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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-25
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

a l. a VI "A ~ ID A. IL a r. ~
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more fire -
w than any errngs Eafes in use, and sold IN ia
the same prices Alsn krOn shuttle rs, sash m ii
and Doors Cor Bank Vaults and SE$
stores. Also, Patent Slate Linrd RrBrig-
orators, all warranted goood and cheap in the
courtry, by EVANS WATSON, No. 20 South 4th street.
Phade Thia Pa Hal s Patent Powder Proof Locks and
al the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c..
LILLARD authorized to receive orders AID make sales Of
the above. my5-ly
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New Book on missions.

4 CYcLOPEDIA oF MISSIONS Containing e'EsT -
n hehsve vies ~ Msanary apersuoas throaxbo1i m
WeFd With Geosrapaei pescfpi sui a. dnls % ne
soeis Moral aii aeagoas eonon Of he Peope b Rev.
MAnvHN NEaoUAH.
Tire atlsnl0a % Cergymrn o. az psnoHlaisots = IN
vii-d 70 TIE above w0rk- FoF sair b.
CHARLEs W SMITH,
Ga sec Al College street.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

TTYE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS co
still ntinue selling their ce brated hOiPra and
biarrhea Preventive. from the effects Of which
many last year reaptd great comfort and ree by TIE
Ga Ion, Hotte Glass. Asp eventives always bette
than cures trOngly recommend all it. The Poo
supplied with charge if with practising
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this arc in the house, in case OF emer'
gency. LYONS & CO,
myI 10 Cedar street.
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Pancake Tobacco.

iI'HAr lsag ioozsd and anx0u-ly anticipated brand
- Tobacco. manufactured expressly t0r ~, Is re-
eeiyed and fJT sale by LYONS CO.
arBl2. Il 10 Cedar street
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HOZIERY. GLOVES, &C.

TJSr rsesved large ssocz Of Whs. nro~n aad Fsaey
al eIorsd Qsttaa 81 And Isle Us cad Hose kn Gloves
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
spas Ne. Is csAsrssrsst
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THE BEST HAIR DYI;
10. G. WIN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
40 OIL. c@.oa% NJ SyrvIIIF rFNN

MY stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C. is very
WI complete having rec lived ire supplies seected by
one Of the person. Lubin Bazins and MtchePs
Extracts; American Tinct. and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps Hair Tooth Brushes, in every Style Dill
luc and l. hins ,ches Aromatic Chryssls China Metal
aud Cias- Puff foxes styles; Shell Combs large
stock Also have hand Indigo, Madder White Lead,
Iinseed Oil, Turpenne &C, &c je9
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FROM NASHVILLE To NEW ORLEANS
THROUGH IN rnsR NAYS
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
$3.50 49, s4SsSsIssi - - Al
RATS IsEDGCED.


L'ROM the 10Th Instant to n, LIST Of June the rail-. A.
freight nom Charleston AMI Savannah to Nashville viii
FIRST CLASS.
Books and ationery, Boots Shoes ard Hats Bottled L.
quors and Oils.
camphne and Spirits Turpeutne in casks and barrels.
China, Glass and Glass Ware Cigar, in cases Clocks
Confectionery, Gallery IN boxes and cases. Dry cords in
Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubbrry Furs, Garden Seed.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners
oysters cans and jars sa'ry, Tin Ware Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes, Corr Tobacco in
boxes Carragr Springs and AXrs Leather aud box
y 100 rs '''''''S' ''''''' u r1''i I: Se q;
SPECIAL RATES. ~
Boxes, Furniture. Piano Fores Carriage. at,xst ., ,
other light articles ,npmerated Also Carlow Of tI,
will be sasrn at actual weight, but charged ub st class
All articles not enumerated be charged at rates Of an
Prom LIST June to lst Of Dece nber they will b, changed
follows.
l;' Cas- as above, per loo lbs. ......... I'll ss
Special rates q yO
Merchants shpp from the Eastern cities will end th,
the cheapest as vel as the expeditions Freghts
irum New YORK. ant hlade ph Charleston and Swan
a h ranges from to IL GEMS per cubic foot, according to
! class and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding II Mer
ehandse, II will be Necessary consign Commission Ner
chants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence To the above
/ rates 1 ANDERSON S,,D,
janii-u n. 4 @. r. K.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled to he above each and
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n a C. K. r. plainly marked upon it.
HLA.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
~ and aer this date, the Articles as enumerated beov
~ viii be sen through Charleston and savannah AZ he
pie Affixed TO each article:
tobacco, hhls, D tOa Ds..................... Soc
Pork Ia bbIs.. p loo rs ....... -.....'s Al M
'aggihsdnu hope, o loo .-.-....... I 20
H. ANDERSON, Supt
y'-u n. O. Railroad.
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ADVANCE IN POWnEI.
GU n p O WD f. r.

7 HAVE hand and will hereafter keep a constant
supply 81 the following arcl-sI
DupOHI's celebrated HiFIc nud Sporting
powder, ia cansers and quarter, hall aud whole
kegs
Teuisurssre BLASTING, in kegs OF 2,lbs and bar
rels Of TOO ms.
TOy, 8.ic BE- Gord q Co.'s Safety Fu,c. war.
ran'ei superior
Ra.rot1 Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally,
supplied a he lowest marset pric-s.
Prompt attention given all orders
NALrFR SCOTT,
Agent fpr the Nsnufqc'urers,
Ollie with r. Chratham Co.,
sepS Corner 81 SIrir.r aud Cot, &c streeis.
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" SIMPSON, PROPRIETOR MI NlCkERsoN'Supt. -h-AA
aPi5-u
AN ADVERT HENT
THAT APPEALS TO THE
SOUND SENSE Of TIE COMMUNITY.
STANDARD MEDICINES.
The following unequllled series FamH, Medicines may
depende, upon With the utmost conf lence they have
the aUprob Hou Of the bes ply >cians in the c"un-
uy, and are recommended by al who have
them superior any smily med
,cn known. IllEY FAVE BEEN
BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR TEN WARS,
During winch tine THAI 5000 certificates have been
received igom eminent pu'io nen nd ethyr2 and are
nos Ole at the CoupaHy's ofice. TuEY ARE
COMPOUNDED with the utm.'st skin, End the
Ingredients are thoroughly tested BY
tide chemists. 50 thai medilnes II a
uniform and reliable Ialty are
gutraLtreh in I'll cases.
THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
Are rticusry valuabe for the prevention and
Feyrrs general, Bilious ami Liver Complaints, Jaun
d. sIepsia, Heart Burn, Costiyeness, Gripping,
Urinary Diseases, Obstruction. Il the Men
CIV o other chrome bis asses in
hae all ordinary family use.
Full directions Tor the various Diseases accompanying each
box Price % ce - box
THE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
speedy and inalbie remedy in narrhGa, Dy'en'ery,
Bloody flux, Cholera MoIba' Che's'1 In,.n um, ana
toms, va: vomiting and diTrh@a II never
fails to cure the worst possible cases OF bow
eI complaints generally in a feS hours,
seldom beyond day. IL - pare
~ Vegetable, sLd taken IN al
most any quantity Is perfectly harmless.
GRFFENBURi GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
Invaluable Tor Burns Wounds Sp Chlblans, Corns
sore., SSeuiugs Of all kin ~, RhenmAtsm Erysipelas
Bronchitis, scroiu.a Ulcers, Pains In he Side aud
Hack, Immediately &C ieyed, lnnAmauon OF The
Bowels, aud for all cases where there Is
ina smsliOn.
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATH0LIC0E,
certain cure r Proapsu UtcT, and fr most Of the dis
tre,sinF comp, ints incident o Females.
Prrpared by Dr THEO. POMERy Y, Of Utca, solely for
the Grs cnberg Company.
THE OTHER GREFEEBERG MEDICINES ARE,
EYE LOTION,
HEALTH RiTTERS,
CuNSUMPrtYE BALM,
CHILpREN's PAN CEA,
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
LlBRY'S PILE OINTMENT,
SARsAPARiLlA COMPOUND.
THE GRRFENBURG MANUAL OF HEALTH,
complete hand Of medicine for families Price Soc
ALSO, the famous NED BUG BANE certain cure for
Bugs. Price 25c. for sale BY
ALEX. Mackenzie, Nashville,
sept6 Hndby AL Druggistsin town and country.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
z5s 81 - -


OPEN TO THOMPSON'S STATION.
n and after Tturss y Augu-t 2}t trains will run be-
~ tween NIshvlis add thoupson's station as fJlows:
MORNING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at 80 4. ~; arrives at Thompsons Al
5 A. VI.
RErURNiNG-I caves Thcmpson's at s IS A. NJ; arrives
az kaahyiIe at 1880 A NJ
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at II 2. VI arrives at Thompsons q
5P VI
kEiURNiNG-Ieaves Thompsons at IS 2. NJ; arrive
al Ns-hyrR 90 6 - "
On suud th- Morning Train only in he run, leaving
nashville at A. ", and Thompson 81 - a. VI.
- At lhump> n thr Stsgrs Of Carter, Thomas and
Hou n connect wi d the trains.
Through It~kets Tor NENpiIS WAYNFSBORO, JACK
son, TtsCUNBiN, FL0Sf NCE. ULFSKI md COLUM
A, can be procured the General stage flee under
Nerandea IlOte. A. ANDEt son,
aug22 r. hing. aud Supt.
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CURE FOR HARD TIMES

A Nd the Road to Wealth at E. N CARR & cos Ex
~ change and Lot cry Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
the Maryland Lotteries who have, during the last sin
months, sold raj Capital Prizes besides large
Of aler amounting in the aggregate to more than
hundred Ia usand liars And convince your elf b.
snEe rial that he great road TO wealth is purchase
cket Of the lucky and ftr-fIned prize sellers,
Z \. CARR 4 co.
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LADIES SLIPPERS.
4 CARD.

w under way again. and will be pleased 10
w firnds in any thing they want in the Fur
nbure line Loctiul GKOOMES NANCE co.
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y SsUItI-
12O boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
80 do celebrated " Pancake" do
20 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
20 do Palmetto Twist do
100000 Spani. and American Cigars;
Too d,Z boxes SardIneS,
p bbs Nuts. assorted:
bag each Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 co.
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
every train Dy leaving directions at e her Of the above
offices will call for passengers liz all parts Of the CITY. wiL-
ant f.f! jg26-u
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. s. SWYh
YER, o. Ia Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE Z oHArrANoOsA RAILRoAn
CHANGE or SCHEDULE

80 sssss:E 49, zg9 81
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THROUGH IIJhEIS,
And all Information can he obtned he Offices No.
I,urnet Il use Building W l.. O'BRiEN, Ticket Agent;
No III front office, GIBBS House Building, ALEAANbEh
HANiITON Ticket Az MT or at the office Southeast
corner Of Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer
House cr at Eastern Little Miam Depot East Front
-tfeet. 49,. -.
0gce A0tas from ~ A. u, until ~ P. n
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FINE ARTS.

NtARD-slGNOR NICOIINO CALYO, THE WELL KNOWN
~ artist, and his son. John A. Calyo, having recently
returned from Spain alter absence Of three and
half years. where they have been honored by the pa.
tronage Of the Queen and nobility beg leave to inform
the public that they will their profession In all
its branches, especially landscape portrait painting and
to furnish designs for classic and picturesque edces
private mansions &c. He will also furnish all kinds OF
designs for wood engraving Residence 100 East Twen
ty-frst street.
VTALENTlNES.-SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE
Y valentine dealers in all parts OF the country
Jhould send at for one Of
sTRoNG's TIM DOLLAR SAMPLE LOIS
Of Valentines containing the following large assortment
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YOUNG LADY, USDER TWENTY
INl four, rather prepossessins, weh educated &C.
quantspce Of Young man, not thirty Of medium
statsre imposing address, good character, educatsd
provided both are pleased Money object a. she noe
has thirty thousand dollars and IL heir 70 fifteen thou
sapd more Sincerity mutual 10 insure reply sddrsss
Annie G., Dor 4o0c New York Po~t Ocs enclosing one
letter stamp, and stating full particulars.
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ANTHOLOGY.

NEADAME HARRIS, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
M services 10 the ladies and gentlemen OF this city
n phrenooxy by books and science. she Ia TO be con-
suited about love, marriage, business Law matters &C.
and vl1eli the Of the lady gentlemau they viii
marry; also the OF her walters. Madame Harris
converses Ia English, French, add German. Residence
500 Bowery, bctseen First aud second streets.
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These will be sent at once In . neat package BY
press otherwise, to any city, town village in the
This is the most liberal offer made to valentine
dealers by any publisher, and should induce all who
wish to secure is advantages to send in their orders
without delay. Valentine companies and wholesale
dealers supplied on the most liberal TERMS for cash.
from the largest and most splendid assortment Orders
sent to 7. W. STRONG Manufacturer, ~ Nassau st., NJ
T.. will be punctually attended to
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FOR SALE.


HOTEL FOR SALE.-THE FURNITURE AND LEASE
Ii Of drst class hotel in Broadway, with good
reputation, and doing good business, viii be sold at
sacrifice and bargain to sperson with ten fifteen
thousand dollars in cash, the present has not
sufficient means to continue the business advantage
The house pleasantly situated Of the very best To-
cations In Broadway and will be made first rate invest
NEST for wishing eugaye in the hotel bust
ness ANY person wishing to treat the bshm
will please address, with real name box 64S Post Of
fee, and they will receive immediate attention.
CLEIGH ROBES AND BELLS FOR sALE-TwO VERY
- handsome second hand robes (cost 5000 good as
new and one string OF silver plated small bells; also
good saddle and bridle will be sold Cheap Address
Sleigh robe, box 2, 452 Post Office.
ITO EXCHANGE OR FOR SALE-MGHT LOIS, Is BY
i 100 feet, Fifty ninth street. w,st Fifth ave.
nue., opposite Central park also newly finished house
and eight lots at Paramount Upper Morrsania win DO
exchanged for location the sound Hudson river,
sold low. E. G. CHARLES 1888 Pearl street.
ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS AND OTHE 2S.--THE ADJ
yerser il directed TO offer for sale the entire ma
chnery steam engine fixtures and implements OF trade
OF foundry and workshops fitted up expressly for the
manufacture Of iron railing &C.. all Of which have been
recently appraised at the sum OF for the
binary low price OF 000 together with the transfer Of
the lease OF the premises consisting of six lots of land
and the brick workshops and foundry thereon situated
at Hoboken New Jersey within five minutes walk OF the
ferry. For further psrti sulars apply to
GEORGE PLArT, No. So Broadway.
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TIVE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHENIX MINING AND
i Manufacturing Company Of Virginia, who intend
subscribing for the stock Of the company, in
formed that they must do before Thursday the
LIST Of February the subscriptions will be closed
that day Apply at Is Broadway, room No. 8, second
story, between and 4 p. NJ
VIJITHERS PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, Al and - South Third street.
Philadelphia and Corporation loans bought and
sold on Commission promssory and drafts nego-
tated collections made upon all accessible points In the
country drafts other cities, in sums to suit pur-
chasers
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STOLEN GOODa.

NFFNx or THE CHIEF or POLICE, NEW YORK.
~ Jsa n. 16SS-0wners are wanted Al the Yirst
istr;st Police Court Tombs Centre street. for the fol
IovIns property supposed TO have been stolen
oar psutaioons ten pair overals one pair boots, two
h.ms three Arkiss butter also at Third district Police
oar Fssex Market for two mahogany chairs, found.
GEO. ". MArSEiL, Chief Of Police.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY TWO YEARS OLD, OF
"A good moral character and strictly temperate, ven
educated and OF good business qualifications desires to
open correspond with young lady between tbs
of eighteen and twenty, with view TO matrnouy
lady kind and aectionatc and agreeable In her
nsrs, win find In the advertiser gentleman WHOSE
greatest pleasure would be 10 study her happiness All
comnunications strictly confidential Address IL v. r.
Herald ONCE.
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LIRE MISUNDERSTANDING rs HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant TO the statutes of the State OF New York.
in such case made and provided that application viii
be made the Legislature, ct Its present session. for
the passage of law TO the fund Of the Fire De-
parment and Of the city Of New York, to one hun
dred and fifty Thousand dollars.
New York, Jan. 10, 1885.
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TT 8. NAVY SAILORS AND oTHERs.-HuTRA PAY
u. promptly paid, bounty land warants obtained,
bousht and scsd pensions procured balances due heirs
claims sgsinst the q. 8 recovered By
EDwAKp Bn8sEI,
Agent and late Purssr .. g. Navy, o. Wan street
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REsTAURANTN.

LNRfz AND EASY.-oUR OLD FRIEND, WILLIAM
IL Tovee, win take the chair on Saturday evening,
9Th ct the free and easy At house Of Mr. VIM Bat
ler corner OF Twenty hth street and Ninth avenue,
where he wili be happy 10 see all his friends.
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NEW JERSEY RAIIROAB--F0R PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West via Jersey Citv Nal ana
express lines.-Issve New York ~ 8 and 10 A. NJ ana
and p y. Fare, % 70 in 4, and % in and 10 n
stopping at AL way stations Through tcksts sold fo
Cacinnat and the West, and for Baltimore washnxtou
Norfolk, &c. and through baggage checked 10 wsshlno
tea In and 10 A. n. and sP.M
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r MORIARTY, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
81 . at 10 O'Clock, at 173 Chatham street. large
ortment OF furniture from families removingbureaus,
chairs tables Sofas clocks, carpets, feather beds, mat
teses bedsteads, and various other goods Sale posi-
tive.
n EASE, FIXTURES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1s2
IL Mercer street.-Monday, Jan. 20, at 1o1s O'Clock,
mirrors oil CLOTH lounges, centre tables easy chairs
counters bedteads carpets glassware, decanters bar
axtures furniture &C. also oil paintings, together With
lease Of house. Deposits required. W. A. CARTER,
Auetioneer, 81 Dey street.
n USsEIL W. wFsTCUTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III household furniture at auction, by catalogue, on
monday January 90 at 10h O'Clock at ~ Eighth ave-
nue. Fourteenth street consisting OF ell the hand
some paror, chamber and basement furniture, in the
shove house Sale positive rain shine; consisting OF
three elegant pier and mantle glasses rosewood and ma
hogany ete aetes chairs in plush and hair cloth,
rosewood paror furniture, hair cloth and brocatee,
rosewood eegere doors rosewood centre and pier
tables marble tops silver ware rich castors salvers,
cake baskets spoons, forks napkin rings ladies', &C.,
apesry royal Wilton and other carpets, lace curtains
hades,. carved bookcase costly mantel and or
nameas with beautiful collection Of oil paintings,
osewocd add mahogany bedsteads elegant marble top
bureaus and wsshstani cheval glasses, superior hair
mattresses feather BEDS spring seat chairs, rockers,
SOFAS lounges gilt mirrors eoameiled suit chamber fur
nture, toilet sets &C. With large variety OF basement
turoiturs dining and tea tables rich china, cut glass
ware erockery, oil cloth, &c. Catalogues ct house.
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nRIHTING MATERIALS FOR sALE-ABouT |. 900
i pounds OF bourgeois, 200 do. Of minou I50 do Of
smal plea type all little used Several double and sin
ee brsss gaileys composing scks, &c valued at from
1850 70 500 and viii be sold for hundred cash. and
the balance taken in printing sixteen octave page
semi monthly magazine. Address IL. g. Herald ofkce
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DANCING ACADENfIEs.

DODwORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SoS
A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, is now open
Tor the reception OF pupils who can commence at any
time. Ladies' and children Wednesdays and Satur-
days at and p. NJ; gentlemen Wednesdays, Thurs
days and every other Friday, at ~ 7. NJ Practising
assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies' and gentle
men. Monthly soirees usual Circulars, containing
days hours and terms Of can be had at the
academy at any time, or viii BE- sent BY post.
nANCING ACADEMY, n HOWARD STREET MILF
IL CAROLINE vEZIENs begs leave to inform the
public that she has opened her dancing academy for
the instructions Of ladies and gentlemen, In the most
stylish dances Of the day School Tor practice every night
from half past seven 10 ten O'Clock
IDNyATE DANCING, 600 BROADWAY THE LAST
chance 70 learn the late mode in few lessons, ct
a reduced price. Each pupil instructed separately.
new class Il now forming for beginners Circulars to be
had and all applications 10 Be made, Of R. Burnton, 274
Bowsry book store.
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TIOCSE AND LOT FOR SALE-N0 2l2 WEST
H Twenty eighth street. and opposite Lamartine
square rst class location lot 2l feet by half the
block house has modern improvements, In good order
and win be sold for less than s value 00 title per-
feet. Address II. g. Stone, No. SOS Eighth avenue.