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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
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IEEsYB0DE'S Law YER
AND
C1U SELLCR Z. BUSEN ESE.
HT FRANK CROSBY,

shA EhEA = CEkD icy,
OF the Philadelphia Bar
Z Tells You How 70 draw up ParfrersEip Papers
and gives general forms for .Gg-se-
Hle'ats Of ali kinds, BIS If sale,
Leases and Petitions
It Tells You How to draw mp BcHdsaHd Mortgages,
415dGri'S Pos-sTS gf Attorney. Notes
and Bus AZ Exchange, ReceiEts and
L Tells You The LAWS for the Collection, of Betts
with the SGtates II Lin.itaiiorr and
amount ami kind Of property E-,-
eniFt from E1seatioH IN every State
It Tells You How to make an ASsiHs8eas proper
iy- with forms FOR Can position with
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every State
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apprentice, and Landlord and 7s7l-
It Tells You What constitutes It'd and SANDER.
and the Law Hzryirqe D07rer
the Wys's RiJAf ~ Property, III
rOTcs and AllEg0Hy
t Tells You The Law HscEaHirs' liens in every
STts, and the Naturalization Lars
OF THIS country, ana how to comply
with the same
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procedure in obtaining one. with m
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law and the requirements thereof in
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It Tells You Tho meaning Of lar Terms in general
use. and explains YOU the Lens
IGtire, Erec5ltirs and Judicial F'otc-
Of both the General and .Sigte
Governments
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how to do your business legally
thus saving amount Of pfop-
eFty, and vcXatiUus litigation by
its timely consultation.
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everywhere is selling the above work. as our induce
menJs to all such very liberal.
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JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
No Oh SIIiS ST., PHILADELPHIA Pa
sePt7-d5m
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Chancery Sale OF Piney Fur
mace Lands.

IN Pursuance to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Charlotte rendered at the September Term, 1850 1
viii Monday the 81 day Of December NEXT, expose to
public sale the highest bidder, the Court House
door ia Charlotte, that valuable property in Dixon
county, Tenn known as the PiNEI FURNACE, to-
gether with all the machinery and fixtures thereto be
longing
At the same time will sell about 1000 Of Land
attached said Furnace, portion OF which L 9ood
F1Tuisq Land and lies adjacent the & y " Rail
road now in course Of construction said Lands viii
be divided parcels, and wall be II lots or as
whole as may be deemed advisable
TEB,fS--The above described property VIII be sold
without right Of iemptiOn credit Of g. r.
Is % 90 and 35munths with interest from date Bond
ami good security viii be required and lien retained
on the land until the purchase money Is paid
Plat Of the above described Lands viii be shown
on the day Of sale. II COLLIER, C & u
Oct20-tLs
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Tennessee Il alabama Railroad.
49, 49, 80. -

ON aad after MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10th 1850 the
" Morning Train, going South, viii leave Nashville
SIS A. IL. instead of AIS
Through Tickets given 10 Decatur, Grand Junction
and Memphis. Only seven miles Staging t
The time from Nashville 10 Decatur, Grand juno
ton, and Memphis will DO hour and Is minutes less
than by any other route.
Returning the Tram from Memphis, Grand junction
and Decatur will arrive at Nashville at p. n. one
hour sonner than by any other Road. p.
SAD. w ON. PERKINS,
sept5-G Superintendent.
The Evening Train viii leave at O'Clock, p. NJ,
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EMPRESS FREIGHT.

FT1HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
L in connection with the Roads below, are running
Express Freight Train from Charleston and Savan-
nah TO Nashville at slower speed, but with the same
certainty their passenger Trains No delay freghts
by this route {. W. COLE,
Jan2T-u Supt.
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The Express Freight Train

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii com
mence running on the 22i Of July close connection
with the Express Train the great Southern Line via
Charleston and Savannah and continue during the bust
ness season Through time from New York EIGHT
DAYS E W. COLE, supt.
jGly2S-u
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
a. 81. OSCOE s. co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
5. ". Corner of Broad and Market streets,

NasDFRlle. Echhs
IKE are prepared to execute orders for Drugs
w and Medicines and all articles pertain
ing to the Drug Business, with despatch nd at the
lowest market price.
The same attention will be given heretofore TO
have every article good quality represented
and instance Will thing be put up that is of
a doubtful or sophisticated character.
1t IS our intention to MAINTAIN the reputation
have established IN selling but Pure Drugs and
Medicines ,aud We, therefore, invite YOU 10 examine
stock before buying elsewhere, believing wecan
show oG in ucements seldom offered in thu any
other Southern city. in addition to Drugs We have
constantly hand large stock az PerfGmery
soaps and Toilet Articles, White Lead Iinseed Or,
TnrpeGtIue Va-aishes, Tj110Ts and Wines for mcdi
apTlo-tf
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Notice to Shippers.
~ S;zsz. - -

GSzzzzszE EzszsS-{E - SN&
I being of the utmost importance for the rrors,r
protection Of the Track and 70 keep The way
Of gravel and other trains that freight trains be- n a
regular uniform rate Of speed which can only be a
compllShed by running schedule time. therefore in
order that the freight trains may run the time
laid down in the schedule ordered thar after thir
" days from this date, freight will be received by The
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company al SEIZED.
ule stations only
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Jasper Branch Railroad.

Jasper Branch Railroad.
OFFICE NASH. & CHAT. RAILROAD Co.
October 3, 1859.
pY order OF the Board of Directors are made on the
II stock OF the Company subscribed for building
branch road from Bridgeport Jasper payable 70 the
Treasurer of this Company follows
one dollar on each share the LIST Of November OF
1883, aud two dollars each share the LIST day OF
December, 1859, January, February, March, April
May, June, July, August, September, October
and November, 1850.
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor at Jas
per, or TO the Treasurer Al his Office Nashville.
Promptness in meeting these calls IS requested Of
subscribers Of stock the construction Of The ROAD
depends exclusively on the means provided specifically
for that purpose.
oct4-u W. a. GLEAyES, Treasurer.
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StoVes! SlOses!! SiOVes!!!
Z IL e IL o SH T.
SEWING IIICBIII

Iii II iIlU LiIIJilG!i.. g.
The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING N4
CHIMES in their families and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety vi work, io not tS
tate - pronounce them the simple. u.
easily managed and, emphaIi;aiy, The ~ Fius
UItrG' OF sewing Machine
NASHVILLE
Rev Or Ford, W Tough,
VT Cartwright, HG Sca.ls,
Geo Ieper, Mrs James Wyatt
Peiher, - r Campbell
" Southworth 7 N Brennan
Mrs LOckhaTt, " L Lawrence
az AZe, DR. 6 CuTTey,
Z" Nayagh, Thos Leek,
c Rogers, BW Mckinney,
a Beech Mrs Plummer.
p F HardcastIe, =. J q MOOres
PeIrer, Ill + PiunLne.,
Wheess, J W Green,
Ms P Couch, II Criddle,
a. Newman, John Quigley,
C McCrOry, VIC Hall,
= Ninchin, Mrs Z handle,
DR. " Huddleston, + smith.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Miss Short, Mrs ; IIndreth,
Mrs Truitt, Richardson,
"a II Crouch, Mrs Mary VI Bale,
a. Joel Anderson, Mas Mary Craig,
Mrs !. HAYS
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Clifton Emory, John Miller,
Jonathan Corn, Pattee,
Mrs Sims, Mrs Gregory,
Truman "a GuiifoTd
Mrs 5 Kinnelly, az Travis
Capt W Davis, Carks- " Davis, Fayetteville
Herblin, Vile Mrsi- Stroud, Morrison e
] Il Phbrooks, Columbia Z LC Witty,
4 p Parrish, Cumberland " A Marshall, Rutherford
Iron Works county
KENTUCKY
L Tison. Mrs VI Russell,
Mrs Wyatt, Mrs VI Girvn,
4 Stockess, Mrs a Yancey
lafayette smith
GEORGIA
I'M Dunn, Dunn,
Mrs. Gordon, Srs knOwlton.
John Davis, Mrs SDanlGs
Mrs Davis, J TryOn,
ALBANIA { Kelly
These unrivaed MACHINES sold 4 the low
price Of S6o-hemmers included They gather an
SOW on the band the time, stitch IN cords
without fastening, hem, fell, bind, &c They sew
every variety OF work from the LIGfITES>T tu tho
HEAVIEST and unquesIiOnlbIy the best Machines
IN the market for family Premium award
ed 20 the HOWE MACHINE at the late 81 tie Fair
CONE BROS, Agents.
sept3S-1 50 College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Selected Lump Coal.

IEE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal is to be found
i at the Htna Yard, where it is sold at the low
price OF q per buse Drop your orders in Box
No. o. P o., and they viii be promptly attended TO
SAMUEL J. AGNEW, Il
fe5S-tf Yard back OF y. & c. R. r. Depot,
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Extra Glass 2, Draws Oct. 3. 1850.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal havana
/ Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision OF the Captain General of Cuba
will take place at Havanah,
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We have in our employ the following gentlemen:
GEO. " SIIIEI4US Bookseller and Cashier;
GEO. W NORVELI., Entry, Bill Clerk and salesman;
JAMES r. NICHOL, Salesman;
". RAYMOND. do;
HARDEN p. BOSTICk, do; last but not least
by good deal
These gentlemen viii be glad to their friends at
all times and especially those who purchase for cash
and pay their notes when due.
aug24-u TRABUE LCCcS.
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Rates Ola Flour Reduced.

HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii receive
Il at Nashville, Wartrace, Shebyville and Stations
on y C. R. r between Nashville and wartrace and
give through receipts for Flour by Car load Charles
ton or Savannah, al One Dollar per barrel through
Z. ". COLE
Sup't Of Transportation \. c RR
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FER November.
Fresh Hommony.

A UsPERIoR article just received Per Railroad enc
"A for ssls BY the barrel only 49,.
e>l7 sxs<z BkNs.f d sa1h ~
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Baggage Checked Through te
all Eastern Cities.

ear Passengers should bear in mind that the aCIS-
ClNNATi,' is the OLD and FAVORITE ROUTE Con-
nections made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
BAII.ASTED, and all modern improvements adopted
insurng SPEED, COMFORT and SAFETY,
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FALL AND WINTER
TRADE.
TRlDUg&LUCUS
EETE are now receiving and opening large and ise-
~ Icciod stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY -

large stock of every grade of Prints, Bleached and
Brown Dorncscs Plaid Linseys, printed and plain all
wool p.Lns and Cashmere COIOred Silks, Black Silks,
Poplns Debages French Nerinos, English and German
Ierinos Printed American DeIanes, Ribbons, triIf-
mings White goods EInbroiderics, Laces; a large
stock Of white yellow, red and gray Elannes; Cloths,
C,ssiuers Sattinctts, Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths: over Coatngs large stock of Shirts, skirts,
Fronts SHIRT Collars, Suspenders, Gloves, Hose and
half Hose Of every kind, &c, sc.
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fN0 BAGS Mixed Corn;
HUI 100 Bls-s White Corn,
500 Sacks O8ts-
2O0 sacks Corn Neal,
50 BIles Hay;
20 Bbis Potatoes;
90 Bbis Onions:
just received and for sale by
Oet6-tf CONRAD, CHsNDLER co.
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NORFOLK IrEMs.-The following items o.
news are from the Norfolk papers of yester.
day:
Deaths.-There were only % deaths in Nor.
folk during the month of February.
Eariy Eiecfricity-This morning there was a
thunder storm, accompanied by vivid light.
ming.
Heary Haul Of Fsh.-At Willoughby Point,
on Lynnhaven Bay, Saturday, seine struck
shoal of rock fish, hauling in 500, valued a,
$500. Some Of the prize was sent TO Rich
mOnd.
Rsttgious.-Rev. Theodrick Pryor, of Peters
oorg, mas just concluded a series of sermons
=. the High street Presbyterian Church, in
Portsmouth.
me bosfo" Steamer is to run to Norfolk, and
hence ner freight is TO be carried To Richmond
by the Towing Company.
M,litary.-"Company f. paraded last nirht
with red shirts preparatory to turnins onf in
their full uniform. IVA "'"k o"' III
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amount.
John Shed. one Of the soldiers Of the Revo-
lutionary war, died in Fairfax county, Vir-
ginit, on Friday night last, at the age of on.
hnndred amd f,ro years.
Gen. L. II. Marsteller, who represented
Wilmington in the North Carolina Legisla-
ture for many years. died in that city on the
Sd inst. He was native of Virginia
Ex-President Pierce it is stated, has offered
to take command of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery corps of Bos ton for this year
Lenormand, the oldest French soldier, who
had served nnder Louis XIV, died in Paris Dec
-, 1859, aged 1909.
David f. Newsom, formerly Of Petersburg,
Va, has been elected Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives for Washington Territory.
The health of the King of Sweden, which
lately caused some uneasiness, is now decid-
eddy improved.
The Rev. DIR. Geo. g. Light, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died very suddenly in
Nicksburg, Miss, Il few days since.
A resolution in the School Board of Cleye-
land Ohio to separate white and black pupils,
has been negatiyed by vote Of four to six.
The Knoxville (Tenn.) Register nominate
the Hon. r. Nj. T. Hunter rs the Democratic
candidate for President Of the United States.
Rev. Hugh johnson, for 40 years Metho-
dist minister, died in Hawkins county, Tenn,
4 Jew days since.
The name of Goods Store Post Office, Har-
rison county, Va, IS changed to Cherry Camp
Hyatt, the contumaciOus Harper's Ferry
witness, has at last arrived in Washington.
Alexander Cummings has retired from the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
DR.. James r. Fort, a well-known American
miner, died in Australia recently.
There We're 90 deaths in Baltimore last week.
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THE PIKxs.-The veteran agriculturi., and
Soutnerner. EDMUND RuvrIN, Esq, has sent
to each OF the Southern States, to be placed in
its Capitol, one Of the pixies brought 10 H.
per's Ferry by JOHN BRowN. He has ,,h.,,..
them all AS follows
=, Sample Of tho favors design ed for IN b, am.
Northern brethren" " our
1.-THE most precious benefit derived from a..
Northern States by the SOuthern-if rightly main :
it. Out Of this nette. danger, we pluck the foWes
SHfefu'r wv
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WOxAN.-Fr0m the French Of MIcHKLxr
Translated from the last Paris edition, by ]
w. PALAEx, NJ. ID. New York: RUDD, CARLx.
TON d Co.-This book OF MICHELxr's has had
very great popularity In France, and we
doubt not will have considerable sale in this
country. II il n work showing great talent.
~ would b. reasonably anticipated OF work
by MIcHsLET. 1t will do more harm than
good |; but we would not say into whose hands
1t should not fall. for such Is human nature
that those very hands would Immediately get
hold Of IL. FOR sale by Messr.. Wxsr 4
JOHNSTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA Daniel W ebster and Henry Clay.
n still Iva N-nASIEI WERarER.

y,
Il still llve."-DANtEL WEBSTER.
81 would rather be right than President"
HENRY CLAY.
Having devoted some twenty seven years Of my
life to the study and practice Of INSURANCE, I'M
til it has become sort of"secOnd nature con,
tinue to prosecute my Agency business, and fee
very grateful for the kind patronage hitherto ex-
tended To me.
beg to assure my friends and the public gene
rally that shall aim to accomplish in the future
what have diligently endeavOred to do IN the past
viz:
LIST. To use the information acquired by long ex-
perlence to conduct my business understanninsly
I'd. To conduct 1t upon honorable. equitable. lib
eral principles.
Sd. Upon terms as moderate az Just regard for
the interests of my principals, and the security OF
the Assured. will allow; and
4th. shall endeavOF to receive no premium, with
out giving in return a full equivalent.
All who at all eonversant with the complicated
character OF the Insurance hus ness, have some
idea of the Importance of knowledge Of its prln
cIples and proper practice on the part OF an Agent
To want of this knOwled.e and of suitable ~ nipa-
thy with the Assured, to be traced many OF the
difficulties that arise in the settlement Of losses.
These difficulties shall try to avoid. Call me
and "let us reason together y
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, fifth Street.
n. B.-INSURANCEL Los Els promptly adjusted
NH st
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We are manufacturing Boots and
friends, customers and the public generally, may
rely upon getting the best IN line in the way of
BOOTS and SHO ES as we import mate
rals, and we have now in our employ ment the hest
wOrkmen that this country can produce. We also
keep on hand large a>sOrtT ent of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES,
of all qualities and AT all prices. All of which will
be sold low either wholesale or retail by
ALEX. HILL. Il CO.,
No. lN Main street. Richmond. Va.
p. SHOOTS and SHOES made to order for La
dies, Gentlemen. Boys and Misses, as heretofore
and all orders Will be promptly attended to by
NH l-1w ALIEN. HILL l. CO.
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LOST AND sTRAyrn

RrA $TRAYED AWAY la,. 81.
x from Bacon Quartz Branch, opD' '..,.'.
a iell"w Buffalo and the other = Nina. -
white spots. ] will pay reward of a. forI.'a
livery to me At the Old Market. '''F*
NH 81 JOSEPH yrps,
OST.-On Sunday last. between the co,-..-
- 5th and Nam at Gets and The African CO
r MOURNING BREASTPIN, with hal, ."a'a
centre: The hinder VIII be suitably rsvsrd.d =
loeu nIns eno snLio ~ tnIs once. nh III
| OST-Friday night. in a carriage com,,, e.
II the Theatre. a PAIR Of OPERA III issssH,e
which the owner Will give liberal reward Il d, :,
this Office. NH, Nv ~ y
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STABBIN6 AFFAIR AT YORKTOwN-Two oi
three days ago, Mr.. Moss, Of Yorktown, had
quarrel with young man named John
chsp,nan, ana nnoiher namsd Bur-, and
Chapman, ~ u tssrsd, S,il dss. ard ONftfG
0a.els Q3tbtfNl
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wAHRTEYO.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 9.
High Wc,s, tAis day (Wedne,dny) aA O'clock.

High Wn,s, tAis day (Wedne,day) aA O'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Phlla, mdze. and
passengers, H. T.. Tutte.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. N. Y, mdze. and
passengers. Ludiam h Watson.
Steamer George Peabody. Rrtchard, Baltimore,
steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, H. +. futile.
Brig Com Steward, Williams. Bath, VIA Chicka-
hominy Iiyer lumber, w. d. COiQuitt h Co.
Schr. Ocean Ranger, Tibhetts, Bath. via Chicka
homny river, lumber. w. D. COlquitt X Go.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK.-During the
winter about 500 men have been employed on
the Central Park, blasting and removing
rocks An immense number of trees, embrac-
ing rare native and foreign varieties, will be
set out during the present month. One House
of the Legislature has passed, and the other
probably will pass, n bill authorizing the is
sue of So 500 900 more Park stock
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FARMvILLR, VA, March 6th.
This little town, which was for 80 long a
time considered finished, has undergone quite
a change during the past two years. Twelve
months ago the mud was knee deep In Main
street but since that time all the streets have
been we'll paved and several commodious
stores erected, besides numerous buildings OF
lesser note. The place now contains abont
two thousand Inhabitants, and Is said to tn
increasing rapidly. They have three church
ca, two hotels, ten or twelve tobacco factories
in operation, aud = Female College The
young ladies boarding at the latter institution.
have recently formed literary society,
known rs the Leyert Literary Society. so
called in honor Of Madame Levert, distih-
guished Southern lady. The young men nave
Also recently formed debating society, III
which great interest is taken by all ages
Much more might be said in evidence OF ,ne
improving and prosperous condition OF 'n'I
pretty little place, but time presses me ana
hasten to close.
Mnch i. said in relation to the injustice that
has bcen imposed upon the citizens, not only
of Farmyilie. but at all the intermediate
points on the South Side Railroad, by the d.
rectors, in Increasing the fare Mt least - per
cent on all way passengers, White those
travelling from Lynchburg to Petersburg, can
travel at the old bill Of rates.
A valuable negro boy was accidentally KILL
ed here last week, by being thrown from
sulkey o. h.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE

LNOR SALE, PRIVATELY An ,ccom,,.,
cd DINING ROOM SERVANT, belonslSSsa' J.
gentleman in the country App, 10 s'Hs
NH lit THOMAS u r,tis
EWR SALE-A young, ilkely CHAMByRy,I5
L and SEAMSTRESS, geuteelly raised n. ~.
he seen at my Office daily at noon. nj sod va
u. W. v. TYLER.
General Agent, Office Nsrsbsh
ia l8-ts between 9th aud It'll STRAIT.
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Wiid pigeons ere ~ enormous q nantitles IL
yene kyftiens 81 1sdtsss, Sad tbs sisV6htsk
10 eeses1IRblt SfsAs
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RED CHKCKs-At fashionable party in
Washington city. n few evenings since, gem
tleman was engaged in lively irritation with
a handsome young lady, when. happening to
take ont his handkerchief, to his intense dis
may, there dropped out of it round ivory
token, known among gamblers as "red
check" which rolled forth on the CARPET ana
lodged directly under the brilliant gas-light,
in full view Of the company.
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FROM INAGUA-Capt. Townsend, Of the schr.
r. W Tull, reports that while atanchoI under
Matthew Town. Inagua, he saw a schooner
had visited that place for ten months, while
the supply of salt had accumu la ted to a large
amount
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NH l--lw

NJ Yeast + ntirely Supercpdrd.- Sem.
PIES lNFALLIBLE BAKING POW for
making IN few minutes, without yeast. and in an
elegant manner, light, sweet. and wholesome
other Griddle Cakes, Rolls, Ginger Bread, Corn
Cakes. Brown Bread Dumplings, Puddings. Pot
Pies, and every description Of Pastry ; for sale by
NH 2-lw PURCELL, LADD l. co.
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1860. "a Spring Trade. -vN


SAM'L Nj. PRICE Il co.
Are receiving by every arrival their supplies of
SPRING GOODS, consisting of
All varieties of DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, ROBES,
EMBkOIDERfES, &C,
Together with a large assortment of HOUSE
FURNISHING and PLANTATION GOODS, to
which the attention of their friends and the public
generally is invited
SANI'L Nj. PRICE 4 CO.,
NH l-lw 1877 Main street.