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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25
SPECIAE ORDER 30, Il2.

HEADQUARTERS POST D~IyI~iON-wEST ,
r DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, KY, cohrr 22d, l-6L.
HEREAFTER no Grain win De allowed 90 b. o Ken
from that portion Of The sat &C 1enua--r.
bounded on tbs south by the hlit.ry road. mining
east from Fllou, on the Mississippi liver, 90 Masf o.
Depot, ON the Memphis a. dtho Eai r'al on1hi Wr-
by the Misri sippi river, and on tus sa-t. by tie h-u-
phis and Ohio huiIrnad Nor WI Gram BE- ~ owed ID
be taken from pny OF the c1uuties on III wet hans O.
the Missis ippi riser, north Of F ntOu, Ten 90 the Grain
in this district being required Ter the use Of tLr Army
Steamboat Captains mi Railroad Agents are strictly
prohibited from transport ng Grain IN violation o. ths
O.der.
By command Of MajorGeneral POLK.
T. ID B AXE,
Captain G S. A.
a. &c. G.a.m.H
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menu L AlbA4AH
Col. RUsT.-One Of our Nashville exchange.
relates the following anocdote Of this gallant
officer:
A short time agoa skirmish took place between
fine pickets of the Federal general, Reynolds, and
General jackson, of the Confederate army. Atter
the affair the latter found a letter in a %neighbor-
ing house inviting Col. Rust to dine at the Fed
eral camp on Cheat Mountain. The Federals up
there have a great desire to get hold of the gal
liant colonel. Not long since he was sent out TO
~reconnoiter the camp on Cheat Mountain, and,
on approaching, a Federal picket hailed hiln
with Who goes there p Col. Rust, Of Ar
kansas, by Cd" was the reply. Bang! went
a Federal rifle, but the colonel escaped. and re-
turned the fire, sending his Hessian a~ssailant to
that bourne whence no traveller returns" Col.
Rust is one Of the most courageous men in the
service.
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GEORGIA AND THE WAR-From the am

GEORGIA n iii WAR.-From the annua.
| report Of the Controller+Gen Of the State Of
Georgia we learn that she has now in the field
thirty-four full regiments (some more than full,
and four partially filed regiments, together with
three battalions, and other independent compa-
MES in Virginia and Georgia, amounting in all
to about forty regiments in the Confederate gov
-rnment service. And besides this, three regi-
ments now in the State service TO be increased
at once to SIX regiments for the defense of hcr
sea coast
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The FEDERAL GuNBoATs.-The GAINESVILLE
IL gsysogian has information from Eddyville,
Ky., that the Federal gunbcats are making regu-
lar visits there, and that the place has been oc-
cupied bv a small squad of LiDcoluite soldiers.
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S~HINPLAsTERs IN MAcoN.-The citizens of
Macon held a meeting on Monday last, and
passed resolutions requesting the city council
to issue, not exceeding 100000, in &" change
hiUe -
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E~ The Charleston Mercury denies that the
steamer Nashville has run the blockade from
that port for England.
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pRIsoNRRs FxCHANCED.

We learn by passengers from Columbus 'uA'
an exchange Of prisoners took place al that POM
on Wednesday last. A Federal boat, under a
flag OF truce, camc down from Cairo, aud alter
aueholiug in the middle of the river, was NlS-
tied by the Confederate officers, when an
exchange was proposed blythe Federnhsts, which
was acceded to by Gems. Polk and Pillow, upon
the apparently unequal terms of permitting the
unconditional release Of sixteen Federal pms
oners for the extension Of a ike fuyor to three
Confederate soldiers, who had been unfortunate
enough to fall into the hands Of the enemy
The interview is said to have been an agreeable
one, the Federal boat having been coUrteously G.
escorted without our lines by one of our Owl
vessels.
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SALTPETER.-Tbe Huntsville Democrat is re-
quested to notify all persons who have saltpeteI
caves in this region, that there is still a great
demand for saltpetrG for tie manufacture Of
gunpowder, and by addressing Col, James J.
Donecan, President of the Northern Bank OF
Alabama, Huntsville" they may get informa-
tion for their W and the public benefit.
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Died,

OF ~diPtbsria, Oo S uday, Jhs 2oth instant, at the resi-
denee Of ? n Guiland. IL Mount Pleasant MIssissippo
WILLIAM G. NoRrLEETs in che eleventh year Of .snd
age. anne
afts
dM.
10w4W
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PUBLIC ARMS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
General Walker publishes an order in the
Huntsville Democrat, under instructions from
the War Department, requiring all " pirate per
sons, discharged soldiers or others, within the
limits of the State of Alabama who have in
their possession arms, whether swords, muskets,
rifles, arms or pistols, taken from the battle
fields at Manassas, TO deliver up and forward
them, without delay, to his brigade headquar
tiers at Huntsville. The propriety Of the return
of these arms to the proper owner, the Confede-
rate States, is too obvious to require argument
to enforce it. 1t is sufficient to say, that the
arms belong to the Confederate States, and the
government needs them for the public defense.
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SO REWARRI

II As tak-n the oEcs nf Dr. ROecr-. corner Of Ter
II t-rsou and Second street, on IN ao.d Pest mcc
size, ami may be found there night or day. Entrance
from Second street.. ocaa d
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FREMoNr's FoRCEs.-lt is stated, on the au-
thority Of the New York Tribune, a special
champion Of Gen. Fremont, that be has forty
thousand troops in bis a-ay around Tiptou, and
seventy thousand in his entire command. The
Chicago Times says he has an immense army
subject to his orders, and ought to have no diff.
entity in driving Price into Arkansas.
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BRASS FIgISHERs WANTED.

A LITTLE NEGRO BOY, s.evl u years old As-
n dre-s LO X BOX 81.
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21th DaE 0f N0Temhar III.
WANTED,
For HIRE

NEGRO GIRL, suitable for a Nurse. Apply 70
A " u. PATTE on.
o. ussn tfauSa
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Ar IrEH FOR Mr.. SEwARD-Lere is an item
for 1Ir. Seward: When the subjects OF ihG
Southern Coufederacy il France wish to Iaiei
tLrougb Europe, and go to the ffetect OF Ponce
at Paris TO get their passport 0'Sea' the onlcei di-
reefs them, Us heretofore TO got the American
.ngr n the individual says that the American
consTi demands an oath Of allegiance, which be
Il unwilling to take, the officer replies, But
Won ,nust 20 and see if the consul refuses you,
and. If he does, return here, and l will rise your
Dassrort." When the Individual returns the rise
1 Given, the words used being " Bon pour N.
= citoyeu des Etais Contederes de FAmeriq~ ~
Paris Letter.
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STRENGTH OF II FEDERAL FORCEs.-The
Winchester (Ya) Recorder, of the 18th instant,
states the Federal forces on'the Potomac as fol-
lows In Washington city, and in the vicinity,
on the north side Of the Potomac, about y, 1000
troops are stationed. There is a large instruc-
ton camp near B~ladeIAburg. The entire road
between Washington and Baltimore is careful
ly guarded. There are about 100000 Federal
troops on this side Of the Potomac. The largest
body, some 10000 strong, is posted at Arlington
Nights, occupying the eminence.
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APPLES FOR THE LADIES-We learn that an
old gentleman, from Blouut county, with q load
of tue apples, in going by the Baptist church
yesterday evening, aud on seeing, (ds is always
the easel a large uumbeEs Rst5a AID
benevolent ladIcs busily engaged Sowing, sup
posed it to be Il taller shop, aud v4nt in, aud en-
deavored to sell them his apples. The ladies
informed Linn that they were working for the
soldiers, and they had DO money to buy bis ap-
pies. The old gentleman studied awhile, asked
if they did not get paid for the work they were
doing. They, Of course, told him that they did
not-that they were working for our brave sol
diers in the field, and that their object was pure
" a benevolent and charitable one. Where1pon.
the old man said, "Well, / suppose you want
the apples, and rs you are working for the sol
diers, You can have 'em for nothing" and gene
rously donated his whole load of fine apples 10
the ladies.-M1nlgomeN Mimi.
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II Hon. Harvey NJ. Wattersou, OF McMinn-
vile, il o candidate for Congress,
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- Dr. Thomas Menees, Of Springfield is q
candidate for the Confederate Congress in the
sth district, composed of the counties of sum-
uer, Robertson, Cheatam, Montgomery, Stewart,
Dickinson, Humphreys and Hickman.
Dr.. Menees formerly represented the Mont
gomery district IN the State Senate. He is a
gentleman Of talent and great personal worth.
audit elected wilLimake an efficient cougrcssmsp.
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.HST REGEHED

- PU> CHEONS IRISH WHISKY.
) 20 OIarts and Eighth Pipe Brandy.
- bblS. Old Bourbon and Ers Whisky.
30 basbets Champagne,
100 boxes Rhine Wine
ALSO-Sugar. Molassss, Tea, CigHrs, Tobacco, etc
etc. For sale by j p FRANK.
srzI no. e. g Ont E1w.
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IN 80 I BASS FINI>HERS wanted at the
HI Memphis Novelty Works
THCs. LEIGH & CO.
ncla y. 60 - =
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MORE ENIGRANTs TO HAYTI-T.

MORE ENIGRANTs TO HATTL-The exodus
Of the colored race seems to have fairly begun
good luck to it. Yesterday morning the train
on the Buffalo and Lake Huron railroad brought
a colony Of l44 persons, mainly from Chatham,
Canada West, which took the Buffalo, New
York and Erie road without missing a train. In
the afternoon another band of sixty souls came
and left vthe same route. The company which
passed in the morning presents q much better
appearance than any previous one. 1t has any
quantity of baggage, and seems, in every re-
spect, ready to make a prosperous settlement IN
the present. Happy land Of Canaan OF the free
blacks-BpfqI0 Courier, October TO.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtce Of the authority In rs vested by q dasF Of
II trust, executed by William T. Lane, on the second
day Of september, 1859, and recorded in tre E-rf--4-ts
Once Of Shelby county, in book 80. 80, part . pages
> o and Z, we VIII, on the
9th Day Of November Next,
BpiugNFeaucs5av ~ fhe southwest conner Of Main
and Madison s refs, I'm Memphis. procr, G tl rl for
casni 20 the highest bidder, the following described LOT
OF GROUND. beginning at q roiut in the g S. line o.
shelby street, 10 Memphis, l3j fee- sou-hwariIy from.
tue southeast corner of iutcr-ecIiru Of Bet er and Sh-t-
bv sfrarts; the CO. sOufhysrd with the lines % She By
s rect ninety feet, thence eastward 90 rEhr angles. two
huuilsd end twenty-five feegsiX inches thence north
ward, az q right uEl-, ninety feet, o. be- S0Htl-a.t car-
n Of e.. Smrhcr lot th-Lcr westward two hundred
and rweuty-tvo fret six inches 90 The beginning having
on II q Hue large Brick House.
The right Of redemption Is folly waived Sale made
to pay the purchase H~Hn-y-ril good
& FOUTE
or25-t5s TIN -
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JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation Of the DAILY
APPEAL Is larger than that OF
the Daily City Press Combined.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Memphis and Ohio Railroad Co.,
FREIGHT AGENTS OFF o.,
MEMPHIS. October ~ l-iL
IREIGIIT will not be received 90 The urrpt ot iais
il Company TODAY, October -sih, sol
JAMES TALLMADGE, JH,
..a-rf Arrr
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RACONI

T received per FStress % small lot Of CLEAR
- SIDES, SWEET HAMS and SHOULDE s. Tor
quick sales. Don't wa B. You uu,t have meat. Ar
cade, Front Roy No. B.
o-2J1t ~ O. CAYCF A SGN
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FEDERAL PRISoNERs.-Ou the 20th there
were 1850 prisoners in the bands Of the govern
mont at Richmond.
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I,DwARD SCIIENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ AS;IGNEEiS SAFE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

BY Il. F. II. SiIIENCk, this day, Sept. T. at II
O'Clock, ut their sacsrooms Nos 1855 and f57 Broadway,
the Stck or one Of the first cabinet makers Of this city
rosewood an0.c-a Gacc, magnificent rosewood round
Cnrned Dcdstcads and Bureaus d.. ~ black walnut,
finished in oil rosewood and walnut Secretary Library
Bookcase elegant rosewood and walnut Eteecres carved
walnut ard oak Bullets, oak and walnut Library aud Iin
Is all Of hcvery best manufacture and VIII be positively
SOLD by order Of assignee. The particular attention Of
those in want OF elegant Furniture is respectfully
quested TO this sale. J. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
INDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrIONEER--NAUTICAl. IN
IL strurnents.-By 4 +. II ScHESCk. this day, 4th
hs at o'clock at their sal sroom, Nos l55 and l57
Broadway, Barometer, one Ancroid Barometer,
Compass. To be sOL without reserve.
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nANIEI. A. MATHEWS, AUCTrONEER. -SALESROOM
~ No. 10 Nassau sweet, between Futon and John.
HANrSUME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

SIIGiTrLY DAMAGED BY CROrON WATER
DANIEL. a. MATTHEW'S will sell At auction, this day
Wednesday, at l0X o'clock at his slcsroom 70 Nassau
street. general assortment OF Household Furniture
ssting Of rosewood and mahogany paror Suits in broca-
tel, plush and hair cloth; lounges Easy Chairs Rockers,
Centre Tables, French Bedstcads, Mattresses, Spring
Beds, Washsands, iTossng Bureaus, bookcases. Exten
sion Tables, ename.ed Chamber Suits, Hat stand Dining
Chairs, What Nots Gas Fixtures China, Glassware Cut.
lery, &c. The above goods slightly dam ged by
water, and will be sold for account Of whom may
Germ. Catalogues now ready
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DoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ID Westchester, Westchcstcr county, combining the
advantages Of city and country Great facilities for mrs
al instruction French taught by Partisan lady Terms
neoaerate School will reopen Tuesday, September TO-
Miss OWEN PRINCIPAL
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DoOKKEEPlNG, ARITHMETIC AND WRITING ROOMS,
I'D 362 Broadway. received, day and even
hg, and carefully fitted for tho counting active
seness by thorough, practical course Of instruction
1bvms moderate. ". j. RENVIlIE.
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A YOUNG LADY WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE AR
IN engagements with family Of responsibility TO in
struot some Of the younger members in English, mIsic
md Painting, for pleasant home salary object A
nsee addressed to Music, Herald Office, will meet with
prompt attention.
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COAL.
VIyY0MING VALLEY COAL 81 50-THE BEST COAL
w for stove and range use. Free burning. tuH
Weight and no dust. LLOYD Il CO.,
$40 Eighth avenue, corner Twenty seventh street.
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STEAMBOATS.

GtAMP MEETING ON STATEN IsLAND.-ONIY %
~ cents TO 60 and return. The splendid and commo
ous steamer JOSEPHINE has been chartered expressly
- y at very low rate of fare, to the camp ground
eomnencing on Tuesday the Sd Of September and CON
e1nne during the week. The Camp Meeting will be held
3s&ena dock opposite Perth Amboy, N J. The camp Is
heated on the beautiful camp grounds Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Aspnwan Grove. To all who wish To
enjoy magnificent sail Of twenty miles down the bay
- around Staten Island this opportunity should be
ost. Time and places Of leaving felows-Ieave foot
g Broome street, at eX A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. foot OF
orhg street, at A. NJ and p. M Staten Island ferry
sp, foot Of whitehall street. at 916 A. NJ. and az P. NJ
Leave Tottens deck for New York, IL n and at 5x
NJ landing only at Staten Island ferry Slip foot Of
whitehall street, New York.
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HOTELS.


DOYL OPERA COlIONADE HOTEL. CHARLES
III street, st. James, London, England.-Ths new and
ysst hotel. beautifully and conveniently situated IN the
Vest End Of London, offers unrvaed for
families and gentlemen at moderate charges aud is par
tcuarly worthy the attention Of visers from the United
States Every comfort and accommodation il provided
CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NEW YORK, AUGUST %, 1861
~ On aud after the LIST day Of September the price Of
Board will be reduced 10 two dollars per diem Suits of
Desms and single Rooms for permanent board will be let
at corresponding rates. The hotel will be conducted with
.ths same hberaIity as heretofore.
TREADWEl4L, WHTCOND co.
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~ Carpet, pieces Of Ingram. u pieces Of ADe Tapes
try, rugs, Door Mats, Stair Drugget, Stair Rods
Desk, Chairs, Lot Oi!coth, Stove, Clock, Brushes,
al asa Canal street. BY order Of THOMAS CUSHING,
Constable.
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WTIlIIAM Writers, AUCrIONEER--wIIL SELL,
w this day, at o'clock, at f54 Canal street all the
gentee Furniture of large Boarding House, Velvet:
Tapestry, Three ply Ingram and stair Carpets, 0icoths
Paror suits, in plush and haircoth; Paintings Engra.
wings, Piano, Centre Dining and other Tables Lace and
bamask Curtains Gas Fixtures mahogany, rosewood and
blackwanut Bedstcads Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Pillows, Spreads Blankets sheets, Table Linen. marble
top Dressing Bureaus and Washsands, China Toilet and
Dinner Services, Silver Wood and other Wares Stoves
Ranges, &cl adapted TO wants Of families and Others
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HANIsH YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO GET A
"A situation in family TO teach her language, or
"a few private pupils Would receive board equiva
INIT for services References exchanged Address for
inc week Spanish Teacher, station d.
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DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE NEW
and fast steamboat DANIEL DREW leaves Jay street
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, at NJ calling
- Thrtiesh street. Excursion tickets to be had ON
HoArd.
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LVENCII INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG CT ErIEMEN, NO.
IL 4S East Twenty fourth street--Ioarding ana day
sehOol classical and commercial fourteen teacherssx
American, five French, two German, one Spanish.
primary department and gymnasim m. Fee prospectus
for details. Professor FILE CHARLlER, Director Win
b Peopened on Tuesday, September II.
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:
FOR SALE.

WELL ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF GENERAL
n trade, and two Patents Of extensive sa'e, will be
disposed OF for cash. let for four years satisfactory
one wishing business. Address Custom House, box l23
Herald Office
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: (sS B0wERY, MAR BROuME STREET --NhGaME
lOO WlDGER, Ciairvoyant ami gifted Spanish 'aiy,
unveils the mysteries Of futurity, love- marriage absent
friends sickness prcscribcs medicines for all diseases;
tells lucky numbers, property lost Or stolen, &c.
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A oADEMiES OF PENNANSiifP AND BOOKKEEPING,
IA No. Fourth avenue, New York. and Is Court
street, Brooklyn bookkeeping Pupils received this
month at reduced charges. Instruction day and evening
OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH.
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TRKNCH--A TEACHER WANTED, TO GIVE INSTRUC-
II ton in French to lady for two evenings In a week
~ the house Of the instructor the advertiser would
Exchange English lessons for those in French. Address
L N. n, Union square Post Office.
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4 sEGAR STORE FOR SALEM FIRST RATE
IA location and doing good business; only $3.50 cash
wanted. Inquire at $50 BoWery
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CrEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
~ every day Sundays exoeped), at $50 p. H.. for
Horthport, making the intermediate landings Leaves
NssthPort at A. H. Fare TO Glen Cove, 20 cents; to
Foot Great Neck and Glen Cove at half the usual rates.
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nRUG STORE FOR Substituted IN A GOOD
IL neighborhood for business; be bought at great
sacrifice the owner cannot attend TO IT, For partou
lars apply to FERRIS CO., III Nassau street.
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"(kE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, STAMFORD,
H Conn.-Wnl open Sept 0. Pupils received at any
tane. Instruction in English, with Music French and
0eSman. For circulars and references address Mrs f.
Won Hoeringen or Miss L. Rosborough principals STAN
nsd, Ohm.
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NTINNESOTA LANIss-AffNNESOTA LANDS.-FOR
l sao, 900 acres, in Mower county Of the best
counties in the State land all selected by old resident
OF that vicinity well watered and tmberod; wonld
change for good farm Massachusetts. For all par
ticilars address j. c. Mason Worcester, Mass.
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INOR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS, HONORABLE, RE-
IL spectacle and profitable An energetic young man
Of good address and moderate means, realise hand
some income. Inquire Of L. NJ Richard No. 2 Eris Build
ing, ruanc street, for six days.
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LNOR SAI.E-A SPLENDID LUNCH COUNTER, NEAR
Il ly new, 80 feet lorg, with back and Shelving com
pIts also two dozen high Stools VIII be sold for $40
cash-cost $780, Inquire at No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

CyoNSTA BI.ES SAIE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EX
" ccutions, WEST & WATTS will sell at auction on
Wednesday,, September at IL O'Clock, mt tho sail
No, % West Broadway, Ave barrels Molasses, Butter
Cheese, Soap starch, Flour, Fluid Cans, Pats, Scales,
Scrub Brushes; also one bay Horsc gold Watch, Hyde
Son makers; gold Guard Chain: also small quantity
Of Furniture. BY order Of West Watts, Constables.
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nRUG SIGNIFICANTLY STOCKED AND HAND
IL somely fitted, for sale, in order to accept arrange
ments elsewhere, at almost purchasers price This
is no humbug do not call from curiosity but prepared to
close bargain IL satisfactory Call at 687 Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

NOR SAlE-A LARGE FRUIT AND SODA WATER
IL Stand; also Candy Store, with vegetables, con
nccted, and largo young Goat with KID, which Is very
handsome and Of fine breed. viii sell out cheap. In
quire at 81 Mott street, OF Canal IN store fine
chance. Rent Of store cheap. Good neigLbohood for
business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

NTANrED-A FARM, FROM TEN TO THIRTY ACRES
w about an honr from the city, in exchange for
which $500 cash. and the subscribers ownership in a
first class house in Brooklyn amounting 10 81 400 viii
be gwen The house cost SO 600 The remaining amount
is on mortgage. Address Farm box l92 Herald Office.