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The Enormous Woautn Of nevada,

The Enormous Wealth 81 Nevada.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson, Of the Methodist
Church, in Chicago, in his Thanksgiving
Sermon, gave the following sketch Of
the untold store Of mineral wealth Of
Nevada:
When in California, visited the mines,
and thought the time would come when
they would be exhausted but in the
mines Of Nevada there are no indications
visible. The more the mines are work
ed the richer the yield. The extent Of
the ledges containing the precious metal
no man has yet been able to measure.
will mention a single instance togive
you some idea Of the inexhaustibie sup
ply. In what is termed the Ophir Mine,
single lead, as it is called there, 10 fifty
five ieet in thickness, and inclines only
at an angle Of five degrees. Think Of
the extent of that--nearly az far as from
this altar 10 yondcr waD This is all
silver mingled with gold. There is more
gold in value than silver, but more silver
in weight than gold The company have
only two hundred feet working, and out
! of that they are now realizing about ten
thousand dollars a day There is this
| peculiarly about 1t, that the deeper the
mine extends, the richer and more profit
able il becomes. When was there, they
had penetrated two hundred feet. There
were five chambers which they had dug
out one under the other, leaving three
large pillars TO support the roof They
would sink a shaft down about forty
feet make another platform, dig out the
metal, leaving pillars as before, and then
sink another. One of the directors told
me each lower platform gave as muc-
| yield As all the other platforms COM
bined; that is, the fifth platform was Al
valuable as the four above IL put togeth-
or. Such wealth was never a matter
Of contest among the powers Of eartl
before.
No wonder the eyes OF the rebel con,
spirstors sparkled not long ago, wher
they dreamed that Nevada, with all be-
gold and silver, would be theirs. Thoy
supposed they could Gll her mines will
thousands of slaves, as the Spaniard
did the mines Of South America ant
Mexico, aud ,ule the world with gold
But this golden dream has vanished
Nevada 8 ours, thoroughly anti SLAYER
and radical, and she will toss us some O
her drifts Of gold-dust to strongthc
Uncle Sau's sinews,
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United States of America {:


XTTHEREAs Information has boon fled in the Dis
w Court Of the United states for said District,
on the day August, A. ID. 1858, by John Trimble,
ESQ Attorney for the United States fir said District
aud behaf the United States, against a certain
Lot and the large unfinished Hotel building, and
other improvements thereon, standing, situated cn
the North west corner of Church Spring and Cher
ry streets, in Nashville, rstrict aforesaid, said nm
finished building bekg & known as the Maxwell House,
John Oyerton being the repurted owner iher' Of
said property having been seized by aud now In
stody OF 9. Glasoock, Marshsl, SC under an
order Of seizure, issued by said John Trmblo Au
gust 81 1868, aledgDg, in substance, amOn4
other things, that said property was seized
on land in said District and is liable to oOnfsoaiion
because said owner was on the let day of January,
1858, engaged In aiding and abottng certain armed
rebellion agah st the Government of the United States,
not having returned 70 his allegiance TO the United
states WITHIN 90 days after the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United Statea, referred 70 ia said
Information.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the moniti1n, under
the seal Of said Court, to directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property or Ina any manner Interested therein,
that they b. and appear before the said District Court
TO be held at the City Of Nashville, in and for said
Dstrc oathe l9tb day of ctoher 1863 0plO O'Clock
IN the forenoon of that day, then and there 10 in-
| lerpose their claims and make their allegations iu
| that behalf f., u. Hl4ASCOOk,
Marshal Of the United States
fOr the District OF Middle Tennessee.
| sep Gilt
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Vallandigham says in his address to
the people of Ohio:
found myself first q freeman when
on British soil. And to-day, under the
protection Of the British flag, | am here
to enjoy and in part TO exercise the
privileges and rights which usurpers in
solently deny me at home.
Do the people of Ohio think it advis-
able that so ardent a friend of Britain
should be. their Governor, while Britain
is building iron-clads for the rebels, to
be used in destroying our commerce?
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School fol
Young Ladies,

Nos. 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,
philadelphia.
~ HE REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
l embraces the English aud n euch Languages and
LlteratuIo-Iatin If required and al the branches
which constitute thorough English education, es-
pc ial attention being paid 10 the latter by tho
Prnoipal, assisted by the best Professors
French is the Language OF the FAINT y, and h con-
stau tly spoken In the institute.
The scholastic year commences Septemi er 10th,
and eloeos July LIST For circu ars and particulars,
apply 10 mADAME pHERYILLY, PriI cipal
annl-lme.
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The New York dAiies Of the l1ih con
tain a very long speech made by Hon.
Charles Sumner at the Cooper Institute,
on "Thc perils of our country from for
eign powers" The speech fills eleven
columns, in small type, in the Herald,
and is said to be very able. Avast audi
ence listened to it with deep interest.
We shall present some of his points al
another time. The Herald says:
Mr.. Summers audience was a numer-
Gus and most enthusiastic one. Every
corner Of the vast lecture room, even the
most remote, was ohoked with people.
The attendance of ladies was unusually
large. The speaker, as may be expected,
was received with uproariOus applause.
On the platform whence he addressed the
assembled multitude he was surrounded
by many leading republicans of this city,
with a sprinkling here and there of per-
sons of other political opinions.
The most boundless enthusiasm seem
ed TO seize the audience when Mr.. Sum
ner alluded to our relations with England
and France. He boldly advocated the
unity and integrity of the republic, and
declared that the Emperor of the French
shall never be sblo 10 dictate terms for
this country. When he spoke of tho
possibility of France SO zing Texas and
adding it to the empire which the EN-
peror proposes to make permanent in
Mexico, loud cries OF "Never, never"
arose from all parts OF the house.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

YOU'D do well to husband and apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOAE LOIS,
and thereby save their money reap the advantages
Of enhancement in the value Of their property, ward
ult the ind ucemeuts and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the di,grdco aud ruin incident TO being
caught Ia their snares and traps which are iuyoly-
ing and destroying thousands.
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500 Wood Choppers
Wanted!

AWE HUNDRED GOOD WOOD CHOPPERS
J. WANTED, AID me bsa Price Paid. Will pro
vide passes IRON pressing ,,....
G. WITKOWSKT,
10 Public Square, or "a south Vine street.
aus29 I'm
Pres and Dispatch.
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Friends Of the Federal Union in Ten
nessee never was the impressive warn.
ing Of the poet,
"Bs w.so to day Il madness q def5r,"
made TO men with more significance than
we make it now to you. If you press
on then the prize will be yours, but il
you falter your fate will be inglorious.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE offer Three Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri x, aud but short distance
from the General Railrosd nepNt, via:
ONE lot with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through TO Vine, about
400 feet and fronting three sire T. total number
Of front feet aboutl20
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 800 feet, run
ming through 10 Mel emore street about 200 feet,
fronting three streets, and hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet With picket fence
Also, OF on High street, about eco feet front,
running to an alley in the direction OF summer
street.
The three lots above men'iouei a-e considered
good Tor manufacturing purposes, they are con.
venent, cheap have water facilities, aud room for
waste materi.l, and are we'll worthy Of the atten.
tion oi those who desire TO inv,st IN produc i've
property. H. G. SCONkL.
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lost,

ON TUESDAY MORNING, STH INsr., ON CHEH,
~ RY or neaderck streets, between the soldiers,
Homo and the barracks, the DISCHARGE PAfEhH
of Robert A. Luse, 8Ith In lana, Co. G.. signed BY
the Surgeon In charge OF the Couvaescents at hur'
freesboro Any information Of them, LEFT At this
onioe or at the soldiers Home, gill be thankfully
ROBERT H. LUsE.
a.. n.-oia -
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Lieut. Maury, the traitor, says: "yal-
landigham waits aad watches over the
border" We guess Ys,landigLam's
i0a,el, like himself is abou, raU 3eie.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale (!

YNHESE LOTS possess tho four fold advantages Of
i health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water and igibility-withal, cheapness.
apply 10 III. q. sCONEL.
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St. Louis Medical College.

4 HE REGULAR IECTUREs IN TIL ISSTITU.
4 TON will commence ~ usual OF Monday, "a
November. There will le preliminary courso i0
October.
For further Information or circular, address,
CHARLIE A. POPE, can,
aur2E=WBWd2awGw
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
~ Capitol Park Street, considered the most dosir
able part Of the city for Family Rcsifenoes Apply
TO II. @. SCONEL.
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyRnces, such as kkNT DUNS, which
confuse, disturb, fret, aud shorten lite.
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WHORE he will keep constantly on baud aud isr
sale atwholesae OF retail, Gold fena ans Silver Hold
ers OF every description.
His long acquaintance with the business enables
him 10 ofer extra induoements 20 huues and retail
dealers and no assures the public that With hiF H-
cnitos for buying, ho viii make u ~ ppoi ior
Gold Pens in this department.
soldiers and others wthipg 20 buy a good Pen
viii ploaio give him call az No ~ Cherry street,
corner OF Codar, near the Commercial Hotel
E. T. TARbOA, Prprct
iuuelO-i
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water facili-
IA ties, healthy, prettily slopad, fine forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects,
OF both city country, and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz: efiuyia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc The subscriber oilers FuR SALE LOTS
on all the streets and avenues Ia th beautiful Mat.
Amply 20 IL. g. sCOVEL
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W. l27
lfrom The New York World, nomocratel
MurYlnnd Relics upon Africa I'm
the urnfg

thc nraft.
Maryland men say that there will be
no draft in that State, but that the quota
will be filled by eulistments, largely
made up of colored men. Self-intsrest
makes large party in that State--the
non-slaveholders subject 10 draft-in
favor OF accepting slaves as we'll as free
colo'ed men. They say that inAsmuoh
as The negto has been by authority de-
ciaryd competent 20 be a soldier, and
competent whether slaves or free, why
not take them for soldiers wherever
iound Why put planters conve-
nionce in opposition 10 the necessities OF
the government Judge Bond tSkes the
position that all colOred men are liable
to the draft no matter whether slave or
free. The Oonscription act declares that
the national forces shall consist Of call
able bodied male citizens and persons
of foreign birth who have declared their
intention TO become citizens" By the
decision in the Dred Scott case, persons
OF African descent are not "citizens :"
but this decision has been practically
overruled in the practice under the Con-
scriptiOn law, as negroes As well ~ white
men have been enrolled and drafted. II
free negroes may be enlisted and draft
cd, why not slaves The State needs
for its defense all the men whom il pro-
teots. Why should an individuals wish
TO retain his farm servants obstruct the
operations of the government? These
are the views put forth in favor of 4. ling
up Maryland's quota, through enlisted
and drafted negroes. free or slave.
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The Richmond Dispatch says the lat
Gen. Floyd received the sacraments Of
religion before he died, and remarked that
he was "about to leave this world with
out any regrets or fears
,,.rIf f5,.. rush in v4ers a8aeI. E.lr tlusli.'.
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Gov. BrAmlette expresses himself de-
cidedly against remanding enlisted
slaves TO bondage. He says;
"fhe slaves so employed cannot again
be remitted to bondage
In other words, be admits the potency
OF practical revolution,
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTElS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tom, sept u, 1868 J
Parties holding Purchase and service Vouchers
issued by Quartermasers on duty al tbs Depot, arc
requested TO forward to this once, previous 70 Sep
tembor 25th, statements Of tho accounts showing
by whom given, on what account, date and amount
Accounts thus filed will have precedence in pay
mont T. PERKINS JR.,
Captain aud A Q. NJ
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For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated the Franklin fike,
n corner Of Bsss street. containing four 70 ms,
Kitchen stable, etc thirty five feet 'front.' one hun
drel and forty feet deep, TO au alley.
II. @ sCOYEL.
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Al New Lisbon, Via, on Thursday,
M y. j. B llinger, Of Milwaukee, while
engaged Ia a political controversy, was
attacked by some thirty soldiera lie
endesyored TO escape, but not succeeding
in doing 80, drew a pistol and shot four
Of hia assailanls, killing one OF them.
Tho soldiers thereupon beat out bis
brains with club.
NATHANIEL A5iEs a venerable reyola-
lionary soldier died st the residence Of
his grandson, ia the town OF Oregon,
Daiue county, Wisconsin, on the 27th
ult. AZ the advanced age Of one hundred
aud two ears, four months and two days.
lie served under Washington, and was
present o. the execution Of Andre. He
was the last revolutionary soldier Ia the
State.
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NANHVII,IIe. NEpT A,


NASHVILLE, SEPT. 4, 1868.
JOHN O. EWING, ESQ, Secretary and Treasurer, of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DEAR SIR You viii please call meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Nashville ami Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election OF directors Of
said Road, and for any other business appertainl ng
to said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS. V Z. Of the n. n. W. n. Co.
JAS. NJ. NEWSOM,
A. H. HICKS,
W II. II pRN,
X @. MJNA1RY, SDREcroRs.
W. n. BANG,
u, T. McGANOCK.
In pursuance Of the above order, the Stockhold
ers OF the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please take rotce, that meeting Of
the stockholders Of said Company is requ red to b,
held an Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAY IN
90 OBER MKT, being the 18th day Of the month
The meeting val convene at the office Of the Nash
VILE and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A full attendance is requested
JOHN o. EWING, see'ry aud Treasurer
sepe-td
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

A SECONDHAND TOP DOUBLE BUGGY AND
n Harness viii be sold cheap, OF exchanged for "a
light Express Wagon, II Application - maue sgon .o
Mr. O,erstreet, ON tho Franklin Pike two Blocks
touth OF Broad street, Hepz-z""
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That Valuable Business Lot.

ON the North side Of the Public Square, next to
~ Mossrs Il. Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and five twefths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet 10 an alley, com
manding llne view Of Market street, is now offered
Tor sale by X. q. SGONhlA
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WANTED,

FIRST RATE PHOTOGRAPHER, AT GIFRA'
"A GALLERY, corner Of Union ana College street.
s8EH-H.
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Invest Your Money !

T no recent reriod In the history oi the country,
n more than tho present. have surrounding cir
rnrnalaness Indicated ths wisdom % ia osinE
money IN something substantial. viz Raj Estate,
good Home Lot, or a Place for Business.
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For Sale, -Four Business or Home
Lots,
NTALUAB'E for residences for business, bo-
' cause Of their being centrally situated corner
oi Gay aud Eortn Summer streets, upon sloping
ground, in healthy locality, near the Bynes'
school building aud, itha close 10 the Cal itol and
It's anticipated beautiful Park. Apply to
Il g. SOUYrL
aug2l.
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WANrfp 10 PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
y and lots, IN and about Nashville and small
hepi-u n "a SlONkl.
NO 10 Park II north Of Cedar, opposite tho Capitol
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Especial Attention

pam to tho purchase and sale Of Real Estate
reuliug Of storo Houses, and DWELLINGS,, ana aN
t.h'r business requirngprompt ani eincient ae9'on
H1pi-u
The sun., 1863-10-03
FOR SALE AND 70 LEr.

A PARTMENTS CONSISTING OF 3 AND
"A roou'. With Groom water, to let. in house No
tA npps Sl n Sc iss ss s sna Z. '' Kent ''7 sS'
A NEW 2S1ORY HOUSE AND LOT FOR
n $3.50; .itL 4 rooms. 5 closets, good cellar and
eisterp. one block from cars. Terms, $50 o: NOR.
.;ss md ss t.i oJ ~ r Tnaa,,. SSSo
18th ct and 9th ave. Brooklyn 81
DAkERY To LET-1ilAT OLD fsTAB
- lished Bakery, 6<3 Greenwich ct. With tee dcnc"
and stable, is nov TO ,ent. Apply to NILS. FILL
L'OK SALE on LfASE--A SMALL FARM
l. on Long Island, all tillabc. suitable for mar
ket gsrdener. For particulars, addie" s. IL, bV, mo
Gun Once. lob
YARNS, COUNTRY SEATS, VILLAGE
L residences ami los, county stores and stock fo-
sale or eJchsnrc. st Jamsica, Long Isand. For III.
vs.tp.nt, the an's pr9psriy sn9,d. Gnp'',l',.
o.. houis 10 to l. 2A'
EOR SALR--A EW ACRES OF LAND
4 half an hours -ait New yolt; A. $40 and
Nassau u. room 4. 3l4
EOR SALE-2 HOUSES AND 3 LOTS or
l. uound In Daleyto-n, New Jersey. ten II nutes
YAH from ihe - street Terry. Price $3.50. Inquire
IN BROOKLYN, FOR SALE OR TO Lct-i
three story brick house with STORE. on the corns
q hyrtle avenue aud Graham st. Inquire ofIsAA0
RoLLlNGs, on the premises. il6
DARE ECHANCE-FOR SALE AT A BAR.
provemsnts located In south I,rooklyu 10Th -, bet
9th and Ith ave Apply to M JOIN HAYS, on tho
pfemise' or 20 &. DANIELS, cor OF 9TH ct and htb
sve, livery stable.
ITO SOLDIERS, MECHANICS, AND
i othen Several lots ~ land for sale in New Jer-
sey, payable a. q month, or in years II built on
situation very healthy, on n horse railroad, withN
~ miles Of Hobcken Ferry. Money will be advanced
to Aid the purch Assr In building cottage. rofk.
First Of, Hoboken. Al?
ITO LET-THE LOWER PART OF REAR
l. cottage, l4i East 36th 81, two rooms and bedroom
the hoor basement, and two ATTIC roons; rent -
month. Impure Of l.. ODELl. % West S3d at. 9o2
ITO LEr-A NICE ROOM AND BEDROOM
on the hrst floor Of the story brick house 81 Rss
o.. CIoton water and sink near the door. suitable
for . ANAL family osly. 2'a
TO LHT-IN TIE sun BUILDING, COR.
l. ser Of Nassau and Fulton st, . large room ths
9TH floor S4I 30 with windows front and ear, ,ut.
sbls foI any manufacturing business Inquire - ~
sau ct, 9Th floor. di'
&1 600 WILL BUY A NEW ? S.orv
~ sOONIhouse aud OF, 900 to yi"o ca.h
balance 80 quarterly and Interest t'l p.id ate ono
for u y, one VI, go. Tsrm' same A. stevr Appy
70 y. BASkS, 18th st, ID house above 9th avenue.
orooklyn. -"
01 COO-FOR SALE IN VILLA is
d sOOOburgh, . 3story brick house aud 2.
sfory extension, in plpto order Ite prii ana
terms ea.y. For full partteuls" apply 70 u' y" hnL
3EY, ~ South Ith st -"
The sun., 1863-10-03

WAhTED-A GOOD Roy TO OrEN
w oysters, and rnake himself generally usef.l
Call between ~ And O'Clock. at tho ssuats % IA
Houston At ~
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XXTANTED-ENGINE FOR 25.HORSE
w power Engine Apply shSr oeioci 1t II War
rem Of, up stAira 81
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WANrEp-A lIkLfi1s AT CARRIAIE
w making in the bla tsn th sh 1p sad tso oys -
learn the trade Apply st 10 Hicks st. Brooklyn, ior
2 days, y. FYJFI, ia
The sun., 1863-10-03

w feeding on Hoes Cylinder Prca. Arply at III,
stesm Printing Embellishments, corner OF Centre an.
White stIser. o.
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XNANI.D A GOOD tOVKNEYMAN Bar
w her TO uort SATURDAY. uishissud SUNDAY morn
iny Apply ais First ave, bet ssea ana 3oth o., O.
WHITE lSs
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WANTED A GIRL About IG Or
w ys,- old to assist st gene n hoasevorh. Arp,
500 Fourth q. 10.
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WANTRD-A GOOD STRONG ROY TO
w nj I'D and tend . eroctery. glass aud toy sta ID
Apply ~, cor Csthsrne and Oa.. IL
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TU TAlLOkS-WANTED 4 FIRST CLASS
i coat maker by the week vaees no object to god
eAnd, Call this week and Monday at 20 Sixth Az.
l. DAMERELL. lO2
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LOB SALE or lfASE--A SMALL FARM
l. on Long Island, all tiablr. suitable for mst
kst q rdener For psrticular' address s. H. bOI oo
fun Once l6d
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NNANTED- ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
w not paid for their labor good, to call on NJ
VAN uOVESBuRGH, Lawyer, Chtmbarsst, Le-
gal advice fee. Divorces obtained without pib icly
lCut this OUT 40
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WANTED, A MAN VINO, THOROUGHLY
w unds utands nuishins al be v.lves on foI's
lsthss. Address, HENRY Nc ,HANE CO, lbi
North o., Rsltimose, Md ais
The sun., 1863-10-03

A PAYMENTS CONSISTING OF 3 AND
rooui' With Gro on water, to let. In house No
lG2 East 3lst a., bet irt and "a sves kent 9ba sud
GfS Apply In No 100 3ltt - 20
The sun., 1863-10-03

NgTAN1ED - GOOD HARNESS HANDS
w aud board meH. None but the beg. vofhmer
need spp,y. BETlS, NICHOLS co, a<e y. oad
vay III
The sun., 1863-10-03

manufacturers AND fEI .DERS ON
w Job work. Apply At iOi william srsrt, In tho
hinARv