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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
Revolutions OF Thanks 90 General
7FIi1IE mcCEelIRn.


Mr.. SAYLKR, of the House, yesterday Of
fered for adoption the following joint resolu-
lions, which, on demand Of Mr.. zNN, were laid
over under the rule: 4s.,
Resolved By The General Assembly Of dse State
Of Ohio, Thst in the midst of the great and
glorious victories now browning our army in
its onward march TO put down treason and to
uphold the Constitution and the Union, we
think 1t eminently ft, as the Representatives Of
the people Of great State, on our own behalf
as we'll az on behalf of those we represent, to
give an expression Of our enduring obligations
and grateful thanks to Geo. B. Mcclellan, the
General Commanding, for the benefits he 10
comforting upon us and upon onFNhole country
BY bis noble and patriotic services .-,. !.
ResoIued, That In this unbroken series Of vic-
tories we recognize the brilliant military gen.
ius Of our young Commander, and that we hail
him as among the first military chiefthins Of
any age or nation. s,,.
Resolved, That in bis podition as General
commanding our army, he has our unwayering
confidence, our united support and our deep and
cordial sympathy, q 81 aifr ziisssass
ResolUed, That bis Excellency, the Governor
of the State Of Ohio, be requested, on .our be-
half, to forward copy Of theae resolutions to
Gen. McCleian, kun faaanfE atdRI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
The TrIBune on the gPecial Message.


According to the New York Tribune the
Presidents special message is q threat TO the
slave States, or in other words, It gives them
tho choice between two alternativea- n either to
emapcipate their slaves, voluntarily, OF hass !.
done for them fcrcibly BY the Federal Govern
ment.
Mr.. LINCOLN says If they do not accept Of
the proposition for emancipation with compen-
sstioB, there is an end Of il, thst is, as the Ir
buns interpfsss It, an end Of that particular
proposition, but nevertheless, not an end to the
subject. II the Southern people will abolish
slavery Of their own accord, they will have Che
help Of the Government; II not, the Govern
ment must do & for them. This, the Tribune
declares is clearly Mr.. LrEcoLE's meaning, and
Il thanks God that ABRAHAM LIHcOLN is Pfesi
dent Of the United States. ;e .s5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
nsa,eal 81 Can.arv WHICH.


3 madicul or Conservasive-Whichs
We print in another column an article from
the Louisville Joarnsl on the Presidsut's re.
oens special message, which we commend to
the readers perusal. Goa .,s ~ -.
b. Itis curious to note the reception which this
meaaage has received We hnd both radical
and conservative journals warmly commencing
Il, while many pronounce II ambiguous and sus-
ceptible Of different interpretations to suit the
views Of men Of totally diverse and opposite
sentiments on the slavery question. eisa,
II lie conceded on all hands that there is moth
ing voalIy practical in the accommodation Of
the President. II ls important only as the In
timation or the suggestion Of policy in regard
70 slavery. And II 10 on this point that the In
isrpreters Of the message expound IL in differ
snt ways. The conservatives assert that Il
leaves the question Of emancipation entirely 70
the States without interference on the part Of
the Federal government, while the radicals de-
clare that, II the slave States refuse to accept
the proposal for the gradual emancipation Of,
and compensation for slaves. the message plain
ly indicates that the Government may deem y
necessary, under the .''war power" J" to proclaim
emancipation as an indispensable measure for
putting down the rebellion, eqR
We think the impression on almost every
mau's mind, on the first perusal Of the special
message, was that there was something smbig-
ueus about 10, inducing the involuntary excla,
nation :" "WhAt does the President really
meant" We doabt whether this Arst impress
sion has been ln many minds removed BY subse-
ouent perusal and rejection. As3s
But is this uncertainty in regard to the Pres,
ident's real intentions and future policy anything
new or stranger Has u not been more or less
the case with almost every official document
emanating from the same sOurcei We have
beeD,told at one time by Republican jOurnals
that what the Administration needed more than
anything else was policy; then that II had Q
policy, radical OF conservative, according to the
vieMs Of the journal expressing the opinion;
and sgain, We found the same papers, the radi-
cal and conservative, alternately charging that
the Administration had no defined or de6nabe
policy. ass aIov
!, Il would seem that the President and bis
Cabinet have had one great object constantly 10
view, which has operated as deadlock upon
the adoption of straightforward and uniform
policy, namely, to reconcile the radical and
oons..va,,ve wtnoa Of the Republican, party,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

cocKFrr PolNT, on the Potomac, captured .
few days since BY our forces, 10 situatsd on the
right bank of the Potomac, between occoquan
river and Acquis creek, and is abcat % far
below Mount Vernon as that place is below
Washington. l lta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
rhs Fuslon Caucus--Another FiEkle.

The Fusion Caucus for the nomination Of .
candidate for United States Senator met last
evening. and bulloted some dozen or fifteen
lines withous making choice. The radicals
vsre inexorable, aud the other Fusionists could
not or would not fuse with them. An insffect-
ual effort wac made to postpone the nomination
TN next winter. The caucus finally adjournet
for anoihs, trial at Fusion this evening. n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

TIM position Of the radicals is that the abOli-
iIon Of slavery will forever put an end to re.
beIlion. Did slavery call the Hartford conyen-
toni II not, then, the abolition Of slavery
viii rot abolish all eause Of rebellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

.he a 3srnmsns pfoullnte Me Esf, 1Hsirs all
conf 1bncA b tho Pred lent tnd thelaI4
Tf> md. .|on t.lng ref l sAe zee 5saa. l!''s s,,,, g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

10 ths qualiaed veay, q tAs 90 0f .c1IaWeas.

To the qualified votsys Of ths eitg Of .Colpwbusi
An election viii DO held in said city on Monday the
7h day OF April next at the places Of holding such elec
tons as described below for the following city omcers
foyyI Marshai Treasurer, two School Directors and
one Trustee to act as Member Of the City Council FOL
each OF the wards Of said city.l , t-tin
The polls Will be open from Q O'Clock A. NJ. until
O'Clock P. M 1, at the following places;
lst Watd-At North Engine House, - ct-a
Cd ll Buckeye House y II % yta.r
% 4" United states Hotel. ssgcaf'1
4th I" Capitol Engine House.
5th South Epgine House.
i.frfl lIa JOSH -sAlfI lsWRAY THOMAS, Mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

Hdr The lFihieth, Fiity-secOhd and sixty.
ninth arsIt the onIEinCompleto regiments in thii
State. f,a gro gFaeA.eaA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or grhUse Contemplating marriage.
THE undeysgnsd will give Information e9 ysrtf"'
ferestino and important subject, which viii be valu-
ed moro than thousand times It's cost BY every married
couple of any age OF condition in lfe The information
will be sent by mail 10 any address ecsptof 'S
cents (sVpef) and one red stamp: s'ises ,bet
a AN Ieiiera should be addressed 10 q Y. .s,s,r
u. b. NORRIS, NJ D.
oct3l-ly3awdGv boston, Ma"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

B Thompson at the Postoffice has Harper's
Weekly for March is. Call and get a. copy, If
fOiAO OtAsr tspsS5 for Che saricssurs Of Isr'II
Davis's Inauguration. .rw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

FuRErruar AT AUoros-W. r. Kent will sell
tomorrow Thursday, ut Mr.. Hulburd's resi-
dence, No. 27S East Broad street, very des'r-
able lot Of Furniture, consisting OF SOFAS
d ie1bink Bufeaus. Tables, Bsdstsads, Bookcases
Carpets, Glass and China Ware; also 2Ou sreen-
house Riana. 81 1T ~ "a =
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

GJ' Gen, Andrew Johnson and party passed
through. cincipnaii onlM6nday to RashviTle.A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

~ Professor John G zachos ana Miss Susan
Walker, of Cincinnati, have gone to Port Royal
with fftyTthres others, to act ss teachers, foias
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

sM6sIo.--We have received from the publish
sis, s.. Brainssd Il CO., cO3 Superior street,
Cleveland scoI. I. .B Tylel's Patriotic March," |"
composed BY F "A. sEileman q sIt % fine piece
,. Al 3rftgft sFsca5 90 f3zax bfn nnl-f sN l@lH
OF mueic,,ss srfisai sAS, a sciiaeag trl's 90 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

h.krsa q qsiT9wtaal9 CaAAiFrrl.T'ys are
requested to state that meeting of the Dem.
ocrasic committee for Montgomery township
mIllbs hslde. J,ESpl0sE, this (Wedpfaaey) q
slsdlFs " n Rs'ls's e@''sE lFsF'A H'sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

Dsc. Is = Wm. lIodklnA O. bssh Regi-
''fps, ~. rlu,.a. sAuh b. IAN.
nsc. II LFhornas Lone gan, Co. a, l4th.
Jan. 7--Andrew =, Besscn, Co q, lst Artll
,lzaeI =. ,. ~.
's IAN. 7--Andrew Wiegee. Co. G, I4th, 4, M
7 FJan. 8 -AChistian Agu, %. ID y5t1. XII
i lJk1. Il 4lFfS Saerick Kefsr, Co. * ydbths ~
Ian. 2l-Wm. Mills, Co. A, Ssh.
Tan. ao--J John Rurdelt. Go. HI 10Th
Ian. A-Thos. Shanteau, Coo, l4lhs
\ Jam my astsAHcl ss Hcl0naSN c03 Y A'n
Jan. 26--M. Back, Co. d, 65th.
Jan. 27-James Mcclure, Co. G, 64th.
Jan. 3O--Ephraim M, Gray, Co. AhYths
Feb. 5-Edward Aichen, Cod Blth.
d Feb. .6--AloDzo Reynolds, 90. l4th
Feb, Samuel Moody, Go. g, 64th.
Feb. .8--Wm, Hsmiltops Co. A. Gath a
Feb. I3-Jas. Johnson. Co. =, l4th'
Feb. l6-A. Knapp, Cos !, 65Ih.
Feb. l7--Reason E. Holden, Co. r. ist Cav "a
Feb. 1s-John oviatt, Co. G, 54!h:saisiS
Feb, l7-7lN, +. Nslsop5 CoIe e,casshsasA
Feb N. Cssten, sCos Y iybh,. :, 49, .sI
| ~ ~ ~ y Theodore White, Coeb' isslAs1'
L EeO.l li--lHLlu6AA AApVfstI w. -
FAB. l9--James, Packer, Co,5Eg n l4thldw II
4 Feb. Oh p. Fem, Co. b, lshnArtlhsry,l
II Feb. Hiram Rathburn, CO. b 6btha.is
r FEB. 24--Marod Mile, Go. D, 11th. sh al
Feb. 23-Johno NJ Disbrow, Co. E 35th. too
'hl ,Wms Baughmpn, Co. d7thsiss
Feb 24-Granyille Il ,Ruasells Cod 4ll
Feb. 25-Richard Blown, Co, A135th.
II Jeremiah Millikap, Co. +, '6aeiIaa
s-.e6 VIM, Raodss, o.gGs 64th.aailuoa
4 aHlt" 81, :Nuttle, Co. B, 3lsk bsfh1nd .
Feb. Se--D.' N, Bell, CO. B, l6sth.iilri baA
si Mar. i--Jas. i, Grantham, Go. =, ,al1th9ai
Mar. I-Jonas ILapgly, Co. 20 s6th si99'q
Mar. III, b, Benedict, Co IF, 3lsts Nil
Mar. VIM. Shrider, Co. f. 64ths .enafsa
y Mar. 2--Thos. McCollspghs Co. ;!9lst.df
Mar. 3-George Myers, Co *. 6Ath.iS nC
Mar. 3rA. G. Ellsworth. Go Sog6Stb.A
~ Ma. s--samuel X siser, Co. g, ,il4th!v sai
II Mar. 4-Sylvester Sherick. Co. Ky 64th. y
: Mar. 2-Wm, Wheaton, Go. I; 36thy ~ {
: Mar. ,5--Edwin Borden, 60. d. l4iheD asi
Il Mar, 5--Samuel Hiseg, Go. o, 64th. ;i9o .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

egu bagHTIfTV nTTT J -lII FfBII0Sl tflAt s
FLAG PRESENTATION On Monday last, Mr..
J.F. Eyler, Cd Fthe part Of committee acting
10 behalf of the citizens of Xenia, presented,
through Majpr,A,,S, BAllsrdy q beautiful stand
Of colors. tolth4 Seventy fourth Regiment, now
at Camp Chase The following correspondence
tosk place on the occasion: i, aNgld (
COLUMBUS, o., March 10, 1862
Major A. s. BALLARD, of the V4thl Regiment, o.
Y, U. sd !, at Camp Chase:
the citizens Of xenia, have the honor to pre-
sent to you, and through youto the officers and
soldiers Of the Seventy fourth Regiment, stand
Of regimental colors., Ia presenting them,
beg leave TO assure you that the friends Of the
regiment, who have contributed to ibis token
of esteeni, friendship and affection, and as an
earnest OF their fullest confidence in their pa
triotism and vslor, in the glorious cause in
which they are enlisted, ask no guarantee that
the "banner of beauty and glory,'I will be car
ried proudly and vRlientIy where honor and do
ty may call them.
That the war which is nov Waged for the en-.
iorcemento of the Consultation and the laws and
the suppression of the rebellion, may be speed.
ily and emiuently edceessfnl, and the old Union
may be vindicated, ana the old flag undimmed
and without spot or blemish, may proudly and
triumphantly wave over every foe and every
foot OF ont coil, is the feryent wish and we'll
grounded hope of all. iest ~ e
Very respectfully, yours;
]. F. EYLER,
----- For the Com ulitLee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

-ssT The March term Of the United States
CifclIt and District Courts for vthes Northern
District Of Ohio, cohmenced At Cleveland on
Tueadav. flsasa s,4sgaiI q b is4 - " 3s4 tl'Hi
l-1 80 rrstl-s5tF f.it alt8 ..g4Hs. taH t.i =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

''as'. .sss;ss., e "a: / ,1S s's 8 s11. '
Dec VIM. IodtI1A q. B. ssA Resi-
',9s, ~. kiu,.s. sAus D. IAN.
Dec. -fhomas Lonegan, Co. A. IAN:
Tan. 7--Andrew e. Beetpn, Co q, let Artil-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

1J The new tax bill now pending in Con-
gress catehesthose Aho use substitutesfor cOf-
fee. Himposes tax Of one cent per pound on
all sueh snbstitntaas rsir'1'S efsl1, - :"
oA suon supsubusepsQ sns 4 arHIgBl8p q
The sun., 1862-04-10
TO "A, gar. the merry spark. Of Je..ies dark or'

to iis gaze the merry sparkle of Jesres dark OIL
and the sly smiles that were trying to hide them
selves amid tho dimple' round her pretty, r5sy
month, rendered that soft face 20 bewitching AN
object that NJ. Culylo resolved to paint it the
tr.t th.rg b did.
"li take 'cr fot nothing and pay hcr board
hc.il be said TO hi, friend the teach'r,ns they
-clrhci tic street But what was it that thu
little witch was laughing At -
"I'm surc | cant ruc's, urlc's It was what
rmi.trcs. said a'1l. the ,vir. ]fdinary talent
ol the youthful Creep. You will be aroLished
when You so the proofs Of it, Cats with heads
like beach nut and leg like two pairs Of tong
face, that resemble nothing earthly nor unearth-
ly--wcll, we'll, you will soon enough sec them,
suppose his mother considers him genius,
from the fact that bis COPY books anil indeed al
Of fhi' school books, are flIel up with such draw
ings instoad Of being put to their proper use.
He ,riNno, stul ly, AMI in such exercises ioes he
ps's hi, time. | am souy for yol Carlyle"
" DO not waste your pity on an object tha,
ned it not. 'hall manage to get on very
comfortably with master Creep. Trust to me-"
TO be Cog'sued
The sun., 1862-04-10
DRESS.

S,Hihrst SiIE1S!l q COLLARS,
~ CUt.r'. N.. lI..'.ri'a Is. ttf' Iif.u..ts
: .rs II 4a.t At t.a MOharc, Shit srrr
!tu Gr.,lltt SN. tHI.u 2iu'l44
The sun., 1862-04-10
nYnpEpnIA CAN DE RELIEyED-ALt

~ y.,o lnubt II should try bottle OF Dr. smitbr
DYsPEPsIA ANNIHu.AToR, for the speedy re-
Inc, Of pyspep1i, INDIGESTION, Loss o. Appetite,
,.,.sr. sui SICK .less Of tho stomach, flAtul-ncy
STlia rcInedy viii be found Of the meet
,,a6ls ami sflaoious articles ever discovered for
A. porm,nent cure Of tnat distressing 3iseAse--
~ spEps[A. Perseverance with this medicine
y ensure regularity oi the bowels at all times. A
number OF cert foates might be obtained but thsy
art easily procured'with so little regard 10 TRUTH
public. Therefore, the proprietor 10 confident thSl
a simpr trial Of this Remedy win establish IN
character N the cure Of Dyspepsia ovog all other
remedies IN usa ut the present day. For sale al "A
South Second st, Wiliamshurgh. To be had in
Now York Al 0i Eiglth ave; as Grand st., ia
Al =. -;. g: - ~. j., D >4I IIo...t..,
q. PE!es o. ISnH' pei tVIsio' ponT OIL totsy IL
The sun., 1862-04-10
~ CENT HAIR DYE-BEsT IN USE

OH CENT HAIR DYE-BESr IN USE
~ BRlEsrS Columbian HAIR bye can he had
At ~ gAth ave; ls1 Allen II; Houston st. cor Az
d; 4t5 Grand Il; 4lb Hudson It; S1I Sixth Sy; ss-
cuuI ave. and 3ntl Il; $40 Eighth ave; l!o Hu'Sp,
n; 2T2 Division ~ i3B Fourth ave; II AYehus oeo
aud ia Division ht. BRnoKLYR-lO Fulton ,,sr hs, %
Court Il, cor Mvrtle ave and CARL ri; and 81 'i @
Franklin q Myrtle aves. WnLIAhsnuh1,ni 1th s''d
street, Nos. 36, 100, 2G5 2l2 aud s'zi So, Ia hv
sth; Sluth 9th sni 1th; South 2d ana w, 'a,i - :.
Urnsx xsIs genorslly-Depot 40 boStr Hoso.'u S ~.
Wlis ulnbu buIgh. pstaeeu 5ocVi4d AA- A--'" -'''S
The sun., 1862-04-10

Wv =
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-,u q. rrpier her tis,s'u'ent,d AMI aspiring
tn. .oA1i iii NOT, hcneva1. understand much
errbst ras in the rnipd Of NJ. Wian regard.
.er The mos, that she s,rrchenicd was that
he th,n-bt lie drew well. .nd was pleased with
She ,ik mes, II Eric.
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ether lJr.n .-la rie.,,i smile Wi. ou &C
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pEAD-READ-READ-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE, CORNER STORE
~ the corner u' ~ street and Oh avenue For
part. uitr7 Apply iu the hskery.
N n. Cl SIiMAN. Rp4 G'i12
The sun., 1862-04-10

RAKEElLS FOR SALE-IOCATID on
'II the avenues AMI business streets Of this city
.ud bru. yu; also grocery stores, liguar ttsrcs
py tDr 0r'u'ns AMI restaurants and other business
places Tor sale, 4, MlTCliELL's Agency, y Cedar
street AA 2Ilg'I2g
The sun., 1862-04-10

DUSL HlLL SAVINGS BANK CORNER
INoi II and Sth aye,--Op,n daily, from y D,
p ~ N,dLcsda and Saturdays until 2. IN.
siA per cent. u'rrest on all 'umt Of 5000 aud I'M
der D. posits made Oh or butJrc the 10Th OF April
draws interest from the l0L TuOS, CHRi5lH,
President. RICHARD IL BULL, 5ecy, NH 22 2iac'
The sun., 1862-04-10

> EDGE GILDERs CAN FIND STEADY
North William st. ars J'l6I
The sun., 1862-04-10

EOR SAlE--A GOOD NEWSPAPER
route situated IN wilhimsu,rgl; wal be s,ld
cheap Hs the owner has 'ther business 10 attend g.;
the route will pay flG week, and viii be- sold fp
1850 cash. Apply 1T w. wAlNWRI iHT'S news
agency % Fulton r. kruHklyu. ~ fiji
The sun., 1862-04-10
4 ARRIAnES TnR SAIE-NrM IIGnT

I AbilNbfO TUX NAIfr-NlsN llGlI
- wagons with aud wit out tops, 2d-hanl rpcka-
Ways, one 6--es i 2'-harj bert wa tou suitable
N"fpns NJ y skeleton wsst %, y ristt - pounds
orture received i1r now " TX. n sl kih3s and
puugtual'y ,tc.dcd tc ryn fu shed in .pi style
rev huFu A. wagons ~ Hicks ~, Bru,k'yu u, At
u. FElTES. uhis 2Iao'lgs
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AnrIar -. rn,. sAIE.

RlEDS, BlRDS-JtST ARRIVED PER
- o. .lu'r BDEtSStA. tne iot of fbrt.u,,tin-
tain C'u'ri'g, Ihri'Lcs, RacFbiuls GodIp hes,
and whiTin iuhIch,s, nlso husira'ian Paro-
quit,s and AlicHr Ipycbiria The genuine pre-
wrG e n 'or Moriiuy Birds .vaya On ui"d.
Ch\S. hoSL ]" "".un William It, mhG "a '.'I5j
RvSINESS WAGONS or EVFPY KIND
- c.u-tn'i'v ou uau1 1r made 20 ~
rt"o"r'' h,krr', milk, pluuArrE aud cHIr.ss.
f"i Fil. hpd 9 p''"' favorable rs any tat can
he 'luf, and c'Drv ticle worr1rind ~ rcprcse 1T
,d' At rEW'ki's wagon Factory, tjd st. be-
Hn"""r rmd sth nvs. wUi52iac'lT
{ (AEF'AGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
- frr s'.. 200 new carriages brcita. ,alss' o.,
ROB rrg, 'up aud open hug, - prucgrg e1pi.sa.
d'Iot .ui huHiness W,1ous, and largo Il, Il se,.
out nni carriages and wagons and ~ horses, ~
No. 10 NovinH st, and 1si Fulton ave. Brooklyn.
,nh29 liac'l.s
{ ARRIhGE5 FOR SALE1-NEw LIGHT
- wagons with aud wit out tops, 2d-hsn1 rpcks-
Ways, one 6--es' i ? 2'-harj bert WAGON suitable
i'r D'ri'r'7 Use very ulo used 2l-haud top
Wsyons n, skoct,n wsg, D.. v piatt ~ pounds
oriurs received tor new TX, u al kinds, and
puuetuN'y t1'ldcd C ryH fu shed in .nl style
rev huglu ~ wagons a ~ Hicks s', Bu9k'yu, At
u. F11TEs. miis 2lao'l9s
EOR SALE OR EXCIIANGT-20 YOUSG
hors's iut rom Canada w II, IL 10 II hands
high, 4iH yuHrs oli, all aYuuj aud ku', also one
Hrsc wit ioai. Inquire IN the biAo.smtb sbop
'.' ''''H VI. ''.-------- ai7 o'.Vy
l. hr..d working lorse.
A.'. % IL, out. ultl.u, ~
IFuR SbLE-THE EAST SAILING SLoOP
.' u.'t ." l,ri.nsl lHlt .nIu fur or.l'r;
S".'ri, rmSniE" 7,.. ~. ''.~ e.. .'.'' a',5., ''
IuL >NLuCuEAr. BARGE NtEGNrEr
/ I...,I.p.....u ut. ai. s....,t i,t.fy..
o.. 10 .n 81 'I.' " .... .. a.ftH u -. g.. 'lI
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THIS Clmpany insurcs pr perty ofaH kinds against
Lu-s or Dsnage hy ere, on As favorable terms ~
similar Institutions.
TEUNis J. BERGEN, President.
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr., sooy
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

COUNTRY STORE OLD : FAM -- FOR
~ sale. thtiv'n. village, good hous', ~ rom o
small tenement houses, living spring huo FRUIT
SC, y acre q land, and all for 5I olo u Iu-
Bsud down, balsnce ou time II :, uirtl; lG miles
out ou Harlem railroad. inquire ol u.r ck,thg'ni
Ht West Mount Vernon. C.ss, 80 -. 1pke a. tu.
train from Z1tn ~. I,ok for useE will rtut Tor
$500. JOHN 4. YOKE. sfI C'i3
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NJkKIEER'S SAVINGS BANE.
w No. Tl.rd Ave, corner ui seventh strort
open r. InQt, 2 lAily, and on M1u1ay, W a.
ucs'ay and saturday evenings from = o'rlrH
THOMAS B. srlLLMAN, President ISAAC T.
SMITH, Seey, mhl4 Y4N' '!4b
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'N'.'i'- wv W iLIs 49, iil' nv - u
& 70, a.'.l uy a. y. ADEi, 3-l P-yr, g. a. l.
H. s.uls t ir.c. Write for a. IT, r1r'u t..us
IMLa- L--Ll .tL-sIIl
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EOE SAl.E-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE 6
tu iu, stories, good stable On rear u lot, has
ave In 10th IT. terms orsy, Call 262 west 3bth It.
ans 8sllA
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PROVISIONS.

RUY THE BEST FISH! fROYISlOESll
- New selected Mackarel IS M, 90 lb, ~ lh, 100
ID packages; new picked herring, goldfish, sugar
cured hams, shoulders, beef lard vc: a.! ."od .nd
cheap; selected for retailing, by A. v ROSE H2S
Washington st, near Barclay, " '.,-.e' low prlae,
net cash dealer In all kinds OF h7h aaa PI.,.siopN
gr1cers respectfully invited inh@7 14A'- 100
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INSURANCE.

LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
OrFtrH BRAv'H OVTlUl
sl7 FULTON STREET, IL WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS.