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REMOVAL

HALL & CUNNINGHAM have removed their stock Of
Il HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS, 10 No. A.
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, opposite the lower
end of the Market House, being the old and welknOwn
stand of Morgan Gardner Co.. where they offer
ing AT WHOLESALE well selected assortment of all
articles in their line of business. Merchants visiting
Nashville requested TO call aud examine their stock
and prices. jdn4-wGtH6m
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RUTH HALL.

RtgS5 HALL.
IOuN YORK * Co come Of Cherry and Union sis
~ have Just received Fanny Ferns New Novel RUTH
HALL Also
IDA MAY.
COUNTRY LIFE BY Miss COOPER
BAlARD TAALORS POEMS.
RURAL. HOMES
nIARIEs FOR ls55-ALMANACS FOR 1855
IL For sale by JOIN YORK x co
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Jan. -, 1855.
CorreN-The market is firm present figures and Cot
ton is in god request Sales yesterday of 200 bales al ga
6lc.
GRccgRIgs.-At the sale Of Messrs. Gordon / Co., on
Yesterday the following quantities Of Groceries sold
las hhds SUGAR at a5 l-lG; 800 bags SALT at 81 65a
20; Of CHEESE % boxes at ~; of WHKzY, % bbls at
25a26 of MoULD CANDLES p boxes al I3al31 Of SOAP,
70 boxes 41Ia4ai.
New OmEAss, Jan. l9, l355.-Slles of COTTON yester
day, 5000 baes-prices sitter but without resulting in
quOtabe advance-Low Mddliug 7a7 &c, Middlng gas,
Good Midding s55aslf of SUGAR. $500 hhds-
prices steady-EaIr &s.4 SEE. of MOLASSES $500
bbls lGc for Ordinary, and Prime but including
4Oj bb.s Prime Rcd RIyer at SSOme Fermentlng sold
at of CORN $500 sacks including $50 Inferior at
35c go 81 AID 1868 White and Yellow GOO, III, ll93
200, Gg5, 3Co l0o0 l59 1913, aad 29 at SU..o OATS,
small lot OF Ohio at Of BRAN, $50 sacks at J5.
of PORK, 252 bbls Uniuspectei Prime Mess ut Il o.
Mess retailing at Is % for old and IS 30 for Of
Rl-SALTED NEAT, 200 lbs, in boxes, al 5, hog
round-very dull OF BACON. - casks Sides Il &C..
of LARD III bbis and terces No. 1867 terces and goo
90 and Al bbs at &C. and tieTces Prime 81 of
WHISKY 200 bbls Recalled at 2gc and rs Raw and
l73) at 32-keetlied retailing at 3d. of RIO COFFEE
80 bags at = 200 At 50, and ZS4a 3...EACHANGE
heavy-Serng, 6l5a6H and "a! = percent prem Francs
5221a5.32j /; New York at 60 days per cent dis
count, and Sight 14a]Z cent prem.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
COTTON. TOBACCO.
Stock hand lst Sept 1854 ... 24GsI
Received IN September. 55,li5........ S@S
Received in October. l25,o' t.s..... gu
Received IN November ......... t2,4g4....... 5l5
Received N December.......... l69,459....... 264
Received Isl 10 18th JUu... 800 sol
5s2s55 s7,7s5
P P1ITia9s, J1o is,'. 225 o. o, a-s
Stock on hand not cleared. 1882 6,8l5
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REMOVAL.

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
TTAvE removed their Depot to fOCfGS NEW BUILD
/ ISGS No. l3 COLLEGE STREET South of Spring
where thew will be pleased attend TO tine calls Of their
customers They keep constantly hand every variety
FURNTT IRE!
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
they solicit continuance Of the sae and' hope 10 give
general satisfaction. X. II. GROOMES,
W. l.. NANCE, Secy. President
Nashville Jan. IS l355-tf
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DAGUERREoTYPEs DAGUERREOTYPEs!

CARD.
TAR. JOHN NJ WATSON most respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit of his taking charge Of
cases of Sickness such usually require prompt at
tenon He WILL however, treat chronic or lingering dis
cases. and attend to calls for consultation with regular prac
tioners both in the city aud country.
lie embraces with much pleasure the present OPpOru
nitv of returning his sincere thanks his friends for their
kind forbearance IN many instances in regard to his -
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore dis
charge of his clerical functions.
~ The Murfresborough A1ce viii please copy four
times dec2s-tf
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NOTICE.

WYE. the undersigned having purchased Of Mr.. j.
w NIXON Jr his entire stock OF CUnieotlOGeries,
&C. intend carving the Confectionery business in all
its branches at No Union Street and respectfully
Ec continuance of the business extended 10 their pede
cessors VESSEL THOMPSON.
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UNION BANK TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Jan 2, 1865. !
TINE Board of Directors have this dag declared dvi
dend of 81 per share payable the Stockholders
after the 8th inst. jan4-3t J. COREY. Cashier.
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THE Superintendent of the Public Schools will be at the
l. High School building daily, during tbs oesa between
the hours Of and y, Tor the purpose Of examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory 10 the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week
classify the GIRLS 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children no
ted that there be confusion the opening the
schools on the first Monday in February next
Per order Of the Board of Examination. an3-tf
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iioS. $. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT OF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ADVERTISING, &C.
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FOR RENT.

JTINE STORE ROOM on the corner Of Cherry and
II Deaderck streets, occupied By james DiggOns
a Music Store.
ALSO-A large room in the third story front OF that
building occupied by the Mechanics Library Assoc alton;
and or three rooms in the second and srd tories
Apply 70 dec2i W. T. COOPER
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COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR.

WHITES COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR FOR Is54-
w few copies just received by
JANIS F. HAGAN.
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r TAKE pleasure in recommending Msssrs. Vessel 4
Thompson to my former patrons and the public gener
IL r ;on7-tfI JOHN NIXON Ir
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Magnificent Scheme FOR January 9th.
s60,OOO, 1000, $4,000.
TWO HUNDRED PRIZES OF 81. oO0l
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. CLASS ems,
To be Drawn in Baltimore January a.th, 1855

50 500 Prizes amounting to 81 .2l7, Gle.
IS Numbers-1S Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SO; Quarters 3; Eghths
81 80.
Risk on Packages.
Whole Tickets $500 90 Half Tickets $50 90
Quarter do 75 90 EghthS 81 80
TIE small Lotteries are drawn daily Capitals FROM
s. 900 TO 10000 Price Of Tickets from Il TO $40. All
swered BY return mails The Managers Official Scheme
and printed Drawing viii be all who order Tickets.
Notes all solvent Banks received par All letters and
communications strictly confidential. Address
r. FRANCE i CO.
janI3-wtw&dIawly Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

GODEY'S MAGAZINE FOR 1855. Sub
VI scriptioGs received, and single copies sold by
ian23 F. HAGAN Act
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EWIN BROTHERS

anu Oy Regularly auIHOIIL6U aBv VIIVuIO'E III OIIV
Ia Price % and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town village and hamlet In
the United States which is not already established
Address H. e. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference responsibility &c. ldecl4-m
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FLOUR.

THREE HUNDRED bbls s. +. Flour, FRESH. Just re-
L ceyed and for sale by
janis +. s. CHEATHAM i CO.
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POWDERED SUGAR

n Bbls Pow'd sugar just received by the latest arri.
lUva and for sale BY DAVIS &SMANN,
dec9-f No 70 Public Square.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE Committee CT Examiners Of the Board Of EiUca.
tiOn will be in session at the High School Building
" EDNESDAY aad THURSDAY OF the present week for
the purpose Of examining Teachers who applicants tor
situations the Public Schools TO be opened the first
MONDAY in February prox. Ladies will present them
selves each day at g. r NJ and Gentlemen the days
at I. p NJ. Per orderof the Board Of Education.
Nashville, Jan. 9. I555-tf
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TO THE LADIES.
~ ~ LADIES, go to the Crutcher House, and
IA ri learn to Dresses of Mr.. & Mrs. GEORGE,
EsA NA Of New York, the Oldest and most celebrated
ss4 Es4 Teachers in the United States. Their Sys-
NsE - TEN is entirely new, and different from all
8 AS modes now in use. Call and investigate, have
lining fitted and know for yourself whether it is worthy
YOUR attention not The beautiful new Basque Waist
also fitted by Mrs. G. Patterns of every variety cut to ut
the form.
Terms reasonable and perfect satisfaction given, or no
charge will be made.
~" Call soon as their time is limited.
ianlO-2w
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VITOOLEN HOSE
20 WOODEN Comforts;
10 Fancy YiciOTnes.
Just received by A. MORRISON 4 co.
uOY2-tf
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VULCANlZED INDIA RUbbLh oHh11H anu IiOSE
WE are the sole agents the sale Of Nucsnzd India
w Rubber Betting, Steam Packing and Hose manuac-
tured by the Boston Betting Company A large assortment
always on hand MACEl q HAMlLIoN,
ianII No a. College street.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
TENNESSEE,

NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALIsM
esprit, COMMUNION: 4 Record OF Communications
from the SpirtSpheres, with ineontestibe evidence of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
j. b. FERGUsoS. Union and American Steam Press.
This is Cf the most remarkable books of the age
whether regard the nature of the rtCommunica-
records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements aud arguments upon the fu
life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in its
eloquent pages 1t is very well adapted to the object had
in vew aud must command extensive circulation. No
read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
of its religion the beauty and sGbmty OF its appeals and
the honesty and fearleSsness of its author
For sale at the Book Stores of the city Cjanl2-f
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CONCORD jar. 20.-Hor. John S. Wells has &C.
cepted the appointment to the L. S Senate, vice
Norris, deceased, and left for Washington on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20

A MEXICAN RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY COMPA.
n nes' Furs Moser Huer can nov Offer to the public,
for and country trade uneluallcd
above, selected by Mr. William No-er, durre his
Europe, and manufactured with Every ds~crp
ton "a urs be found, 81 such ha
tract attention. Every article VIII be warranted,
iair prices. MOsER A Hustler,
Importers and Manufacturers Of furs II MAIDEN aad
.s5 broadway.
L,EATHERs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS. 4e.
IL HosEn A krTrBrn
Oner nm extensive stock Of Paris feathers fren towers
ribbons Ac h low prices for cash No ~
street corner % William.
Just received. 900 pieces black chenille
EURs-r. LASDRY no. 90 BROADWAY SRw
York lenders his grateful thanks 10 bts
public tor the yors he has long enjoyed Al their hands and
solicis their continued patronage aud
and substantial stock Of ashonabls ladies' Irs
ready for inspection and viii be sold moderate
des strictly observed Citizens and strangers invited
srsmine this rich and elegant stock Of imported fuF.
DARTsfAE MTfLTNERY.-DREGs CAPS AND HEAD
L drcssesThe under~gned soilcits the ~
Indies varied
nsH head dress and dr~e received arrivals
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COAL.

EOAL COAL.-THE sUBsCRIBRR would INFORM
" The public that he receiving orders egg
coal 10 be delivered RON The boat about The M
each ton warranted 10 weigh 22o pounds for ~ rs de-
hvered part Of he cid OF brooklyn csrge
warranted TO cnker and free double screened
going the boat. ALEN CAMPBELL " ssads street
Brooklyn. where the coal can be burning
(y0AL-TBosE WHO ARB ABOUT LAYING or THEIR
~ coal for winter would do well 20 call upon he sub
criber as he Will be delivering four The best r sh
stove and coal boats only ~ TN. ~ B.-fnn
weight warranted JACOB W. uOHSwEf.L, 40 Broone q.
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-. y i..s,.ss ss's,s sc 'ss ~, :, -. =
1900 s~s- Sss<rsss o. h&fars CA~s~~sv - -,
ste ,sessr "a sSsnsv ~ 49, rnr~ssu -
se'ss 1922 . ~ s.aAs 49, - 81 kvs ~
ssfas ~ $500 1888 40 go - a. - $685.
ssesf&s tsw sssx erak~as ~ ~vssw sxSss - sJ
- FIRE. rY,atsrs 4>gll - - IA g..
e<nn 80 - 80 80 ~ . psfss ~ nsaes pc
$500 ~ s,.-<.s1s s.~y--. e.. Ass. sies.s sa'
80 p-sh sans sa<s. IN f~sssy ~<s~s ws~ x~S i@.s,s
fes,r, xss-. sAs ' tssss~a VA ss-sss ~,sss ~ =
49, ~ - tssseff 1H. s4T ~sn Va Usrss, - I,
ess tss .yets an p~r = a. tfs'sf sa.s~ ~ Il
tsls 'r'sss 70 .StsHsS ts-er-x - ~ IL rsrRsT
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07 NON AcREs:- KIDowAY rARM, AoRIcULTu

n WV raj and Coal Company farm home with.
m the reach OF every Pennsy Twenty seven
thousand acres Of land for sale giving farm Of twenty Ave
farms 10 rs and 100 acres IN proportion The soil
o richest IN the State and abonnds In COAL lying in Elk
county Four railroads will shortly be completed connecting
BY direc. communication with New York, Phlsdapha
Boston, Ptsburg Erie the css Of the lakes and all the West
srn roads forming the grandes Of railroads
the State u See the latest map Pcnnsyvanla BarnesD
The large and aourbing ols Marys in The centre
the tract numbering some 1850 inhabitants II has hotels
schools and grst mills fine sores and everything desr
able The stock holders also receive go lots in the and
q mill The land surrounds the improvements The
timber Of the best kind consisting Of cherry chestnut ash
bIe being continuous bed is the only
part having direct with
II must shortly become immensely valuable on
that account It's location points It's destiny become the
Posvile of that country This Is opportunity pre-
sened to the business man. the working me
ohanic places home immediately within his reach
abes him 70 provide for the future against
fortune either for himself children Farms Be bought
~ enclosing first nstament Ladies' hold their
own right Without trustees Title nqussonably good being
way corner Of Fulton, room l. where maps and anphes
be bad gratis all cbeeruy given; office
open from eight A. NJ, to eight p. NJ.
CHARLES X. Lands, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20

DERFECT billiard IABLEs WIDE UNDER THE
personal supervision % e undersigned and pronoancsd
by the players the country the best made Pur
ehAsers ~ please examine them and Judge
before purchasing cumbersome pieces a furniture made
by bedstesd makers and Others unacquAnied with the prnc
pies and requirements a the " should played
sales room Chambers street inert % Burons T~Arc ~
stairs. MICHAEL PHELkk.
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..,.@ ~, e - .-, s, 80. -. 80. e.. :.
Ntsnpfr rhs rssssa<s ssEf sa1 A. ss<p 800
rtfn tpslnsss. ~ Ea1 10 tsts~s, -KdA<
esrf tk~Fs q t~wefy fgss hotys Dr. Ws<sr
1<sly~s 70 rae 1s ussy Ases 4~s<ts ~ 1s ~
tss~* terrain ffssissEs sn1 1879 rlarT1 ~ fr.xs
nsxs auy lrss~s - ss ~ ~ fss fs>s A. ~
WILLIAM wsrsos H. .
s.sny Y~srs susygs~r - fyss Hs~pMs a. s<s u =
AL fufs $50 ~
fshs.. 20 vssA stest nsas bsssfwsy
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SAU.UUU. eighty acres OF most excellent and level
land Nwcnty acres woodlandJ in twenty
pnrchased thirty years ago by the undersigned lying
miles from the City Hall Brooklyn three from the
The title perfect and the property ha ncum
brance whatever y The proprietor about leaving In
United States and VIII give great bargains for cash.
bali cash and the balance on mortgage Tor five years
There are ID 600 honey locust in hedges Apply BY
TO JAMES A. BENNETT. CITY Post office - = "
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DTcoRDF pEAc1fcg -ooSsrirfNe ASD Df-Pyss
IL fn<suss kh rreaf~ass TresseHi - A~usyt 80
ssIsuoxs prafcss. Ores bogfs. 70 V HAD tNs q.
~ HAMMOND. ~ n physSis1 ss1 sufret - tiaeas~s ~
~ ssra. sFsfsrn ara fssu<fir FgpN wh R1rf n pNs
ard utfi uy. Tsruos s.aa sf.a w.si o/Ahs es'y
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BOUNTY LAM ~-E1TEA PAY rEsMOss &C ~ /:
- 70 0cssrp sslass And shfsre procured ~ Ngwkr
his a Ne tnrsd rszae. nsEy. No w1r-n .se~s srnss
@httsdsAy tEsTn hsss lssstcrss sso sesd ~ J. ~
AsinIsissf rvDhs assss yttsioss eessi1osss.
ExIEA pAy-Nlvy BOUNTY LAND AVID ~rIrHA
- Pay o6es.tAsd .ss,sbts. -ervs e~,r aSl hsAAssss
MvAfss fvs al tnisd ssA,~s nsv, sAlo<a
I'D 1sy ~to~s ard bsss psynply ostAnsh ASA Ssd ssA
hssds u eaAzss sxAns, Ne usii~f Ess~s sesvessdt ~
Aseni. ale Fsr,s, g. a. ssvy tlad Aisvrsy 80
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L,oR SALE TIE FINE LARGE LOT ON rHR SOUTH.
IT wesi II Fnh and Thirty seventh street n
y btDarcd ssd twenty feet deep and Ary
hal roos and Also, two oia On Nnh street Mo-
~ and ~ uear Ffb avenue tTpy nt& WCss sucei
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AsTROLOGY.

A sroNfsHIHg TO ALI.-NADAhg aoREOw-THu
"A highly pntd lady 10 he wonderful s-rologir
the world that known, she vii l~ al N
events OF life the rery ihouskA and r .pssf
and The AsBsss 81 The Intended husband
70 he great ACCOMPLISHMENT o. al wno visit her All sbo
good luck ny her for relief comfort AL
xricsy prvas admission 10 given 70 gent-n~n NJ
charge not satisfied. 70 Broofns between Canns
nd (1lurnhl -
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DfcoED'F THgATHEsr or PRIVATE DTsrAsFs -
H DR. JOusNDS, ~ DuaSs rrest, uay - o0nsaHsf -
prscges ~ twsna, bur ye4rv ss
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A sTRofDsY -THy cffyHRATfD MRS FfKvRY
n nom Psrs wbos RELATION hss been oonsany oonsulea
by ksppeon T. gives nf1rrns,syu all a. hfs
Questions about bove marriage, business Af answered
by he power Of magnetism. Al ~ BrocDs sresi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20

L'OR CALIF0REA-EEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
Steamship line, via NlcaraguA-Accessory Tran-i, Com
pany Of Nicaragua, propreors-Through In advance OF The
mais700 miles shorter Than The splendid
double engine s,esn,hip NORTHERN LIGHT, 2s1o tons
at O'Clock r. ~, precisely for Pun,A Arenas wednes
day October a. 1855, connecting with the steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, 1900 burden5 the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles OF Land transportation BY nr
class For information passage reduced
rae~, apply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. Bow
hing Green. Letter bags made up olce stamped lot
taken for Ga each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20

QR nm COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE.-A BEAU
YOsOVV. uful country seat most desirablS situated at
cr ssten Island will be sold very cheap elegant
&C., Long Island the city Price 5000; also
tiful country seat Fort Hamilton, at a bargain.
NJ. L. SHELDON, % Nassau street.
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rrpfRsgxtR-THg GREAT yrHorsAN Discoygsr
Il --rro<<fsd ~ fcys etsfs Es<1a y kfsssd. saf 80
fufsd by sss.w ~ kote q Ph*rrAsis u Pats
fntsr&l c1ss go q kef~~s b<aps Tris~gss, No. 4 Ia
~ ,s-rsA. ~ rs<sA assAHy st.f~f~4 rs~NssA~,s -
al tte f,sfrs.ss srna frs ss-sy sr.~ A.
g. scosesss - yvuh usaa..f sn1 - All
rsysss nt>iix~nss tssh dse nasrt bsfyrs
bss r.sssFf - ssalsAss ~ 0s ~r<ssfx snstrasx.
49,. Tg~sensr Ne 2 csnpistky ssst rsfresv srsf.g@.
81 rsos as< diace.tr ~th .sssi,s ea6ssss Nss- =.
tSigtf AD'tsfr fsv. ~ a.
yae Tey ~ ~ poppisfkn Tft~s<.ss Va l. a. gr-s
cfsrsss refnssr ~ that esss ~ dso~fsrx wsA 49,. ~
rsysg, ~ krfisf Fhgs<4sG VII su~rwry - a.
ssasss ee.ts,s - % - gssssnas stn.sa,s sof -ts
NJ tssArsris y ~ wos& Tsts.saasf
gfrs sas fsseS ~ s.sfs asf 80 $500.
Yussses rss1 ssy ~ Id ~ vaiss .As Wai0- 49,
80 tsifg sssf*ftfd tN1 " - - saA ftS~t .a
sfsfs ee~ss a stssntsrr-S ~ vslp~ss t<snsss Hes
~ To- tsf NtsaseAt sf1 fsasil q W " 4 hkhfDA.
,se wsts Ard wen efsr psr - kty~f& isrs,s.sf -
rsfssrg r.nHfsn~, VI nsfr4s 81 fFwaSd - ff.~ss
arr psr - a. $500 st0.sf $500 80 sHffs8ef
asssrs - - iesg sss n ~ wrsT 49, So ~ ~ =
xr<g4A. a<ss sr.r~ vsEsl T.Es t>A
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Vkfl0 000 -FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGED rOR
VOVV .UVVs improved or unimpr0vcd city properly 2
y dssrs1e country seat within one hou,s ride q eS a
Pot unsurpassed for beauty, beah, prospect &C. Houses M
Thirty fourth Thirty firth Thirty eighth streets for sac or
exchanged several 10 Bro0kyn DO; place OF ten
acyes for sale Williams Bridges also house snd 90 = ssr
sey CITY 70 exchange for small farm Apply 70 bEhnAAN
BANKB 40 Wall street, basement
7s nnn ACRES or VIRGINIA LAND FOR sALE-
lCVUU 1900 acres lying o. the vrgDs an Tepnes
1900 acres within twenty miles Of The farms Of
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Broadway.
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II the recent improvements marble wood beds from
ether mahogany rosewood material
signs superior every respect Those wish
Ing purchase Will consult their interest by Inspecting The
STOCK Of VIM. }. SHARP, 1fi Fulton street, New York
GRIrFIrH DECKER THE ONLY CORRECT Bill
NJ lard table cushion manufacturers In the world
inventors OF style OF cushion which, for
angles, elasticity and durability, be surpassed
being practical billiard able manufacturer We have spared
NO time expense 10 bring hem psrfecon. We Invite
buyers 20 cal and the these cushions
purchased and well nanufactory N
Ann street. Gold, where offer for tables male o.
wen seasoned and the best OF which important
20 purchasers Having enlarged mandatory We arr
enabled 70 furnish private houses club and pubss
rooms sher notice All tables purchased from
rsnfed 10 be represented supernteudng up
tables feel confident viii Appreciate GU
many improvements which have made, ayle and con
structlon OF work. Trimmings for sale ct REASONABLE
prices Orders by mail promptly stiended 70.
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