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Cigars.

$4,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 Initiative do DO;
$4,000 assorted brands,
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Grain Growers,

WILL FIND A FULL SUPPLY OF
THHESHEHS,
VIA lever srt endless chain powers, together with
HeaPersr fans, etC.s ETC., at
febIa JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.
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THE- SECRET INFIRMITIBs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

I1ONI9 UFUTl9, inc Z0LM M :.
ANFA a FEW WORDS OF THE Rational
go TREATMENT, without Medicine, OF SP0aII
nmAtorfhes Local Weakness, N 0OsiIt
P,ar,,t, emissions, Genital and Nervous geOlisH
ments 70 Marriage gsnersIiv
N. t-,,bf B. De LANEY, NJ. D. ,t,,.
originating in the imprudenss aoo solitude OF youth, may
esS WITHOUT MEDrcINE in this s5
eessul treatment adopsd Inv the A1thoE fully explained
r. o. T9Ich every enabled to cure an
advertised nOstrums Of tbe d. 0''' WV
Sent to any address Rra IA nost free in sealed ehTs-
ne iIEPV ~ post paid two postage stamp "
usy7-d&W6uS E->N Ns''e's''s"
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Painting establishment.
Mammoth Livery Stable.
So @ 81

~ w. SUMNER d CO., would respectfully inform
" the citizens Nashville and the surrounding county,
that they have purchased Livery Stable Market street,
second door from Church. formerly kept by J. J. BvERETT,
where they will be pleased the old customers and
many new patrons as choose We large stock
of the Saddle Buggy Horses be found which
can recommend 10 the public a. large. G. W. SUMNER,
isn3I-tf T. d. DAVIS.
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WINDOW GLASS

W we will sell low
ALSO good assortment OF the various articles usually
IN grocery Stores which the attention Of our inenoS
5S nlefs ana the public generally is invited
uO'@" hOULTON & REED, 81 Broao"S'
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50 boxes LangbOrn's Gold Leaf Tobacco
lUU do other choice brands
81 do common MaDuiac ure.
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uEsEY HAEE, yR B. v. EAoEAH ~ join 8. HART,
HART, MACRAE s. CO.,
va OLEsAL GR OCERs C0EHIssI0B
EERCHANTsi
Ees and South Narke1streets Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
l-5 aaas y. o, sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
81 e"zss Aava1s sugar, 800 assorted DemUOhnE
Us barrels N. \, CFUshet20o packages W. K RaisinR
~ry-rs 100 coils Cotton Rope,
r. -aEtEs5 =. 7. PgWGered4O0 gross Matches,
-uE4r, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
70 sFre.g g. @ Loaf Sugar 50 nests 8. Painted Tuba
zev aag.siz j. U. molasSss, so boxes Stone Pipes,
.HeW CE"r) 50 boxes Tennessee Axes,
soft UaEs selected Baltimore superior guality,)
E-E=a, 500 kegs White Lead,
0ye 0sgS n. O. Eio Coffee Loco Kegs Nails assorted
81 ts-s g3tr1 C.,.Ies, Sizssl
- tags U.i GsveEamsut5O0 gross Backing,
Ia7a g-Aee, 100 boxes Palm and German
- g-- rrP.s5 Soap,
70 ya.s spec, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
lou eahs super Carbonate So doz Zine Wash Boards
% aa chests Imperial ping tia Paper ''''' wrap
I5o boxes Va. and Ky. ToiSS bags shot,
lsCcs, 10 kegs bar Lead,
d large assortment Of coraiO0 barrels Glover Seed,
4.ug ave IKE Igags. 90 barrels BUttsraRd Sod
l5u oazes Garsstts Scotch Crackers.
So 0ozss Smoking Tobacco Is barrels Old Bourbo5
81 cl1is NauIit8 Rope, WhiskeV,
81 boxes Pesri S'assS, Is barrels MonOngabslaaad
- Cases SariDes Old Rye Whisky,
81 G szs OYSTERS, so barrels RObeFts9E Conn.
80 5yzss asssrssa Pickles, ty Whisky,
81 0oSss C4sscP aa3 PspIS barrels Old Lincoln Wbsi
per Sauce key,
IS boxes Ass'3 Pie Fruits, Or casks Pure French
. cases Hgsudy Cherries, Brandy,
90 orzss IS Is Chess, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
81 Boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
CHEESE 8 casks Pure sherry do
SRI pAcSsEas STAR Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
az a. saisoU DO 90 bbls. Native Sweet do
IS bags Timothy Seed. 80 bbs. American Brandy
6ag boxes ass Q. Glass Ware, 10 bbls. Apple Brandy
Ice c"aes 5Alg and loAI2 40 bbs. Peach Brandy.
iaas FART H.CVsF Lr,C
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
Walnut Grove

NAMUEL HASLAM having made important additions
y to his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing Stone OF every description, is equal in
point of finish and durability any made in the city, and
at as low prices and giving his personal attention to the
setting of the work he feels confident that he give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders
such as Setting Stone Front to Houses to SILL to Fencing
to Steps, to String COrnCe, to Large Landing to Saw
Flaggng, to Bush Hammered Tagging, to Curbing to
Cupng Chimney Top and all the branches of Stone
Cutting, for cash. mRy2S-lyl SAMUEL HASLAM
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RICH SCHEMES FOR MAY 1857,
r. FRANCE 4 CO., Managers.
RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, MD.
SCHEME

CLASS G,
To Be drawn ia Baltimore Nd SATURDAY MAYS o. 1857,
DRAWINGS conducted under the OF the
~ Stats Lottery Commissioner.
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GROCERIES.
10. EDWARDS,

80. EDWARDS,
RHOLEsALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
TORWARDIEG MERC8AET,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Of Spring and College Sire -
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
oOO BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
2OO 100 a Laguyr' @;
500 boxes Virginia. Missouri and Ky. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper
20 do Ginger;
25 bags Almonds
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candies
500 kegs Nails, BradS and Spikes-ssSorted;
200 boxes Glasswars-assOrted;
Is coils Manila Rope;
200 bbs Recti6ed Whisky;
so Old Bourbon do;
so MonOnghahsls do
20 Rye do
80 American Brandy
25 n. E. Rum.
Is d" walkers TX Ale
IS " Ray BOZ's do;
so cases Matchssi
Afso large Stock Of fine Cigars, Brsndiss Wines Do
Just INST received and for sale BY 10. EDWARDS.
sps Il.
GROCERIEs-H. s. FRENCH 4, SON.
E.
y in store and for sale by H. S. FRENCH & son.
aIT-g7OO bags coarse and fine Salt, 500 barrels Salt
- in store and for sale by H. FRENCH q SON.
TTOLASSES.-lOO packages, new, in for sale
M anl7 h. 5. FRENCH q son.
CANDLES--6OO boxes Star Candles 700 hall and quar-
tel boxes Star Candles, 200 boxes TGlOW Candles. in
store and for sale By H. 5. FRENCH q SON.
GLOVER SEEDED bbs prime Glover Seed in store
I ! and for sale by H. S. FRENCH q son.
TTTANTE D.-UOeOO pounds Bacon 1000 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 lbs Feathers, for which will pay
EF-E,az frrnn n
anI7 BE Il. S. FRENCH & son.
ET4TLS.-IIO0 Kegs, (Wheeng)in and sale BY
" ianI7 H. S. FRENCH K SON.
ATTENTION GENTS
NEW CIGAR, SNUFF g. TOBACCO HOUSE.
]. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
(LATE OF NURFRERsBORO.)
NO. "A UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRAND parade of the Lovers of the Weed" in all
n its most attractive form is requested above estab
HsbmeDt for heinspectOn OF the finest stock Of
virginia Chewing Tobacco and HaVan a
Cigars,
That has ever been opened in the city Nashville con
snU If every grade Of Tobacco 50 per pound
and from the lowest the finest Havana Cigars
carefully in the city o! Havana by Ofthe firm. hesi
ate not say stock can't be eNceed if equaed this
market.
! Country Dealers will find 1t to their advantage to
give US call before purchasing elsewhere, advan-
aUes as Practical TObaccOnists and Exclusive Dealers en-
| able us to offer superior inducements.
Remember the paCe-slgn Of "Ihe Big Iniun," second
| door east of the state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY d co.
| mar27-dtf No. "A Union street.
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THE GIFT ENTERPRISE IS NOW OPEL
AT % CEDAR STREET,
sTCW OF THE STAB FLAG

HAVB just received direct from the Eastern Cisg OVER
lSOOt volumes Of Standard Literary and
Books; 1000 Reams Paper 500 Blank BoOs $4,000 worth
ofyeWeTy and Watches 200 worth Of Fancy Goods 70 be-
disposed Of and this method adopted 70 insure Hpesd
sale This Lottery, nor in the nature EVsFy
purchaser the amount Of dollar will be presented
with gift OF less value than twenty-five cents and nm
$50 No money received FOR the g and no book sold
for than the regular retail price, and in many csGss IS
per cent less. This IS humbug, and the 0ueIton ~
arise this be Afforded The IS they were
bought most Of them for Onehaf their value and have
orders close the stock Catalogues some Of the book
and gifts be had At the store All ask for every one
10 call and examine the mode Of doing cuisines and pledge
myselfto "let none go away dissatisfied"
n, B-TWO Auction Sales per week will be made in which
Gins viii be given, Come one, come all, and give me
call. and viii attempts to please yOR all,
sPI3s-H CHARLES FOX,
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THE AnuuaI Convention Of ia
To Californian.
On BOARD STEAMSHIP GEORGE Law,
o. nrr.n rIAr AENI,. AnRK IIfAE IL 1


Or QUARANTINE, new ORR, JUNE, -, 1857
undersigned cabin board
the following preamble and resolutions were unAnmousy
hereas passengers by the George Law from Aspin;
nall as pe above date would be wanting in manly feeling and
nubc spirit indignation at the fare
said ship during said voyage therefore DC II
Reored That we unquslihedly condemn the quality and
onapy of provisions furnished the passengers during the tp
1sfeed To and feel duty the travelling public gene
rally CafoTn IN particular TO caution those VINO may
ud Necessary TO travel by this route TO provide themselves
with the necessary for so long aud tedious voyage
Resored That in view Of the nigh standard OF prices
a. as r cau s2l5 second cabin and $50 seerage we are
on,trued the treatment received insult
TO the travelling public shauefuy unJustaole aud utterly III
Roived That Judgment the delay Of over twentyour
hours in Quarantine by justified by the eTcum
there having but slight OF vaood on
hoard while general health Of the was excellent
in every particular that such detention OF extreme
crnev To- ladies little children board also To those
whose hearts with anxiety TO reach the loved ones a.
home alter prolonged absence .,c -
That consider that III imposing ali t1tra chargelO
the passengers and baggage from Quarantine to
the City York Company have been guilty Of gross
outrage and violation Of their contract
solUed knowledge extends we recognize
in The proprietors the Mail Steamship Company aud the
present Quarantine Health Officer the parties to be held re-
the complained OF in the foregoing esolu
tions possibly account for such proceedings
except grounds of mecenary motives or pecunary con-
sideIaiiOns.
treatment desire eXOneIae the officers the ship
from blame being in the belief that the evils complained
Of beyond their power remedy and that they were at
all tunes polite and gentlemarly. ~
Rsed That the foregoing resolutions be published in one
New York City papers with request 10 copy into
SAMUEL MERRITT NJ. D. President.
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on FRIDAY EVENING

on FRIDAY EVENING
There % of p1spIhx RocKEr
OF the kind in the country. 80 49,
on the grounds additional charge Of 81 for hay and
Successful competitors will be charged cent deducted
from the amount of premium awarded ExhbtoIs who fail TO
show the Grand Cavscade Tuesday IL
shall forfeit their reh coupete and the entrance fee
will be promptly refunded the return Of the receipt given By
the Secretary.
No application received after Aug IS exception. Noun
sound horse sha receive premium When an snns is
deemed unworthy OF premium the judges wi! Withhold It.
Persons desiring private stables Tor Their horses VIII apply 10
the General Superintendent, J. b. CLARK, Elmira
Fire Companies % They required 10
appear in Tetns dress with their engines &c prevented
attending the Parade and Review Friday the
fee be- refunded subject the order of the Foreman
Special Fire Companies contained in Crcuars
by application to the Secretary his office FL
Exhibitors and firemen admitted free and Musicians
accompanying them.
Femen obtain their meals at Restaurants on the ground
Reserved seat TcLets-gvins sdmsson during
and possession Of seat guaranteed:
Single. '''''''''..''.''''.' -
4 limited number only will be issued.
Hon. sILAS NJ BURROUGHS President Medins, Or
CHARLES MoRRELL Secretary, LudO~vile, NY
JOHN ARHOT j., Treasurer, Elmirs, N. Y.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
& Gk 3 s M15KkS' S s:S,, NsTf0'''
G3HAsc " Ihi FS we''c Z Co.. n Y
JOHN w. WILLIAMS Buffalo.
THOMAS CORwIN, j., Ohio.
wM. J. SPEED, Detroit
w W. BALLARD Assistant Secretary.
FRED T. PHILLIPS Assistsn. Treasurer.
Hon. S. b CUSHING Albany.
ERASTUS CORNING, jr. esq Albany.
Hon CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Auburn.
LEWIS II. MORGAN, ESQ, Rochester.
GAS. HoKKELL. Secretary.
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FACILITIES UNEQUALED in extent and yari-
Il ETY. for the RAPID PRODUCTION Of the BEST Or
CHEAPEST styles Of PRINTING Li.hogTsPhy. sTEREO-
TYPING EIecirOtypine BoOKBISDSG and Engrsvins vii
Be- found Al No. l6 and 10 JACOB ST. Frankfort
in the FIREPRooF Printing osce of JOHN A. GRAY.
PaI,e. requiring any kind Printing LARGE quantities
viii find il to their ADVANTAGE to give him a call.
The Ness. York E5anner says: M Cray i. a THOR
QUICKLY RELIABLE man, and hi. Printing Establishment Is
one of THE LARGEST and MOST PERFECT in is arrange,
and he /. c.pahl. Of doing an INDEFINITE AMOUNT Of
WORK in the SAME BEAUTIFUL STYLE
The Chri.iiaA Isiegeaer says The immense capacities
Of M GAYS mammoth 'tabishnent enable him
COMPETITION. A REPUTATION OF TWENTY YEARS
GROWTH the best security that Be given that all orders
IT: sd 10 md S sy fd
HIS OFFICE to the press and 20 tho-e Of our
s,a,i ~dI and !silfuI Finite w
ne ChaS IHqui,e save. in noticing he fret number Of
q PEI oical; Tue Printer is one Of THE BEST IN THE
WORLD, .we can testify BY eHPerience-JoHN A. GRAY
Tho CIara6, Monthly SAYS: It would be truly il
Nj GRAY rad not his equals among The PRINTERS OF city IKE
ery comparison with aim Uusparugy work at times.
10 push Monthly through the Printing Oce and Bndery
have Known him We speak OF equally PANsTAhtSG IN
PERSON for the same object. although small gsness
could BE- Of Lite importance to an e.iabhmeni wher
TI FORTY periodicals including many OF the leading Lite
and Religious JouTns' Of the country are but minor poF
ton Of the regular work"
In addition the ordinary processes Of Printing he is
pared TO execute order, for Notes CHECKS Drafts BILLS
OF EXCHANGE, Certificates of Stock BONDS Certificate
Of Deposit and other COMMERCIAL BLANKS, engraved on
Stone or Steel in the highest style Of art.
WEDDING, VISITING, and AT HOME Card. engraved
and printed in the best style, and at low rates.
NOTE PAPER or Envelopes STAMPED with Crest or lni'
tias p ain in colors, at short notice
BLANK-BOOKS made order ruled any pattern, with or
without printed headings, BY the most careful wortmen
LABELS printed from type plates stone in many
colors supplied in large small quantities
JOHN A. GRAY, No. SIS Broadway,
And Nos. IS and 10 JACOB-ST, cor Frsnsfort.st.
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Special Notices.


TwepFsesh Ward Repsblcan ksseciatien;TA
regular meeting Of the TWENTIETH WARD XIII BILL
CAN ASSOCIATION will be- hid THIS (TUEsDAY) EVEN
ING JFr1e f6 81 H. YOrg's, No 40 9th Az nm n. H..
WIZ. X. STEWART, President
S" $3.50 NIss'Se- Secretaries.
ork Historical society,-A special meeting meeting
Of Society b. bed at the large CDaPel N tnc Oh'o
sity TUESDAY EVENING June 10 at y 0c"ck,, -, .
REMBRANDT PEALE esq. Of Pln.ade.Rn5s WI teeu
rsnar ON - WASHINGTON AND HIS PORTRAITS"
ANDREW WARNER. Recor ding Secretary:
THE families Of members invited 70 be present az TINS
meeting Tb Lecture viii be illustrated by several painting,
appropriately lishted.
The Annual Convention Of the BrOtherhoods Of the
Proestapt Episcopal Church Of the Diocese Of wiz
b. held Peters Church, Safest Bond Brooklyn, on
UOMOKROW "wednesday nth June inst Delegates are re-
uesed assemble for organization 81 O'Clock Divine
and Holy Communion with y the Rev JNO
A PADDOCK, at IL o'clock All clergymen aud members
Kindred Societies FROM other Doceses who may be IN the
vicinity respectfully invited 70 attend The Right Rev
BISHOP CLARK d. D. Of Rhode Island will preach before
the Convention in the evening at st. Peters Church service
TO commence o'clock collection in Gid Of the Charitable
Funds Of the Brotherhood will b. made
American Institute Farmers Club.-A regular
meeting will be held at the Repository No S5 Broadway
TUESDAY, June l6, at noon. sUsJses-"The Msnipus;
Of Ground Crops and The Succession Of Crops
Articles received by the late steamers relative to Agriculture
will be read Strangers always especially welcome Ad
mission free to all. H. hEIGs.
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pleasure Excursions.

EXCURSIONS.-The fine DOube-decked Barge
IL IRENE newly painted put in complete order furnishes
with seats and will be chartered for excursions Also
the steamboats, KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA, @. B
FRASER and CAMILLE. Apply 10 NJ J. CLUFP, 100 Broad
st. OF Captain board foot Of Adsus.;, Brooklyn
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Gunner Retreats.

A GENTLEMAN obliged 10 travel this Summer
"A wishes 20 ind BOARD In the COUNTRY COR HE Wife,
I've Boys he yo1nses years Od Servants and Bsby
within fye h01Is rds or s from n. city With psay %
shade ndes boating and fishing farm With FOOD knd
people near village ssd with other bosdss Ter nins
ten weeks west also ass IL horses sxrs W.s
With full particulars safion. atrscsns ks Elm
CRAR1IEb. SS Ssss Ssbss, Nsv.ystA -.
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Chances for Business Alen.

Tor SALE-In Eastern North Carolina, 8
Il STEAM sAW-MILL and eisht hundred acres q hne
Cypress Timber Apply TO WRIGHT NISSAN,
No. lS9 Frout.st New York.
TOR SALE-The sloop yacht NAUTILUS, as
she lies of the Aims House Jersey City shout tuns
coppered ard copper fastened built last August has very large
cabin &c. Any gentleman wanting 10 purchase very room
Boat should the above before going elsewhere IN
YOUNG, Cunsrd Dock, will show the above.
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fine ARTS.

yTNfE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
Il the Hall Of DIR. CHAPIES Church. No. 54s Broadway
old ocson-from 10 o'clock until 10 o'clock pm. Ad
mission Is cents.
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w +. SHAWs PATENT GAS COOKING
w. AND HEATING STOVES,
No. 4o6 Broadway.
nc Ge nc.

For all the operations Of baking boiling roasting he tho
spilled the stoves taken from the ordinary
bracket or burner.
These stoves operation at No. 900 Broadway,
and hie facts above stated demonstrated.
Certificates be from highly respectable gentlemen IN
this Boston, who have used them ~ their entire sst
faction few u whom mentioned below The public
anime these truly valuable and labor saving
inventions Every stove warranted 10 WORK 20 the entire salts
faction Of the purchaser
The Propretor will put them In operation In any house snd
'e'uHD vac '4'' ''-'''' No ios BrOsdwsy.
REFERENCES.
r. M Hoe New York {. r. Staples New. York
A D. Gillette New.York. Gage, Sloan K Dster New
Edward sehell New York. York .
W. Delmold, New York. James Collins New fofh
Cooke D0vd l. Baker New. D. b. Cozzens New Yorh
York. w. w. WOODWORK new
A. b. Minor New York. York.
w. Bailey Lang NevYofk. vernon Brown, Boston
Samuel A. Elliott, Boston. James Reed, Boston.
n T. Belsnap Boston. H. Is. Adams Boston.
Winsow Lewis Boston. u q. Kelley. Boston.
Augustus A. Hayes Boston. Richard Sullivan, Boston.
Elisha O. Tucker Boston. Isssc Cushing, Boston
J. NJ WightIsn Boston, George II. Gay, Boston
ThOnas Starr King, Boston. c. " Hahendale, Boston
c. WetersoD, Boston. O. T. Homer Boston.
Fred o. Prince, Boston. J. HsnneweB, Boston.
w. II. Hague Boston y Page, Boston
NJ s. Parker, Boston. y. II. Chlds Boston.
@. r. Russell, Boston.
Albert Gresnlesf Washington.
T. L. Barreda Baltimore.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ITO PERSONS in the COUNTRY.-Wanted, q
situation for Boy IS years of who Is DESTROYS
Of being FARMER He smiAbe willing tsposcon OF
seuteel family and makes country life his choice Any Per
desiring remain with them can have AZ oPpottn
nifty obtain No salary Is required but eou'yrsoie
happy home with Esnteel family who would Ire the hep
such little hoy. Address w r. c. care OF joseph doxie
esq, No. Waist VIII be Immediately attended 70.
II s. SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS
Broadway-A PERPETUAL INTRoDucER. sharins EQUAL
DIVIDFNDS With CHECKHOLDERS and AGENTS through
out the Union Foreign Lands with many orders con
s,anty band sung nearly Institution snd Family
negotiating forever 81 or cent the compensation hns
s orders vacancies and changes for those who keep tnn
check S. SO SIS SIS &c being renewable snd transfer
able nurns 30 and 100 per preparing and printing Cards
Catalogues and Circulars transferring Schools aud all School
Property
Nc charge TO Pupils seeking School. Private Glasses
TEACHERS and PEOPLES MEETING DAILY 9 20 II and 20
o'clock.
WANTED-TO COOK, WASH and IRON,
w tidy Woman who understands her business and
can well recommended from her last psce 20 uch good
will be given. Apply g, No Ia Anitys St, Brooklyn
WANTED-A CLERK for Shipping Office;
w Clerk for Railroad Ticket Office; two Porters for
Stores one Housekeepe and Stewardess for Steamers four
Girl. 70 travel with families California and Europe Apply 20
GILLEN Co, No. { East Broadway
VVANTED-A BOXMAKER 10 90 To Buffalo.
w good mechanic who is sober and industrious have
good psce and steady employment Apply al No O. Liber'
Il. st
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ALLAC ks I'll Z A T Z Z. -
w Dramatic compliment 20
Mr. CHARLES T. 7. WARE.
TUESDAY, June 10, 1857.
The performance will consist Of the Farce Of
THE GOOD-F0R-NOTHING,
IN. Second Third and Fourth Acts Of ShakespeSres
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
an d the Musical Farce -
LOAN OF LOVER.
Mr. C. T. Ware Shyock, assisted by Mr. I. 5. Mans, Mr.
n Ph;,jips Mr. Stuart Mr. Melton Mr. Drew, Nj Lesere
Nj Norton Mr.. NNsh, Mrs. 7. Minis Miss Fanny Dcane
Mrs B. Phillips s1d many other pro ssiona!s and Aa 'ls
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DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARN M's AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D ANOTHER NEW FEATURE The entire First Floor
Of the Museum has been thrown into MAGNIFICENT COS
M0RAMIC SALOON achitecurAy emheishet and trescoed
~ the first style BY chat distinguish aS ~ DOrssy
add enbface collection Of large and costly VIEWS Or
PLACES AND EVENTS A1ade sacred by history and time 20
tb< memory of the civilized world FOURTH AND POSI-
lively LAST WEEK the popular ard stirring do
mesc drama produced in this estaosishnsn rhAnO
AND ITS VICTIMS, which will be represented fhs EVEN
ING u O'Clock with the talented cast and IN me nnisnei
manner that has elected from THOUSANDS OF GkArIFiEo
PEOPLE many m4rks Of ds,insushed APPRECIATION Az
TERNOON s O'clock Songs Dances aud the meodrama OF
THE TWO GALLEY SLAVES. The Living Serpent, HAPPY
Family ke 10 be Admission % celts Shldep rSdsr
ter IN eepts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

~ A. l. l. l. L n ID A III l. :
". EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS.
JOLLEY 4 TIERS
SOLE AGENTS,
No 43 Madenlane and No. 1870 Wliams, corner Spruce st.
New-York.
T. would call the attention Of the trade 20 their vol
known stock of FIRE CRACKERS. TORPEDOES, ROCK
ETS ROMAN CANDLES. WHEELS of all kinds, EMIL
BITION PIECES and sill articles large small required 10
make full assortment for
JOBBING OR RETAILING.
Quality guaranteed at prices beyond competition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

PROPOSALS will be received for REFUR-
i NIsHING WARD SCHOOL No. g. Eighth Ward
ill 18th inst, O'Clock o.
Plans and Specifications 10 be the Once Of the
Clerk the Board Of Eduoaton Of Grand and Elm
The Officers the hight reject all the bids
upon consideration. DAVID A. FOWLER,
ELIPHALET B00TMAN
SAMUEL J. MONTGOMERY,
J. S. BURNTON,
o.,