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RAILROADS.

Gen TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-fr"m foot of Coitlandt 1t tect-Cornecting q
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Inckew ar
western Railroad, AMI at Esston W III I,ehigt
icy Railroad and ia connections, foruungr
iine g. PlflsBtRGIi and the WEST, W.
change Of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C"mmen'ing Mary otl., 1862. Lessc
HAHRlsHuRp FSrrrss--M GA NJ.
k.Ming, T. t;iy,.lc, H,uisbur.. Msueh
Wilamspoit, Sc.
MAI. TnAIN-M A. NJ, tor D. Is, IN. Water Cuva
scrnntn, Great Hsii, Pttson, wikeslarre DO.
" NJ THNiron TEAis-For Elstm. HsSdA
Chunk. williansport, Reading, Pott.vile, HArrisL
burph, &c
ar N TnRouGu Tx,is-Fnr ras,on. BethlsAo~.
Allentown and Mauch Chunk
63" J.. N. WAY rRNs-Fur S,ircrvillc.
sWP N. Western ESpr ~ i,r Eaton, ,Airut~~v.
Recalling, HfrsburYh, Pittslatrg, and the WsxS.
Sleeping cars from Jersey C,ty tnrough D., Pisss-
burgh.
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The q A. NJ. Express Train ir,m N.w York Or.
rlves NJ Harrisburg at r. NJ. connecting la AiA
West on Peniisy yania Central Railroad, N,rthesu
Central ksilrond North and south. and with Cun-
beraiid Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST
leaves New York At =. n. daily tSuniays excepa-
ed1 making close connection ut Harrisburg with
Pennsylvs.uia Eulroad-with no change Of cars -
Plttsburg, and but one to Cincinnati AMI ChlCn9o
fllZAilEriirORr And NEW YORK FERRY
Lcavc NV York from Pier No. 9 N nth River, =
I.JO and ll.2c a. NJ, 3. % 4. 80 AMI 800 Y. NJ
The boats stla at bergen Point aud Marinas>s
Harhor every trii, each way.
auis lf'ioh JOHN q. srEINs, Superintendent
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OF THE STERLING

4 Co, New York, Apr.l 26th. lsdl. An election
OF ~ Directors and Inspectors o Eic ton, tp serve
for the ensuing year, VIII he held at 1! pnc street.
room 7, Tues lay the 3d Of june instant. katSecn
the hours of nul 3r N. The transfer books viii
be closed on the 9th Of May instant. By order q
the B'ard GEO. T.. TOWNSEND, secr,tlry.
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I'sJIsI.IC.aA'ElsVH, sc.

ITME. DENORl SIS MIRROR or rt&i-
NJ i.F-r.r Slmmer ". "iti yH'ua1lc e Ia
tYl,rul inlrr vtmcuts. itrin,ic,liy ard omp'at-
lop, % t.- 'l's. hr.t LiDst .dmp,,e ana elegant
lasiVu q ne "a the Wo. 'u'v ready. myJ O.
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MACIiINES-SINGER Wheeler
- Wilson's, Grover 4 Blket's aud others for
sale, rent or exchange; sold ON pat payment. ma
chm'E bOught, exchanged aud repaired At No. as5
nros iwsy room 3, up stairs. LIT ,fG Grover &
Bikrt'- bag machines cheap. mys2il,fl3t
SEWING ACIIINES-IfNKIE& LYON,
and othot hrstolass sewing mac mos o. rent or
iof sale, on monthly payments Instructions free,
sid no chntg" "r tchyrry. hiV'y TOP H. DIA.
MUNl', "a, the Office ofttr F.ntlo d. Lyon s. NJ 60,
5js broadway. sig ol,rsfm
SIW!'G MACHINE fOR SALE-ONE OF
- SIN sr'F NJ. .machiucs; are going into other
hu'heHH impure l02 lityard st, 2d floor. ava 2Iu'
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f-.. ,.,i = ~
"iJnE ANIL. 50
- '.Yi 10 /. al.p hnt q .-,,..ut. t,.
"iu' i1m 2 at'?, l.ii.li.. ~ ~ ss.v.ut.,, d., -
- i', iEdsoi T. NIL ho o I, al i. b. w.. re
ai ! ~ ava n,lgi .il,
A COOP fhHM OK 80. N1nY ~ ,T IOE
F1i", ~ 'ng Is'a. tNu lou. fie., ~ 4, -ca
" I,'rI w.t. Lrua' aud l..r nul Ct'or uuildin.-s
go Wv NJ 9TH Bsy. ~ auti. Deem Pric.
N,W' A y farm O' - ares I land. with srn,i
"ur' ,rd IN Price f1nO Terms .,sy Appiy
: W. fpih 40 SiS,L ave spi5 IA 'ili
4 SMALL HOUSE TO LET IN HOBO.
E'1 Ason su.ii store v.ith f,.rtu,on's in
go . teu. hpi5 tgNMtII ILt Il
" " N"si'u-t.n I, IA IIat on" T. rug,
II '.''i usG .'.1l
EEu'tINN-. Ions FOR SALE OR 10
- .''s. r. 0n.hct rms IN the Eix' q. v'uI
Ap'y = hobhhI e. BELL, 81 av and -, II
South u o''iyn. api1 ti'IsT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE-TIIE
ADc"-. u rr, house and ut - Grand, cor Of vi st.
Wn,''insbufgh now doing good pork business
npiy on te premises. mh1i 2i,c'iit
RCllIlNG LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
nicely located, near Jersey Cit aud n .iokcn
.y horse cars every few minutes, at South - rysn
hudson CITY, Union Iiill, &c.-good neigi iofhooL
near churcho', schools and stores. Price $3.50 H.
s|oo, casy terms. Apply ut u Water -, NY
mh3i 2itc'i23
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COAL.


REST OF RED ASH COAL, - PER TON
- OF 1000 lbs; small stove, fJ 5J Per ton, delv.
cred irec and clean, irou. Yards sLl E.tyeuth
st. near Broadway, N, Y. q. +. BACHE, Agent.
ap23 2iio'lSJ
COAl.-BEST RED AND WHITE ASH
coal AT summer ptIce-, always ON hand, At
" fhliEL 10 Canal g., ai.l ssJ saith a,t, bet
s-'' Sni J'th sls. myl 3hl'i55
COAL-REn ASH COAL, - 25; WEIGHT
~ WARRANTED -2UOO.hs
LoND 4 co,
hyHfNc'llS 3l2 frhtD ave, cor. 2Ith Al.
81 CG-1liE BEST QUALIFY OF RED
- " An Goa, s,ie,u,d and Delivered my
lft tt city, At 4l-rI = .l uf 1000 ll,.; i'ss h.
,3. y rr's Aui cttiwth, whatt fuN, OF reuN ,t, n
l. oi're lir Wa,erry Face aud 3iJ powsiy. A
TAT tpWELL, A.vut. u>4 gi,e'l26
OD-COAL PER TON OF 1000 lbs.,
b go vtNs .I'rl.l; l;'"ifrroi H. a.. yl'ts u
| NtN. n"m yarts ibi ll.d o. ave. and ~ We,
Ii'' n'' n" '7'. = hf\HlI apll A,,'l5s
| 81 O0-Ri II RED ASH COAL. lam
C| ''''fNf.r. orq4tty of red a,a
| G ., si Si'oI pct n. .wu .. nr.ri.t so. fr
! g"'"ns AM no. ,N.t l.. & CLARKE, q
Wet lltl st, ntH l'f..!N,s. ..lH.I.'It2
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- CENTS PER BOTTLE-FURMAND
VI o.i.brated RHEUMATIC ANNIHlLATOR.

IL celebrated RHEUMATIC ANNlHlLATOR,
~ the cure of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Ti,nrt, &c, can always DO had In New York, q
CANPBEILs, cor. Eighth ave aud ssth st.; ED
= COS 9. p A 'iu .tni stanton SITS, and cor. Ave
n.ul II ,,-,pn Is. SANBORN's. srs Division -
lirTl.snALt 5sI.1k B1wery MALLoYs. cor.
a, nd ave- ..ld ejpf sts., and by DrugS.sts gene
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HOR SALE CllEAP-OR 10 LET, AT
C,n'ral NJ sris1nia DEPOT, stwost'ry su1 base.
'nent brick house, with hdf au acre Of ground In
good order rent low. Inquire of T. WHEREBY,
Ilth st, Morris.aniL utc Y.xgJ
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AND JEWLLRl.


SQ'lEE x LANDER,
Jewel crs, aal ...u - a. Lrg'is' Sterling
s.Ntr W,rc ali Har li tHi Il caret s..i JeN .lry,
sHj t.f iH = 4Ga .ty q Mrtyhes AMI pamo IS,
yI.'h trr HI- se..us at ~ Irr cont above IL ag-
u,In,t,'st SQUIRE a hSDER,
ril "lu'llG g, Fut.n It, NY.
SI1A BEST PIANO, $40
L'R Gf1YI TEEN IS HALE IcO
% snF removed O. t.cir u.w w.trro. o.ms, as
u "Itut, ar, VOW pg,p1iod "a oacr tie pub
h' % o. -nItgc't Now ssale iull octave Il se-
0 oi iau 'rt,, .outoulus all improvements
En .vn W ti, country or Europe. OYti-strunR
l,'u lrmr, for $40 cash, warranted for 3 years,
20 m.u.auR c,sts, IN to 600, all warranted
nude 81 tic best seasoned material, AMI T. stand
better In any sold for 500 or $500 iy the old
method. mau.hcture. We invite the best Judges
T. oNGln .' and try these new instruments, and We
stand ready VI All times to test thsn with any
OIL rr' manufactured ia this country.
"hpNtrl - " HALE, iIa -oaiWaH NY
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| SliON tAStS
- oi every description
sellin. oG at cost,
| at FRASEE's
| sp2i 24acsil0 cor. Resdr and Hudson ats
| lie Iil ISpN
FLOUR
NEAL AND FEED MILLS.

The proprietor hayirs put IN new aud improved
machinery grinding Wit II nul making rnur, IL
prepared q SELL ~ goo IN article o' Flour as eau be
found anywhere, and / as Rsouablc pices. Wheat
sud Rye FinuL Graham aul Nl,kwAoat Flour, fine
white ald yellow Meal, OHt NJ, a., Clarse Meal, Rye
Meal, H1uiuy, and Whcst,r Gr.t-, Gtouul Feed,
t4e Fe- g. OIL Mcal, Cracked 90, 30. y BEECH.
ER b,4 Hudson st. bet IaGk AMI Hammond SIS,
Ny, sp.5 2+ac'lT2
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L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROoKLYN.
sn rgLroS STREET, II nwATi. srRsEr.
CASH CArirAL. 100. 900 DOLLARS.
This Company lnsues property Of al kinds asaIass
Loss or Dsmsge by fire, on M favorable terms e
TEuNls ). BERGEN President
JAMES n. THOMPSON Jr., secy.
GEO. w. HUNT, Assistant.
TEuNIsJ. BERGEN, JAMES cRuIHsHANKS
HIRAM y. ST. JOHN, JOIN X. pHuYN,
EDw. 4. BACKHOuSE, SAMUEL VAN WICK.
JAMES HARPER ALEXANDER MeCUNk
LEWIS HURST u. \. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPADER, JAS. :. sCHOOSMAkER
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEVIN.
LEvERITT II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON.
PHILIP q. CROOKE, JOHS LfffERTn.
JAMES d. COOPER, COKs j. BERGEN,
JOHN q. sCHUMAKEkALEX. w. BENNEM,
JOHN J. .yANDERBILT,JANEsT TITUS
HENRY ''AkbS nkbbwSARp HARVEY.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
i ! Court 81 Brooklyn, aud Ill Broadway, New
York-Mutual, with ae.sh capita. Of Sl.o,ooo in
vested in stock OF the state Of New York aud hrss
class bonds aud mort ages.
I1-Thi, Comnany has sdppted a principle In
tended 10 prevent the lapse Of ay policy and ~ Sc
which their payments will provide for. Our mem
bcrs ueed not spprehend, therefore, at airinA<-
bility to pay the premium at any Allure time vim
involve the loss Of what they hagsEsii.
Our prospectus aud other publications will b>
sent gratut,usly to all who ~q' re IT,
Good agents wanted, and Wi Dee ted On the
most liberal terms. mh-i tit 'u2i'llo
EIREMAN'S TRUST IN>I RANCE co.
L OF BRpOkLIS.
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5u,0o0.
Once No. 9C1urt street, opposite cav llt't and
No. Wal street, near BroaiSay, Sew York.
ORGANIZED on the principle of psy.u one "A tho
profits above ten per cent. T. tho w VS. ani or.
Brooklyn.
George Hall Sehemh Kn ~, l'scph y Hal
ArrunA Dtgr luwC lib rt l. H. sht SIN a. fHrgher
Thomas CLARK Brunt wyck konPt NNWierson
Harry Messc n.orl ! II raAhing glam SN anon Sneien
Warren DG ,okin Israel n veispr & II lpu
p.t.r Duryes j Thorn, MD j II stnrl
Jona Is stewart Richard Buck Nw Wa ~,
Allow William Beard Jos p' II Field
Hobart Ford Henry X Pierflp Glut4e hlhs
Crawford CSmthM Marce lush isSey t',.,s
Henry ID Peck D'l Van Voorhis y ~ ~ " h hnS
John j Glover John scheuok ~ WhA'lnsi I'm
Eli Robbins Fred 4 Poet Nneh,
Iiy' X Miller sB Clit,esIen john 'qS,hes.
Marnhsn5Issl nn,S BwelnnseP 'hopsehold fnrn'are.
wsai i nr, aud their cargoes sud other proper
tv sgainst loss OF damage by hre, On an issorso~
IA liberal terms as other hrst o,Ass oo'npahss.
ana hpe' GEORGE HALL, President
xvu RIIRRELL. Secretary:
w WYCKOFY, Jr.. Assistant :. De y
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lHnisNui III properly, small tIIn o' Ga.rts uii
ENsinhd Like. E,ckl.nd county, \ " good houc,
TN, well Of water. pLnty OF fruit of all LA IS 4:
viii lt sn'i cheap nhl on very easy terms Apply
t. i. A. REirl, 3b2 Grand NJ, W,ihsnHburgh.
In42 "lu.llJ
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FOR SALE-TIlE COTTAGE, CORNER OF
= Srnth and Anslic street, WtI.ainstairg Jf.cc
ts,2m. Terms, $500 ~ 500 cash A,ao The q roe.
story frame house, ih5 Drvoe q, between smith st
and bushwick ave. Price, {l,1nO terms, S3Jl
cash. The balance ~ purchase money on either Of
III" above can r"rsin, u, des,rd. for FIVE years
Arrly 10 b. X. KELLOGG, 1872 Pearl street. Ncw
York. sJ2a 2ia, 'lO3
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"A FINE BROWN HORSE, 9iEARS OLD,
viii new spring cart aud harness, together or
s.Jc'''e also a fine groy mare, Kind aud gentle IN
all hntLs-s suitable for country usc; a ~ Il sat
heavy single harness. Apply i5i West 10th 1t.
m
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This Company !nsires property Of "a. kinds agsiass
Loss or Damage by fire, on NJ favorable terms =
similar Institutions.
TEuNis J. BERGEN, President
JAMES d. THOMPSON Jr., Secy.
GEO. w. HUNT, Assistant.
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COACH FOR SALE-lN GOOD ORDER,
~ and suitable TOR stand or boat work; sod Tor
want Of use; prioe 800; u be seen at 22i East
broadway np3O 3'9Bt
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EoR SALE, TO LET or LEASE OK EEA

s0nahle t"rins atwo-sofy brick factory, 3OVsO
Nth steam power aud ota Of ground, situated oi
Graham ave, Wilhamshursh; also lots IN Mont
rose ave, 2 lots on Union ave, sni on broadway
o. w. KELSEY, 1z2 Grand st, Wiiliamsburph
mh2i 2Itc'IlO
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DRY GOODS.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A PONEY, 6 YEARS OLD, WARRANTED
u sound and kind will suit doctor, butche
hhker or grocer; also grocery wagon and harncs
'oBe'hor or separate. lnqIire at iii Madison st
myb Js3I3
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les, HORSES AND HARNESS

[ CARElAGES HORSES AND HARNESS
" ior saie-ZOo new carriages, bretts calsshes,
tu1knways top and open bugics, croc.ra, express,
depot nud business wa ons, md large lot oi Sec
oud i1nd carrii gcs auI wagons and 80 horses, al
NJ. 10 Ncyiuast, aud lsi Fulton ave, Brooll lyn.
mice 2ti.'l2C
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l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN
oiFiun BHAsCH oFSioD.
3a1 FULTON STREET, II WALL srRHET,
BROOkLIN. NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
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EOR SALE - ONE LIGHT BUSINESS
wagon, one express wagon, one secondhand
butcher cart, aud milk wagon, Ht JOHN l.. KEAB-
lERs CarrIsgc Factory, 100 Mulberry s,, between
Btuumc amt srHud. uVB S.lp%
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STORE TO LEr-S1ORE AND ROOMS
- a. let in tho new House ~ b.yls.pu ut Rcut
reduced. II i-ag'oi stand Tor any business; up
ply nest door, - u vision ui up stsiis. mt !'lI2
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EAEMs FOR SALE DIRT CnEAp-io

acres, house aud hn'n, 1850: DO ~ acres, 90
-, \. u rra, Hid many o,urr: 4 {. ttsgrs. guod
'usea. t'iri.t. Csll on STEPHEN VAIL, q Fu.
'" II, Sl,i lay. from 10 b2, or W VAIL, PLAIN
tcd depot. n J. ai2h2tn, .lOG
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IIOUSE AND Lon rOR SALT-A GEEAT

- barguu-a good business lpcs,ion terms e.
suit tie purchaser. Apply t. THOs. urNT. h,3
cvlumni. It, near Hsut ia av,Brookiyn. alg l2acg
ROOMS TO IfT-llRSf FLOOR AND
iNhHsomcrt OF the twn-s.ory bri X dwelling, No. o.
al 'o ihc ~ door and attic ui 90 Cannon it. uquis
~ uco of ne Iron Sdc works " at 90 Murray nt.,
cor College Place. uy3 G.i1h
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CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS

~ Tor Sae--2o0 new carriages, bre,ts, calsshes
rckawayH, top aui open huggirf, grocrrs, express,
depot and business wagons, and "a large lot of see
ond hand carriages and wagons, aud 10 horses, at
10 IT. aud lsi Fulton ave, Brooklyn.
nplO 2isC'ii3
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- constantly ON hand or made - order, such
groecr's- bakers, MIX feed aud express. You will
mud this place ms favorable nuy Il At can be found
aud every article warranted as represented STEW.
ARTS waeon Factory, 6jd street, between Broad
WY AMI sth ave. my2 2i,c'iR
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE

~ lsu'' 10, OF new aud second handed carriages,
hreu,, ooupHy cH.ashes, ruckaways, tip and open
bhyScH gtoerrs' nsrro-' 4 iot aud business wa
gone, ut T.. J. FLOWERS, Broadway, cor Of iIth
a aud 7th ave, apyi li,rslu
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L,OR THE Piles
JEEEs uEALTU FOR THE MILLION
MADAM MoRRows' MAGIC OIL rs

SCLrllER AND vAPOR DAlllS-TIMOL
~ LAr'S old established aud thc only genuine Sui
pher Baths IN thr L. S, NJ Carroll Pace Ble-cker
81, cor Lsiiens y Y. sure cure for rheumnsisu,,
severe colds erup'inng of the SKI merrurinl aisc-
uons, ciills and ioscr, female weakness dc Givrn
daily by Dr. A. /. rIMOLAT & co. my3 25AcsibS
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49,, ATNs s,NONS.

\ FEW iESfr,.rADLE MEN CAN IN
- ton .ia.,d v VI b,s,rd .o. - -, week. 10
',9 - -, q a.io 81 rln I'D VS. or lidi,t
rrv. e.c of bath. rot and coid water srli s4E'is1
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"" klth, small stony brick Llutr, VA
rtnr' Oh hr-t fnor, paying over 10 Icr c'ut on
,VO rri"" sliD; terms from s5u to 500
'"li. ~" balance can teiut tn on honl and mott
we lroiu = e. years " desired ApJ'yto D. u
hILlO ~, y Pce1 -. w Nurk. nl-ll 2l.o,ll
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{ CHEAP hPAET MENTS-IN HOUSES
- 30 Gocfck IT /: r.ht from 50 t. az R pm aud
hedio 3jI and 2j9 Monroe At rent, 81 iJ u
-. & luntia e. rent, 81 30 g. ~. sfwirp
ma hile NJ. ~ sale very cheap. Hl.urc
OF CONRAD Dell, go NintO. apl3 .ir,'lu
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
l Court st Brooklyn, aud Ill broadway, New
York-Mutusl, with acssh capita. Of Slg5,CO0 in
vested In stocks OF the state Of New York aud drsA
class bonds and mort ,sgcs.
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HO LEr-ON EAST S2D ST, NEAR iIII
- ave, 2htick cottages rent $3.50 AMI $3.50
well calculated FOR small sentce families they are
close by stages aud cars Iuluirs st % East 9lst
81, near ttL ave. myb d'IIA
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ENGEAvIRS, ARTISTS, AND MECnA.

khhM TUX SAlE--ON LONG ISLAND,
coht.nnR ,bolt IS acres, good harm. lrut, 4.
about 20 miles noIn ~ y, ani tao miles from
nh'lnlvst OF railroad; partly Ia crop, Aiii Land Ia
fue condition. also horse, wagon nni ftrmins u,en
aIs. hI1ly ', or sliress orc. ROME, 265 Lvtu,.
,t,n q, Brooklyn mys g.lIt
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'O LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
L ner OF Nassau and Fulton SITS, ofhces snl large
rooms, suitable ior manufacturing purposes, with
which steam power eau he had II required. ril
no LET--A STORE AND BASEMENT, on
4 TIE filth ave, suitable foi market aud ice
cream saloon, apply Vt the Croton Cottage, ioth
81 aud 3th ave. ms 3'iOp
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STEAM POWER TO LET-wIru LARGE

| l. vcnirit apartments, water, &c, in new house.
| on 81 ave, cor SD 81 and 4 ave. bet ii1th and
| l>th II. Kmts from So To- 81 per month. Apply
on teIsem!s's at Harlem from to ., and AT Iofk-
| Vile from t. . l. NJ myI G.li6
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ITO RENr--AT ASTORIA, LI.--A HOUSE,
L hain AMI four acres of sni, one acre Of which
IL laid out in gsrden, with huits, &c. Apply to
JANIS WFIL.ING. "a Pine st mr5 6'liS
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For sale NJ tho
)tNTER OF THE StN OrFIC

Dbuning matches without sulphur, and yet
cheap AZ sulphur matches; no sunoCAtug smell
when burning ask your gro"'ry'Lsu for them. o.
fee of the Solar Mat O., l0i and lj Bo.kmsn 81,
NY. Rpli2isc'l2s
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

4 LII SOLDIERS, SEAMEN, OR THEIR
4 RELATIVES CAN HAVE THEIR
300 BOUNTY, PRIZE MONEY, ARREARS OF
PAY AND PENSIONS COLLECTED AND
CAsHED. All J. ID. MORGAN IL co,
ARMY AND NAVY BANKERS, 2g3 BROADWAY.
apes Nsc'll2
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RUSlNESS ROOMS
~ 10 Let
Exceedingly cheap,
eIlf H}ac'1tO nj "a FuVon "A

CHOICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
lands, within hall an hours drive Of Drc.lsyn
hii Hrw foIk markets, Tor sils CHI 1sp. IN parcels
:. & roe i've, or ten acres. Possession iinLirAtciy
l.. 7 BERGEN ~ Nassau At. siY 2l'I.I
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-25
The Doctrine for the Times.

AT recent meeting of loyal men in Queens
County, New York, an old democratic strong
hold, the following resolutions Offered by Rich
ard Busteed, well-known democrat of New
York, were adopted. The administration can
read in them the voice of the people. They
are determined that the government shall be
saved, whatever Kentucky may say, and that
"vigor" shall take the place of Cancellation:
Resolred, That in this crisis of our country's
fate it becomes us to forego all mere party con-
siderations, and, forgetting that we were ever
politicians, become patriots in the best sense of
the word
Resolred, That we believe it to be the duty
of the government by by erery means knoun
TO warfare to subjugate all rebeldom to the
lawful authority of the Constitution.
Resotced, That we will hereafter know no
political distinctions among men except that
OF toydttst and traitor, and that treason shall
include not alone the overt act, but the cow
ardiy wish and the disloyal sentiment.
Resotced, That until the war be ended in the
utter determination of treason and traitors the
people of Queens County accept for their mot
to, "Whosoever Is not for us now. Is against
us; and that a half-hearted support OF the
government is but shallow pretext of hypoc-
risy, and will receive, as it deserves, our scorn
and contempt.
Res0ired, That the voice Of the first city in
our country finds a responsive echo in its ad-
jacent rural neighborhood, and. with New
York, we declare il to be- our deliberate and
solemn conviction, that lit is far better every
rebel should perish, than that one more loyal
soldier should die"
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-25

GEN. PHELPS AND THE CoSTRARAxp.-A
gentleman up town, who the other day missed
his boy, learned that the lad was at Carroll
ton. lie at once repaired TO the headquarters
OF Gen. Phelps, and stated his case-that he
was In search Of a runaway negro. "You have
lost a man, have you?" observed the General.
"the negroes are over yonder; il your boy is
there, he can go with you il he wishes" The
gentleman asked further that a guide might
be sent with him, rs he did not know the road
and paths. Certainly" said the General
Orderly, call Maj. Scott Presently the
Major presented himself, and the General in
structed him TO conduct the gentleman to the
negro camp,and assist him in finding his 'boy."
and TO say TO the 'boy" that he had his 1.-THE
Generafsl permission TO return with his mas
ter Thereupon the Major spoke: General,
am the boy the gentleman spoke of l do
not want to return" This is all can do"
observed the General. The droll part of this
incident is, that the General was ignorant of
the fact that the gentleman was SCOTS master
The Major" has hitherto been known i'm dar-
key circles as great orator; he is now known
as Major Scott of the Black Guards" Queer
things have come out of secession.-[New Or
leans Delta, I'd.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-25

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sE-Col. Frank S. Nickerson. of the Main

- VUI' TIdIIk o. NICktrsOll, OF the Malne
l4th, was in the severe battle of Baton Rouge
In letter written by him he says:
We have just passed through the hardest
battle have yet seen. l lost 60 of my men !;
among the number Charles Giles of Belfast
MY horse was killed under me by cannon
ball through the shoulder. Major Bickmore, of
Searsport, is wounded in the left shoulder
MIR. Giles was postmaster of Belfast, under
President Taylor, and was previously publish
er OF the Signal, in that town. He leaves an
interesting family.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-25

A Methodist minister, in presenting to the
War Department new shelrthat he had inven-
ted, is reported to have said that he had preach
ed hell in the abstract a good while, aud was
now anxious to give little Of it in concrete
form