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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29
FARM FOR SALE.
Jul, 10, 1861

River, in Stewart county, containing 1926 acres 80
acres of bottom land the upland we'll adapted to
the production of Tobacco. About 100 acres now
in cultivation. The buildings consist of an excel
lent new frame dwelling, situated on a beautifully
elevated spot in view of the river, good eistern,
milk house, Kitchen negro cabins and ogtbuildings
There is also young orchard, with some bearing
trees on the place. .. .r
propose taking part in negroes, should it suit
the purchaser the balance on reasonable terms
Corn, Hay, and Stock can also be had on the place
TERMS 0ne-third cash, or note drawing inter
est from date, balance in two equal anuusl pay
meRts without interest. Apply too, R. Wilson,
on the premises or TO A. I. D, LEONARD,
Real Estate Agent, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
August 80 l86l-h
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EeA- The Killing Of Hogs and Beeves, for tn
Confederate Government has commenced at tn
Government pork-house in this city.
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STEWART COLLEGE,
GAINESVILLE. Tenrfessee.

WHEN our Northern invaders declared war
against the South of the Professors of this In
stution, and nearly every student who was sble to
bear arms, promptly enrolled themselves for the
defence of the South, and are now in. the army.
On the first Monday in September next the eXer-
cises of the College will again be resumed. .,,
If our soldiers shall not haye driven back our OPP
pressors ere that time most Of our older students
will, 5f course, not be with us at the commence
lneEt of the session, but the younger members can
come. We earnestly hope that before September
our invaders will have received such sautary les
sons as will induce them to remove their pollutng
feet from sacred soil, that teachers and pu-
pills may return to their Literary and scientific per-
suits. Buff in this we are disappointed, we will
wait till our brethren and fello%-stidelts shall
have taught the President and Cabinet to march
from Washington in a still more lively, double
qdick step than they employed in marching to it.
DisCipline,"-Qur motto is this: We act to-
card every student a. christian gentlemen aud ~e
require them to treat us in like manner. And we are
happy. to say that. thus far they have nobly COM
piled with our requirements.
All young men studying for the ministry, in
any evangelical denomination, will be instructed
gratuitously.
EXpenseS.--Tuition, per session OF twenty
weeks, 81 8 to $25 90. Contingent So 90. Boar
ding, including lodging, washing fuel and lights
500 90 per session.
Exercise. - The students will be drilled
daily in military tactics
There is direct communication with GAINESVILLE
by Rail from all parts the South and Southwest,
Further information can be had by applying to
Rev. R. b. McMULLEN, D. b.,
President.
july 10, 1861
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29

Ba~ Gen. Tlehlman and staff left here on tn
steamer Gen. Anderson, on last Monday evening
Tor Fort Donaldson.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29
MARRIED;

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. W. Dinwiddie, Mr..
HENRY c. eKELroN and Miss MARY S. LowRY-all
of Montgomery County, Tenn.
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Ra- Five companies of Col. Quarles' regiment,
were supplied with arhis here last Saturday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29

Rks~ The Telegraph line between this place and
fIopknsville, KY, will be in operation the first
next eek.
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General Order---No. 5.

In accordance with the 18th Sec of the Militia
Laws of the State of Tennessee, the annual Court
Martial composed of the officers of the 9lst Reg-
ment Tennessee Militia will be held in the city of
Clarksville the 2sth inst, and succeeding days
It necessary.
BY order Of JOSHUA COBB, Colonel
Com glst Reg. Tenn. Mil
J. W. WILLIAMSON, Adtutant.
Nov Is, 1861.
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nea- T lere was slight fall of snow at Lodisvill,
oh the eth.
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TO THE FARMERS
O # KENTUCKY !
And Tennessee!

l. as agent Of the Confederate States having leased
the large add corhmodious Packing House at Clarks-
vile, Tenn, now call upon all patriotic citizens
who wish to sustain our gallant army who are now
contendng with the Nottherh hireings who threat
en- us to come promptly forward and sell TO the
Government such articles are Indispensable to
the comfort and support of her army. She pro-
poses to give for al such articles as Pork, Beet,
Clothing, etc, not oily fair but liberal price
We cannot believe that trds loyal Southern men
will longer pander to the the interest cf.thtse bare
mercenary spectators who now raYaging the
country buying every article which can again be
sold the Government at an ENORMOUS Frcht Such
Shylocks should be scorned and driven from every
house and village in the land & man who would
now speculate upon the soldier who fights to secure
his liberty his rights, and his property, would sell
the bones Of his iather for money. t,.
The army must be fed and clothed. If produ-
will still sell to spectators for piifnl profit,
then the Government must adopt other means
mistake greatly the character of our rulers if they
permit heartess spectators TO grow rich while her
army wants.
Agents have been established in every county,
who are authorized 70 contract for hogs and beeves,
on foot, delivered at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
LUKE P. BLACKBURN,
Agent c. S.
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MAeRAE 6 COULTER.

Special Notice.
we wish to buy all the Wool, Jeans,
Linsey Ond socks, that we can get, and
will pay the highest market prices in any goods we
have. Remember the large. new store-room, on
Franklin Street. near the Market-aouse, and you
car easily find MACRAE l. COULTER.
Aug 20, 1861
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WITHERS & MADDEN
Funeral Undertakers.

We, take this nethOd of announcing 10 the pub
lie that we will carry on the Funeral and Underta-
king business, We have now on hand, and will
continpe TO keep the Bronze and Rosewood BUR-
IAL GASES. and ,BARST0W'S CASKET, which
is new patent aud far superior to any Casket ever
introduced il is of rose wood fnish; the entire top
being glass and lined with the finest satin, and Of
elegant shape and style; from its appearance no one
would think it intended as casket for the dead.
We have, at our service, the splendid HEARSE
used by McKoin 4 Bailey, and an experienced IN
dertaker will attend chriuperRl.,. Call onr.
WITHERS L MADDEN,
At McKoin & Bailey's old stand.
Aug. l6, GIFT
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Notice..

We have on hand large stock Of Over Goats,
Business Goats and Negro Clothing, which we are
selling at the old prices. Call and examine them as
we arc determined to close out by the LIST of jan
uary. WAGGENER l. OBRIEN,
Nov 2l-'Gl-tf No. IL, Franklin Street.
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Large lot of Grey Goods for Uniforms.
" Jeans and Tweeds for Fatigue clothes.
Soldiers Shirts and Shirtings-Linen and Cotton.
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NOTICE.

On Monday, the "a Of December next, at II. c.
Ryes Store, District No. 20, Montgomery County,
will expose to public sale for cash one mulatto boy
named Phil, aged about IS wears, collier by trade
levied on as the PROPERTY Of T. Y. Dickson 70 sat
isfy four sxecu,ioDg in nv hands in favor Of "A A.
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mostly for shipment, at the rise; sales made Cd
200 600 bushels at 35 81 40 for white Kentucky 81 "a
81 35 for white Western and Canada 81 "a 81 2s for red
and amber Western winter CSC 81 10 for Milwaukee club
and amber Wisconsin, 81 06 for Canada club and soc
81 o. for Chicago spring. Corn was very active and
dearer with sales Of 305,0 bushels, mostly Western
mixed, at from Ale. soc for unsound and very chocc
with Western yellow at Soc 5lc. Rye and oats were
quoted firm, with moderate demand Barley was en-
tirey nominal
CopfEE.-The market quiet but firm. Sales were
made of only 460 bags Rio at alac l5c $50 mats Java
at 19c., and so bags Maracaibo at 1870.
CorIoN--Ihough holders were not disposed to reduce
prices to-day, they were manesty more inclined To sell
at yesterday quotations. the extreme figures OF which,
however, were not sustained only 450 bales pur
chased and those on basis Of lSc lsc for midding
uplands, per h.
FREGnIs.-Thcre was more produce Offering today
and shpowners were claiming higher rates The engage
mehs were moderately extensive, particularly Of grain,
which English and French buyers were purchasing
literally To Liverpool 800 bbis. -four were taken NJ IS;
1900 bushels wheat by steamer in steamers bags,
at l0d. ITO 600 bushels corn in bulk aud ships bags,
at SID. 9iid. To London there We're shipped 800
bbs flour at - l01sd S. and 20 o6o bushels corn
bulk at eid To Hayre French vessel took 500 bbls.
-four al 75c 10000 bushels wheat also engaged
49, in shippers bags The charter included Prussian
baIk with 10 900 bushels wheat for Marseics Zoe IN
ships bags and a British brig TO Dublin, with wheat
at 12hc., in bulk.
HAy.--Hoders quoted the market firm for North river,
but reported only small sales Of aud old (ciey the
former, the latter is becoming scarce at from 40c.
621sc., according 10 quality.
HoPs.--The figures, 1Sc Csc, were realized for so
bales, last years growth,
IRoN.-The marke, was quite dull ard no quotations
that reliable could be procured
lead wanted in small lots, but asking prices,
and sacs were limited
Mo-ssrs Tho principal demand was for Porto Rico,
Of which $50 hhds. We're sold nj 2sr 33c.
NAVAL SToRts.-Ihere were sales to-day Of 500 bhls.
spirits turpcntine at 81 10 81 25 and 900 bbs ros
mostly at 81 81 a So for common.
PRoyISioNs--Ptrk was dull and only 500 bbls. were
sold at SIS for and $40 1875 $40 % for prime per
Dbl Beef was quiet, with sales OF 200 bbs NJ sl2 20
VIM - az .lr.I
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HIPPtN NEW S.
ALMANAC yoRK-ruis DAY.
sun RISES. ii MOON SETS. morn y SO
Sun SKIS. 30
Port OF New York, August Is, 1861.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ship Great Western, Furber, Liyerpoo-C II Marshall h
ship Thorntssn, Collins Liycrpoomwiams Gaicp;
Bark Hicks, Greenman, Observation-Disclosures Giles
B Brig Lucy %n hN' jG S sl NFBe s5a Co.
Sem Watson, W,.by aarsSHcs5 %ar S@'A murray
ss s%r !aiis S coa Italia Ms %h inSs
ssnr s nqs lick keTe ks r AsSs
schr Layinia Patten Balmore-Maser.
sss s H sf% Ma T"1h sy AS
ssT h hsa Ty McKee, hss
Schr VIM Allen. Cramer- Toms River-las,er.
sehr Cora; Kslly sa!sm-Ew Ropes "'"'' AO"sn'oH'
sshr Wai,ha% Roea , marGd Racket
steamer Aida Robinson, Philadelphia
ARRIVED
ballast to- os sS n", " % mics r " Sandy HOOK
Ts Sissh an ns NJ Ew wh naS "nS
,he sails set the time; lo aides sE the Highlands took
Ell 'S MIy a Kemp u.s. Dexter ngn
sf" Es " jT S ms" on Mon"
Sem l y Queen g mass Fl Of MGnceD Iodeson
aa oGGamsea had much 'os July 10 IA 45 o 8 ls
S da n a saTs 4 s. ion &ns ln DIVER Oh
rrSinee,own win 1000 fish, and PM board Jn Ne
IA, 4 " lon g. spoke srJ Sawyer of and from Machas
schr GazclS Mchod Br, of Gibraltar passey Gibraltar
g. da! with wool &C. TO Giro Frncia o. h inst, 4G
and high upper deck fore and they
short lime and then turned away they apparently
Schr Dan Smith (of New Haven't Denton Aux Cages Is
days with coffee DC 10 Young McAndrcw, Rankcn Co The
ship Rambler Bates FOR Falmouth for orders and bark
Mary Marsden, Genoa, sailed July hr Cowel
Boston, 3st; aud BIZ sehr Curasow, for New York. in
company.
schr Sarah johnson Br), Dcyca Turks Islands via New
Haven, II days, to & V Knox.
Schr Ocean Wave (Br) Flcwollng 81 John NIB 10 days
with ln,hs 10 7 Ncvius X Son.
sehr George Whistler Packer, Eilabchpor for Boston,
Schr Jnlhs Morrc, Logan, Ekabethport for Passaic.
Srhr James X Samuel, Hart Elilabcthpor NeWper
Schr Dar, Palmer, Elizahehport for Stamford.
Schr r!Gdnc Robinson, Elhabchport for Providence.
Schr Mary lice Tjcc. Eizahrhport Tor New Haven.
Schr Name Brown. Bangor. days.
Scbr Clarissa Osborn, EiilabctiPort for Cambridge
Schr Prudence Smith, L.ncolnvile. days.
SrhrG w Eid1dee, snow, Boston, 3 days
Schr Entire, Kinnier, bridgeport for Albany
Schi Hattie Ross, Poland, Rondout for Portland.
Sloop Pearl Cobieigh, EHzabe,hport for Newport
Soop q Johnson, WckH tlIGbnthpOit for Iryington,
Steamer Marina, crosby. Baltimore.
Steamer Elizabeth, Foster, Baltimore.
steamer ilons,des. Nandrry.cr, Philadelphia
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Phild,icipbia
Steamer Ospiay kenney, Providence.
Steamer Ospray, kenney, Providence.
Steamer Wamsiilta, Arey, Kew Bedford
Scbr Grccian, from Phado pba Of and for Calais with
coal On TUESDAY, of Montak in the late NE gale lost the
orcmast bad decks swept and sprung aicak would
this port for reparsBy Capt Henncssy seamtpg Achilles
SAILED
u ship National Guard.
Hih--Bark Jane Williams, Montevideo; briggs Thomas
Owen Ncdvi'as King Brothers (Br), Port Prince
line, AspLnwall; BaIcar tMexl, Vera Cruz
Il p.,y,a, Tho dnv
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miscellaneous.

The steamship Africa Capt shannon sailed on Wednesday
for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Kangaroo, Capt Merhcusc sails morrow,
at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool
STEAMSHIP PACIFIC from Portland, r. July H. San
Francisco struck Ooin Rock night the
rent The cSncusson stove IN her ms and the shp so
keep de ss @ pumps to w" ade 10
stretching sails the bows 10 reach Astoria but
where SIG struck. The passengers 60 in aD and crew
sshs win the Of mS a
the vcss, state that she could be got anoat in week
PEW esans d4 q shin rh s ars NJ
Aug 1860 when going out hrongh The passage from s'rongs
Meni inn Striking Ssna
sd horgn sns o of Ka ,s who wnm of
on shore The captain q The Lesns,on and all Of the
a~is
I ey of m9 ha S ON the ds Island e h s small h
being procured from The wreck Of the Lexington Their des
having sails deemed prudent 10 bear away for
saS OF m riep M
and enc kanaka During the passage they slapped Eloo
proceeded on their to h pe and e this
were eaed kindly BY Mr. Snow during Se s.ay h
island. When oil the Banshec islands had heavy gales
Sost This singular rn les Of gas % ana NJ IS w wo T
inspcction.-liong Kong Shipping List, June IL.
SHIP AsHoRkBaltnore, Ang ia large ship from Chin
cha Islands name unknown Is ashore ON Hog Island by
BARK Goop HopE-scltnatc, Aug l5-Bark Coca Hope ia
ashore here Fiftyone bales wool is consigned Brown.
Brothers Co of New York tBy tell Another despatch
she is OF, aud At anchor in Scituate IIarbor.
ScHn ODD FELLOW, (of Boston,) Cole, from Point lie.
NIB for Boston, ashore before
the beach between the Plnm Island Hotel the Sandy
Beach Hotel Newburypori at about O'Clock, Tuesday
She about 100 tons hrtheH 10 years old She had
deck load OF boards and pckes and aths in hold
signed to kcEt Co of Boston She Will undoubtedly
pieces AT the time of her gong ashore topsa schr
observed standing southeast which probably Went ashore
the lower end of the island.
CosioS-Tbe Outer Station bcow Boston reports that
schr Wild Pigeon in collision with soop Ripple carry
side
soraS VILLAGE, August IA schr anchored OF Sqian
let this morning at 10 O'Clock, with foremost supposed
10 be an Eastern vessel Wind heavy from NE.
ELstyoRE. July 2)-Tbc bari: Hartman, Of New York
from ut.ana Tor Nokopng with cirgo of ashore
on ne MiHdeground OF Copenhagen 27h inst but got
ter received $50 sterling.
Rio JANNiRo june SThs schr Exchange from River Plate
was found completely unsea orhy and has
and sold The shS Ocean Express from Callao for New
YORK: JacoD Badger from tJno for Hampton Roads and
Osborn HnusS from Pacific for Estates have all arrived here
leaky, and will repair.
Steamer santa CRUZ has been purchased in san Francisco
for parties in China. She cave about The fs rst Tor
Shangbae win Honolulu and III pan.
Notice to Mariners.
The Gliics Etaor Cohass" reports Buoys as
having dr!iiei iroa lis position and ashore near the
Giadcs House.
Spoken, &c.
Ship Cyclone fnre. oil, hen,c for Francisco June Is
a tbetors reported Smn dale Lat 10 10 NJ, lon 81
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1kNASUNif HHBtIst If--U 7. NJ
Aches Sales Of 70 bbls were made 5,4c foe pots.
and BE Tor pearls.
BREADsrcfss.-Flour in brisk demand at Sc a .5c
per Dbl higher with moderate pts and OF 25 o
bbls. State and Western 240d bbs. Southern and Zee
hbls Canada, the market closing buoyantly with good
inquiry from SINNERS
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PERSONAL.

4 LlCE-liEaRTIt4sS RAIN. DISAPPOINTED. III.
N there again tomorrow Saturday evening, same
time and place, with yoar friend
FULTON FERRY & co.
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YINo LEr-A -FOUR STORY, ENGLISH BASEMENT, NO
dcrn built house, dcsirably located with gas fixtures
complete and IN perfect order Possession immediately
Apply to JAS. MOORE, No. Boorman place, West
Thirty third street.
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TNoR SME--SEvEN IkRsES; THEY ARE ALL FROM
IL l5H TO 10 hands high; they are all from six to
seven years old and also one low priced Mare 500 tn
are warranted in every respect TO be at 81 Perry
street.
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cond week in August in the years named were fol-
lows
Boards and Shingles, Timby, &arss,
Scanting, fl. NJ. c. Us
1850 IL ,Osl 900 1877 ISIS 52l2,646
$780,. IL OF 600 5000 5925 800
1851. 4,4S0,4S4 35l 3,13l 300

TIC TtCtlpIs DOM IfOHl INC West and the NOrtn
continue to fall off, but the greatest diminution is
exhibited from the West, the receipts of boards
and scantling by the Erie Canal for the week being
only l,9i6,434 feet. The receipts by the Erie and
Champlain canals from the opening of navigation
TO August Is, in the years named, were as follows
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FIO LEr-rHE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
l. No. 90 East Thirty second street. between Lexington
and Third avenues; has Groon water Nc Rent $500
Inquire on the premises or of II. RUSSELL, 127 West
Twenty fifth street
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SEGAItS AND TOBACCO.

CEGARs VERY CIIEAP-THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. II
- Broadway must close the balance Of the stock,
and Offering great Inducements cash buyers. Please
call and examine the stock and pricea
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yINO LET-TIIE UPPER PART OF HOUSE TO LET, CON
J. tanning six rooms; very convenient; gas aud water
large yard good location. Furniture for sale. Apply a.
90 Morton street
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F1N0 LEA MARBLE FRONT HOUSE, LOCATED IN THE
most pleasant part of South Brooklyn, containing all
The modern improvements; usually rents for $500 per
anum but the present occupant being on the point Of
gong abroad viii let it at $500 per year and Sell the
n.ture, which was new In June, mt bargain il applied
for Immediately. Address T. G. Abbate, No. Broad
way.
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Ine NDicassO AFtOu"e OF tuesday says
The banks still bny New York exchange at par and
sell at per premium for approved currency For
gold II be had at Il !. per cent discount For Ca
taadian currency rs per cent premium is the rate
At Milwaukee, op Saturdayla last, the shipments of
wheat and -four were equivalent to enc hundred
&hovsand bushels OF the former, and four per cent
premium was the most that the leading banks
would pay for sight drafts on New York. A meet
ing Yves held in the evening, and the bas.sers re-
solved on Monday to redsce their selling rate to
Eve per cent.
At Cincinnati, Oh Monday. according to the Ga
xette Of that city,
Exchange was but in moderate request, and prices
not irliy maintained. though no uniform change
~as established The selling was a premium but
N some cascc where currency was wanicd a slightly
lever figure was accepted Gold remains dull
The receipts Of lumber continue small the stock
acctauuiatMg on the yards The supply is ample aud
The assor good Gales dull and cnly for imne
diate consumption with less inquiry for foreign shin.
menf "a, account the difficulty In obtaining foreign
vessels the insurance being so Increased American
bottoms 10 prevent shipping by them In great mca
sure Prices are nominal ON many articles, and have
no change notice though it is known that conccss,ns
have been mad, wncyc sales havo been effected The
receipts by the Erie and Champain Canals 1Srng the Sc
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YIN0 LET-TO SMALL. FAMILY, AN ENTIRE THIRD
i Floor, with extra Bedroom, in first class house.
For further particulars call the premises 1j9 East
Thirty fourth street.
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Two IET-TiiE TWO PARIORS, KITCHEN AND FRONT
l. Bascmcnt, with i've Bedrooms, ia the first class
house 633 Hudson street, with all the modern convc-
nicnces; rent $40 month. Inquire the premises or
Of Mr.. GREY, 1SS Fulton street.
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FINO P1iYSICIANS.-1O LIT, A RECEPTION ROOM, IN
4 English basement house, with hot and cold
water, gas and CRATE; handsomely furnished very suit
able Tor an Office rent si2 per Month worth S25. Apply
al .; Amity street.
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NOR SALE-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON AT ONE-TfIfRD
IL its value nearly new and so Sewing Machines of
different makers at quarter their value. Apply
To J. LEAl.CY, 20 Plat street, n. Y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. "a.

4 FAST HORSE FOR SAiE-GOfS INSIDE OF THREE
IA minutes; warranted sound and gentle Also a Ton
Buggy and Harness, city made. inquire at 1913 Canal
street.
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TTNO I.Er--A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, HIGH STOOP,
Il brown stone front, with all the modern improve
ncns, -four story and high basement 80 feet deep In
quire at 1868 West Forty second street.
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ON FRIDAY, 18TH INST--MNTCH FOR $500 A SIDE,
~ between sorre geding Albert Kembc and bay
geiiing kutwood mile heats, best in 5, in harness.
Horace +. Jones names Nutwood, Jas. Enlman names
Albert kcmbc. BEVINS IL CONkILN, Proprietors
N B,-Cars leave South and Fulton ferries for East
New York every five minutes and thence by railroad TO
track stages leave Williamsburg every half hour Stage
VIM leave twenty fourth street and Third direct
for the track at two O'Clock 7. NJ
Purse and stake $3.50
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ship Mazaan, Nichols from Shields for Madras, Nays
lat % s, Ion 81.
Ship Samaritan Small from Calao Valparaiso for Cork,
June ~, lat7 N lon IS
Ship Bazaar Stewart, from avre for NYork, July Is,
lat, &C.
ship orozmho, Townsend from Liverpool for Passport,
with loss of jibboom, July %, lat 40 Ion g.
Bark Australia from Montevideo Liverpool July H. lat
IA ~ s, Ion W4
John Aviles from Bangor for Cane Verde July
II, lat SO 26 lou IS l5
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WILL. THE LADY WHO GOT OUT OF A NINTH
w street and Sixth avenue stage at the corner of
Blocker street aud Broadway and who was addressed by
gentleman AZ the corner OF Prince and Baxter streets
about ten O'Clock Thursday evening, send her address
10 Harry Allison, box l97 Post Office he wishes
apologize
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