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The AnnuaEStafe Fair.

MIC AE1Eh NAGt SSedaGC Il GkAh
rTNhA Animal state Far Of ihs TENNESSEE SrATz As-
rIcpLruPAL BUREsU will be held on the State Fair
Grounds, Nashville commencing on
MONDAY, THE 18Th DAY UF OCTOBER NEXT,
and continuing daring lhe week liberal hist oi prem
branches Of Agricultural Mechanical and Household
Industry and domestic Animils. The premium list with
the list Of Judges and he geners regulations o. the Far
viii be published IN pamphlet iOrf~ es It be
prepared, and fjrweIded " tho = desiring copies
This geoeral aotre IN ended ID advise the farmers and
mechanics OF the State gf the aud place OF the Fair to
them that the arrangements the Bureaus ozp
grounds fr the OF exhibitors and yrors
viii be the best ever prepared similar occasion in this
State, and the preanium list liberal. -,f.
By order Of the Bureau T. G. EASTMAN,
Juiyl5-d SECRETARY
rS- Banner Patriot and Gazstte Nashville; Register
and Standard knoxville Advertiser and Gazette Chata
Dooga; HerSd Lebanon Flag, Gallstin Review, Frank
lin; Appeal and Eagle, Memphis Madsonian and Whig,
Jackson; Democrat Columbia; and Czen Pulaski, copy
weekly to the amount of i've dollars and forward bills to
the Secretary %. a
TINHE NEW YOHK CITIZEN -JV N AIrCHbL On
L THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTI0N-THE CIfI'
ZEN Of this week contains among other IN terssng St
ter, original articles Democrats and DesPoe-ene
Remedy for kansas Central Amsrics-Trial OF hefoers
Foul Piay-Our Dublin rrespondent-Massacre oy
Steau1-Tne Value Of Edueaiop-Slave Life IN Europe,
Africa and America Interesting Letter from California,
aga;st the Vigilance Committee Next week. August I'd,
he CITIZEN will contain lmPoFtsut Letter from JNO.
MiFCHEL ON The PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. This
Istter viii appear exclusively 10 CITIZEN The Lite
of Thomas Devin Reilly. By Mr.. Mitchell, may shortly be
srpected in the JInzsS. Subscription 80 per snnun
Office, 10 Spruce Street. New York
ivSO-tf
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MEDICAL

Soda Water.
we have fitted up our Soda Apparatus for the Sea-
IN son. would respectfully call the attention of the
lovers this Innocent and grateful beverage to our foun
tain, where will be happy TO dispense the cooling
dranght to all who favor With their patronage We
confdent with increased proficiency in the pepar
alton of both Soda and Syrups will be disappointed
who msy give Soda Water q trial
..-..-' DEMOVILLE l. BELL, Druggists
may25 No 26 Cherry street
ID AIN Of Thousand Flowers received and sale by
ID a s.- DEAoVILLE d BELL. I
sE&TOOD'S Celebrated Hair Restorative received and
w for sale by DEM0YILLE BELL
n OWS BROWN WINDSOR SoAP-Just received
IL fresh supply of Lows Genuine brown Windsor Soap
FOR sale by DEM0YlLLE BELL.
N0MBS-Just received superior lot Of Dressing and
~ Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
may25 DEMOVILLs d BELL
DORr MONIES-A splendid assortment received and
Il for sale By DEM0VILLE BELL.
may25 f-.-
DOTASH-ReoeiVed and for sale BY
i ...-. DEMOvILLE & BELL
junes
ENGLISH MUSTARD-ReceNed extra tine
IL article, and for sale by -.
iuue6 DEhOVlLLE BELL
ENLAVORIkG EXTRACrS--Lemon, Vanilla,
Il Rose Celery, Orange, Pine Apple. Almond, dc.
june6 DEMOVILi4E b BELL.
DHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
Il Various patterns received and forsale By
je6 DEM0VILLE BELL
FINEA, TEA.--We Keep constantly hand superior
l. article of Black and Green Teas, which will war
rant to be OF the best quality
je6 -Is DEM0VILLE d BELL
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MEDICAL

A MPUTATING, COUGHING, CUPPING, Dissectiag,
N DENTAL, Midwifery, LYTH0TOMlC 7Tepan.
ming INSTRUMENTS. At the lowest prices BY
apo Il WELLS
ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED =
Il COLTS AReBs and other Pistols assorted. PORTE
MONIES and Card CslSes of PEARL Ivory, She'll Buck,
Morocco and Russia Leather SILK AND Corros PURsEs
For sale cheap by 7. WELLS.
CILVER Ivory Bone and Horn Rrddsd Sword Ebony
- Rattan, Hickory and Steel WaLtang Canss BY BY
APPS 7. WELLS.
uAIR OILS, POmatnms, HAIR DYES, Hasr Rea0ra.
IL tUss, FANCY SOAPS Shaving Creams, TOILETTE
WATERS, FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
aPr5 I. WELLS
MAX CANDLES assorted SaseS aud colors; STIR md
w Sperm Candies; 20 boxes brown and transparent
Soaps. Offered cheap BY T. WELLS.
(NOUGH CANDY, Pulmonary Hqfers. Jsynes' TX pee
~ torsnt BULLSSARSAPARlLLA,D DAViD'5 PAIN
Pe1rEd Sdgo Bary lANAREDs, Preserved Ginger, RICE
Received by I. WELLS.
A LCOHOL, Brandies, WINES, VINEGARS, ztas, as
"A sorted, CHOCOLATES, Mustards, HAVANA CT
CARS, Fine Tt6GccOs. BY I. WELLS
DAINTS, OILS, YARNI5HEs Of best qualities; DYE
Glassware, SroSE WARE, FLOWER POTS, assored-
Offered lew by I. WELLS
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Lqnd Phlsler, rLAstGa rAR
II Is Spanish Whiting, ClGlk, PUalCE STONE.
DOTASH Soda, SdIeratWs, Saltpetere, BoRAx Cream,
spr5 " '' '''''O TwELLs
7 IFE PRESERVERS, SHoULDss BaAcrs, Trusses
II GAME BAGS Shot Belts Received by
spr5 7. WELLS
DUkRING FLUID and Lamps. Received by
ID apr5 T. WELLS.
CNUFFS.-French Rsppee. Mscaboy, Scotch, and
> DELPE7'S ROSE SNUFFS. By I. WELLS.
MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERs, and
WI MUULDINGS. Received and offered cheap by
apr5 I. WELLS.
V4TALL PAPER.-4,OOO BOLTS,-Fne Satin,
w Glazed Gilt aud Velvet Hall and Psrlor Papers;
UNGLAZED PAPER, a large assortment Of Uery hand
some patterns, at auslry oaO prices Gilt Velvet and
Paper Bordering Fire Board Prints, Curtains Tester and
Centre Papers. Raceived and for salelow by
apr5 I. WELLS.
HEDGE PLANT.-Large supply of fresh Usage
II Orange the American Hedge Plant Seed. Just re-
ceiyesa and for sale by T. WELLS
Sign OF the Man and Mortar, on Market, opposite
APPS Union street Nashville.
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i
TUESDAY Oct 81, 1855 Sweepstakes for wear asas
L $500 subscription, Slo0 forfeit Two mile hsarE.
three to make rses; tOeose ths Ist ay Of Jv
1856. $500, added BY the Club # or more start
Second kaes-Sams Dag-Sweepstakss for vear olds
sl90 sntrznce-S59 forfeit One mis heats-S or nnors
70 make . race; 10 close LIST July.
WEDNESDAY,, oct. Z2.-Joekey Club Purss $3.50
two milo heats. ...
Second Raes-Sams Day--Sxeepsiskes for year Olds
800 enTanee$25 forfeiL Ails oug OF morS TO MAKE
q race; 10 close LIST July.
THURSDAY, Oct Ss Sweepstakes for 8 year olde
$500 entranee-e50 Forfeit Two mils heats Thres OF
more to make race; 70 close la July.
Second Kaee-Sweepstakes for all ages. $500 suraEes
ESQ forfeit Mile Keats. Two or mora 10 make Faes
20 close lst July.
FRIDAY, Oct. S4.-JOcksy Club Purss ssoO-thrss
mile heats. -t-f.r
Second R4ee-Swepstlkes for ali ages S20e entrance
$50 forfeit Two mile heats. Two or nos 20 make =
race; to close LIST July. lar4
SATURDAY, OcL 25.--JOOksy Club Purse ssoo-iosr
mile heats.
Second RscsSseepsskesfo foe uutrisd ysar dds 600
entrznees50 forfeit. Thrss 70 make race, 10
closs LIST July.
-4-a st WI. PHIILIPS
iunel9-dtf P-nprietor
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X tzsssSsz2
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, O2IO, AND
BALTIMORE, % ROURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
Il ington be procured to which point as well as to
Baltimore it is the shortest most direct and in every
spect the most reliable route II is the only BY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets New York are enabled
to reach the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus en-
abng business Men and Travellers for pleasure infOr
nation to visit fur Of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be aforded by any other route.
And it is the only route BY which Through Tickets
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston Savannah, Macon At.
anta, Augusta, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
TO LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad Indianapolis lnd make direct connection
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel
ing whence close ecOnnection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad made to Washington City. Baltimore, Phila
dephia and New York.
tS5- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phs transferred at Cairo to the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsnte lndanapos Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus al 10 A. NJ $50 T. NJ and
u P. NJ
~ Travellers are requested to notice thai while this is
the o8 route at riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Ces al the charged By other routes to Ae0
TORS % it lie also the shortest speedy and direct
10 a the leading points the East The distance from
Columbus TO Banmoreis only 576 miles being about 100
are less charges OF cars bv this route and consequently
less dOleu'log, rhaD b. O:ner.
s-s- The itai baasied Ni.h broken stone and is
entirely tre ii,m Gu,t
For ure: inIu nation. please apply 10 D. O. RUMSEY,
Agent Nashville Ie1u.
FOR Th 0ueh Tlck-t7 apply 10 Louisville al the office of
the u y Mail steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Oihee Nam strtel WM. .. W0ODSIDE
Muster Transportation B. & u. r. r.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
june %
WANTED IHMEDIATELY.
INNETHOUSAND BUSHELS OF RYE; TEN THOU
i sand bushels OF Wheat; 10000 pounds of Wool for
which we will pay cash
je29-2m SEYMOUR. TANNING l. co.
TO THE SrOCKHULDEKS IN THE
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
q meeting Of the Board of Directors of said Com
n pSny, this day held it ordered that further in
stament of ten per cent upon the original stock be paid
into the Treasury before the lst day of July next
By order OF the Board.
W. B. A. RAMSEY,
maylO-d3m Secy d Treas.
LAND WARRANTS,
AN pay ing cash for Land Warrants Call at nv Office
on Cherry street. over the Post Office, on Joseph
Fellows at Yorks Bookstore.
iyl-tf J. G. FELLOWS
LAST CALL.
LII those indebted to the late firm of Rsmage Church
N are requested to max immediate payment to
june 2s JOHN RAMAGE
AZ College ST.
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UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT.

TTJiE mart session Of this College will open on Monday
September 8. The Classical Course sfalI and every
faculty sfJrded TO students IN scientific Branches
Preparatory School attached embracing oftwo
years The Military system is adopted efectual
means Of preserving good order economy regular hab
a1d active bodily exercise. Charges fer Tuition aud
Boarding 500 term Of twenty Surgeons Fee
s5. Engineering. French, Spanish, German, Drawing
Bookkeeping and Fencing each SO per term of twenty
7a 3 weeks.
last session Of the Medical College closed with $50
MatyiculGnts spd IS Graduates from Is States The
Military College closed its first yearin Nashville with l54
atreclants IRON IA States Tor Catalogue and Regula
tons, apply to
Nashville, July 81 ls5s.-2mw&w*
mEDlCAL COLLEGE, OF GEORGIA..
AUGUSTA, July, 1856
THE twsntJ nth Course OF Lectures this Institution
l. Will eOmmezce the frst Monday in November next.
FACULTY. a. Er
SAB q. H. NEWTON, Nj. D, Anatomy - p a
L. A. DUGAS N. d., Surgery. ! --.
LIP GARVIN, n. D., Materia Medioa, 1heFapsutics and
Medical Jurisprudence ,t s-S3 a-frE ''
ia, EVE, NJ. D, Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women
and Infants.
HvN MILLER, Nj D, Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy. .-i = So '.---f
ALEX MEANS, M D. Professor OF Chemistry.
l. FORD, Nj d, Institutes and Practice Of Medi
@
f BELL NJ D. Surgical Comparative, and
m;croscopical AnatrYnv. 'te4
CAhPBELls D. Dsuonstrator Of Anatomy.
SlGAoA5. N. D, Assistant DemOnstrstor
JUKIAH HARRIS, AZ D. Prosecior to Professor of
Surgery
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly the City
Hospital, and ample opportunities will be afforded for the
study Of Practical Anatomy.
ices for the sRtire Course .$l05 90
Matricuiation Ticket Ito be taken Once) -. 500
For further particulars, apply 70
ID NJ
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Extra Zinc Pian,ls-
CoNLEY 4 JOHNSON,

:, lSuceessolS 70 AcOiure ! Moore 49,.
NO. 1U Broad, aud NO. "a south Narkee "a
Nashville, Tenn. .7- ! Il -
X EhP constantly en- hand all kinds of COOKING and
~ heating Stoves, plain and ornamental; also ia.
ware, Grstes Ac., Sc ?. l-ITsT -
kOobng and SpOutng done with ueatuess end espsfch
Sheet Iron sod Copper work for Boals Koitnr Nils
tbecheapsst i.a,s~lYY
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- UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
NEediCAI DeDaFtmlent.

INHE sixth Annual Course OF Lectures ID sns lnsna
3 Il bon viii commsnoe Monday, the Sd of November
fuH preliminary course, free TO ell stndens VIII be
given By the Prosessors commencing the first Monday
ID October. 49,
ProsSsors Fees SIO5 Ms;rculsiion Fee, IS; Prieti-
csi Anat my flo Graduation Fee S25. For Catalogue
and Announcement sppy to
Dean OF the Faculty.
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SWEEPSrAKEs OVER THE NASHVILLE E
COURSE
FOR 0CTOBkR faEe.
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W W AOSSAL.; :, T. > scor5. 6. =. eAucs
RUSSELL, SCOTT q CO.,
WHOLESALE 6RoCERs AND cOMMIsNCH
-. MERCHANTS
10. 50 BR1ADwAr HASHvlIIu TExxRasxr
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voL XVII
UNION AND AMERICAN.


oFnoE-ooRNER 0HuRcH AN9 0AEsRY sTKEE3s
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Il l. furnished
u tos1bseTihefz at &8 90 per annnm in advance ,sss
fhe TRI.WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and SATURDAY at es 90 per snnuz, an advance; If nos
paid inedFance, sc 90. - : 49,
the DAILY Is published at Eight Dollars
-9THE HONEY IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
sQBS0blRTIohS. "a ses4
- Tisk. Its4t 60 s
Sopaper viii be senout of the State unless the order s
accompanied With the cash Ssr t.-s.z.
WeEsh il distinctly understood that paper viii
discontinued until all aressges paid, except aths
Of the pubshera 8 >
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THE General Commission Business hsrstofors sOndact
4 cd by PERKINS, CAMPBELL co. viii Be con
tnued Without Interruption By " NJ Perkins under tbs
style Of ldse1@IYt PERKINS co
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- liver, Ivory, Bone and Horn Hrddsd Sword Ebony,
= Rattan, Hickory and Steel WaLhang Canes. By
apr5 T. WELLS.
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MAX CANDLES assorted sassS aud colors; Star md
w Sperm Candies; 20 boxes brown and transparent
Soaps. Offered cbean by t. WELLS.
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TIAIR OILS, Pomatnms, HAIR DYES, Hair Res!or0
II hUes, FANCY SOAPS Shaving Creams, TOILETTE
WATERS, FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
apr5 f. WELLS
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WAT,IIrs AND yEWELHY.

.tttYroRsI4 ptAMONDs, EQUAL IN RprLLrANCf
10 M real and ps4re7 Within tie re1ch On az Gents
rrs sstrsr rnes ss - sN earrings ~ " sp. crosses
GsJ. JACOBS sc Broadws,
sfoNpnsgFfpS mn gObD CHAfNs-vFsr, GUARD
!, ~ s8e- oaclsres warranted ootto change color
thn Prtres - a<fs sent by mai
pat =. AZ tDUes~tsie Wbljesss dealers supplied
L j. JACOBS W Hroad Ear.
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ExJsRESsiLs.

StUANGE or HOUR RINsLFY co - EASTERN
v and sgutsr. ftprcss via Newport and ta River
" w all tn ks@tern viii
III az II Rrosdvrv and afe- Monday Ccoter ~ al
qparie3 10 =. " Tor Phladepnn baltimore wsshinFion
ALL DE scuba 8'a Notes tee bills collected. and
prompt feitun
LHftNAs 20 Is FXPRFSs FOR CALIFORNIA, ORE
gun sand Nth issnds tbina ard Pacific coast Of ssnh
rfra IWNaI er ni'ed Sta Mail sner IL EORE
law. MuH3ey neNt 0aob.r ~ AZ Z O'Clock r.. NJ Ne
ttiicts A.. testu until ! p M
FREEMAN CO. 80 Broas~sv
DsClFiC tXPRtss COMPANY, Ia y OADWAv.-
Fxiffss fof 'aFnrna Oregon. enp PsciHc str-.f,
vl rofr ward ~ he United states ssesrrehip otorge
law cnruectrg With Tho Golden Bae) Monday, Oetobe
70 10 oharre q c.s messenger small arcss received I'LL
letters, - ncCcs, WI. n. HALL
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GRAND MASS REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MET
u ing The citizens of the Eighth Congressional district
twelfth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth Twenty first and Twenty
ecoud wards requested attend meeting at The
ue between Foity hd and Forty fourth Streets Tues
'sy evening Oct q 1886 at u o'clock 70 respond TO The
nomination Of Hon. Abram wakeman. Cor member Of
levi 8. Chaned Joseph Hartmann. ESQ Herman Raster
Esq, Hon Abram wskeman and other Eminent speakers
viii deliver addresses Music by the band rte Rocky
a. Buriessp John Ossorn. ). ri Richards Emil Kirchner
Christian swertz, W. Reyes Richard Scott y A. Stevens
Jr., VIM u brake Committee Of Arrangements.
(iRAND NATIONAL AMERICAN MASS MEETING
UNION SQUARE
Tnx GREAT NATION A. RALLY
Of the friends Of
FILLMORE AND poNFLsoN
and the entire
AMERICAN TfCKEf
win he held A.
UNION SQUARE
ON TUESDAY, EVENING.
Ocbber ~. nj O'Clock.
Hon II, y. Stockton, Of New Jersey;
Prof. q. O. Cor, A. NJ. NJ ~, of MARYLAND;
bon. =. Morrison Harris, of MARY land;
Hon. III. Winter Davis, ~ MARY land;
Hon. edward Joy Morris Of Philadelphia.
Hon Henry Moore, Of Philadelphia
Hon George \. Hlllisrd of Boston,
Hon A Ely II Boston;
lion pavid Paul Brown, q Philadelphia;
Hen John Minor Bots, OF virginia.;
Hon Washington Hunt, OF New York;
Hon. Henry sherman, Of Connecticut;
Bon Judge Smith, NJ. G., of Alabama,
and oher speakers have been invited and Will
be present, to address The meeting 49,
By order Of ihe American General Committee Of the City
sno oo"hs " GEORGE w wARNERo
Al. HAMBIIN; CommItee
THOMAS y. PAWS, Of
JOHN H. BRADY, Arrangements
JOHN 8. COCKS
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IN nocrscy ~ the CITY ano county of New 9tk invited
10 meet the Young Mems Democratic Cnion Al Tammany
Hall ON Turshsy morning Oct q Al O'Clock
he sslnn, keystone Club If Philadelphia The members ~
III Pucbanan clubs INVITED 70 With New York
srs turn out BY order OF the Recenior Committee
SPENCER W. gQNE, Vhpgpan,
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yVrLLlAN w1rTERs AucrIoyEER. Will. SELL on

WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL on
w Wefneedes I'D NJ 1915 O'Clock NJ dwelling house 20
Walker street Al the splendid household furniur In the
above house elegant wood paror suits large pier
Plass velvet carpets manel lace aud
otbe cirains eegree mirror 'front.' and back hall ocoths
rosewood bah furniture rosewood and mahogany chamber
suits rosewood wardrobes mirror doors best hair
arpe toseTs and pillows table and bed linen, dining
spd Kitchen furniture silver china
above furniture has only been SHIRT time IN
tepton of families and others invited Catalogues morn
Of sale.
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DROFFSs0R FOWLER WILL DELIVER A IFgTURP
fhrenolcsy a. the rooms II the Heorpw Young se's
erary Association al brepme street. corner of Bowerv
uuday evening 0coher ~ i-66 The public arc reaee
triy iarRed 20 attend Abundance cree
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CURE CURE-THE gREtT RENEDY-nR warns
- Unfortunate's Frend.Nothing else makes thorougb
,urc 81 Sold At the old established Office Canal street COZ
! ca u Broadway Open on sunday,
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NOTICE -THE UNDERsTGNFD HAVING RECEIvED
IN aasm ances that his nomination for The n1ce Aayor
,nee,a with general appreciation Of the public
method Of that he iuends cor thAt
Office A. the peoples candidate. J. II. WHITING.
Oct rs, 1886.
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MECHANICS AND woRKfNGMEN TO THE RES SUE.
M-Ihe Mechanics and Wofklngmens Central Republican
mon viii he addressed by Hon Henry Raymond and he
mechanic thai challenged Governor Floyd o virginia on
TUESDAY evening October a. ~ ~ O'Clock precisely a, No
Powery The workingmen ofthis city particularly
vied 10 come eut enroll themselves in this great srngge
4 fee labor and freedom of the public lands N Me.
chanoa and workngmens free reading day and
evening ROBERT y. MONIGOM merry President
Nrppy. Secretary
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A TTENTION C0MPANY-THE MEMBERS OF THE
"A Thomas Davis Cadets mot the Guard requested 70
assemble drill Al the Hermitage OF Allen and Hous
Friday evening next cath inst full attend
snce is particularly desired. BY order.
JAMES II. ANDERSON, Captain
WV DouGHERrY. Orderly Sergeant
y. GALLAGHER, secretary.
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L,REE LECTURE AT THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
ls and ~ Fourth avenue, ty Prof Andrade on tuesday
October ~ Al clock Y NJ Subject common sne
cessfuly appes 10 the investigator and Tuition Of Musca
Science Al interested respectfully invited attend
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WIN WRITER'S, AucTIoNEER, VIII. SELL on MON
w day At l0is O'Clock nj f5i formerly ls1
and general assortment 81 gentee parur chamber
dnr and kitchen furniture &c elegant tapestry and
other carpets large quantity OF oclohs beds and bedding
ecokng and other stoves Aso the furniture hxures
and tools % confectionery large marble slab cooper
scales show bo and every hing connected with such
establishment. sale positive. s4l00 10 advance on pro-
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NOTICE CHANCE or HOUR THE $50 O'CLOCK
~ boat dsconnued Only Sunday morning boat for New
nurF landing Al iankes Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown
Nyacf, sing sDg Hater,,rsw, Fcrplancks Cadse's Wet.
Point, Tod ctrng and cornVai touching Amos street
zach way The fasorite steamer MErAM0RA, Capt WIN
Ferry vii leave he foot % jay street every SUNDAY
moTmrF ri o,c,cck Returning. leave Newburv Al p M
fer further PARTICULARS inquire q LEWIS Jr g2 wes
afrc fe4Fr NJ ~E't '~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

WE WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION 70
w this sale a. the whole VIII b. positively sold Auction
notice-sse by order OF assgnee.-HENRY J. LEEDS
Enthusiastically Oct % al Ut O'Clock A. house 20 Twenty
sixth ST. west Of Ffh avenue The house splcniidy fur
nished with rosewood and mahogany furniture consisting In
part Of solid rosewood paror suits. Ia silk plush
carved rosewood esgeres with plse glass centre AID side
tables of solid roeewood large rosewood
superior rosewood pisnoe stool and cover; Brussels and
tlvt carpets eNcellen, oil paintings Frcuch plate mirrors
calna vases china ware, glassware, cutlery ware
crockery &C clocss extension dining and tea tables full
sold rosewood and mahogany chamber furniture hair
bees aud bedding Also large NJ kitchen and
basement furniture Sale " sve, by order o. DR. w.
JONrS Assignee. House 10 let; Possession Immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

VIZ :. MEILoR. -PIANoFoRTFs At AUCrIoN.-oN
w. Tuesday, a ~ O'Clock, the saesroom Is and Is
Park ~ solid rosewood and second hand OK and
~ octave panofores Of excellent tone and finish all Of
which fully warranted by the makers being the property
OF dealer giving up the business epd be sold positively
without they worthy the Of The trade
and hose want Of good toned instrumental Can boxed
on the pt emsses for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

II ECTLPRs sN DISEASES OY THE EyE-s NJ FL
IL LOTT. ". ~ physician and spth mic suruepn will re-
sumo he Lectures on H. theory and prscice 81 ophbsnc
faedcUe ard So yTy snciadl1R lie anatomy physogy and
pat0og 81 the human eve Tuesday November ia rok
els csD be Obtained 81 he o6ee, No Ciuton Hall Asts~
plafe. ~ -