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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-18
NASHVILLE, TENN. TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1861.
Joyful News!
The Cry is "Still They Come" :"
WHAT?

Why beautiful goods, that will cause great talk,
As old friend, NJ Powers, has just returned from
New York
And receiving his Store, Southeast of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which he'll sell very
fair,
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which in beauty and durability s'truy divine "
He has coats and pants of almost every style and
shade.
Most fashionably cut, and very neatly pressed and
made;
And as for handsome vests-he'n sell you one in a
For the very least possible share of your cash.
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps a varietT of suitable hats,
The finest caps-all fancies sure to please
Both cloth and silk and new style japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So 70 NJ Powers don neglect to bring dollars;
For with myriads would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit;
Those most neat and fastidious in taste,
Who of in badly made clothes their money waste.
But strange to say for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined to expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains so very rcih rare,
That will compel you for months wonder and stare
He keeps clothing to suit the large and the small
And to credit our word, Just give him a call
"Quick sales and small profits" is his motto long
traced,
So TO NJ. Powers Store for bargains make haste.
anr2-2m
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Cross VieS W anted

TNHE Nashville and North h-wsstern Railroad Com
i pany wish to contract for 40, 600 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long, inches thick, well hewn to face at
narrowest place not less than inches clear of bark
timber 10 be sound to be delivered at the grade lns
Of the road IN Nashville.
The contractors want TO contract for 80 900 WHITE
POST-0AK TIES of the size the above to be
delivered the line of the road piles from section
ID section "a enough each section supply the
same.
Persons wishing bid will direct to the President
and Directors of the Nashville and North western Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
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A n Id II E w WIN DPS
ADVERTISING AGENCY

133 Nassau ST., next door to the Nassau Bank N. Y.
the Agent for the NASHVILLE PATRIOT, and the best
circulating Journals in the United States Canadas and
West Indies
He is authorized to receive advertisements for at
our published rates.
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For Rent. Tcr Rant

THE two BOARDING HOUSES On the Wharf owned
bsfors shs 13sh Jennsrys w = rsntsd pabtie out
CRY 70 the highest bidder. For terms "a app1Y =
J. nsunans ~ ths Hoek c1g NiI,s. - -
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A Thousand Babies Wanted.

ltHILDREN of any age can now have their pictures
~ taken perfect, We have built Room expressly
for their Groups of Children also taken in frac
ton of second, clear weather. Mothers need not
have the trouble TO take them 10 Gallery dozen
times, and at last put up with caricature, they
will but go
feb1S-U HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY.
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Pu b lis hing House e
NEW BOOKS.

ADA ARUNDEL, 90 80 90
OLIVIA, the Maid of Honor " so
CHARLEY FOX'S Ethiopian Song Book .......... l3
GEORGE CHRISTY'S Joke Book, No. 2............ Is
THE PATRIOT CRUISER, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.... 25
THE MANAGES SECRET, " 80. 25
THE MAID OF THE Rancho, by DR.. ]. H Robinson Is
Sent free Of postage receipt of price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY,
No. 126 Nassau street, New York.
Agents wanted. aug3-tf-w
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European Medical Institute.
Dr. SAMSON,

From Paris
No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
TINE necessity of giving to the public of the United
i states, rational and not expensive treatment In
all Diseases of chronic, especially of ecret charac
ter has induced DR. Samson flor several years known
this city the successful practitioner in that
class of aectOns) TO extend his sojourn in New York
for another year.
He may therefore be consulted at his convenient To-
cation, ss7O4 BROADWAY and will continue to keep
hand his and Dr. Records preparations such
Flor del Ucayali, ($2 per bOttle) against Seminal
losses and Debility from excesses or sehabuse, the
best remedy known in Europe.
His Preventive against Infection, 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills against Venereal Diseases,
one box sufficient to cure any case, 81 per box
His GOnOrrhea Remedy cures that disagreeable al
fiction In few days, 81
Best French Male Safes imported by himself at s.
per dozen.
: All his French and Spanish Remedies for Affections
of Ladies' will be with a circular containing
crets Of importance known TO few French Physicians
only
AT his Institute there are eight provided for
the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen, that the
strctesl privacy Is observed
He is under the necessity Of notifying the public
that he has not the slightest conrecion with his old
office, at 512 Broadway and that an impoeter Is copy
ing verbally his advertisements.
The Doctors new place is 704 Broadway, above
Fourth street, and nearly opposite the New York Ho
tel, where he be consulted in English, German,
Italian, French or Spanish.
Letters should be addressed to Box 3576 p o., New
York julyA-dSw1y
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TWO FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT

ON Church street, between Market and Front Streets
" with the privilege of yard attached Handsomely
situat d for small family. Apply on the premises
MARI If
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Our Havana Plan Lotteries.

DRAW Four "a TINES MONTH.
And the most liberal Of any Scheme ever offered.
For particulars, address,
W. C. DAWSON & CO., Managers,
oct 81. Macon, and Savannah, Ga
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DIED.

ALBRo-on "Wednesday, March 49, william Albro, in the 9th
Tic mend. ana relatives Of the family invited attend his
faa r Thursday ian inst at |; NJ Tain leaves Twenty
siAtL station at Ill d. IA for Melrose.
BROCRELMANN-In Brooklyn, Saturday, March g. Ida
Maria Auguste, only daughter Of j. H. and j. Bochcnann
aged 8 months and 20 days
CANTLEBURY-On Tuesday March IL, Joseph, youngest
child OF Edward and Mary Anna CAniebuy aged years ard
10 months.
attend funeral tifhday lish inst az oeock at We
residence Of his grandfather Enoeh strat'0n No. loi West
DoTY-on Tuesday March H. John Doty of this city aged 70
yeaTs
ERTZsERGRR-In th, city, on Monday March IL, James L.
EItEocrger. in the 5zd year OF his age go.
GoRDoN-In Melbourne Australia on Friday, July D. 1901
I'd. Gordon, formerly of Boston. aged ~ -.
GORDON LIP jersey CITY on Tuesday M''sp H. ''i' rp
The friends and scduaintances OF the fanny 1e
sa 20 Of s1a nj. aSd Grove streets. friday March
Is o'clock p ~ Carriages viii be IN waiting a. the iey
GRAVY I'm Mopd.v March II, Mary Elizabeth youngest
I OF Michael AID ca;haiue Grady aged years. months
ADDS days
only child Of William r. and Msy Huhty aged years and
The .si will tpke place nom the residence Of Mr. James NJ
Badssr No ~ Willow street Brooklyn, on Th9rsdsy aIsi
noon y o'clock The relatives and inends oi .he fanny
are respectfully invited to attend without iar'her notice
Eea Louise youngest daughter Of Lasae aud Pamela hous
berry, aged years months and days
HAMBLER-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, March H. CaLohne'
vile OF John naubler, In the doth year of her age
JACoT-ln this city, Tuesday, March H. Rose Marguerite
Jacot widow Of Edward Jacot, agvd 81 years. naive OF
Switzerland. -.
JARDONAt Centepor Long Island on Monday March ~
6l o'clock p Mira Ann JaIdon, beloved we Oh ~ "
Laden ar aged 20 years, IL IN jnths and Il days ,
TSs relative: aud rhd. the family respectfully invited to
attend The the residence Of Mr. iho Eames 10
32 Grand WILLIAMSBURG Thursday afternoon tue
lith inst, at o'clock
KYLEOn Saturday March o. 1861 Colin Reed Kyle aged
year. and mouths youngest son oil Alexander a"a JUSTIN"
Kyle :. ,.s, u,,.
'>LAUNy-yp this city, on Tuesday p'sht March V i'si sf'
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TO ARRIVE.
z,n.xcuHrrr Eailcd
TO DEPART.

In ne sfearalip fdriai,c Jar SognGmpto7-Mcssrs I'll
Wolfe and Ere,te uqls De RodeP2rt Geo Prn-
tss and lady L. Wa den and lady a. Pain Wafer
Richmond french, Clay, stakes A M-Jrtsh, o. p Eys-N
CoLdiz }. r. Howard Coggi a. II. Bosrp6aum John NL-r
it, " Foster and ai, Rev. Irving Sat,ss John Tlosn.
Fitzpatrick. George ILompsoa J0nss IAoaia'n Ma
Een Thompson NJ. L. LI3g hascu, = 3euh aud u Lns
hoyeu Ruao oh Branch 6. o. e, " Barnes Alfred Lise
g. Melville &. =. Wilmer aud lady Mis- WikheI d. iA1sT
T. Hoffman f. G.. L anedy, J.. y. EeDIiques, miss W.
Drughelty, L. Felix Csrlusse, Valet: NJ. feua sf1"
Wilson sud lads G. GarwcFe and aGy {. !aMd l.. ID.
Kubl-, Jos Lender Mourqsc, ". Pa.sht S.i'ih capt
Brsgs 7. TUbsa. T.. G. Downing Alien o oIe Ne Br'es
lin Mrs. Adelson aud dao shor, j. Turner j. Rs5iI'on
McCr,ry, j. Joseph hirs EarkJlson l.. LiJn, s. IA
keiau, Cha les Jacobson II W sea Mis- C.'si1,
rnlaI
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Aeyp!2lprk Daily Gribn>r&
MARBLE %.

BEEBE-PURDYA. the residence Of the brides father,
by the Rev j. Vermlye, J. o. Beebe OF Boston TO Miss
May Purdy Of Westche,er.
EEMP-TRYOE-Ou Wednesday March 70, In Christ Churc'
by tbs Rev. William h. Morgan d.. d. rector OF 81
Thomas George hemp Juliet A, daughter OF Francis
Tryopi esd
sOULE-SaADDLE-I Jersey City, March b. b. The Row T.
b. omeyn Biwenhug h NJ J George H. Soule 10 Annie,
daughter Of II. o. Shadde esq.
WIsE-FOWLE-At Penn Yam, EewYork, on Tuesday even,
log March ~, by the Rev. H. ;. Fine Mr. John Wise %
the Compton House" Newlo rk and Miss Ruth Ann eldest
daughter OF EdwsrdJ J. Fowle OF the former plsce.
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Postmaster AT WEST BLoosFlELD'-Ihe kepaon.
ann. Of west bloomfield, Essex County, n. j., held
meeting on Monday evening and deeHsa 70 o;,,s.
Mr. John C. Doremus for Pos'hss'er' ~. ,hs
was also appointed TO procure SIGNATURES ps', . p,s
Postmaster General to change sas name 0i 'ae e'''
Office to Montclair,
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charity Lsnoy widow OF the late Dr. Launy, IN hrr8oth
yeac.
The relatives sd friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the residence Of her son. Dr. Gspt
Ls1ny Thursdty afternoon 81 oclocE March a. No. ~
Eat Twen y.rinth street.
Lansing =
LOVlCk-0n Tuesday, March - 6 nrel L. Lo,ich inf,
t9h year IL bis age a nat e Of Eng.G.d
John d. hacntyre, Gr aged 81 yeaIs
EORTOS-ht tEedovia Now-York on Friday Msrrh A.
Mlrl Howard. only daughter Of tho Rev o. a. Id May A.
Norton osed u yeaTs
RILEYn this ely, Tuesday, March ~. j. H. Riley In
the 35th year OF bis sge.
SANDS-On Thrdday mon ing The 18th q TLidoptb Iv
JOB Sands. I'm the Gist year Of bio sge. -
The fuurrsl eil Sixth day morning the Ia, ,s
az 10 o'clock FfienJs Meeting House az Hohcsste 49,
chester county, New FORK.
WALL"ANN-In this city, Tuesday March IL hrpa c,A
sriue laughter OF Frederick WeUslu. aged year raSas
and days.
WARRRNAt the residence NJ his brother at Baltimore, Nd
on Sunday, March TO- David NJ NsrTer aged Il years
The lccr,sed Of the well know pub hny 1ote
II. Cowperibwoif Co Of Phi a6elpla Hi uorfal wi4
t8k- place Worcester, Massachusetts Friday tue lh
inst fIeneJ and relatives respectfully invited TO scnd
without fusther ootice
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Ni,naiers. &c.

posroy March l3-Ihe brig Johann from Newcasus ooass
% ON was abandoned a, sea Inv dst,J Tue GIG" ~
brought here BY brig Robert Wing, . =, o.f e,ionsv
Esros March 10 The snip Susan O. owen IA "A
renorted ashore on TO y land les spnk et ~ we "a
In lS4s WA 7J5 tuns, rated y, and 9"hs" " j.
Charleston -. ~, Al. c,,r.y f,ofn Moaevideo
f G. Ibomas arrived Rio Janeiro Jaa ~ va
INV teleasph to Ellwood Waiter esq, 80 " u'' "
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UeoOins Gar0s, Mr.

AT EVERDELLs, 800 Broadway, cor. Duane
~ st. WEDDING CARDS In elegant styes at low prices
See tie Ribbon Knot for Cards Specimens sent by mall
A DEMAREST, No. l62 Broadway, cor. john
"A. st-WEDDlNG CARDS. Notes, Envelope Of latest
styles At fir prices Samples by mail Also Seals DoorpaeL
ATJ.H. JOHNSTON d Co.'S No. $50 Bowcry,
N corner roome..t Wedding and Visiting CaTd, Notes 10,
latest STYLES very low prices Specimens by mail Fine Watch
es Jowelry, Silver, and slyerPated Ware, ow prices
AT WIN. EVERDhLLs SONS.-Wedding
IA CARDS Of the lates. styles at No. 04 Fultonst I.
WA EYgRpBLL,jr. HENRY EyE2pkLl~ skAsChEYeAp4
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ATEW-HAVEN, AlERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Springfield ho',ampcn ~, n'en ed, tssH' sS;
srE AMGES DIZZY At d. 'Id u p - fn nS 20 Se~
haysn : bs';hIies. n a' s N o"I Al
y 70 FRANCIS avg Ccnesl frcsEs Agent, Pi-' No 23'
Easi River, hc'r.YorE. -
C,ENTRAI, RAILROAD of W-JERSEY.-
IT, ~ n DE- aekamsnne sud v este n Railroad
iss % 10 is yssy GosG and l. connections. forming
SPRiNG REABGENENr-Co Commencing March J. E6l-
W,Ka,sG Iapiss.-At0s NJ for E.stOn Reading Potts
y,lr ,ihrri. burg Msuch c sunk ~iinisport, sc ~
Man Tk,iS-A AHA m. fr Easton Water Gap Scranton
Ia - f6rgn FCI E1.ton Mauch Chunk, Williams
psrt Heading Pyttsvilc, Hauishurg Be-. 80
~ THaorGH TaAlS-For Es';on' Bethlehem allentown
N pT r'g'' r., IA.rx-For someryiIle.
Eii.rss l'N ioh =, a. I2'sS p"cp ia tin to
Enosi Northern Ceutrs North and south, ana wits the Cum'
Eai~lr.iy6, Avp EEw.YoRK FgRuY-Lesve Eewyork
on rer No. Ncrh RIVER a! 1;9o and l;2o ''- 4|'
IEAts E1Apr1H-At6;l5l 1890 rnd a3; 20 aad 1910
The boat stop at Be,sen Point and M.aer HarboI eyey.p
,sch way. JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent.
MERCHANTS me for ALBANY-Fare %
I'VE cen;sstegue.i ZERO 3od MONTE AMERiThAiOIe
81 nee sis 90 " ion % The New,Yok
C,ni.li Iisil cd. J. ". HANCOX, Aseut
AIDRTlfFRN RAILROAD Of NEW-JEkSEY.-
~ WINTER AlEANGEMENr daily, Sunday. excepted
=
Coz Suhs.n'. D. Tor slon,sy a IN AID ss p M S a
Pa-m,n, o A. y M $3.50 and $50 p m Returning ea7'
e ' S S md 2 ? =, ~ 100 rs Suney y. ssni
leave. t'wiork ate a. m Cd 3onday. -
NOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE, via NEW
i PORT and FALL RINFk-Ths splendid and superior
,sfgcr LAY STATE Can't, Jewott leave, Newt ofk every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY.. at s o'encs M
aud tho EMiihE STATE, CAPT brayton' on hDSDai'
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, O. o'clock P M from Tier NO
eTcaer no room, vii be regarded secured to any 'pp
eslt uu'i the sHne shail have been paid for.
gr.xht boston forwarded through with great di'PacA oJ
I" WI s0sDES. Agent, No, 70 aud Il weit,t.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD Tor albany aud Troy competing with i9e New
Genital s,gss ,o' 81 gs'in Mg S ssos Ea
sti Bur son P..buTs Rou.es Point osden'Oursh aud
FaoS Tnros.E,w, sEAR Crr FROS 25TH 81 srArios'
HALL 7;a0 a. IN, and Ssia p H.
ZIP Train : a N andl 20 p. N. lo:2S a m
o wi.msb.iasc White Plains. Crs,on FAILS and ell local
sInday norrinr. JOHN sURCHILL, Asst supt.
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
~ pELPHlA aud the SOUTH and wfSr, via JERSEY
ClTYN,i ahd Erpre,s Li5ss leave New'fok at and IL
dsd "a 40 Meat All or Washington. Esw Orlesn' ard
n. south tho Ish bssgagc checked to warrington IN
n and Is. WOODRUFF, A.i.,sn, Superintendent,
ohecasi IN advances Of the time u LEAVING
uuDSoH RIVER RAIROAD.-tor ALBA
fy auATROY. { INJECTING WITH TRAIss NoRI II
From Chanberssi. From 3i1t'''
Erpr.ss IdIlA IN snd3.l5 1:2s ll:oJ H., snd3:So and
Troy ald albany with sleep o.lsp tsnnd,y' included
Pr .a.c w. a.ia 100 m M and 1880 and "a;
- "a. ard4p
sug Sing train, sIS aud f'0 and '''' P III
I'''' town "Ain '"H H. A. sSliTH, Superintendent
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s.yANN III March iS-The U0iled States Mall ssantmp
Angnsts ved at Tybee IL clock TGesda mgo el8 I'VE
SshaIf al O'clock "Wednesday morning.
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IQcI THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
JOOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. COL
GREAT pOuBLE-TRACK ROUTE
Tie espArt, Of tie Rosd cgI2 % any IN ne country
gHE GREAT SHORT LIVE 10 TIE WEST.
- 49, l.. 70

Tie espart, Of Ro-d cgl2l IN che country
gHE GREAT SHORT LlNE TO THE WEST.
Olicu No J Aston House, corner ~ Ne'cy =.
Fser. FOR the transportation Of PAengrrs g. and om Gin
elruati hcsr, LODI. - Paul Ns-hyhIe hemp~ New.
Of..r, AID 81 o'.r in the 80. NDrh-Wel and
THROWN uaius ~ the Ne.t cave Neviork foot OF Court
l.ndt l-Aio!Hg Ipiess. kyerIug Express p
srr1I. .ni lem Ell thc tf4tr-
Fse always low aud the time quick az by any other
Nv ibis route Frrshis Of ell descriptions be forwadelo
rdop y runt 90 toe Rlr ads II Ohio kentucky Indians,
lIip.I, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT or 10 any port the naggble rivers OF the West ~
,iruusra nom fiuiburgh. - -. ,
m, rates Of Weight aid from point Of he WeI. hy tho
PcLpsvara a. all tmr favorable AZ are eh uged
h. oflr- .rosd Comranir Merchants and shippers iDst
r ia. poaiion their Freight thi. Company rely
vii conhdehce . IT, speedy Transit
Tb. Company slso maintains Emg-an Accommo dstion
Lire by vc psri rug atns Ne't~a ard ENJOY cheap and
eoJr able mode 4 convey ~ onehgf The l rates
OF lsle T.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House.
LEIGH 81 Co Reigh, Agents. , .
No. Aston Honse and No. South Nlli1mt.
MCDONALD BiSCHOFF, Emigant Agents,
ENoCH LEWIS, Genesal sup., Altoona, Pa
N'EW-Y and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNEIRk EXPRESS at q. m for DuHaiik buhalo,
C,nandagua aud principal Stsiiens ct,
B:i5 Dunklrk and Intermediate Stations
TIN, Trsin remain, over might a EiHirl.
WAY so p M, for NidGc,own, Ne"burgh, and inter-
mediate Stat0uI
kIGHr EXPRESS daily at p. M, for Dunsirk Buffalo,
Cauannyua AID principal Stations. Tie an OF Saturday stops
a, ali N al. Train Stations and runs only 70 hlmra .
CHAS. MlNOT, General supt
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jaa7,awtmyl cOmuis toners Of Tazc. sed ..sa.ugnt'

ANEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
- School Ogcer Of tr lth Waid at thece Of we 'e!f
Of Se Bo,id e Educn- ~ corner o. ur'na qua :, [
MFDN FSDAN tns 2th Of March irt ri II ocl "A az ]
for the DIRECTION Ct WING 10 WARD SO
No b. In aid Ward, and otherwise Nf-ng anG w
Building Plans s.j specih;stioEs for ssiG a'!'
secn at Once the Superintendent Of 5oAo' - r
fbr Hos~fof Edscaiiou No. Gcosnyst rep s'is' lo."
addressed School OGcers OF tie lth Ward SLu og ~ 49,
panied Will the aUes If Tesp1D 'le ard -,
L. awarded other t'ln-s pei Gun. W
the lowe,t responsible bidder, ote'Hg sailao;oLy nj
A. sncos sd If eYrd for tue pUbhc interest 70 40 So
JAMES MAChFAN, D 49,.
Holm M. HFED, ftOuu-ll'Se'
nANInS IhEn 5ON.\
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Paaarnpars ArriYed

n brig Gpancle from Te.StTe-Me.Ar, Charles Seymour
snd K. w. Thompson go,
In 5ayk Ryssoat from Basnn <reSr. Eiram Gilmore
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ALMA~Fc
SIM ResG;it tSc............6oO Moon Ris,s $50
sIaH WATER
Sandy BOOK s:2T Coy I,lAnd...ll:. Hcn Gae...llsSs
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rNoCH LEWIS, Gene.al sap..
Eceal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
The County Of NewYok notice IA hereby given oil persons
claims znst JAMES CLARK te o. the City Of New:
YORK deceaied present tho with the vouchers thereof
10 the ubcrbeIs AZ the Office of Peter Cumming NO f1Tk
place IN he Clty NewiOr before the 18th day Of June
nrxt-Dsted New-York 18th day Of December, 1900
PETER CUMMING,
STEPHEN MANN, Executors
d2.IaHsmTh GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
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lJrniiirG.

Yn nnA CIRCULARS. s.; lO,0gO Caras,
W.SbSJis -15g-El per 600; fti!eed. 20 Per iea,h
So CO. ers end every o. - description 'l"a! wv
The cheap p,iu Office 30 lTyOn row junction u Chatham
and Cente etc. lei Li,y Hail
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GniIcrs, 6ar0ware, &r.

rg,IN PLATE. SHEET IRON, ZINC, DC,
4 TIN and IERSE PLATE. CHARCOAL aud CONF,
SHIEr IRON--i.r,gsu Russia. Ensishl AmrI.cSL'
ZINC COFFEE, SPLITTER BLOCH TIN, WIZ, &c.
FOR sale ~ 4. A. THOMSON 4 Co. No 2l3 NSerst
TErO DEALERS in IARDWaRE.-in conse-
queuco oftEe deaH senior Mr. "a ard Corni9g IN
The g,h If Jerus IL b-cotn~s necessary for me sl''bs par
- a. vs. lie fi ~ TOO late tTm. For the Teaslt uH
rev arrangement =. made carrying on the ou'ie' W sn4
a.. s.u M vrry low fTc. for good siS months
no. bend yo.tr order. n EDWhAD CORNING Co,
Per JASPER r.. COi,NlNG, sur'idtf Psrrer'
No. 20 Dueuc Il New. oIk.
Son al emiiiaroos will allow you ore 30 Of me
eXchar-e.
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60 nobom 1t nan Concern.

ALPHEJ,S PROUDFOOT VIII h.ar something
"A to his advantage by calling JOSIAH SA 'oIA' TO- W.
2 College place.
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Gott,s.

DARKER HOUSE, Boston. - The addu0h
10 his Hot, being completed With superior occommois
tions Z ladies ana cIuo. will lie ope ID on mONpA
Jslr vary 70 The luusr tonpee IN az s ap,-
and IT The iuen i u the pIon,iyy.s - maze "by e
patron age Of the ;Gsge.ips PuDEc' HIotIIt nils
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

INURNISIIED ROOMS 10 LEI to LodgeIs, ~
IT No 254 tnands. corner Of Chr s,o, Pleasant and wen
REGULATED, ou reasonable terms.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OFficE OF TIE |;
IN COMMISSIONERS ~ FANS AID AssEN'l' - w. -,
Chamber at Neg-i J..I. - losI--' &c - =, ~
tbst lie kssessrcl RoGs Rel ard Persona ~ I
Iitv A. Cy1nty Of new. foIk forts yee l'i W. IN
nm kIONDAY In. llfh inftsI ftI Pupc iHslc w. tu -
cop-irue opsp until the Jth cay Oi IN eAt
ar, earnc Nv gequeed TO ce' az eAi n' vac
A. Jey t,at auy errors the easements nay pr corrected
40 All per.os entitled ~ la' TO reduction o. ihaf aess
80 ,esson of their herg clcrfymeu or r military ser
inn. ta1s,ion ae regussted make gpicsi'n or sue ed
tor on exemptions previous TO the dV OF tHe rolls on the Vh
dsy Of April r ...u,, ,cso 4, r,hti.bs5
fox the information q tdxpayes 50, ., 81.
sT,os 10 During Lc tiu the books shall be open ol a1c
nfrectyn hret fore provided sppicunc ney De uaGt 0
any uer.on lila self we'd by tAo Gsseseu
ten Of his real haye tne same Cccu
scL application be made L. relation - the assessed
Tsa estate IL uut be asde h. wiring s'1e tbe -
irrfinns IA aGd tharcupc the t0nll ~ le's sHI
ilto Tho rouIlHt aud IL ia r ild.u.e"t the ,es
Ttsas hey III caufe The oo roT ec u sun
tisD be q lii T. rs,cd ssluli ~ o. ~
the app tcsnt hc exam 30, Il urHt oah ty W.
sio rrs 10 90 IA authorized g. administer Scn "''
tl s1 4, "a ihojr judgment The nrH erroneous '"y
,ha,l oou,e the sane corrected Eid eH tiy
Al, ma, ne.eve he l"tt fEl d'C.i't tP &c
S ps,e iLn ih!rty -, arer such apih,' s1au uovs
he n rloc TO thru No red cup h1u he mace ~ VIC
OF Sr cryscs cf auy real OF p soli ft VA
yc,es odcr tis ae' .n.sFi shall appear untt roat or
Han that The t1u, hrrcvtd unable u nilenH ". it
pS rrescribd cJrcc lon Of taxes " reason o. sco
"es'" ''' A. J. WllIIa BISON,
J. W ALLEN,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tho County Of NowYok notice 1. hereby given to all persons
hagnx ala asaist ROBERT BROWN late OF tho City Of
wfoh mnrbe dealer decea,ed to present the same with
a. Brown and ROBERT T. BROWN, No. l92 Broadway,
Of JChn ia the Cy Of on or before ibe
of FSLr uary i8oI. ANN G BROWN, E1ecu!rx
ELIAS O BROWN, w.,
ROBERT l. BROWN ! H1ecu'os'
III law6mTh or Robert l. Brown, deceased.