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NEW BOOKS.
BOOK KEEPING,

BOOK KEEPING.
BOOK KEEPING Containing Nine Sets of Books, impart
ing general knowledge of the Science. By CRIrrKS
MAHEws PRACTICAL sYsTEN-By Single and Dou-
Bile Entry.
FULTON AND EASTMAN'S-Coutaning Practical Exer.
cses for the Farmer, Mechanic Merchant, and PROBES.
sonal Man
~. Full sets Of Blanks for Fulton Eastm1ns system,
for sale by TOON & RUTLAND
noV22 A Union street
MECHANICALINTERE
Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book By c. H. Has
well.
The Engineers Pocket Guide. By Thomas Kelt.
The Mechanics Textbook By Kelt and Frost
The Artists Guide and Mechanics Own Book Picking
ton.
The American Miller and Milwrights Assistant Hughes
The Manufacture. Of Steel. By F. Overman.
The Moulder's and Founders Pocket Guide OverInan
The Turner'S Companion. With Patterns and Iustruc-
tons
The Dyer and Color Makers Companion
Ncholson's Mechanics Companion
.9y Our stock of Mechanical Works is gotten up with
care. Call and examine them.
nov29 TOON L RUTLAND
LAKE SUPERIOR,
Its Physical Character Vegetation and Animals compared
with those Of other and similar regions. BY LOUIS
AGAssIz. With Narrative of the Tour, by j. Z CABOT
and contributions by other Scientific Gentlemen. FL
egantly Illustrated.
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or Books of Home Education and Entertainment By
' noT22 ToON / RUTLAND
LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Cover and other
Papers. Just received by TOON RUTLAND.
nov22 Al Union street
PUTNAMS MONTHLY Magazine of Literature,
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
fer sale by nov22 T0ON & RUTLAND.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. for Deoem-
Der. Fer sale by does JOHN YORK & co.
A Discourse cOmmendatory of Daniel Webster By Ru-
fus Choate
Six Months in Italy. By G. s billiard
Life of Edmund Burke, by James Prior.
Rhetoric of Conversation. by Hervey.
Miss Bremers' Homes ofthe New World
Poetica Works of Grace Greenwood
Bleak House. by Dickens.
Victim of Excitement, by Caroline Lea Hentz
Magnolia of the Vale, by Caroline Lea Hentz.
The Odd Fellows Manual.
Yusef: Crusade in the East BY J. K. Brown.
does JOHN YORK & co.
THIRD VOLUME, GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE. Gor
sale by dec8 JOHN YORK co.
SWANNS TENNESSEE REPORTS For sale by
dec3 JOHN YORK 4 CO
THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER:
Edited By Edward Everett. Complete in s vols, with
foar steel Engravings.
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 CO
DAY BOOKS, Ledgers. Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all and qualities Steamboat Books complete
SETS Memorandum Books so kinds Fooscap Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens
Sand Blotting Paper Check Books Note Books Bills of
Ladng &c, &c For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
Gold Pens.
JOHN YORK co. have just received variety Of
peror Gold PENS the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville. Erery Pen lrGrrGnte{.
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THE NEWS.

We give up our paper to-day almost exclusively
to the interesting news matter which has been ac-
cumnlating for several days.
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THE BEST MUSIC BOOK
The New Carmina Sacra!

The New CaTmina Sacra!
By LOWELL MASON
CONTAINING collection of the most popu lar tunes il
I J all Mr.. MAsoSs previous works 2-The most usefu
compositions of CHARLES ZEUNER. 3-New Music
And Additional Exercises ali in volume Thus
is believed the New Carmina is made the most valuable
COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC
in the world Nearly $50 900 Carmina Saca solo Seven
teen letter stamps received by mail will comand copy FOL
RICE KENDALL,
dec6 Publishers, Boston,
| NEW ARRANGEMENT The undersigned hav
" ing purchased of J. NJ. SMITH his entire stock in
trade intend carrying in all its various branches and
solicit from friends and the customers of the house
dec6-8m MCCLURE MOORE
CTOVES.-We have hand, and VIII receive large
- additions in a few days, splendid assortment Of
Stoves of every description, and VIII sell them good
dec6 McCLURE& MOORE,
No 10 Broadway, formerly occupied by ]. NJ Smith.
N TOBACCO AT AUCTION, by DAVIS Il SWAMI.
On TUESDAY, the Sta day DECEMBER inst, will sell
credit of four months for hundred dollars
for satisfactorily endorsed payable in Bank
$50 boxes Fine and Common Virginia Tobacco, of the
following brands:
% boxes Hare's best .' superior;
so ROBERT Morris Tobacco. u pound Jumps;
so do do, small packages;
40 Charles BOwdtch;
% Same Old Coon;
80 James RObb;
81 a" John Marshall;
10 d" Old Toney;
81 d" La Bell, Ter. Jepa;
Is &" AmOld's Best
% &" Sally Sims 10 pound toxeS;
% 1" do Julia Dean,
At the time will sell for CASH an invoice Of as
sorted GLASSWARE direct from the works 1T Pittsburgh
consisting of 27 boxes plain and flute Tumblers squat and
tall jars, Dishes, Sugars, Salts &c.
ALSO
500 SACKS FINE SALT;
20 hogsheads Sugar.
80 bags prime new Coffee;
80 bbls Cincinnati Whisky;
90 Rye, do;
10 American Brandy;
Is India barrels 5. NJ. Wine;
so boxes Melee Cigars;
100 barrels Flour;
80 boxes W. R. Cheese.
decs DAVIS & SWAN.
STAR CANDLES, sc.
TN ADDITION to the above sale We will add
Il IS boxes Star Candles;
80 = boxes Star Candles;
% Il boxes, do do
80 boxes Bar Soap;
10 barrels Winterpressed Lard OIL
DAVIS SWAMI,
dac6 No. 70, Public Square. |
COFFEE-IOO BAGS RIO COFFEE RE- |
~ CEIVED this day per steamer J. Given.
does McCREA TERRASS.
CUGAR-25 HHDS. NEW SUGAR RECEIV- |
y ED per steamer A Given.
decs McCREA& TERRASS.
DICE-5 CASKS FRESH RICE RECEIVED
dec6 McCREA & TERRASs.
ID AISINS-5O BOXES PER STEAMER l..
deco McCREA TERRASS.
WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN.
w DER of the year, GIRL to do chamber work and
lake care OF children. Permanent employment will be
given ifwanted.
,zS- Inquire at this Office novl7-f
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- Box Office open from O. A. NJ, to IL NJ; and from
to s. p. NJ, the seats may be secured
PRICE OF ADMlSSl0N-Box and Psrquette, Is cents;
Second Tier so cents; Second Tier Second Glass; so cts
COlored Box, 80 cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents.
Doors open at So. Performance to commence at
O'Clock
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TIME SALE OF GROCERIES.

TIME SALE OF GROCERIES,.
ON WEDNESDAY, Dec 9TH, 1853, we HiII offer At
" Public Sale
90 hhds New Louisiana Sugar;
ia bbls Prime New MOaSses;
100 boxes Bartlett Jones Tobacco Gold Leaf
loo GOdwins do;
100 Boar DE-:
so Kean 4 Co. do; damaged.
% cases Regalia and Casadore Cigars
> Macksboy Snuff. IN bottles.
- boxes Smoking Tobacco;
- Fox's Pearl Starch;
200 bundles Wrap Paper
2GO cases Durkee's Baking Powders;
IS casks best Birmingham Soda.
100 Packages. BTaBdes and Wines:
100 boxes Fancy Soap;
With various other articles.
The goods viii be put up ssaf quantities with Gb
eral privileges.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $500, cash;
81 over $500, and under $780, co DAYS;
4" " $500. and under $1,000 90 DAYS
Sl0eo fourmonths' for approved endorsed
notes, payable in one Of the City Banks.
decf. W. H. GORDON 4 co
GIVE have large lot If Nails and Glassware on
the way, and should they reach in time viii be offered
at the sale. w. H. g. & co.
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In Chancery at Carthage,
November RULES, 1853
James B. Jefreys,
es Order Of Publication
! Saunders z. MAister, and others
ON NOTION and II appearing to the Clerk and Master
Iha Saunders F. N Ais,er nOn-res lent is there
upon ordered that order publication BE- made for hr
successive weeks in the Union and AHgsricaq published
Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said Saunders F. NJ
Aser appear at the Court iOnse in the Of Garth
age the I'd Monday in February next then Snd there
Plead. denur to eompla bin and amended
bill and in default thereof sail will be taken FOR
iessed and set for hearing Ilrte, &c, as to him.
A. MOORE,
dee6-3w.-Prnters' Zee 81. Clerk and Master.
In Chancery at Carthage,
November Rules, 1853,
Thomas L. Draper and Others
Asbury Cartrigh: aud wife and others
ON MOTION, and II appearing 10 the CLERK and Master
Of said Court, that Asbury Carter and wife Tuiana
John II Law, Evilna Law, Martha Law and Louisa Law
residents Of this State II j. hcreupon ordered bv
the Clerk and Master that order Of publication be made
for three successive weeks in the Union and Hasroa p
quirng said nonresident defendants to appear al the Court
House in the town Of Carthage Tennessee the % Monday
in February next thea and there plead emur
TO complainants bill and default thereof the will b.,
taken for confessed and set for hearing br thea
A. MOORE
dec6-Sw.-Printers fee 81 Clerk aud Master
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az The Detroit Tribune estimates that a strip
Of country at least thirty miles in length has been
burned over by the late fire in that vicinity, that
twenty-seven houses have been destroyed, and the
crops and wood on at least one hundred farms have
been entirely destroyed. The fire does not confne
itself to the woods but spreads in the SOIL which it
burns off to the depth of foot or over. One man
had sixtyfi acres of pine timber land destroyed.
BALANCES Due TO GovERNMENT.-Inh his forthcom-
ing annual report Of the Treasury Department, Mr..
Guthrie, it is said, viii show that the uncoected
balances due to government on the Treasury books
on the 4th of March last exceeded hundred
millions of dollars; Of which amount over twenty
millions have been since secured, while about egh-
ty millions still remain unsettled Orders have
been assured to the accounting officers directing them
TO use strenuous measures to enforce settlement.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2--It is generally believed
that Mr. Fornev will be reelected as Clerk OF the
House of Representatives, and Gen. Armstrong as
Public Printer.
The ship Morning Star Capt Foster, and ElpaHi-
nOndus Capt. Coudry, arrived at New Orleans
from Boston on Friday, as also the Ship OSlCegO,
Capt Williams, from New York. and the Barque
SaraRac, Capt Hay, from Charleston
The steamer Harry W. HILL brought down to
New Orleans from Memphis on Thursday last 1915
bales cotton The Bulletin says this is the largest
cargo ever received at that port, by boat, with
one exception--the Autocratin l949
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To conclude with the Drama Of
La TOUR DE NE,SLE
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HIBBERT'S IN.

FOR DECEMBER.-Harper's Magazine for December;
just received by F. HAGAN,
deco Market st.
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HIBBERTS INK.
One hundred doz bottles assorted Of this Superior Wr
ting Fuid-this day received and for sale BY
noy3O F. HAGAN.
THE WORKS OF CALHOUN AND wEBSTER-iu
store and for sale by
nOy30 F. HAGAN.
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By LOWELL MASON.
CONTAINING collection of the most pOpu lar tunes in
I all Mr. MAsOSs previous works. 2-The most useful
compositions of CHARLES ZEUNER 3.-New Music
And Additional Exercises ali in volume Thus ii
is believed the New Carmna is made the most valuable
COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC
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ADJUSTMENTS.

disappearance for two years OfMiss KATEWALTERS,
the Celebrated Danseues.
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NEW BOOKS.
CLOUDED HAPPINESS A novel. Translated from
the French of the Countess DOrsay; being No. Is4 of
Harpers Library of Select Novels
BLEAK HOUSE. By Chas. Dickens. Another supply
of the Cheap Edition.
THE COUNTESS DE CHARNEY: or The Fall Of the
French Monarchy. BY Alexander Dumas
THEATRICAL PLAYS.-IOO different kinds-this day
received and for sale by
nov3O. F. HAGAN.
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Markets..

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 20, 1885,
Cotton has been active durin, past week at steady
prices. the market closing with a firm feeling Wool
The sales have been quite large for dull srke Tho
closeness Of the money market continues to have de
pre- sspg influence prices Sales for the week. 90 100
lbs The market for printing cloths is inactive without
quotable change in rates saes for the week. II S75
pieces.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1853.
The ,ales of cotton to day were 800 bales, at un
changed prices. MiddliIg is quoted 9c. a exc. The
sales Of the week foot up 80 600 bales The stock
hand amounts to 100 600 bales. The decrease In the
receipts at all the Southern ports compared with the
date last year, is 2o5 600 bales Rio Coffee
has advanced 1c. Sales of the week Il 900 bags at
10hc IL &c. The stock on hand is 90, 600 bags.
BUFfAro, Nov 1g-P NJ.
The receipts OF the past twenty hours have
Flour 1000 bbls; wheat bs 600 bushels corn 1900
buhhels barley 000 Flour has been 4, m at $606 Sc
IL FOR Ohio, with sales tf 600 bbs Wheat quiet and
easier. sales 5000 bushels at 1916 for mike Indiana.
There has been shipping enquiry for corn but at
prices below the views OF holders. Oats in demand at
better pTces-sales at $50. 39c. Ohio whiskey is at
.5Mc Freights are unchanged
ALBANY, Nov. 19-P.M
Receipts since yeserday-Flour. 90 900 bsls.; wheat
6S 900 bushels; corn Al GOO bushels oats 900 bushe
barley AZ 0C0 bushels. Flour Is dull Wheat quiet and
easer-3,oo0 bushels GencGe sold at 170c.
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Illinois.
Missouri.

VoTING IN RHODE IsLAND.-The people Of Rhode
Island will be called upon to-day to go to the polls
and deposit their votes for or against the following
questions -
Shall the delegates cted the 2ls of June last con.
vene for the purpose of iderpg the expedency
framing coSstuton of government for the State Of
Rhode Island, differing from the present constitution In
these specidc and only particulars to Wit
The abolition Of the registry tax.
The extension Of the time Of registration o. quali6ca.
ton for voting.
1hs dsrctpg the cities and large towns Of the State in
ne election o representatives TO the GsneyA Assembly.
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VOTE OF THE STATE COMPLETE ON SECRETARY or
bTATE-TnE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS AHEAD OF 1,uR
VAN BuBEN FREE soILERs OR soFTs.
we published yesterday returns from Hfiyfve
counties OF the State, of the vote for Secretary of
State, at the recent eection. These returns were
nearly all official, and the few returns from counties
not official were from authentic sources. We have
since received the official returns from Alegany and
Lewis countless and the official majority for the free
soif ticket in st. Lawrence county, is reported at
2,373 over the national democrats. We have also
obtained the vote in each city and town in Kings
county, as near as practicable, without having the
official returns, which, we believe, will be found cor
rect, within o very few votes.
We are thersiNe enabled to give the full vote for
Secretary of State, in the whole State, and thus to
complete or table as follows -
VOTE FOR eECaETARY OF STATE.
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new HAMPSHIRE SESATon.-The PortsmotRh
Senate occasioned by the death Of Mr. Atherton,
will probably beled the :e ,ent session, by the ex-
ecutive appointment Of Hon. John 8. Wells Of Enc
ter, who was prominent candidate before the L.
gislsture when Mr.: Athsrton Wal elected, 4 ne1
lection win be made next JNe.
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swamp Lands In Missouri and Illinois.

The Surveyor General OF Missouri aud Illinois has
completed bis report Of the swamp ald assigned to
those States, under the act Of Congress granting
these lanes to the States in which they lie. We an
in each State II is belvcd that the report approx
mates very nearly to the full amount of swamp lands
in the respective States At all events, if properly
taken care Of the lands thus donated to the States
will in time be valuable. Much OF the land can and
will be reclaimed and in general the soil is 30 rich
as TO make tvcfy valuabe:-
GENERAL RECApITULATI0N, STATING THE NUMBER
OF ACRES OF LAND IN EACH AND ALL THE LAND
DISTRICTS IN THE STATES OF MISSOURI AND ILL
N0IS.--
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Death Of a Telegraph operator.

New ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1858.
William a. Grogan late chief OPERATOR in this city
tho Washington and New Orleans Telegraph and formerly
Of Liverpool England, died this morning. after an illness
of several months duration.
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From Texas.

from vex08s
INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF U. S. TROOPS
FORCES TO PROTECT THE FRONTIER
BALTIMORE Nov 20, 1853.
New Orleans papers Of Monday last received; they
contain Galveston dates OF the 1lth nst but the news
generally is unmportant.
The Indians had become very bold, committing many
depredations.
Eight companies Of infantry had left San Antonio for
Eagle Pass.
Governor Bell about raising companies of Rangers
for the protection of the frontiers.
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~ Of every description lace and cur.an window
ana Hornioc tssse with every article in the
IAsest farfssn styles offered whoosAeor retail,
per cens lower than other house In the city A.
u H. DAVIES, upholstsyeSs, No, l26 Bowsy,
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Loss of schooner Albany Packet

PInLADELpHIA, Nov. 20, 1863.
The schooner Albany Packet was wrecked near Indian
river, south of Cape Henlopen, Thursday night las
and has been abandoned.
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The New York Herald, the Chambermalds,
the French Mission and the Cabinet.

Bennett informs the President and Cabinet that
there is only one power which he courts and that Is
the patronage Of the chambermaids of New York.
He asserts that the revenue from that valuable class
Of the New York population is worth more than the
French mission, and intimates, is more profitable
than even the Presidency. The following calcula.
tion is moderate one Of the HERALD from the
daily want" advertisements of the chambermads:
ana contrasted, with official incomes, shows an
emusing comparison -
Daily cash income Of HERALD from cham.
bermaid want advertisements -calcua-
ting $50 advertising days in the year-at-
say slSo a day. ..................... $4,000
French Mission SO 900
Presidency. ..-....,............ $4,000
Official total 49,. 900
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Official total. ....,.......
Clear balance in favor OF HERALD and
cha hnrrnaida

Chambermaids :. ..,,..,.........,. &10 600
The HERALD says that as yet the chambermaids
have not dsapproveA bis course in regard to general
politics., Neither have they goue over to the
Un,o~ backed by government pap, and the HERALD
BY the chamber maids. The only way to reach tn,
HERALD, Therefore, "a to turn tho chamhermAids out.
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TNAsHINGToNvlLLE LAND AND BUILDING ASSo.
w eaiionl The members of this association invited
to attend public meeting the 22d of this month"; at War
cen Hall of Oliver and Henry streets at o'clock
Pm The choice Of drawing will take place the 29th
Of this month At the above place at O'Clock r. Those
members who have got than SHARE and will draw
them together will please tell the Secretary Cashier
before the I'D Of this h and not they will be drawn
oingy shareholder negcts to make his regular
payments before the Goth of this month he will be
vtled draw, and his claim will thereby be forfeited.
G. SCaLIUHTlNG, Secretary.
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Decrease Of abolition votes in 2S counties 1925
The remaining counties gave Hale, last year 9,ol5
voteshis total vote in the State being then rs 1929.
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MUSICAL,

A NEW COMIC SONG, JOANNA SNOW, BY l.. Y. h
"A Crosby. Ore of Mr. Crosbys very best 1t Is des
tined to become very popular Published by HORACE Wa
TIERS 33 Broadway the great pianoorte and musis esab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

A GREAT BARGAIN.-A LADY WHO HAS BOUGHT
"A superior 6 octave rosewood piano month for
$780, is compaed to back Europe, and wants TO dis
pose Of it for S20 Call at 29 William street, from A. NJ
/ Il. NJ. second
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1EUsic.-MME. PETTIGREw, PROFESSOR OF PIANO.
M forte and sin gng combining the German and Italian
sshoos respectfully informs her pupils and friends that she
y prepared TO rsumo her instructions NJ her residence
$50 Ninth avenue Chelsea) at her pupils Apply be-
tween =. Il References Msssrs Seharnbsrg Luis
RroA
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TO oOOD-WoRDs BY J. r. ORION, MUSIC By 1. 8
~ woodbury., Prics % oents This is excellent
and would think it t. listen IL vi feel
inE cination to do good Published By HORACE VA
TGnE Ea Broadway. Hf
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The ConI Fields of America.

BY the following tables it will be seen that coal
lands of Virginia Of greater extent than those of
oil Europe and that those in the State OF Illinois
are double those OF Virginia.
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IL on hand fine assortment of best sew York piros,
IRON G octave Second hand pianos cheaper than
where elsene them Tor sl5 one for Sj and for TO-
Pianos to let.
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DIANo-WANTED, TO PURCHASE Oa HIRE, A
fet quality piano. first second hand. Address box
26SS New York Post Uhce stating maker terms, &c.
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ITO rPRoPERTY oWNERs.-E. B. KINsuIMER, 3ls
Fourth avenue, door above Twenty fourth street,
would happy offer his of property in
selling letting &c and he feels confident entire sasac
ton will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

NEW AMSTERDAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IN 2bG Gre shwich street, Murray street, Mo-
vembcr % 1883 NosicoThe annual election for directors
will be eld at the office Of the Company Monday the 9Th
day OF December The II will be opened at IL n and
closed at IN. vi. IL. DUSENBERRY, Secretary.
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w WIEsE. PROFESSOR OF MUsC-BEGs T) IN
from his old residence to ~ Marion gtreet Spring
Music furnished for private ties with any numbsr
struments n BPleaso put my residence down in your
memorandum.
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DIANoTORTEs AND TWO MELODEONs TO LET AND
tuned, at So So S. SO so and "a month for sale
cheap Also variety Of guitars accordeons and vo
lps cheap M DUGSDAY, teacher OF the above, at 10
Grand near the Bowery.