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DISSOLUTION.

-5'HE partnership between John Shelby ard George
/ ~ Bruce, IN the Grocery and Commission business,
guder the hrm meme Of JOHN SeELBN & GO. wa
dissolved 10y th1 death # sad shelby, on tie 18Th Gay
Of December last. 1861. The undersigned, surviving
partner, is alone authorized 20 settle the business Of the
late partnership and collect IFS debts.
Csc. ". Z
fa9 Tur+ Gr--f-iur mariner Of John shelby & On.
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The Federal Prisoners AT New Orleans.

A i'DA NH opHe vNAAA Ill
Our Yankee visitors, of Capt McTvor's cad
vance guard Of the grand army Of the Union"
are having a jolly time Of it in their headuuar-
ters, in the csllaboose Of this city. A few days
ago they received ffty-two boxes of new clothing
from their friends at the North, Of which they
were sadly in want, having had no change since
their capture at Manassas. There was a sudden
and very violent change in the appearance Of
the prisoners when the provost marshal made his
next visit to them. They were all arraved in
neat, clean, comfortable and bran new clothing
of the very best description. Their best friends
could not have identified them. But what was
d still stranger and more surprising mstamor-
phosis, when our sheriff made his usual rounds
through the criminal department Of the prison.
many Of his old guests-felJow5 charged with
various crimes, for which they We're suffering
punishment or awaiting trial, and whose out.
ward aspect for sometime has correspondent in
Targedness and torlOrnue5s with their Internal
condition, presented themselves in aew military
suits of a very excellent texture aud comely an
pearance. On inqulTing into the cause of this
remarkable change, the sheriff discovered that
the short-baired tenants Of the felon department
had opened commercial relations with their mill.
tarv neighbOrs, and established a brisk and mn.
tually profitable trade, the result of which was
the transfer Of the surplus comm0dity-so wit.
winter c~lothing-of the Yankees to the backs of
their f%elonious neighbors, and a corresponding
imitation of the pockets of the Yankees with the
small change Of their telOw-prisOners. Alto
rether. Mr.. MazUreau has at present as largo
a number Of well-dressed guests as any hotel
keeper in this city.
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= The provost marshal Of L~esvenworth,
Kansas, has declared all persons belonging to
military organizations not authorized by Kansas
or the United States, to be outlaws and highway
men, and that if caught, they will be pun
ished to the decision of a drum-head court
r,ort;a1
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DE&S9LVTEOS.

THE partnership Of ELLIOT & WINS 4 has +bfs
L day dls-oiv.d by lis own limitation. N Virs1n
will C ln7ags tas Commission, FcrasrIrk aud stsam-
boat AgeaCy.
Nd Elliott viii wind up the busnsss Of he Oh con
Germ n D. LILO
February LIST, 1852 + 81. VIYSgN.
with great pleasure I commend Er- p r.. Vfnssu to
The patronage OF my freuds aat ssleis IN III, con-
tuHalon Of 5he kind suppo- gwen to fae la fru.
els ~ ID EFf r.HrT
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q The GAINESVILLE Chronicle states That on
last Saturday evening the residence of Thomas
Ramey, Esq of that county, was entirely con-
sumed by fire. The fire originated in the frame
Of the building, and as the wind was high,
and blowing from the west, the building was
soon a heap Of ruins. At the time the FIRE broke
out there was not a man on the place, and there
fore very little of the contents were saved.
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FOR SAFE.
For County Trusfee-

GOOD pair Of Tray aUL-s. fvs vssrso,s
~ FILL * DORI r.
.~' fE Fr4ur ~1.v r.r.s-s
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M 4 ar an h'r I'D POI Announce DIR ? u DTcETv-
~ son As q candidate for the flee of Co .Btv "a
zee. E'eclon taAe place on the drst sa-ursay IN
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q AS for sleeping on a picket, y said Mrs.
Darlington to the three months volunteers, who
had dropped in 70 see her; "Idon'ts see how they
can do it without hurting 'em. Sleeping on q
post would be a good deal more sensible, unless
there's a nail in it, which might be prejudicious
for the uniform. Every one to his taste, and such
things as where a man shall sleep is at his own
auction"
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" hhNT, q Dwell ug Eouse, convenient 20 Court
1 square. ~ would buy a reat Cottage aDs lof vitb,,
"a sing distance CT lh- s'ore. Apply 70
JOHN Il AYL
9 W. 3 EiHer * 20
- liz .-L L.
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E0TEL am FTYTTRFS FoR S.LR ;

T / interest in a Grist and Saw YTl, and 100
( 4 acres Of and sind q whols interest In 100 acres Of
lana ~ith an abundance o. cyp-e 5 tiuser
fa22W HASSMORE, LIDE & MARSHALL.
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POPULAR HOTsL, in searey, Arkausas. with
"a or with-ut the Furniture. For sale BY
req tw PASSING .E LIDE & N.R4HALT-
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Rice.
SoaD.
assIt.

2O00 BOXES Extra quality No. l. For sale By
"OOO CH4S s. sHAKP.
III Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
SEWING MACHIVEGI

E'OA the balance Of the year, a No. Cork. Wagher
FT.nk Smith Cos Bradley BIoek.
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TIE PAY OF TIE ARMY.

In regard to the pay and expenditures of the
army, a few statistics will De given the reader,
bat it viii be found, perhaps, that there viii be
many inaccuracies, on account of the difficulty
Of obtaining thorough information, still a tOler-
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=. Nj. II son.
Commission, Forwarding and Steamboat
AGENC X,
- 20 8 'euara b. stree
FURNITURE A AUCTION (!
N TUESDAY NEXT We Wi sch by a irf.3B. a
lot OF HOuseh0ia and Kitchen Furniture consist
ing Of
BeGstsGas, U'GShSfGBslS, .IzQf-
frSSSeS, FeGERer Be0s, Gar
PeSs, Safes, F5ass0, Table
a5iage, ESc.t ESf.,
Al new and in good order.
At the sane sine, a variety Of miscellaneous articles
including a csse Of WOOL TAI O hot CT new ara
secondhand Coal and WOOD Stoves. for kitchen. bed
RON and ONCE one CCoEi=- stove md O ensls. All
HeN aud complete aa- one set Double harness. usg
aud sundry Othsr ARTICLES not necessary TO eBuleraie-
Sale 10 commences at 10 o'clocE.
GIlBEzT s. CO. Auctionesrs.
E&Et Second street. corner Of Mai-zgu-
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TO RENT.

IHE o HOUSE, formerly occuDied bv Fo.,e-
1 q Hale on Main street. AS. one STOgF rc-rs-
Union and Second streets. Also. a N-gro women wjsb
TWO children, Also, several One Offices spDIv ~
". D. GRE NLAW Il CO.
ltIIW Corner Spcoad and V-fo, 80
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WANTED.

Two Wheeler a Wilson's SEWING MACHTgFs
A ior sa g ~ CRGILL BkOTHFRS s. d
AF11E IA U---4 D.
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CaSAkAc soap
0P6 BOEES Castle soap forsal- 81
~ j-3 SHANNON & sTRBArR
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NAOAaSSess
IN BBLS. Molassss. 500 n-f abs. 40. ror se,. bv
~ Ia&3 SHASNoE z -FBBAID
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The military education of West Point officers
has been a source Of great benefit to both the
volunteer as. well as the regular service. The
severe discipline aud study which is undergone
rs West Point by the young cadet, hts nm, Il
he graduates. to hold not only an honorable posi-
ton ia the army proper, but in any position to
which he NAV be called as a civilian. Having,
of course. undergone q rigid discipline, he Is
rasdv. when h. Joins bis company, to enforce
tbs same discipline upon Others under him and
me STRINGENT rules By which the regular hoops
ara o5vessad. form & thorough basis for the es-
tsbI lnen5o of g Wei-gJyeFued and disciplined
ror1s The volunteer service however, is far
6i6.l.ga. Fl balag composed OF men whose 0CcU-
rsfiou has previously been 5Eat Of a civilian,
and who know nothing Of military tactics and
discipline, having yet to learn It. The officers
zoo are (mauy OF them) selected more tor some
paIfical or home influence, than for their mill
s.ry knowledge, aud, consequently, a strict dis
so necessary to any army, cannot be
There are, howeye, some excep-
among officers VINO have been appointed
from the ranks for meritOrioUs services and
these alone, who have been through the rOatino
Of camp and field life, may command respect and
enforce discipline in a volunteer organization
With this great volunteer force in the field, our
1hicers can only advance its interests by knowl-
EDGE obtained by observation and practice, for
We had not the means at the time to perfect the
organization.
THE A OF THE ARMY.
4. ~ 81 49,. - r L.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06


LEGAL TENDER NoTEs AND TAXEs.-Our
dispatch of last Tuesday stated that the
Snp eme Court had decided that the Act Of
Congress declaring treasury notes legal
tender has no reference to State and county
taxes. Here is the language of the court:
The question then presented for determina-
tion is this: Are the notes Of the United States
thus receivable for State and county taxes un-
der the Act of Congress? On the argument the
question whether it is within the constitutional
power of Congress to make these notes legal
tender in payment of debts was ably and ela6
0rately argued by counsel, but from the con-
struction we give to the Act of Congress this
question is not before us. The question is one
OF great magnitude and importance, upon which
the first legal minds of the country differ; and
until it is legitimately and directly before us we
have no dispOsition-nOr indeed would 1t be
proper-to express or even intimate any opin-
ion upon it. The Act does not, in our judg-
ment have any reference to taxes levied under
the laws of the State. 1t only speaks Of taxes
due to the United States, and distinguishes be-
tween them and debts. Its language is, "for
all taxes, internal duties, excises, debts and
demands of every kind due to the United
States" the notes shall be receivable. When it
refers to obligations other than those to the
United States, it only uses the term "debts;
the notes it declares shall be ga legal tender in
payment of all debts, public and private" Tax
es are not debts within the meaning OF this pro-
vision.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
Aerada gemutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE RETURYs.-The election returns from
the several precincts of this county have nearly
all been sent in to the Clerks Office; ',ut they
cannot be opened until next Monday, ana not
then unless they are all in. An act was passed
in 1861, requiring the Supervisors of the differ
ent counties to meet on the first Monday after
the election, and open and canvass the returns,
II fthcy have been received from all the precincts;
II not, they are to adjourn from time to time to
time until they are all in, or until the second
Monday after the election when they are to be
opened, and the vote counted, Heretofore, the
returns nave been opened by the County Judge
as fast as they came in, hut the law in that re-
spect has been changed.
THE MAGIC ART.-Mons. Edward Herr
mann, the great "Prestidgitateur" is announced
to give entertainments at the Nevada Theater
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. His
feats are entirely original in conception and
performance, and peculiar to himself The
producing of glass dishes of water, with gold
fish, from under pocket handkerchief, is said
to be one Of the most marvellous tricks of the
kind ever shown, and he has been pronounced
by those who have seen him, the "first magi-
clan of the 18th century" He lately closed
a successful engagement at San Francisco, and
during the present week has been performing
TO crowded houses at MarysvilIe.
HOTEL REBUILT.-Mr. r. Rafford, who was
in Nevada day or two ago, informs us that he
has just completed his new hotel at Jackson's
Ranch, on the Henness road. 1t will be re-
membered that the large hotel which he built
at that place last summer was destroyed by fire
in the winter, involving loss of some $1,000
or $4,000; but with an energy deserving Of
success, he has erected another in its place.
and we trust will soon recovor his heavy losses
The new hotel has been we'll furnished, and is
one Of the most comfortable and pleasant stop.
ping places in the mountains.
EXPRESS CHANGE-Mr. Jere Philip has
sold out his express route between this place
and Washington and Omego, to Mr.. J. S Dew
ey, who will continue to run it as heretofore.
During his connection with this express route,
Mr.. Philip has been noted for punctuality, and
given satisfaction to all with whom he has hat
business dealings.
LEcrUREs.-Captain Murphy has made ar
rangements to deliver his lecture on the "Siege
of Lexington" at Grass Valley, this evening,
and he proposes to lecture at North San Juan
some evening in the early part of next week.
He designs, before leaving the county, to give
another lecture at Nevada, upon subjects
connected with the war.
THEATER.-The California Comedy Troupe,
consisting Of Miss Caroline Chapman, Mile
Minnie, Miss Mary Prescott, and others, are
announced to appear at the Nevada Theater
this evening. The entertainment consists of
farces, burlettas, negro eccentricities, dancing,
singing, etc.
A STRAY BoY.-A little fefnw who gave his
name as Willy Courtney, and said he belonged
to Nevada, was found in the streets of San
Francisco, on Wednesday last We know of
no family of that name in Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

HyHG FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS ewa -
II win be dispatched in the MONTH v .ksI1S3N
or SEPT, 1862: sstsesszs,s.s.s
Sept 3.-CONsuTUT1ON, Capt. J. T. Watkins.
Sept. 1l.-UNCIE SAM, Capt ---.
Sept 2O.-GOLDEN AGE. Capt F. r. Baby.
From Folsom Street Wharf, at O'Clock A. NJ pune
tually,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama TO As.
pnwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from
Aspinwa to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific
Steamship Company.
FORBES 4 BADCOCK.
Agents p. N. s Co..
Corner Of Sacramento and Liedesdorn streets San
Francisco. May 6.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

IMMIGRATION CoMMIssIoNERsHIP.-S
months ago Seth Wetherbee was appointed by
Governor Stanford as Commissioner of Immi-
grafton vice Thomas n. Cazneau, removed, but
Cazneau would not give up the Office unless his
successor was confirmed by the Senate, and as
the Senate would not confirm, an agreed case
was taken to the Supreme Court. A decision
has just been rendered that Cazneau is the le-
gal Commissioner until the Governor regularly
appoints, and the Senate confirms his success
or-the costs being put upon Wetherbee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

DEAD-sHOT FOR BED BUGS, AM
SPENCE & WIr2ES.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

DROWN'S BRoCHIAL TRoShEs'
ID and wynkoop's Iceland Peeto,al ,,.,o,,r,,
For sale by SPENNb & hiNhEo
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
Special Notices.
A MIDSUMMER MELODY,

= N n ~ M NIELUBts
Twas night in the dog days,
And all through the house
Night prowlers were stirring
Bieas, bed-bugs and mouse.
The childFen, upes,y,
Squirmed this Nsy and that
The bed-bugs preferred them
Becarss they we're fat
But at dawn on each insect
Lyon'S death powder fell:
And the rats aud the mice, too,
Suceumbed to his Pill
Lyons Powder win kill all insects. LYONS Mar.
netic Pills are sure death to rats aud mice. Sold
everywhere. D.S BARNES New Yorl
sep4lm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

SIERRA VALIEY.-A post Office has been
established it the above named valley, with
Wm. Arms, Postmaster.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
San Francisco Adv's.
TN TIME OF HEALTH

TN TIME OF HEALTH
PREPARE FOR sIcKNEss.-n 4.
prcpOsterOus to think that because
we are In health, disease VIII never
Overtake as. How many have gone
forth in the morning and returned
home to lay down upon beds Of
sickness for mOnthsl We would
remind our readers, that, for fam.
lily medicine, nothing can equal
scovIlL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. OF HumOrs 1t isa sure
eHterminatOr. scrofOla and Can
Ger, Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
are all cured by this magical rem.
edy, REDlNGToN CO., Agents,
4le and AIS Front street, San
Francisco. au2a.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
IT Is NOT A DYE.

To COrrespOndents.-Patie residing in
any part Of the state however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young ON their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of SUCH in preference to holding
personainbryiew respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible. II the case be fully
and eandidly described, personal communications
will be superseded as instructions for diet regimen
and the general treatment of the case ITSELF ineu
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner as to convey no idea of the
purport Of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
eE- Office. 751 Clay street, san Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. c YOUNG. NJ u.
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POSTSCRIPT,
New Madrid Evacuated.

Cairo, March 1.-The Rebels evacuated
New hsdrid lSst night, leaving quantity Of guns
and stores, which they unable 70 carry away.
sou.e fighting to"k place yesterday between their
gunlogts aud our syge batteries, in which we lost
20 killed and wounded. shot from Of their
guns dismounted enc o. our 2i. Ions der-, killing
four or ave-
CAIt. Carr, Of the 10th nllnoig, was killed
weln,sdsy night while placing pickc,s. The loss
" tho enemy u, known, a. they carried oA their
dead and wounded. Thcy were supposed 10 nun.
b,r 600.
Island No. 10 Ia reported evacuated.
Colonel John A. Logan arrived here today nom
Font D1nelsOn.
Tie steamer g. W. Graham returned th,3 alter
us,n nom Nashville.
large number Of 81. Louis merchants who
went up On Ler with goods Tor sale had returned,
some having sid their goods a. sacrifice. Bank
bills OF loyal states and specie are scarce.
Every shopkeepsr is getting Treasury rotes
every day, which are eagerly sought for southern
bank blls, especially those Of Tonnesase abrd-
ant The people Of Nashville, however, are rapid
ly being convinced OF iAeir worthlessnes&
Anxious inquiries are made for cotton, turpentins,
rosin, aud although specie was offered, notaius OF
,he kud could be had eEcep. 200 bales Of cotton
shipped by r, sident Of Nashville On his own Ac-
cnunt.
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MILITARY NEWS.

A portion Of the FRS, Regiment C)nneciicm ar
tillery, numbering 800 a, arrived AZ Jersey City
early yesterday morning, in the Granite State, aud
soon sner departed ier the sea, d war.
Affairs 81 Governors Isalnd are pretty quiet
again, an Ihe temporary excitement causei lY
tie reports concerning the hsrrimsc, On sunday
last. with the exception OF drilling AZ the Castle
William bsrbelte guns twice lay, and mounting
guard, the mtn have very little 70 do. In the Ordt
Names Department, however, business Ia brisk, and
has besu ever since the common cement ofthe re-
belion. Two vessels are alongside the wharf enc
shipping ColumbiSds, and 'he other takisg in pow.
der aud ordinance stores Of various kinds.
~ the Brooklyn Navy Yard, yesterday, the pur-
chased Steamer Wamsut'A wAa PIT into commission
The !, 3. soop-ofwr John Adams Ia now con,
petely demanded. Her yards, upper mass sad
rigging belng sen: down, nothing remains on deck
hut her mi2sn, main and fpremastl. Everything
has been taken out OF her hold. Whether she will
be converted into a storeship, or turned over 10
Mr.. Ericsson, is not known a, the yard. Ths pur-
Chased lark Davis, having completed her cargo Of
shot and shell, took her departure nom the yard.
It l. aRl her destination is Key Wes'. The pur.
chased steamer Ericsson still remains in the dry
dock, r, uarir z. There IL crest number OF men
employed On hey, ami IL IN expected Ane VIII be
hoa,ei ont Of the dry dock next week.
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FToD Vyinchsstsr, Va,

WiHohCter, Va, Mlrcd 13.-This afternoon
While iStuty-siN o. our cavalry were fora,,ng on
the SIrVbourg road, thTee miles distant they came
uiona large barn, Tearing evidence OF having NJ
Gently been occupied ny Ashby's mer. While our
teams w 70 loaiing with hay about go ~ the lat,
,e- came near, and threw out iwo compalisa a.
sshmishera. our mon covered the departure oi
their teams and prepared 10 resist an attack, which
was finally com neneed. Al length six Wisconsin
pioko,s came up with rifles and killed two Of the
enemy. OEe Of our cavalry dashed upon the enemy
AT id shower Of bullets, and killed one II the re
els with his pistol. This enemy made no tFjrt a,
charge, bu, gradually advanced as our men fell
baoi. ~ the town in good order and unhsrmed.
Ills noticeable fact that Tor several IN ,nths the
inhabitants Il this section have beel entirely with
out coal, and with limited means Of transporting
fuel into the town.
The gas works Al Mar,insburg, ChArlsstown and
Winchester, are olosed for want Of 81. ok.
Tie sArs today only reached lIAltown, four miles
out Of lIsrpe's Ferry, owing " the previous des-
| truc,ion Of the bridge.
General jackson in person at Mddletown,
| this morning, Eve miles north Of 5trEsbourg.
Ashby's cavalry sill hargs in the rear OF Jack
| sons retreat.
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srATR I.EI.IsIATURE. --,Ss.a ate.

dlbdry March 1.-THE bill for tho roliaf
Of savings Bat a., m respect lands sold for taxsI
to amend Ile NrW York Loaner's Association char
ter and ~ sur1liase the several s,ts relstiys 10
the Disiiict Courts Rev York, were reprtod r.
vorsbly.
NILS PASSED.
Relative g. terms 81 inn risoufnons In the states
prisons and TO sne'la cunvic's - earn o cDmmuta-
uon ON cir sentence,
t. prevent supe-vis r., from holding AIRY other
town or county Office. or to be parties " any ON
trsct with . couuty.
Mr.. " odtuG called up his resolutions conpli-
mentary " General s. -, and providing Ter the
rtNton 90 him oi album similar W that pre-
scented " Lafayette. Tpe mater re'el red " =
set CO conn tue,
M Conrolys bill " repeal the church property
act Of ls!., thJn taken NJ ia Com nttee ~ tho
Who.e.
NJ. Connolly sp-le in favor Of the rereal. and
against the laV 81 l-t.I
Pr2grtss then rep irted on the bill. The bill
intr, duced 10y Mr.. woodruff, relating ~ the
District CDutta. New York, reported favor
az y. The I'll. remedies the evils ~ isis Y out u th0
delays In prosecuting bAsisrdy bIrds, snd gives the
District Courts jurisdiction ovar such honi4.
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BRoORLlS.

HousES TO LFT.-An unusually large num-
Der Of houses 10 let this season in all parts OF
the city, and especially in those streeie whore dwell
lings have always been in greatest demand. The
rents asked, however, are about the sane az last
year, although II Is probable that there will be a
reduction in price before the first Of Nay, or from
present appearances many houses will remain va
cant.
MALICIOUS MIsCHHF-O Thursday night,
some person threw a stone IN the show windo" OF
whitohouses store in Fulton street. ard stole sew
srAl n:irs OF shoes. The pane OF glass wa9 valued
1T one hundred dollars.
The USIoS MAIERsAL Assot1AuoS,-The
past annual meeting Of the Union Maternal Asso-
citation, whose object 1t Is 80 make ine Bible
familiar 70 AL mothers, was held in the Church q
the Pilgrims, n Thu'sl'y night, Suitable address
I'd we're made BY Rev. hsssts. Paddock, Eella' BAY
ID and s,orrs. During the year, 81 churches have
corrected themselves wish lie Society.