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t~ G. Mirasole's Juvenile Glass mects this af-
te1noon at . O'Clock, at hiH academy. Only the
higher elaae and parents are allowed 81 visitors


Symmetry Of form, 5onE health, aud mental
powers, by ueing that eafe, pleasant popular, and
specific remedy, known as ''Helmbold's Extract Of
Buchu." Read the advertisement In another COL
umn, and profit By it. Diseases and symptoms
enumerated. Cut it out and preserve It. You
may not now require it, but may at some future
dsy.
TT gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the paltid cheek-'
1t caves long suffering and exposure. Beware
Of countezfeits: Cures guaranteed. scld By Lord
T. Smith, 43 Lake street. 1ovalGt
, 1861-11-23

e Cook 4 Mclean, 9s Dearborn street, hsve
made their price for cleaning and dyetng Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-11-23
PF0vtatons,

CEc7.EAr1.-Ihe receipts Of hogs to-day were
sold. The uasfket Was not buoTaut, or even
steady, but still there Was no decline In prtce, the
tapEs being - 2593 IS. In the morning some
in the weather and the news from N9w YofE
canzed modification In their views. There
5Hc, but very few were to be tad- Some Of the
principal holders are aeking exc Rib sides were
Al aalaele At SIC. but theae Wels also held higher
In St. Louis, ard holders are determined to &c,
better prices than have lately prevailed. if theJ
can It is probable they will succeed, in paIt
at least Green meats sold at 2@2A for shoul
dets, AID S5@4e for hang. Lard was sslshle al
7c for detce, but it was mostly held at T4c. NJ
cAspCe in uEIndetiea.=Go.ktkk a2d
, 1861-11-23

CITT TRACT SoCIETY.-The CAristian Times
eays that with increased demands upon
them, the managers Of our City Tract Society
found q great falling of Of receipts into the
Treasury. Ten months Of the year are gone,
and only about $500 have thus far been con
tributed. The year was commenced on ba-
Els Of expenditures amounting to twelve hun-
dred dollars, and this, in view OF the wants Of
some six regiments Of our soldiers, which
have applied for religious reading, in addition
to the regular home field, ought to have been
increased to fifteen hundred or two thousand
dollars, instead Of being permitted to fall to
the merely nominal sum Of two hundred dol
lara"
4 Coon IDKA-Dr. Clarkson, OF St. James
Church, thinks that the lay members Of bill
church ought to share in the labors OF the
parish. He has accordingly organized five d.
visions Of ttRector's Aids In Church Work, II
under the following heads; l. In visiting and
relieving the poor. 2. In promoting the ef-
fciency Of the Sunday School 8. In bringing
within church influence young men and stran-
gers. 4. In proper furnishing aud care Of the
chance1. 5. In diminishing the funded debt.
AL the members Of DR.. C.'s parish, male aud
female. are invited to unite With either one Of
the divisions, and to labor in It.
TR1SIT1 CHURCH H-Rey. DR.. Pratt will con-
| tinue his series OF discourses, on Sunday morn
irg next, on " The Fruit Of the Spirit. Gal
ch. 5, Y. g. The theme Of the discourse will
| be Faith"
cH1cAco sAB1ArH SCHOOL Us1os.-The
! reonlsr monthly meeting of the Chicago Sab.
bath School Union will be held in Trinity
Church, On jackson street, Monday even
ing at X o'clock. 4 ve1y interesting meet
Ing may be expected, as reports will be made
relative to systematic visitation from quite {
number Of schools in the city and several act
i've Sabbath School brethren from cut of tonr
t are eynected tn ba nreeent snne,intanaent,
Ae ~APee"eo W ~ Pteoont. oaPetAnseo"e11H
are requested to Bee that this notice il giyel
In tha;- echoo1s aa mn other xz;u te o54sn
IL eHe4A oeAo9+e' - ~ esNea VILLA w 6'feA'
| 9R8noHs To TouEa MRN.-Tbe earneat ant
| ~ -
| cbnrch ia 5os,r oood vo,l :, h{a o,rro,
eAa@~NA % u"4As eoo" "o1A IL 7 eutnc'
AID congregation BY delivering series Of Sab
I hs4+ arer,nn ..r,,o,z T., r,,1r ,,.o rrha,u,
nnto e'eu1ne neAAAone ~ 5o1ns A1eu- A0ooS
addressed more particularly to the Iatter, the,
.-.-.-.:
are interesting and fnstructlVe to all In
Fundamental +ynthe IF RELIGION are nraapnta a.
, - 1s1o ~ Aes'o ~ P4e'e11o
IN manner TO convince Inc Judgement an
.re].n Tho corac;anra
a""Aen ZIG ~0D0~--1eo N-
| TIL.
, 1861-11-23

ThA &~,S. -.
sdva.caoo.,t ~ cu's.s Ae iep'e
ufhctnr,.o ss+.,1,.hssss. T.4N1,. . - .na
INV "aeA' - eu0''
" ploa"ee W easle1n cltieS exercises no par
a4Aaeas laaaence upon musaclpA 2ro"tn'
However 1aoeo II may oeaens anaisiouAa'
ano IT nay Dc sa1elJ asserted laat an1h "ana-
iacsof1ee sre established and the facs Is k.o"h
throughout the West, tnst machinery ana ese-
efy eftacIe ot Inc iron OF "ooaeu n1aAe eA0 oe
producso, a e1cellent N mssetlA anu eeono-
"lcs1 N cost as ~ . @ne Hhss, oueo NJ Moat NJ
VANCE 01o"ly Ii ae1 oe'e4opeIu'1. Ing pEe@-
en1 "~t, .As a,sesuts.un 5 sa..04 - a e'ad5
nianea' 1a1 eA4ls4' s4ass~ .as
'se| SslAs oAo "A'0 40 Atolseo
49, easeeeslunJ
eo~pess ~. ~As 1s - sl4o oA ss'eon' Ne#
co. - - p,s1 pa y. .el"auon' aao our
~ er, aouaea e.e e.ss sae4f 'oonataee ana
"oAPs ~ @uo ts4e4 4e0elok tnei 1"clolaes' and
a;a..a. ~ s.sosaes., :pts%,..I 5tn'ng N
$500. .ss.sI sI.T S, es.@on'unsa1 VI meho-
~,,.s -" ~ ~ - e144 g WI eeueus HSse'
80 e- ~ tae 1nenptoseo, GLITCH our
r..,.t- ~ s'e Hnso uean impetus ~
s:.ss- A0 s'@1o'~>'''a4 1se'Ae7'e eoo-
Tt T..
-ra T.. ..+.-.5.~ =. 4...r NJ - p-eas
- 1oo ~. ~ wv 49, ~ -. - oisASh ~
~ 49, as1r.. I s ~. 11.9 49,. 1' - W aose1.l0'
s ~ ST. ~ ~ ~
.s7 ~ N1D1A. - .' ".'aouSeapA7
e.es4-es su4,.1.. 49," ~ 11 u,.a w. N1Anu-
- ..-,,9Nt, e'tA''
49, ra' 8a~s' "sHs.oeo sao s1ep
s:s :, .",,...- ~ l.., su.., ;. pu74.eo9 aiio
49, ..su.1ss @ , s,o eo.' lucy ''ase Is
~ -. W - .o"1o. u '1e piooaces
49,, - ~. 49, ' wy eo.tpos.t'oa
d-5a. ~ F.staxn a,t1.. e .elte lour'
1anoa - +,a;~ -.sn - pteo. ~ sus s1esl
reoosed in them =. hu.,nrss men IA the award.
~ -. ~ ..-.tx,.t:.. - -. t..t,.- ..-
- n1l.1'N..N ~ e - r..
| ~ - . xaN-.j.L,. Tss.'-. 1 ...lo W.
-. =. .'A" ts.ss 60, - - e 49,. -A ~eu1ps1
49, 49, -s,ta1;s,+r ~ 49, hoass -sannt.etasas -. -
+he m.++.- ~ 1;rh+ inv a.st1aas .1s 1t ~. :. :.
wort for rv%r7 sc,;,+;o1 ~ =, a.h;na-.
] I'm, . 1ooo,o+;ya ~ a saI.,, aah,aa ~
nrrductx of their fonndv ca,not h. gnr,,s,a "a
Th,. ...ert1on "a anh.tor+;.+a, =. ~ ~ 49,
tha ert3r. -axonro.. ~ a., ~. o.t.1.,.t,a.t -
I
taxed to the utmost to fill o1t the order
pouring III unon them hot17 from th1e estv anf
| ah.ooa ~. - ~. :-,.:..,e. 49,
t 2b1oao. a F1slL 10 Inc foundry anu ln4pecNof
Of samples Of their work will convince thos.
| ;nser.nte2 th.t We have not oyer.tat-d fhe .ct
| . ~o- IA11@' ~ '4~ A9' '~'0'@eeo ~ IAe e@@H
IN the e2ae.
t 1tgivel us pleasure to note any increase 0
manufacturing business il this city, and es
pecially to call attention to the SUCCESS Of
firm who have grown up with the city and b
constant attention to buliness coupled Wit
eminent mechanical skill, have established
reputation second to none for the character G
their work and unvarying promptness in d
livery.
r1aetsn~ on the scb 5ect or th- r.t,ou
a1 Arnory.
As had been previously announced, = NEE
ing was held last evening at the fooms Of th
Mercantile Association, corner Of Like an
, 1861-11-23

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The eAIl Of tha trial
teckes IN the Circuit Court opens this morn.
'7gat No. 1,o25.
, 1861-11-23

Go 10 DuSLor, SEwBLL Il SrALp1Sa for Printing
noy.11~haA1y
, 1861-11-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

% Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn It,, acd get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nog-1a-
, 1861-11-23

0BITUARI.-We are palned to learn Of the
death of Charles n. Everett, Orderly Sergeant
Of Taylor's Battery, caused by the effects ofa
wound received 1pon tho head, at the baetle
of Belmont. Nr. Everett, at the time he ro-
xpoEded to the call for volunteers, WIS en-
ployed in the Illinois Central Land Depart
ment, where he enjoyed the unlimited conf.
de1ce Of the officers Of that Department 2ud
the respect and esteem Of all who came in con-
tact With him. He LEFT q lucrative position
and the confortsof home to incur the dangers
and trials Of Wat, actuated solely BY a pure
and unEelfsh lore Of country. During his H.
pess ard ttuce his return to this city from the
fatal field, his constant and sole desire has
been for speedy recovery and return to the
scene Of action. His early death VIII long br
mourned By large circle Of friends to whom
he waa endeared by every manly quality aad
BY his comrades in arms, among whom he
was acknowledged most excellent officer and
true soldier.
The funeral services will take place At the
Wabash Avenue Il. E. Church. to morrow 1t
10H o'clock.
1NPoRTAxT CHAKCER1 SU1f.-The case ol
Eather E. Gafney Ct a1 vs- <znes r bto"n
t al, to which Ne hxve before aiuoed, III:
consumed five full dzJa Of the present week
before Judge Wilson. The property lnvolEet
IL house and two lots In the possession o
tha compliments On the west side Of tn
river, valued at teven or eight Thousand dol
1rs-and the object Of the suit was to breal
OF set aside title to the property resting upoa
adeed given as security for money loaned b
hat
, 1861-11-23

TKIA. or BR1lcH LOADING CAs1os,-
Hartley 4 Aoffst'4 breech-loading cannon vs
fired from twelve to eighteen times minute
by those wholly unsequainted with the busi-
ness, and thirty rounds were fred without
heating it 1t AL. Another ttia1 will sosn taks
place, Of the particulars OF which the public
will be notified.
, 1861-11-23

T AR8E OR SMALL, ORDE N
II ~ Fs4&. Msa Z [x2esk a1k4 a shezt eeA4f ~
, 1861-11-23

AssAU1T-Jacob Msguus, arrested week
.go. charged with an assault with deadly
weapon upon man BY the name Of fSchreiber,
just after the late election, had hearlng yes
terday morning before Justice Akin, which
resulted in holding the defendant in $500 bail
to sppear for tial at the ns1S term OF the Re-
corde1s' Court
, 1861-11-23

new Boo1 Br GEN. McCLE1LAN.-" IN
ttructioHs for Field Service for Cavalry" q
rew work BY Gen. McClellau, has been reeeiv-
ed By Walsh, corner Of Madison street and
Cuetom House Place,
, 1861-11-23

FRIDAY EyXAus, Nov. n, 1&et.
nur4zra xAt4 1HEKTYTQuR xauEa

Live GtaEs BeH
Hogs Seed Htdes Wool C4tHe High.
No. ~. b.. IhB No Niuea.
, 1861-11-23

No DmsER-We are requested to state
thst the ladies of the Home 1or the Frfendless
E;11 mt fnrnieh dinner to-day at Bryan HALL
both their strength and provisions having
been exhausted.
, 1861-11-23

TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-The Chicago Tell
pe1arce Legion will mest In Edv1rds' Chapel
On Monday evening, November 18th, 81 "
O'Clock, where 1t VIII be addressed By good
sPeakers- The public arc invited to Attend
, 1861-11-23

4HfHEHT2 LAa1 TwENTY-Toun Houn4,
Kuur, Was, Corn, Data, Rys, BA
hrf1. hu. hn. In. IN. hn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated By Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

THE MAY QUEEN By Alfred TsnnY-
son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus
trstsd BY E. V.B. svO., NOR, gilt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the supsrintendsnes Of
Olinthus Gregory, L L. D., in vols, full
calf, London
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28
CHRISTMAS

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwsll Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and EmmIe. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tsara
The Mothers MissiOn.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
HoOker's Illustrated History.
The Crussdes and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chevalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl s Story Book
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annle's Primmer.
Queens and Prineesses OF France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
CEeGgeS s. V'Gdeas.
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John " Elan Eefars Thesnas Hoiesnan >. P.
vs.. Attachment AgRinai non-resi-
r. n Morrison dent.
TIVE defendant wiz take noioe that an attachment
i u been swnrE vut zFsinst hi'n ty the pisjntin
sne levy made certain s9Trel mare mans Fua-
die sld bugEy ard a. same set for tFsi the FIRST
DAY or JULY. 1891, st 10 0'ciock a. NJ. before the
Enla usiec, at hs gee In Shelby county, Tennessee
stwach time aud place the defendant Is notified A-
pear and defend, II he seer Ihis nrst day Of
January, 1861.
il27-E4t THos. HoLHN IN, J. P.
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TTTE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFTCE now occupied
w b. us as commission once, and, il desired viii
sell upon reasonable terms all the Ohce Furniture
rive also offer for rent the COTTON SHE'D AND
WAREHOUSE, On Madison street, now occupied By us.
MASON & CO,
u---- - 80
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A CARD To The PUBLIC.
COIL! COIL!

HAVE bees engaged in the coal trade for The past
twelve years have b0ated coal n this marker for
the retail city and steamboat trade aHi have leaned
from experiences the necessity of having sheaper fuel in
Memphis than hsrst0f1rs been furnished % her p
pie. The necessities Of the rich and poor alike require
me change proposed, and while DO not pretend to dt
zuise the fact that intend % make money t is
NOD The less true that shall public benrf1cfur
Row have hand large supply o. Green river coal
Which have always furnished at prce far below nat
Which must Be paid Pittshurg coal Ths pieces
not large the coal blocks resolved from PIs
burg but these grow larger tae mine is penetrated
and viii Lhinneut % me- BY spring the Jumps win
large the largest taken from the Ptisbrg pits
Green river eoa costs eaa than hat from he head
Of the Ohio and therefore sell % low, and not
because it not valuable for all purposes ] have
deemed It useless . obtain and publish hcstss
its properties from those who 10 here rrg H aad
bank checks ths certificates want 7 have, h17T
ever larger stock thar ever before OF Pis1urE cua
which gees 81 at market prices. would state more
over that those Who buT from pay money 10 ol1
citizen Of Memphis. All that make into cireus-
here. take nothing from tie city Ehich ire
did not intend should away ne cid
Memphis on 8 coal bed Keep your money At home ana
stand By your people, which you accomplish y
buying coal at he Blue Once Jeaarsan, 81 the
foot q Poplar street
ndI THOMAS JANIS.
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ElmwOOd Cemetery, Memphis.

Jos. LENOW, Pssst. O. HAMILTON, sup't.
MANAGERS:
JOS. LgNOW, r. Il. ALLEN ". D. MILLER
IN. WILLIAMSON, W.B HAMLIN.
TTTHR Cemetery Is two nile ss5ua-east fr1m the city
The Office o. the company IL % the grsunds. where
the Superintendent may 1t all times be found. When
is not IN The once, rng the bell and he viii apposr
Terms invariably cash. mi5di7
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION
Stationerv--stationerv.

THE finest assortment # Letter and Note Paper ever
1 offered in this city.
We invite particular attention TO beautiful assort
meut Of Letter and Note Paper consisting of the 0l-
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windsor Court windsor Amber Laid, windsor hetics-
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JUST RECEIVED.


DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 meas trustee,
ID BY @. Lag0nasino on the Tn day Of June is59 10
secure certain notes therein meutonrd payable To- and
ineorscd BY, 4. Boto viii soil 70 the highest bdder
for cash, Wednesday, the - HaFch. 1871. certain
lot Of ground situated The vest side Of Second street.
heteea a-gpso and Bes streets - feet front said
no 8 in the divisen Of The said Er0nrfl said trust
deed recorded Ia the registers once Of shelby courty
book 80 part 1st pages 1ft ff5 and 1885, The right Of
trustee. Sale on the premiser Al Y O'Clock.
n. q. OAYCB,
feo-tds trustee.
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SUNDRIES

SUNDRIES.
k0n BOXES Popping Crachers.
OOO 1900 lbs. s. s. Aimond1.
so lbs Filbsrts.
800 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Freah Neal.
80 brls. Ruscett, Prior Red Hnd Jenatin APPLES.
$50 Pink Eye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
800 Kegs Nails.
90 doz. Broons.
Also Sugar, Coffee, MslSsses, salt whisky, Brandy
Champaign, Flour, Lime, CeD ent, starch, Wooden
ware, ETC, etc. Just received and FOR sale oW By
FBOURNOY & CRAWFORD,
deSp-dRW 70 Front row.
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sTO CKMAN & co.

Ia THOLEsALE DEALERS in Foreign and DonsstIc
w Liquors, Rectided WHISKY Fancy Groceries, To-
haooO, Cigars, etc,
No. 159 Main Street, Webster Blsck,
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POETS WIT AND HgMOR. Selected by
W. II. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare. T.
Iustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, slader
and Janet. QuartO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising bis Essays, Biographical and
Bibh0graPhieal Notices, etc. By W.
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
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IoahleI, Ioohisil beware Of ths da5. .

In the words Of your own Constitution,
g Government being instituted for the common
benefit" the doctrine Of non-Tesistance against
arbitrary power and oppression, is absurd,
slavish, and destructive Of the good and hap
piness OF mankind. It is urged that Mr.. Lin
eeln IS not the General Government, and that
be will not be part cf it until the fourth Of
March next that therefore the invasion By
Mr.. Lincoln is not an invasion By the General
Government. Admit it. But the Congress OF
the United States-the General Government
knowing Mr.. Lincoln's sentiments and posi-
tion, has declared him President Of the United
States. Congress by this act becomes PaTti-
eeps cTiminis. I charge it With the crime.
seThere is blood upon its skirts"
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"When Heavens revenge Is slow,
Jove bat prepares 70 strike the hereer blow.
see the God aireaiy from the pole,
Bare his red and bid the thunder rsll.
see the eternal all his fury shed,
And shake bis @gis Ger their guilty head"
Remember the words Of "a "deathless hero -
"DoN'T GIVE Up THE SHIP" Don't give It
up, though its "mssts should be in splinters, !"
and its e'shronds should be on fire." Don't
give it up, though the storm should howl, and
the biIlows wildly roll. It will yet "ride the
waters like thing Of life,'' a calm and peace
ful sky o'eThead, a tranquil sea beneath.
KRA.
MEMPHIS, March 2lst, 1860.
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Fanaticl6m has aHeaag dflYeh away seven
Of The tribes It has bsnishsd TIE priests, and
set I'd the sststns Of Cesar'' IN the saetuaTF
Of tbe living God Has justice been esisb-
lished2 Is It Justice ihst has taken away your
property, and pTersHtsd you from FecldimiEg
its Is Il Justice that has violated the law, and
raoBbed you for trying to enforce it2 Is It
Justice tkzt hss encroa ;hed upon your rights,
and called you rebels 5srsGse you would not
wibnit9 II st is, she is not no% thet inalice
which shs orce was; lt il is, herFolee is
ssanged, and her pure sld spotless garments
are stained with sin. Eas domestic tranquil
Iity been Insured? Is there no cripple upon tbe
surface Of your eOan Ty's quiet Are there
10 mad waves laaasd into fuFyq Are all hsr-
moniously blended in one great brotherhood
~ love 20 Is it amanifestat'on Of domestic
inapsse tc can us sils, 10 brand "a as traitors,
and outlaw Us az bsstheos2 Is it an act Of
affection to potion cur wells, te b4rR cur
houses. and attesfpt TO excite our slaves to Ia
ggrrsctioa? Has The common defense been
proridsl for docs this consist in arming
one section to fosrse TIE pther2 Does i eon-
sist in insugufating civil wary Deas it con-
SIS. In blowine into fame those embers OF
hatred and of wrath, which soon might cease
q burn7 Has the general welfare been pro-
n0tsdf 4 it promoted b. the smaller section
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RSOExcR.

N--~~- ~s~- > N'esA ANA RUCASs
4 RULL supply Of those celebrated Seeds juEt re-
"A ceiNed and Tor sale In quantities % suit Pur-
chEseTs. h. G.. CRAIG,
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
I713-1783. BY Lord MahOn. In vols t,
full call, marble edge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

sehScora, Kelly, Brantree-Master.
ass ss. Co.
sf,fs aRs is.Tsss1
ssSs b,s%sq AZ $xssas Ssss;E Racket.
Steamer Anthracite. Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer Fanny Garyin. Spencer. philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
s.camshp Chesapeake crowel Portland with mdss to
shp tof Bath) swanon, London, and Is days
from the Downs in ballast % Buck Co. Had heavy
iop'sysra ssp THOMAS a Doasss
Ion ISIS spoke ship waace from oneSsc for London
m sR ner ss R K sd
R Bath days. in ballast to Nesmh Sons win load for
TO i TrswIrdee's sons, Of New Haven "' .'
BARK liaston, Parmeiee Barbados, Oct 49, with mo-
sssss .ysS, Essss. day.
10 R en- g. q D'1 s. Sa1s
Cobb bound The has experienced heavy winds;
Bre Aiston, smith, EiIzabethport for BOSTON,
Zueika, Grozler Boston, days. in ballast to Brett
p sas sw M Or q Js Ellis San
Fness R@Sasan ror Red Bank
Ss ls S.% nsssa
e oss 4s6a for for
Schr Melbourne, Hunt Rockand. 5days
Schr Home. Phinney New Bedford, 3 days,
Schr A Heatop, n, an, New Haven. 2 days.
Schr Branerd. Hulse Portland, CT.
Schr y + Pratt, Pratt, Essex.
Schr Pennsylvania, Ladd, Albany for Norwich.
Schr Undine, Baker Sauceriles for Newport.
Sloop Flora, Conrow. Elizabehport for Red Rank.
Soop Fashion, Wilson Elizabeihport for DrangepoY.
Soop President, Morrcll, Elzabethport for Stamford
soop Chameleon Bruce, Eizabethport for Northport.
Soop u h Smith. Rogers Eiyabethpore for Cold Spring.
Soop Surprise, Wilson. El2abehDst for West Farms.
Steamer Thos Sparks ~ ORTIZ Green Locust Point
IN ballast.
Steamer Roston, Johnson Philadelphia.
Steamer Taeony. Fly, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ospray. kenney. Providence.
Steamer Weschester Jones' Providence.
Seamtug Achilles Herncssy, Fortress Monroe, 80 hours.
SAILED
Steamship North Snr, Aspinwal.
Oct 5l-Ships Calhoun, Escort and John Bright Lverpoo
VIM Tapscnti, London Missouri Falmouth: America and
Wanderer, Havfe Magdalcnc of and for Bremen banks
pho lBr,, Falmouth: Indus Cork; John Wesley, bordeaux
warwick tBr) Rio Janeio; Virginia Ann, Cardenas
brgs Henrietta Port Prince Leonard Berry Trinidad
schrs Ocean Wave, Laguayra; Eurhema, Havana.
Wind during the day s, light