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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-28
william L.. Hancey.

We must apologize To our readers for again cbtru-
ding this genIlenan's upon their notice Toer-
Is nothing either his position talents 10 eHtite
him 10 the attention he has received but the mdig-
ifU of kis assault upon STATE and the Injustice of
mis- charges against respectable denomination q
christians in midst demanded from public
exposure Ii the part vi little minds 10 persist
aud tcs are not dsonisef that Mr. Ydncey repeats has
INTERPRETATIONS Fearing The mpudeuce OF
sertions may be received evidence OF their truth
We will present the facts which Mr.. Yancey has per
eertei and leave the reader 10 determine whether
have done him any injustice in denial Of the allie
cations contained his letter 10 AIR. Pryor In that
letter he EXPIRE the opinion that the STATE of Ten
iessee uIsoor1 Of s0h<Te the Interests of Tie
.SOaih iItuOluod.
The subsequent action of that body (the MethOn ist
Conferencel with reference % the subject SfudOSlg
suppressed by MIR. Yancey and Justified
tue belief inasmuch he had the proceedings OF the
Inference before him, that he has peTpetrated an
Intentional Injustice against its members, order to
sustain himself In the false position IUhich he had
stHsed. II he had pubiIsued the following statement
from the Advocate would have disclosed the FALSE
,zss OF that ''tne Delegates from Ten
Ressee voted against striking the GHti-Slduer-y
caaS of the discipline eve do not exDect euher
rsTfs or JUSTICE from a msn who will aSsaiI M ~
f,os.s Of entire STATE such pretenscs AS these
We can dispose OF Mr.. Yancey without resorting 70
Latin The obtussness Of intellect which this rare
specimen Of logic displays scarcely be DESCRIBED
,n any language, but plain English viii seem well
enough 10 characterize the RAsgsEss HIS CONDUCT
We have devoted more time and space 10 Mr. Nam
eey than he We SHALL edre hiBs llOlc 10 en-
jog the notoriy he has earned or to sneak back from
infany 'tO iHsisntscaIaee
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DARBYvILLE, Ohio, Aug. 26, go.
The Bell and Everett fever is raging here.
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DR. Es. WOOD, Dentist,
CN0. 80 CHERRY STREET.
Has returned from the East. aug2S-1w
New Fall and Winter Goods.

THE undersigned is receiving his stock of Fall
l. and Winter Goods Gentlemen's Wear, of all the
various STYLES Also. choice lot OF Furnishing Goods
which he invites the attention of his customers and
the public generally. SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
n. B.-Scott's Fashions for 1s6O and 6I.
aug2S-1m GBUkA
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aug1s-t

Uuless previously disposed of after the sale of Furn
ture is over will sell all the Lumber, Machinery
Tools, &c consisting of modern made Steam Engine
and Boiler, Planning Machines Circular Saws Mortice
Turning Machine Sharpening Machine Grooves and all
machinery necessary TO manufacture large SCALE
together with the buildings and the Factory.
Nashville Aug. Goth, 1850. B. F. 5. & Co.
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For President,
JOHN BELL,

For Vice-President,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1890
EXTRACTS
Suitable for the FIy-leaf OF the u MON
and Americans Campaign Edition
Dir. YANCEY'S MEMPHIS SPEECH.
From the Union and American July 81, 1855
The Southern League" Extremes


IL Is somewhat remarkable that fanatics at the
North and the eaters the South, representing
as they do the extremes of political and social antIS
ouis should be found aiding each other III he pro
motion Of a common purpose Garrison ana ms I0i
lower. are not IN their efforts Tor the
dissolution Of the Union aud the destruction Of the
COnfederacy than the Southern utraists who are con-
stanty IniIamIng the public mind by feryId appeals
% their passions ard preiudIces intended TO knde
dissensions between the sections, aud tceaken the
Jonds luRich bind them together While the obOli-
tLoTsts denOunce the Constitution and the Unio as
an uuhoIy compact the Guth0Ts and ddrOcdtes Of he
SOutherH LeOoue STRIVING 'tO ProcIldts The south
INTO Teuol LtiOn." Both eAtreueS agree IN thinking
dissolution desirable and they rval each other IN their
hostility tn calm conservative policy which would
counsel mutual forbearance between the different
portions Of our COnfederacy.
The object con emplated ia the organization OF the
southern League, srhich PdtOt can GPprors
IL a Combination Tor the purpose OF strengthening
which bind the South TO The UDion Ii assumes an
ai;,sde If resistance 10 the al gOOOrHldet and IS
0rO4Ued preparation for open rebellion IL Il not
combination Of uniting together for the redress
OF their common wrongs Tor the establishment OF
a great principle No such sacred object sLnctheS
those who participate it. Isbdsef upon cdRsIdcT
atoms IF pecLIHidry dduGatGJe alone. Cotton the
bond which unIes them together Cotton - the King
that yields its golden scepIre over their heads, and
they bend submissvely 10 its dominion IL IS humll-
iating To Confess that the noble spirited reemcn OF
the South have forgotten their obligations To their
country, not because us government was unjust, or
It's laws oppressive but because they think their pc
cuniaTy interests would be promoted by dissolution
VI the Union. They seem TO regard cotton as the
binds the Southern siserhood together They regard
The States which do not produce II with dstrust and
susp cion. They Danish them from their councils,
and refuse them their confidence
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We are not astOnshed that Col. Yancey places but
little trust Tennessee. The home OF jackson aud
Polk Is not propiIcIs the growth and nurture Vi
!suniOn doctrines, do the people OF this state
gard ruth much fdroT IchO entertain the ricscS
trich Coz RaHoy expresses. The state OF Tennessee
fully recprocates Coz. Yancey feelings towards her
We don't think that any Of the States have great
deal Of conf fence IN him.
Fbe allegation that the delegates from Tennessee
the NetIodIst Conference voted against striking out
the anIl-slayery clause the discipline, totally
false Every delegate from Tennessee voted IN tdcOT
Of striking that clause IL equally untrue that
We MAINTAIN upon our supreme Dencn nIan who
openly ecares that slavery is moral social po-
litical evil. These statements OF Col lancey
pay the mot disyraoefuI ignorance most cuIpabJe
diSrogdrd for Eie truth Of has GsSss0Hs- And such
The material Of which this tissue Of absurItIes con-
ss1s Such Is the who assumes to Ioscribe i've
Of the S,uthcn States of the COnfederaCy unwOr-
thy Of the Confidence Of the Southern people We
shall pause long before abandon Tie principles We
have learned from Jackson aud Polk. and the great
fathers Of Democratic faith to listen to the teach
ings of VIM. L. Iaucey.
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From the Union and American Sept 9, 1855.
Col. Yancey,s Letter To MIR. Pryor,

We nn1 IN the columns oil the richmond enquirer,
a long letter from Col Yancey to Roger A. Pryor,
Esq of the Richmond South Neither the novelty OF
sentiments which this document contains nor the
the slightest attention. The organization and objects
Of the southern League, and the scheme for pTecip
itatng the Cotton States into kevoluton, - pur-
pose which avowed by Col Yancey in his letter
Mr.. Slaughter have already been discussed in our
columns. The letter before only reterateS views
which have been hitherto expressed by Col Yancey
himself, and by many others of that class Of pOIl-
clans who, failing to gain distinction by their talents
and ability, seek to obtain Toority by the advocacy Of
extreme sectional and disOTgdRizing measures.
The characteristics OF the document prolixity,
egOtisn, and imbecility. 1t will do no harm. > 3
Col Yalcey defends his former position, that the in
terests Of the South must be committed entirely
the Cotton States Now do not doubt that the
interests of the South might be safely entrusted to
the people of any of the Southern States We believe
that Col. Yanceys own StaIe-Alabama-is as faith
ful to the South and loyal TO the Union any 9TH
er, and among the evidence of her fidelity We point
The fact, that the large body OF her CZeDs have
refused TO unite in this aCtlous and dlsUrganIZ ng
movement, to elevate its author to position IN
which he could propagate his opinions. We believe
that all the Cotton States Will ygIiantly guard the
honor and interest Of section, and that belief Is
strengthened by the fact, that they dicoEateadnce the
scheme ohc Col. YaHcey has st foot TO 'preipitate
them into a TeU0IHtiOH. -
But while acknowledge this, Tepel any in
situation which implies a Suspicion that Tennessee Is
less sensitive 10 the honor OF the South that she
would be less prompt Ill resisting any INVASION OF our
common rights than any other member Of the con-
fsderacy. We deny tue justice OF Col Gancey 3
charges and the correctness OF the facts by which hC
seeks Sustain them.
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From the Avalanche From the Times.
Ifyou won't join the If you wont Join
Democratic party, in the DemocraticParty,
stead of making it instead of making it
your business to pull your business to pull
down the party-go down the party
to work and try to which is a poor bust
elevate the public ness-go TO work and
mind of the people in try to elevate the pub
favor OF Southern lie mind of the people
rights. Then you can in favor of Southern
precipitate the cotton rights. Then you can
States into asrevolu- precipitate the cotton
ton at the proper mo- States into a revolu-
meut, for I have no ton at the proper mo-
faith that any North ment; for L have no
ern States will stand faith that any Other
up to the rights OF the State will stand up to
South. the rights of the
South. s
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Go Ubom it Alap Concern.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL

THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution to appropriate $50 zach for the relief Of certain in
dgsnt persons formerly in the Institution for the Blind
Board of Aldermen July 20, 1860
On and noes adopted
Board of Councilmen, Aug !, 1860.
Ordinance provide for supply Of Croton
water extending the works for accommodating and
be- called the Croton Water tbs City Of Ne~ York"
shall erected for the OF oo OF doar to bear IN
tere at 2 cent snn1m payable quarterly and redeema0e
Board Of Aldermen, July 20 1860 .
On ayes and adopted
Board Of Councimen Aug. ], LOO .
On and noes concured In
dinapce for qudatng floating debt of the Corporation
stock 10 be called The Floating Debt Fund Stock the City Of
N.wYor created the Of bearing interest
per cent payable quarterly and edeemabe on the Isl May
Board of Aldermen July 26 1860.
On ayes and adopted
Board Of Councilmen, Aug. :. 1850.
On and noes concur cd in
FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Resolution pay bills Of Jno MCGOWAN and Geo. Ruck for
serving subpenas during July
Board Of Supervisors, Aug. T. 1900
On ayes and adopted.
Resolution authorizing the President to sign mnda
Board Of SUPERVISOR said return to be approved by the legal
adviser Of the Board.
Board Of Supervisors, Aug. :, 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Resolution referring Committee Criminal Court.
Board Of Supervisor Aug T. 1850. ...
Resolution to pay bin OF G. s. Humphreys for carpet for SUI
Board Of Supervisor. Aug I, 1850.
On ayes aud adopted.
Resolution approving plans House Of Detention
Board OF Supervisors, Aug. J. 1860.
Resolution to pay bi of schuemau for enptyng sink Of
House of Detention.
Board of supervisors, Aug I, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
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6ouses ano farms t1)ante6.

HARMS WANTED in the vicinity Of New-York
Il BY CHICKfRIN0 Co., Real Estate and General
Asene1, No. Is Wsllst. N. Y.
WANTED in good neighborhood west OF
w Broadway between Chambers and 4th ss modern OF
4story BASEMENT HOUSE (umsh.d pGefenedl Address
N s. t,ting rent, description, and ocson OF house. boz
No. l96 Tribune Office.
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Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Situ-
IA ated at Metuchu, Woodbridge Township New'Jersey
one fourth of mile from Campbeps Depot the Jersey CITY
and Philadelphia Railroad fronting the Newark and New
Brunsw lick Turnpike Road four miles from New Brunswick
and % from NewYok almost hourly communication with
New by rail Five of excellent land In good stat
OF cultivation and stocked with nearly every variety OF
fruit House Il stories high cottage built dry cellar and an ex
celent neverang well Of water Outhonse' In good oIae
TO accommodate horses carriages poultry, pigs &C. WIZ
be solo reasonable terms OF purchase money can
ain on bond and m95tssse or u1 t
of the subscriber on The premises $500
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GxrursiCsls.

FLUSHING BANKS, AHOY The oommo
HoTfMIRE, assisted BY Capt. NATHAN ANDERSON o
J having been put n complete 1,de nav Suho.
leaving James :lig R. at 7so T p,t s, Ns
r. 6ns Coiliop Band On board also, Refreshments Bait
ard Fishing Tackle supplied Fare for the Excursion 50 cens
ahordins 6ns sa and view Of the Bay Islands and Fort
6cstionS.
TNXCTTRSION to the "COAL FIELDS OF
II pENNsYLVANIA"-The CENTRAL RAILROAD Of
NEw-JERsEY viii sell EXCURSION TICKETS during th'
Summer this region, commencing June Fare for the
entire Excursion, 81 50. Tickets good for ten days
Leave Courtandt-st at 6 and g. m, IL m, and p. u
Leave Pier No NJ r. at a and III m., and u Apply
for tickets at either place.
For further information spply to H. P. BALDWIN. 6"nsu
Ticket AGENT No 60 WaH-t
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Rctels.

CMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner or Vi
- Houon conducted on TIE haTopssie cb !. now
tbo.nsh order having all the appointment Of Inc
I'D ~ tel .yhr The prices much lsss ST. Mra".
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Qmnsemfnts.


JOHN C. HEENANs RECEPTION FESTIVAL,
JoNEs,s WOOD.
W." '' MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 10, 1880
when he viii be assisted by .r
JOHN MCDONALD,
- EDWARD PRICE,
and c. r. oTTIGNoN,
An prominent professors Of the manly art
DopwORTAs DOUBLE BAND, of 80 performers, VIII fur
TSPp Sy Be- COMFoRTABLE SEATS for 900 persons ex
ctusyely for LADIES and the GENTLEMEN accompanying
them. ana the grounds win be arranged that
: $1,000 sPE6TATOkS
Can zee perfectly. - .
The main feature ofthe day vii be PERFECT REPRE-
INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Between Messrs KEENAN, and SAVERS
VIII Of that memorable event. dyesed Of its
actually dissgreeab,e features
The several professors named above will also
TRY THEIR HANDS WITH THE CHAMPION.
One pleasing event win be the PRESENTATION In one
THE CHAMPION FUND,
Embracing al the contributions Heensu up date
The and Third Avenue and number OF steam
viii make extra trips TO and from Joness Wood on the
day Of the Festival.
Tickets, Is cents.
Ladies AInphbester and Balcony Seats Is cents extra
Carriages 70 the Grounds Is cents extra 49,
AN OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS, Amphithes-
trca and Balcony Seats, IL at No. $50 Broadway
Packages Of Tickets and places may also be secured
The effective have been made TO secure good
order the whole being placed under the immediate
supervision Of hessrs. JAMES NJ. NIXON and HENRY
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Sales bp auction.

A UCTION NOTICE. ALBERT Fl. NICO-
n LAY win ssn !. Auction on THURSDAY the ssh ~
TON COPPER TYPE COMPANY Of this oity s5esch- A
regular dividend paying stock sse Catalogue.
OFFENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE REAL
C and PERSONAL ESTATE in F.h M County, Fsa1
oupty vs on WEDNESDAY the I'D day Ausaa 1872
q; TsT &. 81 AZ
2s ss q: s:' MOUNT
lots according to % which will be exhibited on !1o fa1msd
. Thu b. Mount s9S sdS Vernon s.s p'0f
River Potomac and binds IT, and Dosue Greek !. near
the City Of undSsSsa q ,s be-:
landed ropsr,is, in th. portion q .ShoIEsoS EXCELLENT
the land good quality well wserd and the sr.bs potos 1d
soU. m as i i,es m.He By Land Or
to Mount vson mus. give TN. pdGpsy eonssa. III Scoo
acres with large and comfortable Mansion House, and all
outbuidng among these one o. ns %o .ss
pure and s,sesnt water wsa pns Thi. tract IN the
Of the .@sl 81 there s
which be used . highly valuable fertilizer mns sss 20
That which vested BY law Ia the undersigned a, sdmni;sf.
tor with the win annexed of Aaron Lesgss deceased viii Dc
There win be sold the time and place large quantity
H. SHEEP h sad ismR s
superior Mich Cow. one Bun pue Devon tGe1 Two yo1s
plements consisting partly Of Wagons Ca Resper Thrsss
er Drill Poughs Hsno~s and many other articles OF recent
Improvement useful working large landed estate
also, variety Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FuhNi-
TURE.
TxKns SALE For the Land onetenth OF the purchase
money bs paid in hand the balance In three equal
at III twelve and eighteen months the day Of sale with
six per cent interest heeom secured BY the bonds Of the Par
with HssS 5. resale
hssrr falling TO comply with the Of at
cost of purchasers.
For the personal property all purchases o. go and under
cash all over that amount credit Of IL months will be given
with the day Of sale The purchasers to give
good cury and article TO be remove
the land and property approved BY the Iais
signed administrator. -
ANY fur her information will be furnished by application to
WILLIAM II. MACY, President OF tue
Leather Manufacturers Bank,
WILLIAM L. JENKINS, Cashier Of the Bank
of America, City Of
New-YorA
ToJ L. LOOK, at Mount ZephyI ...
mr. Ia FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Administrator with the win annexed Of Aaron Legge
deceased, at Alexandia, Va,
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TJNHE CELEBRATED
TURN TABLE APPLE-PARER,
te o perfect article OF the kind In is for sale by
WIN. II. LIVINGSTON Co,
No 4 Courtlandtst ST., Nsw-York,
sOLY AGENTS for the States Of -
NEW-YORK, NEW-JERSEY, and CONNECTICUT.
OIdeis from dealers will have prompt attention
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6onse- furnishing GOODS.

C,WEDISH PUNCH SWEDISH PUNCH Z
Having opened establishment for the manufacture Of
this delicious beverage 1t -
No. "a WHITE STREET,
the subscribers would invite the attention Of the public to Its
merits This delicious and heaty drink Is made from Old B,
taya Ausck rice and has been from time mmemora the
FAVORlTE BEVERAGE OF NORTHERN EUROPE,
where Il may be found In every household and Is universally
drank.
To the Actor Singer and Public Speaker will be found
great and vii Soda and Ice Water makes cooling
and refreshing drink for Ladies' . .
II highly recommended by the Medical Faculty to consamp
lives and others requiring stimulus.
Proprieors Of Hotels Saloons &C. invited to call and
anime this article.
Sold BY Grocers and Druggists generally.
CASTENLYCH0N, 4 CO.,
No. GA White street, NewYork.
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OK OO0 TO SIC, OO.-WANTED-A Capt.
ROsOOO taH, with either Of she above suns. to take
FART INTEREST In business which VIII yield very large
return upon the capital inv' sed ard Is entirely safe IT'S
done fer cash only and csp,be Of rdehnte extension WIN
proper The highest references TO chss'e
6c Of the parties Interested win be gwen. Address ~
H.. Tribune Ofhle. with real aud address
q 10 AOM TO SIS, O9O.-For sALE, .n nS
~ lS,WDO GOOD WILL, LEASE, STOCh, eh a.
FIXTURES of an old established Manufacturing BadneS 2,
years standing this city Has competiton ana ~
facilities doing srg. and profitable business. sna VOC mi.
ness done with the largest houses In the city ana
Is rare chance to realize splendid profit BY the nve'"
Inquire at Nc. 40 Av. G. corner 6th-N
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VNO EXCHANGE.-SOm valuable LAND and
Il STOCK, for merchandise. Address GILBERT, Tribune
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

40 LISPENARD-ST., near Broadway. Room
40 for Families or Single Persons cheap with Or wiheu
RoNd Lodrpgs Is ets Waterman gu night Spanish spoken
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TINO PRINTERS.-FOr SALE, very low, a small
Il JOB OFFICE. The mstehal Is almost The above s
good canse any wishing TO business In
qaIe at No $50 broadway Room No S. from 10 toll Must be
sold this day without reserve.
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Jnarurtion.

wi her friends and the public, that her BOARDING aud
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' Elisabeth New. Jersey,
viii REOPEN on TUESDAY, the llth september, 1860.
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Rouses to fet.

no LET-The neat two-st9ry and basement
HOUSE No SO East 3l.. in nau ta
on the premises OF Of HOWE FERRY, No 20 bowery.
mo LET-The 3-story HOUSE No. 26O West
2othst, directly opposite the ground. oil the EPiscopi
SEMINARY The locality Il quiet well shaded and highly desa
he ARMY 10 MASON DODGE No. 81 Beekmsnst
mo LET WITH STEAM POWER-The whole
or portion OF the handsome brick BUILDING now being
erected the substantial the OF Bank and
We being 90 feet Bank and l32 feet on West store:
bieh with power the extent Of 100 horses ca -
For particulars apply to GULIAN HOOK, No Paik-Pscv,
OF SCHUREMAN, at the ohoe Of the NswYort PiAin'
ing Mil No lat Banks corner Of Wost.
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August TO- At 10 o'clock at the Genital ssIsT4oms
Wloueaby corner Pea st. general assortment OF House
hold Furniture Feather Beds Carpets OF Cloths Counter Bar
room Fixtures Trained Goa Wagon Harness, &c.
I ARGE SALE of THOROUGHBRED TROr-
IL TING and other HORSES at WOODBURY. FARM
On WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of August viii sell at public
sale and 60 head Of otns and other
Horses consisting of about Is thoroughbred Mares the same
Ottin Mares and the balance young stock both
vou to the day and may then be had application TO
Nj d. LEVIGENT, or the subscriber, K AlTChESON All
EXANDER, Spring Station on Lexington and Frankio
Railroad
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DECEIVERs SALE of PERSONAL PROP-
III ERTY.-A c. FUTILE Aucioneer.-Notice Is here
BY given, that the subscriber Receiver Of the Hen:
H HuaiG9 5s % , oss sd
No. II. Broadway, In the City Of sewYors on ne sH
day OF Augt next 10 O'clock that day the follow
ing described personal property which sale Is to De entirely for
ossh large iron Safe Carpet Floer Otcioth Iron
Railing and Coster Mats oak Desks 10 Inkstands PASTE
Jars Case Surveyors Instruments Rulers, &c Water
Cooler Table Letter Press Stand and Water holder spit
toons can-bottom Chairs revolving Arm Chairs revolving
High Stool complete set Of Insurance Books large quantity
OF printed Blanks and printed Envelopes City Directories
Dated July "a, 1860 SAML WILkESON, Receiver.
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oil SOO PARTNER WANTED in q

W well established, prohtsbie, uficF
y css business with the above IN cash expenses nt
no risks and no further capital required Inquire ct No ~
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UCTION NOTICE. ALBERT Fl. NICO-
"A LAY viii sell at Auction THURSDAY the Nh ~ a; q
No 81 William A. 600 SHARES Of the STOCK Oft NEW.
TON COPPER TYPE COMPANY OF this city, e3esoh A
regular dividend payins stock. SEQ Catalogue.
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miscellaneous.
Gopartnsrsbip Notices.

NIOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM II. SWAN u Oh
IN authorized 10 SIGN OUR FIRM BY proeurstioa
GRINNELL MNTUM d