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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-05


GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
7 UST received from New York
81 Copper and Iron Coal Seuttes and Vases very eegsni
A large : sortment Of Tea Trays various styles;
Richly cut and polished IRE Irons, in sets;
Stands for hFe-IrOns, al paiterns
Handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers;
Dixon's hne BrittaEia Tea Sett;
Cared Bread Trenchers and Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Kettles:
Oyster Dishes Beef Steak do; Coffee Grecque5,
Soup Tureens ald Ladies: Coffee Urns
Toilet Sets Foot Tubs, Sop Jar and Water Carries.
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings
Table Mats, Sugar Nippers, Cork Screws;
Lard and OIL Lamps, Iron kitSken Lamps:
Crumb Brushes, Pate Brushes, busting Brushes;
Hearth Brushes and BFooms, Feather busters,
Foot ScFapers Dog irons, Fire Carriers;
Door Mats OF various kinds and at very low pFiess
Fine ivory handled Jutlsry;
Cutlery with Bone, bouy, Cocoa aud Hora handles;
Beef Carvers Bread KNIVES. Cooks Knives;
Clothes baskets. Market Baskets, Work Baskets; -
Cedar Buckets, Churns, Water Cans, &c &c,
Wooden Ware Of all descriptions;
Sauce Pans, from half pint upwards;
Hoa Do, lined With ZINC and enameled;
Batter cake Turner'S. Egg Whips and Churns;
Butter MOulcs, oIfterS. sail Stamps;
PIE Plltes Of all patterns. BatterC4ke Pans;
Cake boxes, lea Csaisters,
Patent and PLAIN sad Irons; Tcy Sad IronB
JapanB9i Ware Of all kind
nurse Lamps complete for ladies' and inTalds
B1zhelOs lamps for heating wafer making coffee is
three minutes;
We are constantly receiving from New York, sccesscus
oar stock OF House furnishing Goods and can supply s.
short notice ans articles BE- found in this city
nov - SNOW. N MaCKFNZIF K co.
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NUEICL 10 aIVI NfEULDEfL'.
7 the meeting of the Directors Of the E3gheii and
n Kentucky Railroad Company, the following resolutions
were sdopted:
l. JuaJ Engineers hereby directed 10 make,
as possible the ual1ca;ou Of the of tins road
Edgeheld through t01diervis to SPgngds in Robe,t
son county"
- That cali OF eight per cent be 'aade upon Tie
stock PAYABLE ~ monthly insaiHeEs Of per cent to
w-On the I'd day OF oep,eHber tie I'd dsT cf October,
% day OF November and The I'd day q Decenber next
PAYMENTS 70 be maze he Office OF he Gas Light Com
paBr WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug lG, 54-eokw. of the l. and X. r 4. Go.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
VATE srcnoW receiving tue largest aud hest selected
w stock Cf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered this market We ar offering extra induce
all Fuactual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced to purchase their goods for cash.
when they gain an advantage thereby.
We bu7 goods mostly from package houses, which
enables to offer buyers very great advantages ia the way
Of low prices, and good styles
Country Merchants 1ill tiud our stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Casdmsres and DeLGnes Merinos Rib
bons, and many ether desirable goods suited to their trade
al very low prices
Rich Plaid / Striped Silks; Super Black Silks
spun Lace Curtains;
Marines: Muslin 4"
&" DeIanes; Satin LANES;
French & &ngl sh Merinos; Union Damasks with
Black BOmbazines; TaSsels, Gimps Cornice
AlapaccaS; Bonnet Ribbons;
Mer1no n DeLanes; Black d cclored Velvet;
Rich Lace Habits & Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
" Collars Cassimeres
Muslin - Fancy YestingS
Muslin Habit Sleeves; Lambs Wool Shirts
Enbd & cold linen Cam HkfsMerno
White & cold silk Tulles Gloves and Hdkis;
Jackonet d Swiss Eiouncings; ;CIavats and Soarfs;
White Goods all kinds; Brown Caution FlaaRsls;
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeds Prints,
EaDneis GInghams,
Plaid Linseys Z" Irish Linen,
Bichd SheedDgs, all qualities; Table Linens,
DOmestics Twilling,
Brewn nomeztics Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With ulany other articles such as are usually kent in
bes class Dry Goods houses We invite BUYERS to ex
stock and Judge for themselves Ofhe induce
ments We offer W A. & j. c. McLELLAND
septG Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and SO College ST.
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CAUTiON-PAPERs STOLEN.

CAITiON-PAPERS STOLEN.
TIE desk OF my Foundry broken openon Monday
! night and large quantity Of notes, accounts. and
coHstablcs aud lawyers receipts taken fbsetrOn. eau
ton all peISouS from trading for any such and ac-
counts and will be thankful for any clue their recovery.
Under the circumstances will be very thankful 10 my
old customers conc forward and settle their accounts
And if the person VINO took the notes &c will leave The
book contaug list Of them where get H. will pay
handsome reward Tor lis recovery.
septZg-r SAMUEL p. AMENT.
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~ LOVES AND HOSIERY
II 10 dozen Buckskin Gloves and Mit,S
10 dozen Beaver Gloves lined;
50 dozen ehiidren's WOolen Hose
20 doaeu Ladies' and Misses Blue Mixed Hose.
just receiged-for sale wholesale.
decl0 j. MORRISON < co.
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WINTER WRAPPINGS

UST received and opening this day large invoice OF
81 elegant Satins and Cloth CiOaks and Tamas Of ths
latest Paris sylea Also, super Square aud Long Shsss
at low prices, at McCLELLANDS'
Metropolitan Store
No : AID SO Colieya sirest-
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Ts'iiS large ana comm ad'cuS Hotel situated Oh the cor
Z rsrof ,,FF9SG ssn -yvagR STREETS, Nashville IEs-
NEssgg is no newly furnished throughout, and ready r
the reception of Transient Tais by the
es. Hyslto the Depot and beng in the centre Of the city
s1ui.c coaTeUeHr 90 all the business houses
10. " BELL,
ss-ts-tF Proprietor.
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SUNDRIES.

STEWART + L. wEAELEY.
STEWART IL WEAkLEH.
Wholesale Grooers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign ard Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
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NABROIDERIES.-Them most varied choice an
II beautiful assortment of Eaabrolderies we hare eve
exhibited, consisting OF
Elegant Collars, Sleeves, Chemisettss
CG!iGrettss and See7esIn Sets
Atese H0uitou Valencienne Pait Lace and Ca6rie Coz
lars and Sleeves,
tloCncngs aud Bands In Jaconet and Swiss NusnA
Scotch work lnssr.ings and Edglhgs in nss designs
Lace Capes. Linen Cambria handkerchief Hensfsshsd
Handkerchiels,
Hoaiton Hen6kerehefs Houitoa and Yaieuce NE Lsess
&C, &c
STEVENSON 4 WHITE.
nareS 50. College 81
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POPULAR TRADE.
sILKs FOR THE MELL1ONtlt
pRIoEs 10 SUIT THE SHORT CROPS.
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mo DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE

ITO DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
i Spring and summer arrangement, via New York and
Erie Railroad, HUDSON River Railroad, Peoples line
steamers, New York Central Railroad Lake Shore Rail
road Cleveland and Toleco RAILROAD to Clyde tne1ce by
Mad River and Lsbe frie and Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dsy ton railroads puickest and most oireci routel
Through from New YORK to Cincinnati hours ad-
vance OF any other route. Connections certain and
leaving New York evening steamers Of Peoples Line
A. M. train Of Hudson River Railroad, or A. ~
train Of New Yorb Erie Railroad connect at Buffalo
and Dunkirk as foows:-Arrve at Buffalo OPP. NJ, Dun
Clyde $50 A. NJ. Belefontaine 114s A. n, Dayton 1
p. NJ, Hamilton p M, Cincinnati 3 r. NJ. Passengers
leaving New York evening boat of Peoples Line or
A. NJ train OF Hudson River Railroad, or A. NJ. tram
hours in advance of Columbus route. Second train
Leaves Cleveland from west side OF river A. NJ,
arrival Of steamers Crescent City and Queen OF the West
from Buffalo, arrive at Sendusky llS5 A. NJ, Dayton
York en- p M trains OF Hudson River Railroad, or New
York and Erie Railroad, srrive At Buffalo 10 80 A.
Dunlirk IL SO A. NJ Cieveisnd 20 r. NJ Grafton 6.45
p M, Clyde s SO p. NJ, Dayton 60 A. NJ, Cincinnati
LEAVING SsS Y9Ta o. eva .
road by this route arrive In Cincinnati thirty four mi
nutes IN advance OF Columbus route Be sure to cali
for tickets via Clyde and Dayton Cleveland passengers,
en- route for Cncinnst via clyde and Dayton take the
toned to beware Of the OF runners In
the Cleveland depot that the train FOR Cincinnati does
not leave until 30 NJ Two hours are gained By taking
ole A. NJ train via Clyde and Dayton Baggage checssd
1om New York to Buffalo OF Dunkirk, and from Buffalo
or Dunkirk to Cincinnati Through tickets, and all In.
formation can be obtained board Peoples Line steam
ers or at the ticket Offices OF New York and Erie Rail
road NewYork Central Railroad, and Hudson River Ra
road or at Office o. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Rsiiroad, 1bo Broadway. I. C. MITCHELL, General
Agent, 169 broadway, New York city. g. b. BROWN,
General Eastern Agent.
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U,0R TEE VIRGINIA sPEINos,TnEoUGH TIcxET g
Whiss SrohSr ana Sweet eprisgs-Perscas Wishing 70
yisit the Yirsnis Springs can. taking the nsssshps
sssurdss sfternsoss kohmcnd vsn tss cars o.
the Virisix Central Abroad 90 sks
81 e GVDLin ! yLsAsASIs, y BuNtry
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T1oR NEW HAvEN.-DAY LINE-rR0N PECK SLIP.
n Tast ryer Fare one dollar Tho steamer TRAVEL.
LAR Captain John Bowns viii commence running 70 New
Thursdsy and Saturday morning ~ o'clock Returning,
leave New Haven every Monday Wednesday and Friday
mofpHns Mt 10 O. clock.
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ID USSHL W. wESTCOrT, AUCcONEER --MAGNI-
III fcent and costly household furniture, elegant
wood panofcre, chandeliers, velvet carpets, 30
at the residence No. l52 West Twenty frat street.
seventh rue.-R. w. Westcots will sell the entire
costly furniture OF the above first class house
row, Friday June 90 l0x O'Clock all Of which Of the
lest description, and Ia be ptorily seld cata
iogues Of which be obtained the incoming OF SALE
when the whole be examined. Psrlors-Eegant
rosewood seven octave pianoforte cost $780, with satin
covered STOOL Engsh velvet carpets t9o magnificent
chandeliers. elegant pier and oval mirrors, coat $500
each safuery marble top centre tables solid
wood par.cr suit French trocads, two
chairs and four psri0r CHAIRS with slip covers suit
sold rosewood in three column tapestry, with slip
covers; superb rosewood etsgere Eliza style
one rosewood eou-fe With satin wood hnings Gothic
reception ehars embroidered In tapestry bro,ads and
lace curtans costly and elegant mants vases, psinsed
in Frarce Ezahethiap clock, &c With . choice and
attention. Dining room furniture Elegant oaI extsn.
SIGN table, oak marble top sdebosrd, oak dning
chairs. variety oi rich silver ware Psris.n china crys
tai cut glsss balance handle cutlery,
pets, &c Chamber furriture-Supero carved ROSEWOOD
nedsteads DO uahagsny with pine cured ha- mstt,es
fes and pslares eis CANT wood and Ahogaoy
bic top bureaus full marble top Sashstsnds, curved
rosewood and mahogany tetea tses sofas, chairs
rosewood amour de glace, rosewood and spring
seat chairs Wilton carpets secretary bootcas china
and porcelain toilet sets oval and square mirrors
superior sofa bedsteso French ensrsvngs gold brod
cred shadts. &c with largo variety Of basement and
kitchen furniture iron ware ref eerator tubs Croton
bose English oilcoth, stair carpets, ball stands DC.
The fsle will be positive without regard to weather. and
deposit required of every purchaser.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBsRr II eiuULAY, AUCiIoSEEg -pERFMP TORY
", ..se.sers sale q sncisns oil psisarss ALBERT
O'Clock ~ ttsssSsroo No II Brood ssest the sorg
fs,,en q .aeens eainegs beiorgus to tue oo-o os
srscm. rs tr.@ the ssso,is Poassia o. 1os.r rou
isrs, Ven Ola Bensl, Carlo ti~Irasd, Zue.ri,n. vsn
Gael, lsnsrsd, Wsnisx Nuric, Dooaistchtoo, Lco,s,
Goucers and otter nsssers az celebrity SOY Of Fe,c6
ss ems srd Hortsy sas Stssnt,S3 o. tas
wbels 70 b pos,vsly cold elrss tie estate Also,
fIe coisctoo o. uoSsrn patti Tugs ami eogrsyinge
rscy io- exAmirston- C4ti,csu - &c had ct tie
saetroon.
UcroN NOTICE WATCHES DIAMONDS AND
"A jsssby,-FDw ARD SCHENck viii cell this day,
collection Of diamonds watches ana jewefy, coas,stag
OF tsaten carat colo hurting cbrcneuetsrs b. Fceeoh
Rouit Bentley, Bees patent detached levers ty Jshn
con Roskel, Dent end Ittas ladies' foe en- suei d.s-
mord wstehes, very Una single stone cluster daoai
Irgs Pie studs, srscest, fine mosaic stuts sleeve
PiDs, sleeve buttons fine sold ocket ptus, carriage
ersceae,s rigs. vest and guard chairs, seys suss
Sms es. oy goods yu .HSad BE-
cleared on tbs DAY Of sale.
A LBERT Fl. NICoIAY, AUCnoNEER n.
IA NlCoIAY Will sell this day, juno 2Sth, at 19E
oeack, at the Merchants Exchange, for account OF
$4,000 MiwauEe and WATERFOWL Railroad 8 per cent
900 Gs1.i.ni f.iles1s ana X.ii.iais RsrosS
Isis. H.iis and Alton Railroad "a mortgages
5000 Flushing Railroad ist mo1is;ss per cen.
iseI.s.Iai and western Railroad per cent
LAX: Erie, wabash and ST. LOU; RR is. mort
gage per cent Convertible Bonds. 9 900
4,o Chicago and Mississippi Railroad 10 per cert In
CONS Bonds. M 1
$4,000 Virginia State per cent Bonds. ISL coo
$500 New York and Erie Railroad Bonds. ). 81 900
$3.50 Hudson River Railroad LIST mortgage per
Bonds.
40 shares Chicago ard Mssssipp Railroad each $500
20 Third Avenue Railroad. ........... 100
~ InAbam bank...s ............ 70
~ ANAnuc nauk ........,........ LOO
100 Hamilton Life Insurance Co.. hypothecsted.. :. Is
q Lenox Fire Insurance Company ............. rs
New York and Virginia Steamship Co. ........ leo
500 Hampshire Coal and Iron Co............... leo
4NnciDnau and Little Rock Slate Co .......... so
go Francis Metallic Life Boat Corporation, hypo-
LOO Marble and stone Carving Company, Of New
York, hypctbeticated. ....... ............... 10
25c Newton Copper Face Type Co., for New York,
bypothetcated. .................. ...... :. 10
20C American Coal Co., Of Allegheny county, Md. %
IS Apaiachicola Land Co., $40 acres each.
"a Union India Rubber Co Of New York. ....... 100
Terms of saeIen per cent this day and the ,Iance
before o'clock to The accrued interest on all
the Dor win be charged to the purchaser Next regu
lar sale on Mop1ay, July I'd,
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I,cR KryPoRT AND FORT HANuToN.-THE NEW
and fast steamboat xEyPoRT leSte. New Yofk. foSt
H. returning leaves Kevport 81 ~ o'clock A. NJ rsrs p
cens Psrsens desrous Of Waiting Of the most healthy
and beat bathidg places in the vicinity OF New roik N
md 70 At Ke1 port and business can 10 in New fotk
from OK A. 4. until p. N.
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UVENRY IL LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER II. II. LEEDS
III &Co-In front Of store 10 Nassau street, at IL
O'clock four seat enclosed carriage With moveabls
PARTITION made by Lawrence Broatvay, In perfect
ming order, with pole and shaft
TIFNRY 7. LFTLs, AUCIIONHFR.-N. D. W00IEY
Ill 4 co. will sel, to morrow, (Friday,) at l0K
O'clock ut the salesroom 90 Beskman street. By cata
Iorus the entire contents Of their t~e slesrooms
stating Of every variety OF household furnturs For
particulars SEQ Fridays papers. Country insrchaa and
the trade particularly, ere invitsd W attend.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II NRY BE3rs, JR AucIIoSRER -oN THURS
Ii DAY. Juns 2s h. 1876 q, lev o'clock, ct store Ne
b Pine street chrcs wnts taucrs eni Hssans ssgsr
eorfstrs Of Segpott pale otar brady 400 ctarst
Lon Gorsop sDd Anort.lsdo shsrriss Scbiejan gea
les ED club hcusa sn; ssgsEs, fgaros traoucos IA
ho,us operas l. chuchis. General Taylor hssssippi
Vo'us;eers la eers prIope and other brands.
sae pastve.
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FIREwORKs.

y;>lREwoRKS, FIREWORKS FIREwORKs.--A LARGE
assortment OF best quality fireworks selling at q
sacrifice TO close the business IL you bargains,
call Immediately at % John street, up stairs
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DAwNBROKER's SALE OF CLOT hing THIS Day
Il MCAfFRAY WALTERS viii sell. to-day, at 10
O'Clock at tbs corner OF Catherine and Henry Streets
lsygs lot OF msn's and wcmsn's clothing Shoes uu,.
brehss, &c p S,-hens clothing ami remnants of
cloths at O'Clock. BY order OF L. x S, HOFFMAN.
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LNOR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON THE
I steamer Norwalk leaves New York foows:--
Pier foot Of Amos street at 81 A. NJ, and 12k aud
p NJ. pier foot of Spring street, on A. NJ 12H and 81
p M pier NO Norrh river at 10 A. NJ nd r. |;
ney Island end Fort Hamilton and back to New York. 70
cents. No half price for children.
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III, HIIAMsBuRG AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEH DID
w furniture, pianoforte, carpets, &c.-On Friday,
June 90 at O'Clock P. NJ at No. log South Sixth st.,
consisting Of general assortment Of paror and cham
Der furniture tapestry Brussels carpet, ingr and
do excellent oil cloths mirrors, gilt frame oil
paintings sirandoles lace curtains and cornces silver
plated castor, glass ard china, window shades iron
beestead Partisan centre table, marble top do kitchen
furniture &C.; also superior octave piano rich
W." 'N'' JOHN CAMPBELL, Auctionser.
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yANpEwAfER. AuorInNEER -rHIs nAY

II L. 'ANbr "tAEht atNtitNBEh -tniS TAI
lTeStscGy, juos IS at l0k O'Clock, at tue Gales
room, I2Msittn sale Of nes an Ia ora
oie sn ND consstc fro!t preserves olive oil snes
hIsheSes pcslss, tea ss ar pnrssr sagss, &C WITH
out TESTIFY ltJse varitts o. the above articles goo
qushJ fnd IN PRIZE order Ger est ng IN part OF cha
prgus port msfeirh, cAset aud sasTry nee; Preach
prsnoy, gun aun, eorass Teuers scotch ala warrant
60 genui1@; Bsfelsy ptfAns' i0ason porter DO do
Eve cssee French tsssTs 100 hsa boxas prime ssrdres
quarter bcsts 90 haehoyiss, pickles olive oil fss AMI
ounces, SC. mustard n jsrs, Havana and other 80
esrs; yonrg hyson gunfo~d other t.as In yario
sze taeoY bosee and many other Attcas These 700
81 ernin.ny worthy the attention Of dealers and
fsm es as they WIN be found in the best order and OF
prime quality.
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r MORIARTY, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 cay ct 10 O'Clock, at 173 Chatham square large
assortment of furniture. from famles goicg 10 the
country also mics assortment OF fancy and dry goods
together with various other articles The sale wn co a
Merce the street. N. R--Morarty will SELL at III
avenue b tetween Seventh and Eighth streets Fri
day, 29th inst the contents Of confectionery store;
the usual assortment Also the furniture, he,
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T0HN BEDDING, AUCrI0NEER. WILL. SELL AT PUB
81 DC auction, the houses and lot in fee known Ne
l26 West Thirty fifth street. situated the south side
Of said street about 100 feet west Of Seventh
the front house is frame building, three stories high
the rear house 10 bics builoDg two story AMI base
mert Sale peremptory, to take place tbs premues
this cay thursday }, June 28, ct ~ O'CLOCK M.
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TTUNIS MORRELI, AUCTTOSEER. SPECIAL AUG
i tion sale this morning at 1915 O'Clock at Nassau
street Of rich and plain furniture: piano forss paint
iDgs, mirrors, eegars &c &c-This is decidedly the
tine 10 purchase at low prices all kind, Of rich and
plain furniture FOR parors CHANGERS anc dining rooms
&c Also gent'emtp's crayats ladies retcu,ss, mat
tresses, clo,e and lid re'rgerators oil paintings, ana
mirTeIs urrs wood parlor suite, cosersd satin
brceate large invoice of Havana segars, with which
the sale viii commence NB-Puncfuslity Is requisite
promptness and rapdity viii be the order OF tbs day.
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II FNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER--BY Fl a. LEEDS
III C0.-Thursday, June %, at IL O'Clock, at the
seles room, 10 Nassau street last sale previous to the
4th Of July OF wines and warranted imported Havana
and Principe the balance Of the stock OF OF
the first houfes in the city. The wines all Of high
order and warranted in every respect pure and genu
ine In quantities to suit purchasers consisting OF 200
BASKETS champagne real Rorz port In bottles from the
house OF Das Co.. of Oporto; 0lorose sherry in bot
ties, from the house Of Gonzales Dubose, Of xsres
Pcmarfin sherry pure juice amontillado Gould & Co.
and Newton Co.; old south side Madeira In casks and
Dc nobns claIet hook and sauterre Of rst rate quail
~ choice old cognac brandy, Of Otard Henuesy, and
o'her favorte brands, Of vintage from 1906 TO 1920
celebrated old Jamaica several years In the London
docks previous to being imported and not surpassed BY
any In this country; super Swan, Holland, Schetdam
gn unrvaed for purity and delicacy with other choice
wines 60 Sold to close up shipment. Also Iii, 200
very superior imported Havana and Principe ssgars from
q he first importing houses in this city, consulting
90 600 canoas $500 sultanos 900 plantation, H.
81 deerio IL 600 sulanos in 1o4 900 carsdores,
IA 500 plantation with other brands, all wsrraatsd
genuine and such As are SELDOM offered ct auction.
They are sold to close consgnments. Only can be
amined ON The morning Of sale, with catalogues.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYINo cARDs.-LINlN PLAYING CARDS. Way
Ga aad well seasoned, Vial Al The sshsr yessSs
rsr sss Is a. a. sIsS ~ Ahsir stscsS Nc
DsyslsY ysrVvA spp,ylyi W Asssr Bsssh
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HtHEAP FARE FOR ALBANY.-PASSAGE, Is CENTS;
~ berths, rs cents; state rooms, so cents The
HERO, Captain Hancox, leaves North side Ro-
bnson street pier every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday
at IS P. NJ, arriving b. 4 A. NJ.
TyOR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH, &c THE
JIG steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER will leave the foot
Jay street, Tuesday, June 20, ut l1 O'Clock,
Wednesday 9th, at IL noon on Thursday, 2sth, at
A. NJ. ON Friday, Goth, at A. M and on Saturday,
3cth, at so O'Clock p NJ returning 70 the city each
day at an early hour in the evening
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A UCTION NOTICE.. B0GART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A ). BOGART ffiday, At IL o'cosk, in West Forty.
seventh street, Third venue.-Sherin's sale-Lot
of steel insots, steel scraps, crucibes ere brick &c.
JOHN 0RSER, Sheriff.
THoa As CARIN, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

|tLOTHING.-LADIES OR GEN rLEMEN HAVING ANY
~ OF the same to dispose Of, can obtain fair cash
price, by sending for the subscriber at his residence or
through the post, ID Elm street
l.. N. DUSSET D0RF.
-l-ly .~N No. Tu,sa dopf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

vHTM DUMoNT, AUCTloNEER- CONDEMNED CLOTH
wv ing by orcer OF toe Navy Agent VIM DUN ,nt
viii sell 1T auction, Friday June 30 at IL ocosk, at
Wism Irving Co.'s sales room No. Pine street, 507
blue pea clos jackets, SIG do monkey do, 1,I52 round
DO, cloth trov strs blue flannel and undsrshrrs
sIo 6ewsrs fApneis, blankets shoes, &c Terms cash
The goocs must by removed immediately after the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

UTANTED-TwO ROOMS, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
w kitchen for gentleman and ids Wits, In small
private family location In Brooklyn, contiguous TO Wal
'ssssst srPltsn (sytss, Addysm Spring, Hsysd ene~