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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26
ST. AGNES
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Memphis, Tenn.

THIS ms TTTUTIOy, Incorporated q Act If ~
i Legislature, "a delightfully."- situated IN q healthy
and retired part of the city OF MFmphls coumandins
The advantages 0f both town and county The build
nCs are ample and c1mUoti0us snd 80 designed a 10
secure everything dssi able !u @ school eddce Tbev
and iu the enter OF extensive and highly improved
gyOuud shaded Dy forest trees and in part tast-fu
convenience of access 90 Memphis from all parIs Of tha
West and Sau'h. and The ictzad haalshf ulnss
Of the city recommend it a point hlghy fsgorshIa
for he .Oestal 0s literary lnstsEE5na.
Ihe AeAd=7y ID Uufrr tEf cEgrZa 81 competent ami
eNpeI eurs tsur1orz. 4h- aT=tsm Of education ia thu
same "a that Q1-Tuad DO ErmGr Institutions in Ken.
lucky u Ia eve way cuIeu sled 20 FecrIra alt tha
aims "i educa.loHJ0o-l ard iureeyual cuifurs "a
ngeiI5uf r.. Taaunsrz 7nd physical Improvement. M
efforts yviJ Ha spared o. rsnartt- l1grI1r, y5rbv ri
an extended p-L-arHga.
The dicip.u- g.. .hH School VIII be firm ant unIf5r7
but mild ami pg'tr while the >tri~tast attention ysj
Be paid ID A---L ---.-- an -H.n-- N IL 49,
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RESIDENT
Surgeon ChiropOdist!
No. 327 Main street, over Jones g. Tsgg,
Memphis, Tennessee.

nR WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. He consid-
eTs it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
ish the hundreds of
HGfGeriRg Testimonials
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectability, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low are OF a nature that viii sbundsnty satisfy
all who peruse them.
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No, but It looks as if he had been deceived by
the crafty politicians, who are as obseryant OF
any shortcomings and Irregularities in Missouri
as they are blind to all things Objectionable
eispyy here
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

MOVEMENTS NEAR COLUMBUs.-We believe
it may be stated as reliable, that a troop of Lin
coins cavalry visited the town of Mayfield, in
Graves county. There had accompanied them
as far as Viola, on the railroad, regiment Of
infantry. These troops, Immediately upon their
arrival at Mayfed, commenced the work of az
resting private citizens John Eal1er formerly
Senator from this district, and his son were
among those arrested. One OF Mr.. Eaker's sons
escaped by taking to corn field. Arresting
private citizens is now being prosecuted through
out throughout the country. Hurrah for K. K
Williams He has permitted a man to be i'm
prisoned who has been his friend to the peril Of
his own fortunes and the beggary of his family
In consequence of the advance of the army
from Paducah, Col. Bowen, who is in command
of the southern forces at Camp Beauregard, on
the railroad line, is concentrating his forces, and
viii be pleased to welcome the enemy TO in
hospitable graves, etc. We don't like the quo-
tation nor its author, and have therefore forgot
ten t-ColumbuS NelcS.
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In Choncery, at HTemDilis.

CTATE OF TEENESs sEE.-Proceedings held in the
- clerks Office chancery side of the common law and
chancey OF the city Vi Memphis Saturday Octo
Der l2th, 1861.
vs. Complaiusnts
"Ths Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hartford Con
uecticut, and Others Defendants
It appearing from affidavit fled in this that the
defendant, "'Ths Phoenix Insurance Ompany VI Hart
ford Connecticut ID resident Of the state of Ten
nessee,
It il ordered that said company do enter its appear
herein bt fnTe within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court be hold the second Mon
day in November next i5ol and plead, answer or de
muT to cOmpainans bill, the VIII be taken for
confessed TO said company, and set fof hearing
parte, and that copy of this orie be published once
week fer four successive weeks in the Memphis ppcaL
A cOpy-aitest: JOHN C. BANIER,
Clerk aud Master,
W. D. Beard, solicit or for complainants.
oaIQ
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4 SUGGESTION TO EoLUNTEERs.-We find
the following suggestions upon a very important
subject in the last number of the Southern Field
and Firesjae, and commend them to our volun-
teers
A medical friend, whose European experience
gives value TO his testimony, and whose heart
has been panied at the number of deaths which
have already taken place in our army from the
loss OF blood from wounds, suggests that the
perchloride Of iron, an article 10 be obtained
from all our large druggists, VIII check hemor-
rhage even from large blood vessels, promptly
and efectuslly. -Four OF five drops are sufficient
to check completely the food from anything but
the largest arteries, and half teaspOoniul will ar
rest bleeding even from these. He advises that
each nOn-commssOned officer should be pro-
vided with d small fiat tin bottle OF this contain
ing, say a couple Of ounces which he can wear
in his breast pocket, and that the bottle should
have wound around it a little bait Of cotton on
which the liquid could be dropped or poured to
apply it.
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE.
MEMPHIS, September 80, ls6l
I T is desirable th,t no more COTTON and TOBACCO
i be shipped to this place until further orders
Planters appealed to not to ship II Tor the present.
should il be Ierslsted in the Military authorities VIII
be compelled 10 order ths cotton returned to tue oouD
try st the owners expense. - -
Ocl- NJ. J. WI hS, ChAlrman-
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STOCKINGS FOR THE ARMY The following
rules are laid down for the direction Of ladies
wishing TO knit socks for the soldiers Get large
needles and a coarse yarn. Cast on seventy
eight stitches, and knit tue leg ten inches be-
fore setting the heel. The heel should be three
and half inches long, and knit of double yarn,
one fine and one coarse, for extra strength. The
foot should be eleven or twelve inches long
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TERMS PER SESSION:

-AdvanCe.
For Bosrl and TGiiion in auy or an OF the fIl,fr, !,
branches; Reading Nri5iHg Arithmetic English Grri-
mar, Geography. History, Rhetoric COmpostion Crti-
SiSni' Fnnclrs oi Natural Philosophy, Chemistry AMI
Botany Mental snd Moral Phiu~o1H- piqI1 Sayyir-.
Marking, eic, sl, $50 So or Sid0 according 10 th
age or cH-s Of Ia pupil. For jsg scholars tulrrn
Sl5 SO So or So -cc1rdnE 20 r-s or class a. above
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SUNDRTES

Oh CASKS London Ale,
~ % cashs London Porter
10000 Cigars. assorted;
p barrel Old Apple Brandy,
barrels Old Peach Brandy
20 eighth casks COgnae Brandy
20 quarter casks
pipe Old COguac Brandy pipe Holland Gin,
. baskefs Piper Heidsck ChamDagns
- baskets imitation "
q barrels No. Msckerel,
lOU barrels Louisville Cement
20 boAes Telegraph Marches, . eases Nutmsgs
20 bags Black Pepper, 20 X. Ginger
lO0 bags EStrs D uEsd0 boxes Smoking Tobacco.
80 hsrrss pure Bourbou Whisky.
ssd iLOJRNOY CRAWFORD
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EB7A new feature has been introduced of late
into the performance al the Boston theater,
where Mr.. Forrest is playing positively his last,
final and farewell engagement. A Boston pa
per thus describes the novelty:
1t is right to record new sensation which
the gallery boys introduced last evening with
great success, and to the infinite amusement of
those who can enjoy joke in the lower part Of
the house. They roll their play bills-which,
velocity through the air This brilliant per-
formance was led off in an accomplished man
ner last evening, by an urchin, who succeeded
in tapping Alr. John p. Cook full on the cheek,
to the infinite glee Of the auditors. This part Of
the entertainment will probably be continued
until further notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

Many persons have been looking for a rapid
absorption Of our new treasury notes by Euro
pean capitalists, and we see daily announce
ments that the movement has commenced, but
no large business has been done in that direction
nor is any expected until an impulse shall be
given TO it by a decided advantage gained upon
the seacoast by the Federal arms. Ii the ma
tional Gag should be replaced upon Fort Sumter,
or au expedition landing on the gulf take No
bile IN the rear, and menace New Orleans, we
should at once see a very brisk demand from
English capitalists for these securities. The
few which have been ordered viii serve 70 IA
lniliarize the British public with them, and the
form Of the loan, and the high rate Of interest,
& 3-I0 per cent with the convertible privilege
By which, after the war is over, they may be
changed at the pleasure Of the holder into a
10 per cent. twenty years stock, must eventu-
ally make them very popular with European
1ar,1l-e
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Foreign exchange closed without material al
teTstion. There are few produce bills left over,
but bankers cannot sell at outside rates, and the
market is therefore little unsettled. WequOte:
Bills at 90 days on London, 1850 1865 for doc
umentaTy; 106GlO65 for commercial; l07G
1914 for bankers; do. at short sight, l069 1854;
Paris, al 60 days, 5.425 65.324 DO at short
sight 5-35G a $50; Antwerp, 5.421 as. 355 Swiss,
5 530G5.334 Hamburg 34s 635g Amsterdam,
39aG 404; Frankfort, 403 a 40I Bremen, 760
III; Prugsan thalers zO5I 7O7
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Gully appeal.
Tennessee Electoral Ticket,

For the State at Large.
ROBERT {. FOSTER Sd, of Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE, Of Blount.
For the Districts.
Iz- D-uict-F. n FULKERSOA. of Hawkins
- WEf. g. NcADOO of Knox.
81 ~. l.. AKIN. OF Monroe.
frl =. ID. ROWAN, OF Warrru-
..h JOHN J.. DOAE, of Wilson.
fch GEORGE W. BUCHANAN Of Bedford
9TH ITCQ $ j. POLK, OF Maurv
-tn e.. T.. WASHINGTON. Of Robertson.
ub b. T. LAMB OF Henry.
LFL ROBERT T. HURT, of Madison
Il1n JOSEPH b.. NO>BI, OF Eayette-
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NOTICE !

A TEACHER is wanted Immediately to take charge
"A of six or eight pupils, in private family. One
competent to prepare boys for college required lib
eral salary will be given. For particulars, address
JOHN s. PEETE NJ d,
Sharon, Upton county.
Tennessee.
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FOR SALE.

A STEAM FIGURING MILL, in Upton county.
y with two run Of mills ones six Of land about
fifty head Of hogs, yoke Of oxen wood wagon ETC.
in a splendid wheat district. Plenty Of grinling during
the whole year. The above property viii be sold
sonsble Reference TO Thos- Avern, Esq, Eagle Mia
Memphis, or TO S. r. Hsyman, Esq, inspector, on
Washington street. Address o. call upon
SAML. G. 5CMURTY,
ocg-3wf Portersville Upton CO.. Tenn
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New York Con,merciaI Items.
TREASURY NOTES.

nal Of Commerce, contains the following COM
uercial items:
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WHAT DOES IT MEAv'-A late Cincinnati

WHAT DOES TT MEAN7-A late Cincinnati
paper says:
If Gen. Mcclellan had been given the oppor-
tunity Of winning great battle on Saturday, as
seemed probable for a time on that day it hap
pens that very young lady of this city might
have mentioned in after years that she was born
on the day of her fathers great victory This
very young lady and her mother are said to be
doing as well $ could be expected
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STOCK MARKET.

The stock market was again very buovaut and
active this morning with further important up
ward tendency IN prices; in the afternoon, also,
notwithstanding the mixed character Of the war
news, the market continued strong in most par
fir7llars
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SALE OF LANnT

1 oFFEi fur sale u vHlusble TRACT or LAND
4 atuhtet In Couneu Bend, ArSsilsrs known A. tha
orsos Jenkins plse~ bring the southeast FRACTIONAL
quarter nd east hall Of southWeet quarter Of section
H. aud north hf Of section - and east half OF north
eas quarter o. SECTION 2 containing SO in town
hip =, north Of range east "a oui6 the lana Of M ID
badln on tit south. Said lard will be sold privately
ana Proposals Tor the invited The sale 20 hs
closed after the 1t Of December neat. Tsrms-One-
i1iFI cash the balaGse in Two equsl annual install
msnts Address
OOBDESTLA WAITE E1'or Etc
au23-3n Folly Springs, Miss.
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TREASURY OPERATIONS

There has been more activity to-day in the
money market. The assistant treasurer has paid
out 81 ,395JO0 TO the banks and called for four
per cent. from the banks, making 70 per cent.
OF the first branch of the loan. The payments
from the treasury have also been large for gen
eral purposes, aud some heavy drafts are still
out. Foreign exchange is inactive, but com
mrrci8l bills are still scarce and wanted. The
stock market opened at unsettled rates, and
with a tendency TO reaction in most particulars
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STATE OF VIRaISIA, CITY OF RECHNoED, to-wit;
Personally appeared before me, Notary Public for
the city aforesaid Boiling W. Haxs all President, and o.
F. Bresee Secretary Of the Insurance Company Of the
State of Virginia and te oath that the within state
ment of the affairs of said Company correct and
true.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September,
le6l. j. L. APPERSON, n. p
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The undersigned continues 10 write Policies IN the
above reliable Company and settle all losses promptly.
J. T. WEST Agent.
Madison street. opposite the Bank of Memphis.
oc2d3vV
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

WESTERN TRANS. COMPANY
Western Express.
f4A 1901. ElA
TIE WESTERN TRANSFORMATION co.
Having made arrangements to run their Lake Steam
opellers on alternate days with those Of the
New York Central
AND
sMtchtggas Central II. RPS
NUMBERING Twenty mine, First-class, staunch and
~ strong steamers now offer to the mercantile and
facilities for the transportation of merchandise and
produce to and from the Eastern. Western, Northern
and Southwestern States. The Company's unea-
qualed CANAL facilities, consisting of
$50 Canal Boats,
s the largest class six of which leave New York and
Propeller Lines enables to offer merchants and ship
pers superior inducements for their patronage.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
Owned and operated BY this company, ), will run
with the various Railroads leading Wc and with the
following Lines Of Propellers on the Upper Lakes:
The Upper Lake Line Daily
W.T.. Co. Steamers. B.C 4 G. Line Steamers.
TONAWANDA FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE STATE, WENONA
MOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH, EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAYFLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin and foot of Michi.
gan street, every evening at o'clock For freight
passage apply at the Western Transportation ONCE,
Il
Line Office, foot of Michigan street.
For bills of ladiug and contracts by Canal Rail-
road, apply to the following agents:
Everett: G.app, Agent, No; c0enties Slip, NY.
A. colson. . Ns'0' 'cu'e'
s. g. Chase, Agent, 1l3 Pier, Albany, Ny.
s. G.. Chase, Agent, 19l River street, Troy, N. 7.
II. A. Griswold, Freight Agent, 19l River st., Y
J. L. Hurd Il Co., IIurd's Dock, Detroit, Mich
Jno; futile, Agent, foot State st., Chicago, III.
w. +. Hurd, Freight Agent, Boston, Mass.
CONSIG NEES:
Bond Spencer, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dennisen d. Smith & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
j. W. Osborn, Sandusky, Ohio.
John Hearn & Co., Erie, Pa.
Dutten Raymond, Racine, Wis.
Kenosha Pier Company, Kenosha, Wis.
". II. Wright Co., waukegan, Ill.
IF. Kirkland, sheboygan, Wis.
JOHN ALLEN, IN, Ps.st.
B. A. RooT, Secretary.
J.J. TALLMADGE, Agent, Milwaukee Prairie du
Chen Railroad Dock, Milwaukee. 33lm6
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Family EIO9S1',

vIlIIE best brands constantly ON hand, at
NJ. O'DRIEN'S.
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There are two classes Of good women,
the Matties and the Marys. The former
represent the active, and the latter the pas
sive voice Of the femcnine conjugation.-
Without by any means controverting the
scriptural idea, we borrow the names there
used to illustrate the facts in modern social
life. Both Mattics and Marys are affection
ate, but the love Of Mary is sentimental
dream, and cvaporates in verbal homage
and empty carcsscs. Mary will tie bo-
quet for YOU, or possibly knit purse If
she has abundant leisure. She will join
you in quiet stroll especially when the
calls of duty are urgent in the house, but
even then she prefers drive. She absor!s
attentions without rendering many; she
makes luxury Of friendship, and either
wears it like jewel, or sips it like julep.
She sweetly assures you that you are worth
80 much to her; meantime, except that she
charms your fancy, she is worth very little
to you.
But Matte is otherwise. Her love rs
untiring and practical. She gives where
mcnt which Mary only enjoys. She
you good night, and repairs your wardrobe
III III Iutc'IOOiu " uuc you ulc lOSS sii "a ALI
Der; meanwhile breathing prayer for your
welfare of which you do not dream. She
takes care of the children while you go with
Mary to the excursion; she packs the re-
freshmcnts while Mary requires your aid
to protect from injury her gossamer berege.
If there is any. ,epulsive task that must be
dorc in solitude, that admits no assistance
and elicits no praise, give yourself not
moments uneasiness; Matte will attend to
I. She has a positive genius for that kind
of thing. Indeed, Matte lisa very conven-
lent person to have in the house. 1t is
pleasant to think that she will do whatever
she can for you, and that she does it because
she loves yo'. You sometimes drop her a
kind word when you think of it, just to sec
how her face lights up in consequence. AT
such times she is almost pretty; you regret
that she looks, ordinarily, SO thin and anx-
io,is. You hear her cough Of morning,
and excuse an occasional neglect Of some Of
your stated comforts. You arc surprised
and shocked when she dies some day; you
blend your tears with Mary's, Mary is beau Az
fifi,l in tcarc VT uA1' syHP".iy
rs sweet You plant rose, not thornlcss
one, above Mattie's grave and after prop
er interval of so,row-marry Mary
Springfield Republican.
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II AGS VANTED.at
IL NEWELL'S BOOK DRUG STORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

THE DIRT AND ASH CARMEN OF THE RESPECTIVE
\ wards are requested y send delegation o,
OF their number to meeting re ID at 80 Monroe
this day rday AZ eleven clock preparations for
the cs public meeting Of kingmen city 10
denource the Infamous swinds called Contract
and TO adopt eff cve by Which rights may b.
protected und,r its "perpticn
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN, AGED 80, OF rEDovBrEp Ry,
N speciality, would marry 70 nscrv'eN cssrei I'M
hdd,css ror or, srsk a., box i9 Herald ofce. Edu
cation nicl xence siy anc wealth essena's on
the lady Part -
n rArprvoSfAr, -FAoM TllE cuArr or SOCIETY
M hop wtnnos kcrpel Of Affection An smert an
gntieman neither Old ugly, wants young and arecon
s,e wife Tha request contempis Isncr and az early
,eSona interview Address kad9ln Tor las Herald once
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h"usEs, .sr1sis, ssc.. 40 LET.
sisiien, rueson ~ r. ea'lrod eleven mites f,oa he
I.i,e ~, h Az ~ ON, br rig. Hsass wash
are beautiful eas raf . ren $40 also soose
sS.sr RB s. sr ali fs s3w Fry aS ssIT
70 sLsl-A ,lAael. hors. VIZ TWO AnnEs OF
r Ss sna - - b sis sirec. h ars s.s'
CO q sss'as :. avenues ArsA'' hEsEi H. LEEDS
TO EtNr or IHAsS-sEAb NoRaIsTowv, NEW
ca,, fn,nih.d FINISHED low rent
nv ss sTe q 81 cnss house. ornds and out5ndosA
p pna s pessuial ArPs . raACE .DsNORrH, 10
TO CaolhmEN-ro tHf vsst Low TO aeoD
10 lbs pr ssyfty e. = q broadway Apply
WAidEss. i rE sor aSp aers WIN BULKusAp,
Twenty eighth street utnete lumber coal Or ob.r
stseI Of 7 GciLhnS ron io,}is ''' twenty Ss'h
O1OELM STREET, NEAR sfslSo-FeRNtsgEp
ZlV Apartments fer immediate ac'upancy The low At
housssepns seads ard araare with so oooa
Ing utensils and lire p complete; ras AID rotor
spEclA, NOTICES.
" MEDICAL DEsAsIaknr Or COLUMBIA COL
beaftv fourth aapu. a, Of this Iss.i.a.on
S Ts e ss, held ,T"S s M
bc graduates " fdwsd Dslaas Ia d., President Of the
college Nsledietory address y senry lyman. n d.,
member OF the graduating class Address to tho Aumni Of
Inc college by hDmas ". Blaeanrt ~ ID. Alumnus Of
le The profession and the public invited - attend
JOHN o. DALfoN, Jr, a. ID, secy of Faculty.
CT. PATRICR's DAY -pELE3ArToNs TO rue CON.
Y, venhon Of Irth Societies requested
MAN Ball ~ Prince street this FRIDAY o'clock,
the purpose OF makg the celebration
Of the coming anniversary Of ireland Patron ant
JAMES SAM Ford, President
JoHN KENNY, Secretary.
THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ct Pa HIcE WILL CRLE.
brae their nth anniversary dinner tho Astor House.
on Monday evening 18th inst o'ccck. The following
named gentlemen have duly officers for the
ensuing year,
CHARLES p. DAILY, President
Vim. Watson, LIST Vice frest khard sell 81 Vice
u. L. Hoguc 30 Daciai Dey,,n In
Char es II. Birney, Treasurer
thomas Barbour -srrs,a-y, Barclay street
The following rremters ed to act as ssv IDS
snd from whom tickets may he obtained
RiCHS RIO rELL Chairman
aniel Devln, Broad. II. IL. 20 BARCLAY
and Wan street. John Fngarty. Pine strse.
Waller Mage, tark pscA Bernard smit 36s way
James Stuart, % Nassau . Doyle street
b OConnor Al Ann street Peter hica l62 Water
Alfred Roe aS We'll street, Vim EatsOa, Park place.
THOMAS bAgsDUR. Secretary.
No 0 Barclay street
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DyE.--A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT WITH AgoUT
~ eighteen scse o. sront asd 90 feet Of 'front.'
mi ss and only one hour the cftt by es NOM and
New Haven Railroad The hose Ia unoX perfes order xr
IN fcet half It'll Observatory ana sorl dv
collar, kitchen ysshionse hatehogss Ae also two and
House, GUNNER Boue hath ny House, Boat Mouse xc T1
~ The choice fruit trees 10 fun bearing coasInr of
.verv variety nfpes rears eachea. purs cherries
Gro vegetable sd beRiifui fowcv garden; also great
sbunaonre ~ straw 5grri aspbeyres earants
prppeS &c from re front pilzo you nave perpetual pane
iauic ysw 81 ho Asgt liver satds Point 10 tgrsen
Point Good frhllp hp1iug bnatna as For aaa Oh
snsy ie0s Arpiy ~ u. IN tn 60 oilcsN Nc 40 Broad
n iron n a. "a to Z. "A,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

,sa mays sn.nsi Henry rissum =, fss y,.
not served 10 the above named defends
hereby summoned and requ red \, the compliant
this action which will be hled In the OF lerk
County e New York at the City Hall ia the city Of New
Noh andtc serve copy OF answer 20 the said
plant ON the subecber a. bis cnce No rs street.
Ia the city OF New YORK within wenty
Of this summons exclusive Of The
AMI You fail 70 answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid tho plaintiff IN this w apply tho court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
sAHuRL OWEN, Plaintiffs Atsorucy, No. 70 Sassao
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The original complaint In ths action hed on mo 2h
day OF February 1851 IN the Office q The tisrn nf me conn9
u New YUk SAMUEL OWEN Plsinnm Attorney