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Nnmmiffed An Iail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, 1882, negro man
~ who rays his name IL AARON says be belongs 70
10 Carter Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about 40 or 45 pounds foot inches
high no marks color black. Tue owner is request
cd 70 come forward prove property, and pay charges
us the law directs J NJ HINTON,
iuuelS-3t Sheriff and JailoT ull. q.
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PunLIcN No. lGl

Az ACT authorizing the Secretary Of tho
Interior TO strike from the pension
rolls the names Of such persons IA
have taken up arms against the Gov
eminent, or who may have in any
manner encouraged the rebels.
BE Il enacted BIZ the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United Suites Of
ABlerica IN Congress assembled, That ths
Secretary Of the Interior be and he is
hereby authorized aud directed 10 strike
from the pension rolls the names OF all
such persons as have or may hereafter
take Up arms against the Government Of
the United States, or who have in any
manner encouraged the rebels or mani
tested sympathy with their cause.
Approved, February 4, 1862,
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Cnmmittnd To Hail

nF Davidson counS, June 23d, 1852, negro boy,
" who says his name is AK, aud belongs to Vim
McGreggor Of son CO.. age years old weighs about
100 or l65 pounds feet inches high color black /;
scar on second hugeT on LETT hand.
The owner IL requested to come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. N. HINTON
Iune62o--3t SherifI and Tailor of d. G,
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DmEoToRY- Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Po.-Headquartors on High street. Gen Dumon'
commanding.
Dis,rief-Hcad1uartcrs on summon stroot Or
Fords resdonce) Capt. Green, A. 4. O.
provoa Acknowledgements on Church street
(Fonalo Academy Col. stanley Matthews.
Clisr Assi.taHi Qrartsrmas.er - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Cstron's rcsidence')
Capt. J. d, Bingham.
As,i,tanf uartsrmasta--ChaiianoogR DepoI-CApi.
R Stevenson.
Is,slaHi onarte1pasisr -- Vine street, near Mrs
Pok's residence. Capt. K, N Lamb.
assistant QuartsrmaStor-Eo. 81, Market street
Capt J. N. Hale
ChisS Comrui.sary-- Hsadquartsrs, No 10, Vine 1t.
Capt r. SIacicoly.
Cou,ais.ury Of SuJsistsHos-BIoad street. Capt D.
Idttle
Ao,.ng Ggnnissary Of S,.Jsissncs-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Dirsotor--summer street. or, Ford's old
rcsidence) Surgeon F.. swim.
Medical Ptrrsyor', O6ios-Church ltroet, Masonic
Building j. r. PIErLE, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fautry, Acting Medical Purveyor.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives Daily, $50 Pm
"a leaves " 745 AN
| Columbia via T &AH,R arrives $50 Pm.
leaves d" 600 AM.
sholbyvIlle, via n. & O. R.R, arrives 800 Pm.
leaves " 1000 A. III.
Iebanop arrives l2O0M.
leaves 4" eco PM,
Memphis Mail, leaves Dnilyva Louisville and cairo.
PosT.O FrIoEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Iibertv Alexandria;
Gordonsyille, bmithVllo,
WATERFOWL, jennings Fork.
POST. OFFICES ON LINE OF n. c. R.R.-
Murfroesboro, Fostoryile,
Jordan's Valley, or shebyyille,
| Christlana. Palmetto.
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Committed to Jail

rs Davidson County, Tenn, July 8, 1892 Negro
J Man, wkO says his namo Is REUBENi says he
belongs ~ PattOns Heirs, Of Davidson County, Tenn.
aged q years; weighs IFS pounds; height, feet y
inches; color, black; On tight wrist. The owner
10 requested to forward grove property and pay
charges ne the law directs. J. N. HlNTON,
July 3, ls62-8t sheriff and Tailor Of b. c.
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NO. "a

ried ~ Congress assembled, That the sum
Of one million c! dollars 5s aud the same
is hereby appropriated, out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, for gunboats on the Western rivers.
Approved, December "a. 1851.
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PUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. g.

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Hem
ry Sawyer to accept a medal.
BE it resolUe3 by The Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States of liner
lea ia Congress assembled, That Henry Saw
yer, consul to Surinam, be and he is
hereby authorized to accept the medal
recently transmitted to him by the King
of Holland, for an act of humanity in an
effort to save the life Of subject Of that
kingdom.
Approved, January II, l6G2.
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Crrg usns or Luss TO oouuHurI 4 sQvArr)
- ADVWRTIsERs in DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any sytCial position IN
sds, 20 per cent addtonali special position outside,
~ per cent.
6R- Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged At the rate Of twenty cents per line
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change VIII involve extra eX
Iense, 20 be paid for by the advertiser.
pS- AdgHt,-s ercseding he spdos contracted tor ciH
b charged f1r the excess
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
when exceeding Ave lines will DO charged at the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
FOB STATE OFFCEta5. .,.,,,,,,.,. .,.....'. slO W
- COUNTY - ..,.........''..'..'-... W
CifT ...... 80. .....-.'...-..- W
Cash required III advance for all advertisements,
anless by special agreement.
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which we bind ourselves strictly TO
adhere. ...
VIM. CAMERON, for the Union
JOHN WALLACE, for tho DiipaIoL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July ~, 1862
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county June 49, 1s62, negro man
" who says his name is ARTHUR and belongs to
Vim c. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, eyed about
45 years weighs about l46 or $50 pounds feet y
inches high color black heavy whiskers.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, IS the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
iune2a--9t Sheriff and Tailor ofD. G.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn. July 3, 1882, Negro
~ Boy, who says his name IS HENRY; says be be-
longs TO William Reed, OF Clarksville Tenn, aged u
years. Weighs W or lOO pounds feet 81 inches high
color, black; marks The owner Ia requested to
come forward, prove property, and pay charges as
the law directs j. VI. HINTON,
July o, 1852 Sheriff and Tailor Of D. Q.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June p, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name Is DOB says he be ohgs
to Thomas G. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn; age
about IL or 20 years old weighs about $50 pounds,
feet 81 inches In height color black, no marks
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro.
psrty, at pay charges as tue law d. 'eots
J, M. HINTON,
June20--3t Sheriff and Tailor Of D. O.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
oFTcE No. 81, crsrnr srEru

Persons wishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
ihs S1Tniug rraiss of She loyUviuE AsE NAsu.
yluE, and NAsHvrtLr AgD DEcArUE RluaoAps,
uiuft have the same az tho once by O'Clock the
evening previous.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County Tenn, July 8, 1852, Negro
~ Man, who says his name II GEORGE; says he
belongs 70 Van ALEU-, Of White County, Tenn; aged
IS years; weighs leo pounds; eot inches high;
color, black small on left lorehnger. The owner
Is requested 10 come forward prove properly and pay
charges, as the law directs. J. d. HINTON,
July Y, 1862-3t. sheriff aud JailOr Old. c.
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PUBLIC REsoLUToE-No. 10
A RESOLUTION for TIE collection of
war statistics.
Resoired By the Senate and House Of Rep
resentotives Of the United States Of america
in Congress assembled, That, in order TO
develope, concentrate, and bring into eff
fective action the mechanical and other
resources of the United States, for the
suppression of the rebellion and the fu-
ture defence Of this Government, the Su-
perintendcnt of the Census be authorized
to furnish the Secretary of War with
such war statistics as from time to time
the Secretary may judge necessary for
the use of his Department.
Approved, February %, 1862.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville 4 Nashville RR Train lcayss al 7A5, An.
90 " arr. % $50, Pm,
Nashville Decatur RR, Train leaves al 600, AN,
arr. al 100, pm,
Nash. Chattanooga R.R Train leaves at 10 90, AN
at 82b,pM
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1862
70 F FICIAL. e..

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Pass.d at III. Second Session Of The Thirty seventh
Congress.
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[PuBLIc-No obi

An ACT making an appropriation for gum
boats on the Western rivers.
BE 10 enacted bg he SsHyts and House Of
Representatives u The intel States Of Ams-
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4abiOspn Countg 9irsttorg.
CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, Marsi.aL

Deputy Marshais--w H. wilkinson, A. C, Tucker,
and james A. Steele
Clerk ofhs Maykst-John Chumbley, sr-oscio, hrsti
Jos l.. Ryan, second and John Keddick, 'hird'
Tar Assessor--Wam Driver.
Revenue Collsctor--A. b. shankEnd'
Vaisr Tar Collsoi0r-E. b. Garrett.
Treastysr--R. Henry.
Wharf Monsr--ThGuas lenke.
Superintendent Of The Workhouse-J. Y Dodd'
Superintendent u he Wafer Works--James wyatt
Cbier Of Tie Fire Experimentation b. seaDury'
Gsrion Of he Cemtay-T. II, Mcbride
Rtreol Orrsssr--J L. stewart.
ON Aaorney-John Mophail Smith,
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO COLLEGE STREET,
new stock Just received and for sale
low 90 close Qua COnsignmentS'
2OO Sps OoENoR BRO.
100 apps Sps 'N''- W. 'N " Common BRO,
6n Coils ROPE, for sale by o,,.,,o, nun
~ aps COMMON q BNo.
4O O Sps '''' ''-'' ~ '' Common & BRO.
10 " aos OO''' '01' ''''' '' '' GoNNoR 4 BRO.
IOl) ' Sps toNNoR a BRO.
6O boxes SOAP, for sale by ...,, NM
| d aus aus 'i''''0'' Common 4 BRO.
10 chests TEA, tor s,loby ,
IL spS s'' l'' ~ OoNNoR BRO.
IL 'I aus ''N' W '' y CONNER BRO.
In boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale Hy mo-
90 casks SODA, for sale BY co,yo. ppo
InO gross MATCHES, for sale by ,,,,.
| 20 OS Sps '''' oAN''''-'' '' 50 coSNoR BRO.
! 20 Oo ops 0'''' W '''' " ooNNoR 4 co.
Ia 0 sps '''A'A"' { '''' W COMMON BRO.
! 10 X" sp SA-''o'' ! 'l'' y ooNNop a BRO.
"a XII, .1 sA'AhNE''' Tor sac y ooxNoa 4 BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale by o,,,,,or ma
- aps COMMON BRO
. kits sHAD, for sale by ,. ,,,,,,
= APPS CoNNOR6 BRO
10 bills TROUT, for sale by ,.,,o, ,,,,
10 ' Sps " az ''''' w. ' 6oNNoR BRO
Sps ''' oONNoR 4 BRO.
ne bo1os drioa uERING, for sale b, ,,
&c boxes Dried sealed, flr sale by
10 ans GONNOR BRO.
so ' s.. NAILS for sale by oosnon BRO.
~ bbh Crushed Sugar for sale BY
| DNJ aus Common BRO.
INK bags MEAl, for sale BY
. lZO APPS CONNOR& BRO.
EOO bbls FLOUR, Tor sale by
: ONJO APPS ooNNoR BRO.
, on casks HAMS, for sale By
~ ans COMO A BRO.
Q ~ apps Common BRO
OnN bbls ono POTATOES, tor salerby
- ZOO APPS Common & BRO.
90 boxes fresh Garden SEED, for sale by
, ~ ans CONHOE A BRO.
= - bbs Ouiou sE1s Tor sale by
- apS UONNOR BRO.
40 tierces Canvassrd HAMS, with large lot OF
III sorts OF Goods, which we will close out low,
10 our old stand, No. College street.
ans b b. Common 4 BRO.
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CITY COUNCIL.

BooyI NJ Alderne,--M. NJ Brlen President j. +.
Newman. O. A. J. Maynold H.G, scovol, VIM. Cheat
ham. }. Smith. NJ. G. L. Claiborne, and Jas. koob'
Common Counoil--w p. Jones, Presidents William
Roberts, t. J. Yarbrough, VIM, Driver VIM stewart
Louis Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, @. III. South
gate A. J. Cole, Jas Davis Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles, and John Cready'
STANDING COMMITTEES " THE CITY COUNCIL
Finunos--Knowles, scoyel and Cole.
H.. Woyt,-Audcrson, Smith and Claiborne
s,r,.,-Yarbrough Turner southgate Davis, Brien,
Mayheld, Chatham and Claiborne
WLarE-Newman Stewart aud Turner
Baspital-Jones, Mayneld and Sloan.
Schools -Chsatban, Nayacld and Knowles.
Fire Department -Cready, Driver and Newman
gas-Dr.vor, Cheatham and Davis.
Cemetsrv-smilh, Stewart and Newman
Market Uoase-Roborts Stewart and Turner.
slavs,-HouRh, Claiborne and Davis.
Polios-Cheatham, BrIen and Anderson
springs-Hough, Claiborne and Bren.
WorkLou,s-C hoatham, Msyhed and Knowles
Improvement, and EypadihTss-Cole, soovel and
Cready
Publ, Properfy-Brsn, CheStham and Turner.
Tssi Houso-Nay nold Jcnee and Roberts
81 The Board OF Aldermen meets the IuoSuay
next preceding the second and fourth thursdays Il
each month, and tho Common Council the socon'
and fourth Thursdays IN each month
NIGHT POLICE
Ctpain-John Baugh.
First Lieutonant-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lis,tiendnt-John H. DAVIS
Polioeasn--Wm, jackson, John Cayondor, Mich Da
Wis, Jool Philips, VIM Baker, John Cottrsh william
Mayo, John Enges, J. W. Wright, John Puckel'
Robert SCOTT, ". C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andre'
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HH'itt.
A. The Police Court is opened every morning
nine o'clock,
, 1862-05-10

The DUTIES OF A MoTHER.-By the
quiet freside of home, the true mother, in
the midst of her children, is sowing as in
the vases of earth the seeds of plants that
sometimes give to heaven the fragrance OF
their blossoms, whese fruit shall be rosa
ry of angelic deeds, the noblest offering that
she can make through the ever ascending
and expanding souls of her children to their
Maker. Every word that she utters goes
from heart to heart with power of which
she little dreams. Philosophers tell US in
their speculations that we cannot lift fin
ger without moving the distant spheres
Solemn is the thought. but not more solemn
to christian mother than the thought that
every word that falls from her lips-every
expression of her couuntenance-even in
the sheltered walk and retirement of home,
may leave an indelible impression on the
young souls around her, and form, as it
were, an underlying strain of that education
which eoples heaven.
, 1862-05-10

"A Missouri farmer being asked fraisins
hemp was a good business, answered, f" j
can't sartin' say; but surely 1t is better
than being raised by it.
, 1862-05-10

PRINTERS JOKEs.-A good wife is like
printer roller, which is composed of mo-
lases and glue. She is as sweet as the for
mer article, and sticks to her husband like
the latter
In some printing Offices girls are employed
at type-setting. A bashful printer refused
a situation in one, saying, he never set up
with girl in all his life
, 1862-05-10
Old Friends Together.

o time is sweet when roses meet,
With Springs sweet breath around them
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
lfthOse we love have found them;
And sweet the mind that still can find
A star in darkest weather.
But nougLt can be so sweet to see
AS old friends meet together.
Those days of old, when youth was bold,
And time stole wings to speed it,
And you neer knew how fast time flew,
Or, knowing, did not heed it;
Though gray each brow that meets us now
For age brings wintry weather.
Yet noUght can be so sweet to see
As those old friends together
The few long known, whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship bless;
A hand to cheer, perchance tear,
To soOthe friends distress
Who helped and tried, still side to side,
a friend to face hard weather:
o this may we yet joy to see,
And meet old friends together.
, 1862-05-10

A Toast Woman-to her virtues we
give love; to her beauty, our admiration
to her hoops, the sidewalk.
, 1862-05-10

PIoUs DARKEY.-'' Sam, why don't you
talk to your massa, and tell him to lay up
his treasure in Heaven -
Practical Sam" What's de use of his
laying up treasure dere, where be neber see
um again ?"
, 1862-05-10

The JEws.-The entire number of Jews
in the world is committed to be 4,3OO,O 900 :
of which there is about $500, 900 in Europe,
$4,000 in Africa, 100000 in Asia, So 900
in America, and 1000 in Australia.
, 1862-05-10

SINCLAIR in his "Code of Health, says
4" How many there are who keep a number
of grooms to curry their horses, who would
add ten years to their comfortable existence
if they would employ one of them to curry
themselves with fesh-brush night and
morning"
, 1862-05-10

In "Notes of an Army Surgeon" is re-
lated an anecdote of barber who, while
having the stump of his arm dressed, (the
limb had just been shot off, burst into a
loud laugh. " What is the matter? this
does not strike ne as anything very laugh
able" said the surgeon. Indeed it is not, -
was the reply, " but l lost my arm in such
a funny way, that really l cannot help
laughing when l think of it. You see our
first sergeant wanted shaving badly; and
as l always shaved him, it was of course my
business to do it then. We went together
in front of his tent; l had lathered him,
took him by the nose, and was just apply
ing the razor, when a cannon ball came, and
that was the last l saw of his head and my
arm. Excuse me, doctor, for laughing so,
but l never saw such thing before"
, 1862-05-10

WE once knew a Quaker who was forced
into fight with a quarrelsome neighbor.
After little scufiing, the Quaker's nose
came into a violent contact with the other
mans fist, causing our friends nose to bleed
profusely. Quaker became enraged, and
Immediately took his opponent down, and,
getting astride him, addressed him thus /:
" Friend, won't hurt thee, neither will |
strike thee, but l will let my nose bleed in
thy face" which he did entirely to his own
satisfaction and to the great disgust of his
adversary. The Quaker victory was com
plete.
, 1862-05-10

A GooE ONE.-A good joke is told of
Judge L.. He always kept demiio ohm
of good Jamaica in his private office FOR his
own comfort and the entertainment of his
particular friends. The Judge had noticed
for some time that on Monday morning his
Jamaica was considerably lighter than be
had left it on Sunday night Another fact
had gradually esta blished itself in his mind
His son Sam was missing from his paternal
pew m church on Sundays. One Sunday
afternoon Sam came in and went up stairs
rather heavily, when the Judge called him
" Sam, where have you been %
"To church, sir" was the prompt reply
"What church, Sam :"
''Second Methodist, sir"
Had good sermon, SAM"
Very powerful, sir; it quite staggered
me-"
"Ah! see," said the Judge, quite
powerful, eh, Sam -
The next Sunday the son came home
rather earlier than usual, and apparently
not so much "under the weather.
His father hailed him with:
"Well, Sam, been to the Second Meth
odist again to-day :"
Yes, sir"
"GOod sermon, my boy p
g Fact was, Father that l couldn't gel
in; the church was shut up and ticket or
the door,
Sorry, Sam, keep gOing-yOu may gel
good by it yet
Sam says, on going to the Office for his
usual spiritual refreshment, he found TIE
" John +" empty, and bearing the following
label: g There will be no service here to-
day, this church closed for repairs"
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

THE BEAUTIFUL zANFRETTA.
The Flrs Ecma.e Tight Rope Performer In the v arid
The Firs Female Tight Rope Performer IN the " orid
Waosa ,anns fea,s on the Tight Rope performed W
her
Al NIBLOs GARDEN
CREATED FUHoRE
such 10 seldom equalled b1 auy artistic
The management; St
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
desiroas of presenting moa the great
WORLD CAN PRODUCE
have succeeded In eectng with her tof
ON MONDAY EVENING
viii lake he's appearance New yort sin:c sos
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
al Nib,os Garden.
the immense exrenec attendant Ipcu lhs
GREAT AND WORLD RENOWNED ARTIsTE
The prices OF admission wl remain az usual
THE PLEASURE AND PRIDE
or presenting the rs female performers the tco c! shS
giobe. 10 the patrons OF
Being the mana gcGlents CHEST reward II addition
NILE. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA.
'-' THE CASTERBUiiY MINsTkELS
THE BROADNAY MiNSrHELS,
gtILY BiRi H. Zen COTTON, J. A HERMAN.
pil.i,Y BiRcn BEN COTTON,, J A HERMAN.
THE CLIsfOhp SISTERS,
NILE ADELAIDE PRICE
MISS CATHARINE O'EElL, the great Comic Irish Vocal.
,s from Canterbury Hall, London, Is engaged aud will
appear Monday, March IL.
The New York herald., 1862-03-10

TIOOLEY'S MlNSTREIS
Ill $50 broadway, oppsolte Bond street.
ANOTHER MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.
F,rs, week OF great Moral Dram OF
UNCLE TOMS CAblN,- :. -
tnroducrc the alente lite LILLE vESTRLS as Eva.
q W H. GRIFFIN rs Uncle Tom.
ROLLiN HOWARD In his great clara r Of TO
Fra week of the Champion Clog Dancer u HAY ES:
Ftrst week OF the Operate Sketch HUNTING PkiAA
DONNA. By Howard and tir1nin. :.
FOX GRIFFIN REED, HOWARD. REEVES &C.. In The
favori'c acts
sARsARy ALLEN SALLY CONE UP, slAMEsBi
TWINS. &c.
Doors open is1s To commence as7S.
Tickei q
The New York herald., 1862-03-10
SALES Ar AUCTION.

ToHE W. NEwSON. AUCTIoEEER AND GEsENAL
81 estate Megchaa ise and !nsusaee lo-
fulon street. opposite 81. Poufs cbnrc ydrd'
Regular sales At store Tuesday and Fridays j. w. n ~
his attention sales tpuDic anu prsael a,
the u Also, take charge OF properts cot
policies ai' r'naifs
Any business ed TO charse iu earnesy ana
faithfully g.rfOrmed Kctu n OF So leg prom pty made rasn
advanced on merchandise Refer nces-H"n Geo op4yke,
Mayor New YORK; Peter coopsl, EST, m 'rchat r. ~
Brown Mecnancs' fra aeTs Bank; Nathan H.
Grahan, President Fremens funi Insurance COMPANY,
and others.
MoRIARrY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TIL DAY
81 .a lUi, or TX, l75 CAatlu square rnte Go As
OIL nilugs Mirrors Clocss Cutlery, Cassneres, DRY aud
tanc} Goods Ot do0rs sale OF Furuure Groceries,
Sc., attended 70 personally.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES AND LIGHT
M Waaon.--M. DOUGHTY, Auctuneer. Niu sall Tls
dly, March H. AZ 1cok IN from OF IA, % H.
street. bay Horse ifteen and half lands hi, suit
for ocer butchers also pacng Hore about
ifiee nds high (scven years odl paced lD; also
lgt " and Harm city hlli y new. Tue
whole % be sold 10y order of E. JENNINGS. Jr Attorney
for Nor ga,ee
The New York herald., 1862-03-10
BILLIARDS..

=
A LARGE STOCK or NEW AND SECOND HAND
"A Bilara Tables With Ph,lan's Combination Cushions
for sal az prices to suit the t'uas.
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