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The people Of California are thoroughly alive
10 the importance Of an iron highway to tho
Atlantic Sta as. Three rival routes arc propOs-
cd, intersocting the most productive parts of the
state, and sll contemp plating the pass lSo Of the
Sierra Nevada, with a view that ultimately they
will constitute branches or tormini of the Pacific
Railroad. Those several lines are known as the
lhg Tree route, which traverses the richest part
of the great San joaquin Valley; tho Placer
Vile route, which is advocated by tho people
Of Sacramento, lOlO and II Dorado Counties ;
and the route by Hennoss Pass, which engages
the attention Of Marysylllc, Sc. The special
apprehension ~ this time il, that certain parties
ia tho railroad Interest may procure from tho
legislature Of Nevada territory a monopoly
Of ono Of the main arteries leading from
the Sierras, namely, tho Truckec river.
TO which the various propOsed lines cen
verge. The formidable difficulties to bo over
come in these projects for crossing the Sierra
Nevada bya railroad (at height Of more than
1000 feet above the ocean, may be understood
from the iac.s that, at he summit, three miles
of railway will cost about -, 900 900, that two
unnels will bo necessary, one Oi 200 and the
other Of 800 feet, through solid rock, the spurs
juttu Z out ke lish's back that the grades Tor
% y II range from 40 to 100 feet to the mile
hat the pass through which the road finally
trU-so1 the summit IS very narrow not exceed
INK u {, a. wide, with rocks towering perpendi-
culIrly soNersl hundred f et on one side, aud the
mountain rising at an anglo Vi 10 degrees ON
the other II lu the region Of perpetual SNOW,
which Is only 1000 feet higher than this pass or
tfh
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sinco the appointment o'agonco5 in MIs5a-
chusotts untor The authority Of tho State for
the -ollur Of liquor, ito uso Of alcoholic tluiIs
i'tupposod 60 ho confined chichy to modiciu,l
pu paH,s. Tho report just maGo by tho general
agent d gclcsos the fact that diseases require TO
be- treated with different kinds of liquor, do
gcrnlnR on tho part of tho state in which they
prevail. Tho Springfield RErrurIcNN sis.-
II Gro Ia usually ono variety OF medicine
= oIe sought tbai any or all oihors in each 10.
,alify ilullint gin secms to bs the fiyorito
rati,c IN Al ms, Amherst gives the pro
'"' c' io whi-kaY. Beckett goes in s,ruug iur
good Old Santa CroiN rum. Bclchertnw takea
TO the more economical luxury of Modford rum;
10 does Brookflcld. Chicopee Falls, Charlomont and
Greenfield 20 in for something moro substan-
tial, and take most frequent doses Of brandy
Florida divides its affections between brandy
and Medford rum. Monson takes whiskey
Northampton IL singular in its AL ents, and
alone givos its preference TO London porter
Plttsliold buys Santa CtOiX runs and nothing
else. WestllCld il delicate and aristocra' ic and
cOnvalescc7 chiefly on wine, whlo Wilbrahtm
is economical in is medicine and buys only
Modi,td rum and alcohol. \ doctor or 4 stats.
tician could probably run his eve over these
town medicine bills and tell at a glance the
prevailing dstompers Of osch town or perhaps
the preferred y-tem OF medical practice or the
priva'c drinking preferences Of the dOctors
in eaCh place. But such deductions are beyond
the reach OF our analysis.
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To be q General i.to oppose oneself to a l,rea'
variety 81 mishsps but thus far the .sualtc,
experienced have noe l.aan inflicted Ly the
enemy, by any means. Tho rtcjrr vc .L..v,5
r'.",'- som, hing a. follows
Lieut. Eon Scott, brokon down hy excessive
e. fi,Cr.
Cos Fremont, retired into privacy on &C
count oi insubor.'intiou, or Incompetence.
Con. Pierc", cNtinEuishoi by the baltic Of
Great Bethel.
Gen. Lyon, " saciiGcod."
Co. lI,ker, ditto.
Con, Mcclellan, prosecuted 10y tho Abolition
ists.
Gen. sherman, condemned 10y tho Anti-sla.
very ptop,,andists.
Gen. Phelps, pronounced "insano" on ac
count Of the extraordinary procla nation iron.
Ship Island.
Col. Stone, charged with outragoously in
sulting 4. S. Senator.
Gen. Sigel, Resigns ON account Of alleged
shabby treat mont.
Gen. McKins,ry, under arrost for alleged mis-
behaviour.
Several Others, like Cen. Patterson and Con.
Bcnham, have boon tho slbject, of severe
criticism. Nor has tho Navy wholly escaped
from similar mstOrtunos.
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A Good ENchnnEe

Mason and Slldell, says the Loui'ville jour
Nal, have been valuable 10 the United States
We gave them In exchange for the neutral
freedom oftne seas, 10 secure which has bsen
the object ot our earnest endgayur since We were
first a nation. Tho ruhel Commissioners are the
dcbased coin which we have paid on; and thus
secured 30 the pacilc commerce of the world
pc potual eN mp,iou iom seizure and search
10y bellig,rent power,. Ihi, is putting NJ son
and Slldcll 70 a bcttor use thau OBTAINING tAem
N Fort Warren, or even than hanging thcm
Who would not bc dIIgAred 20 500 the most
alrOcious murderer p,rionoI uirr tho g,YDor,
iL 10y his pardon the worii uDull o,efmora be
,Nou ptod from be crime OF murder.
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Tie following is an extract from letter da-
ted November 30, from Rev. Marx b. Brl,
missionary at Port au Prince, HSyd;
| was at st. Marks few days since, and
was very much pleased with the immigrants,
Of whom there are about fifteen hundred al
ready arrived. During ny visit there | got
them together, and spoke TO them on the I'M
pOrtaI CO OF their position and enterprise. About
half a million Of them would be great blessing
TO this country. ! found good feeling amongst
them, and disposition to face their difficulties.
Many VI them assured me that the government
had realty exceeded all it had ever promised,
aud many Of Jh. M are now hard at work on their
lands. Next year hnpe there will be fine
expectation OF cotton from st. Mark.
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4 sKcEssIoN rnncIAMArLor.


Toe following choice specimen Of robel li,era-
turo, published by the Wheeling, Va, ISrELLt.
"sNoEH, is the production Of captain of
guerilla band Of horse thieves aud secessionists
in the Allegheny Mountains ;--
this lO,h day Of oct 1861.
hear By Notify all men that don't BE long
10 the dry fork Company --gh as Robes lyres
thesvs and ialce dispatch BiTrowes that has
u-uTpsd the power Of the officers this drv fork
Company and all sow Noufy such men Never
10 set foot OF the soil Of said Dry fox Such a.
Road White Blue and many other that / could
nnmo If necessary at O.her ways sholdor thear
wcpon and defend this Country in which
rhay ar l'aiiug Enmey in on Us at
he time Wee Need them they ley to south 10
H. lIuge and leay US 10 stand Before tho miser.
ab miscreants and hcrelu,,. Of the North to
purputrate thear dark decd oa 4 portion OF
our country we will opp Sc them with all the
nr' ans that the god OF Battle can Tlace in our
power But not 10 d icnd those Robes To pur-
pirate theer dark io, ds and us stand he blunt
Now man can come in this Company and con.
trol them on less sent l'y prop-r Athoritv from
th m ia A Command 10 rhry 20 the wligiou- ni
s'r Is death Aud tho wGdeloIs of such q, .lr,,h
SAMPSON EiIA.'
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PE SIprNr lINooLN is h"noret with a pll.s
l. he AiMANADk pr COMA, a forefg6 aim mac
Of considerable repuie this Near--WhisSers, shirt
collar, homes. expression and all.
TuTRE are four hundred and six rebel prison.
ers in Fort Warren, most prominent among
whom 10 Flag OlHcsr Barron, Of tho Southern
navy.
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'r -.'r f.u usually tIlr4 ...r .n.
iN'OU D.HtJHI.r. .ttuiI., t.tuiN pN.f.. i
'"Nt 1Ni 70 ~. up ".It t.uH.t DO, .,..,I
'u .l'u Hfh -lr, uy H tttHrt g. n tho uirtnt ..I
49, 40 u.rs known tu mui,rii warfare, ill unless wc
~. a. t.'l It. .uil the hru,Iafu .. tie u.iir
Isc, W. must I,t,ui iu a., ..u i.i tll., Nft..4ut
N- ..os 900 t... u,,turut nul cy y.ru.tuf prl.u.rt
".. u rlD. ...H.,tu uu N o., ....,.u e.. 30. .I..l'y
ir .lr' N'pe .' luu.ut, .It ' policy ~ Uy.ry
".uult' tu = W ,sr Nrfrt.' tt p..ItD, ry ave
' ''.' ".i n' ih" 70 t.li'', 20 H. d 't '' 9. .y.
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' ." tHh" rIt.uHi,It y' r.t boz. very H.... ..
.H'' ~ r'l o' u'' ii V'u. irr u.. fN t'ut. . Z
i'' I t.l1 o. KNOW Tat n''i w,N nr asked OF lIm
O. i' tht upon uur .uiH v en- t.r r.4. n' Nr.lg
..N. 'l 'lhh O' l.r't tui 900 t.r iu.H N' tn" rIu-
A' Win Ils inp .ru.nu INSTEAD o. 10 ttu. o .,in,
r may ~ view "' the possibility u' halter, ic'fu
" 'li'd'lt :" retire before the double d,ngrr Il.
.n tnc uilc' hou', We convict these men ~. crime
i,' . ~ =, '''', u'ry then TIE crime of which we
H.. nr. c-.,r, , ,a u,, tl, y,,,,,SS ,,i,,,N.i hy
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EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
AaaaAaHFaHtHZ ~

New Nork. Dec %, 1901.
Dividend r Q usual s,.mi-,unua' dividend. ,t the
tste OF "a per cent per auuurl, ON vii sums fr,m
u e. *'"u' and hv, per cent. "a sums over $50,
Nl- ue payable ON and after Tie goth Of Janutry,
l>G9
Bank cren dolly from 10 A. NJ o. p. NJ. and On
1hur-izy evening from tu o'clock
Money deposited ON or before January iith,
vi draw interest from the 1T of January
PETER II. TITUS, Pros
CIiAS. \. WHITNEY, Sec. d2i 2t,c'isi
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orc st.itoi on unIor full steam for Columbus
ard ported tho approach of the sunbo,i'
si'cr which IL returned within sight, leepirg.
howevrr out Of range. 4 TOW shot, wcro fired
A. 1t from tho Essex, but they tell short.
Tho chain stretched across tho river AZ C,-
lunhus i- oUntf,l'od by "a s'osm ems irs ou tho
ko1u,Ay shore, which usht,ns or o,ans Il tt
pleasure. To the bottom o. tho chain IL attach.
% 'hreo lirie TO fpcdoes iHtonded e. cxpl do on
Coi ruSsion with tho Whsol OF , buat. All ot the
D. h,l ,c-o'l is. with the exception ot tho Wa..r
Nu,i, are below the chain; tho atto- vca-el
noirr Of light draugh, can pass over IL. and
'ut 'uucJtN remains above tb rccpruoitre.
Whom The federal guubuat, approached Co
.uwhl. th.y c1Dil p',sin'y .ee tho batteries at
hat lace. While th. ariilloiis,s stood at the
lus uatN io tire. uUd the whole coufctorate
'uoe were unrot arms. Two cavalry compi-
ni,- i.om brdH Point went down by land
along W tho 'ifca gun nbo-ts. it being know
bat ehcl futco 81 cavalry wore cncanre!
rea- CHAR, l,.tou,ai there heii s. danger ol their
,L'ti 1, she UuCu catachmout ~, itiantty woio
seat cow subsequently, 90 support tho after.
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THE NEW YORK SIN

published daily, Sundays excepted. At the sun
mdinRs, cor. Of Fulton ani Nassau sts, and &c..
,ered t. Subscribers In Nes York CIV ,ud v,.t.
.iy At SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER
sEEK.
~ when sen, by Mail, Four dollars Pc year.
THE WEEKLY Sun IL published AZ Is cents /.
ear sixteen months, ~ single copes 2 GENTS.
MOSS 5. BEACH, Sole Proprietor ~
Tic sun Establishment.
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rIW MISSISSIPPI EECuNSoI- ,AN,..
Further particulars h.yo to,u 90 an a OF the
result Of the reconnaissance down tho nj, i..
sippi river on the 1tL
Six miles abOvs Columbus, the .,uuboat, Iii,
covered the small rebel steamer Water Witch,
mounting two guns, lying at the bank, II at
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RATES OF ADVERTISING


slVt ,gl uselnents-fnr every FOUR LINES, ,hirs
" yt"o words or less, day, % cents, ty,S a..
% cents tlre' days ~ SIX days, tl,Ts. Al in..,.
y ~, inside, same price each d.ty
,,N'rriages tai Deaths q cents flr each ',urIns~
- N'.ly advertisements of four lines in-ertad -
w." .!i'uce oft the Office, a. for every q in.ay.
p embellishments received until II o'olook
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HEETfl-IEElll--1ELIlI-THE AMERI.
CON Teeth Cu,-Proctirul dentists are inserting
beautiful fun sots at - and Yl0 part setts 10 cents
per tooth warranted, half the usual price bdae
huins. 9O cents. SSi BOwery, opposite Fifth 1t.
jams 24ac'lS9
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$40 PGANO-FORTES. c16O
I'IRS.
INTENTION LADIES |

\ 1'IINIION LADIES
"A flRS - FURs - FURSll
T.o Old established New York Fur Manu'aSur-
ing Co., poIst . Chatham 1t, offer greater induce
outs nan ever. NV !, the time 10 get your win
'.r ui,s fr about half tho usual price. We have
-s', fresh, and the best selected stock ~ Furs T.
.r unl, nt The f.luwing very low rates
Wat p, CHIc Muh aud CuTs, g. 5D; wier
Mink, 'ull Y Crpo, Muh and CUFFS, $40 Marsh
Mink, = CAPE MuG aud Guns, $40 ~ French
MINK, Cape, Muh and Cuffs, ~ to $40 French
Mink, h,ll y Cnpe Muf and Cufls, $40 b. fl2 ~ /;
French Mink NUTS 81 10 80 Water Mink MIns,
~ a. - French Sable Muns, ~ 10 80 ~: Water
and French Mink, French sphIeuui American Fitch
.'G i'',s " ~. ',,,"s :" =. - Nlc,9rincS f3
tin, Brook Mink and Grey Siberia Sgu.rreI
equally na low. A lHrre variety of Clildrou's Fancy
lIrs. New Y TX Fur Manufacturing Co., delst
49, Chatham n. Cleaning, repairing ami altering
neatly done. FLEMING MIsW'cr. o2l 72,c'lU2
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DRESS.

An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT -
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
HsTAHtisuFD ~ lisa.
- Chatham street, loo, corner oi Pearl street.
Fine White shirts Linen Collars and Blsoms,
For - Cents
fur leo y
Eot l.95 -
For l.HD ~
For l.i5 ,llil
For 200 !!!!li
Shirts made q order and warranted h. tit
UndGrshIts, Drawers and Iblf-IInse
In SIX, Wool, Meriuo and G ,ttou.
Firemens Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy Shirts OF every description.
euspcuders, Neck Ties and Gloves,
in every vriety.
a large assortment ~
Wooen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No, 100 Chatham street,
ia1 2isc'li9 corner Of Pearl street.
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SEWING MACIIINES-li9 HESTER ST,
- one door c.t uf Buwery, is the best place g. get
Singers Grover Bakers and other Rpwiug ma
chimes repaired and improved. Machine NEEDLES "
all hiuds, -huttlcs, oil, S., at wholesale and retail
A.o Grover & Baker bag machines t.hc,pl by
III GO MUELLER. dg5 2I'li3
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EIRS, FIRS, TURS-LADIES RuY Ynnr

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY Your
turs 5o per cent. less than at any other store lu
Mink halt C,prs, muils and cun,, -; French st4e
.p pr', muh- nui cuiis, ~ to -; French Mink cape,
uYt and cuffs, :, o. flu; French Ink muns, - ~
.,"n; Voter MuuS muhs, ~ g. f!,5D; Frouoa Sable
muh- 500 g. g.; Mink Martin, per sett, SIS, wnrth
$780, at FOSTERS, IL Chatham square, cor Mat
street. JnG .4ao'iOJ
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dividend

T1TN TUINII-
- IRVING SAVINGS INsTITt TTON. n, q6
Warren st-The trustees 81 this institution have
directed thsi interest vt the rate II six (6l per cent
p,r anuum on all sums of $500 and Ave l5I per mt
"u a sums uf a. $1,000; and four t4l per cent over
tHnt amount, g. be- paid g. all dcpnsitors entitle
Thereto, payable on aud after Monday the 2Oth d,y
o' January. Al. interest not withdrawn viii drsw
interest a.. principal.
join CASTRET, Pre-iyai.
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, seoretuy
Jt4 t4'la2
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l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKEr5

n VI nv TTT-T'VTa NV nj >
The subscribers cnntinhe gent certhc te' -
its-tge I. And FROM Liverpool, by their t,v'rite
line cf packets comprising in part TIE FLOWING
slips
WM .rAPSCOTT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREApNuIGlIT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENl. ADAMS, CoNSrFLLATIOSI !. HOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT. PliRNtN
JNDERN RITFR,sEA FLOWER, CAMRRINN,
Making, together with others, shig every ave
DAYS
The subscribers arc a'i, agents ~ tho
ItNE OF LONDON PACKETS.
f1r AT Of which they grant certificates ,iUcrl =
terms.
REMfrrANCE5 TO IRELAND, &c
7 4 c.. t.. continue g. issue drafts p,y abe IN
demand throughout England, IRELAND, scotland
AMI wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
rCI.Hr-, with u'I prrtiCuur-, may hC hal on si,-
Pie tti'f tii ht letter, rurIua" postage stamp e.
lNpSCo OFT n 60. III south 4 Nry, YORK.
40 2inc'lUi TAPSCuTr SMITH & co. Liyeri,ll'.
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ROCllE'S PASSAGE OFFlCE-SIllP RO-
INGER a. HlEkN, for Liverpool, sails this ity.
snip CHRlSTIANA, for London, sails to-day. BJth
ships lie Al rier 20, D r. fpr passages t. or from
the old country, n low rates, apply 1 THOS &.
ROCHE, - South 1t. iy92'll5
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ITNIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK,

| TNlON DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" I2g CANAL CORNER OF NARICK ST.
open daily, from 10 a. NJ. L. ?, and from T. I,
=, NJ.
Deposits received on o~ before January 2Oth, wiz
draw interest ir0u the trst inst.
pr cent. IH'cr,t diiolcri uu all sums 81 500
Iud bHd'r, dUa pr ,.iIt. 0u idrI,T amounts.
THIS rNNE mas ortNrp 1,It2 AoCnrSrs, ASp Eg-
oENEp IN DEruslT S657,372 10 DUElSu
TIiF PAST 80 NuSTns.
T., V. HNUCllwOt r, President.
GARDNER :. CIAPIN, See. dsl 2Iu'll5
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CANARY BIRDS FOR SAIr-A LOT o.
- hrsr-s.'rd canary binds, NJ l6I ; uth N, ur
-tr- ~ - per pair. Please ring the tell 20 G'il.
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SHIPPING.

FOR lNLRruOl-OLD BLACK STAR
lnrt-Th' ,c.o' ship ADELAIDE. lying %
lr' ~ , ''i Ryt' -.sl- ln. January. 4 - passage
Fult.n 30. dli 2it'fN-
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T AIDES, LADIES-NOW Is YOUR TINE
- for bargains in Furs; genuine ,electei mink
sets; every article as represented; chidreu's furs
Al the Great Northern and Western Fur Trappers
Depot, B0wery. DRAKE, dl2 2iao'iN
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w lOMlNG VALLEY COAL, Si75-THE
a. DeHt lurnace, CRATE and stove cpa IN use burns
eI without waste; warranted full weight. Orders
ssoeiyed by the Wyoming Valley Coal Co, 30 Wall
Sss anu ~ TIE yards % Canal st and at sf9 Eighth
d2s 2isc'li2
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EMPLOYMENT--EemaIc-.
EEMALE SERVANrS MANTED. NGOnl

situations, now ready, at gupd wages; AIS ,"s-
|srsl god ohamlermaids and Mattresses. Inquire
lat tie Large Institute, the corner Of 9th avenue
|nud It'll street, where good places always rct-
Ids. Small girls wanted. iti 6'i2i
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CnAs. y. WHITNEY, See. dli "a,
CEErNwICu SAYINGS BANK-

~ - sixth avenue, our of Wnycrly place.
Jluuary Interest ilr l~62.
Tie Board Of Trustee have ordered Interest to he
pod tu doT'sitlr-, Ht the rate of five per cent per
uuum. or all sums of FIVE hundred dollars and
under, tIHt may hc tuttied thereto, and four per
cent rr' auuum uu III sums over Eve hundred dol
lars That may entitled Acroto payah,ca At the Bank
during bank hours, ON aud after
January 2Oth, isG2.
Interest nUt drawn Viii hc placed to tho credit -
ucpusiturs ns rrir iptl and draw interest
Tie H1ut is open daily, from 10 o'rl,cs Il. M nm.
ul O'Clock p iu, aud ou Mnui,y-, Wciucsi,y.
au4 Frllays fr,m . ~ O'Clock y. M
u A. CuSIMAN, Precedent.
JOHN DlCKEKsON I o"r''h'r7'
uG t.sigg
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CEWlNG MACHINES FOR SAIE-ALL
- kinds standard machines now and "a hand,
cheap fur cash, or part payment. Machines bought
exchanged and repaired at $50 Broadway, room 3,
up stairs \. u. LOT, q. Is tCl Rag machines
2d hand cheap. do 2tt'luT
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ROSEllILL SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
~ I'll 4 and ~tl ave, open daily from t. pm:
W'lur4'itys and saturday. until Z - M. Six por
cent Interest uu an sums uf 1000 aud under De-
pH-it- made ur before January ION draw inter-
- 'ruui tlc 1T. THOMAS CuRlSrY, President
WCu. II Isl IL, Sec. dis 2i'In
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|CEW1NG MACHlNES-LADIES LEARNED
10 toupcr,'c ON Singers, wheeler * wilson, md
|cclchratcd Empire machine terms ~ or /, ycuts
.pcr lesson two Singers family mschne- i'r sale,
rice $gh aud $50, warranted Singers, W. & W,
and Empire machines fur sale exchange or h. rent.
12i Christie It, front basement. l'l0 Sic
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CEwING MACHINEs-LADIEs TAUGHT

~ e. operate ON singers and Wheeler Wilson's
sewing machines, by an old experienced teacher.
Practice till perfect military work, ami other
work, and recommended h. work AFTER learning,
trom ~ t. 81 30, at 81 Stanton ~, near Allen, pr-
vate dwelling. di5 24sc'iO4
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.

SATURDAY MORNING, JASY II. 1852.
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/ ~. lIOiT DENTIST 9O7 BROADWAY.
..HrH WnFn -u'H .r, Inserts beautiful srts ,l
eLl N.'. "r without extracting the roots: on y.Il
s{W w t-., 80. =. 8s; rubb,, $40. p..tlul, T,5;
"Hv.a ." swing m rted without pau,l 5O
rt; ss3s.'bn cuts 60 o.; ana'gpIu, ~ cents. All
Vtrrried' jas 24aol3
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ENIPLOYMENTs-MaIc-.

FOR MEN ~ WARN
|AL barracks tnot tent-l l-Recruit- wanted 'ar "a
Regiment Heavy A-ullery, to work guns inside f~-
fcstions. Good blankets, beds aud hs Is'uI' uni-
rms provided. Pay and raions comm nee ou
/ ynng the roll Expenses pn'd to barracks. Tick
T. Issued for relief of families. corporal "rl
|ergeant wanted. Apply 90 Clpt. ELIAS COhbS
|2f Pearl IT, NY.
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- horses, harness. bells roles, Sc, for sale cheap
The .fgrst n-i tu'ut CO.. nl. the aluve 20 Dee found
are sailing oh At 10 Ncyiu- IT. and ~ Fulton ave.
BruuNlyu. d2i 2itc'lU6
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EOR SAIE-TWO SPLENDID HORSES
suitable hf coal carts trucks ur any hctsy work,
me SO and the uthci tG5 A'-H q, beautiful Cana
dian mare Co. sale u bands. price 80 n-., i,s'
tr"t,cr stallion for sale or exchange. Apply Al Is
Christie n. III 8'i24
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War Intelligence.

Very truly Yours,
ClIARLES T.. DAILY,
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DtSNENGtEN FOR Ell ROPE
~, orier o' Secretary uf state, all pls-e- 70 "a
leaving the lntoi states are required " pr,.Ire
passports uf'Hrr going ,rltri the steamer
Passengers vii net 10 subjected g. an trouble nr
delay ~ rrNcurinE them. d th,yca ivy nStruct rms
At the Company, Office, n Broadway, h Y
-.... lOllN q. DALE, A gent.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
Nkw YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
lsni,ng and enbarkirg pN--euscr- - QtfiN5-
TOWN Irola.i
The Liverpool, Now York ,ni Phi .ic,,' : ur
Ship Company intend di,nt.1lu. tuc,' "a. -..v-
ercl Cydr-lsiild trnn Stc,m,h.p- rs f,.. "a.
EGNA. rio-, Iti. lito
KANGAROO. O.................S,t S,turtt., Iu.. '~'r.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .Saturd,g, Jan. .ath.
aud on every succeeding Saturday, al l,,u, tr'm
Pi"r a., North River.
RATS or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN N..................s1s ~
d. " L"nd'n......S,U ~
sIttkA"f....',. 80. ...........t So u'
4. t"I1utNu. ...... .s35 "
stecrN,c Return Tickets good fersi
months ........... ....t... tOV "