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Americans ln Pnri--Thc wife OF Iie-t.
tlrn. scott.
Correspondence IF ne Loni1n SiW)

Correspondence IF ne Lonijn Sf1r)
PARIS, Saturday, Sept. ~, 1861.
Among the northernors now At Paris is tho
wife tf Gen. Scot. She hal very narrow es-
cape Of being among the passengers In tho GroAt
Eas' ern, when that steamer mot with its latest
AMI most serious accident. Her plssaSc was
actually taken, and she was on the eva Of set
ting out when an American gentleman, whom
Gen. Scott hal requested to come all tho vay
from New York TO he hcr escort over tho Allan
tic, arrived a, Paris and having some matters
10 arrange here, which would cau.o a delay of
two or three days, she was obliged 10 defer her
voyage for a few days, and has not since beon
able TO leave Paris. Mr.. Scott is in very do.
licate state Of hcal,h, and quite a martyr 10 ner
vousnoss Sho ia not able To read tho newsp,-
pcrs till some friend looks ovcr thom, assures
her that there are no evil tidings from tho
North, and that rothing has hlppondei to any
member II her family, Of which her husband {,
net the only one who has taken up arms in de,
fence Of the federation.
Close TO the house in which Mrs. Scott lives
is staying another American lady " some ce-
lebrity in her country-Mrs. Richie, who is
better known as Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt. This
lady, who is Of northern birth and educ alton,
retired from tho stage on her second marriage
with wealthy southern planter. There arc
alto some near relations Of Con. Johnston
among the Americans herr, who, however, are
not less anti slavery than any of tho Beech "
family
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JERSEY CITY.

HuDsoS COUNTY CoURT-In the Hudson
County Cont on Thursday, about thirty persons
were ansigned on charges Of passing counterfeit
money, larceny, assault and battery sellirg
liquor on the Sabbath, &c, The criminal busi-
ness will probably be taken up on Tuesday next
The Grand jury made two presentmentS; one
in relation to the dangerous milton on side'
walks in Hudson City. The other in relation
to Van Worst square, in jersey City, and call ling
tho attention OF the city authorities TO the fact
that for some time past it has been the resort Of
vile characters, both male and female. The
whole number OF indictments found by the
Grand Jury is 1Ol.
A NRw ESGrNE HOUSE, Workmen have
commenced tearing down the old building Oc-
cupisd by Washington Engine Co. No. 4, Of
Jersey City, preparatory TO erecting new one.
AID FOR THE SoLDERs.-A number Of
bsnsyolen ladies', of Jersey City, have organ.
lied sewing association for the purpose o
making up garments for the use of the soldiers
The names Of the officers are as follows
President--Mrs. Charles Fink. Pice'I'resi
dent-Mrs. benjamin Clarke. MdnG9erS-Mrs
| Captain Comstock and Mrs.. ID. 8. Gregory, Jr
SeeretUy-M1s. a, Y. Henderson. Treasure
| Mrs. J. X. Thompson.
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Tie An,Irron Zonnxea.

p The people of Tenallytown are becoming
thoroughly disgusted with the regiment cf An
dersOn zouayes, from New York, which are en-
camped at that place. They have robbed every
hen ,roOst and pig.stye for somO miles around,
and committed other outrages. The other day
live OF six pedlArs, Of tho Jewish persuasion,
caras upon the gsounds with their wagons.
Ths ZOuaves went through the whole OF
them, completely cleaning then out Of every
article of gools. The pooy pedlars pleaded in
vain TO the commanding officers for redress. A
suiler who Joins this encampment had a hoOr-
ing ON his tent ot sixteen feet planed boards,
on which ssvOn men wero sleeping last night.
Before morning the ZOuaye5 had stolen every
board from under the slaopers without awaken
ing them - lhiLdde'phia PTeSS.
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A Baptist clergyman said he had lotter
from one Of his church mombOrs in Massachu-
setts regiment. Tho letto, states that tic Ma
jor Of the regiment had given leave to few
praying men to clear out room, fllcd with
humber and rubbish, and to occupy il for place
Of prayer. At their second meeting two young
men arose, in deep distress OF mind, asking for
prayer in their behalf From that time rcvi.
val spirit commenced, which went abroad
among the men, and many were awak ,nsd
and some were converted. The Chaplain, who
knew nothing about revivals, cid not know
how to help nor how to hinder Ilo lot tho
meetings alone.
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Military and Naval Movements

ARTILLERY.
Pslmcr's battalion OF artillery, formerly
kaown as Col. Latsons, has boon organized
si the Second Regiment of N. Y Volunteer
artillery, Col. Jeremiah Palmer in command,
ENAMINArIoSs.
Coils. Tompkins and Martin are now extreme.
ly tusy, examining candidates for official posi-
tons in regiments, as many as from twenty 10
thirty per day being passed.
ruR FiFrY -sINTu.
The Tenth Legion, RAISED by Hon. G. II. Van
wyck, in this vicinity, has been numerically
designated as the jGth Regiment n. Wv.
BACK AGAIN.
The U. s. Revenue Steamer Bib, Capt. Mar
tin, commanding, has resumed her station at
the Narrows, relieving the cutter Agasslz Lieut.
Travers, who has been dispatched to Amboy, tc
relieve tho cutter Campbell, Lieut.. Hyde, COM
manding.
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On the 18th Of June, Capt. Hollins, who was
then in command oil the Susquehanns, told the
New Yuk pilot who sailed with him to Boston,
that ho WAS obliged to resign from the Federal
service, but that he never could fight agans,
the old Stars anil Stripes" lIollns WAS in
tears when ho made the remark. On the 18th
Of October tho same Capt. Hollins In speaking
Of the Federal heot ut the Southwest Pass,
says After they were fast on tho sand pop.
pered them we'll" Ilolins was in ccst lcies
over his exploit. II Is presumed that "peppar.
ing United States vessels does not mean
lighting against the old Stars and Stripes"
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Horses, Mules, Hay and Oats.

About twenty-five thousand horses and thrce
Shouslnd mules have been received by tho
Quartsrmaster in Washington since the com.
mencement Ol the war. On wednesday there
.,-,n hand twelve hundred wagons and one
hundred nd thhty rec ambuS noes-a portion
ol luese bolng ia uss and the rest ready fol
imm, diate service. On the same day there
were ton thousand ona hDndred aud forty fpur
hor.e- and twenty seven mules in use, or kept
a.-plre. For the last three weeks tho Forage
Mr,r,r h,, received ore hundred tons Of hay
a,o eight ia ,ussnd bushels Of oats per week
Tho i~ouu has been very near the same.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. n, 1861.
Pe.vse'. U.i.s n...i..n.-..
A Now More-e,., sr,hc Arrr.

A gentleman of this city has shown US two
very interesting letters from mon in the army.
They narrate the fact that our Christian young
men in the army ART in scmo instances moyirg
in the means II securing themselves against the
vices and corruption Of the c,mp. They are DO
ing this by forming Young Mems Christian As
soci,tions. They do this that they may know
encourage and stsoI gihcn each oher. They DO
this because they have no church organisation
or church ordinances, and this comes the nearest
TO q church that they can have. One Of those
letters, written by a captain states that already
100 men Of the regiment have enrolled their
names A. members, and the wori is just begun
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Secretary Chase has advanced to the states
tony IcT ucntum On account Of their oxpcndi'
tur> for troops called into service up 10 a month
dly thousand six hundred dollars Illinois
four hundred thousand Ohio nine hundred
thousand Wisconsin, two hundred and live
III, usand Michig.n n, ninety-two Thousand !;
iowa, eighty thousand Prnnsylvania, six
hundred and six 'houssnd Maine, two hun
cred thousand Vermont, ons hundred and
twenty. three thousand Massachusetts, soven
undr,d and scventy-Gve thousand New
Hampshire, two hundred thousand.
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The Rebel Army In Columbus.

/. A correspondent of tho Missouri Republs,,an,
who srsaRglod himself into Columbus, Ky.,
a iew days ago, as clerk 20 CT untry morch an
sAys that In that monoionous village Of Alscu,
so inhabitants, there IL now collected great
army. II seomed strange. An cnemy's camp,
and yet all Americans, in tono, speoch and ac.
ton similar to tho.e in Union camps at other
Tlsces About half woro uniformed, while Of
The balance many had an army cap, q coat,
pants with stripe or military mark of some krd,
and the rest simply ordinary costume. Discip.
line Was evidently more lax than In Federal
campo, and the men appeared TO take things In
u Tree and easy style. Shoes gave the most
u elancholy eiloct Of the blockade. Tho.o of
leather showed numerous patches, ard the long
haired captain raid style made from thick
cloth were being used instead. None Of tho
uniforms of the soldiers wore new and pinch
will evidently come when they are worn out
Blankets were also scarce, and preparations for
winter fcanty.
The Notifications that defend Columbus arc
situated on the blufFs Just above the town, AMI
are no placed and tho natural advantages OF tho
ground are such, thatany attempt 10 take them
without the corporation Of a pow srful land
force, will prove unsuccessful and disastrous.
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The Governor Of Arkansas Is in great trouble.
The continued absence Of large nu mber Of state
officials with the Confederate army-members
f the Isl islature, Sherls, Judges, &c.-ren-
des II almost impossible he sayS, that the ma
chinery ti government can be kept in motion
and the laws executed. In consequence ot this
ttats OF things the Governor says onc-hAlf Of
the offices of the state are practically vacant,
and that there Is no authority in law to supply
the deficiency.
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PRICE ONE CEN z
Justice Of BaibarianS.

Mt petheiick who has resided in Ezypt an
| central Africa for III yoirs AZ mining engineer
70 mehemst Ali, and English consul has pub.
| llshed an interesting narrative Of his travels
| lie relates some instances of the savage iusti "a
/ with which Mshemet Ais .on-in-law repre.s al
the Pillsge OF his soldiery while subjugating the
| Soudan, region in Central Africa
An Arab woman came 10 him ons d,v to
complain that one Of his soldiers had robbsI her
of q pitcher Of milk, which he drsnk before her
face, refusing TO paw fjr 1.-THE value being one
piastre. On being asked If she could recognize
tho man, and on her pointing him out, the
Defierdar told her he would convince himself
of the truth Of ber assertion, which, II false, shs
should answer with the loss Of her head There
upon be ordered tho prisoner TO be thrown upon
the ground and q h.meluko 10 cut open his
stomach with ksnpw and ~ the presence Of
quantity n milk there was undeniable, the
PAsha, coolly throwing dollar 10 the terrified
con plainant, remarked to the bys.anders that
the soldier had mcrritcd his fate by having, in
the frst irstanss, committed theft, and altcr
wards told q delibcrate liol--both Of which acts
were disgrsceftst to = soldier.
On another occasion peasant who caua be-
fore him 10 complain that a soldier had stolen
a sheep, wN answered with Dog, DO YOU
dare to trouble me with such tihc ?" Then.
composing himself foT an instant, anil catch,
ing a lily, at which lie was greet adep,. and
which IN his wicked inOod' was sivorte occtl-
patton, he ordered his attendants to take the
man beforo the kadi. In iss u>inuiea the
poor fellow was blown from before tho muzsle
Of a sann'n, always ready for summary oxccu-
tions in front Of hc Divan. and wAich the
Def e'dar called ths Nadi." Mehomet All.
weariea at length with tire endless complaint,
Of his cruolties, is said tO h-vs put an end to
the life oi his monster son.in law by poison.
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United s..,,. Commissioner, r,- oa,c.

The SIdce TTGds-Ths u. s. cs. Erdstus C.
Booth. The defendant is charged with being
the captain Of tho SLAYER Buckeye One
Of the seamen Of the Buckeye was put upon the
stand, ard testified TO tho fact that under
BOOl orders he assisted in taking on board
the negroes, it taking about four hours to do it.
The negroes were taken on board at Why doh
Island, and wsTe about 800 in number The
negroes were landed at Havana, where the wit
ness was paid 900 bsfore leaviAg tho ship.
After the examination OF this witness, tho
matter was psstpoAsd until Saturday.
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FIaht YourneIf a Farm.

Vote yourself farm was for long time .
cla,stIAp phrase Of a certain class of political
d'mAgoguoa. Fight yourself farm is now leg
itimAts and patriotic. The government now
owns go, 900, 600 acres, which have besn survey
cd and offered for sale, and ready for private
entry. Beside this, nearly b,0c0 600 acres
have bean surveyed, but not put In the market,
which may be taken up by prs-emPtors; This
is exclusive Of the immense tracts OF land when
have not besn surveyed in the nsw Territories
II Dacotah, ColNado and Esvsda.
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miscellaneous.

The Ex.QrEKs or NAPLES gallops on horse
back through the streets OF Rome 10 the terror
of pedestrians with a cigar in her mouth, ha-
bited as though she were Of the doubtful gsA-
der.
A WOMAN named Sarah Ilobhins, Is now in
iaiI in Warwickshire, England, charged with
having murdered her illegitimate child, by
burning II TO death.
THE EN0LIsH JOURNALS manifAL hsis sym
pAthy for the United States by nickhAmfnR GU
Fast day Religious sxsrciaes " LinOOlnd hum
liAti0Q seCyioss."
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EMPLOYMENT FOR LAnoRERs. Five hun
drcd laborers have beOn required from this city
by the Government, and they are being sent on
by the l.. 8. Engineer Agency. Thoy arc to DO
employed in digging trenches, building earth 70
works, etc, for the defence Of the capital; will
receive 30 cents per day and rations, and will be
required to furnish their own blankets and
clothing. Three lundred have alIoaiy been
Sent on.
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Capndiap Pes. on seward,- Circular

Montreal Oct. X Secretary Sewarri's cir.
cular has not attracted much pma,ks from the
Canadian press. Only two Montreal papers no.
tice H. ore Of which view, Il as a confirmation
Of rumors Of foreign intervention. The other
considers II uncSlled for a. far as the Lake ports
are concerned, and OILY likely to render ne ,e3.
sary some precautionary measures ON the Cana.
1ian sida
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SCARCITY or SEAMRS.-Soamen are very
scarce at this port. Tho advantages offered by
number to ship in the navy. Wages to Liver
pool and IIavro are ais par month, with t2j to
$50 advance to the West Indies, els por
month, with from els to eco advance.
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fw ne SHr
"Ror sheriff BuII Run Jimmy +"

fW nhe SHV
"Ror sheriff Hall Run Jimmy
Cron pinch, dear Jimmy Iyn,t,
III try 10 mount Pegasus,
And tell the way yo fought one day,
AZ the scrimmage OF Manassas.
You charged as bold as any mau,
Yes, charged upon full run;
But always straight for Washington,
Aud never once on B1ll Run.
Then for plume, as white ~ snow,
For Jimmy Lynch ~ wear;-if
lie runs as iofu election day
lies cei tain " be sheriff.
but what thing for ma t,ing-
Can lrishmen delight In
Supporting Lynch--the irst 4, finch,
While they we've hravely 6shun,g
~ SO, they're made u sqtt,r stuff
Than the irdrTiors " / cir naiion,
And must believe that valuris
A reg bel ind diacrehon.
Then iva plume, ~ white ~ snow,
For Jimmy Lynch 10 wca --i
lie runs ~ iocl electi ~ day,
Hes certain ~ he sheriff
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DECLINED. are informed that Richard
OGornan declined the nomination for Dis
trict Attorney rendered to him by the "Peo-
ples Union Party DIR. Bradford declined 10
run as a candidate for the Senate, in tho 9Th
District
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CITY NEWS

THE CHARTER CoMMIssIoN The Charter
Commission was to meet on Friday at three o.
clock, but at near four, quorum not being pre-
sent, an adjournment until four o'clock Tues =
day afternoon next, was agreed upon.
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sTEAMBOATs.

INHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPs On
~ 6,aIsn Island. FAre oenhs by Belisn Island
ferry FOO. ef WhilahAn a. ~ the Battery aAd sou,h
ferry. Boas laAys every hour from A Il 70
TP, n. On ena, eundaSy syrT half hour 70 J "
n. js2T n'lr
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r oDGINGS CHEAP-CoMFoRTABLE
- single beds 10 cents = night, OF 90 cents .
week; double beih less single rooms 10 cents. Mar
ried persons 80 to - cents. RefrsshmenA equally
low Al WILTsHIRB HOUSE, 100 FrNpklin st, neaI
Wssa Broadway. WatchmAn al night. o. 94Ac'lSA
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GROCERIES.

Get YOUR FLOUR FOR THK WINTER
VI before the price goes up. A. the cheapest -four
store you get nour al - 90 70 80 ~, warranted
good, and sent free " your houss In any part of the
sity, any wagon express route in tie vicinity.
". b. GILLETTE. so+ Front u, near Fulton Fer
~. ocS tAAc'lSo
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NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
" LIST, ths Steamer BROADWAY will lo.vs pier
sOt OF Jay 81, touching at Anos 81 every aftsrl0 on
NJ 81 o'clock, for Yonksrs, Hastings, Dobbs Ter
~, Tsrytowa, Sing sing, and HAvss,raw.
oci elacslla
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VOLUNTEERS IN THE IIosrTAL--Thero are
now seventy. five volunteers of different egi-
ments, sick at the City Hospital.
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AT THE
Y cheapest -four store delivered free, IN New
York, Brooklyn, WilliAmiburgh, Hobuken and
Jersey City. Terms cash on delivery. W. u.
GILLETTE. a04 Front sreet, near Fulton Ferry.
oclO 24Aos1s2
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
" For
NATIONAL, LOAN.
orTIOs o. KTToay., sos . Co.

OYTIoH or KETOHUh, BoH q Col
No. 20 Exchange Place.
TRKA6URY NOTES ISSUED F0R THE Ma
TIONAL LOAN, bearing interest," ~ the rAis Of $40
per cont per Annur payable 70 ordsr OF suhscrtbs'
or n directed, and Of the various dsnominatio[ls,
can now be bad a this o6hoa immedialaly upon do
posh therefor In gold or current hinds. Order.
irom The country, aosonpanied By ehsok, supplied
SIX PR GENT. TWO YHAR TREASURY
AOTRS RECEIVED AT PAR AND NrHRk8I
7" .os s.iii iEoIRiS:xErOHux,
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Atbdry OF. IL The canal tolls, from MAY
LIST to Oct. 10Th, 1861, amounted TO az, ,Si5. .j12
ditto from April 2jth to October 18th, 1860,
A. gS2 Os5
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A Lot or PIsroL CARraIDoEs served out
10 the cavalry at Washington, few days ago,
were found 70 bs filed with wooden plugs and
turnip seeds.
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DOARDING-S7 26-CHRAPEST BOARD
ID ing in New York-Nios rooms with good beard,
~ % 70 o. . weak. and upwards. Ladies' and
pArlor with pianos. ~ LispsnArd 81, near Broad
way and Canal. Also, wAichmAn all night, and
lodtings oheAp. u AAo'l1s
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EMPLOYMENT-Pe-Aios.

GAP FINlSHERS D-GooD
~ hards can have plenty Of work. c. BACK
STEk, Jr., % broadway. OILS s'Ii5
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RoARDING--A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
ID bo accommodated with good board and plea.
can't rooms at 264 Tenth st., between ia Avenue
and Avenue A, froA 80 70 50 20, per week. The
house contains ali modern improvenents-ba
gas, &c. olO EAc'lD
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ITO CONTRACTORS-AP PARTY HAVING
Il two full lots north side West I9d st. beginning
300 feet West from 9th ave, desiring the rock taken
from the westerly one, will awe the eastery lot In
payment for same, subject - mortgage for balance
Of amount. Address CONTRACT, box 1875 Pust
office. ol9 S'lOs
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DOARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID OF gentleman and wife can obtain board on
moderate TERMS at no Charles street, north-west
sOrntr Of Greenwich; also ladies. Ii. FkLrHAA.
oc9 24Acsl2T
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SAVINGS BANKS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
COR. THIRD AVE AND 18th Sr.
CHARTRHED 1884.
BIx PER CENT INTEREST allowed on an do
ponh froIn ons dollar to one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 10Th OC-
ToBER WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM oC-
T0BER FIRST. Bank open every day from 10 to
.; also on Monday, "wednesday and Saturday even
lngs, from 70 O'Clock SPENCER X. GREEN,
Rrest. brkPHKN 8, OHILDS, SeCy, oos aAAc'laa
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personal.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY
q CUMhINS, who came ~ this country from
Sueeas CO. ireland. ON ship Isaao webb,
which sailed from Liverpool, April ith, 1851 she
went " ~ Ninth ave, n. v, and has not been
heard irlm since. Informatiou thankfully receiv I'd
ty,JOHN W. TAYLOR, Somersville, N. J. ois a.
DENSI0NS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
wouD led disabled during The prs-su, war,
and also fur the widows Of those killed OF whs may
die IN service. Claims for ray, oou1V land, 49,,
promptiy s,tendedsto. CALVIN W. SMITH, cos.
ner Chambs~s aud Chaahama os a<acst0s
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OILS AND PAINTS-B0ILED PAINT OIL
~ % osnts elastic rod oil, ~ oent. per gallon ;
Grafton pant yellow oohrs, and SpsniAh brown,
one cent pen 10. white lead and zinc, cents I'm
SEED oil, Surpsniins, 30, D. HDWKII- 800 Pearl
d oos AAcsll0
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IN pool or Lind n. n.-when you pay your passage
10 siiher Of tie above pcr bs careful that the date
Of sal ling is menb,ned on tue ticket. According
~ law, pasengess are entitled to receive 70 cents
per day and fu board. II the ship docs at sail
" thin two days of the date on the bcket. In or
der 70 obtain redrcss, apply i the Toomt. rohcs
Court cello S4A9'lh
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TO LIQUOR DRALRRa AND FAMILIES

ITO LIQUOR DHALHHB AND FAMILIES
l. Il have established distllery Of malt whis-
key, So 70 los; gal; brandy and rum, % TO % cts
through the small ssill, still Of great purity Rect
lied spirits 20 cts. THos. A. DBvYR, oor. North
l0th and First 50. WilAmsburRb. oc1l 1tAo'lOo
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IIRIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK.

y No. 90 CANAL. COZ vANCK srHWz.
0psn daily ffoIh 10 q m. to p. m, and fron , g
fp. m. Biz Per coma allows %, al sums of -
Hnd under. and hvs per ooni on Larger anoanAa
Oeposh m.ds before ocsobsr soth, win bsAx inAGs4
from ths La insl.
TMg BArW has KBOnvm On DnRo41
UUhuaQ TIE Last pH MoArHA
80, ,a4s -.
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Il Lii e-The packet snip AUSTRALIA, lying Al
fiet n, East River, sails tomorrow. The JOHN
BRIGHT sails OOtrbsr sjth. For passage apply
b ard, or W WILLIAMS \ GUION, No. ~ Fulton
street. se26 Asc'lW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-21

E'OR LIvERPOOL-TIE FAST SAILING
Il clipper ship CALHOUN Capt. TRUMAN, will
sail Saturday, 0ct 26ta, having unequaled &C.
commods,ions for rst and second class passep gers
Secund class passengers takei for the low price of
Si2, and found with provisions. Apply on ard,
cr At the office on Pier ., North River. y. COL.
LIN. ol9 6'iO3
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EIRsr SHIPS FOR LONDON AND LIv,

Il erIool-t-e splendid ship LIVERPOOL, At pier
10, v r., sails for Lon don, Oct. 24th. Snip NBw
WORLD, for Liverpool, will sail in a few days
Passengers taken in 2d cabin a, reduced eeraye
rates, and found. Fnr pas age W or from the above
ports, apply 10 THoS. q. ROCHE, 50 SJuih st.
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