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mARRELIxED IRON maNrELS.

fHfs maguihcent style MAnsl is hst taking Ne pare
a az ogher dsscpfions bolA nocpant - - sio-
ror hessty Fhacss durability. and Parte sArt - eeaP
Whe ker eoss Is ony aboat haA nal et - -.
marbe tAry inesa exceed ths farmer il besatJ. hare
ssperiar iaEFe, are less ishie q aaA So asa
kspt clean. and Ar sxesed marble = aaf Amy AN
the sane tinie, less HAhls - brsAk -,
Ta anaarssnea are aeents er ne manainctefefN VA
lac- fj.hsos Ca LsaisFs, ky, Ana ~ harnlsa them
Al 800 usirus ana pabis seaeEaays yin ErAtss ssU-
uer pi.ss snd every tAins oonRlste All - 40 sPss-
i,t-sa ilstr passinr ~. kftNAhL ohANt
SIEVE dealers and TiasaFs Manziseursfs.
,.sas a.~sf Ne. 81 dAFket street.
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RATES REDUCEH!

NHE Rates Of Freight having been greatly reduced by
the first class steam ships plying between the cities Of
New Yoi * and Philadelphia and Savannah Ga the atten
ton Of Shippers is called to the house of
d. d. COPP,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
VANKAH, GA.
Mr.. Copp old Merchant in Savannah and will exer-
else his usual promptness touching all congumen 10 his
address Forwarding charges Goo coming Nashville
will be sent to the subscriber and paid The
subscriber will also receive orders for RICE commands
for business generally to be transacted in Savannah
JOSEPH NASH,
je19-1m No 81 College street, Nashville.
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CO.. o. Patent Riehtl
BARNARD y. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER SCHHAPPs.
A Superior Tonic, Rnti-DYsPePtic Invig-
oratiug Cordial.

Superior Tonic, nnti-DysPePtic InYig-
Grating Cordial.
ITs IamensAbls truth that with few exceptions every
article Of food We eat every article Of drink mbibs,
sworr or adultcTated, and La nothing has adutera
nous and ermsnsd Ia - much 50, in fact that t q
iaposshe procure pure LIQUORS ana vines uness obaia
ed 6ss nom bona re importer, Of known reputation,
and wen established foreign connections ono
II Is owing the corrosive, infammatory and poisonous
properties o. the liquors sold generally In this eouaiy hat
dssgrne~iu beastial ntoxicaton fsquent the
Legislatures several Of the states bave taken ths matter
hand and prohibited the sale Of sPiFtnous rnented
were ali liquors sod pure and unadulteratd We Should
need Msne Las, and bat Few restrictions their sale
Biotched accs pase aubs swollen hesh and that feaFal
disease delisi PRODUCED not b. pare liquor.
but infatuated habit Of ndugng In the corrosive
P0isous sod under that designation
SIM SON,S
\ AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCKNAPPs
Are manufactured exclusively sehledAra Holland
eorng b the directions o2 established dstinE houses
in NeS York and New Orleans expressly for medicinal
nsdiaal beverage. present in N the United States
in Europe, POSSESSES such sanitary aad seAeous prop
In eases Of 6ou Gravel ObsirueOss Of the Kldnsys.
Bladder and Urinary Organs a. vel A. IN the Peasr ds
eases Incidental 70 sHss her snss : 20
en and eed expressions af tbs most anboanaed gfst-
ade iron ne Patients 70 % pF1prieior.
.s~isss me cosspoundi ~ ans5supalns iisAtors slap
seas ArOmAre Janiper schnspfs viii esve Ne ste
ne Medicinal Cordia emhSsed he sides q he bottle
hAi esntsias Is: and hs saAiaFe q he PssPEsf an hs
laksl .snr -
M t.hsl On each kotfs Ehch has been daily entered IN
hs United States Nsfg cssr an4 consequently protect
a ro1a iuiiatioa 81 he penalties Of Ian u ConsEesz
II ne thrse principal Isinz languages nKiisA, Rrereh
.nd German and pIrrhsus IN roae baggage descriptive
"a he merits o. ths he4h visor4tnx eeVerage, can al
~ - y WRIGHT 4 co, Aseats,
Ne. IS Chsrtrz street. New Orleans
49, ioQzx articie az srhnarps
say snassvor = Pifrsa4s - R-ese th4i hAkNAk1 l.
zfsiPsOS the prpret9T q Is gepgne Aropa4Lc Schiedam
juniper Seanappt 4 ne3 4Ha 4e eiseer ulprfter. Ne
,iss, A ;. unasrsie fs ~ 1ost uaqneston ite prof
- a. fast esn b. te Iaest eminent upoTting
a. W HgspERsHofT,
CorlFsrue Gear sfi set aad De square.
Ivs-dsn Nazhvillr, frna-
NEGRoES FOR SALT.
THAyE = kwof the hesi Negroes ar aAls thst have
n years any Eeuti-rtxn WAITING kped ~
vans. sashs "a can anasliay #esnAn = nlse N
ChEsssaas lls}2l ssa-k Hks-@. rVAtsN
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TO THE PUBLIC
Of tn e Unite d sta e ;.

Of h u II / [ e d st a { es.
A advertisement Of Mr. UDOLPHO WOLFE lately pub
n hshed suppose intended for the protection Of
Schedam schnapps against eOunereeSs, has under
Schiedam Schnapps, let IL pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those
he denCminates "frffss and TENDERS II Poison" but
the immense patronage and that has
Of the article manufactured by me- and the opinion Of
competent judges b. its qualities beverage and It's
medicinal virtues, prccudes the possibility OF the idea that
am included among those he designs to impugu3 No
doubt he feels aEgeved az the deprec alton Of the sale Of
his schnapps which is manifest 10 ALL since mine been
brought into competition with hs. Net only have succeed
ed In competing with hun In quality but the constant and
increasing demand Tor article has enabled 10 furnish
IL at less price than he can doessay 80 in the dozen
And furthermore he viii become satisfied that his eau
ton 10 the citizens Of the southern and Western States
will avail him nothing Il / concerned for Ire
In those States 10 be injured by any such inVdOus publ
cation. The motive Of his advertisement obvious TO every
at me by him will M harmless at my feet, viii here
the satisfaction Of the public publish copy my Patent
Right entered in the Southern District o NeR York on
the 2Sth Of December, 1851:
Copy Of Patent Right)
SOCTHHRN DISTRICT or NEW YORK, SIS
Be Il remembered That the twenty-eghh day Of De-
cember Ammo Domni, 1854 barnard L. simpson OF the
label, the title OF which is in the words following,
wit Barnard l. Simpsons Aromatic Schiedam Juniper
schnspps, superior foaie Aat- DsPePHc InvigorAting
Cordial" the right whereof he claims author pro-
petor in conformity with act Of Congress- entitled
IAN Act 10 amend The several Acts respecting copy rgh
GEO w. MORTON
Clerk Of the Southern District Of New York.
And take pleasure this occasion tender my sincere
thanks the public In general and 20 my friends in paTcu
lar for the knd hbsray with which they have pafronsed
from my commencement Of this enterprise; and
them that shah continue provide them always with
genuine and Superior article Or sehiedsm sehnapps.
iy6-dSm BARNARD l. SIMPSON.
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Ho! for Kingston Springs!

1NHE undersigned have made an arrange 6IIAsS-S
Il ment with SIR. James ]. Baker, to run f532fzsszzS
a six passenger omnibus to the Springs three
times per week Fare each way, two dollars Office at the
Sewanee House, where seats NAV be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville pUHctUdy at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs 0WnotpdHy at same
hour, on Monday S, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resort thus offered to the publc
No pains will be spared to make the trip pleasant and
jouIn at Kingston agreeable.
je2I-2m O E. J. & ]. KREIDER.
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NOTICE.
HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the firm OF
i BEN. NJ. NOEL CO., to 7. O. BURGE, who, and A.
TYLER alone authorized to the of the firm in
liquidation &C. The business will be continued by them at
abe old stand, under the style Of T. G. BURGE CO.
solicit for them continuance Of the patronage so literally
bestowed on the old firm. BEN. NJ NOEL
Nashville, June s. 1855.
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EGnoES FOR SAIL.

u
n HAvE = kwof the hesi Negroes Nr aAla thst have
seen n tEo years any EeufisuEn waiting EQed ssf-
vant. saxht "a can ty Also EesAn = ne az
ctEssaas liEal kHss-". FV '''I IN
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GUM BATHING MATS.

VTTE have few more Of those superior Chamber Bath
w Matts-for sale by J. II McGlLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jy3 Corner of Square and College stI eet
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A NURSE WAN D-Enquirs at the True
n Wing Office. je26-u
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PARTICULARLY CHEAT
STAPLE GOODS

WE heave few passed styles BeTages, that sell
w ing at less than half price.
jel2 r. c. McNAIRY & co.
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7 AND WARRANTS will pay Cash TO all per-
IL sons having Land Warrants to dispose Of
Il. A. BALL0WE, Gen. Ag't,
jel2 No. II Deaderick st.
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RECEIVED PER EXPRESS.
PRICES REDUCED.

A FINE lot Of Parasols, sunshades Fans Muslin Man
n ties White Ribbons, &C., &c.
jei2 r. c. McNAIRY L co.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.
VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing themselves to be indebted to US
"a previous the LIST OF January last had better come up
before the st of july they will have settle with
officer, further indulge be allowed. hint
the wise, &C. ljel2l r. c. McNAIRY co.
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M have hand a very superior stock Of Linen and
w Cotton Sheetings, Table Damask Towels, Diapers,
Napkins, Bath Towels Mosquito Bars, White and Ooored
Bobinets, &c, which will sell cheap the cheapest
jel2 r. @. McNAlRY co.
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nREyOoRT HoUNE.

ERFSH FHUGTS-A suup,y Of ssraxeorriss and
apa ~ 'O'' 's''''' ''''' WEsskI THOMPSON.
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WE this day advaced the price Of Cotton Yarns and
w selling at H. TO- and cents, for numbers B. and
1905 per CT quantities above 10 bags, and time
regulated by quantity, as heretofore
jy8 W. II. GORDON co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06
NpW yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 100

md m being opened are found 10 contain SUI ID
a;chtv thousand dollars in sh ana over two millions
49, sas no,es and bills of exchange. These sew
"s,.I inns q veek'-nesry every letter Of
xh;ch miscsnfs either from the fault OF me
N Ali arrsp merits, or else from some circumstances
that TO TIE writers sie una soiaaoe-tne-9 Ns
",nrs are worthless all m stier," and should De
s;ri,ished The bouo' able eulosist thinks II quite
.cassa,r "a diminish the amount OF worthless maui
hen tbess ssu de sd letters are An attend
-, - eYerv mail system and il Is just IS mu n the
H., ~ eoyen ent to attend 10 the dead letters as
= 10 s.e 20 tie mail msrer 10 rs ordinary ransi.-
Tb.n il the meb. pie as not 70 krow lns' tnis
very same lsw largely Increases tne uuIo y,
letters the very worthless mstter tnat ne coliaus
NJ, Rut vby in the mans Of all common sense, oii
not hi. per temar who enjoys the IRA king prlVhee
ard Who Its 10 load mails with really = worm
less MATERNITY die he Lot tell rs something aooui
Il is sysem Of fra1kingl He says there are seye,a
tups aveek of WORTHLESS mail maier, "nen .I'S
mail matter il neither worthless nor unavoidaoV.
This Is several tuns week but does he not know
,bst there ia an average of about oIe thousand
turs a week OF ranked matter lsaviny Nasning
TON alone-,he full smo1nt o. hty nousina
inns In a year frSm this o3e pos, office No" ln's
ia really the "wcr'hles mail miter, ana III
,tssd of seversl tuus week II Is about one tnou-
SANG tups q week, ding TO iep0r; mace oy lue
CITY postmaster TO the house OF Representatives, iss'
Winter. Mr.. Perkins Gays BY the Law OF prepay
"nent, this evil several tups week OF worthless
"msi m.t,erl IS } ON greatly sbs.ed The real tsc,
Is AT LET IL be - "ev not, 30 far rom us oeing
"abaied n re is great increase Of thi. same malI
amatter' that be calls worthless, and Just on 81
count Of the law spproyts; ana ne can learn mat
at once by calling a. The Desc Letter once he
able gen temsn wishes 70 bolster up the s's OF
TIE Administrator le, him select happ ilnstra iocs
thsn this, or el;e let him talk on subject thN he
krovs something about.
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only prcp of the msnarcbieal principle in Italy;
Lei him only become unpopular in his estates, snd
all Italy becomes republican and united, while
the feud between the MAzxinists and Piedmontese
dstrac.s the spirit of the Italians and strengthens
the foreign occupiers of Lombsrdy and Venice
The advance OF the rate Of discount to full SIX
I'D ever ,eve, per cent for bills Of ninety five
day. in England and France is new proof OF the
J;.trust which reigns among the m0neyed classes
they are in fear of disturbances in France. L..
The King of Greece has at last dismissed his
m;nipter Kslergi and named a Cabinet less die
tasteful to the Queen than the last but the In.
Hsh and French ambassadors have declared upon
the nominations Of Trikoupi's ministry that 10
future they will hold the King personally respon-
.bIe for any hostile movement against Turkey or
the Allies, aid that therefore they are 70 confer
with him in direct way, without caring for HE
ministers.
Serious disturbances have already taken place
in Sicily. and troops are sent from Naples to Pa
lermo by every steamer Still We cannot get any
authentic news about the extent and importance
of the first rising Ar -
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LONDON, Friday, Oct 10, 1855.
The series of Russian defeats which character
see the present war receives brilliant continue
ben blythe vietoy Of tie Turks at Kars en- tie s9th
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His pe1t adventure, which is an essecsal pys,is.
mary to the development Of the story, u thvs 10

His next adventure, which is 90 essoe ~ pps,is.
mary to the development Of the story, u thu N.
lated:
Downward through the evening twilight
In the days toat are forgotten,
Ia the urremembesei age,
From the full moon ELL Nokonis,
Fell the beautiful osomis,
She wi e, bat no, q mother.
She was sporting WITH Der vuEhsp,
Swinging in ssiDg OF srspevlrts,
Wien Der rival, TIE rejected,
Full Of lealossy and hatred,
Gu, the leafy swing ssuncsr,
Cut in tsain the t~isted grsye-S1ces,
And Nokomis fell afffiSh'ed
Downward through the evening Twilight,
On the Muskoday, the ueaio<,
On the prairie full of bloss pms.
See a star falls g. said the peOp,e,
From the sky a sisJ is falling
There among The rms ana uossts,
There among the prsire lilies
On the Musk odsy. the meadow,
In the mooch hi ana the starleoI,
FAN Nosorai. bore daughter.
And she called her name Wenorsn,
A. the irst.born of her dsngbie-s.
And the daughter OF Nokomis
Grew I'D like the p,airie hlies,
Grew a tall and slender maiden,
With the heau,y OF he moonlight,
With the beauty Of The starlight
And NokOu.is warned her oi:p,
Saving Of ami of rePealog
so beware a. huulCk.ewls,
Ofthe Wes..Wnd, Mu6iessewsi
Iisten OF 10 What he tells you;
Lie not down u,on be mesioS,
Stoop not dow smoog the hles,
Les, tre We Mud come and harm you.
Bo; she htsdCd Do' the waning,
Needed no. those words Of sisocn,
And the West Wird ca ue q; evening,
Walking lgt ;ly DER the prairie,
WhspeII < Il toe leaves aud bis-sons,
Bendipg low the flowers aHd sTsSees,
Found the beautiful Wenonsh
Lying tleie among The hLts,
Wooed her with IL worjs OF GNeetners,
Wooed her with bis sOt caTeests,
Til che bore a SOD in sorrow,
Bore son Of love and sorros.
Thus was born my HisSa.hs
Thus was born The child OF wonder;
But the dsuSh OF Nokomis,
Hiswaths's gentle mother,
In her anguish died eeried
By the Wet Wind, false and faithless
BY the hsafiless Mudjes eews.
MI L; b.. - aft 70 Ia Al
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Mudjekeewis, the dusky sire of Hiawaths,
was q renowned warrior among the tribes, and
had obtained signal hOnOrs BY his triumph over
Mishe .Mokwa, the Great Bear of TIE Mountains
from whose neck he had borne away wondrous
trophy in sacred Belt Of Wampum." AS the re:
ward Of this exploit he received the name of the
West-Wind, with the privilege thenceforth of hold
ngiuprems dominion over all the winds Of heaven.
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liver and sgne rcmeer, without Knowing that al their
strength i owing 70 arsenic, quinae mercury, other
deadly poisons, which, though they often ''bleak tho
wIctcbed maadi.s that only With LITE. Bat the
wonderful efficacy az Rodes' Fever and Ague Cure, I"
lar innocence and in proof Of this the certificate
most celebrated eheni-i 10 the UEiied states James Il
Chiffon, ". -, j. attached % every bottle GEORGE u
BATS, Wholesale agent, is Water street and sae
by I. H. ring, G. '. CieheDer 4 Co., D. G. Well ca.
Beokbn--Mrs. ". Hayes; Boston-Weehs Potter,
Ib'iaieipbis-T ". Dyott Il Sons; Dctrct-nsatt <
Hammer; Bsltimoro--E. II. stcaicr Co.. Angn-~s Ga
HayiiaDh, Eiaisy Co.. fincinnati-Ioln D. Psrk: In
diana polisebest Browning; Chicago. u. Yorriny-
ton, 20 Clark street, Milwaukic--Greeue A Baton IT.
Ioas--idward >. Wheaton; New OrIesns---J Wright &
Cor and by respectable medicine des~r. throg ont tie
ni,ei States snd CO nadss
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On Tuesday, August I, by the Rev. u. Chapman Hx-
Q. ayas'ssAu to Miss MARY f. HYATT, daughter Of
wua. II. Hyatt, all of this city.
On Tuesday. August at the sullivan street NJ. f.
Church, by Rev. w. H. Ferris JoHy PILL TO Miss Caro-
Iisk eldest daughter Of Hewlett p LAaks of this city,
On Monday, August ., by the Rev. Father McKenna,
pastor Of ST James Church JAMES ARDIE E4q Of San
Francisco, to Miss anne daughter Of Thomas Carroll,
E~q, of this city.
San Francisco papers please copy
On saturday morning July 2s by the Rev Father Nc
tluskey JOHN Rlsros to EIIzARErH VIRGINIA. daughter
OF samuei hcClung, Esq, Of Trenton, New Jersey.
On SUNDAY evening July 10, by the Rev. DR.. Mie.t,
Of No III East Seventeenth street Mr. EDxuyp FIsy
Of Jersey City.
Jersey City papers please COPY
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United States Commissioners OGSce.
Before Joseph brigham, Esq.
CHARGE OF EELIsTINd FOR THE cRIxEA--coMPLArEr

CHARGE OF EELIsTIN0 FOR THE CRIMEA--COMPLAINT
AUGUST TN Usa.d Soss Is. cs.rsenss;n csd oe,s.
me- States evidence Anthony Rosenbaun,, was cross
examined AZ considerable length and avaled himself o.
Nc privilege o. declining certain questions.
H said he had been twice arrested before he commnni
saaed the facts TO the District Attorney; he under
arrest at the time he made the communication had been
prison about fourteen days had written contract
with the men he took to Boston; gave them money
am native of Hamburg am in this country about s.Y-
teen months went froIn Hamburg TO England and then
came 10 New York. was in England about three yca-s
was in great many places in England; was artist,
and painted lkenesses; in the commission business
m German goods
9 Were you not engaged in smuggling in Hng.and9
A. decline to answer. Was not in prison IA Eos. I'D
fer that offence.
q, Did you not away from England TO avoid ar
Ye1t?
A. object TO that. never was engaged here in tha
Ios,nese OF smuggling; us the manager OF business ior
Baldwin d Co., Philadelphia, jewellers.
q Did you not, rs their manager in importing eesaua
III government?
A. refuse to
Y Who YVES Mr.. Baldwin,
A. gentleman Of my acquaintance
Were not you Mr.. Baldwin.
A. have answered that question before. cannot b.
acquainted with myself never in the employment
81 any enigrant forwarding house here.
y What business have you been in since you
Nom PhiiadepEia besides engaging for the CrnseaS
refuse 10 answer; know the premises 70 Bowo-y;
Where and paid for them.
DID you ever receive any money that was paid there
fDr the business 81 the house2
A. No. never engaged in the business 81 ker ping
gals, or house Of prostitution there nor II any otlce
phee in the ely Of New York
.. Have you ever been engaged in gambling house
hre7
A. refuse 10 answer; know the gentleman present.
(Ar Brend) never wa in partnership with bin in the
hous IS Bowsgy.
witness Rosenbam reliable and accordingly Discharged
tbe accused.
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The Rhode Island Society the encouragement. of
nestle Industry, will hold exhibition OF horses and
cattle at the Washington Trotting Park, Providence
commence on Tuesday September 1lh and 70 continue
through the week. The premium list amounts TO four
thousand dollars. Competitor Is open to all States and
the British Provinces. judges will be appointed from
other States far practicable. The exhibition al
cattle sheep swine and poultry and the ploughng and
drawing matches will take place Tuesday, and an
auction sale will be held Eight hundred dollars Of.
iered in premiums. An address will be delivered before
The society in the evening. On Wedne day Thursday
and Friday the several classes Of horses will De exhibited
and on the afternoon Of each day there viii he grand
trial OF speed Of trottng horses. On Saturday h pre-
MUM horses will be oyhitited and auction sale will
be held. Thirty-tvo hundred dollars offered in prem
ums horses In order TO prevent the confusion which
must necessarily arise from the entrance or too large
number Of troing horses entrance lee OF 30 wilt be
charged Ia those competing Tor 500 premiums and o.
so 10 those competing for $500 premiums, be paid
the Isl Of September, ut the Office OF The society Rail
Doad Halls Providence. The other entrance fees s.
for single horses and 81 for matched horses. Arrange
nens have already beech made with the New York and
Eric Railroad and with the New York Railroad and
Steamboat line via Stoningon for the issue Of excursion
tickets and for the transportation stock al reduced
rates. such arrangements win he extended TO other
limos far may be practicable. For further particn
lars reference Is made to hand bills, which win in all
cases be forwarded application 10 The Secretary
JOSEPH ). COOKE, President;
c..
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Continuation Auet.o., sale OF oAu.ee ar~...

cHs wlnos, Nc "f = bIgh eest.-AI4RtItT II NItUI48f
will -cll this day "Wednesday at ii O'Clock az hi sales
rooms il Broad street the balance Of thoe YER. superb
ivsndjes clarefs &c, which IL continuation OK tn ,a
81 yesterday being the remaining stock 81 81
frsl importing houses, and 10 pure state, they
are 10 b. sold only 10 original package imported and
delivered from ihe United states bonded warehouse Til.
sale offers unusual inducements Ia i the closing
al large invoice and recommend the trad" rs SeH
strivate consmers 10 attend H. All the good arc e. ~
,od without reserve and every article warranted ~ r.
presented on the catalogue. For igN q GRIP ion
we refer 10 ne sdytrirgnent II Nj Sicos 10 hcr
s.lumn.
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singers Sewing Mnch1nes-Great Improve
msnts Just competed.-Having beaten the whole sewing
machine world before SINGER has dstanced himself
The machines, just out without noise, with lit
lie cxertion IN the operator and with double speed
that In given time twice much work he done
with the old machines. Tho immense superiority and
nomy Of these machines be and understood at
gAsnce. Call and examine them
J. NJ. SINGER l. Co.. 1913 Broadway.