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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21

CARD.
AM anufaeturing dsiy my Eclipse Steve Foundry
10 this city good assortment ~ Slows AN0 hOL
LOWWARs via: Oyens Pots. Skiets and Ids ssd-Irons
and AndrOns Of aeersnt patterns hs wholesale and re-
tail trade, a. small proEts.
Also, Tin Copper Sheet hun Ware ofthe best qaASty
81 len figures eu are cAAuber sxtss q Driiaaia waT
and No. RefTls~rasors. en- hand FOR sale los.
Particular stteHton PAID Roofing and Catering wils
Tin or ConFer
50 od Copper, Pewter, Brass and scrap sstsa IN
sx-hApSr for ny uannfacsures.
HIP DORIS
bso-em No ecoilegs 81. ssar CksrsA q
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Better Late Than Never.

'INHE Celehrated Genuine PAN CAKE. FLAT PRESSED
and lyons TIA Isf TOBACCO, hss laat been received
By Lyons Co. Wholesale Dealers IN Havana Cigars, Il
quors, Tobacco, Ac LYONS A co.
sepS IS Cedar stree
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
49, Ezz9 80 - al Al
Express Notice.
1880 sSszSs-sST = = Sss@

TYRE adams Express COMPANY " have made ar
engagements with the above Railroad for Daily Express
Line and prepared 10 receive and forward Freight
Packages, &e BY Passenger Trains to hnutsVe Decatur
fuscumoia, and informed stations the G. and
o. Railroads. Small PackAg ; at reduced RATES.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily % o'ciock, A.
EE FTeights to be forwarded by Express win be Gale
or without extra charge lsDl0-nl A. X. HOLT Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO cHARLEsToE AMI
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE no SHfPPEKS,
nv Snrnnnnh In An.hrHIIe

A the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compsny
n have notified and reminded The Central Railroad Com
pRnes Of Georgia Of their Sumner and does net
TO have been noticed recognized in the hand bills o.
that Company, recenth distributed in city. We tzke
ts method % informing the Merchants and ShiTp By
that line The wills Be 81 So 0T it0 b Arst class
goods and not 81 % the grand bills represent; t125 10
the average through rate hFst css goOds from the
ward 70 Nashville bat Il Is beet The variation Of 10
addition 81 in sumner and deducted q 10 PEI 100 lbs
IN Winter Nhch makes the rate per advertisement
tlS5 from June 70 December, and 81 from Dec June
IA. ANDt RSON,
Iunsn Superintendent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21

LANcHORNE A ARHISTRAD.
n BOXEs LansAorne Arnisieat' celsereied foesese
OO lust rscslYs4 1ouNsoN, ROkNE co.
aag4)-ls
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90 nhom il man Concern.

"ORRIBLt ACCIDENTS to PERSONS and
ll IMMENSE OBSTRUCTION Of PROPERTY ia the daily
Information furnished by the newPspers the Uned
States Blu Of Fluid Now all danger and the cause
Of tese accidents entirely removed use the PATE VT
INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP, which cannot he
broken be tsed exploded neither can thoy BE- filled who
the sht burning They the most economical aud cheap
Get Lamp offered intelligent people The appearance
Of o, Lamp discredit the best finished drawing
room ILcose mail address, i 81 H. 81 - or
eoy4pondine 10 money received and it be the Of
sayinfs valuable hfe. Lbersl discount 10 desers
HAWXHUST MOTT,
Erelusiys Manufacturers II the United States
No. b9 Fulton ST., New-Yoh City.
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ALs,Rr IA NIcoLAy. Auctioneer
DoSJTIVE EXECIlTOR's SALE of the Estate

DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF the Estate
i OF the late GEORGE FORDHAm, deces.ed OF Ess
Rtosdvny Cherry and Wstest REAL ESTATE by ortef u
A W Bradford ESQ, Surrogate, TO close the Estse-AL
BERT ii NICOLAf will sell. on WEDNESDAY. Oct ~
" oIcl,ck NJ the Merchants' Exchange, sfollows;
The LEASE Lots Of Nos. SZl and $50 CHERRY ST vt
the n story basement Bck Houses thereon the south
aide between Clinton and Montgomerysts Houses 1rb
The leases expire May 1853 with renewal Of years
per cent valuation Present ground rent SIo per Annnfn
each the Of the lot TO pay full value tor all Improve
ments a the expiration Of the leases - ,,..,., nm
With 3stoy and cellar Brh stores thereon fe
each Tie leases the tho Chcrys property ana
will be sold In parcel together vita the same . -
No. 2tS EAST BR0ADWAY,-Ths LEASE ot Lot No III
Past ay together with the iory and basement Bck
House con the south side between Clinton and Jeher
son.ss House. 13xs and contains all the modern improve
ept. The lease expires the LIST Of May lBoI with ve
renewals Of q years each at per cent valuation fresent
around rent % per the OF the lot to pay fu
y.ue tor all provemeus the expiration Of the lease
IERhs-Cssh follows; 10 Per cent and the anconesr'
es on the day Of salt ard the bhsnoe the l day Of No
yebef next when esses will he dclvered-the purchase
the benefit Of ~ The rents from that day For full
hcusrs apply No 81 Cherry st. OF TO the Auctioneer No
( BroadsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
". s. MrLLoR. Auctioneer-By W. s. HsLLoa.
H'UIS DAY (Tmrsday Oct. I6), commencing at

W s. MrLLor. Auctioneer-By w. s. HsLLoa.
H'HIS DAY Thursday, Oct. l6), commencing at
lC1 oclock A. n a, the Sa,sroom Nos Is and IS Psrh
row Assignee. Sale OF the richest collection of custom male
CABINET FURNITURE offered a, public sale this Fan rae
stock gcd for exhibition, Ladies and Oennemsn
particularly invited TO view the goods preyol. 10 sale f
The accommodation OF Southern and Western Merchants Ss
have made an Die arrangements for packing and delivering
reasonable charge by experienced persODs Purchse" are
sured that every lot The Catalogue will BE- sofa psu'{
without reorve Sy order of the aguee being the eure soot
OF class manufacturer removed Sssroom tor ~
yeecs consisting Part OF elegant Par1r sute Gov
cred costly brocstee plush aud hair CLOTH and Of the ss
nd fashionable styles rich Center Tables Etsssra
Bullets NaTdrUbes Escrtoe,, Turkish Chairs kcumornl
Chairs IN morocco Bookcases lined with satin wool Mas
Cabinets IS richly decorated and plain esmeled Chsmos
Sues solid oak do. rosewood mahogany and walnut 90
great variety Easy and Rocking Chairs. PaIlo Chairs retes
tetes Extension Dining Tables Is feet eng IN great variety
styles OAK Chairs LOun Lounge Beds Hall Stands Han
Chairs Reception DO.
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paints, Oils, Glass, sc.
Professional Notices.

DATENT for YENTION
II No. ) WALL-ST
The undersigned respectfully Offers bic services 10 al tAS
TERS PATENT for INVENTIONS An extensive practice
hcen years embracing also every country Of Euope ana
important inSoruston other way be acquired respect
the various laws in force and the practice necessary !" the
obtaining OF raid Foreign well a. American Pssents
JOSEPH 7. PRISON.
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Danrina Ataoemies.
4 nODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIE.S

n. No. 800 Broaiwsv New York and
No. ~ MoUtasueplsce Brootlyn
Classes Wednesday and Saturday, br9okIya
Ca.e. on Tu..dsys and Fridsys st aud m for Ladies
ard Children aud al D. m Gentlemen Ladies Pnvsie
Pupis can con suy time during the season
Circulars cuiaiun. terms &c msy be had ct either of shs
Academic. The usual Soirees vii be- sivcI. Nh Dodworh
would take his patrons that no eKe'on VIII
b. omitted hat will be Of sdvans To the pupils or IN any way
the very gratifying reputation now possessed oy ns
Academies
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furs, Robes, Sc.

furs, Robes, ST.
AIDES FANCY FCRS.-
IL BACKus OSBORNE L Co.
Noe. 81 snG - MAnssLAsE. Nsw.YosI
Oder WsoLEsALE RsrAiL very desirable assortueat
LADIES' FANCY FCR5,
CONSISTING Of
RUSSIAN SABLE HUDSONS BAY MARrEN MINK
STONE hARTEN and FITCH
Manufactured IN the latest. Iasst fashonshe styles
EXPRESSLY FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

NOTICE.-An persons holding drafts of Messrs.
IN PALMER COOK & Co. Of San Francisco, California
Mil pease present them at No % Merchants Exchange
Nav, Yort Del, H. 1856 M. q. READ.
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~ n Iyvp. Auc,ioneer.-By Ii. II. LSED, s. Ca
uIrRADAN Oct LIZ at LII n,cluck In OIL

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer
On FRIDAY, Oct II. at 10 o'clock q. M, at
the Central salesrooms Wloughby corner OF Pear
at Brooklyu MORTGAGE SALE OF uOUsEhoLp FUN
NITURE-BeddinE. Pautcd Wardrobes, Bureaus neaean
Pianos Chairs, Stoves, &s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

IMPORTANT to MASONS and BUILDERS
u Mes,n HUNT SANDS'S MORrARMlXIN MA
CHINE will BE- tested and examined by Commit at the
Fair the American Institute. ON SATURDAY NEXT at II
O'Clock when Masops and Others Interested may see '9Pc
rio, ou.iy Of Mortar made saving Of ne and labor
The lime used will be Sandss Wcschester County Lime
II. W. HUNT,
JOHN SANDS
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millinerp, &e.

lanes TUCKER respectfully reminds his
friends patrons .nd trading public that he REhOV-
ING spacious premises NJ George bvpins No
S Broadway from Frsnkn-st, one from Roots
from Bradys" one from 'Thomp'on'' sDd two from
lame, Beci Co the very center aftrsco1
thai this change Of locality interest h fr patrons the
three than the occupied
and easy from Apart from this improvement
stocked with the and best thst Paris pro
due. consisting Of Flouers Feathers and Rbbons No. 81
Broadway, near Nhite-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

TX OCTOBER, 1856.-In seeing the Americ an
Il - Inst,ue where il the Craze gone tot Js NJ W.
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MORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, at Morris

MORRlS fEMALL iNSIii ~, - $500
1Sl town N j. II hour by from New ok pes.a'y
situated in hr~thtul region, snd srnl'a WIN ~
and Efficient Faculty Of fnstnctors oners peasant anu
quiet home Young Ladies' Epecs care taken 20 s
thorough. and. the time polite hduesison s
oeivr specA s,tcutios the principal Teacher cens h
Musician. The Sxtecnth Semi Annual fsI 70 nov cuhT
enced but will be 6rmed Of the bcshnht OF h~
Snsd. Tyrrns, Per sinum EI,iss al usual rates
HENRY KfNBALI. A NJ, $50.
Principal Literary Department
MISS J. A. SEELEY PrnciPs. aad Proffs'eF
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Hlatbinrrp, ST.

DOILERS for SALE.-Three secondhand
ROITRS 30 uche. diameter % Tee, lcps good order
III ,rn.rr tro,t COMPLETE Alec, and secondhand
EYGINFS and BOILERS constantly hsni, sad for .,s
rb.n HENRY ESL.R Co, Atlantic Dock lro1 Works
kdaIss. No. l. Broadway. " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

WELLINGTON A. CARrEs, Auctlonee.
GENERAL HARDWARE. LIQUORS, &c:-
" AUCTION To MORROW friday at ioi O'Clock No.
81 Drys corner of Or ,nNich stSpsdes shovei. Axes
Hstehts spoons Scissor, Knives fork Cutlery Ch.eSA
Iron and aso lot of G. c,resRce, Eour SAT- opt res.
Coffee Teas Crar- Toba g" with assortment Il mis-
c.ll,n,ous mott, Is articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
MR.. BINGHAM SCHOOL for ~ BOYS

NI Bible House-iEu C.assca! Gymnasium - ~ ~ =.
Is defined % b. pceuuen'y effect. hlr'r-h ana
every fesr.cr. Primary D~par'rr - a''a a'd IIe
number 81 smaller bow. tn az oiiy AA4 ''H'
sud provided WITH every srlfort.
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6onses an6 farms Uanteo.

A SOOD FARM WANTED-At q Rent or on
inference Aodrvs' A r., Fu.hns L. 4
WANTED-AlsreeF FIRST FLOOR and GEL
Ian A., 70 ,ss ..sr pan q the city Apply to KERO
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RvssELL ". Wnsrco1r, Aucti meet
W s MELLoR Auctioneer
EIGUT ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY Pr

II NO-PORTES. THIS DAY Thursi,y Oct 49, At 10
cok A. the Salesoon Nos Is and IS Psrk eosss Ing
~ eight superior toned PsnoFoes by the following naSs
W Liudemsn & Sou Bnsrs, Bsmorc, Csrmsn F'aese,
upright Instruments Also three mahogany sec
hand DO the OF which be sold without reserve
pay advances.
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0Iontee Tor Bne'nfes Glen

\ REPUBLICAN ~ANTED-To take an in
n -, in THF BROOKLYN FREEMAN Cash required
- Wv. -. .nnY Boz No. % Hf.OklIn PnstOMcc
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". WILsos AGO ioac-t
A CCTION SALE Of FIRST.CLASS UOIrsp

AUCTION NOTICE.-To RETAILERS
~ HARDWARE STOCK by order Of ASSIGNEES ~,
r. VAN ASTWERPS regular trade OF HARDWARE a,
THURSDAY, 10Th will commence at 10 O'clock with tn a.
IRE stock Of retailer Catalogues a, No PIC Peag. w..
the goods exhibited
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Uutlerp. 6aromare auo Jron.

DIRONDAC COLD BLAST CHARCOAL
n Pho IRON By the Company Agent, ,
AZ OHN VI QUINCY No &c WIliains-
DAY STATE TOOL COMPANY
ID NORTHAMPTON. MASS,
Manufacturers OF
YIELD HOES,
PLANTERS HOES,
MANURE FORMS:
sPADING FORKS,
HAY FORKS,
GARDEN RAkKS
PCTI TO HOOKS. &c, - sAs by tie C. N.
sss,. OILY Ases.-, BtSsiSS. SENkSn DODGE.
Nc. 5!aS~s Seriost.
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lV1 and SPANISH BOAEDING and DAT SCHOOL or
YOUNG LADIES, No lSZ M4d,son-av n-1r Sd wi Kf-
OPEN OF WEDNESDAY sept 10. Cir, liArs A. the lA''o
tiou. Oulu hus atsched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

IL tiou-The attention VI those ~hins'a moielse.s
House I'M complete order requested the sale OF the two
story BRICK HOUSE and LOT Nc Sj Fast Bro,iway b.
~ IL FRANkLlN son, al the Merchsnts Exchange, %
FRIDAY Oct H. ~ II O'Clock Particulars % be obtained
tie Auciioncsrs No Brusds.
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End MILITARY INSTITUTE

- R,uoy- from Danbury Conn. Pertn Anooy y -.
The Rev. ELIAS ; SCHENC K 4. ". Principal A. u
tuto Of the ,der for thorough edu st'l o. 'nt ~
aid mind with -. b.; KIND 81 fr nv - aDu '
Study Circular interview with the PrirlQA,. o. -
to WM HALLE SONS, No. 80 BTpAdSsy N-w-lSIa 81 y
p. h An boy. y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

EOR SALE-A small select DAY SCHOOL IN
Wosches'sr COUNTY. \. Y. in Term. mod
eTsie. and payuert easy Apply A. re men. N Ih'
Applatous' BulciL- NJ RI .acv New \ prk
z. n CHAPiAN 4 SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, ". "a
i SELECT CLASSICAL aud COMMERCIAL BOARDING.
SCHOOL for BOYS The next Session Will c0mnenss on
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s CirculaIs with terms references,
&C. may be obtained Of MessT' Lyon R.yuoi No sset.
n.n..t James II. Wilsus No. 2CoGrsndtst Chapman
{ smith No $40 Broadway, snd Hson Co: No $40 BrSad
- ., Nv ADDRESSING ID. s. ROWE. Principal
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Clothing,

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.-No. "a VII.
1v1 laIns,., corner Of Maiden nne New .Yort.
GEORGE NJ. TRACY
Has hand choice stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
nearly ell Of whch made uade his inspection Of the
choicest fabrics aud styles Merchants will ind this
denrsbe place 20 make their seeetiona Annexed
logue Of of the articles:
hosiery and Gloves Improved Napoleon Tea
Sk b. aufort Tee Stocks n varieties.
Sh Alberi Ties Silk aud Laen Handksrchisf
Linen Collars Dressing Robes
Fine Shirts Travelling Shawls
Craysts and Scarfs Silk UndershLrt. and Drawers
Suspenisrs. Silk and Gnsham Umbre iiss
His Shirts Of superior make and quality and warranted
IT, Persons wishing Goods will 10 served
retail ss well - wholesale. at the lowest prices.
TREMENDOUS EXC ITEMENT. -
Il HUNT, THE Halter
IL retailing Broadway ~ HATS At IS at
No. ~ Ful,oust,,
OAK HALL.
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.AEENIS selectiur SCHOOLS for their Chill

invited Inspect the Register. Of IT, AMEh.
CAN SCHOOL ISSTIl UTE, Arp..ror- Bliain- 10 y
BroAdwav Sho.. and sniic. 10 want 81 Traru-rs %
are LsnFrtz.s IT, d1 rent science. nay
al !I ruAiIoI the 10 -'iiufe. IcnrI.
address Z. h. CIAPMAN L >NLIh.
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Jnsfrurtion.

DOYS' SCHOOL.-Parents DESTROYS for the III
H. aructiOn Of their invited 10 examine j. H.
TYNG'S system. st the School No. 81 East l6th-st.
Dogs SCHOOL.-The subscriber has opened
ID SCHOOL for BOYS At Nc. 55 Ma1ison-av -
GEO. N CLEANELAND.
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Green
ID wich Cosn-LEWlS HOWE, A. NJ, Principal Num-
Der limited twenty Winter Session will commence on
MONDAY Nov s. and continue - weeks For circulars con-
tanning teru. &C, address the Principal.
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UNSIRCCIION.-AL Lady OF many years expert
Teacher wshes 20 employ portion Of her time in
GIVING INSTRUCTION in PRIVATE FAMILIES OFT
CLASSES IN SCHOOLS in OF the usual English sndes,
urpdina the higher branches Of MAhemaics OF IN Lsn
Yorr. Ladies would be prepared pupils who hsvns con-
nor. Of the dsy 10 History general LeTNiarc in En..h OF
either principal modem languages Address "" box
No 8 Office
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An MERwrs. Auctioueet.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il C0.-TrsAe-SsI.

- No. ~ Parkrow
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oc'. II. a. ocloct
COINS AND MFDALS.-A large collection Aataus AL
ysabie Silver aud Copper Coins Of various smbr.
ira tbs, rxceins ly being he pTys'e ce
tou of gentleman recently de- e,sed selected by him with
es,e and now to ~ sold for ihr hneft Of hi.
Csfsosues may BE- had on Sppica'iOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

CoAL THE SUBSCRIBER Is RECEIVING PEACH
~ Orchard of quality second b none IN the and
white ash adapted the and furnace which offers
the lowest market prices from yard 80 per
from the boat Also for sale Liverpool Oral camel
ENRY REEVE corner Of Canal and Centre OF
Jane and West streets
roAI. rs rs PER TON, FOR oRBERs OF FIVE TONS
and upwsrda not exceeding air blocks: ove~ OK psv
ton for the quality Of red and vhxe coal stove
rsnge. grsis or Furnace sire. N " HOWELL.
w@' Hasbngon plaza
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LrTERATURE.

GRAND kALLY.-RARR CHANCE FOR BOOK BUY
NJ ogs-Mosseu. EVANS Co have Iua rereiyrd 4 sDIen-
DID SOCK q new STANDARD and gcPuar took Having boas
determined give better bargains than can be
had elsewhere We shall sell many books ct les than the
from 20 cent: o 800 VIZ BE- deliysred dc purchaser
issued Mrs Stoves book, bred, sale q q Ia
giA included; tho Fas Of the 6hateinuc 81 IS with g
EVANS 4 CO., lO0 Broadway.
ton viii appear Nos and Of he Horrors Of the Euro
pean Courts containing
Adventures and Arrest of Louis Napoleon In New York.
&C, &c.
II Alexander H. OF Russia and Feminine Jealousy aAinst
bis wife Marie Of Hesse Attempt Poison h
III. Francis and Marie Louise Of Ausra. (Oontat10
Address all orders and letters To ROSS TOU6xY, los
Nassau street.
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fyHAraE or uoUR.-KINsLEy cos EASTERN
and Southern Express via Newport and Fall River con
Meeting with al the Eastern expresses Boston viii cave
once ~ Broadway, and afo Monday October 20,
quarter 10 r. For Phadepns, Baltimore, Washington
and The South a, a.. Notes :,ts bulls collected and
prompt return.
nkC1FIC FxPREss COMPANY iA BROADwAY-
Express for California, Oregon, South Pacific Coast
vii no forw BY United states mail steamship geores
Law connectna with The Golden Gaie Monday October
81 charge special messenger Small parcels receivedud
l; letters, IL o'clock VIM H. HALL
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- -~----~------ 49, -
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRrI.rrAsCy
" 70 the real and n prices within the reach Of Gents
Pima - SD rings IS 70 t25 earringa 8 70 AGO. crosse,
studs, bracelets, 40. CAL and see.
L. Al. JACOBS. 4c7 Broadway.
COMPOSITION AND GOLD cHAINs.-yEsr, GUARD
" fob ladies' chaelaines warranted change color
tie money rvturneds Prices - tolps sent By MAI "a an
part OF The United State. wholesale dealers supplied.
~. JACOBS, tW Broadway
TEwKLRY. AND DIAMONDS VERY Low-THF SUB
scrber for The last eighteen years in Ws
selling all descriptions Of ne FOLD diamond and al
oher kinds 81 Jevelry Il wholesale Aaa retail II much -
AAa Ae usual prices
Lses beautiful gold, mosaic carbuncie and pearl -
earrings pins Aud bracelets In bores 90 " 70 500 % $50
ladies' pima gold, canned, mosAe pearl -
and esrbunele 0 - 10 $50 90 each
piar carbune Sc ............. o. p,o sas a. pss
Cod guard chains, chaielAlns chains FOB
chains End vet chains. . @s gs o $50
Isdies gold braceles ........., n % 70 80 %
PLAIN and chased gold riass....... 49, 70 q % esaA
Genuemens seal rings ......... - % 10 80 % each
Garnet opal and other nga q 81 70 ~ % each
fine gold hiHbles ................ ~ 80 70 % eaeA
Gold guard teys, fob keys and seals u % 70 - % sscA
g god pens 49, pencils. ;:........;.. -
ISS,ss rs9,.moups,.s II 50 70 Us q -
GoM I'D necklaces ......... q % 70 S2 y each
Gold snl Stone sleeve burons anA studs " ~ ys w. -
namcnd e~rpsa ptna finger rings croeses ~ 90 &eW q
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WANTED-AT zee BROADWAY FOUR sALEsssN,
w two bookkeepers three clerks conductor t,r
two barkeepers four two bssr.genss thres
brshemen i've men steamers drivers three porsrs
coschen three wagons and four bows for stores
and for xsdes KAUFMAN 4 0ARRkTT, Proprietors.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CHEMICAL LECTURES, IN BRooKLyN-DR. DoRE
" MUS will deliver four lectures the 'mponderabe
forces" light heat electricity. &c. at the Brooklyn Athe
Tuesday and Friday evenings of Oct 81 "a % ami
81 at ~ O'Clock Tickets procured Messrs Jno. Mihaus
13 Broadway, New York r. J. Davies OF Fulton
and Clinton streets. Brooklyn s. Fongeras corner OF
Atlantic and Clinton Streets Brooklyn Course ticket admit
ting lady and gentleman ~ 50 ticket for single per-
81 80; single tickets so cents
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DAVID r. LAWRENCE FORMERLY SCHOOL TEACH
- in some part of New Jersey, and who taught
ship in Poughkeepsie n " in 1852 will find to his adyan
tage to call send his address TO N Griffin 2 Fulton
Rronh linn
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-11
NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION.
HSHE next session Of the Musical Con-


il vention, under the direction of Prof ]. B.
Woodbury. will be held at the Smithsonian Institute
on Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1855, COM
mencng at 10 o'clock A. nj. -
The Committee of Arrangements in announcing
this determination feel assured that all who desire
improvement in the art of Vocal Music will avail
themselves of the opportunity of attending this Con-
vention. The extraordinary success which attended
the first Convention, held in May last, convnces us
that it will make an abiding impression our own
community in faver of the and claims of Sacred
Music, and will no less abundantly reward all who
participate therein.
We cordially invite the lovers of music in other
cities to be present and share with the advantages
to be derived from this Convention. All members of
choirs certified such by their respective pastors
and other attestcd delegates will be entertained du
ring the continuance OF the Convention.
II is important that all persons who intend being
present delegates, win address Mr.. r. Glenroy,
Corresponding Secretary who will furnish them with
all information relating to the Convention.
T.. j. MAGRUDER,
F.A. TUCKER
u. b WARD,
feb 7-eotl8feb Committee of Arrangements.