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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07
Brooklyn City News.

szAmNe AyrRAY- officer Naddy OF the Fourth district
peoe arrested John Mcintyre Saturday the charge
u sAbbipg Michael NoCue porter house. the
Of Hudson and Wiloughby street. McCue lives in
ne upper part the where the assault took place.
He brother from New York paid him . visit They went
down to the barroom To get drink when Mcintyre for
soEno cause assaulted him. He struck . knife at his
nced slight wound. Subsequently the officer In,
md eok Mclntyre into custody He brought before
Justice CoInwe and admitted TO bail to examination
SUPPOSED su1uDK-The wife of. Edward Wilson com
niaed suicide, as supposed. Sunday. The husband
procured emsos in the endeavor to relieve her, but with
effect, and she died. They resided m Gothic alley,
running from Adams street. Constable Ladey arrested
await the Coroners investigation 1t does not appear,
from what shown far that he Ia in any wise
implicated. A post mortem examination made, and
"a inquest will be held today.
KNOCKING HIS WEE Down STAns.-Oficer Kelly, of the
Ninth ward police arrested Lewis Gien Sunday night,
q the charge of assauHg his wife, He stands accused
sT kicking down fight of stairs, and inurng her
verey When arrested by the officer, he had knife
sealed In his coat Sleeve which was taken from him. He
was locked up 10 await examination
THE Rsc1rr srABBNG ARRAY In Ninth WAND
m brothers McCary who were seriously stabbed the
Array the Mount Prospect House. Flstbush avenue
the 4h inst on the recovery yesterday They
attended by several physicians who think that there
prospects Of their Ultimate recovery Coroner Red
ding viewed the body of Francis Mahady who killed
h that ARRAY, and In consequence Of the funeral which
sook place yesterday the inquest adjourned till Thurs
DAY.
I'm Pouu Of Brooklyn made eightyone arrests in all
Saturday and Sunday In consequence Of the annver
say Of American Independence, the Justices dspos
ed leniency and discharged all but the worst charac
te Several Of those discharged arrested again in
We Afternoon.
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urAn RxrEprr1or.-The ouartermaster and Com.

UTAH RxPEDITIoN.-The Quartermaster and Com
issary Departments likely have respite from
hen sbors carly day, 90 far preparations for the
Utah expedition concerned. By the mid lie Of next
week thousand additional troops viii be encamped ut
Fort Leaven WORTH AMI all the military stores, horses,
mules wagons and whatever else may be necessary for
Ne expedition viii be on the ground mol day viii be
o~t In getting thu troops under way The celebrity with
which this expedition has boon fitted out In all i details,
shows something OF the advantage OF our position for MI
Btary urposes and OF the wisdom which points 70 this a.
the chief military depot Of the army. The government
has been fortunate, also, In having nj this post u TINS
vue such active energetic and untrng those In
charge OF the branches OF the service They have
reformed their duties with alacrity which cannot fall
70 be eratfyip 10 the government nj Washington.
n stated that the dab arsemens on account OF this ex
pedon In and around this city, will not fall much short
o. Q million OF dollsrs.-S. Louis RcrsbicIn, July B.
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The Survey Of the CycIops On the Tsisgrspnic
Plateau

The survey Of the CycIops ON sne TslsgrspnAc
Plateau.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
- al Interested In the success failure Of the Ocean
telegraph, viii be OF Interest 70 examine NE report
tho steamer eycops recently sent out by the British 30
vernment 10 examine the photographic plateau raory
- he laying of the cable. viii be remembered that
similar survey was made by government Of this
same route, fnsm st. Johns Newfoundland, 70 vaeuta in
ne southwest Of Ireland, nearly year ago. was
avc,ed by Lieut. Bergman In the steamer Arctic and the
agreement Of these two reports becomes matter in
atey connected with the of the entire scheme
b. therefore, with pleasure We learn that the Cyciops
sonrms In every material particular the survey Of the
Arcass Ia also Of interest, as settling controversy
lh very subject Not long after the return Of the Arctic,
Ne entire ats of her cruise onounced TO be
Nv, as also in The public press His words are (afser
SEATING the object Of her mission, and the facilities
u her disposal for the most perfect accuracy In
N her observaons) al have been sadly disappointed.
xost, II not ALL the work done In this service has to be
sujecaed Der deep soundings the Geographic pa-
sess from g. Johns Vslena and back regret say
como In this category They were made after plans that
new with obvious sources Of error; but pains
seem have been either ASCERTAIN the of
dun 70 The work. Il is to be hoped th interesting and
important wsrk will be done again" Unfortunately
IN the author Of this paragraph has been done
mans observuonsa result at all surprising TO naval
acquainted with certain troubles OF personal rather
han acientnc nature, connected with that exploration
ne Arctic sailed nominaly at the disposal Of Lieut. Maury
md the National Observatory while In reality his authority
disowped every step OF her three months cruisea
~ perhaps explaining the peculiar bitterness OF Maurys
ssque on her abors The grsat mass Of the public how
had data for forming any opinion; and the mere
fact that these charges had been made with such conf
denCe the sde and answered on the other,
considered conclusive. s therefore CRAFTY ing to
this erroneous impression, aud 70 show that
worse, that was bunder, which is hoped he himself
viii acknowledge and correct VNDEX.
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Nmo's GARDES-The Ravels 10 perform this even
ing their celebrated pNntomimes Of "Jeannette and
JSannot" and "Bianco."
BuRros'B TKArRE-The beautiful scenic play entitled
he NAiad Queen announced for repetition this
ing The scenery and costumes are magnificent.
WAuAcKe-Miss Eliza Logan is 10 chaunt the "Mar-
settles lily mn" the heroine In the successful
drama called the "ltaian Bride"
OlyNrTc-"Don Cesar de Bszan,n "a Morning Call''
and he Omnibus" 10 be performed by superior caste
~ this fsvorte place OF resort this evening.
Mus1us.-Day and evening visiters will find an abun
lance Of entertainment the myrads OF animate and In
animate ourosiues, cosmoramic views, &C.
Gpo CBRnry AND woops MNsrRErs creating q
treat deal of merriment with heir piece "rhe Ma
gtsan," which rs 70 be repeated TO night.
TEE BRoruRks BRYANT determined TO keep up with
me times % will be by the lengthy programme they
lssuc for this evenings am usement.
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HOTELS.

1ruoy Horrr, ~ HUDSON syRaT, sy,-fAH
II bouse been no~oushy aired during me gss'
month s now opened Tor permanent transient
rrrsles or single gentlemen can BE- scecmmyisIen Wa
suIa q rpomr u moderate prcee II. y. ALkxAspss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


uARLEn RAILRoAD-sgNxIR ARRAEaExnH,-
ii Commencng wednesday June 1881, rrAiHs leave do
Dot corner OF white add Centre ssreen.-
M-Cro,oe Falls train eoanscsns WIN INES Oh SaSo
- r.. 49,, VI. =, e: e.. . s:sss: sse.si sss,
c,s sss' %tS .ss Siosa ic Albany Troy ss.iosS
xns.o. III. .SyH,n: :, !. :. .: !. n ...
sTf. H-wSix Plain. vain. .ioppss = N stations
- Lave rvssry sr.rH srns TT, sI IA, 9, an .,.sou.
ss sssss s :r ssyss sss
Plain. TAIN Stopping :: :: Z: :;;;,S so,.
SP.M-Croou Fans train, Stopping q all sts,ioos
h-wHh-" Ssa' s oas ;iPRRn sc ~
Hgpsos RIVER .d IA. !. d n
ana n sSd for s A,st sss and
fs,tss 'p So s fesI.n and sing
sSs ssis, ;ss r. ss
fs and Albany Az" SO 'nf ssrTa pr Peo ~ !.
Hrrw WORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-oN AND AFTER
IN Monday Jyne s 1851 and until further notice sassn
ger trains WI leave pier foot Of Duane street " follows
purs,rA express asA NJ, for Dunhirk.
Red At <. n Tor Dunkrk and Bufio and intermediate
Rccsi.nd passengers a, Up NJ from foo, Of Chambers
street Permont suerns asd rmed ate stations
way passerter, a4P. NJ, for rewburg, Mddlesowu apd
Emsrsn, a, r NJ for DuusGt and Buffalo and n,erme-
The shove ,rais. run daily, SUNDAY. srcep.edL
MIGHT express, ats n, for punsrs, every day
fse.e sspTss. trains cnnee, At aIrs with the srA,
csnsndaisus Nag.rs Falls sirn.d ior Niagara Fall.
for syscuse Corning with Buffalo Corning and New Yos
sc.d 1Gr sse sss wS a. aorneve
Nth NE sgso and ss Sors yy ksr2.d ios % csvs
land '"''nn' TOLEDO p sSSSs RASs6s .L President
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Naval IntelIigenca.

me .oop Of war 81 Louis, Commander Livingston, ar
rived Of Porto Grande, st. Vincent Cape Verde Islands,
about Nay 90 from the coast Of ca and remained I'D
waiting the mail due on that day, on The receipt or
which she would sail for Madeira.
me United states steam frgae Minnesota, Capt Dupont,
saed from the Hampton Roads the I'd inst for the
Cape Of Good Hope, and IRON thence through the Straits
q Sunos 10 Hong Kong She Will remain there for some
time, Q. the disposal Of Commissioner Reed.
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LcYEsIoHv.-OPTTCAL MPROvRsKNrs,vr ITO I'm ABLu
~ persons advanced 70 read with ease and 70 dc
mnina'e oojece wife perfec, asunoness Messrs Soh 49,.
rreaiess usnspsren, power The valuable advantage
n hat instead Of vision becoming
aimed heated weakened and In nu~erous casrs ser u
injured pre- erved and srengthed and very gcd per
sons enabled employ hsir sight The minute 90
supalIon hese OF much Lees magnify
cower DO require The fequ.nt changes W The
dangerous effects Of further powerful asssa.cc Perous
be suited Ne rernoe psrs OF NE world BY sendns
q par u wpecsace OF the out Of heu In let
NJ and staff NE distance from The eyes ssy can read smnn
print hoee who have mo- made us OF spssAnlee
81 sAing heir arc - Abemare arest Pcadnly opposns
~ York Hotal. London, RnslAnA.
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FURNITURE. &c.

lTr tMErIrn AND COTrAUH FURNITURE SUPERB
IL suits N every oolor beautifully decorated f2
wtrd ~ he old mandatory sryndwav between
aud R~ecser sress oc. e~rcvily psctsd for The
Az. a.. r. PRWDBr.
IturNITuRE WANTED. ABOUT o. oQo WORTH or
IN poe second hand furnitnra, carpets mirrors
fl-v having such 20 epose Of viii get good casn price
fcs ,bs sams b. addressing A. A. G., Herald once
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GEE JOHN GWYNN NO 8 nassau STREET BROOK
= lyn for daguerreoy apparatus, half size
for eale cheap; pressure for stea engines
cheap also hydraulic force pump and pipes cheap applied
soon
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RENsElGNEsHE1NsTs SUR John hOOnEY.nA SI

DENsEIGNEMENTs SUR JOHN MOONEY-A ST.
III dEschAons dams lie de In derpiere,
le dun inconnu ee rouve sur e rvage du heuve
pOye Acknowledgement iombant dun des steamers
qui yoy agent entire Quesec ct Montreal await un billet de
passage du steamer cal pour chambre No. H. dot
ase bord 'ros males don't await les ces son par
cbapesu Dapres les papiers rouves lu
nommerait JOHN MOONEY, ct demeurait derneres
dates Nouvelle Orleans, chez nomme y. Petit. On q
ass rouye sur dannonce un marchand de New
York du de Hugh Lackey pour lequel achetAt des
cordages yoes n ements du fer du cuvre ct du pomb
provenant de vieuI vaisseaux ga taie denvron
pieds ct pouces await le TENT bAnc cheveux
II eta veu dun panalon ct gle de drap dc coueur
csecons de fanele DC &C., che
mise blanche de shir,ipg une coucher par
dessus On peut obtenr de plus amples information
German cee sadressant ST. Jean d'Eschal
Ions, a MICHEL MAILHoT Fer, Cspitaine de Mlics,
Chvonce de Quebec 10 New York Herald at PAbeille
de la Nouvee Orleans prizes de reprodure cete
nonce ct de rsnsmettre leurs complies N. Msihot
Orkhec mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

DAULINE-THE GENTLEMAN WHO CAILE6 FEW
days ago Canal street. and inquired for Pauline, will
obge BY enclosing 70 her by that alone bis address, to
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR WHEELER cCCUIIsT. NO fS BROADWAY, DF.
H. his ton 10 diseases OF IN. eye; chro 70 nnsm-
nation OF eyeds efecra ~ cured films speoks &c
moved without oper ,tion. Once hours A. 70 tP. n
French artificial eyes OF q superior Quality on sale
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L Marcy.
special mee ina Of the euo w1 be bed heir roo ms
Mercer House. Wednesday evcDlnx the inst a ell sh
O'Clock r. NJ Punc,usl tendance OF mem srs H. npecied
STEPHEN ID. DILLAYs, President
Joux K wmrr, Score
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WAETED-To ADOPT MMEDI ATELY, A MALE
Address Mrs Banks. broadway Post office.
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IN Tc H.nnrSs sni su.ess sss. Sss 4.
Inucs srsss a AZ A NJ. IN and ~ Y, ~ Ynn9 sssa =
And rd Mo one, r e'ss - 70. y ~ :.
n ys-. y fcrt Hsrsion ADD ObaeI Island - eeoe vw
which Z ucscs VIII be nven- ruu os nxe ~naren.
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RETURN AT ONCE, BEsEECH you; THE PAST
"A shall forgotten forever honor mot doubted
Poor johnny and Daisy" and long for your return
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WILL. MR. PIKE FOR SOME TIME RESIDENT OF
w Lima Peru, South America, please correspond with
West Fifteenth street, In behalf Of the Lady from Salem, Mas
sachusettsf
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10TH wARD.-REPEAL. REPEAL -rHE CITIZENS
III Of the Nineteenth ward without distinction OF party are
requested To meet In Hamilton quar- on Tbursrsy Juys
1855 O'Clock for the purpose OF akng measures 70 effect
repeal OF the odous and rsnocsl laws passed by the Le
gsaiure Of this ip- les, sssion Also TO take into
alteration he Of secny division OF the state
by Organizing one nom the hv- southern coupties
thereby connection with people who through
their deprive OF he right OF self govern
ment cripple energies, impose araon without
representation and In orde that berome
free and independent" The meeting will he addressed %
the Fernando Wood Mayor OF the city OF new ork
Hon John Kelly Conrad Schwackhane Esq. Dr.. Merke
VIM Rose E.q several oil her eminent speakers By
order. THOS. ocPEDON, chairman.
Dnrru J. YIysr Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I1DGEWORrH COMPANY BOSTON MAsS.-AT An
~ adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders OF the hsewoA
0peny held At the oompanys ofce In Boston the I'D day
u June 1857 voted that special meeting Of the sockholdey
a lids COMPANY be holden Tuesday the seventh day q July
nex O'Clock L. M for the purpose Of CONSIDERING
he eIpediency Of rayns the fndentare Of us submitted .
NJ the notification thereby be given BY publication OF TN
the Boston Daily Advertiser and Daily traveller
~ ''p' "'~ - zasss JAMES O. DUNN, Cssk
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A COMPLETE SUMNER HOUSE ABOVE TIN noH
"A ands-.cenery observation-disclosures uneqn,Led and es
uecislly adapted amies water and Toe exceen vege'a
bes raised no, bought fruits OF ali kinds aouadapt
poderate and particulars call at No e Broad
NV
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MARIA EVA JOSE, FORMERLY OF BROADWAY.
M Williamsburg, rs requested To call at room No. IL Nassau
bank Building
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-FIvE YEARS LEAsn OF
newly fitted 20 Coenties slip next 10 the
building 2Sx4s for
crries liquors. clothing eating Apply 70 rHOs b.
WILSON in he atore
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EXCURSIONS.

IrxCp RsIoNs-TIIE STEAMER sArxLLlTn, OAPr
Jl Anderson, makes regular trips 10 the Fishing Banks
except Satu Morton street At spring
street IA Peck slip ate Broome street A. 81 pier no
North river al ococE coton band will accompany bs
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TyRAHn ErUURsIoN TO FORT BANILruN-rA1s
Ferry leaving a. and 10 ~ AID o n, s9S-
= 81 And ~ ~ .. AID q ~ ..d IL ~ "a =
staten Islsnd boas New york. eAgee Ysxt aa.,.o1
for Green wood and Bsooklyu. bcan oan % ps"0 ~"
Hamilton fort ahnR sailing. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

LNOR sALE--A VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HAIR.
Il lem Railroad, about twenty miles from the city eighty
OF land, with larg. Stone mansion pleasantly
large stable carriage house. and other oubu ings; two
small dwelling with excellent garden and plenty of
and shrub berv; valuable marble bed; good water
power with two dams aud several small buildings suitable
manufacturing purposes Suston of the e%ni-s in
the STATE Price $4,000 house good vacant lots In this
city would be taken in exchange.
= M IL WARD. Il Exchange plsca
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MOUNTAIN HOME-TANNBRsvILLA,a GREEN. OcUK-
MI ty New York.--Ths well known hotel having bern
thoroughly rebuk and refrnshed STAGE The pss ssAson
prepared for tho reception OF vstors bena
situated on Cask Mosci&nz, (xitnin Ave miles Of 10
Mountain ouse surrounded by the most sublime scnerys
with wild and streams In the ediat9
Vicinity abondng with trout renders this most den4ntful
for parties from ne cay gursus Of nssn u
pleasure nOhMAN II. ohAf, rrPreot.
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NHARBIE HOUSE. NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
Mv-One families obtain superior roonas, WEN
board commodious residence delightfully."- located
bigh ground CON mandng magnihcen Bay and
Narrows only eight minutes walk from tho ferry n
snsve orchard garden stable and
carriage house. Exec lent bathing Apply 70 Adrces
Marble House, New Brighton.
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dor S.LE-$HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE OF
the best shoe stores Manhattan Islam is offered for
sale reasonable a prscti nj shoemake this q
chance 1t Is " the oldest shOs In the
For particulars inquire the OF
X WILL DYSON
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TyBNrREvILLE CoURsE, LONG ISLAND -rRorrINe.
~ Thursday, July ut O'Clock M, match Sl.r0 milo
best IN in hayness w. d. Peabody Names b. n
Blackhawk Maid; ID. Pnfer names b. br-ose
TTNIoN COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING-oN THURSDAY,
u July q half pas, ocb,x, match OF ~ 0o. milo
heats I'm FIVE, wagons Woodruff names
% SHAW WHITE proprsetors.
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w room, with board In respectable priyso family
Would, N desirable instruction In he Fren anxuase
The pianoiorte 70 ehudren - part paymt
d. Pr Ms olson sqv are Poas eLce saps lIesn aa esnz'
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HOMES FOR THE Mech kNIC AND woRKINGMAN
III Lots 500 TO $50 payments IS S8 monthly 5onth
Melrnee Portmorris Morrissnis &c &c,
walk the ferry Peck slip, Sec md bird and
Fourth stations Apply ELTONS, "A Beck
man street, from 10 TO O'Clock.
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UNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PRO
= pery-Sso0 acres of Oh oce land in Hickman county
Tennessee. Also. splendid lots Eighth and
Fifty second street, including two corners
MADISON CANNON, Agent ABA Eighth avenue.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
II ID G. Il FIELD

N THURSDAY. the 2s,h Of May next On the premises.
" VIII sell the following Bui.dng Los all Of which ars
Ne,i worth the attention Of buyers
henemoer property in and around Nashville "a advane-
s nost rapidly and be who delays buying this year viii
t 70 Psy large advance hereafter The Lots sha oE.
% WATSON eTREEr-sx beautiful Lots, opposite 9
oack lsz leet to Is feet aley These are Irts
eossa Sln ne best cedar picket fence that can Be s
ON hSccf LII sfREET-In RoUstorl. Addition T,,sQa
30, vi, sz. 81 81 and IS (at the coruor az a.. 80.
are 80 feet front and Ito feet deem A. =. ~ -
Woodland street, in This AddiIou surrcgncsd Win ns1
plank lerce. ~" No"
oN FATHERLAND sTREET-LOs Ts, II. rs .Dd7si.
Blood's Addition - - o-N - -
ON FATBEKLAND sTREET-Lots sNo.ss-eo,o
ON RUSSELL STREEf.- Lots Nos. "A, Is, and ls. IN
Zoiicoder's Addition
ON WOODLAND sTREEC-No. 10. 20. q1 o. % and a.
IN Bood's Addition, Immediately opposite the neat bud
ipgs being erected BY Messrs Hchs Darden and Nor
These L0 shall not brag on, any thing could
abGut them would fall far short Of the truth.
ON THE GALLATIN PIKE-Lots Nos. 3, sa IL II
and 13 in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. and in Blood's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. wash
ingon 100 feet ont and running back 240 feet street
on the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofMr Lessur
onne IoO ieet on the Turnpike and running back 80 feet
to an alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in shebys Addition
being Nos iS5 and 1885,
IEkhs-These Lots win be sold on credit Of one two
dorsed and lien retained -
SAe positive. Omnbusses as usual
, A. V. s. LINDsLEY.
=. n. oLAsoocAf Auctioneer. May is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

T,LMwOoD. ths Fs.atsnss q ne ate Dr. Bern.
II Contaias zee rsons IN ki1rhsn, sertant.f -
ruos Saiiah.s so heatet slc. Ihs saand cen ans -
Ave seses vhh fait ueea, Sod Vegstabs Eardsn nns
issu AVS LHnsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

Two EKW DWELLINGS. On sprues street, es-- -
neF Of Onion AIley, iast fnshed, esBtEininE y.
"a eh Ave roons tesides ktchsn ana strvants E
heFen ants and others uannuT housss cosFenisnt
tqaars. had besier call via be siih psist-
AVS LINDeLEY,
marchtT 50 College street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

FOR HBNT.
A FEW neat ard oonfsriabis DWELLINGS. fa
"A soeth haahsfsle insiaainE soEe u Caitorl.es a.
APp1 70 lfssnl A. " :. LiNb1.EF. .
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ADDITION,
FOR SALE.

I OTIS Nos 10. 30, 81, ~, %, -. AMI Is, onaaz.
IL Woodland street, covered with ane forest n ses ~
and beautiful evergreens. Apply 10 -
fsbii Avs LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
THE ICEEAPEsT PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN

| Am now Offering At q great Eaerihee that valuable
property, on College Bin. Immediately opposite the
university, long occupied by the late Dr. TiaOst The
os fronts sixty feet Mar Street. same front on
college The House is large and Iommodous and the
Whole, az the price offer il Is a great BARGAIN
Caioornes omnibus has practically moved College Hill
ght INTO the Public Square, and any wanting resi-.
uence convenient 70 business would do well to look at this
propety. Gallon AVS LINDsTEY
Apr.80,ST sAU