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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-04
Ls.HNtBRooK, y.w.H'wHIKTER, T.P.N'wAIETER.
HASKBRO0K, M'WHIRTER 8 co.
DEALERS In
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT TKE uLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER co.,
no. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
lJAVING received the last few daysa very heavy Rdds
II on to our former purchases haeT ourselves that
prepared offer extraordinary Inducements 10
purchases of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
our stock consist of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&C. which keep constantly hand and are Offering Al
low prices for cash aud to puncull deaeI We have
also large and splendid stock Of Dufour d Cos Anchor
Brand BOILING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the favorable circumstances are satisfied
that much less than they Pdrchas
I'd elsewhere in the city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We ofenug large and handsome esso
nent of rich and fashionsbe DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will e,-ainy ind IL 70 their
call and examine Stock snd prices, as we are
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House IN
tue city.
ITP' Remember No. 81 Market Street.
IulyT-u HASBROOh, Nc hlkIbh GU
HASBROOK. McWHIRTER ~ co.
TTAVE this day determined sell their stock Of SPRING
III AND SUMMER DRY GO0JS prime cost for cash,
70 make room for their EXTEN sIVE Pa PURCHASES
part of which they daily expecting Their stock con
sisls of an ENDLESS VARIETY, hat everyb dy Will
be suited. You will find them al No 81 Market street
doors South Of the Public Square July 20
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NEARLY ONB PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
no DE- ugIDn nVETaT
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
ApprOxImatiOn Prices
5,495 Prizes amounting to 1870 90
PRICE TICKETs.
WHOI.E TICK ETS San. q A I-NES :. RTERS lOl


PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES 5; QUARTERS $21S
PLAN Or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 50OOO corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed Wheel
The erst 467 Prizes similarly printed and enccled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved, and a Bumber drawn
from he Wheel Of Numbers and the time Prize
drawn from other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
APPRoXMATIO PBIzRs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the hrsI Prizes will
entitled the 2s Approximation Prizes For eXampl
Ticket No. 1880 draNs the $4,000 Price, those Ticket
numbered i24S 1899 25I lI252, will be entitled
$500. If icket No. $50 draws 80 90 prize Tick
numbered 54S 54e, 55 $50 will each be entitled $780,
and according 10 the scheme
The 3,UUv Prizes $2U will be determined bv the last hg
OF the No that draws the $4,000 prize, For example
If the number drawing the $4,000 prize eLds with l. tlen
A the tickets here the nun Der ends in will be entitled
$40 If the number ends with No 2 then oil the tickets
where the number ends will be entitled to $40, and
90 on toe.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rBtss, which is the risk.
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets Sst
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"HHA a II
W heat! WheAf!!

WISH 70 purchase from 10 70 IS g bushes OF pr4,s
merehantabls Wheat Tor immsciate delivery flr sto
win pay the full mAEEet price. k OIKANE
June iS-tWGWu krrket Street
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In Chancery at Waynesboro. Tennessee

Gross biii.
apPeanng TO the satisfaction OF the CLERK and Master
OF said eOuS that jonathan ksaIOn Dsfsud AZ
IN The said b rssideHG state Of euas .s
20 nat tne regular process Of Law uo1
him u s therefore ordered The Clerk Aasusr aior
said u pdbliea ion be made In ths shVile sion and
amere an, neUspaper published IN the city Nasnvis
la me SIse Of tennessee, 70 me e,
aeneement Of the next sorm Of this eOGK rug AID
hOn-rerident deis2dant ~ appear a. the NE
Town u WaynesoOrO, the f5uth dCuday rsbruarV
next, and plead demur NE Crs, Biz "a M
Companalts he will De taken eOufssssd AM
setfOr nearing ex peEts, TO said JOnsthAa ksaoa
AMOS 4. aASskLL, Z. q n.
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Oc 2s-u4, pr.. fee % 1TI cisTE A Si1oSs = 1Gs.sr
Dickson COanty CaFc1i1 COaTI-SePT. AUS

George Ann hi, Ts Geo W HL.I-Pstiton for Dsvorcs.
appearing the petition in this cause toat tne de-
teLd-nt, Oe0 hll, Resident me sIals u
ienuesseeS and beyond he reach ei he process tha
e'uS Al 10 therefore ordered publication De made lUr
fee successive weeks IN Nashville UnOa and srle1n.
eSspaPer Pu5lshSd m ne city Of Nashville, requlnnE
aim " appear before the Judge " De hed
or the county OF Dickson, 10 The stale Of TsRussss1
court house In the iowa Charlotte the 4h 5boAy IN
Oeto'Sf mex ihen and thsru 10 oAd demar %
comp alhanPs Pst On, OF the Ul iOr
iessed and Set Or hearing parts.
Eeb "a ~
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an ChaHecrY al Cen.reVIiIe,
september Rnles, 1857
OAVrrLE A. NuOs, g. a

GEoRoR Aaxos ss. a.
~ Aoon, ,sId sPpsar,sgfo the satisfaction oflhs Clark
= - Nesssf, bAt SoOTss W. OArpo tos is
o Ins state oi HssRsssse, Ihe jae0o
efyfes, JOnf Ofossss aLd saIhh T0yes a. %
nAs 1he OIolhAJ Process u Law be DOn
tnsH, s N ifr iOfo Ordst publication nads IN
SAioN ASD AAsiScAHj pa OF PASisasd NE Gay Of
Aah.e5 .7hh. 70 afins saiJ PaTltes appcAf
eoafs H0a7e N NE sOsn oi eutreFe, the
Ay IN u Ich next sen and here plead % dsaur
" bh &C the wuI eonluassd
and sci ior hearing Il PsTts ,OG them.
IkVILLE A. NIXON,
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oe,s-,v Printers IA. .. oRvILLE A NIXON, c&M
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

the nrst hOndsy IN NOEsmDer Bex5 he nndsrslgp.
Cd as xecators OF The late kev Banks BurrOR dec
WI on tor sale a. he late residence Of SAID decd aho1t
three miles north Of Pnng reek in Csrro euuaty Ten
ssee all the real est belong 70 the said taie being
about -
TWENTY SEVEN HUNDRED ACRESl
large portion Of this land TIE best quality Of Co
on land IN the section where il les Aboat 1850 acres
lies IN Carroll county including the late residence OF he
said decd The homestead cOntsins 1850 acres ab0lt
700 acres cleared, and can be divided into or good
Farms Near the homestead tract Il a tract Of I00
acres OF bottom and nael7 Hmbered Abe location is one
Of the 81 nest IN West Tennessee convenient 70 churhs
and within en- and half miles Of LavIn. tiigb School
ane q os best inst tutons IN the country The zhbor
hood IS eelebrssd for its good soeetg and morality
Tue balanee OF the lana hes n Gibson county,. nina
miles North East OF Trenton, near the Mobile sn ONO
Rilroad, ali wood hand and Of tie finest quality Toe
Aids II Carols viii lie very near hs contemplated Rai-
road II n Ia son 10 Huntingdon
The 40 alds will be sold without reserve on the dav
mentioned TERHs--Ons taTd cash, the balance in one
and twJ years with lien retained until toe purcbass
mo. ey is psld J. J. bUKkOW
b. N. BUR- W.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TraiD~ from Pittsburgh 10
Phiiate iphia
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh OilOws: Mall A. NJ. East
4 Line p. M I; r., rrss Mail go z, NJ.
The Express Mail Daily the ether Sundays
cepted Making DIRECT CONN NECTIONS with all Trains
from
81. Leuis, Mo-, Dubuque, keokuk and Iowa CITY, Iowa
CAIRO Rock lslsnd anu ChragO utLos; Lexington and
Loui.vile, Ky.; Terrs Haute, indianapolis and La
fayete Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, Zanesvllle, Crsstlne,
Masslion and Wooster, Ohio. Also
KansGs. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND all POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARK As LOW As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers West rely upon this being the
shortest and most expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2I Passenger Lines, Penna Railroad, Phila
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Gift sale now Open

NO. %, CEDAR STREET
HAVE received direct from the traue al, vsr I ooO Wi
1 Of BOOKS, and ore resms paper together Witk ov.r
5000 dollars worth OF Watches, JeWely and Fancy g DDS
The Stock OF Books, will sell Publishers Prices and
you'd request all in OF Books cali and eTsmne
Among the gifts I'D and silver Watches Je egelYy ~
III = Auction Sale every Evening
n. X tree Bauk Money taken. O. FOX
Octl4-tf
SCALESI Sc 4t ESD SCALkSNI
PULL Stock OF Fairbanks celebrated Scales-Dormant
n Platform, Grocers, Counter and Beams
Also hay Coal Scales. In and for sale Fscto.
rreeE, by w. n. GORDON d co.
&Gy ii ssle Agents tor Middle IsnnesseS.
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Great Excitement.
H. HHYEBs, !. W. horton, R. }. LYLE!
H. Ia Haynes * Co.,
70! Tor the West.
RARE CHANCE,

AGENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALB OF EB
2 GROES, at Porter'S old stand, No. 80, Cedar Ftree
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ALE AND PORTE.

- < CASKS Scotch Ale:
H0 LSaaOn P0risr. Just received, for sale By
jBly Jo.BnWARDB.
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ANDREW WINDS
Kerosene Oils.

Advertising and subscription Ofaees
No. 1873 Nassau Street. nszt door to NassGH Ban
NEW YORK.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
&k2

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
through Rntes from New York and Phil,
Vii New YSr2 and and PhIiSdtipSiSn m SaneissSn
steamship Lines, 40 continue with
out ns69'iSn issoS SsedmBsE fnS% l'1 1s.4 S9ns 10
First Cass, per 100 lbs, QI0
Tbird
Boxes, Hats, Us
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other light
goods enumerated CarboYs Of Aeids or
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs., $50
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books, stationery, Boots, Sh oes Liquors.
Oils, &c. in bottles, CamPhlne and Spirits Terpentins n
barrels, Carpeiing, China, Glass and GasswAre . N
bsles Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees and s1rubbsry
Rnrs UaIden SEEDS Lo0kies glasses and Looking Glass
Tin I'd Bristana Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS,
Hardware except Eush specified IN third class CoFae
Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes Oils barrels
CASKS CTockery and QuseDsware crates and cass
hice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD GLASS.
Axes, Shovels Spades ssa lrons, Zinc and Tin in pigs
Carriage SPRINGS AxIes, Railroad Wheels and Axiss
Chairs aud Spikes, aud hOsin in barrels
SPECIAL BATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
light articles Also CaTboys Of Acids or oer
Chemicals, Wil be charged Al double rst class
{Sr Have every package plainly marked with name OF
consenee, destination and depot of deYeFy Attention 10
this prevents delays and losses nsurss speedy
delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should consigned 10 AEen
Of Cena Raj road, Savannah, and packages marked care
Agent G. K. e., savannah, Ca
Goods shipped via Charleston shoulO be consigned to the
Ag 1T Of the South Carolina Kaoad Chareson and pacE
age marked, care Agent 5. c. z. &. Charleston, s c.
Tue through rates above ali expenses from New
YORK Nashville No commission, drasaRs or pAarf4gs
charged either at Charleston SaUdHaa4.
shippers may rely upon uniform and prompt deve
hes BY both lines. Over-chages and damages by either
line, will be adjusted BY the agents Of The Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In case OF lost or ssiEg goods viii take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery Ound
will pay for the at the expiration of 80 days ser no
tce gwen 4H notices Of lost gOoGs NasRgis sta
tons on the Nashville Gad Chattanooga Road,
dressed to II. I HHGsrsOH, SEPt., Nashville.
Merchants when in New YORK will receive every informa
ZION and assistance in shipping hy apply gent Of
the Charleston Line, No. 1876 BrOadway and the
Line, No, - Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2S-u BP Genn Agent.
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AUCTION CARD
RNJ. P. IELD S

AUCTION CARD
BBNJ. P. SHIEL
WILL continue, here ofers published. rake sales
w cash onystTcIy sdhereiig his purpose
buyipS or s.lirS snv Goods up,p own account
AL cOnsignments made to his House will be cashed within
three days after Sales No goods Will be rec Ved for AEe
ton with limits
and all persons having balances IN his hands will
please call leave receipts and get proceeds snd all Hhs owe
balances will call and pay.
Hereafter goods will he delivered until the bills
paid oct l3 3 + SHIELDS. %, PuD Square,
FOR SALE.
valuable Lot SUuth Nashville nearly square, bound
n ed by Washington JeueFson and Pearl streets which
there is good buildings bargain will be given. Fo
terms apply to LANlER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
sept. Ism. Market etTeei' 4,
GRID.
ES- In view of the general Suspension of Specie
PAYMENT Banks OF tennessee ard ether States the
undersigned have to-day, deemed unadSisabie longer to
continue Specie payment
The hoers Of who preer the notes Of the Bank
OF Tennessee all times receive hem in exchange for
ours.
DYER PEARL, Pre7Ident OF Cit Bank.
AR CRoZIkR. President OF Trader-' Bank.
w.B sHEPPARD, President MeTchsnLs' Bank
]. d. JAMES, President OF Bank Of Commerce.
DL CARTER, Prss'I OF the Bank Of the UnIon
oct9o-dA9g.
Wanted.
1--WE hundred barrels Of Apple Cider wanted ex
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
y-Bg most Of them young and likely At H. H. Haynes
j Co.'S, No. - Cedar Street. lAUs' IL
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certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets Sst
10 Half ........ A.
10 Quarter ........
10 klChth ... II


IN ORDERING TICK ETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY hrs
nail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any b.
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent Il
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signature psin give
their Post Office County and Stste.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
full without deduction.
EB All prizes OF 1000 aud under, paid immediately
after the drawngothe prizes Of the time of thirt
lays
Address Orders for Tickrrs or Certificates tr
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ala
or, Z. SIIMSTElN, Box 3 Nashville
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. Atlanta,
Ga, have their orders ded me by address
ing SwRO q Co, al eitAer ef those cities.
neN 3O-tf
? list OF the numbers that drawn from wheel,
with the amount Of the prize that is entitled T.,
viii be published after every the following pa
pers;-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lutegenCer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News Rich
mand Dispatch md New York Dispatch, and PauldIng
tMiSs.l lariou
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DARNuM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM

ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- MONDAY and TUESDAY, June e and Sl-ln The AZ
TFRNOON O'Clock, the exhlsstins piece OF the DAf
AFTER THE WEDDING. Arr which the amusing tribe
called EVENING at n O'Clock the sterling drama of
rare power and spiritual my,tc,u entitled THE CORSICAN
BROTHERS followed b. be humorous eferve'cenoe Known
a, THF KINGS GARDENER A Drama written ex
pre,,lv tr hi, Museum will be produced WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON TIE FOURTH OF JULY will be an
AZ epocb in the History n Human Enjoyment A. this est.b
h,trent For the full details Of the DELuGE Of ENTER
TAINMFNTs be expected that occasion, during the
MORNING. AFTERNOON and EVENING, see the bills OF
the day The and latest addition made % the attractions
oftbt Museum the grand COSMO-PAS OPTCON STUDIO
rto which foor of the establishment has b.en
converted. The LIVING SERPENT HAPPY FAMILY,
&C. may be Admson Is cents ehdren unees Ten, ~
4 CADEMY Of MUSIC to LET-For Operas,
n Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply 10 n. II. WOLFE No. Soutbst
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Professional Notices.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS
~ SOFT CORNs, NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH
AND EVERY DISORDER OF THE FEET. WITHOUT
CUTTING OR WITHOUT CAUSING THE sLIoHTEsr
PAIN. r '
Mr. sCHLOssER son, OF No. ca Rue de Rvon Pads
ChrupeG to ns Hs.sty the King Of Bavaria and
sr, cher Courts Of Europe having been specially invited
New. York ssn6 distinsuishsd families intends
naming here short time only and be consulted daily
fiom 70 O'Clock p m No. a Amay 4, between Wooster
and lhonp son-sts, near Broadway.
COPIES oF TESTIMONIALS
From His Majesty. the King 81 Bavaria
Mr. sehoser hss extracted several Cons from His Males
ty's feet without giving the Fest pain"
Certified BY command Of His Majesty.
BARON Won F0LLER.
their Royal Hghnesses the Prince. Carl A1tOn. Of
Hohenzolerl' ssrnarbxeu-
A SehosseY completely the u their Royal
Hsbneses. the Princes Of H0heEzonern sisarnker with
dsxeTity and without the least pain. By c1mnmd Il
their Roysl Hshns.ses.p SCHAEFER"
from n A De.tT.hsn. esq, Of NewOrcsns La
"Mr sehO-s- Ia. extracted two Corns ave min,
utss an without rivips the .sn,sst pain
n A. DESTREHAS, Of New Orleans.
Paris A. gust g 1855"
From z I. Mason.
certify that " scalosseE Las extracted for lnbsr Of
Corns without pain n L. SASON
Paris March -, 1856"
In ad6Ion 70 above vel .ahsnties'rd testnoni.i.
sny In bis po-.~s-on Eoz vich .fr ss-
ersi ron suished families q Amsa sho a. ears IA
Psisl can be b, isvorus nnD with CAL q ~. ohes
ob.Ae No a Anity st betse.s W~"ssss snd In1npsoS
sts New YORK ss,h 1890
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Uhanres for Business Alen.

TOR MLE-The FOUNDRY ESTABLISH
HEM in Peek-il formerly occupied BY Taylor Rlaser
safe profitable business viii be disposed Of with the prop
For particulars apply the prentse. or at No s
Wster.,t Sew.York y. p. FLAGLER-
TOR SALE-THE PATENT RIGHT for
LIFE-PREsERVER improvement that far exceeds all
Apply the Ps;entee, Dr. l. KNIGHT, No 81 1dav
CITY Of York
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Haies b. Anttiox.
N. WILSON. Aaetiooser.

n WILSON. Asettooeer ~,,,x,
AUCTION NOTICE.--ELEGANT HOUSE
n HOLD FURNITURE THIS Monday Nokyisv -
10 o'ecck essospe AZ The r~sitencs No = e. We
P.rrs eieesry farnishec with ie %, of ~
wood FUR tarr spleael ror.sood fsrc fce oy nsdr,
and fully wsrrspted rosewood Pror soteA i ssss n ssn
brussSs Center and Tshles richly cared ~o essnt
roseweca Gard Tsbs. srse Pr and Oval Glasses. VI fs,
inss srssi v,ty 81 reassst saesi rch ana
,.repsiyr Coi. veiye. Psof Csres Brussels ana
rsrsa Cszpts OF Cloths sos;y rse woe
TIA Dinins ss3 Eiisnson fsA-s mahogany ShAr so.s'
Raeksr Cad and other fancy Tables rosewood and nAaSxr
Bedsesds 6uresus Nsskstsnss, Bsts and beanf nsa
ka...es eeeart -rsned Cottage Saites star S.ie~ts
Sc Bss-ment ssd n iinsoou farnfarv Slsss sr~
elegant Gina Tee S<s Gallery esnncs Crcek.ty, A. tne
.s sill p1netaal, II et oeci IN the Basement
A J. BIEtcKrs Asesieaesr.
4 SSlGNEE's SALE of desirable BROOkL1N
~ PROPERTY OF Court and Pscihests "a J. BLskSksh
son ssli tn Nerchsats' kxcun Ca WsDSsS-
DAY July l. at IL o'clock. Cs-rt IL LVl> - sesa-
T-isns Mil Church ard Hlnf~s sis
Aso HOUSE LOT Ne IS f.cdss ssoran< parsss>>rs
ally socd opportunity Of mailing n,esnsnss every
lot cstr,G VII be positively cid witaog; resrve sixty Per
cen; can rymsn. Maps Office, Brcsi At tll1$
AUCTION SALE to CLOSE an ESTATE
~ AFARM II O. rlrsssssy situated seoet tee ses
ou {. wsn LSrains well wstsed and wooded with son'
veriert D~elt outbVdipgs and choice fruits As Two
LOTS IN thr vAse Of Canterbury each seost ~ et ns sed
by So deep On 10 good erck hoa- ADD 81 p VITA
AZ assortment both so - shares q QUAssAiCk
Hotel in said village At o'clock MONDAY jane ~.
1881 Title good and terms liberal. Inquire q
J. W. CRlSSEy, k8sir,
near the premises Cornwa a.. Orange Co, y. Y. II
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Mem Publications.

In Press:
TJ'HE YOUNG DUCHESS; Or, MEMOIRS OF
i LADY OF Quarry By GEORGE w. NJ. REYNOLDS
Uniform with "Petersons Uniform Edition Of Reynold'
Worksn Address all orders TO
T. B PETERSON Philadelphia,
or 20 E. d. LONG, New-YOrk.
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Gpecinl Nofifcs.

The Annual Examination Of the STUDENTS Of the
~. Y. FREE ACADEMY viii commence MONDAY, the
18th inst. The public invited 10 attend
ABM v. WILLIAMS, JAMES NJ TUTHILL
THOMAS BOISE. SIMEON BALDWIN,
LAFAYETTE RANNEY WILLIAM NJ. TWEED
RICHARD G. FELLOWS,
Executive Committee.
Eew-York University.-Clsss Of sA-Memoers OF
this Clss. earnestly requested 10 report themselves a. e
DAY July where they tickets to the Csss Col
knon HOWARD ChOSbf
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printlrIg.

IOHN A. GRAY, No. 1916 BROADWAY, and
u Nos l6 and l8 JACOB-sr, can COMPOSE, sTEREo-
TYPE PRINT. RULE and BIND anything required, at the
SHORTEST NOTICE, aud In the very BEST STYLE -
facilities are the MOST EXTENSIVE in the city.
ORDER your PRINTING at ECKLER's, No.
~ q Futonst. you wish done nsatiy promptly aud
chesply Csrds 50 per Thousand Bihesds IS re.m
rIyRIBIJNE BIJIL DEMONSTRATING Of every
II description from Gard Book, ct the Lowest Cssk
Prices BAKER l. GOODWIN. Tribune BUILDING
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A NJ NsRws, Aocthnees
pY BANGS, BROTHER x Co.-Trade Sale

TUESDAY AFTERN DON. June N ct s'eleek-
FgGIIsH LAW BOOkS-A large collection of choke
Law Books jus, received trm London eo@ri:ns ec@psss
set. Of Cornon Law and Chsncey Reports Admirably Ne
p. p,sests -srsses Elsmsn.sry Works
kc Including many veryscsrce sud valuable bess Aoas
them ID complete Of the Statutes at large Of nsAn a
kssra Chsrta iSsS In Is vols also complete ed tss
Parliamentary History Of Enssnd IN 81 vols, xe Sssos1
III BE- .epl 10 any sddrv.s spptcaiion
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HAyE you seen the PATENT LEATHER
II OXFORD TIES .. IS 81, also the CONGRESS GAIT.
Exs .; es g. aIe CALI ed GOAT BOOTS At s4a.
JONES' No. 10 Ann q
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Go farmers an6 Others.

nONESTICATED DEER.-M. VASSAR will
~ M one pair -four old pair of year
psr "a WINS four weeks old bred sPringrd- Plough
seeps, Dutchess County n Y. For further particulars ad
dfsss A. n BEnESr Sprneside, POushkeePde " Y.
GARDEN and HAY RAKES SCYTHES,
~ suaths Grass Hooks, seg:he stones Rifles, X Hay
- Aetng and NAnarr Fogss; shoyels Hoes, Spades Pck
slohets Arc Pruning saws Shears and C6ises'i hand
Flows Ostd.n Towels, &e.-fcg sale BY
CHsS. s. LITTLE l. Co, Nos. 81 and 20 PslicrEt-
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1musemenfs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TTAL1AN OPERA
"A The public respectfully informed that 10 comply with
SumeTous requests, - .
NINE. DE LA GRANGE
win rive SIX REPRESENTATIONS Of ITALIAN OPERA,
previous w her dspsrture-the fret TO take place
MONDAY, June 49,
when viii be presented Bsinfs fsyorite Opera
T. u II Il A n I,
for positively this night only.
NINE. DE LA GRANGE,
SignSn BRI0NOLI,
COLETrI,
In the principal roles -
Conduotor.................. .Ssnor TORIANI.
ADMISSION.
PsqBet Psrquet Circle and First Crcle..... FL
Secured Seats Fifty cents extra
Family Circle. AmphhesteT BE-
Season tickets for the SIX nights including reserved seats 49,
Seats may secured Hall Some No. $50 broadway
e. Breusings No 7ol Broadway; King Crawfofd. No %
William the Box Office Of the Academy OF Music,
from TO O'clock o aud after Saturday June r.
Doors open at 7! O'CLOCK 10 commence at
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Mants.

HOCSFREEPER.-Aw widow Lady, an Ameri-
= "A can ~ishe, a situation as HoUsEkfEPEh IL ii9syy
soupe"nt N also competent give Music Lessons W"
ns OF sene ndsii0n Alsh vii be sstsseosy Pleas
SSs'e'' WIDOW, Nc ~ ws; Ssh a. or cell feT three Gays