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~ A Kentucky paper says it is
getting to be fashionable in that quar-
ter to enclose a dollar with marriage
notices, when sending them to the
printer. A good custom, that ought tc
prevail everywhere.
Six dollars to printer and priest
No sensible man could refuse
Five dollars to render him blest
And one to publish the news
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Az Ou1RAGE.-The editor ofthe Loba

Az Or1RAGE.-Ihe editor ofthe Lcba
non Herald porpctracs the following:
why arc young ladies' Of Lebanon,
when they try 10 make conquest Of a
Gentleman, Ike band ofun;amcl lnlians
bout to engage in mortal combat"
"D'ye give it uP!'
"Becuosc they enter upon the contest
rith q (a)hoop.'
lie descrrcs to Ne p.achel to leaih by
o.. meii,
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~ An lrishman who had just ar
rived from the Emerald Isle, hearing a
gun fred at the closing of the day, ask
ed what the noise meant. Being told
that it was the shutdown gun, he ex-
claimed: "Does the sun make such a
devil of n noise going down in this
country
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~ We have been visited this week
by Mr.. Shofner, Of Shelbyvillc, Tenn,
who is agent for the machines he adj
vertises on our Agricultural page. OF
him and the machines for which he is
agent, the Shclbyville Constitutional
list says:
ALL HAIL.-We were shown a few
days since, by Mr.. Mike Shoifner, a
large and heavy Silver Medal, awar-
dcd by the N. Y. Agricultural Society
to the excelsior Horse Power Thrash
er, patent by Richard Ii. Pcase. We
believe from the number sold by the
agents of this Machine, that it is the
best of the kind now in use. We.judge
from the recommendations of the press
and Agricultural Societies that Pea
SEES Excelsior Thrasher, and Maney's
combined Reaper and Mower, are the
best machines of the kind with which
our farmers could supply themselves.
Mr.. Sholiner is the agent for the sale
of these machines, and he informs us
that he is selling a great many, and
that he has never had any returned to
him. Our readers can see these ma
chimes at tho warehouse OF Johnson
81 Mcclure on Depot street, Shelby.
vile.
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NiE G W g prin 6
GOODS.
s. 4. handy. ...,....... b. s. HENDERSON
handy & HENDERSON,
WINCHESTER, TENN.

We just received our stock Of SPRING
GOODS, and are now prepared to wait upon
all who may desire anything in our line
The greatest possible care was taken in the
selection Of what we thought would please
and salty the demands of the people of this
town and county, and the public generally
TO name all the articles we have in store
would be m arduous task, but to be brief we
would state that our assortment comprises
goods suitable for males and females, both old
and young.
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1CjpVe have been 50 pressed with

Dj"We have been 50 pressed with
work this week that no time could be
spared for the writing Of any thing like
a "lcadeE" After working all day and
half Of the night, not much time is
left to DO anything, except to sleep.
'Iowcyor, wen try and be on hand
next week.
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POINTED REMAREs.~-"A renowned
clergyman, not thousand miles from
this city, latel y preached a rather long
sermon from the text. Thou art
weighed and found wanting" After
the congregation had listened about
an hour, some began to get weary and
went out; others soon followed, great
ly to the annoyance ofthe minister
Another person started, whereupon the
parson stopped in his sermon, and
said: "That is right, gentlemen, as
fast as you are weighed pass out. -
He continued his sermon at some
length after that, but no one disturbed
him by leaving.-Erpress.
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ORGIS OF THE "MALAKorr. The
anti-quaricS Of ScHastopol have made
curious discovery. Everybody has
heard of the MalakoH hill, upon which
was built the tower now famous
Such an Immortality scarcely seemed
destined this name, which was that Of
certain Lieutenant Malakof, dis
missed from Russian Navy on account
of incorrigible drunkenness. Faithful
to his passion. after his dismissal he
set up a grog shop on this spot, which
was frequented by sailofs. These lat
ter in a fit of sarcastic gaiety, gave to
the hill in question the name Of their
tap-master, which, by the accident of
a memorable seige having taken place
near the spot, has now become immor-
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Dr.. Adam says, that one reason why the
world isnot reformed is because every man
is bent on reforming others, and never
thinks Of his own ways as in noel 81
m ending.
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.Tonn Phoenix went TO the Theatre once
when Mrs. Smith was advertised 10 appear
in two pieces. After the performances he
demanded his money, for he said Mrs S
appeared ,eholc during both performances
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STILL They CoME.-While we were
almost disposed, yesterday, to grumblc
at the fact that so much Of the busy
week, in Winchester, had passed by
ana we had obtained during the time
only 10 new subscribers, and they
scattered here and there, imagine our
good, grateful, and anti-mclancholy
feelings when a clever friend called
in and gave US the names OF tpelOf
additional subscribers, all to be sent
TO the good town of Salem,
A little more cXortion on the part OF
our Salem friends will procure us the
100 we want there, and help to make
1Ae 500 additional we desire 10 have
before the close of this volume.
We arc expecting another club next
week, and shall also look for the other
little parcel" our friend promised 10
obtain.
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Increasing Light By Revoloiag Mr.
rOrs-M. Gadilot, Of Paris, propo
scs, through one Of the papers of that
city, novel plan Of multiplying light
by means Of innumerable small mir
rors, arrangedin particular manner,
in multitude Of frames bound togeth-
or This framing is made to rotate; in
front Of its central point is placed a
bright burner, the reflection of which
Eliminates every mirror. and multi
plies the light infinitely.
If between the burner and this
system of mirrors a co'ored glass is
intcrposcd, the mirrors reflect the col
or, Where the light is not coIored the
rejecting power is said to be so great
that man may read by it at a kiIo
metres distance--about two thirds Of
mil"--with great ca&e.--AcicatIfc
AMcrIcNE.
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Notice.

WE have now in store very large
Stock Of Goods suited to Spring and Sum
mer Sales. consisting Of Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Straw Goods, including an e1
tensive assortment Of New Style Bonne's
and Artificial flowers, to which we respect
fully invite the attention Of Merchants
buying in this market.
We wish to buy feathers, Wool. Bees
wax. Ginseng, Jeans, Linseys and Socks
GARDNER, SHEPHERD & CO.
Feb27-3t.
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IN London there are 100000
persons who never attend public
worship.
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JOHN F. V .AUGHAN,
SUCCESSOR TO S. A. LoCHART)
Wholesale q Retail Manufacturer
Of Tin, Sheet Iron, CODpcr.And
Brass Wares, and Dealer In
Cooking and warming
Stoves. Of every vari-
city and pattern,
Castings,
Pumps, Brass
Kettles, Odd Lids,
Coffee Mills, Wagon Boxes,
And in fact every variety of the above dcs.
cripton Of articles, which will be manuiac.
turcd to order on the shortest notice. Re-
pairing, Roofing, Gu,,ering, &C., will be done
upon moderate terms. Having invested my
entire capital in the purchase ofthe establish.
ment formerly owned by S. A, Iockhar,,
will be compelled to do Cash Business,
thereby giving better bargains than can
be given upon the credit system. All accounts
due when made. Having had four years ex.
perience in the business, hope, and believe,
by close application. to merit and received
liberal share of public patronage, fully assur-
ed that can and will give entire satisfaction,
Winchester, Sept. 10, '56-tf JEW
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ANON
WINCHESTER, Mar, 81.

AN EDIToR's ADMINISTRATIVE are
you talking to-" Why to larger audi
cncc than the best conversatonalist even
could boast of, and to more than ever lis.
tened to him during month, How few
clorgymcn, how few lecturers, how few
public speakers Of any description ever
address an audience half SO large as that
to which the editor Of the smallest coun
try paper breaches! How many clergy.
men are there who are accustomed to audi.
enccs of thousand, and how few papers
there are which do not strictly and literally
find more than thousand thorough read
erS!
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CUSTER HOUSE,
M. CUSTER, ............ Proprietor

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
The subscriber solicits share of patron
age from the travelling public, and the peoPo
Of Winchester and Franklin county. his
accommodations are good. and charges moo
crate. Call and see for yourselves.
NJ. CUSTER.
run good hack daily between DecheIa
and Winchester, and charge only 20 zen"
per passenger. M.CCSIEh'
Febl3 II
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR CLOPTON offers his profession.
al services to the citizens Of Winchester and
vicinity, and hopes by strict attention to bis
duties to merit a liberal share Of patronage.
Office ON Main street, opposite Brooks Ho'
tel; Residence-one formerly occupied by
A. S. Colyar, Esq.
Jan Is, 1857. 1y
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There is fitness in all things, cx
cepting cheap clothes
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DR. MULHEY's LECTuRE,--This gen
tlcmau delivered n lecture ut the Ma
~ Sharp College, on last evening, in
regard to the Orthoopy of the English
language. We were present on the
occasion, and must confess that while
we were highly entertained as well as
instructed, We could but feel much re-
grct that the system he so admirably
clucidatcd, was not in universal use
many years ago, so that we could have
had orr mind imbucd with the impor-
tant art Of pronouncing words with
propriety. His plan,--or rather, his
fathers plan as cypoundcd by the son,
is one that would save thousands Of
rgrcgious errors that arc daily com
mittcd by even our most learned men,
lnd we predict that the day will soon
ono when the young mind will be
started Alright, under this system, by
all of orr schools of any note.
As an orthoepist, we regard DR.. Mul-
key as cminentIy qualified to instruct,
and glad are we to learn from him
that he will be back in two weeks to
take charge of a class, if one should
be formed, and we almost know there
viii.
hpropos, VIC would call attention to
Ike communication from "Anon," rcla-
tive to thcLccturc last evening.
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w INCH T. S II + II:

FRIDAY M0RNG, MARCH o., 1857,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

A ASELL-A New-York correspondents Of TIE Bo'sos
Journal having sent to that paper statement that's
large party of Irish Catholics had attacked and deu,o
shed the walls Of Presbyterian church in this city.
in the presence of an immense crowd attracted to the
spot by the deed and that arrests were made. &c.
a CLERGYMAN Of Lawrence, Mass, wrote to Mayor
Wood nquiring into the matter and received the fol-
lowing reply: ,,y,
MAYORS OFFICE Nsw-YoRx, April u, 1877
DEAR Sn: The statement made by the New'fat corcs
nopdent Of The Daily Journal and pntaheS IN bs ~
per referred In your communication OF y ns,.
and malicious fabrication not one wosd Of srutnA
therein. . =, n, r.ho,,H have useA
every my 10 rreses ~ erooety Of
ce.dns. and 10 preserve tho pesce and pfoecs We
our citizens Very ';ERssissGAlssbo 'r;ERsssisAsbo WOOD. Mayor
The church referred to was D9 %
Church, which has been torn down !1u'ely oy "''"
Catholics, we pre,une,l to be repa'e1' " ''''e''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
Markets-Reported b1 I,eLegroph.

NswORLEASs April l7There hs. been qeter tesdns in
or Cotton market to-day with sales Of only lp Ies At Stc
for Hddiur Il the week p 900 bales Stosk l87 500
bales Receipts the week IS coo bales receipts up the
present time compared With those Of last year fall short
los bales Tho receipts all the Southern ports. thus far
than those Of last year $500 bales SuIar steady at
letdlOc- Flour dull IS 75G &c So Corn steady Pork
coed buoyant holders demanding adv Lard keys
I5c RreisbtsCot,on Liverpool td and 10 Hsvre tc.
Sterling Exchange. 81 Rsent,
CHARLEsToN April liSales Of CorToS today 1000 bales
at advancing prices The market has Ies recovered IL
los, in the befunins Of the week
CHARLESTON Apsl l6-Our CsTToS has recovered
the decline and good uddling closed today tc. Sas
day 800 bales sales # the week 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

LIZZIE WEssoS DAvEsPsRTs BEsEFIr.-At the
Broadway Theater this excellent actress takes ben
eft this evening. The pieces the drama Of Made
lane, the play of Nicholas Nickleby with Mis-
Davenport as Smke, for the first time in this city Tor
many years; and popusr Irish afterpece, in whien
Mr. John Brougham viii appear. Number ofts'eu''H
members Of the profession have volunteered
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

y,. steamer bridgeport built by Samuel snedaD iof
60 w. Corlies, intended for the Bridgeport ane'
IN 10 launched from Mr. Snedens yard, Gtsenpe.na,
.s;, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Spe gao
saa, long "a feet beam. Her eagine beng ouia "
,be Morgan Iron Works-5s-inch cylinder, IL tees
stroke. She will probably be on the hns cy tne i'A
Of june She has been bus under the supenssesdeoos
Of Mr. Leonard Merritt, and is one Of the hne& Ses'
err Of her clsss that hss been built IN tAs eay,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

The Personal Liberty bill was csDed Up but the
Senate refused to go into Cor mit.ec Of the Whole
upon it,
Several attempts were made to adjourn; to 60 into
# which failed.
This was kept up for over On hour, the struggle
being TO reach the bill for the relief of Broa3vay.
New-York.
The prospect Of adjournng before four or sve
O'Clock in the morning, or if al all before to-morro4
is slight.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FROM WASHINGTON.

WBsHINGTOs, Friday, April II, IS57
special dispatch from New-Oreans, dated the 10th,
says: "Official advces have been received here to
the effect that the Mexican Government has admitted
that the contractors TO open the Tehuantepec Road
have complied with the terms of the original coz
tract aud that the official authorities have reserved
the road
The news Office Of the New-YOrk Associated Press,
in Todd's Building, slightly damaged by fire this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
WEATHER AT TIE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE Friday, April II. 1852: ".
Snow fell here this afternoon to the depth Of four
inches. 1t s now melting and a rain storm IL COM
meucng. The mercury stands at 81 above Zero
Wind northeast
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
THE HOGERSTOWN JAIL BURNED
SOUTHERN NAIL.

BALTIMORE, Friday, April II, I857.
The jail at HOgerstown, Md, was entirely do
stroyed this evening by fire. The prisoners were all
saved.
We have received no mail beyond Wilmington this
afternoon.
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al 0ll0 -rALxER,s sUsI on 'srEISe III 4,

An nnn -PATvFRs BUST on spRrNG This
DI.UUU. beautiful work Of srt. nov on hee exhibition
a he Knickerbocksr Magazine once eS broadway richly
In marble OF paintings be dst ued free b. The Cosm
an subscribers vhose nsnes
received up 70 "wednesday Jan. Is u three ocock NJ,
when The books OF the New Fo-k ONCE VIII close md the
place The Western ooe the everins o. Jan - when
the sdfres vi be delivered 81 Ralph waldo fmcr
sor Arr oesron on he payneus ~ becomes subscribed
entitled 70 any OF the sadak three dosr magazines
pear splendid s.e engraving OF saturday fistt"
tosehtr with the Art Josrns one yeAr and ucse ue
above, stibu,on By which costly v>~k AZ my BE hsd
aod Full patoulsrs Al the bnickerbocker Ma
ssyse efee 3n srtsSesy o.er Anp's..nns soossore,
wssse the stove fem Cs8 be eAer. IVA
mega oeA er ssngs &c Reuemie~, Ne hoc<s oosc -
re- cTk n u aeAi Nffne4tN
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ExFREssEs.

TsLArD Cr CUBA ExrREss -FRsfGnT and PAR
GELS received thss M0naay, &h Instant 70
be orv Warrior Tueetav Cor AL
of Cuba Fesv fnr1h renorend contents and
vaire for clearing at ne Custcul House WILLS, ftg9O
90, Acsps, ~ BrctswAy
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Sxx uOUnA 80
Az QUE WHITE ,..s oScDs.
90 danbr4es,
Ss.sookA
auns 10. 60. &c
wl.s .srsd bis week Al eaa-neus sa0fA0s' . ssss
~ 1ss Brs.aw.y..
A oa1ss1 Sf azsS x All h!ssS
" ~; zs q a. e: 4 4: : :sa ; Sc.
aREAr SALE.
'0' Si SssS Fourth street.
RARNsBY LINEN sHEErINds
- win be offered this week,
Al =, T, sns,ps s., s.ortdce' at the
7ss sroad:.y, v.u =, ..,..
BtAAAA''" Il Pine Blankets '-
Al Ss S Sss: e q sX e; pair. s.~'
''' D'''i Ssss Fourth street.
SlosIN5 uE
kapdns
TowsiipgA.
ehlrtings &C. DC
!, g. + s ssr r.f T 81 Forth Is 81
Eeas Fourth "a
u ~ s: n & ~ sn4a 'fls' ;a'''
= a. 3 g = and =. g IS. - p.ssra,
GREAT SALE
IoS Dr0aaway.
ORI GOODS 4TNo0NoExEEsT: 1900 .,.,,,,u-
.esa sss s an n'ssoos 4 Ss pro:s dy sseSs no"
Vi, . tn. MOI. ..r.auo.. tia. S;. s:. a.. IA. ...
M mot . mere announcement 70 dupe the public
ENoIIsH AND o.EMAN EosIssY: M
" ''' n "a J: Sss5ie IDS week ..
''fs' 4; = : =; ;Sss; .. s ::.lsa
usually sold ats.
GREAT HH SALE
7'' s'''s S.:Sy Fourth street.
EVE, LADY SHOULD EXAMINE Tas PRICES
Bsleges ,.u,.
Lawn.
And every d''''' sSss e DRESS GOODS,
the last week Of sale at
7cs Broa1Hw ..yy 'r.,,., .....
EANLY LINEN sHERrINas,
Slightly sOllod,
10 and LA wtds, IN
BEAUTIFUL QUALITIES,
Worth g. o. and LOO. per ysrd,
WIN be offered al this week. At
n. 3D., e. Cd and So. 3D.,
At the
LINEN 6ALA,
7O3 Broadway,
Near Fourth street.
IL CLOSING STOCK
At IN enormous sacrfce.
Beautiful qualities, In Lupn's,
g. per yard,
Worth los.
QREA SALE,
7p3 Broadway,
Near Fourth street.
IRISH LINEN sHEHTINGs.
90 pieces Of
WIN be offered this week ~
ai The
GREAT SALE,
703 Broadway,
Near Fourth street.
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COAL.

ITO COAL DEALERS -rur HARTvoED 90 al COW.
pfry have IN ye~ IN LEROY s,reet between Waetnso~
Sod Wet sue,s ~ tons wsrnios GOAL oeus'suue q
brut ard vhfch hsy ofsr pr sale Tor cssh
% 60 - ton 0a rs a he vsrt. fics e.s msy oS
tanned al IRE SER, tue 9fce 10 "a frow r'seet
Y. s rKAktNs. Troasusr~.
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20 600 ssoAss Q, Hsyas D ssss. Sr. aso
at much e~s marks proes Cash purchasers ere invt
a. erarIne Caah made In any qusn
o. A. CHEgxs. N Broadway
ono nm OF VARIOUS BRArDs AND SIZES
ZUV.UVU Havana domestic ard oerrnsn sessrs ~
made On sessrs Of any gvsi'y snd I. snI 9usr.uL
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GREAT BROADWAY BALE. .....,--
VI UNDER PROCESS OF LIQUIDATION
$40 900 woRra or

~lW wv M0kIh OF
AT the old established stsnd. sa7 Broadway.
q B. WILIiANs 1 co.
In Of nso ss ss sbegs
stocks q general dry Sosds in Sis city now suSmsd Z
Sas rns,ua TO close The business of this well known
and always shs popular estsbishmso The covsnaniee
would merely oSserys 70 al former P.ron. Of the stors =
ces TIA. he advan.ses offered parchA.crs wn Be iul
dse sSVns Sssu
vious . The present greatly advanced price,: and x IN a.
cases % marked LIST '0 81 if1 iso" '' ''
superabundasce of beautiful fancy ks suited for pro
msnsde and evening ag dresses &C. =. ill.,,
mos elegant melanse OF very superb wide broche and
Rich garment saiins and MORE antiques
Aarcslines, poult de soies &C 40.
Very fine and splendid brochs long and square shawa
h.snliesat sspssisioa lag :s.x.. oepi:: q Indl.
'A"" VI '''''1 c HsSa '''""' &C. A''
au. o yss O. ss's ss % And m. :
msniiaa Of The several leading aot .ufui aye
'f which this house h.' b SsSsas Hoo Tp s'''>
orsaades. Saissrinss spsccss paia9sas prnssa lawns
A'a''n'' 'an''e' % %oURhffs ns A Goods S.
Ia! q 'ss moo: %ass: F1snoS AID Eass pssa
grapes 0''o- o' dIcv i' xSb 4 Hosiery
nsnaisstarss INK and h.e dread gloves cotton. iSres
and silk hosiery, lace mitts &c
ENBkOIDERIEg
Freoch and ewts nesdlework In collars. chemisstes
wristletes, Sleeves pocket hAndkerchiefs &c, &c
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All Ne celebrated makes Of linens fer which this house ha
long been noted In Irsh linens, table linens, napkins
CSunss.psnss Earssiliss auns blankets, n.nnes muslin
and lace curtains, table Govern &c
The sale commences on Monday, 18th January.
Hours Of business from 10 TIL Is
Parcels delivered In the city, Brooklyn, jersey city WI
Hamburg, and Hoboken, free of charge.
The premises loase and 0xures oT sAo Poecseou
the LIST Of Nay, earlier II required .
Applicshoua 70 be addressed 70 the "covenantee,"
81 Broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
Srlv la
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CENINs BAZAAR, SIS BROADWAY.
" Handkerchief, handkerchefs, handkerchiefs
very cheap
81
0ENIN's Bazasr SIS broadway
ST. Nicholas Hosc.
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ekx ssSUDA 81
275 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,elnxyNaS rsm
fs:I co. s.4 a'ss:: :z. ;:-s % '
375 s... :. =: :s g: ~. sax:
81. =. :i
OK BRoADwAY.-rerIs RoBxsrs : 90. ARE
ClO ss.,s 81 49, s.gs sssck q ausa. simnasS ani
founonss q lees shan COS.
275 ssoADwAy;-rsT.s Ross.rs : 90. ,wllL
ssss q Sisst .os M: ana. $50 :s.rt: !s.s a.
s1s ssH S "a usss so a'E ed
1857. sr yaGS. f s .Ss1aa. ps'
rsrOErEs AND .A1UrAorvss
nAErlLLAs .:
oo.T,sSs AID TO- - s,s'srsT sroax.
sEwxs. AxD Si sSs 1E q 4 u1zA
10 which he invites the sle.s sl % .,v-.I.-,,..,.-.
The ascve sl BE- lsccea q 4's
WV '' 'loas,i , .'ass '1''
Be.weas sasass as.i 'gl.iaa,.
1000 , rIESE s,, 2. s ssy.sH Aso %
now - ' . ~ n...ss:s. s Ss::s..: Z. e. ...a,
A +. STEWART 4 co. HAVE IN sreoK, AND AIS
a. receiving BY every plaid, oheae jasps AMI
O. saasss .
dine 10 &C. &C. 70 when thew invite the attention Of tie
trade. broadway. Chambers and Rssde streets.
F1LOAKs AT HALE PRICE-r0 CLOSE THE
~ Seasons mpOrtations.
We shsll Offer our entire cloak stock, during the
Moth Of January,
q, N, mos, eases ONE BALF THK O8I0yNAL PRICE IN
order 70 effect an entire clearance.
GEO. BULPIN,
No 36l Broadway
L,uRs AT HALF PRIcE--To CLOSE THE
Season' imp0rtAdons
We shall offer our entre fur stock. during the
Month Of January.
ss I'm most cases ONE-HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE. In
order To effect the entire cleera1ce
GRO. BULPIN,
No ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

DIgEOH sHOOTIvg.-A P1gROH MATCH WILL Hn
sbot AZ he house Of O. JONES, Jones Hotel McCombs
ssn ON Tuesday Jan IL o'cl oh besveen O. JONES',
q rew yors and John peson. OF Long IsisnA
cypoRTfNo.-A GRAND sPsRRTrg ExHIsIrIsN
- viii be given ty Young Aaron OF london. NJ WIN But
ef's corner Of Twenty hfh street and fnth avenue this
tvsrnr some Of che beet talent vii dusy The msnf Az ct
selfteieucs Admission twenty-five cents pcoss open 81
10, O'c'Cek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

a sPrFNDrD AssoRTnRrT or BILLIARD TABLES
"A for salewih marble, slsas or wooden beds, with OF
improves cushscrs also, bah cohs cue leshers frsnn
bes cheap. LEONARD 4 BENJAMIN Na broadway.
CHARP's BILLIARD TABLES WITH ran Most n
- pyored either of marble siste wood beds NJ
sae full asen cheaper han inferior artcle else
vbere Psons DESTROYS q purchasing would 10 We sAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

NUArTrp- AyoURNxyNAN TIN AID COPPER SMITH,
w Who understands hs business thoroughly one who has
wOrkeS stove pyeferrcd tego - Columyus Geo
COED ard steady oyment the wear rsnsM Sober
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