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The Whale Fishery In 1861.

The Whalesmon's Shipping List Of New Bed
ford, in its issue of the 9TH inst. presents statis
tics of the whale fishery for tho last year from
which we gather some valuable information.
The year has been one S unprecedented pc
cuniary hardships very few having realized
any gain from IL. The ships have returned
with light cargoss, which have been sold at low
rates The low prices Of whale Of having boon
caused in a great degree by the Introduction Of
petroleum.
Tho whalemen who expected large success
ia Cumberland Inlet, Davis Straits, and Hud-
sons Bay, have returned disappointed; the se-
verify Of the winter having been an obstacle TO
success.
The reports from the North Pacific feet re-
ceived by the last Sandwich Islands mail are
more favorable than had been anticipated, the
average catch a. heard from being 135 bbls
whale oil and 500 lbs bone the season.
The quantity Of OF, taken has, however been
much less than in former seasons owing to the
diminution Of the number of vessels engaged in
the business.
Sperm oil has rllcl lower in Iprioevthe past
car than in 1860, as will be seen in our st4 Is
tics. We note a large improvement in prices
whhin few week., quickened by tho anticipa-
ted trouble with England. Sperm oil Is really
worth 100 cents per gallon-a price which con-
'umeTs can afford 10 pa, while it cannot be
caught at less price with profit to the ship
owner.
The impOrtatilns Of oil and bone fall short OF
1860, i,776 bbls. sperm, {, 22s do. whale oil and
s29, 200 lbs. bone.
The exports largely exceed those OF 1850,
particularly of whale oil. The excess il 4,7j5
bbs. sperm, 80, 9Gl bbls. whale oil, and l33, 7S7
lbs. bone.
The number of vessels employed In the
whaling business lst January, 1862, is loss
than the number at the corresponding date OF
1850 by 81, with an aggregate Of 81 ,2Sl tons.
The deet will be further reduced the current
that will never be fitted again for whaling and
Of those to arrive considerable number will
also be withdrawn / I the hu'iness finds its
level, when 1t will without doubt b. prosccu-
tod with economy and profit by those who on
gage in il.
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toe man uf.ctory Of Thuin 6 Traps Of this city,
We had frequently heard Of his e,tabli'nmsu',
but we had no ides. until our visit to Il, that
u was N thorough and interesting in ia opers-
tions ss va found It 10 bs. The onterpis'ng <
manufacturer have in thoir employment SONS
30 hands and are turnp pg out abou. 100 p,irs
of sho,s PEI Jay. Tie shape and size Of The shoe
are fret marked and Ssvod ou', and thon II Ia
borei and scc POI oat, and fashioned A. the
bottom, and sand papered sni lin,d and patnt-
oil ani topped with leather, and tAus Gnishoi
IN yaIiou. fOym- "a tbs ssfne bu .iding. GCst Of
nis vtrk is donO by ussb.Lcry driven by
ueatr.
'Tha wood is gun ard popltt yhics is wall
s'esri'i b, fote ;ho atoo 10 made Wc url r.
-,aud thst thoss shoes aro actually ligh.s- thsu
10 leather bfokAn ol the same number, al a.
To- durability, tho bottoms will lsat u1ul the
noRt war. We Learn that Thuim 4 Traps, ~ho
uo dni,hing one hundEyd pairs por day, have
m''c c're-s than they eaa ia,
"Woodor sbces ATS worn In tive r)rthcSD
ps-t OF Europs, and in somc locslitiea in this
oovr'ry, tut 10 svpPoee NJ, Is tn, ntat m,uu-
Hu'c-y % to scr, H. machinery ahl s.otm,
which q As bs,n ,stAl lli,hti"
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miscellaneous.

TmE Hamilton (CanadI) Oil Company turn
out about nifty barrels Of oil per day,
LTEUT. FARFAN has been appointed Com
mandsr of Ordnance at tho PhilIdelph phia Navy
Yard.
TIIE En- ress Eugene Is now said to he the
possessor Of the largest Of he pearls found near
Paterson New jersey, during the Jersey peaI
fishery excitement. IL is valued at g., 500.
IT is estimated that the mortality in our ar
my since the war broke out will reach ~, 900.
The number killed in battle, skirmishes, &C.,
is about IL 900, aud the number wounded IL, :
OC0.
The N. Y. TIMES pIolossos 70 have reliable
authority for saying that the Rinaldo, WITH the
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War Intelligence.
TIE SITUATION on THE SOUTH cARoLtSA
sRABoARD,

TIE SITUATION on THE SOUTH CAROLINA
sKABoARD,
The Charleston correspondent Of the Rich
mond EXAMINER, writing under date of Jan.
8, gives the following as ",he situation" on the
seaboard -
'All accounts seem to agree rs TO the fact
that the Yankee gun boats are adm rably man
aged. They range at will up and down the
little bayous Of the coast, and their riilcd guns
are always served with great precision. II was
probably the consideration Of this great aiyan-
tage, which the enemy possess, that has in.
duced General Loe to fall back from the shore
line ofthe main, AID TO choose his position for
a final stand about three miles from
the Cocoa River. The position Of the
hostile forces az this time may DO briefly stated,
as follows The enemy by means of his gun
boats, h,lds command of BroId River and
ST. Helena Sound, with all the intervening
islands. His troops also occupy the main land
just opposite to Port RIyI ferry, and can now
possess themselves, whenever they please, OF
the rest Of the main shore opposite TO Port
Royal Island, making, in all, tract of about
six miles long, and half n mile wide, immoli-
ately bordering on the Coosa River. This tract
has been abandoned altogether by the Confsd.
crate forces, which have receded about three
miles toward the railroad, leaving a strip Of
rice lands, averaging two miles In width sen.
arating them from the positions yielded to the
enemy. These rice fields have been all $40 we'd"
or inundated, by military authority, 10 that
there are now only few narrow roads by which
the Yankees can push forward toward the in
=, terror. Should they advance, OF course they
must abandon the support Of the gun be ats, and
trust to their own strength upon tho land.
THE REBELS MAKING WOODEN sHoHs.
The Raleigh On. c. STANDARD says; ~
~ We Waited daY or lao Aiuoa tia UAodna
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Quarter dollars are proportiona0ly less pro-
ductiye Of premium, whiie dimes and half dimes
coined before 1897 have lost rather m 1re by
wen, on an average, than the premium would
make up tn ',coined since 1887 TO 1853, will
average premium OF 3 per cent. on their no.
minsl value.
Fine silver, 139lGc. per ounce.
American plate, l20 70 122c. per ounce.
Genuine British plate, l2j sc. per ounce.
The old copper cents Of the [. :, arj received
at their nominal values, in even sums Of ii ye
dollars and upwards, and c,nts of new issues
given in exchange therefor but no fractional
part Of that amount wilt be taken. Cents of
new issue will be given in exchange for any OF
the gold or silver coins Of the L. 5. The rsa-
sonA6le expenses Of transportation Of the ne v
cents, in sums Of twenty dollars and up yards
to any point ac ,essible by railroad AMI steam
boat, will be paid by the Mint.
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Philadelphia Min, Regulations.

The existing regulations at tho Mint in rola-
tion to the purchase OF silver bullion are Just
published by the Director. Tho Mint price of
silver heretofore 12l cents il now raised to
122l. ceuts per ounce Of standard dnoness. This
rule applies as well to the Assay office a. New
York as to tho Mint at Philadelphia. For the
information Of the public, it may be stated that
according to the above rate of purchase, the
yield Of various classes Of coin or bullion will he
about as follows;
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RowERT SAVINGS BANK,

y nav HORk, Jan, ION, IVNl.
THE DEPOSrr0Rs ARB HEREBY NOTirIBL
tha, interest, At the rais of Gve per cent per an
mum, on all Sums Of Ave dollars and upward, sno
not exceeding dve hundred dollars, ani four pc'
cent. per annum on ali sums over Ave hundred dol.
lars, which have been deposited Al least three
months previous TO the Ia, nst, will be allowed h
the dercettofs payable on and after Monday, tat
SWh inst, In sccordauce with the prpvsiors of ~.
bylaws. AH interest uot called tpr will remain -
principal, and draw Interest accordingly from Isl
inst.
This Rank IA nren for lIsiness dsily from 10 to
e',i,k, and On Monday, "Wednesday, ani Friday
evenings, FROM t. O'Clock, AZ No lSV Rprery. ny
order uf tie Trustees
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President
q. II. CoaGRsnAIl., Secretary, 10 C'iOt
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EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
IL N CMAknINA AT

New York, Dec 90, 1881,
Dividend-The usuI sesni annual dividend. ~ thf
rate ~ sI per cent per Ai,num. on all sums fron
fi tc 500 sud 1--WE per cent. On sum- over $50
will ts payable aud Sfsef the 9Oth OF January,
1852.
Rank open daily ftcm 10 A. N 70 p. N. and OF
Thursday evening from 70 O'Clock.
Money deposited on or before January lith,
will iraw interest from the lst ~ January.
PETER IL. TITUS, Pros.
CHAs. A. WHITNEY, Bee. d9l 24ao'i2t
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GROCERIES,.

ITO GROCRRS--'.EXTRAF FAMILY FLOUR,
of choice brands for retailing for sale in lots 70
SAIL. isa Wsai q, ons door below Chambers St.
\. hdss 9AAc'
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Bank for Swings,

~ Bank for Savings,
CT Beoclier street,
sth January, 1859.
The Trustees have, this dav, declsr.d dividend
NJ interest, under the provision ~ tho Bylaws, hT
the last six months ending the 3lst December, ~
follows, at the rate of five per cent. per annum on
all sums Of Ave aud under I've hundred dollars and
~ four per cent all sums amounting t. Ave hun
dred dollars and upwards, payable on and aner the
third Monday NJ this month.
The interest IL carried H. the credit " depodtors
as principal Oh the list instant.
ROBERr LENOX KENNEDY,
10 Es1o0
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nlVlDENb-
~ IRVING sAyISSs ISSTTTUTIoH, No. pt
Warren 4, s,.-Thr trustees ~ tlus institution have
dtrectcd th@a Interest q. tho rate " t6l pet
per annun, all surs " sho0 and eve Ib per con,
A. sums mp q si,coO. and four il per cent over
that amount, " te p0it & all depO,ltors entit'Nr
thereto, payable On ard after moniry the 9oth day
q January. All ipterp-S n0s withdrawn will draw
interest a. ptinciiL.
JOIN CAsTRHH, President.
VANDERBILT l. BUXTON, Secretary
nj fisI.-
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

IIIIID nv I4NV T DIV IINVTo H.ANhI
Il corner Third Nv. and 10Th NJ.
CHARTERED 1884.
SIX FER CENT. INTEREST allowed on all de-
u.,-its fruin one dollar t. one Thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE on OR BEFORE Goth JAN
VARY, WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JASU
AIRY FIRST. Bank open every day frum 10 H.
also, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
ings, frum tJ S o'clock.
SPENCER X, GREEN, Prest.
sTFPnEN 9. Chill DS, Sac'y. jalO 2Iac'i2l
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DRESS.

AN IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
cHE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsTABLGsHED IN 1884.
Chatham street. loo, corner Of Pearl street.
Fine White shlrts Linen Collars and BosomA
For 70 Cents
For 100 n
For 1926 -
For 100 O!lli
For LIS Nh
For 200 MN
shirts made n order and warranted t1 ia.
tndershlrts, Drawers and III LC-iIoss
IN Silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton.
Flremen'a Shirts, Travelling shirts
Army aud Navy Shirts uf every description.
elspenders Neck Ties AID Gloves,
.,... in every variety,
Wgo'en Jackets always on hand.
Rememher the NJ. luG Cla,llu street,
JaI 21hc'llS conner OF Pearl street.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
- Mn AnuE- Ian s. IAAl

NhN 1Okhs Jals ~ loo1s
INTEREST NoTTCB-Depustors are hereby no
tined that the usual semi annual interest depCite
entitled thereto as tue rate Of six per cent per
mum or suins net exceeding 500, and 6vo yer cent
over $500, will be paid on and amer Monday, sOth
instant Interest placed ~ the creln OF depnstors,
and y not Withdrawn, viii draw Interest the SAME
as deposit from let instant.
FRANCIS L. SCliOALS, President.
WADE ". WuRRAIL l.. S,yrrtsry.
PETER CUNNING. Aocoui.t,nt SO tode6
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST-SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, A
Dblack and tan slut y years old, namsd SALLY.
Sl5 reward will be paid for her return 10 JOIN j.
McCAfFREI, lSG York st, brooklyn. jai4 4'll1
pICKED UP ADRIFT, ON THE MORN
ing Of the 18th inst, in the East River, yawl
boat. The owner can have her by proving proper
y and paying expenses. Apply al o. Weat st.
jal1 via
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We find in the Norfolk County JOURNAL an
interesting historical, physiological, humorous
and sensible disquistion on the subject Of swine,
written by the Hon. John $. SLEEPER, being a
report submitted by him to the Norfolk Agri-
cultural Society, as Chairman Of the Committee
on Swine, at its last annual fair. We select
few scraps from this spocin en- of porcine litera-
ture, in tho belief that they will be received
with grunt cf appreciation by our readers;
lHE RIOS TAIL.
In o. important fact all writer's on the sub
Ject Of pork agree with wonderful unanimity, To
wit that in selecting pig particular rofsTonce
should be Rad TO the character Of his tail. lfit
droops and d. ags upon tho ground, or sticks out
straight behind like the marlinspike of an sold
lLt, reject him at orce. Ever chOuse enc
which has in his tail a graceful curl or kink
like a fanciful bow In the bonnet of fashion
able belle, Such tall u indicative Of strong
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POSEHILL SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
IL i4th st and sth ave, open daily, from ~ pun.
Wednesdays and Saturdays until = m. Blk per
p,sits made on or before january 20th draw inter-
sst from the lst. THOMAS CuRIBTY, President.
RICH. IA BULL, Sec. dis 24'l2l
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HATS
stylish hat adds greatly % a persons ap-
bSSiance. The handsrmcst hat now male Is a
pshAkE'S s1.lE'S Bowery, just received and nav manu-.
S1tIlI8 nom the glOssest aud hnest French
plush ever imported. d2O 2Iac'lOS
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organized mob, created thoroughly dlsoI pliued
army, as victorious Drainesville and even DIS.
az rous Balls Blof attest ard, creator than
and dlencs
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMENS

THE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMENS
l. BANK FOR SAVINGS, have ordered that inter-
est be paid o. dcpstors entitled thereto, for the six
months ending 9lst Dec, AZ follows
On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars and under, al
the rate Of FIVE per cent per Annum; aud
On surus exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, at the
rate Of four per cent per Annuin, payable on and
Giter Monday, goth inst.
The Interest will be placed 10 the credit o, deposl-
tors rs principal. New York, Jan. sth, 1863.
7. PERT, President.
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary. jA9 6'lll
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CRFFNwICu SAVINGS BANK

EREFNWlCH SAVINGS BANK
~ Is Sixth avenue, or u wAyerly place.
January tntorest for lSCs.
The Bard ~ Trustees have ordered Interest " IN
paid TO deroSitors the rate ~ Eve psr cent pe'
annum, on all sums of hve hundred dollars ano
under, that may be entitled thereto. and four pc
cent per annum on all E'ims over Eve hundrei dol
lars that may 10 entitled thereto payable at the BAnk
during bank hours, on and amer
January Goth, ts69.
Interest not drawn will be placed 70 the credit o.
dspositors a. principal, and draw interest.
The Bank IL open daily, from 10 O'Clock =. m. un-
I'll o'clock =. IN, aud Mondays, wednesdays
and Fridays fruJn u I O'Clock p. TN.
u. A. CUsHMAN. President
WASHINGTON d. VERAILYK, / so,ro.ri..
JOHN 8 DlCkER5Ok.
JAG 1879
IRVING SAVINGS TNSTITUTION-NO. 90
Ws-r"u ~. Dr, ats nr,ie un or before the l0tb
~ Il January viii draw interest from the first
interest allowed NJ the rate of per cent SUM
rom 81 t. $500, and per cent on sums over
hat amount Open daily from 10 A. N. ~ r. NJ
Nls0 on MONDAY, Thu URSDAY and SATURDAY
'verirgs, frrm 10 I Pm.
JOHN CAsTREY, Pres,.
sysyssrls Tg y RELsls; 1 WARD. pVcS.. ysSs
VANDERBILT l.. BUxTos, s"c'y. di6 9lN''iss
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J1NION DIME SAVINGS BANK.

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" 429 CANAL. CORNER OF YARICK ST.
Open daily, from 10 A. NJ. " 2, and from 10 !,
r. NJ.
Deposits received on or before January goth, will
draw interest from the hrst inst.
pr cent. Interest alLonsd on al surss oJ $500
aud undCT, and per cent. on larger dulOtints.
THIS BANK HAS OPENED 7,I12 ACCOUrTs, AND RD-
CnyED IN DKPOsIr S657 ,319 AZ DURIEa
PAST 30 AuSTHs
E,V. HAUGIW0UT, President.
GARDNER 8. CHAPLIN, Sec. d2i 24ac'll5
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sni straight back, a Mind ard choo-ful disposi-
ton, ard heal by Hato, AID gives assuranca
q hoe that VI fsttsn easily and mako ospi-
tal posk.
EooarsH LBu-
II ia snoths; gross mistake isto which a largs
portion sf msrkind heyo fallen 70 suppose that
a h gis raturLly ond ef 6lth and unclsAn.
nsss- This q libel or tho whole rscs. tbs
Wild hog IN thu bOuaGless 'orsst is A. neat Ia
his psr-ou and 80 closuis In lis bADits 60 any
dandy among tho quadruped ribe. The well
kuUv propensity Of tse domsstica'od hog 20
Mi himself IL the mud and cJvor himself With
cost y slime ia merely 9 proof th-t he "a
quirc, protection frcr' the rays or the ,ur and
from tbs attacks Of Aies. IL furntShsg no owl Z.
Ceuco hat IA reOsivss any positive cobcymant,
or derives sJy DOunsnsnt beu1tit fl0m bJing
dsuhod 0vsr With h.lb.
7ng uoG AZ 4 7rCvrtHg CatRtCrTI-f
In so-v . perta oF France sad ttsiy begs srs
torui.tiy tNnsd to hunt for tTrfos a sort et
mushroom ol delicate flavor a"d highly Jtitsd.
found b,res tho .uriscs VI - o g-cutt Whom
'hr hog scsnts atru1ls hs ~ ptasss hs salts
bis snpu', e-iss ,tc ,tulne car.fuiiy And cN-
rios i - tiI mastsr. Nto ei"st hin hin FOL
q gram "a sew.'d.
SnII IOWA ia..t :! y ir ,hs mid.
lad .o"p'ie, { EagieLl tctUs iu,A.it. .snt
n, odl e hcgs have Sfou "a. .ei 90 huct 'ot
rsr;tiigs, y.ocicrrt'. ,ri ,ttot gene, snd
hsyo m,bifcsi ed the vslrshla 1ua,tlss ot thos
O. a 5-,d .Gd -sgscicu' y aat'r'.
tcy.tvr ~ rG- rNI.
Tbs LOYALTY u ti'o hog as OoJ al Ias,uou.
Ia has grn.t rcspoc, Cor tho stat, srt Mlioet
iroliycs il, R-rpcf. lndsed. o-c " :hs sNinish
triie was once publicly exhibited to IN, good
people OF Norfclt county, even IN th,s sistly
favored town Of Dodidn. Mas. - q rare protf-
~ IN the nhaPo Of promising zig, which boFo
u r,r,S'nN rSlSmbl ,nce 20 tho America HSg-
With s'Afs ebOu, ts boai and slripea along ii
hank snd .itos. 'i'irg emblem e Republican
rstionLity. This striped Pig received the HON.
sgo ot The ldmiring msutuic, with good
s,uted g'unis Of sat,atac ion, and oiTsrsi sr-o-1
Undue, niebts 70 his Visitors To- follow ais On
ample and get well co,nrd
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REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALE OR TO LET IN BROOKLYN
Four 2A-stpry Eus. s.lsL basement brick houses,
marble nantels, water anl gas, On C,assou, near
Myrtle ave, on tue railroad nom Fulton Ferry 10
GreenP1lnt, Prize $4,000. Terms b. suit, Iu-
quire O.! JAMES LOCKE, 200 Adelphi st. Brook
yn. jal5 l2'lOl
FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND MILK
- uIcu-lt ) Al wish a. purchase Eve, ten, thirty
acres of the lest lalI in FatLush, only miles from
City Hall, ooklyu, At sices 10 suit the times, a,
IN l. y. BERGEN, 10 Cellar St, n. Y. Il3 2Ilc'li9
FOR SALE CHEAP, AND ON BAsY
l. terms-SeveTal story brick stores and houses
In Van Brunt 81, Brooklyn, the Atlantic Dock,
~ VT t5II9 Sl,o9o 70 $4,000 each. Apply 70 Y: X.
kELLOGG, % Beaver ~. jy4 2lac'l93
FOR SALE-A Farm PLEASANTLY IO-
cHted, y miles from Jamesburg Junction, and
IN from Cranberry, on the old stage road from
Burlington 10 South Amhoy, Mddlessx Co., N j.,
containing 81 acres " good land under cultivation
800 apple trees in ful bearing, with plumb, pear,
and other fruit trees a story frame house, with
kitchen and a large barn, with other uut-Luildings ;
q well oi good water at tie door, and a Cstern u
water IN The kitchen. For particulars inquire Of
CEf. j, CRAWFORD, Steamboat Goo. Law,
HCHD, FILMING, at Jamesburg WIN. HUTCH.
iNSVN' ~ VI anOeirY or on the farm of EDWARD
WILBUR, d2s 24ao'lO4
FOR SALE-iOO ACRES PLAIN LAND
u near the Long Island H. Il. within - miles Of
N'w h2rk city, VIII Ls sd great Bargain. For
,Sru ,tli ,.l"is inquire ot i. q, BILKLEY, Esg, 4s
Man -. dos 2lao'lO3
Go0D BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
hHe-I"e corner store, house xild lot, No. 43
S,'d - corner ~ secondi -WuiHnsburgh In
l1fe ON the premises. dsi 2lac'liO
NILLIAMSBURGH PROPERTY FOR Sal.
w The three-story houses, lb5 and l5g Deyos
~ ami store Smith and DeyOe sts; Hso oJttagtJ
sIr SI.tu tpl Aiusio sts, terms very easy Applv
t't. R-kELLoGG, 90 Beaver st N. r. u ia;
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NNANTED-HANDST To TAKE OFT THIN
w coats, vUsts AT pants to BE- msic ~ machine,
at the new clothing mandatory At Port Rchmnni,
S,aieu Islsnd accessible by the ferry f.s ~ Court.
laidt st. n. r., al-o Evrt of whitehal le,vits at
3, IN =. m. and ~ +. M Fare and cents.
ialt 3'ii6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EENIALE SERVANTS WANTED, N GOOD
Il Situations now ready, at good wages; also g'od
Of am erm aids and Witress,s. Inquire a. the Large
Institute, On the o Gth avenue AMI llth II,
NAere good p,Aoe~ ace always rCR ". Small girls
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NXrANTED-A MEN ON MILITARY IN.

NANTED-1 MIN On MILITARY IN.
w fnury fro,k crat.. A.sr 10 humber ~ girls
W uslertor1 ,hOt kind ~ work; .d-o tutt,u hole
O. ,te-. nlso 4 operators, . ON : uurr'-, AMI on
J't & Mpl-ters rud o. FaLcr q Anycrs, and
,u Hrthoirs =. MCCORMICK, - Madison st.
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THK REBELS MAKING WOODEN sHoEs.
The Raleigh On. C.) STANDARD says. ~
1--WE Visltsd, day OF two since, tho wooden
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CEWING MACHINES - WANTED PER-
- sons who wish o. learn 10 operate on Singers
p-vlnx machines; terms only 81, and practice on AL
kinds ut work. slso sume good sewers - learn the
ptntaioo. trade. Inquire 3s Delaney st, Is, door.
10 As0'lN
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50 O6 CHEAPEST BOARD IN NEW
- Cos HorE-ui,r v.1us with god board,
~ 20 tn 81 n week Ani upwards l,dios AMI fpIni-
oH suited less than MY Hthcr house nice warm
- rors with pianos, 4s L.speuard, near Bro. lway
- d CaAld watohman all night, and lOi,ngs
cheap tor married and sin gle pers ms 10 24l'ly9
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IeOR A FEW DAYS-ABLE-BODIED Men
II viii be received into the FRS, Regiment y. Y.
Yhs reGfment, commanded by Colonel GARRETT
DYCKhAN, the hero of the Mexican war, Is abou,
30 he hlled 70 It's maximum number. sworn IN oue
when each man will receive bounty OF tlOO-mAk-
ng bis pay, " ~ Joins nois, equal ~ nearly
twenty DOLLARS A MONTH. BY applying a
,he Recruiting Once, No. - Broadway, the arpli-
oant receives Al "nco Uniform, Ra'ions and Pay
Prom ne eaue dap, aud 10 seat 10 Newport News
Va, where the ro,dmsli l. pleasantly situated be-
ing II. bdrrdok, nth beds aud stores, &c TAis
reyulanl hss ais, the finest band q tny ga the fl1,
AZ r.c1ee holrr - Herman silver. Those dosring
" etl IT will dud It fr thCt ut'rest q apply hrsi
, Lieut.. Col J. FRED. PIl.RsON, % Brosdway,
Recruiting Oalye. d25 -4'lVs
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CEUIHG MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
- h. operate Singers and Wheeler d wilson's
sewing machines, by an old experienced teNoher.
praotics ill perfect military work. and other
work, And recommended n shops amer Learning,
hou 81 T. al 30, Al 81 Stanton 81 near Allen, pri-
vAte dwelling. jal3 Hsc'l2O
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BOAasn AND ROOMS.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMO.
n dated with good board also gentleman ali
wife and one or two respectable young ladies hy
,prlyinr AT Dnvrr 1t. ii3 2la =
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Z MONROE ST-FURNISHED ROOMS TO
u let n small quiet families with facilities FOR
housekeeping. Also, ro0m or angle gentlemen.
Terms moderate. di2 24lc'l3o