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Martyrs TO the Union.

WuIIAM.C. CRoCKsR, Falls Church, Fair
fan county; JoHS CRoCkER, Lcwinsvillo, Fair
fax county; ELLswoRrII SrEAR, Fairfax, G.
H.; and A. MERRELL, Of the same place, all
from New York state, but for the last sixteen
years residing In Virginia, engaged In farming,
with their wives and little ones, have reached
Philadelphia from the "Old Dominion, having
been driven from their homes, on Friday last
by party Of southern rebels, who not ifed them
that they must swear allegiance TO the South
nn Confederacy within the space Of four hours,
or else leave the state, or, II they did not com
ply with the order given, they would DO put
to death, and their property destroyed.
They came on In their country wagons,
bringing with them only a portion Of their
clothing, n they were compelled to lsave b.
hind their furniture together with their bed
ding, prop rty, farms, &c. They state that
,s' % sssS % "sGS .t1E oriSS S
whatever else they could lay hands on.
They represent things as being In a horrible
condition. and state that every northern and
eastern man will be compelled to leave the
state, or suffer the con6scation Of his property.
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War Items.

TnI ~ oCx AND PRorRTy seized by the In. !
.uIgsnts 81 Fort Smith, Ark, are estimated st
th0O, 900.
THyRs rs A terrible war feeling throughout
the whole country. Even the new. born infants |
are all In Armh-PTeaiioe
The "W1 Drum" Is the title Of new mfl-
itsry paper Just started In Boston, by GsoRSs
CooLIDGE
Nor UsASInous.-More arrests % charge
q incendihy language have bssu made In Nav
OrleanA
ORDERS To ARRxsr all nswspspsr CERES
pondents at tbs various osntsrs Of military or
ganization have been issued from w ashingten.
The NAVAL FoRcs has been divided. Com.
SrhIsCHAM In 70 have command sf the Soath-
srn feet, and CON. PEsDEEoAsr of the Home
squadron.
SECRETARY CAMERos In Response to tho
eAI nest appeals OF Baltimoreans has at last con
sentsd that the mail facilities and travel w.
tween Baltimores hoald b re-opened.
IsA DRrSKES HoHr, ON wednesday, be-
tween two pryates Of tho Naval Brigade, At
Staten Island, ons II them stabbed tho other 1t
is supposed, mOrtally.
NorHIsa WILL RELIEVE THE TIDIUn OF
camp lite to our brave volunteers, better than
plentiful supply Of newspapers Lot every
one tcnd who can.
TUE WHOLE SrArH or LOUISIANA Is rs-
ported to be thoroughly aroused, the men en-
rolling iu some Of the parishes equal nearly to
the whole voting population,
PARsos BRowLow SAYS OF JErF. DAyIs-
"a vile trsitoS, . trained rebel, and an inflated
bigOt, he N richly deserves to DO hang a. ever
old John Brown dId
GARIAALDI has declined, IN advance the an
nual PENSION Of one hundred aud fifty thousand
francs and tho title Of "First Citizen of Italy,
"A hich the Italian pnfiinunent tho,iyht - \.
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Prepararions Of OHIO.

Gov. DRxprsoE has already received an ofor
Of service from moro than seventy thousand
mon. or this number he may recsive thirteen
regiments for tho Gsaeral Government and ten
for Ohio, making In all about %, 900. OF these
about two thirds are already In the field. Two
regiments marched at the hrst call, and are In
Psnnsylvania- About 5000 are at Columbus,
1900 at CincipnAti-and companies are contin-
uAlly reporting themselves. The whole body Of
u, 600 will soon be In camp, and put through
an eficiert drilling. Capt. MocI.kLLAND,
who has been In the army, In the Gilman war;
and in Mexico, Is appointed Major General.
Tie 6rst step Of the nov General has been to
select new spot for general drill camp. This
il on the Miami River and Railroad, seventeen
miles north Of Cincinnati. II is b.low the
junction of all the reilroads East, 50 that the
troops can be transported to or from, with tho
greatest eCe. II the Government will give
the order, tho Ohio troops will encamp in Rich-
mond (va.) in four days-any vaporing to the
contrary not otwithstanding.
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| Since tho news Of ci's Reraids rapid ccu,cr
sion to Union, the South em papers have tsrine'
with vitupsration On its ".spostscy.' Ths 6S'
lowing arc few specimens.
This sheet, In us maligrart rai'lrgs sgainsi
the South, u outstrippng even tire 7tSbv~e o.
from thore Who read Il, that its lsaning artieles
are Of the most atrocious and incendiary e!sss-
actor.- Souihcrs Republic, Coi,n,b,d, =. Z.
SrNCs ms soNrnsrr, BxSSrrr, Of the New
York Herald, is very vile. He threstcss tho
South with the bloody eStisction Of slavery"
a. the certain consequence, II prompt ssbmis-
sion Is not tsndsred tho LrNooLS govera-
ment.--No6ile Advertiser.
JAMES GoRDoN BKHNurr, the infamous
editor Of the inf moss New York Herald, has
given $4,000 to the Volunteer Fund" of that
city. The circulatica Of the Herald in this
community has been stopped. Our newsdealers
have refused to deliver any moro copies and
any attempt to circulate Il hereafter will BE-
severely punished. The money article Of the
Herald, received hero last night, 10 worse than
anything We have sccn In tho way Of an in
cendiIy publication Wii~ingtoa, ". c.,
Herald.
A northern paper, tho Provideaos .Jou,soi,
also has its fun at tho expense Il our eoatsrs-
porary, and says "The Herald, referr,ng to
the letter Of tho correspondent sf tho London
7Hpss, says with great nppetc lie Ia I.srly
unacquantsd with the charactcristics cf the |
city Of New York. We chaage here j, a sisgL
day. Mr.. RussEtL cannot doubt tbs stive-
meat " he hsa read tho KoaLi Ter tie last
ftrtn;rht"
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A Mother Worth Having.

A patriotic widow at Cardi8, N. Y, thu,
wrote to her son
hr DRAR HoRArio-I have received intel
G.;crco that you have enlisted In your county,
service and although IL has taken all the boy
had to depend on. ! willingly say 70. wish
had a whole regiment OF boys to send out |;
and mcre than this, l wish that was q man
and qualified to go and command such n regi-
n,ent 1t would bc my glory and my pride.
am but poor widow and cannst contribute
even q widows mite to the glorious cause. II
II Is your lot TO be wounded, ] have faith TO bo-
lisve you will have all the care your circum-
stances will require. ] understand you have
enlisted for two years. Don't let the time
seem long, my boy. Look hack two years, and
II seems but few days. Take courage. Stick
10 your duty, and never finch OF desert.
CuARtHs says he would 20 II he had no ia
mily. LYMAN says no shall not go unlcas he
IL obliged to. HoRArio, I would not give .
llrthing for whole company Of such soldiers.
You know my motto Is go-ahead In anything
that IL good or useful. l realize that we NAV
never meet again, for some must die asd L
Is no harder for me to part with my children
than for thousand others.
You need not fear OF my interfering TO got
you hack. No, go ahead, and my prayer slu,ll
go with you. ] now close by commanding YOU
TO God, and to the word Of his grace so sdeu.
This from your ever-loying mother,
SupAN NHARINu
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Later from Hayti-

News from Port-su Prince to April Is, has
reached us by the bark Laura. Shs reports
that on the 9TH, the bark Williams, Capt.
LIrrEII.TER had been captured at Fort Liberty,
North side Of the Island, with seventy slaves
on board, all in irons between deck. lie had
taken them on board from the Spanish part Of
the island, undcr pretence Of hiring them to 70
70 Guano island, to dig guano, and had put into
Fort Liberty TO get provisions, where he was
betraycd by some Of his crew, who stated to
the autb0rites that be was bound to the Is
lad Of Cuba Tho captain and crew were TAX
and. Tho vessel Was kept at Fort Liberty.
Tho late important sventa on Tie SPaaUh
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To OIL We'll Catns,rophe.

The following are the particulars relating to
the recent oilwoll explosion at Oil Crock, Pa,
by which fifteen lives we're lost, and m any per-
soss severely and fatally burned
Tho we'll which CAUSED this sudden and tor
Iibe Ices Of life and destructiss Of prsPrty by
fire was owned by MKsRTr 4 LITrLK, and,
uniastsnd, had boon pumping we'll, but fail
ing in its supply, the r<opnctsrs were drilling
Il deeper. Thcy had reached the depth Of 800
feet when, At half past i've O'Clock on Weines-
day, the 17th itst., the drill perstrated n largo
assure In the rock, and Immediately oil aud gas
con,nrencsd lowing out Of the topof the wcll to
inch hole. The atmcs phcre was heavy at this
time which kept the gas near tho ground
and Issuing from the woil in such im-
mcnse quasti'ies that the surrounding air was
completely flied with II. Az six o'clock men
eStinguished the fires In the immediate viciu.
it,, and most Of thom went 10 their tea; after
which, the well being great a curiosity, aud
such immense qusnuties Of oil being wasted,
people gathered by hundreds, some 10 witness
the sight, and some TO help ave the oil. About
seven o'olo,k, like . discharge Of q thundsr-
bolt, and with q report that was heard for
miles, the tcriHc explosion took place. The
air for huadreds Of rods in circumference was
one vast sheet Of fame, ss Of lightning.
T1a conclusion Frustrated very ono in tho
vicinity, and In one awful moment nine human
souls unfhrivcn and unwarned, wore launched
into eternity, and from twenty five TO thirty
seriously burned, several Of whom have since
died.
The we'll which caused the accident continues
to discharge through five-inch hole TO the
height Of forty or fifty feet, and Is still burn
ing. The heat is 40 intense that tho people
cannot get within seventy Eve feet Of the woll,
and, horrible to rotate, the blanched remains of
the dead lie in full view, but out Of reach.
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Cor. Conoorass regiment, six,y-nirsa.

Cor. CoRoosAs's regiment, Sixty-nirsA.
reached Washington On wednesday.
CArHoIIc rRIssr ~ Rons, Onsida c..
sou ms people on Sunday week, that IL -
rops o Nome were TO attack tAs Govsvsa.l
he would be the drst 70 shoot rim.
1Hs NoRroLs Dock vas blovs 10. =
sow turns out that the ships mipht h.ys ~
ssved, II the authorities had acted en- the v.1-
ing which Commodore McCAULEr gave ~
SONS weeks before.
JKtv. DAVIS CousfS, young man Il RoSr-
thd, III, boln at Nstchsz. Miss. has cuaistsA.
4 he cxptesscs his great anxiety TO Be- -
y wiere be- will | ave q chance Of puftiac . -
through his ,ratorous relative.
tupoE q W. LASr, recently appointed unGL
/ ted States Judge a the Northern DlsSrist n
Al stama, and confirmed by the Senate TO -
posi'iou, has thrown uP his commisioa ~
volu,Tedrc rcd ms private in the rebel arug.
LE,v. hAcIIs. who came thresgh ksa
ssn AntDrio, icpcvts that all Wsosr NJ
kort horn Texas h little bettcr thsn . mnltsw
omp--thc people organizing foS war evsv-
sherr.
"NEvER INTENDED AN ArrAex on WAa..
rNGroN."-This is the lsnguAge gSvsn ous -
by the secession tsts both sides of The Potoaaa
We interpret it, at most, - giving up I'll isAa-
tons Of an attack, now that the city b imprsGs
nable.
JEvrrRsoS DAVIS continuss 10 tsup6 O. u
gcseras com miss ion To q gentlsmsn hs1A1g
rank ~ captain In tho u. y. A., acco0o@X
by letter containing strong psrsonL spPeaA.
Both ~oro Indignantly returned.
= TusRr IN A GREAT scarcity Of pcru.ska
caps in tho Southern Coaiederacy, and hsav
bonns L. said TO have been offered by shs 49,
authorities OF virg giIia to any one whs ~ -
tsbnsh q percussion cap msnufactury h ~
state.
IN TUE CoScoRD COMPANY, which Il vseh
the Filth Massachusetts, Rsginent, ars fer
Buvr KS, sons of one man, and he the desss.A-
ant of the Col. BUrrRICK who gave tho v0k
of command At Concord Bridge on tho 1sth q
Ap'h, 1775, "Fire! fcllow-soldienl for 0srs
sio, 6,el"
TnK AnstsTRoSo Counr MARITAL has ~
suited In u verdict Of guilty, for having in8lO[
ously surrendered the Warrington Navy Y~&
mapded, and to be suspended non tho ssevsso
and deprived Of pay for three ysars. Ths -
toncc has been approved by tho President.
Tux PROCLAMATION of President LuOsGA
calling upon the rebcls to dispcrse, savs 49,
TWENTY days to return to thor ailegis.sA
which, the command no. being comp'ied viA
the Administration viii be ready for msep -
cided action.
SEVERAL or ritK POLICEMEN Of the Scatk-
srn district OF baltimore have resigned thsi1
positions In consequence Of the duties devolvs4
upon them IN taking down the Americs, ee9.
They state that tho wages they rscsivo fsr tAsR
services s policemen will not INDUCE thsm -
offer indignity to the flag Of their oodnV.
~ WAS IN uorKs there would bono 1ehk-
ing In your country, but Npposs - soakA-
ernsrs are like the little lrish talps sgsAAf
blue for the want Of batin', and hops 49,
Lord they'll got 1t, !" writes gentkmsa asa
AN INTELLIGENT FRrScuxAS, Ays -
NJ bile Mercury Who has lust arrived ftuA
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A. We I.NSk to Otheyp-
"wo ESSk % OhfN-
ENtracts fom Mr.. RussKLL's sccond lotter

Extracts f.om Mr.. KussELLs second lotte
from America to the London Times
IL IA scarcelv pos.ib,s e,r an F,o,;shr,.,
far leo for the 1.tivo of s,y .,s,. n,s..s.;n',
pcrerfui E.ecnt;vo 90 cn,nnrnharl d. ,,,,,i,,
which are asJvnsd 10 The na,ers Of tho sts,,
In this countIS or th. sYtsnt 10 vhich r,s;s,
anco to its authority can be carriei Inv the ac.
tion Of the stat.s ,unposeJ "a ho consen ,;ns
partics TO its oons,jtuiipn and s,nyort.r. Of ;ts
iurisdistion. "'' ''PP''''''' W "'
contain the represcnt stiyes Of thr.. d;g,r.nt
courses Of policy,-thst trinity of Action whieh
generally produces torpid and uncortain notion
or compicte rcst. First there ar. ,hoao .bn
would. at any risk. yindicate tho r;,,bls ,bev
claim for the Federal Goverpment.
Secondly, there are thcse Who see tho nrcs,
mode Of iction in a let alone policy, believing
work Of tho minority, and that A .trong p,r,v
exists, which will expel the traitors. ria ron,
tlemcn who hold thes. views have more f.iih in
the efficacy of innction on tbe Iova of Am.ri-
cans for "a, Jpi,s than ia nos,.sscJ bv most Of
tho outer world, The third marty \, formed Of
t.oss who ar, inclined 10 taie the south At
their word. Lelieyiny Thai lie los. vould bo I,
gain, =
Practically. 40 far n, I bsv. cors I b,x.
fsileI 10 mot many norsops vbo re.IIv sxh;-
Tilted any passionat. Attachment to the IInio,
for its own s,ke. or Who protcndcd 10 Ia, ami
mated by any strong feelings a regard or sd-
nira,ion for tho I,oy.rnmeot of III, lJuitn,
Statce in itsclf
Az the present minute thcrr IL so,birp 10 in
duCc a stranger 10 bcIievc that an efFcctual re-
siannc. c,uIa h. an r.j 10 ,i,aro,,. sr',,a..;s.
moyrm,ul rrIm lilo aouth snnnos;n,, az
means 40 ,,aLc II oxis,cJ c;,h,, In tb. a,,I,;a.
or pc,mi,si, n or ,he porJer Sta,os TN. Nor,h
however. il strong In ia nonuiat;on in H.
.c,l,h and in n, chin. '
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usder ths washinsiss Elm, CasssridGA
April 21> 1851.
- OLIVE wE,DxlL noLsa.


Eighty ,..r- h.,. p...sd, .nA ..ss.
since under the brave old pss
.y % aaaid ioiIOw iH Tho .isa @ @Blk s.ss. ss-a !
And hshs till the lAnd ws4 ffss-
nalf their work vas doas.
half 10 len 10 do
onbnds,, and CoaOord, @ .nd LsSAs''s'
when the battle Is fought and
Whss shall b told 81 youF
HArk-vIs ,hs south wild nosaS--
Who srs ths Martyrs dSwnh-
All. The MARI ov vas trus in .your ohndreis bs.1
That .ptni .sd with blood tbs ewssA as.ss
Oi the hardsr hAunksd town! ,
what II the storm clouds blsvf
Wha' ~ shs green leaves all
Than u . army q worms ihss suAusA ss,ows
IT ample them one and all .
"iLsn. when tie battle Is woa.
And the land nom Aitozs fres, Hr
om children shall tsi Of the s.rils ssgss
" len Iibsrty's second April sun
wAs bsight our br4vs old trsst
THE FOLLOWING VlRsKs, additiond 70 tks
Star Spanglsd Banner, were sung at the sc.s1s
for the volunteers At the Boston Howard 49,
neum on Saturday;
vERsE IT OLIVIER WENDELL HolAns-
when cur land Is iluminsd with hsszsy,s .,nS
Down eosS | with The traitor h.s d.T.s > ds1s
The Gag Of her stars and. ne pAgs Of hsr sGs<T
BY the milliens unclaimed when our Sifshrshs vss
W. viii kssp her bris IN, blssoa ,ossv,r un.,.'.:s
Aud We s.Ar sp@nsitd Banner IA t1ia"ph 'A>~
wl.hs ths land Of the nee i. the hoas of the "avs
NsnsE By MISS srrDBIss, rnn souL
whs. lssson's dsk cloud Aovsrs oi's~ W.
And Si;ou eou.pir. to .uIly her coy,
When hsA banner e torn ~ .s,a. .mi..k h
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Delaware all RLxht.
The following circular explains itself
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARrsEsT !
Dover, Del, May !, ls6l.J
Ths undersigned, the constitutional com
mnder Of the forces Of the State of Delaware,
directs that those volunteer companies of the
State that desire TO be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States under the call a. the
President, will rendezvous at the city OF VIII
mington with the least possible delay, where
they will be mustered into the service OF the
United States by Major RCyF, who has been
detailed by the War Dspartmsnt tsr that pur,,
rsosi rSs mW instrurtiona Z tHSSeo oimsnt viii
coaSist Of tsn companies toSsrrs sr7s period
Of three months. >.' 4, :. p
WM. BQktak GoySRQS
Commandsr in Chief OF ths hSsesssShs State
TIN GoyEsxxssr oy VIRdfHt has hssr
diotsd the expectation of cofR North.
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A NEW ErIscorAL CHuncH has been opened
in 3ist st., between I'd and sd avenues, under the
pastoral care Of the Rev. 7. r. CmrxAs Ths reve-
rend gentleman has officiated In small houss on
the I'd avenue for the past two years. and fom this
beginning las sprung up neat and reapsctAbls sdi-
hce, actually built In ten wssks only. The addrs@
was given in nost suitable and eloquent strains BY
the Rev. II. HoSTsoHnr, Of the Church Of the In
carnation- The church was Alled 70 overhowing.
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RATES OF ADyERTIsINo.

-. s..:s: 80, : 2. :: s.l H.. I.s -
ssa: :.:i s.,s:, :ss:: t..s .. "a. g; =: .,S 49,
nssrtaes ss4 DssAhs, - e>u1s eyYs,unfbw -
nshy advertisements Of four hnss, insuesh0
s,e ocu,enier. Of shs ot,cs, ~ fcr cywy e i9oy
Sp"s. ~ ndvs,A.s.nsns- reostved unAn - e'cfbsa<, n
dsv ~~ -
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r AHDLORDS AND TENANTS
- AGREEMENTS
NEW YORK Sun IMPROVED FORM.
For sale at -
THE COUNTER OF THE sun OFFICE.
9 cent? per set,
a. por hundred. fel2

ID c. BULKLEY, AUCTR.wILL Sell
1rsA.ss. = EscSsnss, S by sras u tSs sysssms CSpit
snds ns dirSotaoa Il n LEfFInQWRL1s ksq, -
'.a. +.s' ~ .:s,, s,': sass ss''s,N salys..
Eo. ia soIiC ~
.;. s;S satTs sT Y Si I;sssS s9 w.u..
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HOUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOB SALE Oh
L to Let-At Rosvilia, Staten Isiasd. . tvo-sesry
u land. very piesssniy located nssr Ss Village %
she Woodrow Rosd, loading v the dsgcs fhs hcass
rcps.~sv upon ths premiscs xSout hsif the "
shase money can remain on bona md Hsfsssss. Yst
nr%s n s "a .PRly 70 JOIN AASS9EfSoS S9E co.
ae,iS1,lS
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PUBLICATIONS, 20.

Mn. DEMORRsTs QUARTERLY MIR
Ivl 10R or. FAsHI0N4 nearly one hundred en-
"a d.p j.... f s.ssS ssasfs sS%
GsrAsatA 40. O.ly Ave qsas sola svsrywhsre
i;:i; !; ::: tss s.s a':s :::ss'
bf- saAy. No. H9 breadUAy, afto,s
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COAL-FAR SUPERIOR IN QUALITY
eIpreedy for family use, b ohsssd, dsiversl. Il sss
than the market price, from yasds 700 Grsad % St1a
ton and III orssarA azss. q. L BsAGs ,,.,,
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COTTAGE HOUSE 10 LET, OR FOR lsale
~ s1b PSF snnsm-At the bss,tifui village q
Clsycacsyille, L. III Of an tours rids 10 Nev York.
I'm hour from Nay nsIt; . neat cottage house. COZ
0ainins rosus, With plenty Of land for sarden; 70
pprckaser easy terms win be inads Apply y. r.
CARk l0 Grand 4. sDlS,lols1AA
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Inquire st 30 Delanoey - LIST floor. spS0 StAc'10s
CEWING MACHlNE-wAETED, LADIES
cto learn 10 operate on Wheeler &wison's improved
sewing nachihas by one Of the oldest experienced
opsrstou In the city taught all ksds Of sttchiusi
heznmins. Telling, 6e., and thorough m inAsement OF
ne machine, and recommended 70 places, for o..
fboss In want Of operators upplIed. machine for
als, and family sewing dons, t los Canal strse<
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMAIL
house and two lots for sale cheap, at Woodhaven,
I, l., mile, by r.ilrc.d conmutston "a esnA. Pss
In mal monthly nstallmsn6; ale o 10, or 10 scrs.t
!naure Of HTt DOWNING. u Q. 9 LHL9H6 ~
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COAL.

COAL-wYOMING VALLEY COAL.
~ Superior quality, for domssslc use, 4 rednsei
J. SMITH LLOYD 3 Co.,
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE Oh EX-
chsnSe-Two house., and lot 70 by 100 ~, with
Y2,O0O, for . farm or lo4s Apply on the prexnisas
No. 2s3 South eth t., Wnilams6arxh- aga e,leo. .isae
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ENlPLOYMENT-Feunalo.

CEWING MACHINES--WANTED AN
- experienced opc, ator on Singers sewing maehiss
Tor all kinks of morocco and patent leather work;
poue but eI Dericnced hands need apply ID. r JAR
Wis, % eshermerhon Il, Brooklyn. Glln,a
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TU GoyERNwssr or VIfdfdt has h&sg'
dioted the sxpOrtaiioa 0f eofH North.
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r OTIS FOR sALE-BUILDlNG LOTS on
l< BerGcu Hill, nicely located on horso railroad
ute, Jersey City, OF Hoboken. at Bergan Psnt,
udi Bergen, Union Hill, ho good neighbor sosds;
s!m. very cay Price, $3.50 70 ssoc Apply 70 CH A.
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-OF THE MOST
n dcsirsbio character, on 81 2Ith 4; ths
recoud floor consitlng OF i've rooms each In two OF
the i've brick buildings Of ths row cnoton watst
Appl, 70 B. Z. MEAD, 900 Third ave, tnsIt door.
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TO LET.

A PARIMENTS TO LET-THE UPPER
n fcor OF brick house on stth It, opposits u |,
Catholic Church: four rooms between sth and 5th
avtnurs, rnt 81 per month In juire Of Mr.. bUCKLY,
On te rrt roor e. at GRO. sCHMILLS tailor store,
at Motl Haven. westchsster 90, NY. 21bl.s
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HOUSE FOR SAI.E-fl ,600--A GOOD
rents for s2o month; near Flrts ST. price si,TOo,
with adloiuink houye for $500. Also vacant lot
near price f6So Inquire Of J. HELD, s!t second
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REAL ESTATE.

o.nt c..h, j. II. wiLtIANs, Coyts.vills, Fsrt Iss.
z. nULsE, ~ and dsiy, foot q Spriux krsst.
Vile. ALAG
DARN FOR SALE IN ROCKLAND CO,
~ n1es from New York, Q fArm Of 70 acreA, eosi
tnber balance highly eultivaiad, nne building, vd
A24, ,Ibl, ,2he
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CEWING MACHINE-WANTED PER
Moons whs wsh 70 learn 10 operate singss sewing
palss good Ia learn thr psntaoon trade.
Inquire at % Delaney ~ lst hoor apS0 SSAcs16