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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
T. & W. Eakin & Co.. and others,

TT. Matthews and others.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PR0N0UNC-
cd at the February term, 1861, of the Chan
Gerry Court at Cleveland, Tenn. will SELL on the
22d June 1861, the following described LAND,
tc wit: Six Hundred Acres, more or less, in Civil
District No. 2, Meigs county. Tenn, on the North
side of Hiwassee River above what is known as
Ross Reservation. now owned by Elisha Sharp
and bounded on the North west by the Lands Of
Elisha Sharp, and on the North by the Lands Of
Thos. II. Kincannons heirs, on the East by the
Lands of - Williams. and on the Southeast
by the Lands of John Wamack, and on the East
by the Hiwassec River--it being the Land now
owned by T. J. Matthews Said Land will be sold
Oh six, twelve and eighteen months credit, except
the sum of one hundred dollars paid down, with
interest thereon in bar of the right of redemption.
Notes and security will be taken, aud lien re-
tanned on the Land until the purchase money is
paid. WILLIAM HUNT, u NJ
May q, ls6l-5t-prs fee s7.2O-66l
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ChancerY Court at Benton.
r. +. Lowry, II. T. Sloan, ct al,
Sanders Griffin 81 ais.

Sanders Griffin 81 ais.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA.
i tons in the bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Eliza, William Centers and vito Sydney, John
Talton and wife Julian, Sanford Dridwcll Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, arc non-rosiders Of
the Stato Of Tennessee. II Is therefore ordered
that publication be made In tho Athens Post q
Newspaper published in Athens. McMinn county.
Tenn, for four successive weeks, notifying said
nonresident defendants 10 appear ut orr next
Court of Chanccry, TO be held at tho Court house
In Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on tho Isl
Monday If August next and plead, answer or do.
muir ~ said bill, or the saino will be taken as con.
fcsscd and set for bearing ca partc as 10 them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, G. a NJ.
May 81, 1s6l-it--prs fee $500
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Nav 81. 1s6l-1t-s62
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Literary.

Mr.. Editor: The Spring Session of Strawberry
Plains College closed on the 2'd of May. The
Degree of A. b. was conferred upon two gradu-
atcs--Jamcs NJ. Smith, Danburg, Ca, and John
w. Robertson, Eric, Tenn. The next Session will
open August 9Th Prospects good, but for tba
unholy war waged upon us by the Lincolnitcs.
j. H. BnuyyER
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The TAX QuEsrloS.-.The taxpayers Of
Williamson, for oil purposes, State, coun-
ty and special, are only required to pay n
tax of % cents on the 500 the present
year. This is precisely the tax paid in
1858 and 1859 when there was no war and
no families Of volunteers 10 support
Etnnkhn Rcpifln
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EruRlDGE At CARo.-A Cairo letter
dated the 10th, published in the St. Lou
is Republican, says:
Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Of Tennessee
was in town yesterday, together with sew.
eral other Tenne scans.
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J.Y. Reid, T. j. Rose, q, ale,

o. 7. Crockett.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA.
/ tions In tho bill that 0. p. Crocko, IL a NON.
resident Of tho State Of Tennessee q is therefore
ordered that publication be made w tho Athens
Post, newspaper publisbod In Athens, MoMinn
county. Tor four successive weeks, notifying said
nonresident defonoant to appear At our next
Court Of Cbancery, to DO held At tho Courthouse
in Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, On tho ii
Monday Of August next, and plead, answer or de.
rnur 10 said bill, or tho Same will be taken as con.
fessed and set for hearing sr paris ~ IN him.
J. II. ALEXANDER, Q. AN
Mav n. 1881 Y rrs fsA ta $50
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ndy- Colonel @. C. Torbitt has been mp
pointed president Of the State Bank in
place Of Major General s. r. Anderson.
resigned.
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Charged with Treason.

Baltimore, May 24.--Two persons have
been arrested here charged with treason in
enlsting troops, 1000 Of whom have gone
South, up to this date. The testimony
does not positively implicate tue accused
as to their enlistment.
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THE
SOUTHERN C0RFEDERACY,
By HANLElTBR q ADAIR.
Atlanta. Georgia.

=
TIME DAILY SOUTHERN C0NfEDERACY,
i under arrangements just completed, will CON
tain all thoatcst intelligence Of otery kind, report
ed expressly for us by magnetic Telegraph, and
tho Mails Also, daily reports Of the Atlanta
and other Markets, local Incidents and Items,
&c.. &c. Pricc---S5 year; 81 for xix months, VI
80 cents for ono monih--aways IN advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN C0NFEDERA.
CY Is made up from. and contains tho cream Of
the Daily. ii isa large sheet, md gives more
freash reading matter than any other Weekly IN
tho Confederate staicA Its Market Reports will
he fall, and made M from actua transactioni.--
Price ~ yeor Of 81 ,25 for six months--insari.
ably IN advance
ne Postmhslers are authorized 10 act rs our
Agents In obtaining subscribers and forwarding
tho monoy--for which they will be allowed 10 70.
tain, rs commission. twenty live cents on zach
Weekly. or hry cents m each Daily subscriber.
rsg,@ Persons getting up Clubs Of Ave, zen OF
mora subseribert will DO supplied with the copies
ordered at 27i por cont less than our regular
rates.
mr. No name will be entered on eur hooks
until tho money Is paid and al subscriptions arr
dfoontinued when tbsths tins expires Tor which
payment Is made. unless the ssme be renewed.
Addreu, HArEEiTEH A. ApAIR,
] April 20, 1901 Ahs-ts, Gscvyis
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NOTICE.

ON TIE corn DAY OF JUNE, 1861, AT
" Mouse Greek Depot, McMinn county, Ten
ncssee, will sell to the highest bidder, for casl
in hand, NEGRO BOY, about eleven years old
levied on as the property of T. s. Rice, and sold
to satisfy n judgment and costs that c. W. Rc,
obtained against the said T. S. Rice on the 27tl
October 1860, before John McGaugbey, Esd
The above property viii be sold, unless the deb
and costs be previously paid.
j. NJ YEARW00D. D. Sheriff.
May 81 lS6l-3t--prs fee $500
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Hard TiuEs.-The publisher Of the
New York Express says that on and after
the 18th Of May, the Morning Express will
be merged into the Evening Eroress.
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REDrcED.--The wages OF the operators
in the cotton factories at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, have been reduced Is per.
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ScAT!-John A. Dix, OF New York, is
Major.General, and out on tramp for
a fight.
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Notice.
W. c. p. Jones,
RS. \ Attachment.
Notice.

r. c. Spears,
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS THAT TIE
defendant is a nonresident of the county, 1t Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, puN-
lished at Athens, Tennessee, notifying the said X.
C. Spears to appear before John Minis, Justice of
the Peace in Madisonyie, Monroe county, Ten
ncssec, on the first Saturday inJune,lS6i, to an
swer then and there the said attachment as the
law directs or the same will be taken as confess
ed and heard or pars rs to him.
JOHN MINIS, Justice Of the Peace.
April 10, 1s6l--it-prs fee $3.50
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BANK-NOTE LIST.
cprrp FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION AMERICAN

COPIED FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION 4 AMERICAN
Bank Of Tennessee, parlSouthcrn Bank, 2di:
Union Bank, par Citizens Bank, no sale
Planters Bank, par Commercial Bank, dds
Merchants Bank par Bucks Bank, ldis
City Bank, par Farmers Bank 5di'
Traders Bank, par Blk of Middle Tenn. par
Bank of Commerce, par Bank of Paris, paI
=" the Union, par Bank of Knoxville, pai
+" "Chattanooga par Bank of Nashville, pal
" " Memphis par 0coee Bank, 5di.
River Blk, Memphis par shelbyvlle Bank, pal
Blk of cambridge, 5dis Lawrenceburg Blk, no &c
Bank Of America, dis Bank Of West Tenn. 2dis
Northern Bank, parE
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfrccsboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank of Tazewell
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respectfully request the people to attend ana
settle their tax and unnecessary trouble, and
the painful necessity Of having to force eollec-
tons. NJ. A. CAsS, far Collector.
Nav Al 1SGI-tf-eG9
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TAX NOTICE.

TT NOT PRovIDENTIALLY HINDERED
Twill be at the Voting Ground of each ciyi
District Of MeMinn county, Tennessee for the
purpose Of receiving the Tax Of said county Tor
~. rn,r sRl ON he folloMing days. 70 vii:
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Hon. J. X. PAuLDIYG on COERCION
truer, nobler patriot ever lived than
James x. Paulding. In letter written
TO a committee of gentlemen, in 1851, he
said, and how prophetic are the words;
If know myself and the innermost
feelings of my heart, am better friend
to the Union than many of those who,
while loudly protesting their devotion,
are steadily pursuing a course OF policy
that has already alienated considerable
portion of its citizens, and will assuredly
trinq about is dissolution 1t is under the
influence of tins attachment that have
lent my feeble aid in opposition to that
policy. Neither force nor coercion can pre-
Serve a Union roiuhtang formed on Ne6oSis Of
perfect eguaEW nor do believe it possible
TO preserve. or perpetuate this Confedera-
ton by any attempts to extend the pow
ers of the General Government beyond
the limits prescribed by the Constitution,
strictly construed, agreeably to its letter
and spirit. The first attempt 10 coerce any
one of is members WILL DE TIE HANDWRITING
on THE WALL predicting the speedy and certain
fate of tie Union. 1t is not to be presumed
that great States, many of them equal in
extent to powerful kingdoms, and in
habited by millions of fieemen, jealous OF
their ig'i.s, brave, high-spirted, and en-
ergetic, can be held together except by a
voluntary cohesion. This Confederation
may be iikened to the great system OF
tho universe, and it is only by the benign
and gentle influence Of attraction that
the bright stars Of our constellation can
be kept in their orbits. Those who al
tempt to bride or spur them will in the
end fare like the rash fool ,cho aspired to
direct The chariot ofthe sun.
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MARkILD,

Oh the 23i inst, b. Elder L. Lockmiller, Mr..
SILAs N. RucKER to Mis- MARTHA Z. ZErcLEn,
all of McMinn comfy.
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Stray Mare.

VNAKEN UP ON THE 23D MAY INST, by
i john Rogers, living in the 9th Civil District
McMinn county, Tennessee, n SORREL MARE
about ljl hands high, about IL years DID with
blaze in the face, with saddle and gear marks
Valued at fifty dollars.
P. L. GAMBLE, Ranger.
NAV 81, lS6l-3ta-GG2
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Ba5- The New Orleans Della has re-
ceived despatch from Montgomery,
stating that letter has been received
from VIM. 4. Yancey, which says he docs
not doubt the success Of his mission TO
Europe.
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Wizard Oil.

GROSS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
L sale. Try it. s. X. REEDEk.
April IL, 1861.
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Plaster.

NTow is THE TINE TO PROCURE PLAs-
Y ter for your Clover. Don't wait until II Is
all gone. Send in yosr orders so that may
know how much you want. Just received lot,
and for sale at SIS per ton, CASH.
Apri IL ]. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Niny 81, lse
Public Speaking in Monroe County

Simpsons Mill, Fork Creek, and c. +. Whites,
Ball Play, Saturday, June LIST.
jacksonville, Monday. June Sd.
Cocker Creek. Wednesday. juno 5th.
Tollico Plnins. Thnrsday. juno 9Th.
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Grnceries |
Stock Peas !!

vVNO PLANT, FOR SALE AT so CENTS PEI
Il bushel, by J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Nav II
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GRATUIToUs MEDICAL, SERVICES

GKATUlIUUo MEUlCAL SEh VlCEo.
WE TENDER OUR MEDICAL SERVICES
w GRATUiT0USL Y to all families or per-
sons in the bounds of our ,arsetiee,, who are now
or may hereafter be left destitute by the absence
of relatives or friends who have entered, or may
hereafter enter, the army in7lefence of the State
Office, Ten Mile. g. NJ. CLEMENTS0N,
NJ c. CLARK.
NAV 81, lS6l-4t-6G2
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Corn!

WISH TO BUY A SMALL LOT OF CORN,
| if can get it soon. will pay cash on dcliv-
cry. j. NJ. HENDEhSoN'
April ~
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Virginia Invaded.
WE WANT VOLUNTEER

~ hNi NObbN ibNNS.
The undersigned want to make up an Infantry
Company of Volunteers by the ith of July next
to be subject to tho orders of tho Governor Of
Tennessee
We owe allegiance to God and to our country
not to the Biock RepuJiicom Those wishing t.
join will give either of us their names, or give
them to the Post Masters at Coghil and Cantrclli
Roads, or to Joseph j. Elliott
j.. W. CARLocK,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF, ARRIVAL OF A
BRIrIsn FLEET TnERE.-The arrival OF the
Karnack from Havana, via Key West, at
New York, on the Nth brings intelli-
gence of great Importance. The British
fleet which Lord John Russell announc'
ed in the House Of Commons the other
day as having been dispatched to the
Gulf Of Mexico to look after British in
tcrests, is reported off Cape Florida
The North American and West India
Squadron of the British government is
under the command of Rear Admiral
Sir Alexander Milne, X. G. B., whose
asg ship is the Nile, 0O-gun screw-steom-
shin. lie has under his orders q force of
ii ships and 90 guns, all Of which are
available. A lieutenant from one OF the
vessels had put of to ono of the reefs to
inquire if the Styx had been at Key
West, from which it is inferred that that
vessel is in the neighborhood.
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County Line ACADEMY.

Mas. WISsLow. an experienced nurse and f.
male physician, has Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of teeihing, by soltening the gums, :elueing
all inAamaiion-will allay all pain, ard is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers
it will give rest to yourselves. aud relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as
frail as that Of tender flower. Many Of the sex
enter into marriage relations Without being able
to undergo the labors and trials of maternity. In
this country thousands of young and beautiful
women are sacrificed every year from this cause
alone. lIostetter's Celebrated Stomach Biiters
will save many of this class from an unimely
grave. This medicine has been used with great
benefit by immense numbers of people throughout
the republic, and the proprictors have received
grateful concentrations from all sections of the
country. The Bitters will be found to be very
pleasant to the taste, even as a beverage. and
prompt and powerful in it's effects rs medicine
1t infuses new vitality into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system, so that women who
use il are enabled to 20 through with labcrs which
would, without it, he certain to PROSTATE them.
Suld by all druggists.
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, CAVALRY CoxrASIEs,-We notice that
two Cavalry Companies have been muster
ed into service al Nashville. Captains,
McNary and House.
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Molasses
KINGS Salt.

TusT RECEIVED, ONE CAR LOAD KINGS
81 Salt. and for sale ut 80 per snok--cnly for
Cash, or Produce. No credit for Groceries.
March IL J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Plne Boots and Shoes.

II AIDES FINE KID AND CALF BOOTS
Gentlemen's fne French Calf Boots and
Shoes, Of all kinds just received aud for sale nm
commonly cheap, at
April 10 d A. WlLhtSs a cos
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r. m. BUTNER,
NHtce"UY y V'''''"''' 1'''''V
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

Recently Of ClereIand, Tenn.,)
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
n EsPEcTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
IL zcns of Athens and vicinity That he is pre-
pared, with the best stock that can be procured
from the Northern cities, to execute all orders for
Fine Boots and Shoes
on short notice The Ladies will find II to their
interest to procure some of bis beautiful Shoes
and Slippers. by strict punetuality to business
he hopes to receive liberal patronage. He war
rants bis work in every particular.
Shop on Main street, enc de"r East OF John
Crawford, Jrs. residence.
Athens, April S, 1s6l-n-654
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Hon. JonN L. BouLIGNY.--lt having
been telegraphod that this gentleman, q
late representative in the United States
Congress from Louisiana. was disohected
TO the South and had engaged in drilling
Northern volunteers, the New Orleans
Dsda is authorized by member Of his
family to say il is false. lie went to
Washington with theintention Of bringing
home his wife. lie is heartily with the
South in the present crisis. The follow
ing Is an extract from o private letter
from Mr.. Bouligny
"When arrived in Washington, ]
found everything upside down. All the
public buildings, churches, &c.. are occu-
pied by the Federal troops, and tho place
In general Is u hog pen. Give my inquir'
inn friends tho reason Of my delay in not
returning home earlier"
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One of Lincoln's Generals.

1t is stated in one Of our exchanges
that when Jim Lane was in Kansas, the
following was one of his military orders.
1t is entirely in harmony with his career
there.
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4 GOOD COOK Ann WASHER. APPLY
N ~ iris ofss. Msreh 20, 1881
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NGcAUITrrF's PURE IRISH wHIsREy-LATELY
M received es ships Revenue DresdnoughI ann Ar, %
Inicn, snd large supply daily expected per snip Milo
floyd which ~ corupl.ie the largest supply OF hrst quality
Irh uhiskev held IN the United States evp nasks
screw soprs rs he nnecaly sealed PIT for the campaign,
t0c, yer flask, and In one dozen each - -. =
JOHN MeAU LIZZIE, ~ Nassau sueS,1
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81 STREET y v DUNCAN viii sail on Tuesday, April ~
vt 70 O'Clock OF sn.e 40 third avenue stock q seovcs
unmer's Tools and hout excepting uocds ..
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JoHN \. oAELtY, AUC71okPtR-JoHNk OAKLEY
~ co. ell seu on Monday, April az atlo Seocs W, a
No rs Fulton avenue brookyu 10 eSood
Panofor,c ru sr PLY and ingram CARROTS ms hogs
nv Ma walnut marble top Dressing hureara and Nt@n
stands Freneh md NtaVp psdseads sofas Chairs tecep
Don DO oek EXTENSION Table and Dining Chairs Heater,
China CrpskeTy, So
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RAILROADS.

rYuneeN RIVER RAILROAD-FOR ALBANY AND
~ Frvy connecting with trhs north and weat-rrelpe
gave
yRor cha rryEs srRyT7 srtEsr.
Rrvre.s AID n A NJ, and 7:1. nsee A. n, $50 and
sss0 and Is y M b.l5 4. NJ
oy and Albany with aleep lo:ao r. n O5upoays tncn
Ing cara. t0l5 p. N. ODD :. go. :.
Pp-shkeersie irnn, A. NJ, b;2o a M, Z'p ano s5 v.
1lb and p. NJ. Nj .
testskin rain, 5:sn p. N. b:DP N.
stpP Sing train y 20 a NJ, 10 leA M, $40 ano aioo y
$40 and ~ Y. N
hssEnl train, j. NJ 7& v. NJ ,.-..
A. y. SMITH. aupcfpleudent
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JIkNRY y. HERTS JR., AuCTIONEER,
III PkRFMp1oRY AND uNREHERYkD SALE
OF I'm INTlkh STOCK OF CABINET FURNITURE

ON TTRsDAN APRIL 2S AT II O'CLOCK,
A. No t Broadway between liberty and Cedar streets
The msrnhc.n stock comprising larer and splIn
did of paror and Chamber Furniture ~
Every dscrphoa osk walnut rosewood and mahogany side
b-ards Ruep Etegrres Hall stands uinins Tables, wsrd
rubes fessi.ads enamed Chamber quits, Oloa
Furniture &C The shove s1e which postponed FROM
Of the ipcemency ef the
viii poaiuvey plsce above rain shine. and parties
III rrav and substantial Furniture viii do sell
etamn. this stick article vii te sold whuu, any
reserve the Association. by order ~ the Assignee
Catal will ready and goods view Monday
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uENRy aRFps, AuCrIosBEk MONDAY, APRIL
III q at lN O'Clock The auction store 1874 William street.
10 boxs Family sosp, Soaesrs pies rrune Plug Tobacco
Coffee Iicked salmon Starch ~ casks md Is dem johns Of
Vince ard Liquors, s. 90 Seprs 1900 lba Whts
Lend Alo " ocock sewing Machines lot OF Cotbins
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1Kkny D nrsrs, AucrrosErR. -sALKssoox ~

HEM d nlrbE Au NJ. .l IN h-sALhsx0OM y
THORp vii sel anct Monday hrr2 at ~ ococs
Of their faesroom ~ kasssu ri eet fnreco
Of mortgage, pair ~ dark hay Mares ibS
hands high s and seven years old half sisters ~el match
ed stylish and free drivers IN single double
together about fout 4ouru
ne and Kind and both excellent saddle mares an open
Brett nearly In perfect order. lined with tiue elk
striped reps built 10 order ~ " Quimhy Co fine Ca
lsche Cosnb built by firm 90 order IA IN nra
order, and nnrd with crimson silk striped repe
Coaches In perfect running order lined With dark coating
built BY Gould of Albany and BY j. O. Ham, OF New
Nn.L
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N VAIuA sIr 'CoTNTRy SEAT At NEW pAMpUpa

v
Ludlow co. viii seL Al auction, on Friday.
April 20 1861 ~ y O'Clock At the Msrcbants Exchange Nv
New hrmhure, Hudson rfve--rhe Farm OF late
0eorge vanderbilt, containing 100 Milton ferr
depot Hudson ver Railroad good condition. plenty
ard ornamental good stone House ,ther
buildings Sh.re IL dock he prvn,isos QUERY
nod &c Further particulars and the
sere' nrnce, No 2 line street
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NEW FORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ Spring commencing Monday April lh bL
For Albany and Troy connecting with tne New lorL Den.
hl kanad for al Wes' north Seat and southwest;
stso sItn the hothsrn Haued for sara1xs hutaod pur
sten ps,sbuIg kuse's uln ogiens,urg ard dontresl
iHhrb FAST ExPkE-e TRAINS. DAlLf,
Lave HAtJ. IpayR TWENTY eIxfu arHKEa
1and ~ a ~. endOf.M 7gLt - A. NJ and o Is Z NJ
for Dhamsendpe, White Pialrs, Dover Plains ard ali
snsl ralne e. Nne Table An evpress train ell LEAVE
Aohk ALhCML- ~ A..i.a art Rnne.s nAenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

DuIJARrs--rRuE ANGLES TESTED nv gwyNws
ID Machine u challenge sny, for g. 0n whoes cushions
uske angles throwing balls from 10 forty feet
Pvers invited IN ihp@a twelve tables
Psying sales Roums, 10 ru Ton and No, ann STREETS
prhs 10 m,nn,srure for sale S5N Piano awarded ary
eushion now made equal for angling ....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
BILLIARDS.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLRs WITH
N W. rbarp's cushions paten 81 November rs 1850 anc
dyed superior any invented wl he offered
FOR cash the manu- srtry No 8 Fulton street Also
few second hand Tables Cor aele.