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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-28
CUMBERLAND HOTEL


= J' 1i. i'' EaHdiaI AdsIciLs Tenn.
n-sGs"oJ j. L. GRACE, Proprietor. ''--
TIME undersigned thankful for the very liberal far
Il patronage bestowed this House since he liises8
opened il 10 the public in Marcnlas and most 'iaA
specially sociis continuance Of public favor. To the
boarding and travelling community, be would say that be
is prepared to give them Accommodations equal any
hotel inthe city having procured the services Of polite and
attentive cerks experienced walters and first rate cooks
The large and pleasantly situated, commanding
beautiful view Of the river and business operations Of the
city Persons wishing 70 travel by the this house af
fords superior advantages, being located ~ -
ri iil'ia' q ha1sediat4ly ut tie Landing. -
The traveller who stops here need loose his chance
ofthe first boat Baggage will always be conveyed 10 and
m STEAMBOATS, by the OF the house. free of charge
Bills always nle derate. ian22I l9 ID u. GRACE. 81
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
-GgOm 5Gj 81 AZ OF Nashville, =. --i1

- b. s.ff fr.r-- -ra.
vxyOUED inform the citizens ofNashville and cSnw
w the public throughout the south west, 45k-io Q
that they have business At stand
of s. " d. Stout few doors south of the public square,
where they manufacture all kinds of Coaches Carriages
Buaees &c. which they viii sell low and on liberal terms.
Their work of the finest ORDER and viii compare fyora
bly, with rufactured0 north or south They have se
eeed their matSialwh great care end having the best OF
wood and iron il Tennessee they will warrant their w9rk
in point Of eestAsy and durability, not 70 be exceed p
They hops receive share Of pnbc patronage ana
shall spare sft lie cost TO induce all hat may be ia
want Carriages 10 buy of them in Preereaee on sehoh
north Tor their sfays 10 sSaGIf 4huiL4 49, -
Repairing done BY experienced yS5kpe3 On heeFsi
terms. i'14iD "a E n bASSEI1 Tresr .s,e
march s1.lwdfrw1 en- - ti, ,4..f - -.
NOR SAIE.-We will sell for good paper, or sx
II trGnfbs a 6rsf rate Cook asher and lfoper. - f
Also for cash. hkeiy boy, 10 years Old Woman q
wears old-two likely MeRls and 20 years old Man 40
years rodl Weman years old. good eookTs Prices Fea-
sonabie Can and see them. GLQyER- &6oll2-e-5f 49,
T7OR SALE.--0n six months credit forty shoTese 5oT
i N,& c. R. R.Stock, sb22 GLOVER Dois
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CINcINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND nashville REGU-

LAR WEEKLY PACKETS.
TENaE SPLENDID new Passenger Steamers, { aD"@ "a
STATESMAN. II. G. MCoMAs, Mas 1ssE74Aa5515szS'
Ter; JOHN SIMPSON, j. =. McCoMAs, -==sszZz---zzsz
Master viii make regular trips in the above Trade leaving
CINCINNATI every WEDNESDAY, at clock; ana leaving
NASHVILLE every TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
The above Boats having been bait expressly Tor the
Trade win take their places as navigation opens ana
will be thankful for orders for Merchandse and promise to
give satisfaction al who may enr business TO Their care
JOHNSON & SMITH,
H. 7. YEATMAN,
sent 1r-sm Agents.
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GARRYALL FOR SALE.-A first rate new Gus
tom made carryall for sale cheap for cash, by 3iI
lan2I ,---- L. W. MEREDITH n
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HrnrSv111r Oct u 1osa.

Dr.. BLEDsoE:-Some time has elapsed since gave cen
tfeate that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. take pleasure in saving to
the public that wife had for three or four years been
subject the worst kind of spells of camp stomach
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought be
the best physicians in the place and great many deren
medicines with momentary relief Being persuaded try
your alternative compound did so-and am happy to saw
that has earey cured her. and would conscentiousy
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. B. ROBERTSON.
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THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co. OF PA.
A. J. GILLITT sec'y J. B. RUTHERFORD, Pres.
Capital S250,O00!
IOrc, On CIgr sre ocer tie MtaaL Protection ms CO..
NHTILL take fire risks in limited amounts on city or
w country property. Policies issued and Losses ad-
iusted and met at The office in Nashville.
REFERENCES L. j. Levy,
i. Comegeys Cashier Of bill Bank,
WI Shalfer, Girard" PmadeL
w. Deunie d Sons
Rev Alexander Campbell Bethany, Va
Patrick q Brand, Bankers Pittsburg
w. II. Burrough, Irving House, New \ ork
G. w. Copelen, Cincinnati.
JOHN C. FERGUSON
Nashville, February ?, l853-6m
II EMOVAL.--DR. b. W. HALL has removed, to the
Office and residence Cherry street. opposite Judge
Caron's near Cornelius d McCombs' Cabinet Walerooms
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INSURANCE ON NEGROES.

INSURANCE ON NEGROES
VT0USE Servants, Farm Hands, Steamboat FlreEnen,
III Cabin Boys, &c, at customary rates OF Premium
Policies issued and losses promptly adjusted at the Nashville
Agency. JooEFH NA0h, Agei,
1Etna Insurance Company of Harttord-Ohce n W. Cor
ner Public Square, opposite Planters Bank
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" Families living HsvyA
IL near or on Broadway ALWAYS get the fol- rs
lowing articles at my store, No. SO, on Broadway s
in small large from day7gto 10 st night:
all other articles usually kept in Family Grocefy
fePl8, azodaadt raI liiwP TAI&G AQlsa 1BEsadYay 8
nOIDEN SYRUP 70 rot1ag - q NgUG ~, -l'd s.,
a1ada'4 a' BbtF sa suiaoa.5 sdi ],
-l0q AiT loht. - sgar HpaSe fIlY5 y sg oaad
! YAW1tSR@ ttr;d. do,
Jrss recsfysdtfoai ST IOt IA I-tm
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MYERS & MnGu

DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On C0lege street, one door South Of Tie Squ.ne.
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BRADY, GORMAN & CO., %. tssc.1
Cotton Factors and General Commission Marchsnts,t
NEW ORLEANS
~ They keep an Office in Tuscumbia, Ala !, -
aUg23-l2m wv
i,es H. ; FRENCH, Agent, Nashville is authorized to
axe CASH advances upon shipments of Produce to tn
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nrNA INsnRANcE coMpANY oF HARTFoRD, CT.

b1NA 1NoOAeEA-sOA NO-NA A---'
Chartered in 18l9-CapaJ $4,000: aH Pajd iaAssets
iarested in January last S4S9,0oo.
S. L. LOOMS, Secy. THO: r. BRACE, Pres
TINE undersigned has been appointed Agent OF this Com,
nony-one of the Oldest and most abe in the United
States having nearly quite half million OF Dollars safely
invested at this for the safety of is
prepared issue Policies on as favorable terms as any otner
RESPONSIBLE office on Dwellings Stores Manufacturing Es
Establishments all other kinds Of Buildings ON Household
Furniture and Merchandise in general either in the city or
country against Loss Damage by Fire Aso against the
hazars of Inland Transportation by all the usual routes and
modes of CONVEYANCE JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
Office n w. Corner Public Square, opp Planters Bank
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VxyANTEDt-Af few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
wv which we will give the hi CHEST market prce-a9i
feb1s 4Iffi7F sid s5lg BEN. NJ NOEh& BRO.
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BEN NJ NOELl& BRO, isl3HoE 9GI
Grocery and COMMISSIONS, Receiving and Y
Forwarding Merchants, aoH 9I'" sloa
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors., %
lia1aEi-th ID 5lll COLLEGE STREETy IQOa
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D. S. & w. H. WOODWARD. H
Forwarding and Commission Merchants and
Texas Land Agents.
Particular attention paid oIlin0 orde-sGic- over the
store W. I. Smith Co., No. IS Magazine street - q
Oct {, IS3z-0m New Orleans,
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]. T. NATHURsT

J. 7. NHIHUItoI -,
ROOFER AND IHAAUFACTURER
Of Uayrezs Fire and Water Pr0ef Composition
DEEM it unnecessary for to say anything in favor oil
this mode of Roofing the constant increase OF ITS popu
arty the last years that it has bee Sled IN near
ly all parts OF the Union is the best evidence ot It's uuy
and value The roof shows for itself
s1Oice Spruce Street, second door from Cedar ST.
in Mnore's block feO2-Iy
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TRUNKS, ICc.--Extra fine Leather Trunks. Velvet
and Bruseil Carpet Bags Leather and Diugeet Carpet
Bags Just reserved aud for sale by ad 3. @ ca fIJ
yauzl s. ,..,,..-... ,l.. . -4 7, W.MEREDITH
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY.-CAPITAL S150,000.
~ FFTCE on the North side of the Public Square midway
I J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make insurance Houses and Goods OF every de-
scripton against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo against iie
and risk of the river on the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes on
the usual terms JOHN A HILL, ffesidenI
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRgcroRs.-Aiex Allison John NJ IIi, F. B. Fogg, G.
NJ Fogg James Corey Jno NJ. Bass Joseph Woods sam
uel SeaV Matthew Watson, j. }. White, Jacob McGavock
anl
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LIFE INSURANCE.

HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT.
JAMES DIxoN, Pres. HENRY H. MILLER oecy'
Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
Insurance lives Of white persons on the JOINT STOCK
and mutual plan.
Also-Insurance the lives of Negroes on reasonable
terms S. IL. LOOMS,
ian 15-6m Agent.
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Wh NAV "a 4 Be- a
found at all times
a large assort-
ment OF Winches-
ter's, Davis Il
June's, d Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, of
Linen 4, Muslin
with Linen Bo-
SONS, G ingham,
il French Chintz,
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NashriIie. Feb 1sl fs5s. - - p - =

NTOTICE.-Ip consequence of the Fire Friday morn
ing we are compelled to suspend business for sanle
time but will commences again asYe procure
suitable house which due NOTICE. will be gyen In the
meantime we hope ourriends who are indebted 10 us andte
Ewin Brown Co. will forward and settle mp without
delay that We may meet our owa engagements promptly
We be fonnd at No Is, the square-John Nichols
Ii
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4 iRI NIB CLOTHs,--Ric Rich and splendid Crumb
Cloths, with borders, just to hand ard for sale BY eo
Jan2l f4 WfMEREDITH.
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TRUNKS, VALIsFS
VyER lss1ef faa4eceited
wv sortmeas Of TraaRs
Valisss,, consisting of
Leather Travelling Trunks
sells, Wilton and common
low prices. rs. .;.. !. !. 80 -. !
jalls4 4 ck1sH'r OF eei
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RUSHES.-Whte Wash, Dusting, Crumb, or
ID Black Pope's Head Horse, Tanners, Printers, '
nish, Blue Paint, &c, Of assorted sizes Just received
dcc9o j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
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17I' HII7(llrIsy3IiIi q y3IiIi1Irj ~ AZ lfaiTcb : is5l

huNISfILLE, hld, 1ldTcu ., Io0z-
DIR. BLEpsoE: Judgihg 1fromste certificates sou
have already advertised II viii be almost unnecessary for
to add further evidence in regard the healing Of
your Compound; but say that years suffered
great deal from Uyspepsa and enlargement efthe spleen,
and thought that never would recover. commenced tax
ing yr spopdqnd about nine weeks since; andhare gained
25 or 80 pounds, and feel about well ever did,
I@o'A - jGJLDGCfiI3 9ri I5Fi- HENRY r GfCFPt d
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z1atsu s,j4go..zla . y & 81 AFANNAH Ga,
Forward with care and dispatch TO aud from the Eastern
cities, or TO any point desired, GOODS, PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE of all descriptions and sell ON conis-
son., PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE They also pur-
chase to order GROCERIES, which can be bought on
most favorable erms in the Savannah market They solicit
your patronage, aud pledge their umest exertons give
satisfaction. dec3O-e em
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We would also take tins nceaono express oar gratefpl
thanks d those whe have kindly {avores and prede
cessors with their patana the Fire Companies and
citizens ITO whose exerens we arey inly pdebted for
sympaihise with us IN our 1oss IS E9jidiazo cd dill
feb 2 + Q lfIgA-y ynI,lD,s> bus ,BWfS BROTHERS.
r INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-10 bbls'
L IIsseed Oh; zoekegs Fahnestock White Lead Just
'Issss deoseS W y - '' NV 5 j.! n .zfsIERMAN.s
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DESTRUCTION.


N ENGLISH LADY, WHO HAS RESIDED FOR SOME
IA time in the United States p DESTROYS Of instrucng
family of small children in the various branches of Eng
lish education including French Address N e. r., Her.
aid office.
YOUNG LADY Is ANXIOUS TO PROCURE A
IN situation TO children under twelve
she is competent to teach English music writing
and arithmeticsa Protestant Address post paid T. NJ
p Of Rev Josiah West Az Atlantic street. Brooklyn
l.. l., which will be attended to.
THE GUITAR TAUGHT IN SIX LESSONS-MR. AND
MRS. Edward Barton, professors of singing guitar,
psnoforte and the extraordinary novel instrument tho
concerna beg to that they continue to give
ttruction Mt TIER residence 10 Park place. where their
be asccrtained Instrument Is Tor alc hire
VISITING GOvERNESS.-A YOUNG LADY, HAVING
few hours daily to would wish to devote thom
to giving instruction in amy whore there few chill
dren Her rises English education French and
mute II requisite Best city references given. Address
Teacher, 3Ds Broome street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ Mrs Patterson-In this the pupils
under the immediate supervision Of the principa aud
while effort s made to their moral and intel
lecual provcmcnt nothing omitted to promote their
health and comfort The premises pleasantly
constructed for the express purpose Of school
The summer term will the I'd of May, and
continue till the 30th Of September Terms $780, der
twelve; above that $50 annum Music and sing
ing, s. per quarter
teacher thoroughly competent to teach music
and singing
JlDUCATION-THR ADVERTISER TAKES FOUR
~ small boys into his family and makes his business to
educate them ut home, with his As there will soon
be II is suitable time for who wish
place son in the country under home influences and
Individual to make application. Terms sl56 per
line addressed to box BAG Post Once, Hartford, CT, will
be forwarded.
CCHOOI--MR. L. DE GRAND-vAL'S PRIVATE BOARD
= ing school for boys, Hudson Terrace, Hoboken, NJ
The commences May I'd Terms, per
from $50 to 500 in full thorough OF classical
English and French branches vocal music drawing and
fencing. Circulars at the Institution.
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THE TURF

NNNN~N>~SN-SNN~NN
ltENTREVILLE COURSE, H. I,-TROTTING MON
~ day April 18th, at half past O'Clock +. NJ Purse
$lC0 Mile heats, best three gc in harness - Brooks
enters tr m Fanny Jackson. I. J. Nodne, enters Dr.
Centtcyille. ID, fthn, enters M. Lady vernon. y
Mclaughlin, lr. r. Flash omnibuscs leave Fulton Ferry
brooklyn for the at o'clock aad return after IL
sports arc over. Fare each way, twenty five cents.
GENTREvILLE COURSE, IT, I-TR0TTING-MON.
" day April ~ Mt three o'clock L. NJ, match for Sl0m.
Mile heats Best in to wagons. \. Mclaughlin names
b. Lady Brooks; +. j. Nodne CHI Green Noun
tain Maid. 0mnibusres leave Fulton Houston and Gran
ttreot ferries from IL ~ until p NJ returning
the sport 10 over, Fare each way, 70 cents.
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Married.,
Or Wednesday morning, April 8, by the Rev. Mr.. Ho
vey, NJ WILLIAM GEE Of this CITY, to Miss SARAH oaly
daughter Of Mr. b. Gibbs formerly of Providence
toga Co NY.
On Wednesday evening" April 10 by the Rev. George De
Forest Folsom SAMUEL MONTGOMERY to ELIZA JANE daugh
ter Of Andrew Jordan. Also at time ROBERT SMITH
to MARY ELLEN TUMBLE all CT this city.
Boston, Providence and Orange county papers please
copy.
On Thursday, April IA, by his Honor the Mayor DR..
JAMES R. WoOD to EMMA, daughter Of James Rowe, Esq
all of this city.
At Williamsburg, on Friday April 10, by the Rev. Mr..
Malone, at St. Peters ard Pauls Church. Mr. W. Moon to
Miss ANN Cooke, both Of Pous hkeepsie
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nahs Psasst lyazs Essss vsitis CAei.s ss.sss,sssa
::!.y :sSs. s =: :.
,:'; xshs. p:. e ,A':
II; ;:: :s = =; ,.:: .s:.s
AZ . 4 y r.
s: sa s.vlssss & &.
IL: They Drsessss nom slsI solutions deco?
re , .:ss P :s't :AS s:.,a
m sns oaodsos these
:: ,d:s p .n u h
mI sss which d .ssslsty
.s% q u as%s!
s ' 'Sy Of .ss
iedrsd in Aneries BY the academy q Medicine Of New
h's nsRs:s
the Nationals Msdeen II Paris BY the inps
sh Of s as
the p.n hospitals .1 r. Europs ...;. ~.
rom
member. profession in both hsm.phs.ss and invite
Fun and nustIstsd DESERT son.on. for personal
and one for scientific mspSth copies ., .9s
Obtained gratis at the once They VIM be forwsrdod free
g s Of M IN
No. sss Broadway, corner Of Prince atrses.
Hair Dye -Bntche l0r's Celebrated Liquid
The s pG
certainty with which this avore and old established hair
BXrCHELoRs wig factory, No. Wall street. 'rf'1
Wigs md Toupecs -Ratchelor's New Style
Of wigs the perfect imitation of nature
where can te found the largest and best
Wigs and Toupces-Mcrchnnts, Citizens
and requiring hair Of description
No Maiden lane. Also be had the best hair dye in
the world. Copy the address
Thousands object to Hair Dyes, because the
ss Hal!
TXb6R6's No. 6 Aston House.
Every Gentleman and Lady who uses Cris-
% a1 tell Thur sns sna a .
Of lis continually circulating in the
part are sod BY
No. Aston House.
New York Crystal Palace Strangers visit
n "f sns e as
preysments both il A. FORM have rendered them the
address, l7s Broadway, up stairs.
Barry's TIicopherous-Irs Immense popu-
lart ard sae The history Of trsde does not
M m and
copherous for the Improvement the hair
daily business at tho mannacsory l
Broadway exclusive of retail trade, amounts to twenty
The cash daily returns of $500 the entire
whoesae business in this article Of unusual demand
Barrys retail at Is per bottle
and to dealers at reduction leaves
the record any moment will excite general as
pitch
.ls ys;y snn: xsi,s Limited
nggeraon fable tho reputation of tho Troophorous
upon the basis experience
principal merchants and druggists Throughout the United
States Canada Mexico West Indies Great Britain France
&C., &c.
BogIe's Amole, or Vegetable Shaving Conn
pound nishcs magical assistance to dull alays
BoGLE III Washington street, Boston; and by A. B. d.
Rushton, Clark Co. s7s Broadwsy; Rice 1 Smith, I'd
Broadway and by druggists and pcrmcrs throughout tho
world
Hyatt's Life Bnlsam, the Certain Conqueror
flowing great mpury blood no matter Of how
Long standing from what source derived Mr. J. Brown
since H was treated By able physcans for nearly six
mouths his all the time growing till his left side
his side lie then had recourse to the Life Basam Two
bottles gave him the Of bis ml and two restored
for most terribly aficted with scroula
tho ulcers had the flesh to the bone the head
had failed she perfectly cured by the Life
Basam in about month Mr. G. D. Davis, of Broad
With s r
to skeleton weighing little 100 pounds; he could
an h'S Se & & re
sysry pain and him to entire health he
IL s to an s
of which be at the principal
pot 46 Grand street. 70 cents bottle Six bottss H.
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spring has fairly commenced tine soft wind
lures st intervals to the blooming cheek of the beauties
OF Broadway to unvc their his soft embraces
II was on such morning that gentleman encountered IN
his rambies lady OF bis acquaintance the genial spr Oh
the having inspired them with sympathstc feeling
What delicious morning. said tho fair one as she TOOK
abe pronered arm; how glad to meet you was long,
ing fer to enjoy With this delightful
It H. indeed morning to renew oid times teuivu; NO.
of love in the youthful treasresh fragrant almost nsox
S1atng The to be pressed by the elastic foot
beauty by the heavy rnhher thick snow
boot" He looked frequently at the little shppera that
tEtnkcd like beneath the hem Of her robe agree
with you said she casting self approving glance in the
same direction notifying to be obliged to Disguise
nay deform ones feet in such manner" Notifying
my eyes below girde during the necessity OF such
custom hal that Is indeed the height Of scnsbtyn
fts positive fact do from principle Hook beau
tfu merely object for physical
construction but as index to somo bling better Indeed
hardly understand YOU, said the lady slightly blushing
Why of Byron's opinion that the baud and foot
indicative blood and breeding Of mind and intellect" 20
yes perfectly agree with you; indeed have just made
aiscovsry that analogy And what may that
ber why" looking archly y him, that you have
aty small and well shaped foot The retort
that the albeit to the bushng
mood; felt slightly c'nfused. Well bantered said he,
]auglngy but modesty will not permit let you
remain in am indebted for elegance of foot,
which has called forth such delicious Aatery your lips
to the artist who manufactured the boot in which it Is in
clcYed oh too modest but ackno that the
boot deserves all encomums have bestowed upon it,
Indeed that look at It particularly it ee
him known to you and hope that will exert all
powerful influence and acknowledge who do not
tronize him. freely promise you that" said the lady,
sns What Sp hs ySt 1t Is indeed @
tom street, IoRRiS BkooKs. iss Futon Street,
between Greenwich and Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~~~~~~~sS~~~S
SIGNS OF THE TIMES!- SNOW WILL PREACH
- tomorrow at three and half past O'Clock T. M
Mount Zion Free Church. 16s Bowery Evening subject
NOTICE. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE GOOD
Nv Shepherd, Rev. Ralph Hoyt Pastor will hold morning
service and after Sunday next at IS East Broadway
Seats Free
city life will be delivered to Sunday evening,
Of Ridge streets by tho pastor Rev Edwin
Hatfield DID.
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gouth yVilIianas1,urg.-The Sixth Reguia

South WilIlanAs1SuTg.-The Sixth Regular
meeting of the South williamsburg Village Association
will be Fountain Hall 149 Bowery Monday
ing April s at o'clock This property is but d short dis
from the ferries two established stage routes The
cost member for lot with the privilege
cottages worth 600 esch will be ninety dot
lars payable in small weekly instruments Every informa-
ton may be obtained at the meeting.
DR. E. II. KIMBERT President.