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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11
Arrival Of sx@a the sseancr
-A~MAS

+ LoUIsvILLE, Jan. 4.
The Russians make frequent Sol
(ties from SeTastopoI: chiefly agains
the French.
! Reinforcements continue to arriv
! fer both allied armies, but the road
Iare almost impossible.
Pierce's Message was received
|but attracted little attention.
/ A letter from Jsssay on the 9th
says the Augsburgh Gazette reports
great activity among the Austrian
troops. Some regiments had ad-
yanced to fortified points as far al
the Pruth.
Lord John Russell made speech
which announces the alliance with
Austria, both for the offensive and
defensive, before the opening Of the
next campaign.
The London Times correspondent
at Sevastopol, under date Of the 23d,
gives a gloomy picture Of the allies.
The siege is practically suspended
and the batteries used up. The ar
my is exhausted, but quite able TO
bold their position and chastise the
assailants.
A desperate affair occurred be-
tween the Ohasseurs de Vicennes and
the Russian riflemen, which lasted
seven hours. On the 26th there
was another conflict between the
same parties.
Preparations for the renewal of q
general bombardment were progress
ing.
Desperate sorties we're made BY
tho Russians on the French, hut they
we're repulsed with considerable loss
On both sides. The Russian defen-
css were much strengthened. !
On the 29th asortie was made on
the French by the Russians, 1000
strong, the French being only 100.
They silently mounted their parapet
md their batteries covered the Rus:
slams with deadly volley. They
hen leaped down, attacked them
With their bayonsts, and compelled
The Russians to retreat. The Grand
Duke Michael was observed making
reconnaissance in the Distance
Flags Of truce have been exchanged
the exchange Of prisoners.
Dec l.-More rain, and the state
If the roads prevent the arrival of
supplies on the part of the British,
md they are Temporarily on short al
owance. =
Deaths by Cholera average sixty
laily.
Dec. Deserters say that the
condition of the Russians ir the field
s worse than that Of the allies.
There has been much bell ringing
md rejoicing caused by the arrival
# provisions.
Dec. 5.-A sortie against the
French was rspulsed with much loss.
Dec. THE Monitsur says the
,esiegers' batteries have been re-es-
ablished, and that before three days
iring will be resumed.
The allies are sufficiently entrench-
ID and provisioned to remain through
he winter.
The Russian delsnces south are
hundred guns stronger
han whom the siege began.
The British have erected pow T
rlul new battery, (but not opened
.et,) commanding every house in
5evastopol. So I
Leprandi is deprived ofhis com-i'
nand for fault committed at Ink
rman. 5000 French reached Con-
tantinople on the 9th. en- rcuts for
,rimea. The Russian fleet put to
on from SweehorV ON the 3lst OIL
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Fayetteville Female Academy

By reference to the advertisement,
it will be seen that the next session
of tGis excellent School commences
the first Monday in February. We
shall have more to say touching this
matter i'm our next.
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Mansion House,
NASHvttIETENN,

NA00VJEIE9U EINNs
nomse in Market Street, two
doors North of the Square and Opposite The
Nashville Inn. They are prepared to furnish
transient company with good Rooms and
Board q the following
Board and Lodging Per week ........ s. 90
day :....s rs
These are about one-half ~ Charge Of the
Luroe H,tels. Good accommodations for Hor-
WIN. L. BERRY,
WIN. s. LAEaD0N.
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Fail 4 Cunningham

HAVE removed their stock of
LII Hard,cars, O stry and Guns,
to No. Al, North Side Of
Public Square, opposite the lower end of
the Market-House. being the old and well
known stand of MORGAN, GARDNER Co.,
where they are now offering at wholesale, a
we'll selected assortment of all articles in their
line of business.
lp>Merchants visiting Nashville are re-
prices.
Nashville, Jan. II, 1S54-sm.
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County Court

County Court
The County Court Of Lincolncoun-
sty, at its january term, made the
following appointments:
Chairman--Benj. +. Clark:
Quorum Il. G. Couan, j. Il. lay
Tor.
County Tax fixed at &c on $500.
State tax lac on 500. -
Making the whOle tax 1910 on
500.
Poll Tax 55c-of which the State
is 40c, and the county l5c.
The bridge to be constructed across
Cane Creek, was located at Beaty's
Ford.
Three hundred and twcnty-six
Revolutionary. pensioners died dur
ing the past year. The number now
on the pension roll is one Thousand
and sixty
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

Dr The following gentlemen are authorised
10 act As agents. in procuring subscribers to the
Fayetteville O5se-ver-
Jso II. SMITH. Bluff Spring, Travis Co. Texas
la q. DoUTHIr, Lynchburg, Tennessee.
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Second the Motion, Nj. President |

- - If you want to get the
~ worth of your money n Good Fans-
~ Groceries, give Us . call, north side OF the
Public Square, before purchasing eisswhsre:
Feb. 10. w. h 4 Il. c. HQL4Ak.
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OBJ Marksts e Intfst Datts

MEMPHIS, TENN-
Cotton--The market during the past weak
has been very lsnguid, owing In great meas
ure, TO the difficulty Of making Shipments :
The sales forthe week have been very small
amounting to but 27OO bales. and tn e receipts
1858 bales. showing q very large falling off from
the previous week in business. Prices have
advanced slightly and are now very firm, and
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u ID. ScoH s. Co.
FASHIONABLE TAiEORS.

West Side Of the squsre, Fayetteville, Tens
WE WOULD remind our Rx
w friends and the publicgen- sSS$
orally. that we have opened shop on the.
West side Of the Public Square, one door
north fl. C. Goodrich dfCo, where We wonld
be pleased to have our friends. and all o.hcrs
that want good fitting Coat, Pants OF Vest
made, to come and try us, rs we are deter
mined that no shop in the middle portion Of
the State shall do better work than wo ar.
turning out almost every days We pledges
ourselves to fit any shaped man that may IA;
vor us with call. no matter how no NAV be
deformed, their clothes being made TO st in tbs
latest and most approved fashion Of the day,
unless otherwise desired; when we will use
every exertion to suit tho peculiar notion Of
any that may wish to vary from the same
Hoping to merit and receive portion Of the
public patronage. wo have tho honor Of sub
scribing ourselves, Respectfully.
May is, 1854. j. ID. Sc0TT& co.
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Additions .oiU b made to the present corps of
Teachers az the interests of the School may demand
"HE next session of this Institution 10
i will commence on the FIRST &Y
MONDAY OF FEBRuARF NEXT, at which 4V
time it is highly important that all the -
pupils be in attendance.
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B US cloth Caps Ornamental frcnsss
Cliiltl's Velvet Tusbnns. Forsale quite low.
Oct -. JOHN 6oopRich.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

NEW YORK. n. Y
Corn unchanged -. Mess Pork Bl2 so, Prime
$l2 Is. "a. Rio Coffee 95S@ 1Ol1c Sugar
active--Sales of 900 hhds. Orleans for re-
lining at 4x@5c.
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COAL.

coAI IS . PER 1oS-FLOUR go PER BARREL
~ First quality red aud white ash egg and xove size n 40
Piled for Immediately viii be delivered In New Y0rs Wl.
lrsburg Brookyn Hobosen Jersey Cty. roar ala -,
reai rnd Flow y, 49, -
vnt ~ nOLogc,y o CO.. nd lou,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.


DEDUCED PRICES. - WATCHES, JEwELRY DfA-
III monds and silver ware.
The undersigned for NE last eighteen years well known
dealer and importer sfcrs for sale all rood his line
prices for the same quality than any other house In New
York Philadelphia osher city, And viii send by mail
express, -
WATCHES. JEwELRy &C.,
10 oil parts OF he United free
warranted az represented Orders BY mai pos paid iail.
fully attended TO-
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IND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
he ships composing this line are the iol
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.
AURIATIC. Can't. =.

mail s,eanersThe ships composing this line the toll
loving
Atlantic, Capt. West, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye, ADRIATIC, Capt -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly
eminent service Every has been taken in their
ton, In their engines, strength and speed
elegance and comfort Price OF passage from New York
Liverpool In first class cabin $780, second do SIS; excu
sve extra size state $2; from Liverpool 70 New
York. so and 70 guineas An experienced surgeon attached
each ship. No berth secured until paid for.
IA
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DETTEKD LfsT-THg UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND
II obtaining sna wsrrRrs Or e1se ~ho haze ssrSef u
anY o. 10 q u tasst ssass prg4 nsy snf p-s
stems a.. f,a Nko sefs~f n NJ - Trp9s al a.5
isd q business ssssS wih ~ Fas~ns 90 pse
rights rHrrkass asf 49, tnNf xAre4ssa. ~ tg
30 sVs.s -aA zs E1snlors sssrrey aes j.
IeTsf. ". u, TgATkA,
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Trr soKTn AID sovru AIN Lisg copPssYa
A "a. A&sf--x
ftesxs1 slgxsss
Ne % Eafg rzsss
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EDW. X. COLLINS No. 80 Wall street. New York.
BROWN, sHIPLEY a CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q Austin Frars, London.
Is. @. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships will accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie jcwcy precious stones eals
less bills OF adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line
carry any goods contraband OF war.
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nR. CopI.Err - DrAAE STREET Hg.ngR or rms
~ New iosf tEirsrsi'y mar cssagtsd private
eases issniy bar fssfs a. 90 Specially snAbss Inn %
GEss perm
nH COOPER. ~ Duane sTREFr. NAY ~ cosvf
~ Gfh4A4iy Isd c~fsin diar&.r twraY y~as
~ us espee enables him EeYn1nsnk r4,s~
without nergafJ ehAsEes rstisrale.
nR WARDS LspoRrr~ArgR FRIEND A.
- otsr uf,Al.f frsnscss. hour 1s
AL o. poiopa. ssris 4 Sssa.s fsr dAys .sf sssesd
Ne sArsspsa IN NJ sorli ~ sse1t1s~s . bga,t
boon 70 ie anfgtlnEse Al s1foas r
obsaring ne NrioEt any dssy srrst siteBi4o1
es~fy And always snsrsn,ed. Cfo, Gxsi street,
ar dur .aa q ss bfosdray
M LAksosr PARIS tsD IosDos ruvrICIAH
res. fuss . ~ - snsfssss assi. s.slsf s,as-
d. ~ esssafss a a. seass sss ~ B,s-ssssy.
from II A. " v sDi fpru 90 v. ~. tnndAys sssspss<.
Tl~~~ essAnsr 1ssts5 ~ rs ard styrsss We
yti DIR lspsfs IN ss1usbSns ~, u. al hs usaos~
cea te ksAs tnss siAAA xs.4ans kslAHsi Dsa<ss ~.
Driyary CONSULTATIONS WATSON GOV.
j f.se ks praef~s ~ fss~A<e vtbs ~
ueatf usfe lsr i~svsy fsssf< vtitt 'sssns
q fAAIs H. fsuoisss ere Mi Al g. ~ Sep as pss&
h1r besrsss ssEese bs fsassstgu. vtLs ress
sssrss . rss 10, n.ny have te~s sssrst ~ pre-
Mes q ss'Aar sasf snf tsss nlsf~f ~ 1xSs
nsns rs.p~ssfaly hssse v s>s ~ sssa ksss
vfilIln wArsos. ND,
rt.y ysays fafrs1 % D. L<f uss,<Ai. A.1x " he
csyss snk crfs." ransry~s pis,ss ~
oHes ~ wabsf ssss. rear hsa~dssy.
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pfcusfs rRyAfxgsr On PRIVATE pIsgAAx
~ ~ tvpNkps, Dsse~ sssss nnsy " srsssfs,Y1s
"e.SsD.s - dAss<~s. 'w~rsy iopf yssss A. sy~lDs
sssshiss hsn " syxssn.ss psstss~sn s.,as
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nrfcy AID yYyEtrrlL MEDICAL AID 4Yxpvwv.
Qtr ~ SasD Hs vs<Dstassiss Pre- a. ~<is. 81.
reNsfs ~tA Gesr ~sr ~t-s lave Srsr.<sss .-..'s
e><sss Fsfs a snes. 40 tsesss ~ ss,s 4. a. $50
sff rsfss ge,s< - fs~ ksss TO- sr.~~ 80 -.
ss1 asrssss rsnsSss> SsfsAst = ever rssy~<L fr~s o.
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LvoR CHARIR@TOS AND FLoRIDA-gENT WEEKLY
II Z, = NAL Ln~.-Ihc new add fast golag s'eamer
MARION W. FOSTER commander. will lsxye pfsr 20 N1r-h
river Saturday. sept. -, O'Clock " n precisely Pov
fse.b Apply buari where All bills ~ aflar vii be sgnaf
and for passage Al de nnce o. sPorfoRD TIf.tsTOS
CO. - Broadway. Cabin passage, Us. TAyoasA Ictr y
J,cknnyillc, tal. plalks. 80. 1hs JAS lDgEg vii
s1ocesd aud leave "Wednesday, Oct 81
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EXTRA PAY.

DorNTY LAND. PgssfoxS-PAssPoRrA N Thirty
- Is beaEs-kyery per.u u sar ar ses iils, snil~1
100 Law business u sFcty description
preserved ratruts procured 1airkiy. " sRASDfs w
iAry Ppbc unie Essss cotHfnlsNsrsf ~ s1saaa afes
room 10.
EyTRl PAI-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND "yyYRA
~ Pay Ofos fAId varrants "esrs Dsy" anf bslsp-Av
wages An rn.sd tAss navy saiio~s 70 al go. srs
e. l.n1. Of s-ms AxAins 4s usl.s ssass ,sss.ss.dsy
Agent, =. rus.y Q. s..y I'd .asrTs,1
counOAx 81 lee q wad Z. popS
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nR. CopI.rrr, - DrAaE STREET Hgxngn or THg
- Nrs Won tEivsrttg. mar oaslagtsd pfsxss
twenty r ys.ss ore sgeelAiT enables fn % sass
perm
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eCS0 WILL PURCHASE A BARRIERS SHOP
pOCO worth $500 $l50a choice building square,
hours ride from the City Hail. $40 will buy city
with the chance OF getting Gail between 10 and Il
A. NJ, A. NEWTON& CO..
Nags treat No q
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A CONFECTIONERY FOR sALE-THE BUSINESS IS
"A wholesale and retail established several years, and in
Of The best business thoroshares the city handsome
for refreshments attached the The manuactnr
utensils and all complete viii sold for 81 goo
Ply 10 HOWES FROBISHER, "a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

EOR SAVANNAH AND rLORIDA-USlTrp STATES
Mai Lbf.-Ihe new and elegant steamer ALABAMA,
captain George X. schenck, wll SATURDAY, Rep.
Timber z, isom pier No. T. Narh river az O'Clock =. ".
BUS a drg sgnef 90 board For freight apply on board,
or Tor passage 70 v MiTcHIii u Broadssy cabin pa.
York Jneksonvle k3l, PlxxA xs3 TIE Knqrviile,
Captain G. D. Ludlow, VIII succeed And sail on Wednesday
Grixf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK BUILD
IA ing In the city OF New York good location and in
order viii be exchanged reasonable for West
lands Inquire OF TIL DARLINGTON, log Broadway.
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fNARR'S REAL ESTATE REGISTRY OFFICE, NO. 43
~ Nassau streeRegistered with address OF
ers tree public examination Houses and lots in New York
city Williamsburg. Brooklyn and Westcheser county Also
farms New Jersey Weschester county Long Island
Also money Property registered for 81
and further charge.
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HOUSES FOR SALOON 9TH STREET, NEAR 5TH
avenue; 18th ST. between 7h and 9Th 37h
9Th and other good locations Prices 81
TO 500 Terms liberal Also the fine brown front
house 1897 Henry street Brooklyn. Apply TO
j. N. BEACH CO., No. Pine street.
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TTTy s1RarED wonAxs pgiyAyv syprcar on,

i psnsn. ~ Dr. A n HArFicEAr p,s<ssss q ass>s-.
q strnsn3 esse h~DAssih s1ssn -sopJiss ~ yv
rms VITA gess 1s>rts ~ nAisfs. cs4rr<ss ast
kfF AMI ~ sf<r~s net snTs<y srf ss~~sx
- 20 kisf lsv hss arcr need -
Awe m frsps< ~ vtssk sss hers -
bexf irs heF nssf le tya
~ sngs bel ehsse veses. sfd sDeA - ssssss.d
p.es1xr \,
fsrt Pro 4.frf
~ from tnes Ass ssSA mi yssfs n.sss n ,,~
ysrsssn K,ssAa-ss&n sr1 rsaH to- ses b, pTeTwpNk
l1vsftsD - nfs@< .sy sasrussn o. sser n's-s 10
yss4y Isva nascnp<rs Tffsgns ss1 AZ
d. a.Au, &C. ~ f4AsYty NJ .I..~..
T.<fsg w,6ds aiss ~ fssrSa ie1 c,~sass sssss ys.
espkl& ~ % '~<Fti Nh,s eery 81 ~ 0sts.4Ss<ft,
rusl free ~ rs-Ass = .ny p.g' q A. usa.s1 Al ~
.. - ss6r-ss<1 ps@.Ts& y ~. A ~ sAusrrgsr
1~f0ReA
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RARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE THE GOOD WILL
"A fixtures and stock OF retail watch jewelry and
instrument store, In first location and paying $50 pc
week above expenses Good viii be for sell
ing out. Address, with real name address, s. X L.
Herald Office.
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A DAGUERREAN GALLERY. WITH ALL THE APPUR
"A enances stock and fixtures good business location
broadway, for sale cheap Inquire of f. H. BROOKS, $50
III
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L'oR CALIFORNIA.-NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA
steamship Inc via Nioaracua.-The Accessory Transit
Company OF Nicaragua, propre,orsThrough advance OF
the mall 100 miles shorter than any other avoiding he
deadly Panama fever and two niles Of dangerous boating
Panama bay. The Panama line connects at Aspnwsn with
steamer from New Orleans whore the yellow fever raging
The Nicaragua line has connection with New Orleans.
The splendid double engine steamship STAR or WEST
1000 tons burhen, Capt Turner WIN leave from pier No
North river at O'Clock T.. NJ precisely Cor Puna Arenas
Friday, October o. connecting with the favoric steamship
Uncle Sam, 1000 tons burthen tho Nicaragua Trank
class carriages For Information Passage the reduced
rates apply only Ia CHAS. MORGAN. agent No Bowling
Green Letter bag made up the Office. Stamped letters
taken for ga cents.
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(NoRKs.-FOR SALE, 0NEHALF OF A CORK MA
chine, just invented, Tor which letters patent
pending This machine VIII make 800 merchanabe
rorks day. requiring two pounds of material to make Ia
Of mineral water bottle corks For further in
lcymalon address r. y. Aherneahy Cincinnati, Ohio.
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0Q00 FOR SALE-THE OUTDOOR ROUTE OF A
PCOO. business paying S1 week, with from 300 to 300
regular cash The business horse all
complete will be sold tor $780, applied for this day the
undersigned Apply TO
AOWEs FRoBIsIIER, "a Nassau street.
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Iassa47|H54aIIa4a
MEDICAL.

A NEW BooE.-THE MARRf iGE GUIDE. OR FAMILY
~ Medical and Physiological Issruri0r. specially
married or iboss Intending marry 81 Dr D. Hnock The
auiborer and lecturer Handrcd edition. hundred
exMci plates, Price ono dollar. Pihishet ~ r ~.
sAEONG ~ Nassau street. New York. vty all forward ~
mali free receipt o. dollar Prom
deal anil surgical Reytr~.Ths extraordinary bssk
read one feature wtirh particularly 40
pRaisbes his book from al oilers of c knf peculiar
1ne q deleacy and lagraIly WHICH pcrvAdes ~
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FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING SALOON, WITH
"A baths in connection for sale. Location unsurpassed be
ing under Of the principal hotels down town, In
business thoronghe The lease fixtures and saloon elegant
fitted up. Will be sold at bargain Apply 70 HOWES
FROBISHER Nasxan street
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THO SHIP BuHDERS.-FOR sALE-I HAVE THREE
hundred tons best qualify ship timber, which viii sell on
pleasing terms and deliver u Baltimore Apply to ALExAN-
DER SMITH, Halls Gross Roads, Hartford county Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-WITH STOCK AND
fixtures situated on corner in good neghborhood in
the Fifth ward and doing good business. Reason for
selling out the is going For particulars apply
the store, 500 Greenwich street.
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~ NrtNPTTON " DURABLE II a MAJORITY Of
~ rAseA-tueh nsA1s a. may ifel tirreei fcspert
iu Informed hai cir siar oristns1 aNkng nv
NJ he book y B< street. stairs thai sl farnlsl
relative iis
cites that 10 sppssFafrt bopeiss co1sunpLrcs
cure drcgafs, and lniso igr ygur.ryss ~
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SALOON PROPRIEToRs
"A "A gentleman about opening public and bal
room, and wishes the good enerprising per
son, capable OF conducting public suppers having the
and capacity profitable business will established
Inquire ii l52 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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eIS0 CASH WILL BUY THE TWO STORY COTTAGE
P1OO and corner gore lot situate Marshall and Morrel
streets, Marshall paved title indsputabe Apply
Immediately to JOHN FoRGIE, real broker, Peck Slip
kry, Williamsburg.
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(,ANrnonArED TRANSPARENT srngsGrnrvivo

4 'NNFHVFNTFU Transparent NTEMNNT
~ Plaster. IfeAd CANON Gtnnri Jadgr BirsAlt ~ M
Marine Court confined " b. io ssets wtu'
neural GA rheunaasu ofszl All iailed hn; he
applied The aboye plaster. aud him nstAnt relief Ia,
4. went Alpu his business. and Effected
there u uohing equal 70 thre passfs ff pains
hrui.es, xeAk lungs, A. Mafs 10 v " NENNAS.N ~
Pfira on nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

L1OR SALE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES, WITH
E English Easements, Nos. 2o2 and 204 East Nineteenth
street the south SIDE between First and second avenues
he gas In them with modern improvements,
balconies and railing with yards and grass plots in
front and &c rent for about 1850 per each.
5000 Of the purchase money paid down. and the balance
remain bond and for such terms be agreed
spon. For further particulars apply Mr.. sTUYvESAST,
DO. 9Wal street, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

NoTICE-RED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET
IN Packet 10Th september-The well known aud fast sal
ing packet ship WEST POINT, Capt Muner will posiivel
sail as above The accommodations for all classes passer
gers are unsurpassed. For apply board
E. r., or TO TAPsCOTT CO., " south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

L'OR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEAES.-THE UNITED
il saies1u1 steamship BLACK WAERiOE, j. q. Bullock,
viii commence reccivin eshi Friday, Oct s.
from pier foot Of Robin street, y. H. at 2P NJ
Wodnesdsy, Oct 10.
LIVINGSTON CRoCHERoS CO. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

It's. NAIL STEAMSHIP coMpAxY.foR HAyANA
u and N~w Orleans. On Tuesday, Oct 2, a. r. M from
pier or Warren A., ~ r. thc well Known and ayoris
steamship PHILADELPHIA. having been horoughy over.
In the limo and sal above Passage be- secured a. TIC
conpanys ooe. Freight New Orleans ~ cents per cubic
foot slippers be supplied blank balls u Ang ~
e form signed by Ne company APP caton a. their onee
No other forrDs sgnsd aud bills q ang NIL be sgnef
aer the hour u sailing For freight apply a To
N. o. EOBERTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

SAFE 5Ise rEsr os EAMy
his e corner stand No now doing business Of from
200 TO $500 week Parties search OF stand had
better give this their immediate attention this Is chance
10. Sinners 4 TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

t1k0 "A WELL KNOWN BAR ROOM ONE OF THE
DIV most profitable drinking houses in the Eleventh
ward will be sold this day for the above The pa.
well established and will pay $50 week, clear OF
pcnses. HOWES FROBISHER, "a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

L,OR LIvERPOOI-sT. GEORGES LIHE.-THE MAG.
y niicen and celebrated clipper ship RACER. Capt.
bin second cabin or .eerage Apply on board pier No O.
Sc Old slip.