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. GEORGE ? AKERs-

BRCIA-NIS7
warehouso-NOs IS ad Is, Market Sire
FORMERLY ooorrnD IL HUGH M'cREA &cO'
NASHVILLE. e: e: ;: 5; 1EHHESSE6
SUGARS, MOLAsSES AND SVHUPS.
LOu lana Brown Sugar BAlmoIe 6 S0gfs s9gs 6
BsitiT3ore Crushed do Plantation Molasses in oar
La Plantation Moa, ses ed, Tes and hail oar'eS
St. Louis and n. O. Golden syru
COFFEE.
saI.isar. 80, 9 GA I Lsrsirs
CANDLES AND SOAP.
star Candles bg1cs sieazi2s aad TAlloT: LON boxes
WHISKY.
u = pr y5-bissv News m whisky,
Bell, Keutucsy, DO Old Rye, 40; !
oil Robertson county do Ten etse5 "Ee' 10
ola MOnonsahels DO Irish ami sc'tca' 90
Whs t, Do
BRaNBiE;I WINES. &C.
s.;,r,tt,s R-aav Planetand Msrtel Brnndy,
6ar5 TnnTav q 20 4, Ginger, cherry, Blackberry and
Rocbe,le 20 Raspberry DO. -.
FoT N.5era, Sherry Sweet, Malaga Champagne oiaFe' &
Cordial, Filters, Iiuu, &c. sc. othey Wines
TOBACCO AN d SEGAES.
We have vaety Of 1Tebs cco Of the beat sna ePe
we e,pesg iavjts The seuion buyers Also large ana
well assorted Segsrs, bought expressly 'r 's HA
e" sEND12EES,
Black Pepper GrounI Spice, Ginger race fnd ground l1eI
so ana Mas Cloves Nutnegs, SoiaIn ca Ks ana
Mustard, starch Asricc Prosh C, We Oyster nall aa q
Ter boxes Saranes. Brocus, gGsnhoaris, Painted bnc
Wrapping Payer. Vinegar, Matches, tau caps,
Walnats Pecans Almonds, p bCTts, Cotton Rope Sare
bag salt all bar Lead Nails hali- mt ST.
Quart Flgsxs Pipes al Irvine Fancy Soaps dla
Backing, variety Of Teas Pie les Snu"s Fresh TTu5' IN
! - e. BELL & AkERS.
| - Nos 3 and IS Marke. street,
Warehouse fornorIy occupied by Hugh hcCrea a Co.
| feb2-E
WRENCH b ANDES, WPIsKEys. AND LIQUORS Al
* Auction this morning. Saurday January l9hJ An IN
voice CoYac Brandies, Nskey md Liquors JUST resife
| or 'erS 20 close. 5ENJ r Sli1bHuo . 80 49,,
! janl9 i Oen'' d -
Iu.Chancery Court at GniHesboro'
rryOBIAs GIPsON vs. W Nicely and others, aud Ca
| ter u. whiefed James V. Horley, ABR ham jon
son and ct es uarr and Attachoi Ehls-Cross Sls
Decer,br Rules lsGn motion Of comp lanant "fAieleiu
NV his solicitor and it appearing to the satisfaction 81 u
CIerE and Master allegation in thu cross line when
~ , . that the Cefe ndan Abraham johnson, is non res
5D ~ the state Tennessee Il 2rderei that pusIlcsto
n ma = fr fr saccr weeks in the IRion and Amerca
,egsrsnr puAIishe the CIV Of Nashville, recurring ear
5.fdD 10 appear ChsDcsy Court az Gainesoer
- \. fore tie col al MoIdsy in February, lebl and seen
i.fnas ril or the allegations therein contained vii
80, r confessed the st down FOR Gear' exar
i IS 49,
| itu24-wft-pr's-Ue -
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notice 10 H8SSchS SES'
YrHEE PASSENGER Train on the Nashville Chattanooga R.
heretofore Nashville 331 n and arriving al
3l n has discutned until further notice For the
accommodation of pa Passenger Car will beasch
81 N 81 Cowen way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily,
sunday excepted at 4 NJ. and arriving al $50 n
' Z W. COLE,
Superinteudent.
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LETITBE RENENBEREp 1

LETTBE REMEMBERED. I
zIst. By an Ihs sewing Machines In usei
there are but three kIn4s OF stitches made
lst. The Grover 4 Baker stitch.
2nd. The shuttle stitch.
The Grover Baker stitch is The only patented stitch,
strictly sdAptea family The stitch double,
be ripped The machine making this stitch, from two con
spOSlsusng shuttle requiring thread to reEpos
and finishes its tits ths most simple, less liable
derangenent and easy and operate Of any N
possessing greater range Of capacity family PurPoseIs
suy q Their other or perhaps all other kinds.l
end. The shuttle Stitch.
This stitch ia made by the following LII mach lssI
4. m. SINGER CO.,
WaEELER & WILSON,
wEAR EACHINES,,
BARTHGLF MAUHIN1s.
BE1vIT1 Cod
LADDk WRESTLER
Alb. HOWE,
FINKLE 4 LYONsi
the stssh Is sOueeras this list Of aehinss are
reeiseIy alike Shuttle Machines, and fer carrying he
ad all shute into which ali tie uaasl
bread used on and all % them have to be rswouaa
The capacity shnttles in these machine
nearly the they hold Ehsz alied with coAsE seos
| Cotton not to exceed il yards
The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock steh for eaeei
but tits all one the The stitch is made By nssg
crossing two threads. Tbs all ssE The hutti
Machines must fastened By the hand needle 70 prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted manufacturers n 70
| nily use
| an3l-dtv&E
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To PARENTs.-We are requested to call ctlen-
lion TO the fact that q number Of very bad boys
arc in the habit Of cOngregsting in the allies esd-
ing from Union TO Cedcr street, between Viue and
spruce, and annoying the residents Of that neigh
borbood in various ways; 80 much SO, that it has
been seriously mcditated TO call the attention o. me
police to the matter. Parents whose boys are IL
the habit Of resOrtng o that locality f'r purposes
Of vilfal mischief may save themselves trouble
by putting q stop to the practice
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]. D. GREEN JNO. p hAeiAN-
Magazines for February.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK for February, inst re.
celVed by dhEsN = ".
PETERSON'S LADIES' MAGAZINE, ter Deb
mary iustreceiyei hy GREEN CO.
ARTHUR'S HOMEs1IAGAZINE,f for FsbFssry,
inst received By GREEN co,
Daily PaPers-Prcs cents. n. 7. Herald, Louisvis
Journal, Cincinnati Commercial, Baltimore SUM- Chares,on
Mercury Louis Republican, Louisville Courier, &es &c
NEW BOOKS.
We are receiving all the and Popular NEW
BOOKS in Parer and Cloth bindings.
LITERAKT AND NEWSPAPERS
We keep GRKAr Of Literary andSsEspapeFs vAea
We will supply publishers prices Come and subseros lyon
would get reading matter cheap
StatfOnerY.-Our stock Of Letter, Note and ReelscAP
papers large States Inks, Steel and Gold Pens, bAnk
| Book, Check, Note and BrsR Books &C 80.
CAL at 6lAAEN e CO.s
ianI6-d&utf No s, Union strests
EWTE will now nay the former price. cents. for good
w try Rags delivered house, At me Sehast
| corner or he sarafe. VS.. WHITMAN.
fet6-1n
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THE FRIEED OF

Children are frequent suf
especially from Fluid and :
fore every mother should Z
constantly at hand. It heals :,
moves the TETrER or RING :
sz1TesfH.
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From Congress.
Union Meeting in ST. LouIs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Ncthins done in Congress
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sH VILE


RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departure Of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AID cKArrAso0sA-3:3C A. NJ, r; az
TrENrssrE AID AIABAMA-5sI5 A. n, 300 Z. "a,
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvrLLx--2slS An, zsa sSnp n
a. Gallatin Express $500 T. ~
EpexvfrLp AND KExT-crT-2:4s 7. NJ
NASHVILLE AND HEckTuR-T A. n, 6.3O r -
Arrival OF Passenger Tra
NASHVILLE AND cHkrTAEoosA-s.00 A. Nd 3iSy
TExNRssrK AND AIAnAMA-10sOO A. ~, 90 = ~ N
LOulsvrLIK AND RAsnyILLE-5:00 h., 200 NJ
Gallstih Express ~: so D n
NASHVILLE DEcATUR-1.SO a m
aKkIKLD Ann kExrUoKT-IO:iS a. ~
Departure of Freight ns'
Tennessee & Alabans-5;3o ~
Ts.viIi, 4 Nashviile-2:50 81.
Td-sseid 4 Kentucky--s;45 ? NJ
Arrival of Freight Trains
Tennessee & Aiabsms-4:30 NJ
Tonsville & NsshviLe-9e5 N.
F5rs6eld 4 Kentueky-lO:l5 ii.
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. s.--PensacOla sdTices repre-
sent matters statH quo
Arrival of the Steamer Canada.
New YORK, Feb. 8.-The steamer Canada has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates Of the 26th
The Canada brings eSS. GOO specie
The oonbardnent Of Gasta continues with much
damage.
The Sardinians entered the R5man States and
dispersed the reaetiOnists and burned the Convent
at Carmslia.
Prince Carigusn is about to 60 to Gseta
The Paris Bourse was firm. Renies 6If 800.
The London Times says, few men that have been
called On to play important political parts have been
found so utterly unsqusl to their situation IS Buch
anRn.
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ANDLAND.

l.. and every other indi.
Tvs him within tns
/ fire. OF collision, should
actor is his best and emily
!, cheap, and should ever
Ised' There are thousands
! : marvellous virtue, VITO
|S:lea to its saving efficacy
e'sndino diseases for which
eFRACroR is 3 fhEsAS
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10 rRAyrLERs BYS "a

The Nschinist, the Ira s
yiduai whoss LOT in life {
chance Of accident from egpso- 8
bear in mind that this Magic :
friend. It is beth portable =
be his companion, as 8 friend =
OF living witnesses to testify =
owe their sound limbs aRd :
The following are a few q :
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN z
TIVE as we'll as CURE: e
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ots for Charleston.
From Mobile.

wAsHrxorOs, Feb. s.-HAyne and Hall have LEFT
for Charleston.
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SPECIAL y ogECEs.
rnn rnrrr AmOss erl,ss rnoUsAsD.

DALLEY,S MAGICAL fe.:tH E1TRACIOh
VEAs universally uppanted r ontnens and nsarns
ssrvsr introdncsd and t Naerit is the true secI
81 its success In all cudaeous G VS. whistler me csAse "
4 ford u y.
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n from external injuries
E,p1ene Bepsosioas-ther,
this healing prepStalion
D Breasts, andq uickly re-
kM, so prevalent en- ~e
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FOnr KEARsEr, Feb s-The California Pony Ex-
press of the 23d has arrived.
The Uncle Sam sailed on the 2lst, with slO44,oOO
specie.
Trade was quiet. Candles 20. Sugar unchanged
Provisions dull with declining tendency.
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MOBILE, Feb. s.-The Postmaster denies the vic
lation Of letters in his &c.
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BURNS Sc hENlDs

are instantly relieved Of their Ash' pam IN
nation, by tiSely applca' StnlS -
and the flesh is renew as il ~ charm D''
,c.r rsrnainur. = !He
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Calirornia Pony Express

CHICAGO, Feb s.-The Wisconsin Legislature hal
amounted Commissioners to Washington.
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SYRUP

FOR CHlLDH. TEEIHINU'
,,,f,,ts..b. M a Of teethng by softening the
s yadncing ali innsmuati -win asy all pain and spas
modic action, and is .sAEZ
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corn. 4ay, Oats Meai "a BFAn'
N store and Tor sale ssW prices oo5fRs MARTIN.
4 fsb3-a
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MONTGOMERY, Feb 8-PensacOla sdvices repre-
sent matters statH quo.
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steamer signaIed.
wisconsin Legislature.

New York, February s--The steamer New YOrl
from Bremen is signaled.
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Nb7-M
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Notice TO Passengers.

Sold in Nashville by W. Hendorho Bsrry Denovilie
49, oct29ltwGEly
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"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State l will sell from this time
without Regard TO Profits!
j. W. LANGLEY,
"A Union street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCnONEERs; 49,
PUBLIC AUCTION, q
Inc property Of gentleman leaving the city,
. IN this day (A0NDAY,) August IL, at 1fo'cock,
Az e elegant private residence, No. AZ West Sixteensn
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
seven and hak octave rosewood Panoforte,
.. Rosewood Drawing Room Suits,
Bronze and 0rmolu Chandeliers,
Uts Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Oak Dining and rosewood Chamber Furniture,
China, Glass and Silver Ware, &C.
Drawing Hooms.-Two full Suits carved rosewood CO
marble top, Lined with satnwood; Secretaire and Book
case plate glass DOORS Centre Tables TO match the SUITS
Lady's Work Table, inlaid with PEARL Antique and Co
THO Reception Chairs covered with India satin Reclining
Chairs, covered with velvet; Encoignures Cabinets Oil
Paintings, two superb Marine Views, by Ketchel Imma
cuate Conception, copy; Murilos celebrated paintings in
the Louvre gallery Paris Winter and Fruit Scenes &c
French Line Engravings, Embroidered Lace Curtains su
perb Bronze and Omou Clocks, artistic Bronze Statuary
Vases, &c. Sevres and Dresden China Ornaments
SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC STAND, STOOL AND COvER.a
Black walnut Hatstand Chairs to match 0clotbs Mats,
velvet Stair Carpets Silver Plated Rods &c Dining Room
Sod oak Buffet Stauary marble top, Extension Table 10
match; Chairs, Couches, Mirrors, China Dinner and Tea
Sets ruby and crystal and engraved Glass Ware SOLID
Silver Dinner and Tea Service, Sheffield Table Cutlery,
Silver Plated Casters Coffee Urn, Cake Baskets Butter
Knives, Napkin Rings, Salvers, Table Linen, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Commodes,
Wardrobes, Shavingstand GIace, Toilet Tables,
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds Blankets Linen
Sheets and Counterpanes Sofa Rockers Chairs Hastand
stair Carpets, Rods &c Also large assortment Of Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

VTANTED.-AS C0ACHMAN AND GARDENER A
w situation, by man who understands his business
perfectly; is wlngtomake himself generally useful no
objection to the country Best reference from his last
employer. Any commands left for ~ f., III West 18th
st. or at the Herald Office for two days. will be punctual
" attended to.
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A UCTTON NOTICE.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Tho property Of FRANKLIN A. Miller, Esq.

IA
This (MONDAY) afternoon, at two O'Clock precisely,
comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained
in the large dwelling 152 West Twenty first street.
Seventh avenue, the whole for absolute and peremptory
sale, rain shne consisting Of English Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paror Furniture
suite, comprising three full SUITS richly carved all Of
which covered in rich silk brocate and Of the best
description; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish
Chairs in blue and gold satin and moquet, Damask and
Lace Curtains Velvet and Turkish Lounges Mantel and
Pier Mirrors, Enc rosewood Etcgeres rich Sevrcs and
Dresden Mante Vases, Artistic Bronzes Parlor Orna
ments &c.
Elegant seven octave Pianoforte,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover;
Elegant Bureaus, BcdsteadsA twelve Hair Mattresses
Chamber Snts IN rosewood, Bronze Clocks Spring Seat
Chairs Mirrors, Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table
two Sofa Bedstcads rich Cut Glass of every description
Silver Ware, Forks, Spoons Casters, Ice Pitcher, Urn
Tea Service marble top Buffet Oilcoth, rich Chandeliers
Il. W. wEsTC0Tr. Auctionecr.
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A SsIGNEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
n &c.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctionecr, % Bowery,
will sell, this day, August 49, at 1O1s O'Clock, large
and general assortment of seasonable Clothing comprising
Cloth, Cashmere and Linen Frock. Sack and Business
Coats Doeskn, Cloth, Cashmere and Satinet Pants:
Silk Satin, Velvet and Summer Vests Boys Coats and
Suits, Shirts and Drawers, Stockings Trimmings, Cloths,
Cassineres Beavers Linen Thread Hats and Caps Boots
Shoes, &C., &c
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DLODGETT EDGE TOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Id Will be sold at public auction, on Thursday, August
o. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the promises, at Manchester
n H. all the real and personal Property Of the Company
consisting OF
Brick Factory, three stories, 60x50 feet.
Brick Forge Shop, 135x50 feet.
Brick Store House, 66x2O feet
Coal and Steel Houses
With all the Machinery and Tools necessary for mana
featuring all kinds Of axes and edge tools. Also about
SO tons of iron.
$3.50 pounds o! Cast Steel.
1000 pounds German and Spring Steel.
225 tons Coal
80 tons Grindstones.
All the manufactured goods consisting in part of
1000 doz N. e., Ohio, Western and Kentucky pattern
Axes
100 doz. Broad Axes.
$50 doz. Bench Hatchcs.
1000 doz. Singing, Claw and Lath Hatchets.
Boys Axes, AIDES, Picks.
With large amount Of unfinished work--Axe and
Ratchet Handles, &c.
Also, all the demands due the Company.
Terms cash.
Per order Of the Directors.
T. W. LITTLE, Clerk.
MANCHESTER July 90, 1851
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THE WAR,
NtAMP ASTOR, RIKERS ISLAND.
~ ANDERSON ZOuAVES REMEMBER ~ INTER-
PRESENTATION OE C0I OPS

On Tuesday afternoon, August 10, an elegant star
Colors will be presented to the Anderson Zouaves
ment U. 8. ", by MINOR General Robert Ande,
through DR.. s. w. Crawford, OF the United States Me
Stai, one OF the heroes Of Sumter. Colonel j. Lafa
Riker, commanding the Zouaves, will receive the c
on behalf OF the regiment.
Theregimental band will play favorte national
&C. Two hundred and fifty tents now pitched o;
camp ground, and picture of camp life may be
messed on this interesting OCCASION such as may nc
presented TO the citizens Of New York again for I
years. Friends Of the regiment are invited to at
mhey VIII DC conveyed to Camp Astor, Rikcrs Island
Tuesday, 18th inst, by the steamboat Major Ande
from Peck slip, at O'Clock p NJ, returning the san
ternoOn.
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS NO. so v
IA street, New York issue letters Of credit to travt
available in all parts Of Europe through the Messrs
child of Paris, London Frankfort, Vienna Naples and
correspondents.
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A UCTION NOTlCE--CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
toneer, Tuesday August Is, at 10 O'Clock at PSI
Pearl street. large stock Of saleabe Goods in lots
city and country dealers Must be sold TO raise cash for
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INlREPROOF SAFES. g. ]. BOGART AUCTFONEERS,
IL will sell Tuesday August 49, at 1913 o'clock at che
auction No North William street, by virtue of
bill of sale, FIVE Tireproo Safes, viz:1 NJ Davson's
of Albany; Tlton McFarn's, and Wider's. Also,
lot of Straw Braids, Trimmings, Sc
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A UCTION NOTICE.-BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EX-
n press and Packing Establishment 113 West Eleventh
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Household fur
nture boxed and shipped to all parts of the world furn
turc of families boxed with care furniture stored cover
ed wagons for removing furniture to country.
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YTNO llYr-TwO SMALL GENTEEL HOUSES, WITH ALI.
Il modern improvements; one Twenty eighth street
and one Second avenue; gas chandelier bath wa
ter closets; rent $3.50 and $500 Also some Apart
ments from IS TO $40 per month.
J. WILCOX, Real Estate, 343 Fourth avenue.
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ITO LET-THE Splendid BASEMENT JUST FITTED UP
l. at No. 80 Third avenue, with fine entrance, suitable
for any kind Of BUSINESS grocery saloon upholstery fur
niture carpets plumbing or bakery; first rate stand
Also some nice Apartments from IS to 500.
j. R. WILCOX, 343 Fourth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT OR NATURALIZATION Is HEREBY 4
against receiving or negotiating Bill Of EXC
No. 6s424, for 81 ,Oos 1.-TWO thousand pounds 81
drawn August Q, 1901, by H. L. Routh SOUS,
order on McHi,Ijsh Sons Il Co., london, at sixt
eSht ns The same has been lost and payment stopI
"sA'' WOOD g. REDMOND, AZ Pine ct
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$4,000 TO Eosd LOAN On rs as oi ReSR mS HD
perty in of 81 900 and upwards, to suit appli
only in the city of New York. Apply at the Anne
Mutual Life Insurance Company, III Broadway, first
from ~ to O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS..

nFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
" No. I City Hall, New York, August 0, 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until 1sth
day of August at 70 NJ.
For $50 800 tons Of the Anthracite Coal for the
use Of the Courts and Offices Of the County the ton TO DO
calculated at 1900 pounds
Also proposals for so cords Of Kndling Wood pne),
cut and split for use The said Coal and Wood TO be de-
lwered at such times and places the Committee may
designate.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any and all
proposals.
ELIJAH F. PURDY,l
VIM G. CONNER,
WIN NJ TWEED, (cno,o;,...
THOS. LITTLE, oo''''
JAS DAVIS,
ORISON BLUNT,
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ITO LET-STORE AND FIXTURES, FOUR BEDROOMS,
i large kitchen accommodation for "a boarders; rent
only s. per month cheap at $12 per month"; suitable for
any business 225 Elizabeth street. Inquire in the base
| ment for week
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MO REwAKD.-LOsT, A ROSE DIAMOND
DlU Pin, in going from .Chrystie street
broadway, through Chatham street: Inc nnGer
ceive she above reward by leaving II az l0l
street: corner Duane, with Jacob Schwartz.
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4 MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"A Carpets, &c.-M. c, EDEY, auctoneer.-EzRA LUD-
Low Jr will sell on Tuesday, August 13 1o1s O'Clock,
all the Household Furniture, Carpets, &c contained in
the house IS West Thirty street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

r osT-oN SUNDAY AUGUST II, BETWEEN ~
and one O'Clock. going from 81. Jescphs {.
through Carmne and Carkson streets TO Hudson, o
lie prayer book, sHver clasps and mounting, name
,varded by returning IL 10 the above named at 81 ID
street, or TO the Sexton, No 8 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

FTO LET-THE NEAT DWELLING HOUSE NO. 100
i West Forty fifth street. close to Broadway has all
the modern improvements and is in good order Rent
moderate. Possession at Apply to JAMES PRICE,
200 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

ITO LET-DWEILING HOUSE NO. 81 LTSPENARD
l. street. Apply to A. JoURNEAY, JR., 373 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD co
IN ry, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty Sc
street, Treasurer's Office, August 10, 1S61--A div
tai stock Of this company, and Is payable at this off
and after Monday, the 18Th inst By order of the Z
OF Directors. w. BENfENT Treasul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

TTTANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA-
w ton TO take Of children and 10 assist in light
work Inquire for two days at le4 Ninth St. top losr
back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

TTNO LET-TO A SMALL TIDY FAMILY, THE SECOND
l. floor of No asa Pearl street, the carpet store,
consisting of three rooms and two bedrooms rent STA
possession immediately gas and Croton Inquire in the
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

LADY AMANUENS1S WANTED-ONE WHO TO HER
n other accomplishments adds that Of being able to
translate English into Spanish correctly Address Cuban
box 100 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

VTANTED-BY A COLOREp WOMAN A SITUATION
w 10 cook, wash and iron or to do general house
work Cali for two days at 25l Elizabeth st. room 49,
Fourth floor '''