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BEAVEit DAM SPRINCS.

NHIS iavOrite watering place situated IN Hickman
l. ty, Tenn, 40 miles west Of Columbia, will be open
for visitors on the first day of June.
The Proprietor fatters himself that he will be able to
scrd every comfort convenience necessary the
ioyment and satisfaction of his guests His spacious ball
will be furnished with the very best of music lie
has also good Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley The
country around sords excellent sport in hunting and
hShing The bar viii be supplied with the best of Wines
and Cigars.
comfortable conveyance will run every other day om
Columbia, leaving in the morning TO reach the
Spring in the evening. Stage fare 50.
Charges will be per month"; 500 90
week 90
Children under 10 years and servants half these prices
~ liberal deduction for families where the number
excee is five. DR. A. NJ. KELLER,
mRJ2s-u Proprietor
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COAL COOKING STOVES.
WYE have lust received a small supply Of COAL
w COOKING STOVES, of different sIZes, that
highly recommended that we have hesitation in
wsrrsnting them.
The Prize Coal Cooking Stone,
The keystone State,
The Lily OF the West
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices of wood makes it important 10
economical House-keepers TO provide good Stove that
will cook well with coal These have far given entire
satisfaction recommended to the attention Of thOse
about to supply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have ALSO the following patterns of air light Stoves
Tor wood universally popular in the Eastern States for
their economical consumption of fuel warranted to bake
aud draw we'll:
The May Flower, two sizes;
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes.
We have also in store for sale usual Low and
commodatng terms the following popular Stoves from the
best foundries of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Steve Two sizes;
The Indiana do do do;
The Tennessee do do do;
The Iron Tree Premium
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvanan sH Of which we sell On a. low
terms as they can be procured in the city.
THE WRUOGHT IRON COON STOVE.
The Tenpessesn four sizes, manufacture, and have
now on hand good supply OF these popular Stoves and
are now abls to supply all orders.
june26 MAChENLlE & WILSON.
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Soda Water.

we have fitted up Soda Apparatus for the Sea.
son, we would respectfully call the attention OF the
lovers this Innocent and grateful beverage 10 our Foun
tain, where will be happy 10 dispense the c'ong
drsught TO all who may favor with their patrO sge We
are confident with our increased proficiency the prepar
alton of both Soda snd Syrups will be disappointed
who msy give our Soda Water trial
DEM0VILLE Il BELL, Druggists,
may25 No 26 Cherry street
DALM of Thousand Flowers, received and for sale by
d DENOVILLE BELL.
VXTOOD'S Celebrated Hair Restorative, received and
w for sale by DbMOVlLLE BELL.
r OW'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-JuSt received
j. fresh supply of Lows Genuine 6rown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEMOVILLG BELL
NOMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
mayQ5 DEMOVILLE BELL
DORT MONIES-A splendid assortment received and
4 for sale by DEMUVlLLE BELL
may25
DOTASH-Received and for sale by
DEMUYILLE i BELL
june6
TNGLISH MUSTARD-ReceUe an extra hne
u article, and for sale by
june6 DEAOVlLLE BELL
FLAVORING EXTRACrS--Lemon, Vanilla,
i Rose Celery, Orange Pine Apple Almond, &c.
iune6 DEMOVil-LE & BELL.
pHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
/ Various patterns, received and for sale 10y
lee DEMOVILLE BELL
inca, TEA.-We keep constantly on hand superior
article of Black and Green Teas, which We Will war
rant to be OF the best quality.
je6 DEAONlLLE q BELL.
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUEDRY,
No olT5S South Front Street.
RASHVTITE Tenn
Hemp Factory
For Sale or Rent.

THE undersigned offers for sale the tract Of Land, and
i Hemp Factory, heretofore occupied by Mr.. John My
ers and worked by Myers Eakin The tract contains
about SO acres of and all well mbered with the excep-
tiou of about 25 acres and well suited for cultivation
when cleared-a portion of admirably adapted for mead
ow There is upon it neat Dwelling House with all con-
venences for family.
The Factory buildings new, and most substantially
bult-suitable running LOOMS All the machinery
is Of the most improved knd-the manufacture OF Mr. Jno
Estes of exington-has been little used and ready TO be
put into INN edae operation The Factory is located in
the best hemp growing region of Tennessee equal to any
portion of kentucky and of access to the best bgng
the Tennessee Valley.
The undersigned not being practical manufacturer,
sells close the business tine opportunity is here offer
ed active energetic to 60 into profitable busi
ness Reasonable terms will be asked and any length CT
time given with security and lien retained leaving the
buyer the use Of his cash.
Address me at Wartrace Depot, Tenn
may2-eot JNO. X. EAklh.
p l. If not sold by the lst September will be rented
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DUNAWAY frum the subscriber, Sunday, July 9th,
IL q negro boy named WONDER. SAID boy raised
BY b. Julien Phelps Of Green YER ky, and was pur.
chased by of Andrew Gsrhardsten. Of WOODBURY. Ky
He "a or 25 years age black complexion, feet OF
10 inches hgh downcast and slow Of speech
will give above reward he is deye ed TO ne In
this city, or lodged IN jail where can get him
iulyIS-dIwSItu 81 W. WETMORE
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HNHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed to No. Is
Il Public Square, next door to Calhoun's, where they
will be happy TO show their customers first rate stock Of
DIV Goods consisting of Black Brown. and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cesslmeres; Nestiugs Gloves
Hosiery Cravats Haudkerchefs, &C., &c.
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STEAMER
NEW YORK, BREMEV * soilTHAMPToN
UNITED sTAIlS MAIL STEAMERS

TIE ships comprising this line WASH S
l. 1HGTON. Capt E Cavendy; HER. SSILSSssE
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These Szalssyssk
usTs step al Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATx5 CT sAtLIEG-IS56
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THURSTON n BERNARD,
No. l6 Public square,

(Next door 70 Calhoun's)
WYE now have hand beautiful stock of French
w and English Merinos, PLAN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeLanes BOmbaznes, Cashmeres, Man.
chester DeIaines Plaid Red Fellow and White Flannes
all qualities Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds which invite the aen.
ton of all CASH buyers can give good bargains.
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THREE THOUSAND ACRES HEAVILY
TIMRERED LAND FOR SALE

THE undersigned offer for sale thee thousand acres Of
i the best imber Land contiguous Ia Nashville. 1t S
situated be ond Paradise Hill the road leading IRON
Nashville Clarksvile and in point Of abundance Of fine
timber water and other facilities offers inducements
those wishing engage in vy lumber business that
assert cannot be surpas ed BY any other 10
cation IN Tennessee To a purchaser Who wishes
gage iu he lumber business and has the capital sufficient
70 mills this lard will be sold upon such and
with such flCiiiues will enable him 10 pay Tor 1t in fl
teen months; it will be sold upon accommodating terms
70 any other purchaser.
Also, THkEE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, well
watered aud tmbered With some improvements, which
will be divided into trIcts to sutpurcha aud sold upon
accommodating terms
For Information IN regard 20 the above lands, apply 10
Mr. h. Is. Garrett a. the Sewauee House the under
signed at Ridge Post Oce Davidson County, Tennessee
June eu&w. W. 7. GARRETT 4 BROS
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
lFFIcE- -coRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers at 90 90 per annuIn 10 advance
The TRI'WEEKLf is published every HUesday Iarsda7
and Saturday at IS 90 per annuu in advance: if not
paid in advance, S6 90.
The DAILY is published ct Eight Dollars
~ TIE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACOUMPaNT
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 I
kettances Of subscriptions may be made by mall at our
risk.
30 VIII be sent out Of the State unless lbs order is
accompanied with the cash.
We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arresrages are paid eIeeI the
option Of the publishers.
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ALsx. L. WALLACE P wINGnRLI
General Commission Merchants,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
WILL give special attention to the sale of Bacon, Lard
w Flour, Tobacco &C., &c.
O Wallace, Knoxville, Tenn, Tooe, Bro. Co.. Mary
vile, Tenn. h Cox, Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson,
Union Tenn, johnson Hair, Madisonvile Teen Brab-
Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fans 4 King, Dsn-
bridge, Tenn Vsugn Pickle Sweet Water, Tenn, Il
N Jackson, Athens, Tenn, POullan, Jennings Co, Au
gusts, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, Lu-
csa Athens, Ga, John Wingfeld, Madison, GS Csrhart
Rof, Macon, Ca, P willis, Savannah, Gs. nov7-ly
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INHE Augusta, atlanta aud Nashville Telegraph Line
Il now working THROUGH To Az Elsta Ca where il con-
meets with other Lines running NORTH East and South.
This Line Is now IN good repair through from Nashville
Augusta ana we expect to keep in future. We shall
endeavor TO put all business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible aud expect be able to give
general satisfaction.
mSyl6-u C. C. CIUTE Sun'r
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o0er passengers proceeding London and HaTrs
over other route for the economy OF time aad
Passage from New YORK Southam pton and Bremen First
Cabin Saloon, l30 dollars; First Cabn Lower Salooa ln
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
An letisrsand sHspaPes must pass through the So CT
ice.
No bills lading will be signed parcels received s
day Of sailing
40 experienced Surgeon is attached 10 each ship
For freight or passage apply to
@. q. SAND, IL South William street, REV ToIK.
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CRoSKEY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSELIN, Havr6. jan23-ly
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Pianos. Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pi- .-Z1zG-u
w anOFOrtes from these unrivallsd ma kzt2A{E<t#
kers Light, Newton Bradbury, and Hsines n 0E
Bros wnch makes our stock large and desirable
We would be pleased TO have these instruments "a
by ALL whether they desire 70 purchase not Every P
sold by shall be warranted to give satisfaction IL
every respect maY7 w 8 Z FREEMAN.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANhSI
1861 PIIzes.
SlOS.OOOs

JASPER COUNTY A CADEMY LOTTERY; ;
ET AUTHORITY OF GEORGIA.
CLASS +.
To be drawn
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1856,
At Concert DALI Macon Ga, under the Sworn Super
ntendeuce Of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A. Nisbet
Esq
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
compare il with any other and If it ia not the best ever
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't
rurchasa Tickets
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c. C. CLUTE. Sup't


THE Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal Company are re
l. Guested to make payment 10 the amount of their
stock subscribed when called on or the VIII forfeit Their
snount OF stock. q B FANNUY,
Julyls Sec'ry.
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WV
july6-dkw Corner Market and Spring stree
IOR MORk

WYE are prepared make order all kinds of Tin
w and Copper work, promptly ami at satisfactory
sricSs.
Roofing and the Tin and Copper Work necessary upon
public aud private buildings will be duae on the lowest
Terms and warranted 10 be water proof
Stills Soda Founts Generators, &C, made aud repaired
IN the best workmaulike manner.
nay2a COOPER h SPITLER
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Strayed.

ENROM the subscriber. some ten days siuca. -
4 pacing BAY PONY, with long black msns FsE<a
and TAIL inclined to be stiff in the hind legs end
sore.
Afberal reward wiz be paid for his retura
Iunel7-u JOHNSOy EORNz 4 Co
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT.
COOPER x SPIILER

NNTIL Keep during The Fruit Season good supply q
w those popular SELF .sLEAING
tRtIr CANS
The cheapest and simplest Can ever invented The
mOest inexperienced person close and open them with
out difficulty they beng Can thatmay be reused for
years.
The increased popularity Of these Cans shows them to
be article fast coming into general use As an article
Of pr it, the Country Merchant will seldom offer 10 his
customers one saleable and to their orders we
will promptly attend For sale Wholesale and Retail by
COOPER SPIT.ER
lnlnE-dkM Corner Markell and Snrimg steel
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sWEEPsTAKEs OVER THE NASHVILLE
COURSE.
FOB OCTOBER, 1885.
81 49,

TUESDAY, Oct 21, 1sss Sweepstakes for Z vs.r olds
L 900 subscription, 900 forfeit Two mils hssrR
three to Eske rsee toeose The ls day Of July
1855. $780, added BY the Club. Il two OF more start
Second Race Sane Ds7-S~eep pstazss for year cldx
300 entrance-2Su forfeit Ons milo hsz-sS Or -,
to make race; TO closs LIST july
WEDNESDAY, Get. 22 -JGcksJ Clab Purse saso-
two miie heats.
Second Kaee-Sams Dsy-Svespatskes for vs.r olds
s10U anrances2s forfeit. Nile out or more 70 uas
race TO cl0ss Isg july.
THURSDAY, Oct as -Swee2stskss for yesr oIda
600 entrs1ee-S50 forfeit Two nile beats, Thrss a.
more to MAKE race; to close lst July,
second kace-Sweepsakas for all ages. Sq00 entrance
$50 foTfet Mile kests. Two or mora to naks rscs:
TO close LIST July.
RkIDAY, Oct. 24-Joctsy GLIB Puss ssOo-thr.s
second Rscs-Swepstakes for all ages s2oo susr.no.
GOV Iorislr Two nile heats. Two or no3 to make .
SATURDAY, oct 25.-Jocksy Club Pcrss ssoo-szr
mile heats
Second RacsSweePssakssfoc uatrisd year olaa saco
entrsnce-Sso forfeit Thrss more % usks 80, to
close lst July.
W. PHILLIPS.
iuneI9-dtf P-,--s,.,
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL N
COPARTNERSHIP.

THE Copartnership of PERKINS, CAMPBET1 20:
Of this city, is this day dissolved by 1rA eonssoL
either Of the cOpSrner having the name Oh tns
". b CAMPBELL.
Nsu Orlssns Dao a 1ss- BAML P. WALKE <
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E0II TIIE Ladies.

TNWENTY sets Toilet Ware of the best Eastern man.
L ufacture, handsomely ornamented, and FIR durability
and cheapness cannot be surpassed. at
msy29 COOPER Is SPITLER'S.
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ENEOA the subscriber on The Jst day Of July nezro
Il BOY, named hENk1, OF copper color, fest
inches high is years DID, and Weighs about s0 poundE
DE was raIsed In east Tennessee near AcMinryils de
VIII probably make his way back there. bought him
rom Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee. all give ten dollars
If be is caughtin ny gh5Orhood tSeDIyhTe dolIars n
taken out Of the county, ATTY dollars be gets to Eass
Tennessee When taken be to be delivered to ma or
confined 30 that l Can get him. DAVIU NJ ALLEN
jys Seven milss south Of Nashville, Tenn
To THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
HAVE started Mill in the city, and will keep on
l. hand, fresh Meal, ct No lC7 South Summer street
All orders attended to, and Will sell the lowest essh
price, and will deliver to customers in any part Of ths
city. JW CARDWELL
mayls-tf Arsut
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NV -o.;-;, r II the Commission Business vs return
onr to friends and patrens aud eheerfuIly
our successor ana late partner W. NJ Perkins
Itogsthsr worthy Of ths condolences and patronage
". b CAMPBELL.
8AhL r WALKEx
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THE General Commission Business hsreofors CONDUCT
4 ed by PERKINS, CAMPBELL a Co will be con.
nued without interruption Dy W. ID Perkins under tie
stYle of fdec15-lyl PERKINS co
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SOD Reward.

MASON BROTHERS. Publisherz,
If Nos los AID llu, Duane st.. N. 4
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.-H WILSON, AUCrIoNKER. OF.
"A dec SIS Broadway Large sale OF magnificent rose wood
and mahogany household furniture, pianotores French pso
pier and mattel mirrors velvet carpets elegant oil paintings
rch silver cansry Binds Ac &c Wilson, auctoneer
win sell BY catalogue Mot day. March "a at l0 O'Clock the
street. consisting Of three cosby solid rosewood psror suits
covered and tapestry Of various styles kzabetbiAn
Louis XIV and The latest Partisan fashion, solid rosewood
pier kofA and centre tables Of the most cArvngs
rosewood esgere with plate glass; large secretary
fancy tables nhd with pearl esant reception chairs N san
Turkish chairs In and satin large French plate
pier and maniel mirrors and Lace window curtains
nioen rsowoCd octave pianotore finished al round
carved legs pearl ke nlad With velvet
capes bronzes, clocks gandoles rich and costly PariAn
orname0s, 0u pAindDgs coupriaing great variety Of
subJeOs, by eminent foreign Srts o; superior singing
CANARY birds and cages solid Oak dining room fuyni;
ture. covered In plush; extension table. fourteen fees
dining md chairs oak secretary elegant and costly china
cen Alver set bakes casters spoons forks,
lets Avers balance handle cutlery rosewood
and mahogany oodads buresus and TO MATCH
SUITE French china toilet hair mattresses live
feather beds bosters add pio lamps wool blankets
rosewood chamber suite in nsir 0t mahogany cushioned
chairs rockers sofas wArdroses lounges couch bed Also
three enamaed cottage bedroom suites ingram carpets,
engravings nal stand hobby horse velvet
stair silver plated stair rods oil, oths also All the
basement furniture which embraces and desra Ole
OF crockery knives and FORKS
kitchen utensils DC. &c entire furniture In the above
house 10 in e1ceet coDdioa o supsro- manufac
ing been only short time thus aHordng opportunity
whatever Panofores will he sod a. IL o'clock
precisely Catalogues OF ths ssa ready aud be
had BY applying Ut the Office Of The auction No. 1873 Broad
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w 9: MELLoR-AUcTIosEER-BY HoUaHroN =

WIN Writer'S, AUCTIoNKER WILL SILL. ON TUES
day. at 10Y O'Clock at 9O8 street, by order Of the
administrators OF the estate Of Ad0pes Spy deceased
consisting Of rosewood meodon pate pier glasses
paintings SOFAS chairs tables window curans Brussels
and other carpets ocoths mahogany and other bed
hair and other beds and bedding &c
BILE dressing and other bureaus and washsAr toilet
dnrg and tchenEurniure. &c. By order Of JAMES
SPRA6UE, Administrator.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
gAI.EE Aa Ayyrsss rs .

A lBERr II. Hl0uLsf sU.Tr,s CIR, WILL SELL
N Wednesday, M-rch ~ 1851 " o. took At he aer
chsos sxshsrgs, u. 100 vsul5 and desirable building
lss uaed In the ancient ard besnau village OF sown.
sd wihir y three unuss ws Of Toe aepo 81 the flush
Eg Raj rosd Company. Thee vida sizes are each - feet
front and rear, and 100 feet tsp ard ~ sod with TIA
priv ege The lots VIII be sofa oElP In
OF four lo makirg front aud 3)e deep
ning through he ground Is esvatst
The location ths Land Is free from no *
Churches OF denominations aud GOOD Schools Are In the i'm
mediate vicinity this proferts ard the waier IL excee,
The ushing road CompAnr ease hunters
Point and v times day, which gives evary
facility g business In tn city OF New
desiring make hs peaufni place their priv
combining city with COUNTRY he 1he
By railroad onl eight day which
any railrosdor routs In tina city Of New York The
and been aded the Of the
prossn This Is chance rarely To be with,
worthy The attention Of capitalists vel those who
seeking obtain hea thy settlement No
hAs besn noted for eux the hea hsst village Long
Iaand; first cAas improve going and
others are In ccntenpaSou whoa viii greatly increase
value Of this property avery 1T put viii positively bs
sold 70 the highest bidder without Also frame
tAgo 1884 containing nine with Min room barn and
wagon house. and eight lots OF ground all kinds fruit
and good we'll Of water on tbs promises. Also Q
two story frame house, 1894 with E;chen IA square
wagon house, and good well NJ wster aud lots OF
ground. Also and basementfrAme house and
i houao % feet square IS Of the purshsse
ronain on bond and mortgage Tor three years ut
eank and tho title V tndisputAb Fer thagrAphlo
fulparculaxs .ppi, 70 ALBEIT n. NICOLAY No Broad
strool Kew York
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NAORTGtGfE's AND sHERIre's SALE 1T THE
" equestrian Institute, Eat booklyu. late William ,bu
W ALBUhrUs su,ioneer, vii sell 90 Tuesday, March
Is at III oc ock at NO. 81 South Fourth se IT. al
ssges coaches wagons, harr. saddles &e Detained
cha'te mortgage. SIDNEY LAYTON,
Attorney ior mortgage
sheiif's Sale nrecy ater The above AL right tis
nld interest that George Waker o. have In the
the prenise aleo ali the horses
sadeles &C. together with the furniture carpet AID sundrF
other articles belonging 10 Institute, lot conta cd the
above mortgage. JAR0xE RYE&SON. Sheriff.
l. MURPHY. Den
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NCTICE-ANTEONY j. BLEECKER. AUCrIoyEER -
lhe subscribers VIII give their personal ATTENTION
of houteho furn residence OF parties breaking
b Juseke epDg ANTHONY j. BLEEckEL Co,
No.
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THE BALI. SEASON.


THO. FROsT-A GRAND RECEPTION TO THE ABOVE
distinguished Englh exile will take place at tho City A.
semhy Rooms, 44 Broad March 81 1855 Tickets 81
admitting gentleman and ladies To DO had Of The foowng
Mccarthy 81 Park street. Thomas Jones' 70 DeKab avenue
Brookyn Robert Nichols GA Charlton street, Robert Wild,
Chairman. q Dominick sre Henry Sharp Treasurer. ZIG
sixth Eugene Jno Sullivan Secretary 81 East Tenth
street N. B-Sheton's band is engaged.
NREAr FRENCH FANCY DRESS BALL-GIvEN BIZ
VI lies enfans de Ii Folie" Tuesday, march Is 1885,
Tanmapy Hail. Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and two
ladies', TO be had at Tammany Hail.
AIRS. LUBY'S GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL WILL
N come of Of her academy Greenwich Hall, 25 Blocker
street on Easter Monday evening March p The ba Yn-
veral Dances amongst others Couon's QuAdrilen
danced Amacks and the French and Engh courts win be
introduced. Mr. VILLAGES band viii attend Dancing 70
commence ct 10 O'Clock.
THE NATIONAL GUARD BAND RESPECTFULLY AN
that their first annual ball will take place the
City Assembly Rooms, Tuesday evening" March g. 1856
Tho crehesra will consist Of ny performers. Tickets ~
each, admitting gentleman and ladies.
JOS. NOLL, Conductor. 1856 Sullivan street..
FRED'K RIETzEL, Leader, ia Laurers street.