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DIR. j. w. AVERA,

II ~
TAKES this method Of rendering his profes sion,
Il services to the public.
He isprepared TO perform all operationsin Mochan
lcal Dentistry with all the latest improvement. Al
work i0dTTdnted.
Dr. A. respectfully tenders his thanks to his friend,
and the public for the liberal patronage extended C
him. and trusts that he has executed his work in such
a manner as TO merit continuance Of the same.
ShOOb00td, April 49, 1858. 2g-ly
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4 T T 0 n 3 7 4 ",
WILL attend with promptness and fidelity to all
w business entrusted to his care in all the Courts
of the Counties of Simpson, CoYngton, Smith, Co
piah, and Rankin.
Strict attention will be given to the COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS
Rs-Ofhcein the Court House.
Wesiuile, June 2g 1859. 3S-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08
j. II. TANNEuILL. MN.

HAVING located himselften miles east Of Wilkes
burg Covington county, Miss, at Mai, NJ. T.. Car
ters residence may be found there al an times unless
absent on professional business and is ready to dis
charge the duties Of his profession to the best of his
qbllit Il when called upon
Con ipqfOn cOtflf1. Opt I6. 1873 AR
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

james A. McMaalcrs, editor ofthe Free
mans Journal, has been released from
Fort Lafayette upon taking the oath Of
allegiance, which he did protesting n
1aiust the requirements as being without
warrant justice or law.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08
$. 5. MTNNTEUE,

A T 0 r N Il 7 T l. A W,
WILL practice in all the Courts OF North Missis-
w sppi and West Tennessee. and in the United
States Court at Pontotoc
8S-Collcctons made promptly.
fernando, Mss. March 2 1859 21-Iy
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

HAVING permanently located at Mr.. Charlie Bar.
III netts, whose residence is two miles south Of
Prairie Line, twelve miles west of DeSoto. and ten
miles east OF Paudng, respectfully tenders his pro
lessonal services to the citizens Of that neghbOr
hood aud the public generally.
April 2 1860. % An,
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GEO. WOOn.

TT0RNE law,
VNT ILL practice in the Courts ofLauderdale Clark.
w Wayne Jasper, and in jones' Green, Perry.
Jackson, Harrison and Hancock Counties.
A ress-Cross Roads, Jackson County, Miss.
R5- GEo. WoOD and W. r. PowR will practice IN co
partnership in Jasper County
Oct 3, 1860. bl-1v
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

ENTERPRISE, MISS.
rs prepared to make liberal dhadvances on Cotton
i shipped to his friends, Messrs. Boykin 4 MeRae,
Mobile.
Rataprss, osA " 1865. eh
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(suocessOrs 70 Dantzler Chapman, and 10
Jennings 4 Nixon)
PAuLnING. MISS.

HAVING associated themselves in the practice Of
law, will attend promptly TO all business entrus-
ted to them IN the Circuit and Probate Courts Of the
counties of Jasper Smith, Scott Newton, Perry,
Jones, Clark, and Lauderdale. They will also prac-
tce in the High Court Of the State. and in the United
States District Court at Jackson.
Strict attention gwen to the C0LLRCrioN of CLAIMS.
August Is, 1850 Ally
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Us, q 8, II, TERRAL.
THOMAS II. GOWAN,

A T T OR N EY s 4 4 ",
RetW6nces:--A. G. Horn, Mobile Ala; S. r. Adams
Paulding, Misss Colonel Griffin Enterprise, Miss.
Qtatnlan, March 7, 1853. 24-1y
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08
DR., mi, 4. pOUND

HAVING permanently located himself at Ellis.
III vile, Mississippi, tenders his professional seryi.
ces to the citizens of the village and surrounding
country. Office over the Post Office, where he will
be found at all times, unless professionally engaged
Reterence-Himsef and others if necessary
Sept. B, 1860 Ally
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-08

A TT NEYS AT La ",
uANE formed copartnershp in the practice OF
III Law. Any business entrusted to them will re-
ceye prompt attention.
Tho firm may be addressed at Quitman, Clark Co,
Miss. July 25, 1860. ally
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GEO. Y. SWAMI,

ATTORNEY At LAW.
VTILL practice in the Circuit and Chancery Courts
w of ninds Rgnkin, Scott, Newton and Lauder
Sae and in the Confederate District Courts at Jack
son. Address Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson July 49, 1861. 4o-ly
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CHARLES A. sTOVALL,
THOMAs IOHNsON

dTTORNE at LAW,
M ILL practice his profession in the Courts o.
w Clarke and surrounding Counties
Qititaian, March 80, 1863. 25-ly
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We learn nom VI. P0lmm
Gen. Wiae's Brigade a.
last night that : battle tss
evening, Is miles from Chafie n
tY, between g portion of Gen
herring 600, under the commas 81
aua Anderson. ara 2e1
tToops routed the enemy. kll
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JAMEs y. MONROE.
EVANS q CHAPMAN,

TTORNE AT LAW
w I'LL practice his profession in Newton and tn
w adjoining counties Of the 4th Judicial District.
DecdhH, Oct. /, 1858. 7-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

w. b. TROTTER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
QUfTMAN, MISS
QatEaa, Aprl q 1854. 23tf
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TT0RNE TT LAW,
NATILL give prompt attention to busness in al the
w courts ofSmith andthe adjacent counties. Ad-
dress, Raleigh Miss
HdJeiqi, July 2s 1855. Att
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Nem 1)nblifations.
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.


A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
SOMETHING FOR EVERY CITIZEN, EVERY PRESIDE,
THE ONLY CORRECT rfN ASp " C3hPLErE IS HISTORY OF
On Wednesday Aug 2i win be published the fret number of
.Uest popular national work. of resmabe vaue to ALL viz
SoUTHERN REBELLION
WAR FOR THE UNION.
history of the Rise and Progress Of the Rebellion. aud Con
stages Of the Treason sgain the Ropu6e down to the
close Of the Conflict together with the important
Documents aud Extracts frOm remarkable
IN WEEKLY PARTS, 3s f1aEs. LARGE OCTAVE.
PRICE 10 CENTS.
The want of an AUTHENTIC and TnoEoUeH History Of the
bsiO9 for present reference aud future 1on s tss ,a
tered public and all who wish for Information are com
ps,ebs etisy. spd editorials Of the daily newspapers
Oni rs confused columns the great sc's ana IN
To aes lis Ws1i and 70 produce work Of PERs.SESr
y Est.As o. rxs1zsT s.sS s PaSl.s5 sss t ar
and si smos which shan render L acc CERTABLH 70 ALL.
This MstOiy vii ell the STORY AS 1T is Swing clear
eoOseeutfve narrative the entire movement ncudng M the
incidents their oider and containing the i'm
poItan documents and extracts from remarkable Peeches
viii not di1 enumeration Of dry and
Ilted dstes nor sdon Of slips from pewtPspers bat
win portray connected and H,sIss ct ,s nsSs Is 'e'0o
n will thus prove desirable available aud satsaoory TO every
sI!ien sNs, mat Z will command the spprobstic: o,
every good citizen n still glorious land.
To :; bed Of all new'de'ler' P's'ps's, snd booksellers
Subscribers sending 0SE DOLLAR in good bin OF postage
,tsmps 10 FkEDhHIth oEhhhfnD. tpfi,.,o
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

HARTFORD DIRECT.-The Steamers CITY
III OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Peck
clip daily m Sundays excepted Cabin fare to Hartford
Sl 50i Deck 81.
(NHEAP FARE to the FISHING BANKS DAI-
leaves Anos.st al 1850 sprsss at 1+s Broonas " r. at
sls, Pecksip ct s:3o and Pier No n r. o. "a m Fishing
Tackle and Refreshments on board
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIB UNE.
TIE NEw-YoRK SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

TIE NEw-YoRK SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1864 August 2o]:
I.LEADINs ARTICLES. The War Crisis; Tendency
e HS the %su 9 The SiSSi Fs
toriai Paragraphs.
n.TIIE GREAT BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD: q, Seoo
both Sides. The Federal Army Failing 81 saen st to
Rebels Taken Prisoners
III. THE WAR FOR THE UNION: The Southern
Nemesis Slave schemes Of lu.urrsctOn IN sosth p
watering Facilities of North Carolina Horrible
xtTOcilis. Of the Rebel Pirstesi Case for British
Investigation.
Nv FROM RICHMOND: Views Of the War from the
Seat Of Rebellion The strepsh and he "esshe;s ,ns
Army; Notes Of an Eye'Witness
v.rHE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA: By William H.
Russell.
VI WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
yuLATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEoRAPH
GS G for @ M pSn SGR PE'RpM; Il pMss hsisiSs to fns
ergy Of Cen MGCelan Army appointment q, zap, .I
Blockade; An Ed glish Commander Meddling.
VIII THE REAL REBEL DESIGN: Thres'eped Attack
on Washington The Advance Of the Rebels Troops
KAN IMPORTANT SEIZURE: Reported Capture Of
the Sumter; She 10 Trapped at Curacao.
x..THE MAINE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
xI..FROM EUROPE.
xn..AMEMcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
SERS.
XIV LIFE IN MEXIc0.
v.ABDUL MEDJlD AND ABDUL AZTZ.
XVI POETRY: loves Tricolor."
XYI..THE SILVER CORD; By Shirley Brooks
XVIII. .BARCHEsTER TOWERS; By Anthony TrolOpe.
XIX FROM CALIFORNIA: Summary Of the Latest News
by Pony Express
Xxx POLITICAL
XXI. PERSONAL.
XIII CITY NEWS
XXUI. MISCELLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV, COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports Of the
stock, Money, Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Markets
specially Reported for The N Y. Tribune.
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gxtnrsioiIs.

NHFAP PEXCURSIONT TO CAMPS on STATEN
" IsLAND-FARE SIX CENTS by Staten Island Ferry
foot Of Whitelalst. between Battery and South Ferry
GUIDE To CAMPS-To reach regiments Ns@.f ork Hihe
British Volunteer Mechanics and Artisans, Empire Zousyes
and Yates Rifles all at Camp Wshngon Scott Ries and Ira
HAMS Quad Cavalry 81 Silver Lake, ID Ihsh Volunteers
Csnp Caresn Quarantine Grounds and Caneron sst In
ntry at Camp Moron leave boat at r landing 10 reach
Cso Scott and Camp Deee change boats s hrst landing for
Camp Scott direct mo extra chsIge) BOATS LEAfEE'Ehi
hOS on FINE Ni;I SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR. toTpm
L'IRE ISLAND-Via Deer Park Station aud
Rab,lon No through licked required. The Ast.silns
yacht JOSEPHINE Capt Sam, carrying tho u s. mall Leaves
Babylon DAILY for the above fyote summer resort on ths
the LOnE Island Railroad. Fare 50 cents.
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Hlnsiral 1nstrnments.

r IGHTE & BRADBURYS'
L NEW SCALE OVFRSTRUN0 BASS PATENT INsULA
TED FULL IRON-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PlASO
FORTES, No. AL Broomest
What everybody Tays be Everybody says they are
tie best; therefore they must he the best
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent has
III removed TO No. tsl Broadway, between Grand and
Bro where he sells 7ocave PIANOS for tl AL
round corners 2O0 and weraDted Second hnd
PIANOS and MEL0DE0NS from $25 to Sl3o All kinds Of
Muc. Merchandise at prices Pianos and Meodeons to
LET from 81 10 st per month rent SLOWED purchased as per
sgreemeut Monthly payments received for the same
IfEXSNDRE ORGANS for Churches at low prices.
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Amnssmenis.
.ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The unparalleled attraction, Of the Museum are calling to-
sether thousands Of both and all ages aud classes
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
RIVER HoRsE-RIYER HORSE
myEs RIyER HSEsE-kIyER hoRsE-kIyfR H9ssE, H9ssE
FRoM FRoM TIE TIE sIyER syER SILE sILE II n EGYP
THE THE SSEAF sE#EaSF# g. T TE ssgsF
AND AND TIE TIE NAVEL MARVEL 81 81 TIE TIE ANIMAL
universally acknowledged to be tho estes wonder ever seen
in America Every intelligent Knows that this Is ths
first In this country and twas only oy tne 'Pec
r''''''''" . GRAND vIoERoY OF EGYPT
that this obtained the peny beipg death for any OF bis
subjects allow leave bis dSmnions without his Perm'
"0" ne F" ''''i XaPHIBIoUs ANIMAL,
living &HTk Tis on ri Taf E sboi RyER
an%f Tnff5 'sH sWaSiSS %Sp %hks
II irockng in his native stream the historic Nile he
accompanied ss1LAAMA. HIS ARAB KEEPER,
who {. himself curiosity specimen of that historic tribe 81
obtained st great expense and now to be seen
swimming in the l'''- III %i9HSS Il ief sa&Rk Afsidki Hail.
beside great WHIT Ti IS s. @ Tia oR s Sak E1 aoSkE Tfs
SNAKES, $40 SosbAaiX, HAPPY FAMILY IiSiSo SEAL, &c.
The ffs SRaMa Si
By company Of rare musical and dramatic talent
Miss DAWRON, DOUBLE-VUlCED VOCALIST
Mile. MATILDA T.. TOEDT,
The Talented Young Vioinst nc.
Admission to all. IS cents; Children under TO- Is cents
WINTER GARDEN.
The Management has pleasure in announcing the
bounded success Of the Great American Comedian
MR. J. 3. CLARKE.
who has revived the reign Of comedy and achieved the greatest
triumph for many the NewYork He will
repeat, THIS EVENING "wednesday, 2't his great comic
role Of
TOODLFs
and will also appear 10 character
TIMOTHY BROWN,
In my neighbort wife, Afer which The delightful Comedetts Of
THE FIRST NIGHT
in which Mrs AeIinA Fisher Baker Mrs Chanfsu Miss L.
Baker, MaIlows, kc., win sppesr
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oyyicr oy THE SECURITY FINE 1ssUHAsCn Co,
No. u Pinsst, kew.York, Aus. Il, 1861.
nIVIDEND.-A Serni-Annual Dividend OF
~ THREE AND ONE-HALF 5il PER CENT has THIS
DAY been declared payable TO the stockholders demand
Also INTEREST Of SIX (e) PER CENT per on the
outstanding scrip psysbe upon p'essnison Of the esisihs'e
BY order Of the Board.
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New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Enu 1851

Anew edition ready containing the Of President
pcons Cabinet the names Of Mnisers Foreign
Governments, and other interesting political matter
oONTBNrs:
ASTRONOMICAL, CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the wear 1851
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EHecuive
and Judicial.
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT tom tie United States at Foreign Courts
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Members Of, Poti'
esly Clsssised.
house OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically CAs.ifed.
xXXyIITH CONGRESS (asr chosen Politically Classified.
FREE HOMEsTEADS. or the Action Of Congress on the
Question Of granting free Hones.esds Actual Settlers
Public Domain incodne Bin passed ioI the pupose,
and the Presidenfs Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1890
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDOaglssl PLATFORM for 1852
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BrscknIids.l PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION (Beln PLATFORM for 1860
ELECTORAL VOTE or THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
oepsreds the Smithsonian Institution snd containing the
Temperature Of the -Four Seasons and the Mean Temps.
Of the Year at Isl FONTS IN North America, principally
In the United ststes
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION. carefully compiled expressly for TRH
TVlBuNH ALMANAC
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a book-sTORE AND NEWS EMPORIUM
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6penal Noiltes.

Hinss CeYpty Republican Seserni % Ne hes ~ Ss
a oPSeHo P f,s on THURSDAY EVENING" Aug. q, at
e2e,Scs; sy hsesy ssc,s C. W. GODDARD, Pres't-
a., no..e NEw.YoRE Ang ls. l86l.-Pablc notice is
s s;Sea chat On MONDAY the l9sh Inst the
GhTT II BOSTON via NEW HAVEN, heretofore closing at
D m. wiz close 81 y p M. n r.vrop p.,N,,
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CMALL gentee HOUSES in a beautiful location
- a. grest sacriacs.-FORECLOSURE SALE by r.. H.
LUDLOW at the Merchants Exchange THIS DAY, tWednss'
dsyJ Of FIVE vausbe brick HOUSES three stories
20by 20 feet with baths gas &c. los loo feet deep situate
on the south side Of between Broadway and tho 9Th
Teims liberal.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Will be sold, on the 21d
tl d.r Of August at O'clock o. m ~ the Lumber Yad
corner Of i5h and lOhv. quantity Of LUMBER consist
Ing Of an assortment Of clear Pine Luuber Boards Plank
White Wood, Eastwood, and other choice Lumber.
LYMAN TAYLOR, Attorney for Mortgage
Augas. 90, 1861.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

ElRST class BOARD for a gentleman and wife
and two siuge xeDtemen may be obtained at No I72
Wsshngton Brooklyn, convenient TO the City Hall and Full
ton and WaLst. ferries
CEA BATHING. UNITED STATES HOTEL.
~ Long Branch N j. will open for the reception Of visitors
June TO- 1851 With the enlaTe Of Dinns Room Paor sd
dons kc since last viii amply
800 gDests Address. Il. 4. SHOEMAKER Proprietor.
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GEORGE CHRISTY's MINSTRELs.
~ stuyyessnt Institute. Broadway Bond., Coolies!
House In the City. Open nightly GEORGE CHRISTY aud
SIXTEEN FIRST-CLAsS PERFORMERS. Doors open q,
u commence at O. AdmittsBce y cents
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JUsT PUBLISHED:
VALUABLE REPORTS on SPERMATOR-
RHQA aod other Diseases affecting the Physical Condition
Old and Young by the Acting Surgeon of e Howard Asso
citation Philadelphia aud NEW REMEDIES employed
In the DpenaIy ia such Sent IA sealed letter envelopes
DR. 7 g uounuroE
Howard Association,
Philadelphia Pa
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printing.

DRINTING at WAR PRICEs.-Billheads onl,
II as Der roam C,rds goo Der COO 5000 hand bills 81
Every description equally iow One trial solicited BY the Cheap
Printer Tryonrou City Hall eAecu'ea
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Paul & Curtis,
TuNE & OUEtEb9
Importers
And wholesale aud Retail DeaieTsin
STFREOSC0PIC GOODS,

PHOTOGRAPHS, &c,
No 594 Broadway, N. Y. told standl
One Of our house being constantly in Europe we are In re-
ssp, weekly Of new and selected goods
MOrtOn,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-lmprovements
made m The machinery manufacturing Gold Pens and Sc
ced the subscriber By Letters Patent have enabled him 70
the many mpeectioDs hitherto unavodeole IN he
odueon and also 10 bring the within the reach Of all
fbe writing public should know the following iests Constant
Writing Tor sx months cheaper with Gold Pens than with
steel therefore, II Is economy 70 Gold Pens The Gold Pen
unchanged By years Of continued while the steel
Pen chaD bS eoroson aud therefore peTec
uniformity Of writing obtDed only BY the nse OF the Gold
Pen The Gold Pen always ready and reliable wbie the
Pen be often condemned and one selected
ueref in the Of the Gold Pen there s great saving Of
Gold capable Of receiving degree of elasticity so
Gold Pea exactly adapted the hand OF The writers
therefore the Of the hand endam not injured as
knovn 10 be the by the Of Steel Pens He k sell
g Gold Pens at prices va ing nom 25 cents TO according
OF which VIII far o1tlasta
nos, Of the best Steel Pens Sold by all dealers in the line
hroaebout country Wholesale and ree At the store NO
lane where all orders iDclosing cash post stamps
receive prompt atention Pen Pens coespondingn
sAue selected according TO description viii Immediately be
mi bv n ain OF otherwise directed. Address
A. MORTON, No Is Msden-sne New-foTk
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DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RESI-
III DENCE and FRUIT FARM Of 20 acre.. Is COW Offered
located at Hudson Contnbis County n y. within mile OF al
docb drpots parts Of the city the buildings are al
new In the highest state Of cultivation oaIdsn and
Orchard very extensive containing the best vsess o nq
unserpssed Price $1,000 which Is far below cost Terms Of
bey on ths premises. SOLOMON V. OXFORD,
Hudson, Columbia County. N. Y.
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6cnses amo farms tl)anteo.

WANTED-Immediately, about FIVE ACRES
w 10 a. tab. LAND mode ate price. Address, stating
quality Of son. Location and price, O. L. Of L. Stevens
fn,sheld. Mass
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PROPOSALS for 100000 of the CROTON
j WATER STOCK Of the CITY Of fNEw-i0Rk.-seaed
Proposal. will be received the Controllers Office until Friday
Sep, 1861 at o'clock when the same wiz be publicly
open.d for the whole part OF the OF One Hundred
Dollars the Water Stock the City Of New
YORK authorized BY chapter m Of the Laws Of 1880 and By
Of the Common Council approved the Mayor Ans
1860 the supply Of CFotoh Water and extending
the worts aoormusng and distributing the
Tie ssd Stock will bear interest the rate OF x cent per
snnun payable quarter yesy and the principal will be re
dcemsble the lat day Of November, 1888.
The proposals the stock desired and the
price hundred dollars thereof the whose
arc accepted viii be required deposit with the Cham
ben the City within days se the opening Of the bids
the awarded to them respectively scudins the premiums
Q the same. -, 90
On entiny the Controller the receipt. Of the Chamber
n for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO receive Ger
equal OF the value Of the stock bearing
interest from the dates OF payments. -
Fach proposition should be sealed aud ndoed "Proposas
for Coion Ner Stock tie City OF New York snd the same
nclosed IN second envelope ndde ssed TO the CoItole
The g reserved the pt Of thu Controller to reject any
or all Of the bids considered protect or promote
the Interests OF the city. , ,,,,,, =, ~,
CITY of Now York Department offinsuce
Couu oilers Office, August T. 1901.
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