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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Dust IN not 0nerfng Ireeiy TOT reasons mentioned here
toore and the supply on the street is further dim
nhet by the fact that the enhanced rate OF faro tina
steamers has greatly reduced the numbers or miners
leaving for the Atlantic States Choice lots command
SIT 40 a 3l7 40.
Rates Of interest appeal TO have determine ton down
ward. This statement We do not make 50 much az \
expression merely of our opinion the result Of
parison Of the various opinions OF mOneyed the
street Long loans on bonds and mortgages, It is well
known, have been made for months past. at .
2h per cent PER month, but bankers rates
remained unchanged at 3 per cent, SO far a, our
,, tss 10 the time o Or
formed, however, to-day, that Of principal
banking houses has discounted paper at the rate Of S
per cent per month. This had been brought about
doubtcdy by the scarcity of good business paper offer
ing for discount The house refer to Is branch Of
very wealthy one at home and this movement may
been caused BY the receipt Of large amount Of money
from the East for investment here.
The issue Of $500 900 worth Of bonds, to which
passed considerable time since, and approved by
the people at general election The bonds for ten
years ana bear On interest ., ten per cent per .nnu
qured, and onc-twelfth OF the amount raised each
issue to be SET aside sinking fund and invested in
such securities the Fund Somnis may select
The bids were opened on the I'd inst, aud fol
lsws:--
j. Perry, Jr 5000 Oo0 al 90
rsyne ncirieA 2a,OO ny ooia
iaim ' h nslrr n, 49, a,v az ~
One Of the many advantages which accrue to city
like San Francisco from the issue Of proper bonds,
compare dffect that
the burthen Of enormously expensive public i'm
proyements are placed upon posterity, where they
properly belong There is no propreiy in the pioneer
citizens Of this city paying direct from their pockets all
the cash needed for streets, sewers, grading &c. &c.
On casual glance 1t might seem thoug, fire pay
ments were too large; as though engines too
numerous the houses too expensive, &C. but We
Atlantic friends to whom these bonds likely
to find their way for sale, that such is not the
The great why vote money for engine houses
furnished for members &c. is not that like
in older cities the common councs want the votes Of
the firemen, but because have insurance COM
panies, and must and do depend upon 1remen FOR
the protection Of property from the element which has
so often laid our city in ruins.
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DANCING ACADEMIEs.

l.. POND STREET-MONs 9 MIRASOLE A L'IIoN-
III neur de prevenir lie public ct ams en- general
que "a clegane sale dc dance ouverte tons les
lour depns neuf heures aprss midi pour les danes;
depuis ros heurcs usqna cling heures iu sor pour
messicurs On praiquera lie soir, dcpus heurcs JUS
qua minuii Les lccons prvces auront lieu tous lie
hcures des Jour dams sale priyce.
ANcfNG.--M0RE NEW CLASSES. DE q.
~ BROOkES, 361 Broome street, is forming sew
eral new classes, to commence immediately. All the
fashionable dances taught in course of Lesson.
Private lessons at various hours. SoIrees Wednesday
nights.
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Total. 81 TAI 0s9
The principal items Of import during the week
followsCoee, $40 los; segars, $780, AGO. rasins, $780,
9o7; furs, $S0S9 India rubber, $50 1S3; undressed
skins $50 526; railroad iron, se3,34s iron $5i 354
STEEL 1885, lead $50 1872 molasses s25 Az sugars
$4s,e77; tea, 100000 watches, s43,s77
The annexed statement oxhbias the quantity and
value of certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending Saturday, Dec. Q 1854 Distinguishing
the destination and extent Of shipments TO each place
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK-WEEKLY ExpoRrs
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QcS AAA REWARD Is NOW OFFERED TO ANY
IDC.OVV person who can surpass Madame Cif
ton in the art OF sstroogy She Ia the only lady Ia the
city who give correct information all things
through life. N. B-Madame e. is no huinbug, nor
does she wish to impose the public she also all
diseases in their last stage, particularly the forms
Of rheumatism. Call and safety yourselves Residence
90 Thompson street, between Broone and Spring brick
house, stone stoop.
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Total. 81, 4A3 $40
The value Of imports last week exceeded the exports
about three hundred thousand dollars The decrease in
shipments Of specie the principal cause. Had even
ordinary amount OF specie gone forward the agge'
gate expectation would have been greater than tho i'm
portaton Breadstufs have moved forward lately quite
actively, and the shipment is likely to increase.
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE T. F.
IL Briggs, at Woods Varieties Mechanics Hall ar
broadway, on Saturday evening, December Q, which
occasion Mr. Wood has generously rendered the use Of
his hail and the whole Of the company have volunteered
their valuable services. Tickets be had Of any Of
the aforementioned committee aud at all the principal
hotels and music stores
Albert McIlwain, Thomas Moore Francis Trevor Ste
phen H. Clapp. William II. Hess. David Hagan, John
simpson, Capt J. r. Cox, John Pyne, and others.
NEIL MCLEAN NEwSON, Chairman
C8As. T.. HICKS, Secretary.
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A sroNIsnING TO MA.--MApAME MORROW Is

A STONlSfiiNG TO Mi.--MADAME MORROW rs
IA without exception, the most wonderful sstrologist
in the world or that has ever been known She will tell
past present and future events; and will show your flu
tre husband and absent friends, which has sstonshed
thousands during her travels in Europe She IL
daughter Of seventh daughter, aud born with
nstoral gift by invoking The powers OF her wonderful
science, to tell even their very thoughts aud will
happy pairs TO together who win all enjoy the
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her predictions
are truly astonishing to all who yisit her Those who
wish speedy marriage may call soon and they usy de-
pend upon true advice, founded on the eternal piinc
pies OF magical science. 10 Broome street between Can
aud Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
Hours ftom O'clock A. ~ to 0 T.. NJ.
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Il Mr. DEMpSTER, composer OF " Tbs May Queen, -
Lament Of the Irish Emigrant" The Blind Roy, go
other popular songs will give his first Ballad Entertaa
ment at the Tabernacle, on Monday evening, Dec. =
which will include tho following songss' The Indiaa6
complaint, When the Night Wind Bewailsth. s'John
Anderson Ny Jo," +" Some Things Love Me-" I" The Bar
ring O. the Door, y Lament Of the Irish Eu,igrsa&s
" Death Of Warren, I'm Alone, Al Alone : " Duseso
Gray" and " The May Queen, in three parts. BooAa.
12L cents To c0nimeL ce At o'clock.
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MUSICAL.

4 YOUNG LADY, THE DAUGHTER OF A HIGHLY
N esteemed professor OF music OF this city now de
ceased, having received fnshcd musical education
desires 10 devote her time 70 e instruction Of young
ladies the panoore, at her residence at their re.
srectse homes. Address Professor OF Music 46 Howard
street.
D1ANO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CARPT1INt:
A. bedding, or bureau, watch &c. About $40. IN
quire ut 1917. Bowery.
GlNGING CI.ASsES-MRs SFau1N's ACADEMY OF
~ Music, No. ST. Clements place. near Eighth
street. To accommodate ladies and particularly those
attending schools Mrs Scguin has formed singing
class Saturdays, from TO O'Clock The OF Mrs
scguins library for the pills
V{vANTED--A SOPRANO AND TENOR SINGER FOR
w Catholic church. Apply nj 50 Mott street.
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TIME HYBRID OR SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN This NJ
i raculous prodigy IL visited daily By astouixAea
multtudes, at Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broadway.
womnn's soul with sentiment rcHDd,
Imbues the hybrid, hdeously enshrn'd,
Personifying g Beauty and the Beast combin'd-
dn,is
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- 70. CHRlSTY WOODS MINSTREIS
" 444 BROADWAY,
under the control Of
H. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO CHRiSTY, Stage Manager
ETHIOPIAN M1NSTREISY.
BCRlESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES DANCES, ETC.
Aricanzed by the most accomplished company in the
world.
This week. the celebrated burlesque on
ROBERT NACAlRE.
Jack Strike, (3eoroe Christi
Doors open At ~ O'Clock; TO commence ut precisely
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TvNGI1sH OPxRA AT NIBIO'S GARDEy.-rCKEr8
II to all parts Of the house. 10 ccnts Orchestra Arm
chairs u; rrivsts Boxes. -. Doors open At OK; -
DRESS CIRCLE STATS SECURED FROM A. NJ TILL
6P u, DAILY WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Triumphant success Of
n,LLE NAU,
Who will make her fourth appearance az
LUCY or LAMAERMOOR
Her wonderful rendition and voeauza in ,his roll. Is
nightly received with the most eh as,c applause
Raymond M Horncas;ic Col Ashton Mr. fav Igs
Arthur. Mr.. Geo. Harrison Norman Mr. Chambers
Musical director. .Mk. fnoxAs bAkte
DURToN's CHAMBERS srREEr.-FOURTH WEEK
ID Of the New York play.-Ihe great hit OF the sea-
Monday and every evening this week.
THE 0PPEa TEN AND LOWER TWENTY,
nightly played to full and fashionable houses.
Mr. burton. In his great part Of. .Crookpath
MT, Johnston. .........as the. New York Boy
Mr.. Fisher, Mr. Marehanr, Miss Raymond, Ms. Hughes
The BI1GHTED BEING
Seats may be secured three days In advance.
DowERY MISUNDERSTANDING AND MANAGER
Of Admiss,cn-Boxes rs cents; ri. aad Gallery. i2n
cents; Private Boxes, So
THE CATARACT or THE CANOES.
with the combined companes--dramatc and equestrian
FULL STUD OF HORSES.
New Scenery, Dresses, Dances Machinery &c
CATARACT OF REAL WATER.
MONDAY EVENING, DsC. 4,
ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FrATs
By The WHOLE or THE STAR TROUPE
The performances will conclude with the great drama
Of THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES.
Mohawa. Mr. Arnold Iran 49,. Robert Jenes
Performance every Saturday afternoon.
DURDY's NATIONAL THEArRE-DsEs CIRCLE AND
Il Upper Boxea, rs cents; Pit, 12I cents; Orchestra
Seats 20 cents; Private Boxes 81. Doors open at .
curtain will rise at ~ o'clock Monday evening Dec.
:, the entertainments will commence with CRANE
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE, by the French ane
American Circus; after which, Fancy Dance by Miss
Lefole; to conclude with THE SKELETON WITNESS.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM--sHogr ENG AGE
ID ment Of the PERFORMING BEARS Vast coIlec-
ton OF wax statuary the beautiful living Grades the
living Boa Constructor, the original Happy Family &c
Monday, Dec 2, lS54-Aftern0on, AZ 3, the drama Of
FROM VILLAGE TO COURT, fcats Of the PERFORMING
uARS and the farce of TO OBILGE BENSON. Even
ing, at ~, the play Of THE LADY OF LYONS. Admit
lance 70 all 20 cents Children under 10, i2 cents.
VXyOODs vARIETnS, MECHANICS Hall, 472 BRoAr
wv WAY, (abovs Grand street.)
WHITE XND ETHIOPIAN, CONC AMI sESTTaSNrH
PERFORMANCES,
MOST TALENTED DEIlNEATORs IN THE WORLD.
H. WooD, though the first to introduce white charaota
into An Ethiopian entertainment, dsems IL out q
place TO call the attention Of his patrons and the pubk
generally TO the fact that At tho above Hall may be seer
the sunsns and shade Of ths Darkey Le ntersperst
with
REAL AR11sTIc AND rLEAske PANroxnr Am
DANCING In WHITE CHARACTER.
Fl. Wood intends simply TO HOLD MIRROR UP n
Mature and give each evening faithful Representatives
OF NEGRO LDk without detracting from his merits
alting him above his proper sphere society thersS
giving very pkasng well . most INSTRUCTIVE
moral.
This evening, An entire change Of programme
Door. opsn at ok; to oommsno. at tx precisely.
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TUE MARRIED. w0NAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COZ I

VNHE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COZ Z
Il panion, by DR.. A. ~ Maurcesu, professor IN
diseases Of women; hurdredtb edition, 900 600
I2mc., PIP. 3S6 on Sno papoS extra binding; price Ga
Every complaint to which woman IL subject, from eu1s
hood 10 manhood and also ss wife and mothes arc
fully described with the cause, the sympoms and ii
the proper mode Of treatment in plain, simple bus =
the chaste language easily understood AnA Au0
every discover, by COMPARING her ovn
symptoms with those described the nature charsatsR
and Of her complaint and be spared sazisty
and suffering. The wife about becoming mother bsa
often need Instruction and advice Of the utmost up
portauce TO her future health Ia respect 10 which \
sensyeness forbids consulting medical eeatlemavL
wli end snch instruction and advice and Also expans
tons 0! many symptoms which otherwise would
much anxiety Or sarm How many are suTersg frsna
or irreg uares peculiar female
TEN, which undermine the health Of the effect q vhich
they are ignorant and which their decacy fcrbds ses
ing medical advice. How many suffer from prolapssa
uter Calling OF the Womb from hour abus (weaS3
ness, debility, &c. How many In constant agVav
for many months preceding con6nepenty How man2
have difficult, not dangerous deliveries, and slow An4
uncertain vccoyeress Some whore lives are hssards4
dnrng such time Will each find In - pages the means -
prevention amcloratson and relief How many bittse
moments, how much anguish might have been spared -
tie sufferer TO the husband 70 the Relatives BY timely
possession Of this little volume " " mpracucabo ~
convey fully lie various subjects treated OIL they
Of nature strictly intended for the married thosa
contemplating marriage For sale by stringer 3 lows
seod g22 Broadway; Adriance, sherman h Co.. Ast1u
Rouse No yescy street; Dewitt Davenport, rribuna
bo;ld.as; AZ No. 7Asor House, Broadway aud II The
pube atcn oaee l29 Liberty street New York. Joscph
| iocAes Mobile; also =. u Peterson, No Caeatau0
street philadclphs. On tho receipt OF 81 copy I'D
81 tsnsmted by mail free Of postage, 10 any part q
tbc United Ststss All letters Addreased. par
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IsRANKLIN MUSEUM, NOS. IL AND 10 BOWuBY.@t
The above establishment the only in the Un1As
ed States where the Model Artists exhibited ID 49,
open giving two grand performances daily, 1t e'slsa
in the afternoon, and in the evening.
w r. FISH, FROM LoNDON-THEATRICAL ANR
w characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl street, Ner
York. four doors from Broadway Amateur performs
attended. Wigs lent hire for private parties, mar
querades and fancy dress balls. Country theatrca'o
supplied on short notice.
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DNHAMS BURIESQUE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY.
Il THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS
to be received for the admission of four persons each
GREAT NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
The Fsrcical Burlcsque Of the BLACK BARBER.
Second week Of the laughable pantomine OF
JOCkO. OR THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Revival account Of its immense popularity OF the
PHANTOM CHORUS
Fifth week, by general request, Of their inimitabe
RAILROAD GALL0P AND ACCoyPAEIMxSfs,
Sixth week OF the Plantation Festival Gathering;
AN UNEQUMlLD PROGRAMME OF ErHIOPIAn
SosGs CHoRUsss, SOLOS, DUETS JIas, 30, IN WHICH
WARDEN, BOYD, LIZ PETITE CHRISTINE,
And the entire Star Troupe will appear.
Doors open at ~; commence at ~ o'clock
Cards Of admission, 25 cents.
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued in connection with the Mirror of North and Sou
America, now in Boston, will, for the present, by
Special arrangement, admit four persons each, to
-PEIHAMS BURIESQUE OPERA HOUSE
10000 of cheese tickets already sold.
Only 900 more to sell.
To be obtained from 9 A. NJ to p. NJ, at e63 BROAD
way Each purchaser Of one Of these tickets will b. pre-
sentod with certificate of share in the
100, 900 VALUABLE AND C Silly ARTICLES
donated by Mr. Perham to his patrons.
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TIP TOWN ADJUSTMENTS -KNICKERBOCKER HAIL.
" Testimonial to g. w. Moore, Monday evening, Deo.
Double band of minsrcls twenty star performers in
thirty acts including the great impairment with knvea
by IIernandes and Moore. Tickets, rs cents Chilsc0
half price.
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AIRS. TERRY Would RESPECTFULLY INFORM HEl.
Isl friends and the ladies' ia general that shc
moved 20 ~ thtys,c street in the second story
between Hester and Walker strtcis where she De
consulted a. usgah from 10 A. NJ 10 l0P NJ Ladies Is
cents. Gsatiefn. not admitt.d.
M ABAkE AEYEH HAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENTH
lt1 avenue, between Twenty third aad rweny fourth
streets; she continues 10 tell past present and future
prospects, sickness absent friends prorerty lot or
stolen. Madame ye5er eonyersss in English, French
nna sesman, an gives guarantee for her art
NJ ATuRAI. MAGIC TAUGHT TO LADIES AND GEN.
IN tfm<n and apparatus Furnished Tor paror pub
c aGS<ment, also tho secret Of telina cards B., ths
backs well ~ ths faoc by Malsms and Mons BA9-
sAN1ik, rssiienee No, Thompson stcest 1srms fssa
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A THENEUM, WHEELING, yA.-THI5 BEAUTIFUL
IA theatre, capable of seating about sixteen hundred
PERSONS win be completed and ready to open for wia-
ter and spring season, on about Christmas day
suing Stars Will find II to their advantage to take tho
route through Wheeling, West. Applications for
gagements by members Of the profession will please ~
addressed postpaid, H. b. Mattcson lessee and mARsger
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va
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MEDICAL.

nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOW "A
~ to the citizens Of New Work, may 10 consui.s
with confidence usual at bis oil ONCE where al W.
have suffered from the matreatment of prstsndera
rely being honorsbiy treated.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CORBETr or NO. 1
~ Duane street, may be consulted with conHdsnos Z
scases. Twenty three years in one speciality eneh :
b TO guarantee permanent cures. n R-Ir. G. h Z
u Dor of the New York University See his diplos T
=. A
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DURDY'S NATIONAL. THEATRE--DkEeH CIRCLE AND
Il Upper Boxea, rs cents; Pit, 12t< cents; Orchestra
Seata 20 cents; Private Boxes, -. Doors open at
curtain will rise at ~ o'clock Monday evening Dec.
:, the entertainments will commence with CRANE
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE, by the French and
Lefoe; to conclude with THE SKELETON WITNESS.
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Value OF mdse exported during the week II 1852 s37
Do. specie. do. do....... 200, 703
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-22

TINE undersigned offers for sale on reasonable o.
terms the large and finely flushed house and al;
lot the OF Vine and DeInumbrane streets. 49,
The lot fronts l5 lee Demumbrane and has depth OF
65 feet along Vine, ornamented with evergreens aud
has ON 1t neyer-tang well Of pure and excellent water
The house is in perfect order newly painted and contains
II rooms large, conveniently arranged and well venti
lated There are besides the necessary ouibuldng such
kitchen, servants TOOm bath rOom smoke house,
riagehouse stables &C. This property is erspt from
tEes for nearly 80 years. TO either State county
r4on Application 10 terms, &C. may be made TO Ilr.
W. 4. Jones. 10 John IL. CuTrey-eher Of whom will
show the premises 10 those wishing to purchase.
RICHARD o. CURRY
PSF not sold by the lst el October the above pro
peTty Will be tor rent.
y n ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-22

VI tested during the past YEAR BY many oi the most re-
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser is permitted
10 refer 10 Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
Of most inyeeIae ScTOula Also, the servant OF Mr.. j.
Collins Of the disease. Five OF Cancer have
been cured; twenty o Bone FelO. Mr. r. H. Jones
cured Of Sore Eyes afe- having been under the
treatment Of two of the most distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity, be who will vouoh for the great
benefits of hs Of treatment without the 5f The
knife mercury.
Cancer Scrofula, rheumatism Kstula Mercurial Dis
eases Ulcers cid Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all I'M
puTes of the blood.
Twenty years e constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville Those interested, TeS.
pecully Invited 10 call eNsniue and consult free Of suy
charge.
Office No A Union st, near Cherry.
uoviO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-22


HANING taken an interest in the COTTON COMMIS-
II SION HOUSE of Henderson, Terry d Co.,
o, New Orleans, and wishing devote all of nv time 10
the interest Of the House in the upper country will sell
privately, and accommodating TERMS (Ibe purchaser
paving interest tothrs treefourths the balance
OISh- my V VALUABLE TRACT OF EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES or LAND 10 miles East of jackson, and within
25 miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, about 100
in eultivato and from experiments made fine
Cotton Tobacco Corn and Wheat Land found in
this part of Madison county. Very comfortable Double
Cabins for family. good Negro Cabins Stables &c. and
a good Young Orchard OF Peaches, Apples &C. and two
NEWELLS one Of MINERAL, which has been analyzed
from Doctor Roemers report below and om made
have doubt viii become very valuable as medicinal
water and the quantity, nexhausble the depth being 40
feet Of water by feet which hed in few minutes.
The other Well is of He sweet wafer, good be
found in the country This FARM is situated believe in
healthy neighbOThood be found the county,
and persons residing in the CHOLERA REGION and
wishing 10 remove, will bear mind that this cuntJ mas
heretofore been entirely exempt from CHOLERA. Any
person buying FARM by taking the crop of grain
growing, and the Stock Of Hogs sheep &C. can have
possession bv giving ten DAYS notice.
i authorized 10 sell tor friend of the best
FARMS this part of the coutry. containing about l4O0
acTes Immediately the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
with fine SPRINGS OF NEVER FAILING RUNNING
WATER
viii also sci saveras LOTS in the city of Jackson
we'll improved suitable for families my family residence
excepted of which Lots belongs my son. John L.
and family his family residence containing about acres
and have doubt he Central Railroad will be 10
Gated near this lot SAhL- LANCASTER
jackson, June ~, lS4.