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ArrivaIoF the steamer Jura.


New YORK, Feb I9-The steamer Jura has ar
rived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates of Feb
ruary 9th.
The steamer America has arrived out.
NapOleon's speech at the opening of the Legisla-
ture was pacific and reiterated -non-interyention
policy.
Victoria, in her speech. alluded to American
troubles, expressing fervent wish for amicable
adjustment.
=. Tie London Times says there is nothing reassur-
ing in Napoleans speech. 1t affected English funds
unfayofaby.
Marshall Bosquet is dead.
tits stated that the principles of the Paris Con-
ference on the Syrian question have been agreed to-
The Bourse was dull. Rentss 6sf.
The seige of Gaeta continued
Carlgnar arrived at the Sandman Camp, and re-
ported relative the surrender of negotiations. The
Italian elections are more and more favorable to
Covour. Intelligence continues warlike.
ROME, 3d.-The Pope has ordered the return of
his soldiers to Rome, notwithing the orders Of Ma
derod to the contrary Fifteen thousand SardInians
passed through Umbria, on their march to the
Kingdom of Naples. The Sardinians have evacua-
ted the Papal territories in compliance with Napo
Icons orders. The Spanish vessels dispatched to
Gaeta have been repulsed by Admiral Persiano.
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Corn, Hay, oats. Meal a Rran,
I'm aor. and for ssls snOxprissssg ,o,,.s . ,...~.s
tsb5-a
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION :
COMBS & MARTIN,
Church street, below POst-0ffee.

feb4-t
TE will now nav the former price cents for good
w try Rags delivered at warehouse At the Northeast
,orner on he Square, VS.. WHITMAN.
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
ORn SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for lale by 80
.HttVt JAMES M'LAUGHLlN co.
eb55-tf
CR0sSS-TIES WANTED
yuNHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company a
I 10 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-TteS' Sfeat
long inches sk we'll hewn to face at narrowest place t
less than inches clear bark timber to be sound, TO be deliver
ed at the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors contract for 10000 n1te or
Post Oak Ties the size above, to be deliveries
on Of the road in piles from secsn Ia to section %
enough on each section 70 supply the same.
Persons wishing bid will direct to the President and D
ors Nashville and fOrh-westsrn Railroad COMPANY
Nashville Tenn 'ubA-~
Georgia and South Carolina Money
FROM NOW TILL FURTHER NOTICE
VNTE the Of Georgia, South Carolina A1d
w Alabama par for all goods and for debts due u.s.
Nov. s. soft SNYDER & fRlzZEbL
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TTowARD d LARKINs, vs. B. Z. Anderscn.-At Attachment
In this case appearing to satisfaction that deen-
dRn Anderson Is resilient Of the State Of Tennessee
ordered that publication be uae In the Union
American newspaper published in NASHVILLE Tennessee
four successive weeks commanding the defendant appear be-
fore at my and Perry county, Tennessee On
the 18th Of March, 1851 to Plead answer or demur 10
attachment the will be disposed OF pArte Is 20 NM
B. J. WALL, J. P, for
cry ounty, Tenn.
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WANTED.

a SITUATION by mas we'll qualified to take charge Of q
small Farm, WIS is slse experienced Carpenter, and
has all the necessary eSos fer budng repairing Has
small family willing cheap. Coed references
ia
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NEW York, Feb. Ig-The steamer Quaker City,
from Havana the fifteenth, has arrived.
The draught continued throughout the Island.
The Government was about to admit Vegetables,
hay and fish dnty free.
The Spanish Ambassador and Mirsmon sailed in
the Velasco for Europe via New York.
Sugar was dull, sales nnimportant.
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federated States, as sovereigns, were the hn4
Judges each for itself
The impartial, enlightened verdict Of mankind win
vindicate the rectit1de Of our conduct and He whc
knows the hearts Of men viii Judge Of the sincerity
with which we labored to preserve the governmssf
Of our fathers in Its spirit.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRIN

PIANO TUNING AND REPAERAEEt'
~ W KIBDEE will henceforth make Nashville htAperrns
IL nept residence, and will tune Pianos, OeEanss
o5d M cd year single tuning sndc VtAs
ofen as since will spend at least one Wetn every
month in the city and vicinity lie will visit regusTy Inc
townsip Mids A EastTenneee, and North
~ Mississpp Orders left at Benson Co.. Music
Pesdi Piano Rooms Church street. py
EeeI iIi ne ,rorSntiy attended to prII d,ts&wa
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NOTICE no sHIPPERs.
PhonOgraphV

DAcoN, Lard Bucweat Flour and Family supplies general
ID ly,by COMBS MAkTlN'
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On the 18Th OF October $780, The New Orleans Banks held
in Specie lowest amount that they have naa
any time during the past years comparison OF e '
statement with that the corresponding week last year. so
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ROCK CITY sTUCCO WORKS

Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE hand and constantly supplied with the very
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydrasc Cement
II WI. STOCKELL,
febI7vam Ne n Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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"PANIc STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard 10 Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
IN Al Union street.
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W e HAGAN & CO., ProPrieteTs Troy, N Y:
Sold In Nashville by G. w. Hendershott Berry Demoylie
Ewing Pendleton Rains Browns and all responslos drug
gists. ocNV-u''"o-~ASA" '
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specie.

Land warrants
90 Acres per scre 100 Acres acre. no sae
20 q .........no sale 100 - .---' no Saie
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uni Il d
EDWARDs, HARRIS n CO.,


LHTIII continue Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business at the old stand corner
Church streets IuSi0
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DR.. @. NJ. JAcKsoE-Sir;.
under a severe cold, hsvinS
throat, and hoarseness, VIII
lands Bslsamlc Cordial. "
am happy to state that one J
now unhesitatiIgly recoms
iilarly afflicted, and deem
public teS..nony to its Writ
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SANFORD'S
Liver Inv1&OTatoKs
NEVER UERWEVTATES.

ET Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has Become an established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have ased H. ano Is now
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81 nj n.nE, = ne eI.r Of Nsr ZOE tor u.
NEW ORLEANS BANKS.

The Banks Of York, according to this satemsn CON
tanned on Saturday sS7 9o in Species which IS We ees'
The Iarue,t amount they have held for years
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ntArop, Koruile Baltimore; speedweil, Edrldge,
N@4eoAss, Nov iaIn port shin Ocean Ranger, Avcri,
10 ayS Srr Eot am ur,op To- o., S 4 Fsht fB,
NSorA .; schr Hanover, Lawson, 70, Boslona.
rgssssoGTn NV zsr il Baxter Oven. London for
hsra, u WI Nsyler lMS EwsSp Pi'@msr, CIR a.
an Mar. Waiting, Nyork. sid s.th. katharine, Baker
sos ssaas NJ Nv a "a Es Hm sssac SsS'f
1T, S,s.is Aoy Sin the roads. VIM Groon Higgins,
i ~ r ss,s o. - Ess C' Sys ta'd
STTnls4s NV 27-Arr lark Clara 81 sui, seanlc!a,
TTnoos, No, at-Arr Jon,,hrn NAV, Cobb: nclrsst.
yY.,she = Ny ltNA'r Alamo GO frey MO- s,r,c,
and, Philadelphia; pee o brig Cold Hunter Williams, d.
Ar ~ oang Ill brig jennie Moody vIckery New
forE for Exeter, f. wish loss OF main topnast
American Ports.
%.' s,. ks,sy ,. Foif '%S'R F%sfs'
s sSs h sa ,s9 sna h' Mary w" ps s
JACKSON, Rq. oi' ssars rlact Hardin fort sain,
aspsSia; ",oaiS 10 (, ia,., Nyofs. sla WIND .
banks Flor nee Thomas Whitney, ana ri Bug -; brg'
In AMI II sr md from below ships Gecrge en- 70.
ad. MsG - sar,s Jubilee MESSENGER, Perl and New,
hurt port brig stephen Yntnga h len with a ne 10 be
sank at tac en'see uthern port (and anchored IN the
nSsf "s ias S',a Sio s
iola frnss Edward iss; ssss Hasei sosS Syrs;
ia ny spnow, NYors. Ga Sehr Franklin BRIL- Robin
sgcksPSEr Dec s.';os scnr Harper oausse BALTIMORE
BRISTOL eli IL hsr sehr s lem ascdns Bonaout;
300" ~ ,cIa nsddi"g do-ho,h FER Frey d..Se. sp;
schr Az r 4 rs, Nyork; toop Fed Brown Oars 90
GLoUCEaTfh, Dec AR schr Rosswa!, tbrl Guante-
MAcHrAs, Dee5-B.2w brig Mary fcwci, johnson, FOR
NEW BT6FoRp, Dec ia-Arf srhrs s,f Nymph, uency,
81 m, seh'a Augusta kelley, AMI @ D. Halock retoy'
Nm ppET Dec IN A., acha Rl,vi, Rnnd Conda.e. A
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nlovements or occnu stcamers,
Port Of New York. December Ia, 1861.

CEARFn
Ship Irene, Buckhotdt Queens own--Fnnch. Meinckc
Snip Entsrprise Mer.anc, Hayre-neya.s Hncken.
w sadt 'aha''"a hiwns fa''0''S-f0"'h' NecAe
Bark M M Finley G,oneessrlaclson Nil
wendt
sars E"s I'M, B oTr coJ, Saas Se
Ss ss s rrsMsrdse nTpfr asry Trowb'dse
Brg Ellen Little, u Med Maid Co
Rris Unien smith, 81 Ioins--A smllhers L CO.
:,ehr Eli,s, M MI s. Ths,nas-H nc n,wolf
schr Hornnn jarvis bahimme
schr K q Porter smi,h, Fhiaicrhia-Mas,er
schr " I,9per, Robinson. c,phia--Mas;er.
.sssr ; E1sun, Troxa, Ts Ssrianwyss,sr
ss ps oa Ssr si rss fs,'GG tF Iah
sehr i i MiGin' Buck, =, yijegcss.-L Kenny.
sssr MSo hsn ps"y , KeSny
schr aane. Kcnay Mystc-:i ! Nrck.t.
r,chr Jane Naria. Ward. Norsic,--irastsr
Sehr ~ Aa:Ss, Peek. sa.m ia ''''''
ssar Eya r Ionb sss samfera p.o,..
sicnn'rF Beverly, Pierce rha.elph'a.
s,o,ns,o Hans, ,r, W. ~ s,n,ca p,e,,o M, .,
a Wiz and and sen ass o ss
e Sah s" heavy gales up . the Banks aud 'ee then
sissam1 New York Chisholm Portland Has been char
tes s ~ f p KIM R-,,e,, wiheste roa ,,a
Sx,.n cl,ar,, ma,
49,. .iist. ~ y.
,l ~ , ~ HIM, =, - ] @ Ia
mou'n hs o uh!s oe'o - guns ana mas crew OF 5io
in.n; x.,,.., c,,oc - r.,e..> ,...., -
snip M iisfh Ilei lo enasp M3lehn, Liverpool ~
Snip ora' Scud toi Bah Jack, Liverpool 81 days, WIZ
"G' s SS sos Il an Nth All al @ "a
- bo9 M,'cn hsu 'l" ! III Voc sh.p anu 40
Io ht,, ahd rs We couid ipt zee ans one on near Pre-
,vsa brenirg ovar ley "n m,o ~ ,y,s
sssins 5sT 5' he iIs s%a A. Is I sss s
The description Of her. NJ near ~ We could a
WAIST hnd r2a ooo bright tore ara nnininas's and nixen
{1atteu me, aug snHr rstta hthfsss, yats Fatn@d
back and hc stern moudllss Wnei had . boat on alic
Eouse e neg biacS co0Id no, MAKE out her name ana
mink se could ~, nave ocen long IN that condition; was
snip plymouth Rock Hammond, london, and the Lizard
q as with ndse and q PASSENGERS, to Grinnel Mhtnn
q &c. ,,, -, ~,
snip inowis Hem Cfusl. Botdow, London 90 DAYS, IN
enas y seeh meingss Wead Had bad weather. los
an Lare sarah 4 snow tot bofto Higgins shangh ne june
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schr Judge Tcnney. Foss Eizabethport and sailed for
ehr Roanoke Paul. Elizabethpori snd sailed for Tam
scsr Washington Merrill Euzabeshport, and sailed for
schr Dresren. Hooper, Mac ias
sche sar.h. M,Coun. cutter, days
Scfr EK r Warren Cater.
s y Iisrre baker, Wei er, rortlaod, idaya
sssr Nv 1 Sr a %s Ii ,ss ,y: .,.
schr Howard, Bake Boston. 3aays
schr star. Cre ,s, aoAcn
sesr rae tfa.r T ne, HoS ON.
s sssr ra aSSy osa Ss G's, d.. s.,n
sehr A Il Reed, Kelley. New Breord
sehr Y Adams Hnckiey New Bediord for baltimore.
s., r D Jones; Smith, Providence.
SIR ua' Iit rin K. h a fSw naSeu'
n2s sa oars haiO sna s for
s s,..ar ,sle' ~ Agan's, Baltimore
steamer Sarah. loncs, Philadelphia.
steamer Black Diamond. Allen Philadelphia
scamsr il bowman, ' oia 'is' New Bedford.
Steamer ospray. henasy. Providence.
BELOW
bn ms S Sr or q n hopSSn Mqs from rSadeh
81 , e. ne having sas heavy "a "a e. 81 INST
Brig Fra fcsco lsar,b.
schr Jos Grice, Il ON Port au II n ..
Also, one ship nnknowa.
Col Adams erpcol sndusk Lyns Age" ' aud Sur Of
saS Sg o n fa Ma s" nd %srs p ea c
no.; barks b ellington (Br), Liverpool Amanda hrs
Ter; Fl zahea lBr Dubo; Queen Of the Fleet Queen d
sepa ~ a, Coat Isle Nreide, and kseisou "a ilrl,
C.dlS Morne Gr,nye; brss Miaaehshs riy@ QUIZ; Soh
avon avon saIs oGu sen 'Ha E } b. G s
ISo nnd IA Hsro eS Ae SSasGano Naaa csnsos
Tohaso; Alma, AJAX Cages; Rising Sun. Iasnct
Wind a. SUNSET SW.
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VAR fR-CES. VAR PRICES
w. J. +. DALEY & co, 6si Bioadv ay

TUE PISTON rIpE tPArENT APPLIED FoRl CAN
b. suppl cd ~ the trade quantity ii is the
eGt Prc in scncc. be the
pocket, and yct vii ho much tobacco any orana
~ Pine. f.ns been sod Ia this only whore
found rapid sale in the hands OF redlcis GONE uf
them selling - 10 70 dezcn day. kattl price q
sample package which - iaay be ccared VIII be
any address receipt OF ST. Address the inventor.
ia Canal street. New York
y. B--counIry editors copying 'he above ana rro,al
Ing subsequent noce wtb scpt dozen OF the article
gratis
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"A at private sRle.Ho ew0oa Pianefore seven
tave, fully guaranteed, $500 for SOD inend Nc S'oo.
Cover; faor Suits $3.50. $ltO; Eesorcs Cen
tire Tables Mirrors, Curtains Bedstea!s BUREAUS, Wash
tan IS BE ding Ornament Sihctwarc &C. VIII he sold al
greet sAcrtce. Inquire at ~ West Twenty sixth street.
near Sixth avenue,
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EXPR ESSES.

A BURNIAMs FURNITtR RE- EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing establishment Ii3W Eleys nth street, between
ft.th aud SiAih atenies Household furniture boxed aud
sh pped 10 al part. OF the world Covered UaS Tor
NOV ng furniture 10 ana from the country. Furniture
led.
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LOST AND FOND.

I OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ~ A LADY. IN
IL gong from Anily TO Thirty -irs in ON Lrrc
sixth b.osn leather i'orenuanss, containing
ot money The finder VIII bc literally rewarded
by avng the at No o West ThiriyEs sftci, o.at
Matie,i lane.
T. GST--oS THE EVENING OF THE 18TH INSTANT
Ia Ia B,oadway between Turtysccond and fortycighh
streets, b tw.an Broadway aud ~ III ii Forty
III Fort nj Sth
stage, small op"nae, gold watch with long eran, pencil
rocket aa,iicd, the pencil marked g. ST. fl ilu.. Tho
Under by ng M. above described property West
Tvcifth street Nth Avenue viii So reward.
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CDrAisTNERsrlp NOTICES.

PARTY WILLING TO INVEST ABOUT SIS CAN
~ become Associated IN business ina VIII ply ~ least
So day expenses; be good judge o money.
Cal o-day from IL to ocock Mr. Miller jersey Hotel,
No, II Cor.iandt street.
NIANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $i5,GW CAPITAL, To-
w manufacture and sappiy Indispensable patented
ce the troops during and after the the piols will
he large there can DC no comp iton Ad iress A. W.,
Herald vnlce.
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srGAKs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS At II EROADN Ay-TIk STOCK BEING
- sold of by the assigfcr Parties wauiR Srgara would
do well and ri cS thc very
DESTROYS winding up desirable bsaa.s ~ Havana,
Domestic and German, Sill. unsoid.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TONIC LODGE, NO. 4s6 r. AND A. M.--THE ANNUAL
election Of officer viii take place this (Frday) evening.
al ~ O'Clock, in Gothic Room, Odd Tgllows' Hall.
TI0S. II. WOODS. N.
JAMES WRIGHT Secretary.
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WATCHES AND JEyyELRY.

nAMoND JfWELRY.--A VARIETY OF MISCFrI
~ ncous articles 70! sale u Sacrcc. Arl1y ony no
tN20 \. ". ana til l.. VI. Diamonds bought. None
adu&cd. u. ". PLl NIB, DaaoEd Broker, Oh Broalwa
opposite 81. Nicholas f!nte'.
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HfATIsINlDNIAL.

GENTLEMAN or 4 NDoJ BTEb RI5SPECrABfLiTY,
IA wishing marry. eSs Introduction lady pm.
sessnE wealth, soca position ami ipvcslc quai,cs Pa
rents friends inVtrd to corrCspon with Rasela
tlun A Post ohcc
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, AGED JWESTY-sEyEk
N az good APPEARANCE aud noble Arali would Ike
respond with good ana loving lady With view Hatrt
rlony Correspondence strictly confidential Address FciS
Il spUir, box n. feratd cnice.
12ERSoSs ABOUT CONTEMPLATING; MARRIAGE
J. VII receive Treatise on tue Economy Of Marie
by eddrrs ne and enclosing red stamp to f. H. Bsc.Ei
station II.
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Ship skyiark Burscy, hrnc fer Francisco lat
"a 81 ). lon 81 81.
Ship Young America, CARLISLE. from Glasgow Nov for
New X,aand Nov p, lat II y, Ion 93jW.
Ship Mary 0i,iicn fcsper from crp for "Ranroon
Nov H. lat ~ n lon Is tthe Mary Olrirn reported
ia for AYVrA}.
Sup or !. 4 The Wave, 50 days hence for Valparaiso oc
IL, lal \, Ion 80 81.
shpJ WA'reF. Avery, from LIVERPOOL Cor Rio Janciro
Dc. 81, at III \, Ion 20 10
BARK joe m fish IRON Philadelphia for cardeuas Nov 80
lat Ia
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WhnIcnen.

Arr a. Port Pra.a Oct ~ spartan Cook OF Province
town, 10 sp, and I'D 23i.
Al i;riayo Oct ~ ark Excel, Rose, ST. s. 81.
RoraoneaJ ~ is, Atlantic Co!eian Nant o 81 an,
sid day for the Line.
sp,ken-s et Is tat IS $ Ion 2s r, bark Miiwood Mat
the Nh, ii, m Port Louis
Junc 20 on iasqnes CIR ind. shin Gasnod, Clark, NJ
20 leaving Sydney Illinois, Potter s
spartan Bunker. Nani 200 sp $50 VIII: July Tn 80 Bro
theirs, swain do, $50 sp 5l, Rainbow Nichols do $40 sp
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FOR SALE.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

NOR shLE-IHE FINE TWO STORY AND ATTIC
House ana No. 275 East Broadway; high ensns
and sub with a extension containing
the house tho modern improvements range hot
cnld water water closets, gns In
order viii DO sold cheap. Inquire ON the premises
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
UNFINISHED OFFICES WANTED-StITABIE FOR A
IL loan agency, cast o. Broadway between Fulton end
W streets cash paid fol frniutc Address ScneN Herd
Office
WANTED TO PCRCHASE-OSE or TWO PICOtO-
w mini .snlctn, Machines pf tins improved
Machines For making up Riches Address With tut pAtc-
lar. and ,wcat cash prices, Il r., Herald Office.
lEANTED--AS EXTRA SIZED WE'LL FURNISHED
W House must be hs class Ia respect Win modern
i'm ,iat bcw Fifteenth an TLr fourth
tifh avenue, I'd ,a@ent iAcn. ior wacl good
security Wit c sen. Address NJ Ma .isou square Post
ol.ce ios two days.
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A MAZE FOR sAIE-FoR WANT OF USE. Is KIND
n single double harness Gail at "a James street.
BUSINESS WAGONS or EVERY KIND CONSTANTLY
ID hana article got here warranted to b. ~
represented; strong Exrr Wagon but little used nt
In GOOD order with pole and shafts. Also, Tat Farm
spring waon with poie, and Is srcndid wagon for any
ptrpsr. VIII lie sold cheap. SfEWART'S Wagon Factory.
Fiy,Ara street, between Broadway aaa Eighth avenue
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VxrANrEn-rWO PACING MARES, FROM FIVE TO
w eight years old Ia, to hands hieh rng ts so, hd
and kind Apply at Mcdonald sisocs, ID anu 90 az
Twelfth street.
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TS0R sALE--A HANDSOME PAIR OF GRAY HORSES,
long ta wu matched, l5k hsnds high. last tfayeile..
so;,nd aud kna single or double, also TOP Mason Law
renee maker nearly new; also silver mounted d.uDe ser
OF Harness; will b. sold separately together inquire az
the Excelsior Stables c.rner of sixth avenue aad hhuet0
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DRY GOODS.

- crs Beaver Turblns only 81 ~ STRANGERS win do well
call Large CoiDrcd Bonnie Frames FIower
Ribbons, M,lncrs supplied. SMITH Il NOBLE for
merry Dinps ll3 Cana. Bargaias Cut tbis
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yyyANTED--AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, GERMAN OR
wv French take Of infant he willing
travel an bring good Apply No. 81 Prince IT,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

ET The other day, as a gentleman was
coming into the village of Morrisville,
he saw young lady of about sixteen sum-
mers come out from the residence of her
father, with gun in her hand and dog
by her side. She proceeded up the road
a short distance, till opposite butternut
tree. where she halted, and at arms length,
took aim at a squirrel in the tree, and fired,
bringing the little trespasser to the ground.
The gentleman told her that she would
do to 60 South to shoot the rebels; on
which she remarked that she intended to
practice a while, first, on those rebel
squirrels, if they did not let her butter
nuts alone. She said that the one just
shot was the second she had killed that
day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

Ga J. A. Graves, of North Wolcott,
has sent us a stalk of grass which meas
ures six feet in length. This he thinks
rather beats Mr.. Wheeler's. of Morris
town. North Wolcott along the Wild
Branch of the Lamoille, though a rough
looking country, is improving quite rap
idly. The last two years have added
quite a number of new residences, and
nearly if not quite, doubled the amount
Of land under cultivation. We hope the
people Of this region will continue their
efforts to grow tall grass and to clear
away the forest, and build school-houses
in which to rear young men to fight the
battles Of their country, and of life. Tall
grass, tall corn, tall boys and girls with
highly cultivated mental and moral fac.
ulties arc "good things" dcvoutly to be
wished for by every community.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

a. In conversation the other day
with Jas. Newland, of this town, he said
that in his neighborhood, wheat will be
almost failure. Many fields are COM
pletely destroyed by the weevil. Some
fields in high localities, hitherto consider
ed safe from the weevil are this year COM
pletely destroyed; while one field, on low
er land, sowed but two or three days later,
has partially escaped. He says that he
thinks the time of sowing has but little to
do with the matter of preservation against
this insect, but that if, while the grain
is in blossom, windy weather prevails,
the crop will be comparatively safe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
Sunday School Anniversary.

The annual festival of the Sabbath
Schools in Morristown, will be held at
the Church in Morrisville, on Wednesday,
the 29th inst. Exercises to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
l. Meeting called to order by the
Clerk.
2. Appointment of officers pro tenn.
8. Prayer by Rev. Lyman Bartlett.
4. Singing by the Choir.
5. Transaction of necessary business
6. Singing by the schools.
7. Short addresses by Messrs. Bart
lett, Gleed, Robinson and others.
8. Adjournment.
The schools will be formed in process
sion by Marshals Rand and Bundy, and
marched, under their direction to the
Town Hall, where refreshments will be
provided for all in attendance after
which the schools will again form process
sion and after marching through the
streets, proceed to the Church.
8. Afternoon exercises will open with
prayer by Rev. John Glced.
10. Singing by the schools.
IL. Recitations by the different schools.
II. Short addresses.
l3. Committees report, and appoint
ment of officers, and place of meeting the
ensuing year.
IA. Singing.
rs. Benediction.