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GROCERIES,, &c-FRESH ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIME RIO C0FFEE-new crop;
25 sacks aguyra Coffee; 10 bbls Mackere, fish OF 53
20 do good Java do; 30 kits do;
so hhds new Sugar; 20 boxes Cod Fish;
so bbls Molasses; 20 Smoked Herrngs;
8OL do do; 200 " SardineS;
25 do Golden Syrup; 90 y gal qt jar Pickles;
20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do; 10 = Pepper Sauce;
80 do Loaf do; 5 " "a. Bltters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 20 doz painted Buckets;
so boxes and half boxes Milo nests " Tubs;
K. Raisins; casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs 10 bags Alspice;
10 bags Almonds; 20 Pepper
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 " Race Ginger.
2 bbls Brazil do;
With numerous other articles in the grocery line just
received and for sale low for CASH by
decll f. 5. CHEATHAM co.
CHAMPAGNE,
SA BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; superior
.DU tice of the best brands Iustreceved and for sale
by CdecII1 E. 5 CHEATHAM X co.
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CARDS.


STRlcKLER ELLIS g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
No. 81 Public Square, Nashville.
HAYE received extensive FALL and WINTER
IL Stock of the above goods which they offer TO the
trade on the most favorable terms. Their stock will be
found, at sll times, LARGE and COMPLETE any
the place. aud they respectfully solicit call from Mer-
chants wishing goods at the lowest marks
prices.
Feathers Wool Linsey &C. taken in exchange forgoSd
and in payment Il Dues at the highest market value
augs S.E. Il, co.
J. A. DEERY. w. B. DEERY r T. DEEEY.
DEERA BROTHERS,
ALIS0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l94 Public Square, NashUille, Tennessee
may22-twly.
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS. WINES &C.
DAVIS Il SWAMI,
AUCTION g. COIL1LLSSTON JfERCHA NTH,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines.
Liquors, &c,, &c.
No. 70, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals, and which they
l. offer for sale for cash at the lowest prices TO wit
s75 hhds Sugar, of every grade from very line all
qualities below
$50 bags Rio Coffee
200 barrels Plantation Molasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses
Sc bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar, No. / to No. 8.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line to meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they are determ ned To sell low any house
Middle Tennessee. They have also TO arrive 900
Sacks hne Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
suit purchasers, at small tTihe advanced on cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in our line, would do well give call before
buying elsewhere
DAVIS 4 SWAMI,
feb26 No rs Public Souare
A. GARDELLE. LOUIS DEIAIGLE
GARDELLE Il DELAIGLE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON s. G..
/ IBERAL advances made C0nsignments Of Produce
- Prompt attention paid to Receiving and Forwarding
Goods.
kEFERENcEs;-Bustin 4 Walker, Doughty 4 Beall, Au-
gusia; ). fraser q Co, Charleston. augl5-Gm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. Ill. CURREY,
GARNET MAKER Anra rrnnFpr.vrp

). III. CIRREY.
CABINET MAKER AAra UNDERTAKEN
DEGS LEAVE to inform his Arlends and the -
ID public generally, thai he keeps constantly -
On hand COfns of every description from the panest
servants to the fine Metallic aht and ar-exhausted Cof
fns the best now for preserving the Corps together
for burials.
All orders left al nv wareoOm No. 81 Coopers Building
Cherry street. will be promptly attended to- both day
night mySl-f J. ID CUkKE1
DIR. j. w. GRAY
OFFICE No. g. Cherry street. opposite Judge Catrons
" and next door to DR.. b. W. Hall. Residence CITY
Hotel ian2s 54-t.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
NEW FIRM
MILIUS 81 WOLF,
Nos I2 54 Corner Of Market Street and Public Square
And No. A Market St.
YETM MILlUS, of the firm of MILIUs l. BRos, Wholesale
w Manufacturers OF Clothing Cincinnati, has assocat
ed himself with E. WOLF for the purpose of conducting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS
in Nashville. The attention of Country Merchants and
Traders generally respectfully solicited to the large and
fashionable in store. We atter ourselves that
We will be able to compete in price and quality with any
house engaged in this business either here elsewhere
Our goods manufactured expressly for IN Cncin
natl and the material purchased direct FROM he impor
ters for manufacturers.
All ask examination Of the prices and quality of
goods. Isept2ll MILlUS WOLF
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Fare Reduced!
CARIN PASSAGE T. FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENT DO l. A X 5.
United States Mail Line

united states MaIA Line
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS, SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville. 1890 TONS NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, 200 TONS j. Foster, Commander
Jas. Adser, 800 TONS S. c. Turner, Commander.
Southerner, 900 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
r-EA LEAVES Adger's WharTes every Wednes-
se-f~E5s day and Saturday after the arrival of the
7rEzss seSsssssse cars from the South and West
These steamships all built for the Line and for
safety comttrt and speed unrivaled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and cour-
teous Commanders, will insure Travellers Of this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
SteeTaEe passdse %.
For freight passage, having elegant State Room Ac-
cOmmOdatGns, apply 10
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston s. g.
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CUNDRIES, JUST RECEIVED
- Mockng Bird and Canary Cages beautiful patterns;
Hall, Table and Side Board Lamps;
Feather Dusters Floor Brushes Hearth do;
House and Steamboat Lanterns;
declO A. MORRISON co.
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FRENCH LESSONS
MR. ZEYALLOS would be pleased to take few classes
w Of Ladies or Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring the
French Language.
We the undersigned take pleasure in recommending Mr.
ZevalloS worthy gentleman and emnently quail
he'd a teacher.
K. J. MEIGS, JOHN NJ LEA
Nj. VAUGHN, JOHN A. McEWEN,
b. +. BENTLEY JOHN S. YOUNG
). Z. ALLISON.
eSs Any application left at the Book Store of W. I
Berry Co, will be promptly attended to.
OCtl4-2m* R.
THREE HUNDRED DULLARS REWARD.
DANAWA1 from the subscriber about the 25th q q
IlAugust, two negroes, JOE HALL and JIM 21
BURR!S. Joe is a black negro about "a years DID, q
feet inch high very stout but not heshy, weighs ~
about $50 lbs has of his cheek bOnes caused
by burn, read and write. Jim is copper cOlOred
negro with peculiar yelOwness about the eyes, about 80
years old feet inches high and weighs about l75 lbs
They have large amount of money with them notes OF
the Bank OF Tennessee" They both keen. shrewd
negroes and possibly have forged free papers with them
1t is also probable that they may be travelling under the
troll and guidance of white man. The above reward will
be given for their apprehension and delivery me- to
the Jail of Nashville. NJ BELL,
Good Spring Post Office, Williamson County Tennessee
seD5-tt
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STEVENS 4 GIBSON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EpOcrpe


81 elegsnt Sltus and Cloth CtaSs AMI Tlinas OF the
at low prices, at M-ClHLANDS
Mehnpohian Store
novII No 81 and i. College street
GOODS SUIT ABLr. FOX TIIE SEASONI
VUST received from New York
81 Copperaud Iron Coal cues and Vases very elegant;
A large sortment OF Tea IElFS various st'Ies'
Richly cut and polished tre lrons' IN 81, -.
Stands foT fre-iTons, ah pHteIus
Handsomely JapauHed Plate Warmers;
Dixon's tine Brittania Tea Set:
Carved Bread Treus sbers and huives;
C,,,r.er and Block Itn Tea Kettles
oyster Dishes, Beei Sl-us do. Coh-s GIecques,
SSup Tureens and Ladies'; Coffee Ums;
Toilet Sets Of Foui Tubs Si0p Jar and Mater Carrier,
Nut Picks Nut Crackers, Napkin Eings
Table Mats Sugar Nippers, Cork Screws
I9rI and Oil LAMPS Iron Kitckeu Lamps.
Cr1mb Brushes Paie Brushes Dtssting Brushes;
Hearth Brushes and Broous. Feather Du.iefs,
Foot Scupers Dog Irons. Ere Carriers;
Door Mats Of various kinds aud q very low prices.
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery,
Cutlery wish Bone. bouy. Coeoaa1d Horn handles;
Beef Carvers, Bread kuive. Cooks KNIVES.
Clothes Baskets. Market Baskets. Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets Cbutus, Wafer Cans, sc 4c,
Wooden Ware OF all descriptions;
sauce Pans from half pint upwards;
Iron do, lined with zinc and enameed,
Batter-clke Turner'S Egg Whips and Cburns;
Butter MOUNDS, Siiiers, salt Stamps.
Pie Plates Of all patterns. BalterCsxe Pans
Cake Boxes Tea Canisters.
Patent and Plain sad lrous; Toy Sad lrUnsi
Japauned Ware of al kind;
MI fs1,,,s conpete for ladies and invails;
Bachelors lamps for beating waller baking coffee ia
three minutes;
We are constantly receiving from New York aeeess0ns
IN ur stock OF House furnishing Gods and can supply At
short notice any articles not 10 be found in this eitv
nov 25. SNOW MACKE NZIE X co.
TTNAKE NUTECE.-Ne nave Low got olr STEAM
i STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and have a
quantity Of SAWED FLAGGS on hand. And also. our
CORN MILL will be found ready all hours Of the day
grind corn for customers the rate OF 20 bushels pr
hour, al the ordinary prices. SAMUEL HASL-S4
junel'54-d JAS. W. FELIS
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have a
i large and well assorted Stock OF Fancy Goods which
will sell by the Piece small advance on eastern cost
for cash; or on short time. STEVENSON WHITE,
mar23 "a SO, College St
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

NOTICE.-The COparlnershp heretofore existing un-
l y der the firm Of D0BYNS & CHURCH and DOBYNS
y CO, is dissolved. No authorised to collect debts
OF the concern but MIR. j T. NearOut.
sep3-St T. j. DOBNNS.
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SUNDRIES.

R STEWART R. L. WEAKLEY.
STEWART & WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
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OFFICE No. g. Cherry street. opposite Judge Catrons
" and next door to DR.. b. W. Hall. Residence City
Hotel ian29 '54--tf
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CSummer Mould Candle Ist re- we'd and Tor ale bv
MCREA a TERRASS
hnflL
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vi beautiful assortment of Manlas Grape Shawls aud
tmbroideres which are offering very cheap for cash.
apr26 THURSTON BERNARD
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% boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 Smoking Tobacco;
SO g ground Mustard and Pepper;
10doz Zinc Wash Boards;
200 assorted Dimajons
chests best Imperial aud Black Teas;
25 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar;
1O0 bbls Whisky, various brands;
25 bags ola government Rio Coffee
so {" ass'd Yarns, from P. Woods Factory;
l0kegs Golden Syrup;
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so Star do;
80 doz Masons Backing;
SO boxes half pint, pint and pint, Flasks;
200 bags Maneys Table Salt;
Indigo, Madder, Soda Wrapping Paper COpperas Yer
maca Maccarona, Market Blankets, MOps, Catsup, Pow
der Shot, DC For sale by
aug+ STEWART WEAhlIEf. -
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NUTIJE TO STDJhHOLDLIS.
T the last meeting of tine Directors OF the Edgied and
n Kentucky Railroad Company the following resolutions
were adopted
/. That Engineeris hereby directed To make
possible the final location of the of this road from
Edseied through Goodetsvile to Springfield in Robert
son county"
2. THAT a call Of eight per cent. be made upon the
stock payable in monthly instaments of per to
wit0n the ID day of september the I'd day of October
I'd day of November and the I'd day of December nexL
Payments to be made the Office OF the Gas lgh Com
pany. WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug. lG '54-eo&w. of the +. and H. X Z. Co.
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/ AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Plld aud striped
Il Silks, BTOcade silks,
Plaid Silks, all shades black silks. xtra quality
Plaid Plain and Figured Berayes
Berage Robes bounced Misses Bersge Robes.
Jaconet Robes, bounced, Embroidered Mushu RI ss
founced
French Lawns and MusiHs-great variety
Dotted Swiss, and figured Muslns.
Organdls huSIius French Ctufzes,
English Chutzes and GiuEhau1,
Linen Cambrics in great varieties
sun Shades and Par,lsis
great variet of Fans
STEVENSON q WHITE
mAr-o ~. College st.
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MERCHANDISE

POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLIONIi!
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M ANiILLAS--n " q have large aud handsome as
VI sorment OF Aanuil embracing all the novelties OF
the season, consisting Of
Embroidered Applies -H Lace trimmed Mautillas
Embroidered Muslin Nautllas
Grape ShaWls and Lace Sczrts
STEVENSON 4 WHITE.
mars7 So College St
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REFEkENCES.
NPCrearv. 4 Co. Charleston. South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-11
lust PUBLIsHED-By PUDNEi Il RUSSELL,
u No 79 John st., New. ora:

on REEF RONINSs ~ THE SOUTH SEAe
with Mars tke Sandwich ad Society lsds and Twelve BE
ms Won con peponal adventures Of the anhor ia 'ae
Pacific vl y,iOd hive year. sHSded iuo
tEree Iar.s t. which -uon,da valuable aud Interesting p
penis
otVs six months eiprneIee IN board al Amen
Pan, If and III containing material subjects of this
rstye graphic description Of eaS ie At the
Of ou trc tcenef rans through ing among
sonlnes reels and iasoons eNrE"e en- Valleys Sow
volcanoes ror In Igira n the resd
or n azure scented gale OF Inc rJrc- f0.Is
of cnarc ssetohd bold outline anh he shs aud
Polynesia life yyoy potfsyrd embracing me
fes,. pssfes the their battles m)bogy and al
TN more prominent semi bs barre life Al NOR sung
chapter h.ons has also beer appended sBd hJh ihe "e
~ ,erlni, dcon 1t believe ed therefore mat 10 come
non with the Apueudix illustrations IL vail prove valuable
ADDITION 10 cor lilerG uit OF the Pacihc.
With ,peot the Appendix ts ht portion trance ~ zoe
P.stn Condition Of foyuese exhbins IN c'ne-se oin ne
te, pv ,d Csshcaitu VI GouIThtT Structure
orulatiousPhyscai Appearance and Insr-1s
NatSts-lhtI Habr LangIsse-'fOt
and Relations VI - ~ ik-d
World. Navigation Of tie fAcncu ,of e''f1 e OF
2 , tins div loh a. tlcelI
AR g., Il-1h@ ls-nd Kingdom uf he NOE-l fs@lhc
All tId1 lli-lhe French IN III fHclhc IL 81. 60.
Whaux ntereSts IN the fafihc ~
tbs great niarir bauc1 ~
our e,mrIct hal NJ cassd AID Iads de
made the ea on % hs Zee. % N OF
to The CONDITION o Anl"nc7n -AIn IN
relations aud Census and hen S4n
In Illustration of the shove, III contains Nap oi Tue S'o
witch and o. gian and Society ands twelve
IN The south IN tn eKrea
fou which merit and faithful dnean0n oi tue org
sl thu aho he hsye been quay % sht
ecuu',.on with tho e,tspss OF the WORK tue Pabi'hes
hs, psp DO pains Of the popular and a.
trsrtl htGtk of he
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BUNcE a BROTHER. Pusl,h.r,,
EIIZABETH OAKEs sMITH' NEW


Published THIS DAY.
BERTHA AND LILY o.. THE PsRsosAsr o. BrrcH GLEN.
n l2n9
win ia.rtlious iu inns by on aid Orr Pre-
s1thcr show that ev! without
M fdot the -ssece VI stain dos include 20 Oh ls.
thence step ay he taken touird lrr Sld Der
autrm.Eis q yrrue The a1thof ains - ~ d-A o. lie.
wL.n 10 one mentally morally de-raded saA b
tl housho d. but owned weak O. me
treated Nh cir- mi tender
cause O. their intrMts TINS j. 10 n OF hsfhA Ile
tners,s hsruouioU. existence. B'l ha a
PcrLs-LIy the Prophecy Of he future Nonan- julia the
to-day. who sccrpts the "lri a.
Eue H,E1sein Poet. PhIo.oph~ AID Presrher brought
POgfttsse relation With DE- people h-l isl ne TO-
,fr sntsliy 81 Bertha.
To wos Of rosnhood such have been
PIE, rf,d before ia tnJ roharce
Few winter. even OF her own EQUAL Le In moral e.eva
f Of hr themes There dignity made ascnlrs by sect
cscy Of r. ceItOu closely allied 20 her ty nfai me an
IL simple elegance u sngasse which Irndfr n dtIf %
or bstr's &c Pr,si-n Lsdir- Haon-l Atsai o.
81. tupFes rs9oucly the shstTusest questions ~ pau
sLd Hover rnE-oh ~ Ire
srsuce The ID - down and signs tors ne
telie hirl Lhef s'methg more hnrls adsed %
rich and 70 ~ .-iuge
effort loco d. Prrniss 10 Louisville jouf
TL,re delcacy o. simple OF Language
and eIultsiioL of sentiment sbout her Wne NJ only sd
.i.u H. r Tuck ,rulsn. in Grahsns Magazine
b. Mr. Oak-s smith appetfs ilsuclfcly
od he nal 20 The nal and hn ~ ntknE me
former mty the symbol By which shr NJ la'ief sue
.piru.ize. ustte make, . fhe y body Of the sod
Edwin T. Wtippe, IN Grshsm's M.gallie.
She writes with equal thought and V-or Her Pr pencil
81, he with boa t.eutu t0eh and me pot ues
in scl for the psnt-r Nv Sinms Southern Review
writer Mis- Oakes smith Llds dsscryed.y h1h rank
sInops The sfiier The pm and oy morality her
" ISarah . Hale. Records OF Wor1.n."
j. {. DERBY. Pub .-h-r. NeF-Hors,
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THis DAY PUBLISHED:
OUR HONEYMOON, AND OTHER COMlCALl-

~ lTlES-frum PvNcH"
Ap Fun and Sunshine for the beueht OF
III, D,srerc gbt u hne TINTED Engf~vht
nom ofsm Designs by Mel together ~hh nsn-rou' il
an .ertut Of co. Neatly ooand IN Muslin
Price IL - i.
Punch mas made the sLd has done more Tor the
wit Al niu-eenh than al tae oln-f per ~
Iubh Europe From n. funen hs been tJd net
with H., most cousummate Among the WHO have
sskd on ID, Hood sud al'o Dickens
ThAck,ray Marx Lemon and DouEnss Jerd These r' hae
uduc,d OF which VIII endure a. 'on9 - me 40
susge The, ,Ee tis shsfe OF 'phenrh ".r
wh good hat every auh LAY eoaed
sermon "a dhguisr
The stt,r these authors the pubhe-s OF OUR
HONEY NOON have selected .eres1 articles winch cAnhot o.
t.rwe hen 'v whs . 81 secs,
tiVe 10 Tie hurnArz well ted rdcuIe tyos
dTetd laughter tnen oi Az" RON esh on NEE
W0ald usi
convey ihe ide1 OF hs sfllr ga cpna1y
The article, Our Honeymoon peculiarly adapted 20 ne
such # the senetOn ton-n late white Nrs-
std ony yellow kG he lufn $ ia@ hfs-~ay
Complete Letter " r-l is humorous poi4c0n
of he hritst With this for eiss De wnaen IN
all the desth u brsS-d creditor 70 the e. peeni
OF ktolen maid Ho'scr Ffzcreys fNprnenee IS ri o.
nab racy Toieks" tuu snd Wit The hesihen MYTH
ologN the upper circles 20 gods Tf.sse ald
cn-Joye Juno. Mf. Naesu and bis blacksmith hoP
Ills Ioou he work IS Wteu WITH the mos sufs.ins a1ty
thoutu usklng % model 10 ~ ~ respect
Tie rfsr yhoogy he with eqna po
pcy he other Ian she PROVOKING productions Patcu
Lshor OF HeIcue.' abunds ~ the uch-G huuJ
and n che lrstr dr,-r that % toa
C. q bsyt fuoduc,d OUR HONEYMOON AND OTHER COM
CALI1Es viii be- found without eycsron he most AAng sooA
hat has betn Flhirhtc . the Iurrt sat
STIR ger 4 TOWNSEND, Publi.hcr',
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II sTEF4FNs
AlAs' that - l8ve shouid c.i-E
To hears that feel it,
A. prairie AKA fling
Tb,r richest b. ON upon the heath
published n eegsnt volume. Emo Al Psses
PRIcE. DOLLAR
AZ box Of p0ver subtan;s AID 7sed nsrest
thoroughly rs. tu.e u lie .ad society 10 al .s ph
sLdes coir story Of the heart aid al IL capacities TO-
s7feTiug and G 10 powers for nsht and
book he world where hasL denea-sd IN ~ and
10. foe. wdoItbi volume hss e1ga The
style sni the pleasing h1ines Of
local sdded 10 hs Individuality which presents
each chIrsctsr ave 20 he book peculiar charm
BUNCE 4 BROTHER. Publishers.
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AA' MS '''H SRI GER TowSsEND, Publishers,
y, ~ Broadway.


i B,ok. on TUESDAY Aus 8: 49,.
TAsY NAT; or The THEsE APPRENTICES Tale Of Life in
New ok ard bv A l. siHso1 One ;hick u mo- With
lllslIsiiohs fuce - % -.
Tn, .tye Is attractive the moral excellent and If 4.
Eepe-siy cir should vii d. - caTo
Tie vent 10 youh Than son hundred
Virtue lectures ut, 10 sp~As once
and Is calculated ~ leave ong aud r1ns
ipp4tssi,n We ~i h he rtpd sale u ds-rye
fascinating Which bc sioy tod ihao
Tor lis lnorA worth Editor OF Boston Bee
On THURSDAY Ausus; 10.
BERTHA AND LILY; Or, TIVE PASsoNAGE OF bEtcH Oily
Elzsh'h Oskes smith One elegant limo win
illustrations Pnoe ~ p !,
The " Of his wors the acue aud profound
con hieh NIB dies fascinating story Il presents As
results large AID S.eog' oosessn N nAiraF7
zen beauty To IJyemrn VI he story
un sed aud e1citps eHchsn The Il he o
L. OF rae and ~ ase es4afy
and sls,s strong. glowing and teepi, IN earnest
On SATURDAY, Ags u, 1894.
PFRlSCOPItS; Or CIEsLAT >tBILcrs EArtNf0RANEoVsLf
TEEATED By Or IN EGsI Of Philadelphia One neai LIMO
volume.
This volume contains the LIE OF Gen Ose which ~s
copied sduirrd BESIDES many oth- Of Df fers
cpusT attractive Eay many Of "eb display -HaAfK
~ s ] c DFkBY Pu1l,her No. s Pa-k place. Ssw-Yort-
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,---At The Writiur,of Are Book,"l
JIORACE GREELEY. HORACE MANN, IHh-
III ODORE PARKER HENRY WARD bEEChEH, I'D
wv Il Cu.pIN HENRY C. WRIGHT. Drs n. I. TRAIL,
sH4,w Gall. sPURZHEIM. CoMBE, HyRLsUr' Ms KlRh-
LAND M REID the FowLERs, and other "f-'er' on Id
sestion Temperance, Theolosy, Phy'oosy rhisn0sy
onees NAV be hsd Of .
FowLERS 4 WELLS. No. SOC Broadway New fOrs-
MELBOURNE AND TaE CHlNCHA ISLANDS,
WI WITH SKETCHES OF LIMA, AND Wy ~.
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W. ~ az f ~ l. Churtual
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The sceolu; Of Nerrne not. complete Of aay - has
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book M l; -ares; aud irforzsoa H. graphs sketch
vii D. wh than ordissry Bs1n JorrrA
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lovers ers:urc plsasnr, hecanss
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poitsuc- hitl regards ne Australia AL -
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DrLMOyIco's HorEI. No % Brpad~sy,(
NEw-foRK. July Is, 1851
An IMPRESSION having got abroad, in conse-
~ qaeuce sale ~ The pemes that tie ande se'd
rosto his Hotel he lakes 20 Orm hs friends thar
o., Tie sale abe sab The lease Of TO
~ cels which eXped The house has remained "a
open before The accommodation Of he pablo,
bsretoiofe undsr the MANAGEMENT OF the
l. OFLIONICO
DALMER's ADVERTISING AGENCY present;
ever, facility 10 Merchants Manufactures aud Traders
sIy number OF the best N
Iait a. n, nd Bh-h Poyilces Adverts ueris
prizes charged BY the publishers henv,
y s.tsuce euabe bu, o
l.c .ns'y systematically Office Tribune bulduf-, No
Se New York, where papers may be seen on ne Tor exam
rlO tie INHABITANTS Of the TENTH WARD OF
the CITY of NENYORK The undersigned hasns entered
Wih the CoIpo OF the Cyot Me- YORK ~ lean
compued within said ard and
having m y pened his every Ct until tLe "a
irL led discontinue The further performance 81 fs
duty 1.-THE Corporation having refused the
Lis instaliH' ut a.reed Dv hem .
STEPHEN x. THORNE.
ITO ALICE TAYLOR OF ENGLAND.-If you see
this promise made before leaving
Eu,Dd shall Immediately fulhed everything a BE- d
wish desire Gail Al the stOrice, New York for
directed you ~ the lat three yesrt Az
I0n seeing p ,sh Lady about years I'D VIII per
Row Ibis Advertisement TO her A
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forses, Carriascs, &f.

STAGES for SALE.-Six new Stages, having been
y used months bu' by Stephenson Wond sui oL CRY
county Sold s~paIae or 10 lot Inquire 81 Sis"Odce Man
h.tr.pvie Also. good FEED WAGON, and light W AEON
sui 10 for a