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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

Georgia and South Carolina currency is not SO
firm to-day as last week, in consequence of the up
ward tendency Of Exchange at the points to which
the currency Of these States sent for conversion
There is, however, no change in the rates of dis
count.
The March statement of the Bank of Middle Ten
nessoe will be found in advertising columns.
The leading items eampare with the February state
ment az follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

In conformation the stement had OCCASION lev
days SINCE remedy slady that afflicted my
and myself growing o1 as supposed, Of severe colo
contracted from iprusen exposure Debility ccnoinea WIN
Geld caused OF appetite, pains in the back and
Of the nbs, depression spirits and constant langour 1n
condition peculiar 20 each OF US.
IDENTIFY happened Ia tho house OF CLARK, Gregory Oo
Of the merits and curative powers
Oil attracted my attention. Having aitn IN e
vendors determined try it. used bottle on my wiie
according directions, ruDescien and to NY sstons
produced perfect relief then used IN my own case
and I'd relief with ono single application. know not how
virtues will verified In other complaints but is most
certainly the application for Cold Rheumatism and Neu
ralga that have known or tried
r.OATO McKEEN, D. D. s.,
Ia Nnahvie.
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-
all the disease for which il
within the last tive years
Of relief, IS the numerous
possession show.
to the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities As 70
Judgment gsiide you in the
and 1t
plaints,B bilious At
Chronic DiarrhOea
plants, Dysente-
Stomach, Babttual
ic, Cholera, ChOles
Enfantunl, Elatu-
Female Weakness
cessfully as an Ordina-
cines 1t will cure SICK
Thousands can testify, In
two or three Teas
en- at the commencement sf
giving their mony
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Promp, Parmenl o. a Loss.

NASHVILLE, March Z, lool'
WI MARR, Insurance Agent, No. q, College street.
has paid me in cash ST. l6 so, viz:
By check on the Merchants Bank for. $500 oO
And check on the Bank Of Tennessee for COZ W
sl,sls 50
Both Of which checks have been presented and
paid in cash.
If you want your losses settled fairly ana palo
promptly, call on W. J. MARI and get policy In
one of his Companies.
marchs.a. R. T. HucHsTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

stock for sale.
Joux WHo.LEY, 81 South Market Street, offers for
sala $4,000 worth of Stock! Cal ard see him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

ana approved Dy all LnAt
serted to with confidence IN
is recommended.
It has cured Thousands
who had givez up all hopea
unsolicited certincates In my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, ard US
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates OF your
use Of the LIVER 1Ns
will cure Liver Com
tacks, Dyspepsia,
= II M m err G o sha .
ri, Dropsy, Sour
COs4ivenesss ChOl-
ra M orbus.ChoIera
Ience, J n N n d ices
es, and RAY be used sue
ry Family Medi-
H e A ID A g n Il, las
twenty minutes IL
spOonfuls arc TAXI ,
attack.
All who use itare
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THE FRIEND oYs rHE NURSERY

Children frequent suf fersrs from external injure
especially from Fluid and CampAens ESplost0ss-her
fore mother should have healing preparation
constantly at hand 1t Breesss andF ucky re-
mosesthe letter or RING WORM, PrsvGJeSt IN fhs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

LOUISVILLE, March 4-The river is falling with :
feet inches water in the canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
sANFORD's


Inv5gorator
NEVER DEBELITATESs
ET Is compounded entirely from Guna, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
- = 1919 - - ! lA..aL Il. -. -
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Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTtC
PILLS. compounded from pure aad
GLASS CASES, air tight, esd will keep in any climate
The Family Ca ltAartis PILL is gem
tie but active Oathartic which the proprietor Las
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those WIZ
have long used the PILLS = and the satisfaction which
express in regard to their induced me to place
them within the reach OF all =
The Profession well know that different Catnsrucs act
on different portions Of the : bowels.
The FAMILY "a s. IEHAKTIC + IL Il
has with due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from 3 variety Of the pnrsst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part OF the
aimentary canal and are good and safe in all cas-
"a where Cathart:c is 4 needed, such ID 9 .
rangememtS of the stomach, sic P1"
ness, Pains i'm the Back and Il 81 n .,
CosItVeReSs, a in and Soreness over
the whole b o d Y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected. = end long Of Pc
yer Loss of Ape. : title, a Creeping Sem
satiOu OF Cold over ?. the body, Kestless-
ness, Headache, or g weight in the head,
Ali I1ffamsasafo rV - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, rheumatism, gIest
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
fssh is heir to mention IN THIS adgernse
ment. Desc to g.. Price dimes
The Liver EnVfgoratOr and Family ia
thartic Pills raled by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade III sll the large towns
ST W.sANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer Ind Proprietor 33S Broadway, n.
Oh. WOOD CO.,
fail Ct. Leuis, No.
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Review Of the NashviIIe Market.

MONDAY EVENING, March 4, 1861.
coTToN-The Cotton market decidedly fat day, and
single transaction reported We repeat our quota
tons though the present state Of the market they may be re-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

II entirely unlike other medicine prescribed fot 'eho
real Diseases contains mineral poison rsussoss
prepared bArks and leaves IN the fo
AZ a plexsapt and delicious Syrup.
II h ratures own remedy for Gonorrh1a CLAP elect,
Gravel Structure especially recommended fer fluor Al
hus Whs in Psnaes) fer this complaint 1t is nvalnaoie
Az general and blood purifier has ne equal ana
does net fail TO scofua secondary syphilis, gandu&
srIlinax mercura and all erepve diseases, curing them
more speedily and permanently thaA any other medl'
cine known It his purifying and cleansing the
Tins system Impure and pernceus causes
which have induced disease.
In ali ola cases Of GonorhGa and Gleet that have hsed All
medic. skill, especially reconnended-n old cases
falls and from one TO three days
few doses positively all saldnE heat ehorae ana
pain. - ,.... - ,r,.rt.-. v,h an, .i..s
t. -.cuire, no assistance from other medicine.
car Law On the to be in the counting roos WITH
ont h. ever icing suspected remedy fer private db
cases. -. Ter ,r,l s;x..t;o,. o.. 49,,
r.Tu mi cure accompany each bottle.
Per null directions get Circular free from any drug ssere In
II soIs Al retail for sc per bottle three bottles for
by responsible druggists and dealers in me hrouEhou
ts United states wholesale by all Wholesale errEgSs
POTTER & MERwIN. sole Proprieters
ST LoUI MISSOURI.
Sold in NASHVILLE bye W. HendershOtt Berry p.mOv
Ewing & Pendlston, and BY all resps nEos SIetssns
where. oetSSo""4S
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Southern COnfederacy.
In SECRET SESSION
PROBABILITY AS TO SLAVERY.
WAR PREPARATIONsl

The Cotton SIates will NOT submit to
Lincolns
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EOCK CITY sTUCOO WORKS
Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE constantly supplied with the very
Land Plaster, Plaster OF Paris and Hydrsnlc Cement
- VIM. sT0CKELL,
fsbl5.Eam Ne n Broadway, Nashville. Tenn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
relegraphic News from all Quarters.

MANASSAS, July 1s.-Thc Lncolnitcs, 4O,-
0c0 strong, made anattack uponth Confcdcr-
ate forces at Fairfax, G. H., this morning,
1900 strong, under Brgadicr-G Gcnoral Bon
ham. After fighting four hours, our troops
fe! back on Bull Run, the cntrcnchcd camp
Of Gen. Bcaurogard AS ourtroops arc strong
ly posted, no doubt is entertained that thoy
will rcpulsc the federal enemy.
RICHMOND, July 19.--Gen Bcaurcgard
commanded in person at the engagement Mt
Bulls Run, three mics northwest of Manas-
sas junction. The battlc lasted all day. and
the federal forces rctrcated about dark, in
great confusion No particulars as to tho
loss on either side have been received. It is
supposed that Mcdowell was the federal com
mandcr. Tho enemy On tho feld was ist;ua-
ted ut 10000. Tho battlefield extended
ono milo. \, s.o y a
The New Oplcuns Washington Artillery
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
will not insult their patriotism by making a
long appeal to our people.

will not insult their patriotism by making a
long appeal to our people.
After the dinner was through with, good
ly number of our best citizens met at the
stand, when Wm. Hunter, ESD, offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were passed unanimously:
WHEREAS, 1t is sucrcd duty, and one in
cumbcnt alike upon ALL to see it, that the
families of our absent volunteers arc cared for,
while their protectors and supporters are bare
ing their breasts to the foe, and rsking life it.
self in dcfcncc of our property, our homes and
our vory liberties. Therefore, be it resolved,
lst. That it is the duty of this Battalion TO
provide we'll for the families of those volun-
tccrs of this Battalion that need our assistance.
End phat VIC pay ten per cent. on our last
lax Receipts scm-annually for the above
object.
Bird. That there be appointed two collectors
for each Beat Company, whose business will
be to collect tho tax for the above purpose
from every one.
4th. That the eight collectors shall be bound
to pay out the funds SO collected to the fam-
lies needing assistance according to their wants
In accordance with the 3D. resolution, the
following gentlemen were appointed in their
respective Beat Companies to collect the taxes:
Georges Crcch Bcat-R. Il. IIolcombc,
John Il. Gossctt.
Ricc's Crcch Bcat-John Ariail, William
Hunter.
MtmHmn's Bcat--T. II. Boggs, VIM Il.
Williams.
Hin1hY Bcpt-Gcn. I. N. Garvn, Now
ton Arnold
Thus passed away the 18th at Pickens-
vile, as seen and enjoyed by the
SECRETARY
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@gAlE0 TGD P@ETR RW.,
Never Despair.

4 tlr
Mover despair! when the dark cloud is low fling,
y The sun, though obscurcd, never to slime;
the black tempest his radiance is pouring,
While faithlcss md flint hearted morals rcpine.
1lThe Journey offe Inns It's lights and its shadows
III And Heaven, in its wisdom, to each sends Il
r., share; 49,
a hough rough DO tho road, yet with reason to
~ guide us Ess
Never despair! when with troubles contcndng,
Make labor and patience sword and shield,
And win brighter laurcls with courage unbcn.ling,
Asgay as the lark i'll the bcnIh Of the ,norning,
, Wlicn young hearts spring upward to do and to
81 dare ),
Tho bright star of PROMISE their future adorng,
Will light thcr, long, and they llncvcr despair!
NTho oak in tho tempest grows strong by resistance,
" The arm at tho anvil gains muscular power,
And firm reliance, that seeks no assistance,
Goes onward, rejoicing, through sunshine and
shower;
For life Is q wnrefare, to try and to prove us.
And true hearts grow stronger by labor and caro-,
AWhlc Hope, like scrraph still whispers above us,
Look upward and onward and never despair
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
MAnsAw. riokens District. July 10, 1861.

Coll HAMrToN.-Thc Richmond Dis
patch of Monday pays the subjoncd compli-
ment to the commander of the Legion which
bears his namo. Wo lid not know that he
had library ut Grccn,illc G. IT,. His pri-
votc library. at his residence near this city, is
tho one probably alluded to by tho Dispatch: /:
"CoL. WADE HAMproN.-This gentle.
man, who commands the splcndid South Car
olina Legion cncampcd near this city, is tho
posscssor of n princoly fortune, and has bccn
for many years prominent in The political af-
fairs Of his State. His library at Grccnvilo
S. G., contains ton or twelve thousand vo-
lumcs, including about fifteen hundred on
American history. Tho library fills two largo
rooms, and cost, probably, twonty thousand
dollnrs."
TIE Southorners havo secured the cargo of
vessel wrecked on the North Carolina coast.
The cargo consists of4400 bags Of coffee.
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4 d. CAUtkiNS, AUCTlONEER.
M AUCTION SALE.

iNtt anu Nostiy liolNcnoW FURNITURE,
Elegant Rosewood Piancfortc,
Rosewood fayior Suit, in I,yocael.
Valuable Paintings, A. nsc Bronzcs Marble Groups sc.
hONbAf, August s, At the elegant private residence
24S west Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue,
Commencing at 10 Il O'Clock
the sale comprises the entire contents Of the house
The elegant farior Furniture made order and
solid rosewood The whole will be sold the highest
bhderio Tor cash Offering extra inducements TO PURCHASERS
as tho entire furniture of the house is new ing ali
been made within seven mouths
Elegant Rosewood seven octave rianoforc with all mo
deTn improvements, ovorsfung bass &c,
Cost 5000
rich rosewood stool covered In satin, aud embroidered
tovcr three elegant i suits OF rosewood Parior Furpi
re ID rich broadc and SATIN rosewood Etcgcres spicn-
did and costly Paran Ornaments rich Vases &c also
magnificent collection Of rare Paintings rosewood Tufkish
ctsy Chairs IN line reps; rosewood centre and side
: bic top Tables, richly carved.
Chamber Suits, ~ rosewood and mahogany; Bareaus.
carved Bodstcads Wristbands Sofa Beds in fine hair
CLOTH ten pure Hair Mattresses from 40 10 so pounds
made to order and IN excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consists OF Ane oak Extension
Table SILVER Ware, rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery,
works. spoons, &c, with heavy cut and engraved Glass
ware OF every description.
Catalogues viii be issued and be had early on morn
ing OF sale. No postponcmcpf
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EtAyAiRY CAVALRY CAvAIKY-uSE THOR EY,S
~ Concentrated Food for your horses which was fonni
most valuable during the crncan war Depot 1862 Broad
way ". Y.
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1rHoNAs J. MILER. MlcrloNrrR .n,l1N,srpl

FJNiOMAS J. MILLER, 4iUCTIONEER lSTRA
l. tors sale-Wil be sold, on Tuesday the sixth .ay
or August, 1861, nj IL O'Clock, by THOMAS j. MILLER
Auoioneer at the premises Nos ~ and ~ Murray street
IN the city OF New York. the Lease and good will Of the
Hotel Restaurant and Bar carried by Francis Fiux
IN his lifetime, and by me, the subscriber his widow AM,
Administrative at said premises. And ut the same tins
and place will be sold tho Furniture Bar Fixtures ,cstu-
rant and Kitchen Furniture, together with the stock ~
Wines, Liquors and Sclats LOUISA FIJux,
Administrative.
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Ns'ifiurt ; SALE OF Fl .EGANT FIRNlTrRE-BY PEEI>
~ &ooi on Monday. l0ls O'Clock nj 100 Fulton ay.
cc, brooky comprising the entire stock Of rosowood
mahogany and black walnut Furniture Of rst class city
ihahuiavltcr. j. w. HIGGINS, Deputy
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StHERltF'S SALE Or CARPETINGS.

-, NIINAlbfIso 4 FNIIVIIlII', AuCtOHocIf.
VIII sell at their salesroom IL; Monday
angst o. Mt IL O'clock largo lot Of super Ingram,
irec,py, tapestry, Erusses AID Velvet Carpets about
oV ros III all, together with parcel of new Rag Carpets
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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4 UCI1ON NOTItE
IA MORTGAGE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOI IaEJIOJ4 EIRNlyJ'HC

uCl1ON NOTICE
IA MORTGAGE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
this day, (Monday), at two O'Clock the afternoon
precisely, comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture
contained In the large dwelling house No l52 West TWEEN.
tytrst street near Seventh avenue The whole for
soiue and pcrcmpory sale, shine, consisting of
Engish Velvet and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood
farlor Furniture, Gu suite, comprising three full suis
richly carved all OF which covered rich silk broca
tel and Of the best description rosewood Centre Pier
Iablcs Turkish Chairs in blue aud gold satin and moqct
danisk and lace Curtains, velvet and Turkish Lounges
Mlnte and Pier Mirrors, fine rosewood Etegeres rich
sevres and Dresden Mapte Vases Esquc Figures Paror
Ornaments, &c.
Elegant seven octave Pianofortc,
Music Cabinet stool and Cover,
elegant Bureaus and BeIstoads twelve Hair Mattresses
ChaInber Suits in rosewood bronze Clocks spring seat
Chairs Mirrors, Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table
two Sofa Bcdsteads rich Cut Gass Of every description
sfverwarc Forks Spoons Casters Ice Pitchers Crn Tea
service, marble top Buffet Ocoth, rich Chandeliers &c
Sale positive, rain shine r. W. WrSfCOTr
Aucthncer
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nHTO sTATE LOAN-sI 500 Goo
OrFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE \
SINKING Fund OF THE STATE OF Ono,


COLUMBUS, July 20, 1861, J
The State OF Ohio desires TO borrow million and five
hundred thousand dollars and TO that end the Commits
soners Of the Sinking Fund of the State under the auho
rity Of act of the General Assembly will receive sealed
proposals at their Office in tho city OF Columbus unit 10
O'Clock Of the Sd day Of August and the agency Of
the State rs William street tn the city of New York
I'll IL O'Clock NJ Of the 18th day Of August next for the
purchase of 81 500 900 OF the funded registered debt
OF the state bearing interest from the LIST day of August
1861 az the rate of six per cent per Bids will
be received for either of the following classes Of Stocks
Certificates redecmabIe at the State Treasury in the
city Of Columbus July l. $685. the interest payable semi
annually the LIST day Of May and The LIST day OF Novem
Der in each year, NJ the State Treasury.
Certificates redcemable ut the agency Of the State in
the city Of New York July 1858 the interest payable
semi annually the st day Of January and the is day Of
July in each year, at said agency.
Each proposal distinctly for which Of these
classes of certificates il is made the amount either
which desired and the price for each hundred dol
lars Of each class PROPOSED to be taken In case any pro
posa shall not designate the class Of stock desired by
bidder 1t shall be deemed TO have been payable where
the hid is received
No conditional bid or bid not absolute in its terms will
be considered.
Payment Of the amount Of the respective bids received
in New York must be made at the State Agency within
three days after the acceptance thereof and Of the bids
received nj Columbus within days after the accept
ance thereof at which times the proper certificates will
be ready FOR delivery.
Certificates payable the State Treasury will be issued
III sums of 500 and upwards and cse payable in New
York will be issued in sums Of $500 aud upwardsa the
option Of the bidder.
The certificates will he payable Internationally July l.
1868 and are, by the act authorizing the loan exempted
from taxation by tho State.
Proposals for the loan must be enclosed IN sealed
velope, aud addressed TO " The ComrnsS ioners the
sinking Fund a, Columbus, Ohio. or at rs Wsm street
New York and endorsed " Proposals for Ohio Loan
r. W TAYIER, Auditor Of State.
A. ?. RUSSELL, Secretary Of State
JAMES MURRAY Attorney General
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of the State of Ohio
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,.,ilFEFYs sAtp--sfRtM ENGINES. -l-

- SIG,H ltFiNlNG APPARATUS, &c, &c
GiAIiisi;S & rAi@ Hid, auctioncers
rti st.csroom lib Nassau street..
WI, soil on Tuesday August o at ii O'Clock at 1913 Wash
ing; IN street AL the Engines Boilers &c. Of the United
states steam Sugar Rcinirg Company. There are ten,
steam Engines and Boilers end the machinery connected
thcfewth-fsaporating Pans, Nais Tubs, Mouis Stcan
's, Platform scales, Wagon Scale together with very
large variety of smaller implements proper u the bust
ness; $50 IONS Coal, 80 barrels syrup fine Office Furn
t'rc, large Office Safe, &c. Ac JOHN KELLY Sheriff
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DENTISTRY.

4 RTIt1CIAL BONE FILLING FOR nECAYED TEETH
IA Inserted while soft, without pressure pain.
Aching teoth shells be filled preserved by
the dscovefcr j. PEARSON, NJ D., rooms $50 Broadway,
xtlt SIDE, els door above Seventeenth street.
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:, ), 80 ART, AUCTION .,,Rs MONDAY. AlJGlsy.
=. - ~ iai'-lhs t'h .'c ok their aaelrn roolas,
r,c "a Sc iefuol safe 20. Saving Machine SIN Vices
% ''p"nl kalnis i" u tlmns Also by .1rine Of
lifl no hra. int ~ HlisehoA Furlitnre mahogany
'hsifs li. ida, lh,d.in4, Carpet kci,eu klrnitnre
sc, ROBERT REED, Atorncy.for Mortgage.
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OFFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ 20 Wall street. August l, fS61.-The Directors have
this day declared semannual dividend of three and
half per cent, payable on and after the It'll inst
WIN. y SIO(JM
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LN6R SAiR.-fiiE TROrrN,: HORSE HONEsT PETER
T. Apply 10 HIRAM WOODRUFF

MON COURSE, !" i.--fROfTtNG on TUESDAY,
August q, at half past three ociock--A Match for
- 100, nile heats, best IN g. H. Woodruff names br
hciiance, IN harness. Horace r. Jones names b. 4 Nut
WOOL To wagon. The cars will leave the South ferry
every hour Also, trom tho Fulton and Williamsburg
ferries every Eve minutes To East New York and thence
TO Track, by csfs, every half hour and the
route SHAW Il WHITE Proprietors
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A NEAT, TIDY Girl. WANTS A SITUATION TO COOK
"A wash and iron in small private family no Objec
lion TO do general honsework understands her business
vol; no objections to 80 short distance the country
Cab al az West 3oth ST., At hor present employers.
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9TH nlvIpENb--rIE KNiCKERB0CKER STAGE
lO Company have this day declared dividend Of
three per cent payable the stockholders on and after
the 9th until which date the transfer books will be
closed. GEO. {. PETERS Treasurer
ArGrsT |, 1861
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A SITUATION WANTEfl-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl.
IA 10 do general honsework; has tho best of CITY refer
once Call for two days at l4s Hammond street, front
basement
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NJASTkIl-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION ~
w nurse and seamstrcss, chambermad and 20 do
Inc washing no objection To the conntry. Has several
years city reference from her late employer Can be seen
FOR two days at l7s 9Th av, between 18th aud 18Th ss,
in the book store.
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YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM
n bermad and seamstress waitrcss would be viii.
Ing TO make herself generally useful Call ut 2l2 West
18th ST., between sth and 9th avs
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I TNi0N COURSE, long iSf.ANb--A GREAT TKiAt. OF
~ Si'eod.A Match for 500 to of on Thursday
August 8, at So O'Clock milo heats best 8 in s. James
ID hcNana names b. IN. Flora Temple 10 harness. ffo
race Jones names b. stallion Ethan Alien aud hrs
nihg nate Socks, 70 wagon. Tho ears will leave the
South ferry every hour aso, from the Fulton aud vii
liamsbarg ferries every ave minutes, East New York
ana e'se Ia the track by ears every half hour aud
turn by the same route 10 come Off on good day.
SHAW Il WHITE, Proprietors.