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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-20
oLAN or SHAM q co.'s LO7TERLEs.

PLAN or SWAN6 d cos LOTTERIES.
Thirty Thousand Members corresponding with those
the Tickets placed in wheel The hst $50 prissa
pla cd IN another Wheel number drawn ron the
Number whesi and ne time prise drawn fFoa
ihe Olher wheel The Prise drawn placed against tAs
number draEn- ms oPeratoa is repeated unki Al ths
prizes drawn cut.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money addrs for tie tskets orereds
recept of which they VII ee forwarded b ers na.
The list of drawn nubers and prsss Wln be sent par
chEsers Immediately after The dreaing.
EE- Purchasers un please Jhsir HEnaturss plaza
and give their post oBce, eoenty and state.
~ Rsmsabsr every Rrins IL trAsa, and payablsin
fail sithOut eedactsoa.
~ All PFsss ofei 900 and znder paid Immediately sflss
the dr4singother prnes a. ne uuAi tine of thirty daya
AL communications ssricsly coDddeutai
Prize fekess ssshsd renewed other Tskss az eta
oncs.
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Royal Havana Lottery

1tHE uszt ordinary drawing q ne RoyEi Havana
a Lot,efy. eondactsd by ne spsnsh 6everumsnt un-
der he Supervision 0i ne capsan Gsnsrsl Of cahs, w
taks Plsce ~ HAsaaa. on
Saturday, January Sd, 1897.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
.Ez5EE Furnishing

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency CIV. s. sWY
hER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS. No.
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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-12-11

should know what was to be his EN-.
lployment before he went any further
in business. The crowd went into the
bar-room, where Uncle Josh was en-.
joying his second pipe by the fire, de.
terlnined to be satisfied about the mat
ter. After Keeping them in suspense
some time, Uncle Josh rose up, knock
ed the ashes from his pipe, and said
Swell, gentlemen, the fact is, my
old woman is getting rather, poorly,
and / want him to set in the fire cor.
ner for her to break bark over his
head" '~' ..'' '.- .'
Ben, who had been setting on a
bench, sprang to his feet as if he had
been shot. A loud laugh burst from
the party, but above all could be heard
Ben's curses, as he sprang into the
middle of the floor, threw down his
bundle, and began rearing and prance
like an enraged catamount. His
linsey coat was soon peeled, sleeves
rolled up-and but for the interference
of the crowd, he would have had Uncle
Josh by the " goozle" in twinkling.
"Dad fetch yer everlastin' picter to
dingnation exclaimed Ben, striking
his brawny fists, and making the palms
of his feet crack together as he sprung
at least two feet from the floor" your
wife break bark over my head You
old drafted cuss! I'd like to see you
or ary other woman in Georgia do it.
Jest lest me at him, boys, and I'll
shuck him out o'his skin quicker'n
lightin' YOU see if l don't
Uncle Josh was taken by surprise,
when he saw so much life in the dwarf,
and began to feel apprehensive for his
safety when he found it took three OF
the best men in the bar-room to hold
him. It was several minutes, and not
until the proprietor of the house had
interferred, that Ben's rage was at al
appeased. After he had become a lit
tie calm, Uncle Josh made a rather
awkward explanation of what he meant
only for little fun, and by treating
the whole PARTY to peach and honey
and asking Ben's pardon, the matteI
was amicably settled. But it wa
more than any of Ben Bunche's friends
ever dared to do to ask him about tina
easy situation down in Georgia, a
"twenty dollars q month and found"
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Certainly a Pfsoicahent.

A FEW nights since, tall, eccentric
parsonage was observed, by the ten
ants of the cabin of one OF the Albany
boats, to perform sundry strange evo,
lutions, garnished by a variety Of hops,
skips. and jumps which betokened any
thing but sane mind in the perform
er. The movements Of this parsonage
betrayed trouble and pain, and they
were at last so perfectly distressing to
the beholders that a consultation was
held and a committee of three appoint
ed to inquire into the cause of the
strangers unaccountable movements.
With due caution the deputies ap.
preached their man, while the others
gathered around within ear-shot to
witness whatever "tale" might be
J" unfolded." The committee stated
their reasons for troubling him with
what might be deemed impertinent in
terrogatories, and concluded their re-
marks by requesting to know the rea-
son of his apparent perplexity, and
whether or not they could render him
any aid.
WALL" said the stranger, who was
a Yankee, and who spoke in the most
solemn accent, while his face widen
ced deal of pent-up sorrow, =" Wall,
don't know but you might help fell
Ter little. I'm in O heap of pain
bothered like sixty! I'm in predic-
ment."
The ears of the entire party were
distended, and mouths perceptibly
parted to wonder-width.
I" In O predicament," said one of the
trio, spray, what is its We feel de-
sirous of alleviating any misfortune
that may have befallen you"
"That's clever" said the Yankee.
"Wall, maybe none of YOU was ev-
er kicked by a hossT'
All admitted that they had escaped
such calamity. -.
"Nor bit by spider Z"
no one plead guilty.
aNor chased BY rattlesnake 2"
"No," unanimously.
Nor been caught in thunder
shower with a gal, and felt meaner 'an
thunder q
Not Q. man in the assembly had ex.
pericnced that mishap. -
=" Well, my predicament is worse,
calculate, than any OF them." 80.
"Do tell us what it is," was the
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clergyman.
=, ell, gents, / rather guess I will.
ihe sole OF my right foet itches like
SIN, and l can't get off my boot to
scratch it!'
The cabin was cleared in about the
space of a minute.
How many Of us are occasionally
caught in public with an itching sole.
and cannot " get at it to scrateh.n
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5rltrrttIra purEtrg.
$50 tFrom the New Orleans Picayunel =.
Ihe Shadow on fhs PiIlo b,
M II. =. BIeSEr.

81 u - D. Z .
.fAHighlaad soldier, who had been severely
wounded in battle, and whose life was saved by
the careful nursing and gentle minisirations of
Florenee Nigatingnlc.&th &the heroine of the Cri-
mea--said, on being asked how he felt towards
his preserver. that his gratitude was too great
for words. aud the only mode he had Of giving
vent to his feelings was by kissing her shallow
when It fell on his pillow as she passed through
the ward on her nightly visit - Foreign Paper ]
Among the wounded, on his couch, .
The Highland soldier lay, 'e'&
md from his wounds the tide Of life
Was ebbing fast away, TIE
: Wien Der him bent gentle FORM,
To hear his dying tale-- J 81. I,
Twas that angel Of the Hospital, 5.S..
-, Fair Florence Nightingale. rsy
q Anime" he cried-that soldier stern,
s" My wife ard children dear, -.:. s. ,,a,
So far. so very far away, hiai $50
Willie am dying here. ,s gss
Great God and must perish thus;
And slielterless and lone, 3, 81
Leave those whose love is more than life
- My beautifal-=my ownf"@ q 80 -
"Ceasc soldier, said a gentle voice,
For He, who rules on high, ss,.,, 20
Can hear as well the widows wall E4
"'' As the young ravens cry. .r.
Trust in bis strength as thou art weak,
ot And let thy prayers ascend
To Him, the widows sarest stay 3, i'a,
THE orphans kindest friend.
g And haply, soldier, we may yet, =
with Gods good aid, restore
Thee to thy wife aud little ones
As hale as heretofore;
And o, what swelling thankful hearts -,
What Joy there viii be then, .rk
TO brighten up the soldiers home 9s)
a Within his Highland glen" q T"
I,ikodew upon the bruised Teed-19saj
q Like light to dungeons dark : ,s,.5 ss
Or like the dove, with olive boughs
Returning to the ark, So. ~
Came those kind, gentle, hopeful words
.., Unto The soldiers ear, 20
With pfophet-drearns Of health restored,
And, homes Ieviying cheer rs esJ
with skillfal hapds.he angel nurse aee
Poured oil and wine upon
The soldiers agonizing wounds,
,s Until their pang was gone;
And still she nursed him tenderly sn.s
=, Through, menths, which glIded BY, so
Before health bloouned upon his cheek q
+, of.bighsensd in bis eye. Ias 20, e
All, gentle one, 'tis thine to bless q 81,
4 Thy mission is divine; q s.
And rays from Heavens mercy seat ass
Upon thy pathway shine.
There's healing in thy woman.s hand,
And ip,s ,shy womans heart
a fopnt of gentlepess, whose flow I
No impulse gains som ars. 3 !
And colder say--whst thoughts arise
When she. thy nurse, appearsi =
The soldier burned upon his couch
.sAad. checked by manly tears, ~ 2
: He sasxstsd words are weak 70 tell
..H4s ahAdow sssms Ike light. ~
AHdG bise it she walIs tie ward 80
yH skssr 4s SICK BY nightw
New S)vyedUs NoDf8tbtr. 1856 ~
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Husn. Here Is the last good thing"
about the hoops Y 'ftsf p oa9 GtIea'e
Little Boy : ZsMa, what is shush t'v- Z
:Mother----Why, my deari why do you
ask is'assd s8y .igsIansa SIS 9o{
s Little BOY Because asked slater Jane,
yesterday, what msde her new dress stick ous
30, and she said skssA fr.s.,f1 ei,f,sg.e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
syLvy.rIs srovss, AuetobeeL
r lpGE Gal T. of III EGANT HOTfSE EH0T n

IL FURNITURE, Of family declining bonsekoepins.-s
STOVE will s, on WEDNESDAY, March 49, at The bouse
No ~ Wet 3shst 6bsv at Iol O'Clock, the
magnificent Furniture Of the above house which Of the bes.
Je.ron and has been but short time consisting of
large cc.y and nsn'e Mirrors eh Wilton and velvet
Carpets ezat rosewood pisno Forte three elegant rosewood
ri,es Paor Furniture in h satin brocade
vets Secretary BcOkcsse solid carved rosewood Cen
Ter Sofa and Pier Tables three costly rosewood E,sseres mar.
bic tops mirror doors and back; Turkish and Reception
q ar rich tapestry eeEant rosewood Gard Tables eh lace
Window and Shades bronze aud orolu Clocks costly
decorated Vases, Bronzes and Psor Ornaments kc. with
number elegant Oil Pantngsandscape and other subjects
DINING GRooM AND CHAMBER RURNITURE-Dinins Extension
Table gold China Dinner Set do Tea aud Coffee
Sets ruby and Cut Glassware pearl and silver Cutlery
CAKE Baskets Casters kc magnificent carved rosewood
msbo Bedseads do Bureaus and Wsshstand
With marble tops costly decorated China Toilet Sets
hair Mattresses feather Beds and Bedding French Mir
mahogany suites Furniture in hair cloth cottage and
hcssry ping-sest Chairs rosewood HsStsnd, English Oil
Cloth, Stair CARPETS, &c.
This sale will be found worthy the special attention Of those
IN Of fr-t-clsss Furniture.
Catalogues the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
1alfs bp Anftion.
ApxIIs II. MuLLES. Auetiopeer:

q ADMINISTRATORS SALE vi Valuable
~ spptNo sn5 M0TT-sT PROPERY.-AORIAN II.
MULLER win FELL at AseaOp on rhURsDAY Mach 2" al At
n oiock, at the MeIehhns ENenanso " o"e ~ % Aa &
ssrihed property: LII A.. r..,.. p,na,- - ,,.-.or
ess, corner Of Spring and Mott The Lot is "a
g., inches 'front.' - feet inches 90 feet 10 Inches En-
ss Ode and 70 feet inches On eest side be the sAf more
xbo the Lot with 3sOry bek front DWELLING house there
%. ADJOINING and Known No. 6 SprDs ct Bad Lot ~ a
t front p feet inches BY 10 feet inches on
wet Je, and IL feet inches east side, be The same more
o. less - r,,..
nOTT-sT The Lot with the ?Stoy frame Dwelling bonso
Rerson IN the OF the above and known es NO <<
The Lot % feet front by A feet deep be the same Doe
ltss
sPRING-sTTe large and v,nsbe Lot on the nortn noe
Of epripes known No ., with the 2stoIy bTlGs fgnt
Dvelg end 2story addition thereon n good od@ lne 10y
'front.' % inches ls feet iHoh on ~esI
inches eNst side pc bo .e nloo ~
Iwb use OF sey on extending II feet FROM front
ef Lot. Title indispu'sbe. ., ~ NJ, -. una,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
Water-Gnre.

DR.E. J. LOEWENTHALs WATER-CURE
~ -bcIsen Hzk,s Hudson County, NewJ srsey.-rne an
ded Ermcry Phys,cian IN the Hydropeilac nsataron >.
gfstteboro' " las orssed this estsbAnmenI nsS
u.ed - ore of the finest spots SswYofk Bsy prOsea
vim able abundance Of soft water and contains
pefe rlasiuHI, which is also considered an eH
III esbskueut oaB be reached from New 9s T2E ms. N -.
h1ur b. either tbe HohOken or jersey ivy fs'Iss
fo &c stage. ru By and me aoue Direct iesefs
~ 20 h@A0' ei''''' :. J. LOEwEYTHAL, MD.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
A. NJ. MgRwIN, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER q Co.-Trade-Sale

IL HOUms, No. IS PaTk-rOW
S1XTY-THIRp NEW-YORK TRADE SALE
WI commence on TUESDAY 18th March, win the sale Of
Boobs, which will occupy six days
the Book sale the Stationery Papers Blank Books
&c. viii be sold, commencing TUESDAY % March, and
continuing until completed
The sse of Stereotype Plates Engraved Steel and Copper
Plates will he held on SATURDAY, I'D March
will find that the Catalogue embraces substantial
rendering the sale worthy Of the attendance Of al
classes Of buyers small well large, there being resc
and there b also rostTicon
The of quantities those announced in the Cst
they may rely upon obtaining tbor full supplies Tie
Invoices the Catalogue not ~ be sold at
ether Trade bale In this city
The Catalogue Is now ready
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
+. C. HALLIDAY, AuotioneeL
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUABLE
q,.b qctL Ao,A. ~ q

1'b VI ~IFNi VVIuf 10 ~
and on Greenwich-st
f. c. HALLIDAY will sell at auction, WEDNESDAY
March 49, 1896 at Il o'clock the Merchants Exchange
36h-stTbe handsome DreesOry and English basement
house and lot No 90 West S5hs 10 feet by 80 feet inches
Alec the tIeeory aud basement brick house ard lot No q
West 3s,h-st.. IS feetby 98 feet 9 inches.
I'd av-Two lots southwest OF I'd and Jjths
q feet 81 inches by 100 feet
Also the fou, and basement brick houses and lots
Nos. 572, 574, Sc and 579 2d-sv, each 2ox78 feet
35h,Tbe hreestory and basement brick house, No IN
East 35h.st 22xl0O feet
Also three lots souh side East 35'hst between lst aud
"a avs. each 25 by 98 feet II ches.
4thstThe lot the south side Of 4hst 20 feet cast Of
the Cd. .av, IS by 80 feet inches
2dnv and 29hSThe lot on tie esstery sde Of the av
beginning q feet 81 inches south Of the Of East 10Th
forming the latter being q feet q inches vide On
the avenue 6 feef inches East 29h and o. feet deep
Also the sdonns lots 2day each "A feet inches By
g. feet
house and 741 10 feet inches by 90 feet.
the 2story and basement brick house aud lot No. 73
GTeenwich-st., 10 feet 9 inches by 80 feet.
Maps be had at the Office Of the Auctioneer, No.
Nalls (2i6)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
Bf,Ry II LEEDS 4 Co. Auctioneers-O Office ~ Easssust
SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE,

~ HOLD FURNITURE-Al made to order IN the most most
f,,honable manner and in perfect orderHENHl H. LEEDS
&C will sell nv auction, TUESDAY, March 49, at iOi
o,elock AZ Ne II s 4thsv, the property OF
family leaving Eu'ope ell in perfect order consisting o. su
ptIb velvet Carpets and costly Pier Glasses and vases
d Corniees 10 mNch rich silk hrocatse Curtains OF green
and crimson Paor Suites in rosewood covered to match
fancy do elegant rosewood ttagere bronIs
and articles OF yrtu; richly rosewood Center Tables
hyoeaee too marble Vases and Pedestas superb Slight
Chapdeier of Ormou hall do. with bronze hsuIes rosewood
Piano forte lace Curtains entirely new Nall Gas brAcA
ss with porcelain sgures; omolu Mantle Ornaments, and
other rich farlor Furniture Oil Paintings, Ac Library'e
vet et rosewood Library Table Gothic Sos and hairs
10 match covered with purple plu,h Revolving Cha Msuue
(lass OftomAts Also the Library consisting OF large
md beautiful collection Of choice Books Handsomely bound
Ie DINING Roou-DTusses Carpet rosewood EA'enson Ia
Me FURNITURE In rosewood covered with blue pusn Chsnde
bers Of bronze Frerch Dinner Dessert and Tea se
Gless and Plsed Wave, &C BedroOms-Brusses CafpeN,
Pier Ges openwork carved Pier Table ot rosewood mar
betop; Couches French de lsaes do rosewood
and blaek Dressing Glasses earvel bedeeds Chaf
Arm do made by Meeks; worstod damask Curtains, lace
do hs,e Mattresses, all made TO orders Mantle Ornaments
Cottsse Furniture &c Sale commences with Kitchen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
c,ITPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY. Receiver d

- the MscbanieS Fire Insurance Comrany Of the City OF
New.york. sst THOMAS B. srANLEY.-sumDona-tor
Relief serl-To said Defendant: You are sereoy
and required the complaint IN ns
which fled Ia the office Of the Clerk OF the Cgnty OF
1855 and 70 serve copy Of your answcr 70 tne sna
the subscriber, n hs ofee, No % sasse - s an .a
eguys Of he dsy Of such ssce, and y9s t.h % .esysr
tie sad COMPLAINT within tIe e., Iy G s relief dnnsoded s
the eo@Psi1tSIIPysitSs fwffEmgAD Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

I IyERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
H sHIF COnPAkY-So IL Wslnut-st., Phlsdedhia
Esreb 4 Iass-NOTTCE 20 PASSENGERS and IMPORT
FRs-Ibe steaustip CITY OF BALTIMORE. 2,464 tnns
so horseroer CAPT Robert Leiteh intended 70 resume
the TslI g f,om LIVERPOOL for PHILADELPHIA durias
The no NJ fAu or she be RON the French
Government whom her period Of service Is expiring
soon a. lie precise date OF sailing can DO liked will ap-
pear IN rhe AdycTtiFrmenta JOhN u DALE, Asen''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
xTFRGNESs ELECTRO. CHEMICAL BATHS

Prof VERGNFs The dscovefer Of the psocess for en-
r,rtins Metal. che Human Body No no Broadway
s. Ra,hs uot only extract esc medicines from the hn-
man syseu but peculiarly efhcacous IN scfievns tbeso
Iuferns Rheumatism Cont Nearsse Pains Weatnes
ar OF the Limbs. Spins Spinal Affections Uterine
oSs,ructou and Erupons the Skin The Professor hmss
yss biz undivided attention patients special dopsmens
r Laes Theory explained Students at No TIC broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

- a ar,tu,, WILLIAM HILLYER, Defendant -soInmons
- uoney DEN and contract tom not serD TO nc D.
f ssd; You hereby susnsnsncd and
sSsrer the Complaint 10 ts se,on which hs this dAy Co.,
h ,E ofce The Cei u the Couny of New fot ~.
Hal n the City Of hevYork and 70 ssrye esYJ n. A.
srer 70 the ssd complaint the subseree - - 80 s.r
the service Of this yos ,Sn the
ana Won fan 70 the SAID ss
Jedzoeot tof te -. =.
two hundred snd sixty seven donsfs 80 - sSssnd eiehs
HUNDRED AID ffty6ys, beside The sosIn es eps,SRsoN
February 10. lSbh 50 p,..,sass Attosuey.
Cg 1sw eyTBkf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
JoEs s. BErTs, AuctoDeer.
n JrCTTON NOTICE GERARD & BELTS

"A viii sell on MONDAY March a. at u O'clock, at No 100
AflApt Broohlyn, by order Of the assisnee)Sock Of
Bruss elegant Fixtures Lease Of store &eThe eor Stock
FrtuTes Lease good H. &C. of Drugs, Chemical Pefdmery
As contained 10 tLe above store.
The tugs of the store Of the most elegant lind bsns
eaeeednsy ch elaborate design and hnsi Plate Glass
SHOW VII dows Msrhe Tile Floor Marble top Counters Plate
lsss Gases, French Platform Scales &c, including al
che sxtpres fittings 6o., Of a frst-class store.
The lesse 1ch viii be sol immediately after the sbovel
very valuable one having three 70 run from st May
49,
The sale will he without TO he highest bidder All
particulars relation stock lease &C. be obtained
he premises day pTior to the sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
IN the matter of the SALE of the REAL Es-

L n the matter OF Tue ShlsE VI tuo hcho
\ TATF Of ELIPHALET CHICHESTER, deeeased, ,or
Suroste of the County NewYork will TO be cid az
public suction Merchants Exchspfe In the City Newl
York Ninth day Of April 1855 At twelve O'CLOCK noon
the following described Real Estate OF Ephale Chichester.
late City Newiok deceased tor the payen, 81 ns
debts that certain lot o ground situated IN the rour
Ward Of the City Of NewYok, on the northeriy nde OF
Cherry street known by the street number twenty r
() bonded souhey front by Cherry street. northsry I'm
the by Gilbert Jack deceased esstery
one by No 20 lately belonging hesss smith and
longing William Foot aud the heirs OF Nathaniel Brush and
eGsed Ephae Chichester contanng breadth on Cherry
feet Ia the twenty us feet and In length
Cd hundred and thirty feot be- the
Ann his Joseph Towers by deed bearing date the third
day thousand hundred and eighty aud
In the office Of tho Register Of the City snd County VI
Newfork In Lber III of conveyaDess page M and BY tho
said JoseIh Towers due Of law devised 20 bis step
daher Mary Rker and by the heirs Of the said Mary hker
conveyed Chichester BY deed bearing date the hss
dsy of April, 1889.
Also al that certain piece parcel OF land situate lying snd
being Fourth Ward Of the City OF NewYork and being
part lot of Land owned by the Mayor derIaen
CopInonaty OF the City of New York, fronting on Uar
city which contains hundred and hfy-
half feet and 10 bounded and batted - fol-
Norhey by other land Of the said The Mayor Alder
men and Counonsty Of the City Of York" ten feet and
seven inches westerly by land Of unkngwn nneteen
feet half nch soutbsy BY other lsnd Of EPhass
yeyed BY deed bearing date the twenty fourth day Of February,
1882 jacob vaDderoo twenty feet one Inch and one
half inch the said piece parcel q land above descbd
coored In pink certain dated New fok, teb-
rrsy a. 1882 surveyed by John J. seneli Cay Surveyor
Ten Of tho puehase money will be required 20 bo
paid at the sale the balance when the deed ready for de-
f26 law6wTu WELCOME H. bEEbE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
Ccai.

DRECKENRIDGE COAL.-A smsll supply Of
this celebrated COAL is beng received and VIII -
sd AZ al per uB delivered Sl4 taken rom yart.
SSrSers le at No Nsist tTHoAPsONs oieeO or ;he
.vI coy, ar ef 27hsL ass StL Cal snd X
shley place. - - S-'""i t'~ OS--e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
IRON NEw-YoRK 10 HAvRE DIRECT

Iron NEW-YORK 70 HAVRE DIRECT
Il BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
sTBAMPACkBT COMPANY
Capt. Miller ENEU ..........Csps Small
JURA........ Csp,. ~ickm.n LEBANON 80. Csy, Cook
CAMBRIA, tpsddie- ~hesD Capt Bro~nes.
Their cabin accommodations and for
r.sseptsrs are equal 70 those Of any ,,esmer sfos.
Passage Nonsy Fir-t Cabin. ...................ei
Provisions and siewsrd' Fee ncluded; Wines and Lqocn
esns. 20 be procured on board
For fresht passage any other alton spply 70
y. CUNARD, No A Bowns. sreeo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

IL PROPERTY in Newark, NewJersey-The subscriber
vii offer for sale at public auction on the premises On a.
DAY Msnh a. at o'clock TO-, the valuable property su-
sted at the corner Broad aud Nansts known as the
CITY HOTEL. The LOT s about 81 feet inches IN mont on
and lS7 feet ~ inches ia depth on Williams AMI
after reaching depth OF 100 feet hos width OF about ID et
for the distance OF 81 feet 10 inches IL abou -V
feet deep on the line and communicates With conmoqr
Gus alley in the rear which il hast front OF y ieet me
Hotel and in very substantial
manner occupies whole front and about l4o feet deep
IL high beside basement and under inc
prorery the price Of so 500 and Will be sod
10 bidder above that Ton per cont OF the Pu
ehae money will required be paid the day OF SALE and
% Ter cent on the 18Th day Of April next when the deeh WIN
he delivered promises r. m Of that day The balance
OF the purchase remain bond and mortgage oil e
premes for FIVE years inesest at cent per ahnu
from the 18th Of April next payable half yearly Persons des
on OF nnrcbsng are invited TO particular examination
Of the premises. IA, ~ ~ II " 'ttNL
Executor Of the Estate Of Russell H. Nevns deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

DATRIO1 &c LINE-New Line Of NEW-YORK
4 ,nd LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-This line will bo COM
posed Of the following new and spleudld ,nips viz.
CALHOUN. 60 tuDs hurder Capt H. Truman
IL CLAY......l go burden .Cspt. David CsGkins
WEBSTER 900 tuns burden Capt J. Iagtsnee
The ao7e have been recently built and the las
es, SID most ssbstA3sGl IN the IHe. ~ ~
They are eommaEfed by of experience and ability Inc
are very supsror and every eserron will ee
1ss 10 the comfort the convenience
OF shfpping For Ere ght or PASSAGE apply 20
sPOFFORD TILEsTON Co, No % BroS5Ey
Agents IN Liyerpool-r. GRIMsHAW Co., No 10 Gore
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