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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-15
DIISduItr NVHVIaI' o .. n, OUhl Hg Dept.
ANOTHER ALARM.

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pacific movements of Gen. Harvey, wsss soon bro
ken by report, which spread like wna- fire. to the
effect that there was revolt among the German
volunteers against the Generals authority. The
rumor was current thss the INSTRUMENTATION was so
great that it was fdged the detachment of 70 Ir
hundred regulars which it was proposed TO place
at the disposal of the Police Commissioners, would
not be allowed TO depart from the Arsenal. What
ever the truth falsry OF these statements, they
seemed at least probable. and the fear of further
trouble was greatly augmented by misapyrehen
sion of Gen. Harneys meaning in the allusiOn above
TO his power over the Home Guards" A quite
common Interpretation of that paragraph in the
proclamation was that the Home Guards had
become SO obstreperous and unruy to be wholly
unmanageabe: whilst the true meaning was really
that although he had no power to change their
location, they were, nevertheless under his COM
mand and authority We know that Gen. Harvey
wishes this to be fully understood. and so under
stood, much of the excitement will doubtless, be
allayed.
FLEEING FROM THE CITY.
The alleged rebellion against the peaceful meas
ures of Gen. Harvey produced the greatest cOnster
nation and dismay among our citizens FPenZied
imaginations added eXtrinsic terrOrS to even the
most exaggerated rumors, and the widest conjec-
lures were INDUCED in as to what might be expect
ed In some parts of the city perfect panic pre-
vailed. Had there been notice of destructive
hurricane or earthquake about to visit the city,
there could scarcely have been a more disturbed
quarters. Trunks were hurriedly packed, and di>
rections given for an immediate departure Vehi-
Giles of all descriptions were in sudden demand the
railroad ticket offices thronged, and steamboat
clerks kept busy in registering the names of pas
sengers Hasty adieus were exchanged among rel
atives and friends and from three to six o'clock in
the afternoon the streets presented much the same
appearance as on the last day of one of great
Fairs. We can hardly underestimate the extent of
the stampede by placing the number of persons
fleeing from the city at about four thousand. The
windows of dwellings were like picture frames
groups of people being there congregated TO view
the preparations in the streets for this terrified he
qira. Capt. McDonough, Chief of Police, hearing
of the facts posted messengers about TO quell the
alarm, and assure the citizens that there was no
danger, by contradicting the reports in circulation
QUIET RESTORED.
Last evening the city was perfectly quiet SO far
as we have been able to learn after thorough in
CURRY, and the measures of maintaining the peace
in future are well laid and complete that we are
of opinonno further apprehension Of violence need
be entertained. The guards which had been sta |
toned at the Democrat and Anzeiger Offices on Fri |
day and Saturday nights, were not brougot into |
acquisition at all last evening, and those establish
ments reposed in tranquiity-so far at least, ss !
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WILL give medical services free the Families Of ire I
bers Of the Nashville Eifs Company dsrinz the ne
in the Service ofthe souh Also the families ofmeu
& other Volunteer companies in tie pesyis.
ap2S-tf p. HARSH, NJ
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Scientific Items.

NEW NoRrAR.CASNoN has rec~ntIv hs~~
tested in Paris, which, for originality and e
iectiveness, surpasses all other weapons in -.
IL open through its entire length, q msst.p
forming its brecch. In loading, the msrtss b
separated from the cannon by sliding on . THU
iron shaft adhering to the cannon. wbsssv0
II is detached for the purpose Of leading, Il bs-
comes mortar, and can be used a. such -
again attached 20 the cannon. 1 hs cass.ua.
being of open work, cannot he heated In firing,
and as 1t can lie taken to pieces, y sas1I
tran'Iorted from place to place.
A Nav LOCOMOTIVE sMoKR Cossyro
r. aratus Is thus described Tbs whsls -
r'iatrs is exterior to the fire-be x, and, thsro-
'"'., bot exposed to heat, aud is controlled -
d.. 'lnuie stspcoCk. Air Is admitted above IL
u !, Ivy mcrs Of one or more rows of tahsS
'n,crtsd through the walls of the fire-box, -
jets Of steam are project nj through the air tsbsg
(f'fa nUzzl's one-sIXteebth OF an inch In disns-
ter H. small steam-pires outside the frebsx,
to increase the quantity and force Of IL
air admitted above the fuel, In erier -
consume the smoke. The jets Of steam are -
IaiL cipally when tho engine Il standing, ~
the aid Of light draueht from . ring - -
the chimney, To carry Oft tho products q ss0r
hustion, and these may he shut OF whsa -
required. The supply Of air through the tshs
may also bo regulated by dampers. Ths grsAs
bars are placed close together, with nsrrsS sir
'paccs, and the ash pan and the dsmper -
tiuhtly fitted. " Is stated that this plaa ~
Iuiros lees weight Of coal than tho eaxtnss
formerly did OF coke, tn 4" the sanae dsty.
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The NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING MAR. H. 1861.

A Rna 10 Ruin.-Thrcc weeks ago, a young
man came from the Co unuy - this ct.y 20 aod sru-
ploynent, end win his way 70 weal'h. Hs bad
been . no,sl youth. 50 far ~ Wa known. II, wa,
~ ember Of Bible class. lie was always in chur h
On the Sabbath. He came 10 this city and was In the
employ Of . good man In a stone, but in his bosrd-
ipr house-he va, ur,oupdsd by tvil c,rupAnions
and WA I'd away int crime Now he "a in pri-
son, on = high ctimibsl charge. Tass young msn
has pous father Ant uotner. who can tell this
anguish sod -srprss o, ,hess parents evsr this rs-
pad run 10 ruin II their son Il cNns 70 ssk you
" pray for him" would either cases r,l.,cd
f the rapid run ~ ruin which besn isken b, some
Of our young msu.
Az unexpected Letter.-s'It was from my lit
ue scn row st school," said gentleman In the
noon prayer mesaing. IL n y ~ay q this
city " ,tay q few days, - tssist brother Clergy
man. D, my wsy ou, of ~. rural dis,ric, whore
live, In Du,chs~ county, pssssd the Pat Office.
Tbtrs found . letter. IL va. from my dear boy,
now Al school /. Ph,adelpb.. The great burden
OF the letter wa, the sujeo, Of elgiou, very nuch
W my surprise. Aud AZ " elise of IL NJ says
father, | ~-nt you t. ask Christian. 70 pray for
me-" This Is my rrm-lnins child, Out ofthe ark Of
ssfsy. I hsd Of been l-' - inlrrr wa,n We
are sIl R.,i erpd bors =, heaven, will Willie be
,h~e Now AK your prayers for my boy, ssrec-
ably " his owl 'pu's'"
This is On. .",r.. Sc ,nn,ssrd pr,,f4 ,hA, the
slirit rfh- L. ! d'-n', u,,u,,t young.
ONE CuN! Wnaip-A son nf one tie chiefs
In Bum n n, converted ~ n tract. A ms.
scn,n'. wirr thu.h, lim ~ reul, aud in iS
hours ho read b. ,rnc' fhru;h. no ws all
e,st1Cy. He tli,d a Ia k.t tso-th'tis full "
traces, covered til ~ wnh Ilai'ta tv's, put
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A Lawyers Criticism Of Shakespeare.

I own that | never ruapl nv chief favor
;,o ,bs - m. Mcrrb,nt nr ycnIt,. ,,i,b",,t !,
,'i, turc NJ mcianrh"Iv ,o th,nL Tim, /, has :"
,,,ny faults anJ in n;rticular that tho Jis,rcs'
,,'rrs chi,ny rron cmi',rra.s smcnis with xhi,b
No LAWYER rip s,riousiy symnatbiz.. There arc
,,,.rai ,tr,Lin naws in this dram, In tho
Grs, niacs Asros,n's Jifirultics aris. cn,irely
rr"n, h,. ,,rnss oversight in nat .r,ctjn, nm IN
,nrarcc unon his ynrlmI. arrosies' Ho should
bavc on.,n,L sct az nnliri,s a, onco unnn tho
R;,i,o .bcre marin. insur,nc, wns nerfcct,y
we'll und.rstooJ and where the broker, would
bsv. cot him ff,y name. in forenoon 10 any
extent uron shin, freight or cargo, lost or not
ios, Thi, prudeutiai st.p would have given a
totally different turn to tho whole affair when
be wantcJ 10 helm D,ss,,Io with n OOO duc,,s
for 4 months. he coud easily have rai,ed tho
money M a per cent. ON the security on an a.
s;e nmcnt Of the policy. SuyIoCK savs ~ him
mhNToS,o ia A good man vet hi, mean, ar, in
sunnosition. be hath an sr,,osy bou,d 10 Tri.
noils, another 70 tho Indies: I understand.
moreover. upop tho Ri.lto. he hath A thirI AZ
M,xico n fourth for England and other Won.
tues h, hath ,ouandcred abroad. But shin.
er. Inn, boards. sailors arc hut men. there II,
land r,ts and water rats, water thieves and
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Asms-Ths Inquiry for both kinds ID modersts;
sales II Pa Al So 2sa$5 81, and Pearls 81 ~
PLoUR AND AnAL-Ths inquiry for western Ca
nal Flour Il more sunsral. and tno ms,x - h,h. IN
tns arrivals arc MOI erstA ~ snippiog brands; ths
bettar grades in fair quest ~ ,rrsyur raves
Ths sales ar. I2 400 pbi. a. S5tbo'fT sip-rhle
sss's and w, s'sfn; 20 lts1 10 :r 'x"s s~@i
t1 70 ID ~ Tor chotcs 90.
C.p.ci.a FL,ur is steady the demand 's ,.ir for
rare ard Tor shpmsns; shs sales are 400 10 -
a, 50 l5,sT 10 for extrss-
4 'utheru Fpur N more active, AMI ths low Brh~
s,s hrt.Sr and fired Iess freely; tss dsn.na "
pa My fJr sort; the arc $50 oO,, ., ~ 80
$50 70 rr naked 20 god suPahi "a pahmo .,
A. I-Ddris. 81,
NJ 900 obls n. So Boa 81 Gun Nrsl uq quiet; Asl-.
- az 81 j.. sOssa SJ, ana Brandywias s
- sR sEEE -. .
SHADY sales ~ 300 hD's ~ INC
GEAIs-Tos W eat m.'kr'n "a Am, with fsW
Ssmsnd 81 lhs close, soi.hy fr export, an con-
hnrt largely ~ Spring tn- sal.- ais 81, 40 ph,a'
At 81 lhk'Si u for Chic.s, Sur M 81 IL for
n r'h western Club a, cNlIsi ssd 81 +o.si o. for
W it Isci. lana ant n ch gan
Bailey I. in fair dom1ui, but small lots AZ 'hs
,llrcAd DegOf are not saI.snl- tho sales sro
- hDA bssn, c'i n sa- st Ts.T8c.
BsI.y Mails Ia qri.' =, 90.so
Rye IA quiet sa.nl s,lss u Jerusy ~ o5H,, and
N,rbern at0c
I'D ulxAi 10 In rsuusss for ekp'It st GOc.
7se .alss sIe So 0G0 b-sh. ~ bssbso Tor nss Ysl-
lo. Jatspy in bay. 10 ,0lp for n-~ IN xsd W st-
s.p, ~ tbs THir ad aspt ttht 4" iVsied
Panyis oss- Th- Tk Da'k"' v q~u- nn'nilNl In
Al .,..nr. of IN A. prE; srsil sSlts II MSS 81 ~
ssIT ~, pr q Prnr si2 30 So 10
Ref "A in li,.,i,ad pNnf snd Is -v.sdy st,s' ot
o. bbl,, a, sh7bs 9,T for R4Ps'ked n a'' aai 10
i~,a IA Am, the Samsnd 10 good; ssiss OF $50
bbJ |. and t~ 81 eh lohc
Drs..sd Wng. are saisshe 81 0H sof J. iorwos
ru, spd OK sTc' &r C"y'
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At the recent meb in Richmond, Va, gather
ed to express disapprohation of the sp.rch of
one Of the Union members " the Convention
q. JtssINos W,sL, VIII, hArtansurI tho muI.
titudc, wanrd the Convention tat II mighf y.f
tccom' nc"osd'g.f,r ihr p,opls 10 rise in t,,.r
might uni c''dr Hc chambers az he po,nt IF tLs
bnpord. GOrps, n mcmnrr of tho convention,
hoastcd, IN his rciua ks to he same Gro 3d. that
the people were "on he war path npw--uot 10 hc
governed by tho fats Of nimhy-plmby conv n.
lions or sleeping legislatures TO s,c,, y
Item and hc bonts nj Jdakee t1stm istnrs inis
oR'i,-., and d,Srn'aruH hr sute IN ,pi,s ot
them" Such are tln inSrlrnt mcnicns under
which the Virginia Convention ,i'I and dclhe-
rates. Wa shall whether or not thc,c
mcnacce IN work the purpogc with thu free
snd loyal men Of Virginia, in tho Convention
or out OF It. We shall sre what Yir.ini,
chivslry is made of -LoUsrHe JoVnh.
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Tne Pswer Of Hearty Laughter.

Thsf flowing incident comes to us thoroughly
authenticated, alIhnugh We are not at liberty
to publish any names A short time since, two
indiyi!ulls Ia this city were lying in enc room
very sick ono with brain fever, and tho othsr
with au aggravated case Of mump.. They
were so low that watchoss were nerisd every
nicht and IL was thought doubthl II the ono
sick Of fever couM recover. A gcntlcm m was
engaged to wa,ch uns night, his duty heng 10
wake the nufss ~henever IT became ne 'essary
to administer medicine. In the course of
tho nigh. both watcher and nurse fell
asleep. The man with tho mrmp' lay
Watching the cock. and saw thai it wis
time 20 give the feyor-pstient bis potion. lie
was unable to rp,ak aloud, or to move any
po<tion Of his body, except his arms, but,
.eizing a pillow, he managed to strike the
, watcher in the face with it. Thus suddenly
| awakened, the watcher sprang from his scat,
! alling TO the floor aud awakening both the
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Foreign Items.

OsE rHors,Sp .rd fifty -sx fires oc SURE
in London dsrIng lot y,s-.
MEssISA, lrALY, wirH 100. 200 inhssita.ta
has no nowspaper no school, but, accu,tonsA
t. the hdit- = 'vtt"ts tor seAeraions. n
amused by plenty Of theatres.
THE SPANISH GoyERNMFSr HAS REcuvnw
tssUND dccrer for the Caipage Of e1 - =
gold pieces, to replace the large absorptios, -
other countries, "f its silver.
A PAsoRAMA is exhibited at Liverpssl shsv-
ing the progress Of the Prince Of Wales In this
country, and contains views of the prinGsnl
cities and towns through which no passed.
TnE MARRIAGE or AN Iaisu ErncorAr1AR
CLERGYMAs hy hiu self, has recently bcsa -
clarod invalid by the House Of Lords, tho hish-
est Judicial court Of appeal in Great BritsAl-
THE AMERICAN SuoAR MArLR rRsa -
heen planted expsrimentslly In the wooas -
Boulougnc, in order to test tho ptacticahSlltv
Uf acclimating the tree in France for its yisi1
Of sugar.
A WOMAN NAMED ANprRses died lately n
Scotland, s3 years old, who never saw Q n
gate, (though she resided within tive nbss q
enc nor yet the sea, or ship, or rairssd, -
steam engine In her life.
AFTER HAVING BEEN - long scouresf -
civil war, India Is now suffering from faaais
In consequence Of q recent drought. Poar -.
lions Of persons arc deprived q the nssas q
Subsistence.
TuK NHCRoroLIs CoMrANY Of Loudsa, Il
vertise to bury person in first elias -
mar complete" for eighty six dollars tvsnty.
five oents--praces included. II b cheaper - II
n London than New Ysrk.
In rHK ENoLisH NAvI, during the last =.
cial year, more than e5, 900, 900 wsre sxpsoAsA
in building forty. nine ships and vssselA nsslv
s1,OO0, COO, In altering unlaupchsd saillne
ship to steamers, and mere than s1, 500 o.
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Tho Southern Osps q =.

Montgomery, March, 12.-Tho injunction of
secrecy having besn r-noysa shere'rom, sa able
" ssnd - nopsia of tho perm nsnent constitution
The following its principal fs.,ures NJ person
Vho In foreign and nos citizen Of shs Confederate
States IL allowed 10 via. Uudor the first census
south Carolina Is sptitlsd W ivs R.pr,ssuta ives
In Conaias; GSrga 10. Alshams .; Florida Q;
M,ssi-'ippi l; Louisiana u; Texas 20; and csCn
state ~ two Senator'S.
TIL. State Legislatures may inJ osch JuiicIL or
Feceral ficsrs rfsd-nt aud Sctlng IN said stsIrs
by n two 81 ifda vote.
Both Houses ~ CO.. rr-s1 may grsIt sea,s IN the
floor W suhsr Of th1 priLc ple Nc ~ Cfiah Ekocu-
tive Departments with ths ivileso of dis 'u,-iny
measures nf the depar'inrut.
Representation On the taIis OF thrct-hnhH for
slaves IL csninutd.
Con. ess IL M, slu VI through dutis, - foster
any hrsn'h of industry.
The foreign ,lNvs trade IL pr ,hihlHd.
Congrr.R II prohibited from M king appr6 pr'R-
Hons uuhs' by 100 n soihir's OF 10th Houses,
except the appropTis'inn la aSk@d by tle head uf
tome del~Itmsn', or IN. Pc idrnt.
NJ extra cctnI ems on Is 10 b. Gwsi 10 any
can'ractnr, officer or Hg' mt after tie contrast II
msde Sr service deIsd
This Pre,idtn and Vice. rrssid,m arc 10 hold
otlics for six yFsfr.
The principal tHicers ~ departmsa'., and the
diplomatic service. Hr- removable At the pleasure
Of he PfssId.it. Oter tyii Cti erH are rsfGny-
a'a vH'r ~ 'r rv'r.a g. rrr.r rrH'y. 9th "
g."i ecu 's,rt is sons RsT nvnIs n it p- ra-
ported 10 thI S'nat- when ptyG'irsble. NJ clhious
TamGvas s's ipl.f,t,
o hsr state arc q a1 nitei n TIE Confsl,r-
scy by t. - tgoihiids II hrth II ,r.e,
TAB G nfs'eracy may ncqu'ra tsriDry, and
slavery SHALL hs sCkuo slscg,d ~ d protested by
Congress ard the territorial gnvsrnne. /.
wLsu fvs states snsl rstfy ths permanent con.
at,u,ion " shall be est,hliehad for rNif s,sts T..
Until ,stihed, che provisional constitution snail
continue in force, ut sx~uding b-yont oas year.
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Putridity Of Wells.

We hal well of beautiful water, soft and
cool, which all at once began TO taste and smell
as II the dead body Of some animal were un-
dergoing the decaying process In 1t. We gave
Il a thorough examination by the all OF look
ing glass but could discover nothing. We do
scendcd to the water, but found no animal or
vegetable matter in putrid condition, and
were forced to the conclusion that the water was
itself putrid. Having reached this conclusion,
We set our wits to work to devise a remedy; we
remembered that only still water became thus
affected, and that running water never so. We
thought the reasoa Of the continued purity Of
the latter must he because OF It's continued ag'-
taticn bringing all Of its particles continually
In contact with the atmospheric air when ali
sorbed by the oxygen to the necessary degree
hr reinvigoration Of bny property lost 10
sustaining It's teemIng infinitessiml life.
Upon this thought we based our action
and remedy. We hired q man to work thor
oughly the chain pump In the WELL working
with all his might for two hours during which
time be scarcely diminished the depth Of the
water. II was not longer than twenty four
hours before the water was rs sweet and good
IA ever. We believe that II was the thorough
agitation Of the wster by pumping, extending
To the very bottom of the well, that effected the
cure.
Again, We now have a eistern filed with
rain w,ter from the roof, which passes through
u filter in reaching the cistern. A week ago
the water In the cistern became putrid, tasting
and smelling we can't tell how bad. We re-
membered the experiment with the we'll, and
tho supposed reason of It's cure; so we procured
a long pole, and thoroughly stirred II up, agi-
tating the water as much AZ possible, perhaps
working at the job fifteen mir utes. In twenty
four hours the water was sweet and whOle-
some again.-H0m'S'edd.
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miscellaneous Items.

Mn. LINCOLN received last week from IN
rncs seeker , ptirion said 10 be orer tuo ~.
'n|nsh!
TpE NEw ORIEASs rAPKRs announce 1s
Death Of tho notorious GrohaE WAsnisoru0
DIXON,
Tur su.x,psor C.,,rppu,Y YNUA
Ina, son,sa AZ order Ior 400 san. Of th.;, -
!"o, ,'o,s >o,Is sanrs far J.v, S' " 'A'''
MUS Pr 49,, r
An,, a. Sav Of S,s,ing h. m;,;.t,a" ~
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nurse and fever patient. Tho incident s'rurk
both the sick men as very ludierous, and they
lau ghcd most heartily at II for uftacn or tw"n.
ty minutes. When the dnctr cimc in tho
morning, ho found his patients vastly i'm.
provcd-said he had never known 70 sudden 4
turn for the better--and they arc nov both
well. Who says laughter Is not tho best e
medicines 2-Ns,c Hdren ftlAndsDl.
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Calamitjes.

A pyAp CHILD, lying beside a mother bsastly
At Washington, on Friday.
A>oUsG GIRL wUILE KNITTING at friends
hou,e AZ Pug keel sie on Tuesday afternoon.
threw her hal b4ek and instantly expired
without n gruan.
G. ATHEI WHILE rsOsPECTra, near Gala
ye,a.. Cal, I. II into M Old shan, 30 feet deep;
n IarJ. C.Ii'urpiA stuuk had pTeced-d him and
LeiS, de- pcrate. attacked him, biting him SO
v.r.iv , n. foul,ht and hallOosd till he was
rescued.
WILLIE wAICUGsG THE ICE coming down
the river. at Hartford, c., on Tuesday, Mrs.
G.itrssaw an prom In ths stream. Seiaing
/, pnlr ,hr artcIn .Ied 30 land II, when she dis
covered that iii'le yea old boy was attach
et Ia il; he VA, Z scusd inssDsibis, but hsally
reeu,citsud.
CtLAsrriEs NAVE OVERWHELMED JosErn
H. AsCuIS of PlIIuuyille Ls. Three weeks
avs later a ,cr"ni met the same fate IN a
r,strrn. snl the very next afternoon, vicious
~ worried tho rcnd ming child to death. Ths
v,ctch, 4 father Is now chi!dless.
TuY LAST sCsSW aF rns PSEspKsT's FIRST
LryEE was quite tragic. The mob Of c"sts
hats Ard ps left in the hall had somehow so'
r"rxtricai ly miN"d up asd misapnropriatsd =
+, ms th'-ve. seem 10 have taken advantage "
Ihe opporuI ity TO do very good business
some Of he victims utterly refusing 10 don N
reasy, kinky apologies for hats left en- hand
lied Up their heads In hsndkerchiefs and Q
wended their way tQuaewatd.
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LINKLB AND LYONS, SEWING MA
chimes. prices reducs~d. All machine. wa-rsirted
10 siv better satifsotiou than any In the market
r,orsy refu s'v manfas4s n rsut Ofroa No.
iSs pc,~dva~ s1sNll2
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BAKERY To LET-TO BAKERS-rHE e
- old ertabli.hsd h.k ry 6lJ lrien -ich st. c,rasr
Leroy ,t w doi,e a frt ra.a business. Apply to
1212Ts
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HORSES FOR SALE-JUST FROM THE
country FROM u wears old: from 10 10 10 harar
high pony buit fit for coal csrtr Ice wagous trucks
cIprsss srocsrr, any Kind Of down town work; will
be obe.p traded foe other horsss Ia1uire At s
Canal u, N Y. 1i,lGa4
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EMPRESS ROUTE FOR SiLE-BRooK-
~ lyn aud n Y PNpr ~ X ,u.e, ~ith here, wagon,
and harness In go d od r. AVID com ts for y buI
ness. Inquire NJ l0l Msd,n L,Le, n Y. 1e,tt,2
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LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE--A SMALL
IL Iiluor .tora stnfk fixtures ~ firntura. rooms
and cellar $40 per month, cheap. Apply ~ we II,
bet lSh and lilh IT. lA2Oh3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

HORSES, &c FOR sALE-2 HORSES, 2
II carts and lrnesr vii be rcld tos-thsr sep
,ra'e, cheap for cash. Inquire OF GIB5O corner
NJ Washington and Ganesvoott ste. 13,26k6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

uuRSfS FOR SALE-i HORSES ON $
IL team suitable for heavy wort pris- $40 al -
q. team for iisht vort prize Sl60 Gan bs -san !
.olt, sunfa, eloept.d, at ITO wost 2tth VI, In 70
4 the Titan Hcuse, In the lot. 1S,2T1,2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

uORSES FOR SALE OR KXCiIANGE-I
1 young hore, Just from Canal. West, from ,iS
to lbS hands Ugh aud from I tr yeArs old all
1870 Norfolk 1t il,i39,6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

HORSE AND CART FOR SALE--A Good
L arnns Hor.e and Dirt Cart and Harness All
In good orr' hers scund ard sind Ia oil harness,
~ old suitable tr tuck, coal 1t, Ice wsson.
Can be- sOcu ct lGS East 18th It. 12,2II3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

uORsE FOR sALE - PONEY BUILT;
L L warranted s,und; will stand ny~h' re, fit tor
KIDD of bu,nees: would suit brick cart do.n
.ewn cars or truct, or wuLld answer q sr)c rymsn.
InIuiru &c y.udam a., table Ia rear. l235l,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

IORSES FOR SALE IS LOw-PRICE
ho~rer, fttei for c,rmen or eSprr-sn IN also,
s,od working horse will be cold for s2S IaIuire ]
the rtore, cor Of Gold IT aud Myrtle ayenu
prook,,n 1a2nS2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

HORSE FOR SALE.-LADIFS SADDLE
i kor-s for sale, pric. Sl2s. Also Ave chestnut
hors~, Just from the country TO be sssn ~ 10 yr'try
strept. rom . u A.y.ry day 10,3aO,g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

l.ORSE FOR sALE-ONE GOOD
II -'rong servce~Lle hor.~ sl-o one good mix w,S.
~. s,d h 'rner. snd ono sst double hsrne.. In
Juire In the feed rtore, olT Sikh yonAs, bg'we-r
S2d aud 80 4 street 12,3lhB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-14

SIcRE, &C., TO LET-CORNER STORE
ohouse and IL, for sale GOOD businsss property y,
g. Grand, conner of second St Millism.bnrsn ellsi
HI fo' - y bu.i "A spplY 70 kDw. q TAYLOR
POS uud on ave, hIsoklyu uh9 Aic'l2i
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