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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
Bank Of Vvest r.Dne..ee.

We learn lrom reliable source that the Bank
y west fennrssee has this day passed into the
hands Of Col p o. BEraElL. of isui-isns and o9r
toNnsmsn, J. n. WILLIAMsoS. E-o. These reptle-
ush afe nen OF capital AID wealth, aud design pla-
eng ms insutution sound footing as 20 solVen.
CO and credit.
The Circulation, which is nov very small, vii be
hfs' redeemed, and all other liabilities Of the Bank
Saaeeied' Mr. BEEHELL il q gentleman Of very
usay espita aud has been eminentiy sueeessinI ia
all bis business undertakings. - snnkis AD1,saL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

THE SoRGao sUaAR CAM This plant seems to
De everywhere winning golden opinions from our
plants Tor ITS varied qualities. Mr.. James Buys ia
the Louisiana Baptist says he has tried IT, and from
his experiments and those Of other planters with
whom he has conveFsed 'iG bids fair TO be of more
service to this country than any one article tina
has ever been introduced. for strip, sugar and
iorags; the yield of all which is large."-M q.
B1IlletiR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

FEARFUL ENcOUETER.-A large rattIesnake was
caught in Virginia few days since, and confined
in cage cat, which had forfeited her right to
existence By sundry dePredations among chickens,
was sentenced to go in a visit to his snakeshp.
OF course fight took place. aud il is described as
terrific, When it ended both animals were dead
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

g Rev. Geo. Fl. Doane, son of the Epis-
coPal Bishop of New Jersey, was on Sunday
last ordained priest Of the Roman Catholic
Church, in st. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark,
N. j., in presence of a very large concourse of
spectators. Mr.. Doane has recently returned
from Rome, where about a year since he be-
came convert to the Romisb faith
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

RETURNING TO IRELAED.-A correspondent of
the Boston Post, noticing the contemplated closing
of the factories at Lowell Mass, says that during
the last month more than seven hundred of the
Irish population have purchased return tickets to
Liverpool, attracted by the improved and improv-
ing state of agricultural interests in the Emerald
L
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
CH-The whole

EB-T The whole % 600 postmsstsrs' accounts for
the last quarter have been received transcripts
arated, dead letter bills compared and balances re-
cOrled-sn auOuO at of labor aud degree of e1pe.
diton never before witnessed in the General Post
Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

ssizeRE or REvEsUE oUrrEas.-Ths Secretary
OF tAs Treasury has received Official iaformstou II
las ss'Lure Of sin revenue cutters bais By Messrs.
hefFy 3 Gay, AZ Milan, Ohio ior the UHised States
soveFament. By the Unised ststes MARSHAL, a ths
ss'te Avssfs- Knapp, wilkins Co, Of PtssbuFr.
10 The buiidera -s--ss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

NsPseih Dispatch 10 the Mes York Tribupe)
WASHINGTON, Sept. rs, 1857
me Commissioners OF the Land aud Patent on
~ H~u conferences With the Secretary OF the In-
serior to-day ~ which il was decided 70 di.i.s al
clerks suspected With being tainted with Know No.
sningism or kspu0lieanism. TIL heads az tbosa
uuioF'unates are 70 Tall on The sOth met. Tho
clerks we're diamissed from the Treasury Denart-
ment on Saturday fifteen more are to die the death
on the same day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
TRAVEI.ENG rnIINus
PtABObY'S SEEDING HA11BJlS STRAW
BERRY Pi ANTS
Selected and arranged nom American and fsreig

NE subseribsr having appointed B. 8 WELLER, sA,
Agent Tor the sale OF tts fuperb Strawberry sppl-
Giants b supplied fallosng sss For ge
Of one cozen - o package % 1O0 a1u package Of
lOto&Sl co. Eiu pBes them in earth and moss that
pey viii e eeFta 1--we - pTopetly planted and give
plain directions for Their culture Orders may be ad-
dfesstd % me az tolua bus a., my agents. J. A,
MORT o. Nev Orleans, and h. s. VEL -EB, 81 >
Nashville Tenn.
BY ca lag Al The Seed store Of q Weller sr the pub
hc may eNscl capy Of tie and fruit; also,
tracts from journals Nor ia aud supe-
rior qualities % this herr al Others cuiLrVatiOn
On the reception Of vii carefully pack dozen In
OIL slz mai 10 20 any direction in the union pre-
paying The postage.
D. :. Weller VII ao, ny agent for the sale %
NV RoLlFIc SobN. Due notee % he prodn T. weighs,
and yield per acre vii be gwen when The presen crop
gathered CHAS. A. PfABODY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE.

BOZ the Goth day Of August IS was EMPLOYED
~ aessrs ~ ats n, Wooster Co., composed OF Nm
Y. WATSON, horrls kn ght and George Il. Wooster 10
1aauiaetgre Sewing Machines, when we're know as he
seeWei notice Rom the COUNSEL OF B. Pc ter and n
Nheeier mentioned Ia the annexed copy Of injunction
upon Letters Patent hieh they owned d that suits
oe ms ituted agans unless should otherwise
settle WITH them This notice h nded 10 Mr. Wooster
one OF my rmpsoyeTs-
then made Investigations to ascertain the faets and
ioano that said Machine, belle.
ent Of said Patent, and informed said Watson that such
my opinion.
suo co lenty suit commence agaiest me by said
Potter AID Wheeler, ana Immediately thereafter SO in
ioffnel F. watson and requested charge OF
ths oeence OF The same, refused to do so and
then told Ii thas would nothing more TO DO with
- ana then Ceased % make The Machines; in
and served upon me- I0si. n -.
Dated Ne~ Yors, February 1ith, 1851.
In presence OF 1lILEs B. ARDkps
DO here0s certify the above statement subscribed
By me, cOrTeet and true. I0Ei' n 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

h1E-llE - = , iii klltA hlsu Is t91 eALE.
hA&k ~ Ese une hssiarsz kesaz, sEeasea e. gisr-
~ % =. Agsal - 4Eee1Fz sza RseFsas ssaEe 81 s
11eof eas 41s& a4a14s eeasa 81 Nsaet ssEeat e -
fsn1s j s@zl SIS hack f1f tes Is - 49, 49,
= Ae s4tassrleee fes islze IS Eses "a Inzs5s
aeAa g - 4sF4 iloese Al = ea Es5eEr. sis zsss
= if@e 4sz seHstsea y 80 Ese hzErala - fkt=
szetstts H esFAcsttaa - azse eflFa1sg aall sfs
~ 80 eeaset aestsaaa 4 ssssss s - llsk So
-e-lss. = efasE e. - 8. f4stz{s = x. sssss.
$3.50 IS - 1kisre ssl.sl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

THE surrIT o. sU0Aa IN FRAEcE.-Mr Walsh,
IN BIS Paris letter Of August cab 20 the Rsw Yofk
JouFnal Of Commerce. ssyE
sugar j. falling; beet root factories VII cup
py TINS year two hundred and forty aillon psaads.
me Lie q keuaioa lBoarbon) ulI produce ons
seoetsa am twenty milioBs shs Ffenoh " sst Ia
dice I'll probably send hundred n,Illios sl,ossss.
q Tue fePP'I WI ezesed de demand 4 FFseee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

oulsA "AAfo+ LszIs4 Wlassou. iileiv. .t..s
- efiEst nassfto Neezs aEag a. "a rfs.ss -
N@R'~tA e@re- 50 tais gssHi - s1e1s4 uzas 49,
I've HUNDRED uoLLARs KEwARD
VII p eae 90 aeE anfEeszssa aae 5egesr + arrested
Slsfrs - ~ -
Laessa wAa teloaE lz Gel Jssn r. VASES - usrt..
AfselAs @12s4 +aIF ssn1lzs .se $500 ksrs - =
49, &es e IA e - e. aelasea 80 S. geAr6 81
esss $50 lfAs s-ss = Asss s.salsHs. hs 1st -
ftH teetAs 4s4 see atatt1 saa FFelfr.tss szElsf.
a. - sIslsze=s - = slaa 1haE - S Is Sc ess
e~Hfsss tfes II s@ss~tH - Aeeat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

las FureEk QuzEs OF FoEFUaaL--The DsssssI-
dsrf Gazstts sunoancas tlas -. tl.t.st, -. 1s
sFo Y. d PsFsagai, has dsasp.leI Is r,.FrIsss. -
hana o. Prsneess slsphAhis. OF aohensollsra Ser
laA'takrni shoss fstasE RESIDES e DusseIaorE
s hetst n the service Of Pfussla. Toe betrotb.i
I . .-ss Pises 70 the eosEse II this ausassa. b.
Iue Hsa.lls p nel p eslehEalea natll az -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
For Ren1

8 DWELLISe. Elx koozs on VIA 49,, F7..- -,
Sssef esTests. - . baisncs 6 ite yezr Csa Is
y - se%sts' year g thS esneE. This deodasi.
- a9fs AsA-s aus fieasant tacalitF il thr clss
AFPyto tsp iosEs4i L. b Ar D FiFR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

= AAFe nance 10 ser gsed Servants.
tweN ftNk or thirty Nsgross conslssins 81 Eeu
Menea Bows sod Girls. ss,srssi sft~si.ss - 49,
- 30 Ceqs uEsaeE aud Lroner ana : eoa5 lsrsI5s
ssrs4pt via ukssy child
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

"a 81 sei sAiz exrning sapt aad "a luVo.cs az rrs
eeoda oisthias E4sissless se.. Tor nsss casa 80
= ~ sssssA Fzso.ri9. 4Aahek Lrt c..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

The PUBLIC LANDs.-rhe product Of the sales Of
public lands for the fiscal year ending both June,
1857, is stated to have amounted to IS, s2s ,4s6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

Tue etidgaof ths Casaszueas And Foe iasvIlsress
70 Lrhisa cooptys Fsn.A, lslely opeusd 5 4 Issf.
500 taas 81 lFsa and les co.t - $500 = -.
o. aboat s50,0c0.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

r. c. McNAIRY & CO.,

Re receiving and opening daily their Fall and Wipte
stock OF Goods. and b. the 25sh inst they wiz b,
Ads % The largest and most desirable suck
nave ever hau the pleasure Of oeFEg their friends
ne public aud very respectfully examinatoE
IL OIL Cloths, OaTPetngs House Furnishing and Plan.
talen @oo1s. We do hot InteRd be exceed We shal
keep these departments Veiy full aid well seiecte
Ssl AZ 4. o. aoNAIaY i cos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

Fourth Annual 3 AIR
~ rHE


Tennessee state Agricultural nafeau.
TVS Faarth Annual zeneeslss state Aggi
eniiaral tars4a HiH O. D. ~ 80 tHe .teAaA 1rpsnlli
nesr NsahTille corfHrinF hga iays octQe1F alths
- eentraas sssFg daa i1fnE ne 9eef. freu inns az
- - nal ehar1reT are o1erco iu eFrFy er1rlent
~ ar fsntsties. ae14ucsis uenaiActeFias ana hone
Il1asry 1cuapsti't7a g iaFted Fou eFeEy co1uty 81
.aay be oatainsa sppIe.t-2a - ne e.ef.iely.
81 q. EASTMAN,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
KENTUCKY planning MILL.
.. T. AAfo HAND LoEs.
MAYO, HENDERSON & LONG,
BUILDERS IND CONTRACTORS.

ASA, 1GoR ASD VENIFIAN BLIND FACTORY, Pla-
> n Aih and Lumber pep0t, ghth st., near Ken
taeSy Central Railroad De- pot, Covington "
We nanuiActlFe and keep hand extensive assoTt-
1sns o. sash Doors, Blinds Door and WindOs Frames,
soorng shelving Patent meatherboardIng and Planned
Also furnish lumber tie ouRh Paiated and GLAZED
S4sh always On hand Walnut and other hard woods
Eorzed to order. TER is CASH
Sept 22-Umo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

'Hts EVENING, TUESDAY SEPT. az 1857, vi be
presented for the second time this season the bean
e pc n acts Translated BY Miss MAtida Heron,
ne french OF Alex Diana. Jr entitled CAMILLE
- IA9 FATS o. CooUErFz. IN consequence Of the ex
ssns 1efh Ct he ~, Farce VII Be acted tbs eve
8 sept %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

Two Ro9sss OF TtNE sTREEr. hstwsss chasc., nss
go. - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

AZ = Aa1 ms = kuuss1cS - sreasr.zI 4 s5ss.
"a iHssEH1tis s= 81 sAe fltaa a1a t11sl aIusn -
sFs ssFsz 3. sAs ~ asaes g tl1 sF.s 80 &C. 49,
Afsi.s = H. - a Asa atseas 80 leat4 <Irsss ssrss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CIRCUIT COURT OF The USIrED STATES.
SECOND CIRCUIT soUTHsRE DISTRICT OF Nav YoAK
IN EQUITx.

The President Of The United States Of america 70 Jor1
Cas- his AtoTEls s. Ssy SAINTS 4 gents and W5rEsae1
and each and erefy 81 them,
GREGlING-
where's it hath been represented in our Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Southern District
New HoFk sitting @ Equity, on The part OF Or
lando B. Potter and Nathaniel Wheeler, CO. pIananfs
that they the said Orlando b. Potter Nathaniel Wheel
er have lately exhibited their bill Of comPainst against
you the said joel Clase the defendant, rel eyed
touching dtteFs therein contained, n which bin "a Is
among other things set for b. that you the said
aat are violating threatening to violate
SuVe rants ara privileges vested in said complainant
Tor constructing 81 ng using vending others
be used certain tmprovsme IS ia @iug Machines
that the actngs and dongs of the said
contrary 70 guilty ana good cOnscience; therefore
eohdeaLon OF me Premises do strictly, and until the
after orders OF this Court enOn and command YOU
said Joel Chase aud Attofneys Servants
men, and each snd every Of then, The penalty
mat may Tan the con- that you and each OF do frOu
heneeortn altogether, absolutely and until the further
order OF this court desst and -ean from directly
directly uctng making, WOrsing using sci ing or
putting into practice operation in any Use counter
letting or uiitatng the invention Improvement
ing 70 said comPlalnant and described claimed
oTth in certain Letters Patent United states
issued 20 A. b. Wilson, bearing date the ga day Of
January, 1885, aud owned by the companants and
from IN any manner with the rtRhss Of
SAID compliments u1der Patent from in any way
or manner violating ufng said Letters Patent or
any part thereof
witness the Hon. RoGER B. TAHKY l,ef
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
ted states, at the City Of New ! ork in
EklS9k1 aid Distr Ct, this the q h dav OF sept
t9mber, in the year Of Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Hfty six
GEO. CLIFFORD kENEETH G. WHITE.
Sol eilar and Of Counsel Tor Compliments, Clerk.
SsFKnox vile Whis cop months, and send bin 10 this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

MORE NEW BOOKS.
ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRKD. A. Ross D. D.
ENT LIFE IN TIE HOLY LAND; ". O. PH1xE
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W c. PRtwK.
The PHYsIoL0GY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES
oHIr-cHAT OF HUMoR, WIT AND ANECDorE
BERNARD LILLE By JERE CLEMESs.
THE WORLDS OWN; Poem by Ju11a wARp Hon.
CHILE CON oARNE; on, THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD,
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH; By MARION HARIlND.
3HE WATCHMAN.
RUTH HALL; BY FASNT FERS
For sale BY CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept BAG No. a, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

GSkM Ritetssr faAs cceasen % eua01nce tee pub
= o. lhst rs suurg evez, - has siVeu - lhs
erieF@els a tsrFt iessF ana refpFeed e. susl. t1
ilease q tEsa sI4nta. azd te 1oF1s tc aFzia Ne
tuas ASS q ~ 80 fHea-a ara egte9eFl as4 g BE-
case ae-aaiaee elt pla sl neN ezra. Us takes eho4
y ssEs - At<< saQFle1 FIth k1e tsl ear IA 81 a.
.7l.ls. AZ = . -.tIs elfle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

u VII Psy sae hlshert prices or llkelv voasr ne
Eost tssh advances male on NeEross caHslsnej
% "a ne VII kecg celslEntiy had nsfroes ~ 49,
AZ ne % stsni q VII L. Boy O. Ne 81 Co., strt
naaasiiie. Tenn. ss-.-5i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
0-PARTNERSElIFs NnTIf,as.

HAVE associated with me IN business JOS " DABRs
- tke style q TIE hrm " d hereafter BE
soab % Grateful 70 ny friends ana the public sea
efaay TO- the liberal patronage he esoTare b-sioEed
--1a41 s9h9st continuance o. the for the usB
ARIA WILL Z BOYD, IT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22

~ < Bxs Durham Farm Cheese;
- Is BIS enelish Diary
Eor ssis oy =. G. ROBERTSON,
sePtle BIZ mnr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-22
JUST RFrTTVTT

JUST RECEIVED.
a HANDSOME suppIy Of FAN and Winter Geeas Gen,
Il uemens' fHrnshsing Goo g and Cioshing
Also asReod assortment % tfoths Cssaeres ana yst
nss 81 q ehich Eil b made Up srdsr in ne Fost
PtoEs,,s-tfie' by-- =. J. u0UaH, gsrt,
ssPih- No II Cedar sirees. Nashville
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
Theatrical and Mualc nj.


BROADWAY THsAiRz Tho RonxAn ballet toupo win ap-
pear for hs second time, this evening In the scenic
nance euuted "Faust The entertainments COM
mencs with kr. asan's successful FARGO Of "kesmerism
NmLo's GARDEN -Sgrorina Rolla il 70 perform this
evening In ballet composed by Paul Brilliant, and
called "Lou &C. the Vision" II 10 to be preceded OF
tight rope iests and followed by the Raveh great speol
ole or "Bianco."
Old = en- OF The Mountain" having been received with
usual favor Is to be repeated 70 night The OF "a
Kis n ,he Oak" and drama Of the Wandering Boys
are also on The bills.
70 zee hss Cusbman In her unrvaed char OF Meg
Merttes- She viii play the same cart again 70 night
The afterpieoe 70 be the farce Of "Ny Slater Kate"
wALAcx's-krs Hosy, An. Vernon, Mcssn. Blake
Wacot Phillips, Levere, &C., 70 perform this evening
In the comedy OF the "Her at La q" Ar Holland viii
Afterwards appear In the oomcaty Of the "Doabe Bedded
Room"
LAURA Kxxxss me new drama ssy led the Husband
OF m Hoas" and The bnra OF the "Sam Light Guardu
again on the bills FOR 70 night Misses ksene and
Wells, and Messrs Jor aan, wheaileish Jefferson and
Barnett are In the csss.
OLYMPIC The very pesullar local burlesque entitled
I" King Lsger," IN which Ars Howard and Mr. and Mrs
Johnston cseate Uncomfortable rnorrimcrs 10 70 be
given this evening, with he fArces OF The Married
Rake" and echo u for Tgers."
ITALIAN oPuA-N,lle Frezzolni Mines La Grange and
Brsk Ach, and Hgnors Laboceta CASTER Rocco are
In the cast q the operA Of Don Giovanni which 70 De
performed q The Academy Of Music this evening.
AkDroAH AusUM.-Ths extraordinary gymnasuc fess
q Tho CARLO Family the plsAsns songs Of The Welsh Night
iasaie tho grand "Aquaria Gardens OF the Water
30, the attractions here for The afternoon evening
GEORGE CHRErf WOODS MrssrEaN arc deter mined
~. nsss ' 30 20 ,ss o. n0, ,sa Or fun during ne
amusing rArce Of " New Year dals."
rm RYAsn present blu for lhis evening that sbounds
good hl Dan's innisSls Essence Of oid virsinny
also NE eccenxic buresque, called hs Motley Bro1hora"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07


SArn Ac n y nouu Avwus-v.sr Or c.sun
IN Squase - hold yssssrday a NJ osaeai Park ~
cor houss, upoa ne body q . man FAMED DIARIES b..
eslgs vho sisd hon Tie rssak a injuries rscsfvsa By
Milling ffcn IN enhAsknans On ths nsAA avsnus, near
Bsveasy Nshh sssk appsarsd thaa ~ deosased feh
lao IN ezcAvston which being nads In Ne -bovs tho
PHI end WIS 20 severely injured tha. hs died in
Fu The jury In rendering VERDICT took &C nsauu
20 sAoss whose dsy u 10 fuuiA afe roads for
rssse0geSs, and called The aonoa q the Cuporauou 70
the spot where the accident occurred Tho following n
the vesdic" Thai dcooased came 70 his death BY fspx
from cmbAnkment on the Eighth avenue near seventy.
cign styoss osg TO tbs Imperfect and bad coudon Of
iury feel oompsllei 10 AosB whose duty il 10
far Lab sale and comfortable roads for passengers and
would earnestly call the attention the Corporation OF the
CITY OF Nov York to oauSo such stops 10 be taken
cure e HIVES OF persons who compelled 70 travel that
road daily" tho was any four years Of age and
Wa . native of Germany.
FATAL FALL-An Inquest wAs hold By Coroner Gamble
upon ,he body Of . man named Bernard Kearnan, who
cisd nom the effects Of injuries accidentally received BY
falling from shed u bis radenoe Broadway, between
Tiny nrs< and Ffty scccnd streets. Verdict Accidental
years.
Tn LATE FArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT n THIRD AvEsul--
Coroner Gamble concluded the inquest upon the body Of
killed BY Of tho Third Avenue Railroad cars In Thru
Jury rendered OF "Dsath By being sccidcn ally
run over By car No. 81 OF he Third Avenus Railroad Com
pany Sun day evening, O 1857 the deceased being
Thai time In Q stale or lnoxcaNon The Jury for her
DeceAsed wn native Of Germany, and was thirty years
or ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

- non TO INVEST IN SECOND HASD morHIrs.
HC.UUU aenuemen wishing % convert lsn on o. snr.
rius rlcshrs obtain Al ces fy per cent mrs
by c.lrg sending Their address 70 Jams MO1uSax.
No sIpk Pearl street UhAiaAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

UCTION NOTICE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
a nituye. NAhH Aucuon.er, vii sell on eednesAay.
Osober 0K o'clock AL the furniture contained In dwell
ling 81 West Twelfth street. c,Rsng OF every variety
OF furniture required In well furnished house In modsrn
umes.
Parors contain splendid OF p,ror furniture
solid rosewood covered In the most cosi brOcae and
qpet Of solid ROSEWOOD made by Boud0ne RouK
and HutaAgs only bern In sbce last spring and
eaua 70 new; one octave ROSEWOOD piano made BY Miller
cost $500 and look tie premium at the last FAIR two French
plate pier gasse. {ant God buffet glass back
peor anything hereofofe In wood easy and
ceptsu chArs vases, mante ornaments, spons windo
curtains eornces bands Aso choice collection Of oil paint
Bedroons-sond rosewood bedseAds bureaus and vash-
stands 10 MACH hair and spring mAresses oval nrorv oil
paintings, waptel ornaments window curtains tornisss
bands ingram carpet sofa tab sofa toilet SETS holsters
killowu and bedding. cushioned Oh Lrs rockers Ac
library large aborAeiy carved library book
sofa chairs sofa table, Jenny Ind chairs wiatow
oval mrrors mgr AIN cArps clock together with all
that completes well uvniabed library
Dining ioom-Ono solid II extension table, cutlery crock
err sets Of the choice French china
splendid silver plated set richly embossed large sal
spencd baskets silver ola I'd forts table ard tea
spoons ogethAr with large variety Of useful articles ased In
houewifer chairs oval mirrors carpets window curtsos
lounge bedseAd bands conioe. 40 In the house win be
oun every Article sary for housekeeptny splsndd
Frtnch oook omitted under psvlor arniturs
which thirty Gays moAt magnificent affair The Whole
will be sod without and possponemen account
OF tho weather
RB-EIprrienred packers will be in att1ndAn 10 attend
Articles for shipping Tho above house u 70 lot with
iunr pOeseAslou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER I, 1857



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No,Ica ALL PRISONS Ass HERnBY FoRBIDpEx
Of wsshsEon Psris nas dsSt OF thsir CONTRASTING
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ness meet, IN Ae lscure room .. O'Clock Public
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address he Union.
TUE APPRlHrI Is LIBRARY NO. "a BRoADwAY
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s.ssd up win tables and ssass AND ws supplied DAILY
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To apprspcos Of mechanics or young pcrsons employed
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acsdemss young the offices Of lawyers physUanA
aTf e = e. 3 p, suas. On s
own account. r. quired to pay 81 per year.
ITO THE spIroR OF The NEW YORK HERALD
o 4 are ne sy
AZURE that In midst is native OF this coll aao this cy
out have BEEN inio1~ed for living sss has
ssius ~ he CrysM Paisoe1rSs stssm,ap 1drisas And
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THE SPECIAL ooNnIlr.s OF rHs COMMON
iouncil relative to appointing Inspecors and canvass
Wednesday, Oct 4 At p NJ. in the chamber Of e Board Of
0'0n''0sn Chairman sos n Of 6Sunci mon.
MONAGHAN, Chairman soArd OF Aldermen