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s,O.aSss, AND ROOMS.

4 lLW GENTLEMEN
"A Can lie Accommodated " ia loafd
1T NJ. .
my2 3'il- sprn, street
\ CARD To TIE PIBlIC
- Iri any. Snd raluis bog day OF week Good
bct - ct-. p,r u.,tt. T. .oirf from sito = per
S,tk. 1rc beet e. ,es, v.rea, llI.r- ...I ..f't.,
bowling Do. lnl il. .ris ioc .-t.un. Sharpe
hIli sl3ci tables. American n tel, ~ H,v,fy v
u.tl .}4,'il3
RDAEul%G-GtNILEMEE AND IlIEIK
- Nl.th s..l .rN s Cd, .,ltinI4..u Al B co. p,
&c. 1'iuI .i,uti ~ t. good 4'i ia iu,s.ut loeil-
tiuu. A. COW DIZZY h..'I.rs = a. t,". t..s
~'ut.. App.N 1t ir Airnt.. al'r .tu'Il.
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MARRIAGES,

GIRARnIN SMITH, Monday, Apru OLE,
Wy the RiN. Charles j. Barnard, NJ Les.is Il az
rardn, % b,et N, to Ma Rachel A. Sl1lth, dAugL.
Ger oI C.grscs Smith, - Ne York city.
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SOLrlIES WNNTED Tor TuK L. 5

N'h'i-t'N NNNlE' lpR lllh |. =.
- $50 a'.'' T., I.f-l t..u. h.lt.o r4,s OF J.,
from la :, fl!I,ru,nir. MI :. .ri. t',ura 49,.
% - .lt''. .hit'. : $40. 90. service va. SitH
."Wt ~ r'>I.i.t .l q 'r..~tu. ~ APPS -
900. ll"C 'dtrt' N.,'Y.rk IN VI .,rNotI.
u L''"t 4. l.'.i.., :. N,Re,r.,.a. Ca ct.
l.,F 1.
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StN lNu MAtilNE Orl LA1OES-
- cue, ttH.h' -. N Stu. 'sEui Vice. t
s. Wtf.l'-. Forms ~. .sts.4.ts .tS.rt..f
il'n' mug Wt liuh.s .A4's sSlrrt Strt.u.
''o' it,I aud employer. ,uiph~l-l.h s.,,nL. a,
h'"f .' a. aftna'i!i
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CAH!LSTEE5 WANTED
t. tu fi..;,-
& ~" H. alray
81 Iinfauce n. rafk Pa.e, cd Ht-
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A FEW EXPERIENCED HANDS WANT.
ca 10 sew ON fine sun umbrella and parssol
Ngrk Apply to BYRD d HALL. my2 J'i3o

4 FPElNTlCES--
NAUirls wanted T. learn silver iurni shrr
Apply to l.. V HACGHwOUr & Co.
~ 4'o amt iHl Rrugtwav. cor B,s me st. 81
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4'l - "a, g., s.. NJ. cGisrtIt,. 49,.
30 H'Wu,, Wfi ell uis .l,y. ~ .... &
l'" .t." X. r-.e - 90 furniture. , ... if...iu
i' '.#.t-, u',.'., t.Uat'il- Uaal.tsu. . ....
"'i ' u, 'Uptt -ui Dl, CLOTHS, W'nioN ,i.,t..
-'tt ''- A.us ut.n-..s a.. J., Orlet = N'v,
= WV W. no
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Ies.NsDg AIS.

NOTICE. 70 the PCBuc-i HAYI
''u- las reu1y,' Ay + .Yl 'rpbor'. hu-.p.-., ..
"H tEnN ave, HAi Law. md, ug,u,..tl Co., 30
las Va Sir IlLLi.BA vl. confines tht b,...
h"H at t.s Old stand, t. r"t.''in p.cdyrt with mo
9 r"t.i h4U r'tur O.. 1ltiliu 81. a. NDIFN.
- nlio.'r cor iruome an. Colombia. SEW
49, hJ Irii ~ mo- 1'IIt
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A NEW SLOOP YACHT OF 10 To-,

IA register, has JUS; been PIT in god condition.
will suswcr for business or pleasure sad ynci
will be cold At public auction on Friday, NV @I. NJ
~ o'clock, corner " Hudson AMI Wave sia mar
sNEilGEONE's Boat and oar RiSaf Icfs,v CIV.
sp5o S'lul DAVID SCOI T. nuc,irrrct
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DAY hND PENSIONS
For heirs ~ tie e. NBERIANp. CONGRESS,
HAl IENNNl. c.,..e,. O..
apis 'I1 49, mos i. HRNINArp. 81 Wal II
no LANi II&Nl.NSLANS-ANl LOYAL
. fast ItH'--f nov ia Sew york W vicinity,
Nl ui't -issur, aud porlA h..t IL ltae' and
i.t laiol 20 is', ~ rHmuiu'l atm uuu,,iit.ly
~. ihc 'gh-'t ser. tdd'ets -. IL JACQUES tux
80 r'-t. hrr, Nv York
:. BOO SIl, PENSION AND rKiIE
i, ~ 81. A-tu.y. NJ. T. N,s-.n 81. r,- u ~ Is
Claims 90 ,v,ry dus upton s.h.uat r I. >
promptly co, rgt-i Solji, ~ die i .sd Cor di.l,-
b.. ~. nl-' ti,rcr months y. .uutsers requested
o. cit. irf'fhtttu iuf st1.t g. ''ar ui -r-t.
Ni. be conn. .ui a,teI. =. kOWING. . gt,'In6
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lANupp. rGAN. ArCrIu>r,n

's,I l..s Day, at IS Ci.ai st. At o'..sk. IA,
'','' Ns vl " t"hc, cut-,I-tt. Of l1i.t ,iuntt 1.
~ !" s. lost -. Wu'Ws, hair matt. ,.-,s I..
Nh"d-' Wirl@e l. Hu' ,t' - e.. turrtYs, ,sli.
'''iu~ ron ~ a h,gs want LAT tsuls AucS tuq...
l,' t',s - tud oman. nIs tAiu, D. A. .r,S'l, as.
stoves Kitchen furniture, &c Uo.d tsr. .u. IT,
l"Uskt,pcr~. ii,
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EAi;N HAND WANTED M AC-
qa..u;ed ~iA Gle wsk may aJily ct "a Wa.
g1s iv tcflrc ~ o's.,t
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I TIIN " w INV TIV UNUEFINT 7 \ y
- v".. trE rev ~ rri presses. Any . 10.
StIu y nan, tnyuu;,,turer # NPuktc n.tuu-.
Z u an =, igssot, So ,neyr Holi Cal t..
ORE o't ok ~
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L ARrENTERS WANTED q ENrTRI.
- enccd 'strtutcrs. A. ust med to ru,u- VI
'torcs' u'aic tut ..si hands n,,i Hitly. inquire
tei"s, so'c,och Gls moaning VI j. Is. LEWIS, al
Bno.iwsy, 81 G,sr II
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i t'h NAlis-l'V VI III ON
- The avenues and business streets If this city
an b'7't W; also grocery stores, hluur stores,
%, ter soOns aud r, At fits AMI other business
places i'r sale, at MlfCuhLLs Agency, :, G lar
street. NJ yIorsilp
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Personal. NOTICES.

bkOWNEp--A Young MAN IS YEARS
'''t s.c, uinIcd lirSkN GOtk Hal cn ille
vera s. o. g - t a.. hrAy, sts. ami sIfav
'fci hcri reVttd wiz 70, poet los hf o.
O. tel iai'tt- 1T ~ Canal st JOHN j. COCK.
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~t.k NNAkiS VINO HAPPY
.".'f US $50 l. hTl D.. |R NNp AQf ARIA,
90 % il'1t. FOB LIVlNi ism, and
" .. .t'.r Cut.uSt.cs
'r,u's. & idrcu uulcr ton, - 90,
D. 'hiN ntvefugemDut % GHASD
" wy sitoW
J.. IONS OLYMPIC TllA.El-
bn"Nr"A'. s,E HHDrvr sr
4 &C., I. ".'It tiHi .,.. " ,v..r.. "a. T. FOX
llE ttENCu >pY. ~
,.'' IT, '' 1GlE coIrAN Go KY Herring
r''s '., -, ne. : t., Am oair u.
| NIApNS ROYAL CIRCUS
" PALACE GNEprS. 81. -t.,S,6tr Az.
| urt> iuE SNORT 81 MuFK sr,soN ONLY.
AFTERNOON At ., sni FNE>iNG. %! g.
hh''A 10Y ARA LITTLE GLMMA, OMAR
To- w,rlc-e P lr'' w. ' i',''N
COMMODORE IuurE
h'''s' - cent?. R'seIy,l seats, q. r.r's. c. =
-.
FOR SALE AND no IsT.
4 coon BASEMENT To- LEr-lN NV
~. 'a .l. -" =" TOW Ape t. +. II. m l..
\ CHEAP ~ y A nOIsE ~ MEL
r'", r" n l.n, containing 10 ono 10 .opi
uihir VITA gard Or ~ ituHt ue.s. ~ nuunth 10
s"Hl trtHit. sU.td e. i.r u boarding. ar s.I,,S
''h"L ATTY NJ 80 ortei.v! It. corn.r Il Ham.
rt.u' II. 30
\ SPLENDID HOMESTEAD FARM OF
- acres 'nr = .., natya 20 t. Close aii .t,,ta
r''V 81 lr"'' ok t"uf tr.ugn tie p!.e'.
w, """i ID .'.-' 'a' o., ".t 90. s' ius. OslnA
co." '' liig7 " ,rw % lf's c.,u. So TO- At 20
% .'r, w.lIu w., ruli,s q dcist.It i.nt
q . i'' 1t N'' u unswu =, y =, Vttrr a rcidy
AZ W.! o." rli ior a.. rsoiuor. Al = ~ H.
Z. TAYLOR, the IH.uus,H. W.ats s,'l With
D. .l'l '-"i'. 10
4 4 10 -
"td, ?, hht d "l'utuents FOR ems. 'Ir.iI.s. APP
90, Wet 1871 Il n.yi AHA
FOR SALE-IN BEOuKLlN. Ar 4 Great
rt'ti go, "h' -. toy aIt in.lil,ut amt ccI-
~ '"i,k ~ 90 und dwrhu', ~, 3 suited frr Eng
"' " h"i'" "c "tl'r hn~.i'~ sUst % Dna pnnci-
A. '.',. 10y, ~ ,i' =" t"n W Nitl.
80" siJn 'ieI
EOR SALE-rIIE THREE STORY uGIcK
luI-c, ou west ,i.ut Van a. ant It. ..,o,t
h'us' 40 ith "i E',u 80, Hto,lyu uit. site o., st.
'ut,k Do X. tut.us II r,sms. .s .,,t.r nd
H- Lot i u. IN. ty 80 ic,'. Pc. - I'a. P,y.
o., n'@ n' !. -. Airyto >. h. KfLfoG". 70
u yer IT. y Y. rf.l a.l.h
EuR SALE CilEAr-A HOUSE NNDLOr
im ~ lh-'n ct. NrV y. So. ,...rr Pti.ids
~ fH'. SCOUT IT, iIr toH'e tas tv o.. -,.. q',',
~ , with '.I' 'u-,ins ans - goa collar; stitci
As''l"'r q Ir.snt r.tt'u.c. P.tp. tic udr-
20 i.Hu'y c.lt' an 10 Pc. . aaJ I'd. -t.,.c ~
,.'m NJ 3,"t. ...e on tie PROMISE, 'r W.
h''4.n-'l It. ~ York. .lso.'ll-
I'uE SALE, ~ EAST NrN YORK. TWO
.' tD 80 s.. one with t'pt Is, tI.,tn', With
t'' - vi o." ,"i c.,ap, eId worry it.r asia TO-
g. .iu.nf.. .u.t al, i..as ~ 90. ,l.o l. ~,
49, Inquire 81 mos NICHOLSON builder.
"' N'" i'iN' m.l ''ib
'vp LIT \ BREWERY Capacity 20
= ta 70 -rcr day; suitable i.-,"r hoor o. strny
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EDWARDS - C... IT,.
Ser Mr. h,-iro,l,J4a J. .ctMr-N n
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0eusssa arsss, end Coroner wndsy heid IN In.
esse SeO.M x.d,.s: .saPPo.sd drosnins" ps.
ehs wsasr month o. moro The tudy a - un.
eAown man wss found IN Ne nast Rive neer ths
yoos q Je6ason -. and N nqussA 80 had upss1 Il
0ieshes in height, and ~ dfeassd in hlsck p>n,A
coerse coHtn shrt old Congress gaitrS Aa The
body had been in ths vaiAr long time, And was
nvdh decoupssd.
A Boar RuN lsTo-&AS DBowrrp.-AIen-
n uGl- roTidng al The cursr If t1driiSe aud
Zee Csnsi areesa Was drosn-a ye,istiy In ths
&Asa RIVER ue9 The fopt q Sal vun rrrot. lie
Ias In ANAL bod vtiich vss run into by a
S,Sop nd U,st lis tpiy Ire RJt been recos.fen.
Tbs name OF H., Mugp tn uoa kn.Sr-
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TOis SALE AND TOILET.

\ coon BASEMENT 10 LET--iN NV
'anI ,t' " low. Ap..y e. T.. II. m L.
iIFS' az Hrnul 80 70
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Il VNTIVN NNIE, his IVY, At 2
-Ao'1ock Tie stock in store, loi ,il av. tor,.
rrisnr dr,1- trimmings, lrad,. l'...l. 3 siprv
gloves ami small ware. WI bc sold ln u T.. suit
I''t u.s.. ..t u
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l"e I"i.est stock, The beH s,yleF t.e g., 81,
4flce' h'd We lest place IL buy. p,.l+ Ga. ...i
sIsu..no Tor yourselves, ~
apo 71'i0l No 70 an I'm.
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l"'i-", pu west t,ituf Van D. mt i. ..,uut
h'i-' 40 h "i Econ 80, Htn'klyu, uit. site Toe At
tuiNL Ihs X. 4 ut.us II 'tni1s. It's tttar aih
'-. Lot j. ~ M. hy 90 'e''. PFC - I'n P,y.
q. nj" n' 'a-r. AiI.y a. =. Il kfLLoGG. 10
u yer u, y Y ff.t s.l.b
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NOK SALE, CillNl'-SlN EI'DGII.N fDpS
and %. I"rs, 800 ,kswav " IT, ,Nt,i. u.r.
I"' HN "'u' "i A:tt la.t.,ss. AIi'. at iIM.u
- Ht1! r'ilt
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4 spLENDlD uOiIF,TEAD TlE1I on

\ SPLENDID HOMESTEAD FARM OF
- acres i.r = ratga 20 g. ci,.e an .t,,ta
i''NV OF thIi' " INK tuuf ruugu tie pl,c,,
~" s""l Do nf.- 'H' . ia, ".t u. I 90. ius 'sItA
"it 'H liugs, - % li,s rlru. 81, u. Al "a
dri' W..lIu w., nlll,s g dcitt .Id st,t IA
"a y ~, NJ N'' u uusw.. !, y !, ware a rctdy
AZ 3 wti D." 'li ior a.. produce. An y ~ H.
{. lANlDK. .. thc tf.uts,a. W.uts "a Vii
" h."' ~ 'hd ''"fH 10
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60. sp.,nt and t.. l.iul s,.s, ira,t d, u'ru,, l.
81 '"t'l 1o ou KIM ot tad Iullic "a!
Srt.u 81. nod. .sff9
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{ 'iiEAP STALLS FOR CAKNEN, All IN
= ord, u, hut vIHutiueLts FOR Hu.. ',r.i..t Ap-
" a. "a and III We, s,th st. T. T. STORM,
90, Wet l3thst n.yt ..ilI
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ihr'r.stnr trch tt. sag ou a.,t. .s.t,..n.t
r Van hr.'ni M Il fremont L. B...,.yp. 1T. Il
- - 80, - w.t'r 90 .as. rr.,'. sJ.",.
, rn' Wv c'Sv Atliy to d. Il EELipiG 90.
u. vrr ~ Sn'v fork n!HrSst"s
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EoR SALE Ar AUCTION, BN ALBERT II.
NItOlNN, At tie M,r,hsuf~' l., ...su.,, ON
hlHN' tie i2th oi May, 81 Nv u',4,k Tor a.
oIHt 90. - 'iu Il may concern ci.it . .l-,rl nte
h - ID! &c., as ~ Il 81 nts tgi,. ,iids Of a. 70 tlit
t flre Ma Qrttt" Railway Co. ,.Hy, MI. 100,
'utt WITH the uni"il c'sii .als f,oin tie 1t of
nav 500. ht.n It'I3u
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CFO. 9. hLLrV. as Dra,ls,,..
I topr ht."w Coma. It Dru,ry II wail,t. ai.- ?
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A FEW EXPERIENCED HANDS WANT.
Cd " sew on fine sun umbrella and parsso
Nyrk Apply 70 BYRD HALL. my2 6'i3o
4 rPElNTlCES-
1AGirs waited T. learn silver furnishing.
| Apply to l.. V. HAUGHWOUr & Co,
81, 40 hnd ~! Rroatvay. cor. B'sme st. s,
CARrENTERS WANTED q ENrrRI.
enced 'sTtnters. n ust med to ruinl W
| storos. u,aie tut .usd l4l4ls ut,i aIt1v inquire
| lo'or, so'c.oyk tbs nlItulu. " J. IS LEWIS, al
! Brosiway. 81 G.sr Il
ICAHFtSrEES wANltp-
t., tu f.;,.
! & go H. e.i,ssy
81 Eiafance n. Ielk 4 a.e, 81 H,-
EAEN HAND WANTED --uNE AC.
q. "nied "iu Gle wsrk may aifiy =, "a Va
rln. iv tcflrc 10 o's,,I
| FLOWER MAKERS wANIEp--ei coon
IA - ~ ri'e v *. constant cul'o, mem o.
| .'-I "Ars. . sood ptpncl ors oiil girls Q. tfn (;
| hsd VIII leaning. Aip'y to D. woolfF. tNS
| DIV ~ ny2 S'iG9
r. iRiS WASrEp-WUO UNDERSTANDS
| - 0.' itg rev ~ ,tri presses. A,.ay :, 80.
! stru j. lD,N, manufacturer # Neusrc u,tn.S.
| u an g igsseG ;" oneyr Houi Cal t".
| ---..- - ------------
lEiRl.S WANTEp--uSE TO rACK SAL
~ rtsius, shi ..lt ~ l,ulmg. ro-ic hu' ,tpci!.
On, 81 h.is "esi ~iiay. ArIsy =, ~ broad 81.
NY. -
META SlDN EN.KtvER wANrEp--
wi Must f7t ..t .t..i .alW,rs,...' i,i,e..
81 iol-N o. 1RAHANs, % u an, q,
NURSE WANTTl-4 ENGLISH Nn
y $1,000. .,.,'l '..t.tu, -, ,,s. ,,,',,r,
10, 80 ,n.."i.t .''',
... .,I...
, ~ ~
t % w1ut'n..r, - l,IS.. NON - % ~
"'"'.. ~
~ ~tlE MAN NAv1lb-nSE VIA.
- .. t.o!. ~. in.,..., ..t. L.a '.
sl....u ., .,l.,tm.N 20 " Il .nsl.n a, ,t,
|DA,EEs W\,1Ep-,i conp p,yrps
t,..'ts ~ n,.,, .,., 81. II ~.
= = " .',''
81. ~ N 1t ~ ~ OIL NluHS- ~
s. wrs.n'- rru,s ~ u,ts..',s .Is,it'..i
tlrr.,..it .nj i-~b - So,
n,a, gl =, ''ii''N'-i,n :, Nh a"
800 -. --.-----
SolI'ili'S WANTED IDR THE L. =
"a $40 a''' j, l.r-l t...r. I..tio rs,. or i,
'-"m o. ,' ,' ' ''I9i "y' -, ',, }
r.I.c, .it.t. I,'.,, ..,..,. ..,,.., a 800 g.,
count At tr,>pi., .a Z ~ .,tm. ~. A..S :,
.' L., l'"t t a",' N.' f.rs T. VI 'rkoiL
" ~
--- = i ~
\ qol'r.i'ni' p,t'y work.. Arrl Jl','.s
,',,, To H'"' '''.' stat" 4'.".i
,NAyrtp-A rroIt, -, sr,,-,l,
w -T., q. sh...t q. -. - so, ..uti,.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
UAKERlrs toE SALT-IOCAIrp

! RAkERlES FOR SALE-LOCATED on
- ~ thr avenues and business streets If this city
/ ami H"r't W; ESQ grocery Stores h,tuur stores.
oy ter salo0us and rstt'''it,. anI other business
places i1r sale, at MIrClitLLs Agency. - & lar
street. w 2iqc.ilp
IlAkLRY FOR SAiE-WITu 4 THREE
~ year, lease. W. one oi tie br-t stIn., iu the
~ Inquire on T. O. premises, IA Mtt T. It,
ii'str aud Grand st. u,i a'i.h
RlTCllEE SluP FOR SALE CHEAP
w 81 'usti T. ut r-. ir a - ,l g.. y "
col Second "v'. lr 3'tl aid a-fu 49,. r.. I.'I"4
EMPRESS ROUTE For SALE CHEAP
/" "tncr VIII ''rsa AMI " l -.r. t.... goo
$40 veg -it; the horse mud wtLon ,clits|.t t
gt't,' m"n. Aip! '-S ".nth ave, let . l'.a
4.i Is. ai1" .'iDj
I'lEHl-tLNSS BREAD, CAKE AM RE
'-k'y safe VIII OF " t.nit H.jse 1li
". "a "a. .iner South Foui! auI T"rih st~
N.Y. 'It' " i7ins'u'rh.
i'uK SNIi-tiunc WOULD BINANIEY
I',, 'N. .uH'i.i. We 's' llsircss. in fhc
WESTERN loit q tn site. IIrcathtccausc r.
Us. n T. sell. Adirc.s j. " II. l-t;Gi. o..
h'tN IL l. 81
iiOh S\lFe-TtiL SrOrk AND I'm
turs o: tre .of.cr ..r,,,iy rrl .rI,t ,t,r,.
u'u " EN.l crN hls'.ss: ,.tv 10. .-. .tv joe
''',' ! y prper 1T, a. T. ,,y... ., o'..i
'''>nts ~ mat irl1irs Dis ~ P. '"r p,-.rt. .o
!, - i"r store CT hugsr c.-. .o hal luiuitrf ~
sli., ar.p..tIt
Eok SALi.-LrAsE, S1uCk tNp TX.
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OllN DEAN,
/ So. fave enlisted,
Ia your sister L now u IT,
iriI 3'iny SIX
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hVut't 81 ,i,.ilr store lIii l,..,tvHv f.,
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- ioti-' lease. ~ one oi tie bc.t stlu.,, iu uic
~ Inquire On T. premises, l?4 Mu t. It,
ll'stHr aud Grand st. u.t.si.h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

war broke out they had gone so eatlfeN
out Of use that Col. Colt found II necessary
to make new model before be could oil
govt. orders Since that time the business
has increased so rapidly that the manufac-
tory in Hartford, which has cost altogether
over 81, 600, 600, has been found insufficient
TO fully supply the demand, although the
arms are also made both IN England and
IN Russia, at establishments erected under
Col. Colts supervision. Col. Colts inge.
nuity was not confined TO the perfection OF
firearms. He has invented submarine
battery Of great power aud efficiency, and
as early as 1913 laid and operated q
submarine cable from Coney Island and
Ere Island to this city, end from The
mouth of the harbor to the Merchants Ex-
change. Although overwhelmed with busl
ness cares, Col. Colt has Olmays manifested
the greatest interest in the welfare OF bis
employees, having erected for them remark,
ably tasteful and convenient places OF resi-
dence, and established public hail. where
they have the privilege Of attending courses
Of lectures and concerts.
N Y Tines.
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-ASHTABULA. 0, SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 25, 1862

tie occurrence bot be assured, Sir, my
Jonathan ioa some dag call y0E 10 an ac.
count for these insults You may depend
upon my making an example Of Master
Wilkes. VIII that do?
John Bull, (Very sulIiIy III suppose
so [Exit
Mrs. C.--Eow boys listen. i have many
very distressing things to occupy me just
now, and therefore-as You love me-do
nothing whotever to bring me in contact
with that rude aud overbearing man. He
is a dangerous and sanctimonious old hypo-
crit, who would set my house on ERE for the
value Of spool of cotton--if it served his
purpose. Master Wilkes, I am indeed very
proud Of you, and only regret that You did
not bring that wicked boy TO me for pnn-
ishment. But, have promised Mr.. Bull
TO make On example Of you, and therefore
promote you to the head Of your class
Now, my dear boys, you may all have o
holiday.
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These suggestions are made to explain,
not to excuse, the delays which have so
taxed the public patience. Other nations,
surprised by the sudden outbreak Of war,
have had to create armies and munitions I;
it has fallen to our lot to create generals
as we'll Beside Gen. Scott, whose advanced
age aud physical inGrmities rendered il i'm
possible that he should take the field, we
had absolutely no soldier who had ever
been proved cable Of leading an army aud
Of our few officers who had had any consid-
erable experience in subordinate positions,
nearly oil forswore themselves and went
over to the enemy. Twiggs, Lee, Beaure.
gard, the two Johnsions, Magruder, Rug.
gles-in short all who have thus far achiev-
ed any sort Of distinction ia the Confeder-
ate armies--were in the service and pay OF
the Union until they saw it ct to leave it
for that Of the rebellion. Bishop Polk,
Gen Pillow, Gen. @. w. Smith, aud near.
ly all the lesser lights Of treason, learned
whatever they know of the art of war at
the cost Of the U. S. On the, other band,
Gems. Mcclellan, Burnside, and others of
our present Military chiefs, were running
railroads when Fot Sumter was cannouad-
ed Gen. Fremont was attending TO his
Miuing operations aud so with most of
our chieltans Practically, not only our
rank and file but our Generasl ,ouT Culonels,
our Engineers, have been called from the
pursuits Of peaceful industry 10 make head
in the tented field against the gigantic lev
les and matured preparations Of Slavohold
ing Treason.
nc pnursn UPova fr,ictatan ho boou
committed aud wBsleful expenditures
incurred Had our Government correctly
measured ut the outset the force it was
called to encounter, it would never have
called Oul 70 thousand Militia for a service
of 3 months only y-dissmssiag them to their
homes just when, at au enormous cost, they
had been qualified for effective service.
Nor would 1t have allowed Norfolk to be
seized, aud its immense stores of cannon
and munitions appropriated to the uses OF
the rebellion, while It's faithful officers were
compelled TO burn the Armory at Harper's
Ferry in order 10 damage il not destroy
the efficiency of the small arms there de-
posted. Had it been deemed proper 10
station q regiment of regulars at Manassas
! Junction the day after Mr. Lincoln's imam.
guration, it is quite possible that the
Union might have been restored and its au.
thority yindicated before the first of last
! September. There have been grave mis-
takes and sad bunders committed on the
side of the Union and its defenders let u,
thank God and take courage in view of the
fact that, in spite of them all, no acre o
the thoroughly loyal States has ever ye
been held by the rebels, while the revolter
are threatened on every side 10y the armie
and fleets of the Union. If we are not Oh
the eve of straight aud strong blows at th
heart of the rebellion. then appearances ar
uncommonIy, sigually deceptive. lie
Eurohe refaain from iutermeddling with u
and the triumphs Of trerson must be nea
their appointed conclusion.