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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

ADvERTlSEMEh1S RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CARRIE-YouRs rs RECEIVED. YoU Will FIND
- aletter In Union square Posi- oilee. CONSTANT.
IF JULIET LAwARvICK, WHO WENT TO SERVICE
with lady October y WI send hsr address 70 No 80
brooklyn, she will confer favor on her sister Mary
INFORMATION wANTED-uFsRY BRUTToN. or
Morshard Bishop Deyonsblre ENGLAND decea.ed II The
ppy 10 James FLAKE No i2e Bank a.resi or No Clarke
street. he may hear Of sone,hlng g his edyan'ase.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF MICHAEL DAY, WHO
Any Information viii be thankfully received By his niece at
81 Nineteenth street near flrslayenne
INFORMATION wANTED-or JOHN REDPArH. or
April nrS sa%s & q Sy aTsySa Sf5S
SaGss f so W. 20 ros oe received Oy ' sister
- pcy with your brooklyn address 20 Mr. John Browne,
broadway Post once New York.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DosT orrICE SoTrcE.-TIIE NAILS FOR EUROPE.
i per United state. steamship Baltic will close a his
ann on SATURDAY the s&ic POWER rdSr
THE LECTURE SEASON.
7 EcTuIE ON MARRrAGE-REv; r.. {. PUrSEy
Methodist Episcopal church "Wednesday evening, Nov a.
at ~ o'clock admission Is cents; tickets a, The door The
entre proceeds for the poor fund.
HOTELS.
DoyAL QUEENS HOTEL, CLIFFORD AND CORK
III streets burlington Gardens BOND street for FAINT
moderate requened by many OF the Grst American FAINT
lies and the English arstocracy.
COAL.
(yOAI-A GENTLEMAN HAVING LEISURE TINE,
~ with large connection wishes % employ the IN
commission for good coal company does
tic use. Address, with terms, " Herald Office.
MATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN or FREDERICKSBURG APPEARANCE
N would like form the acquaintance o. young lady
widow, with view 10 marmony Address, cpnhdentialy,
H. Herald Office brooklyn Pos, Office, for tine days
WINES AND LuQUOrts.
n tBFwaRIg AND STAFFORD STREETS, pICcADIL.
"A ~, Nos. a. IS aud sO.--J Maxwell, wine merchant
Majesty having relnqushed his interest w Iougs 10
tel the london Albemare street aud the south Ameri
House. Threadneefle street confines himself nov
entirely 10 The wine spirit trade his Offices and cellars
above 10 which cellars all his old wines from his various
psiebIsbmsnts were removed Nohlsmen and gentlemen
Wishing 10 repensh cellars will here hnd all that he
desired MIA stock OF upwards % 6Oyj dozen of bot
tied wine kinds of American wines aud spirits, and
private houses the street. furnished for families and
hemen.
MAST INDIA PALE ALF.-toNEs', WARRANTED
NJ equal 10 foreign Asop Bass Al less than half hs price
brewery lss East sisth street
DALE ALE-oLD AND NEW
III JONES' fine article
Brewery No. lo8 Fast Sixth street
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THE TURF.

TTNIOE COURSE, Il. I-TROTTIEG.-ON WEDNTt6
~ day, Nov H. at o'clock. stallion match for $004
mile heats, best in g. to wagons D. Phfer b. al
Hiram Drew. Il. Woodruff names Oh. stl. Ploughboy. A
good day and track SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
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DEv. MR.. BURNET WILL PREACH TOMORROW AT
IL lOk A. NJ and ~ T. NJ in Seventeenth street chapel
Immediately west of sixth avenue.
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS-A MEETING OF THH
In the Seventeenth ward will be held jackson
Hall the 9th Of November at O'Clock precisely The
voters OF Eighth Ninth districts particularly
auested attend there is business Of importance hand
to be transacted. BY order of
THOMAS BURKE Chairman, pro tenn.
PATRICK MCMAHON, Secretary.
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t,EO REWARD. -DECOYED OR sTRAYFD FRO

sDOO Ward School No. Mott street Monday. Nov. 2
girl Ia years OF age named MARY STAIRS Had when
she left lilac calico dress gray cloak blue and white silk
bonnet; il about feet inch IN height OF
plexon light blue eyes rather weak brown hair cut shor
knowing Of her Whereabouts will confer
pressibe favor her dsconsolste parents family by
giving them Information l2 Marion street N. B.-Any
harborng her after this will be dealt with according
the utmost rgor OF the law. Baltimore, Philadelphia Bos
ton and other papers please copy.
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NORTH DUTCH CHURCH, CORNER OF WILLIAM
IN and Fulton srees-Divne service every Sabbath at
l01, A. NJ and 81 II. NJ Lecture Tuesday evening and
prayer meeting Friday evening at N O'Clock Sabbath
school A. NJ and ~ z. NJ Strangers and citizens
cordially invited attend. Seats Furnished by the sexton.
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WHAT Is THE TRuTHf-JoHN THOMAS, NJ d., HAv-
w finished his for the will his dis
courses on sunday morning 10Y A. NJ NOV 8 at NJ Bowery
above Delaney street illustrative OF the and
important question, What is the truthr He will continue
TO address the public AT the place and hour during the
winter and spring.
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@EO REwARD-FoR INFORMATION CONCERNING
COU opera glass. which was taken (whoui perm~.onl
from n house Broadway, about the Isl ID instnt
heavy white pearl and has the appearance Of ocAgoa
form Address box leo Herald office
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DEMOCRATIC NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE VIA.
~ be in session in the back room Of Ta~many Hai every
day Of 10 O'Clock A. M and O'Clock r.
NJ the 2h day Of November, 1857 N. BCizen paPes0
be taken out ten days before the election day order
of the committee Thomas Byrnea Bernard Reilly Mchad
Tuomey. A. Ekof, Walter Roach. Councilman. NICHOLAS
SEAG RIST Chairman Naturalization Committee.
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AMERICAN HALLWAY QUOTATIONS..
From the London Times, (City Artcle) Oct al
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BILLIARDS.


II MISREPRESENTATION RUBBER CUsHToNs-Ar.
I'D proved OF by General james Watson Webb and tested
by the royal patent air blower index Put At s2 per set
rhelan's cushion put NJ $50 per set BY OConnnr Col
lender, billiard table manufacturers No. 81 Ann street.
TOR sALF.-A FINE BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE
~ Phelans make viii be sold cheap Tor cash. Address
boz 1913 Post Office Nassau street
ORLEANS PATENT BILLIARD TABIFs-PARTIEs
wanting good billiard tables viii hnd the present
bic time 10 purchase large lot new and second hand
tables with everything IN the billiard line chcap for cash
salesroom 5 aud % Broadway mandatory 50 Ann street
GHARP HAS ON HAND BILLIARD TABLES OI
- al sizes with marble and slate beds with style
cushion made upon the mos, approved princye, ten peg
cent less nan any other manufacturer. Second hand anss
fog sale cheap at lF Fulton street.. w ', SHARP.
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coo REwARD.-LOsT. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
pLU about 81 O'Clock, In Second car, In he
neghborhood Of Thirty third street. and between First and
Second avenues poriemonnaie containing 1S3 the
savings Of poor working out Of employment
returning II 10 John Bresnaer 2 Madison
the Office of the Second railroad wlreccve the above
reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

Tue amount Of circulation E2l 1888 245 being
M increase Of 81 1913 1856 aud the stock u bullion both
departments IS fa52s IS, showing decrease Of f5s5
4o5, when compared With the preceding return.
There has again been good business dong In the bull
lion market and several arrivals have ready pur.
clasers al last weeks quotations Gold has been taken
fcr The Continent 10 some extent aud the Bank Of England
mas also taken ono two parcels The pretty
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES A ROOM FOR THE WIN.
~ ter, In the family OF widow lady who boarders
One who wishes To reduce address Friend
Herald Office No attention paid 10 that DO not state
particulars.
A DESK ROOM wANTED-IN A GOOD LAW or.
~ ice, By young lawyer, where his services for abou
half his time will be compensation for the desk Adj
dress W. A.. box Ill Herald Once.
WANTED-IN BROOKLYN on NEW YORK,
w square room, with psniries attached, and beircom
communicating, unfurnshed without board N generl re-
Spectacle house. III In Brooklyn, within Few minutes ot
Fulton ferry; IT In New York, below Twelfth street and
near one OF the city railroads Second avenue preferred
Address Judd, Herald Office.
WANTED-To RENT STORE AND BASEMENT,
w suitable Tot grocery and liquor business beween fu
ton aud Chambers streets ~ either Washington or .renwch
streets Would buy out q grocery store Address W. ~
Co. Hobokcn Post Office, N. y.
yVANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY,
w with gas &c; west OF broadway preferred REM not
70 exceed 500 per Address Young America Herald
Office.
yNANTED TO RENT-A BASEMENT, in MANU-.
w featuring building where a brassounders furnace
could be erected building where steam power could be
hired when wanted would be preferred Address G. 8 r.,
box 3,3H Post ONCE.
yVASTEp-To RENT a HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, IN
w the neighbcrhood and between Wall street and South
ferries taken possession OF immediately furnished or
unfurnshed Address box 24bN YORK Post Office, stating
terms
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MEMORIAL CHURCH.-REv. JOHN A. PADDOCK
M rector of ST. Peters Church. Brooklyn, will preach
Sunday evening in the church corner of Hammond
and wayerley place Services l0h A. NJ, S and ~
Z. M. Seats free.
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RELIGIOUS NOTTCES,

TOHN STREET FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
81 Church-Preachng next Sabbath morning at 101s O'Clock
by the pastor Rev Charles r. Harris. Subect-Are
accountable for their religious belief Preaching at ~ p
by the Rev Dr. j. s. Mitchell Strangers are invited 10 attend
Seats free
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4 CARp-ro THE FRIENDS OF CAPT. VIM. o'MUR.

nEMOCRATs.-CAN YOU AFFORD TO RE-ELHSl
H. Fernando Wood for Mayori
Does he towards party Ito which he claims 70 10
long, a democrat autocratf
Ia he honest mani
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REWARDS.

d - REWARD.-LOST, ON FRIDAY, 1TH OF OCTO
C Der. brind bull slut has white stripe her fore
head white breast and white paws; had old morocc
collar Any who will return her to JAMES MLAUaH
LIN 36 First Will receive the above reward and
questions asked.
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aO4O REwARp.-TRuYK LOST OR STOLEN; on

COIN REWARD.-TRUNk LOST, OR STOLEN. ON
NAfO the morning Of the "a inst from the Philadelphia
depot white canvass covered trunk marked J. T.. c.
tanning wearing apparel $3.50 in gold and drafts and
papers OF value 10 except the owner payment
having stopped Whoever viii return the trunk with the
clothes and papers keep the gold aud still
sides No questions asked. Address NJ Emerson Co.,
g1l broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

PREsERyIS0 FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.-Mr. II.
G. DAYTON has exhibited to US his new and improved
method Of preserving fruits vegetables, &c, in all
their freshness long after their Of ripeness
has passed. He puts them up in cans, similar to
those used in this country for two three seasons
past, and with air eEhauster the air is entirely
exhausted from containing fruit or vegetables
heated to about Ice deg, not to boiling heat as
has heretofore been the practice This exhauster is
an ingenious invention, being an improvement on
NIcHoLsONs patent and is the work Of Mr. DAYTON.
The method Of preserving by this process is to put
the fruit heated to about l6O deg, in the and
t5en seal them up in the ordinary way. small
hole is left in the top of the can to allow the escape
OF the air over which is placed piece Of India rub
Der about the size Of dime. The eThauster is then
placed on the top of the can and over the rubber,
ald small piece of sponge, saturated with alcohol
is lighted and thrown into the exhsuster. The
combustion Of the alcohol consumes every particle Of
air in the eKhauster in second the aperture in the
top Of the then becomes eectualy closed by the
piece Of India rubber, and the contents viii be pre-
served perfectly fresh and natural Another adTan-
tage Of the exhauster is that it enables persons 10
test their cans and ascertain whether they are air
tight which is absolutely necessary in order to pre-
serve fruit vegetables.
We understand the ezhausters will be manufactsr-
ed in this city, and every family putting up fruit
should have one
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M. EditOr:--We refer you to the following quota
tons Of leading articles Of Tennessee produce;
BAcoS.-Hog round l12; Clear sides l249l3; Rib
sides l21@l23; Hams 1910 5a; Shoulders 1l9I
LARD.--Barrel, Il; kegs, 14ii; tin cans Ice.
FLoUR.-Bbls and sacks, u 100 ibs.-GOOd Super
fine 50 70; Extra Family So 1894 %.
GRA1x.-COrn, sacked, 80 cents; Oats, 6OcentH.
FAETHERs.-Dnll at so cents.
SrocK.-Cattle on foot, 74973, nett ShOats 6l9
Sc, nett.
REMARKS Shippers of Bacon and Lard should
always put their own name On each package, and
give its contents whether Hog round, Sides, Shout
ders OF Hams, and the number Of pieces Of each in
the package also whether Clear or Rib sides.
Respectfully, SEAGO, ABBOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta Ga
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@ LORD OF THE ISLES !!

THIS celebrated Jack will stand present
stables OF J. W. Chas, the Franklin and Columbia
Turnpike road, half mile nOrlh Spring Hill, MAury
county, Tenn and " n JeHnets s4l the nsuT
payable when the fact Is eeTaned the properly
transferred. Fiyceuts 10 The grOpm advance. PhstuT
age on good blue grass per week. II fed with grain
IS Gems
DEsCRIPTIoN-" Lord Of the Isss'' Is ack Jack fail IS
h1nds inches high OF One appearance, deep chest
Ong round body Nh great weight long straight back broad
hips hne aTched lon long ana bsqut faly shaned Tump
Ing heavy quarters ane sye broad hook with ane UrOsd
legs.
and unequaled imported ek, Old Knight krrant-his dam
b. James kideys Big Hue his grand dam Old Ann Royal
tOwned By Dr. III Thomas Of MauE, county. Tom
produce eqaa not superior, % any In The State. Vgi
liant attention will be given all Jsnnetts sent 10
him but will be liable r accidents escapes
. Lord OF the ses and ais Jennes, BY special arrange
will be under the supernsnienee and mauagent nj
Of that ssrincs stock growers -Thos G. oOdFu Eco
CHAIRS, BELLAFANT q JOHNSON,
maEealS-lmiFiW&W q Pring hIl, TsRR.
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ALBANY, N. Y. March 3l.-The New York horse
won the race over the Albany horse, of 100 miles;
making it in l24 hours. The Albany horse was only
quarter of mile behind
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

RA- By consulting our advertising columns to-
day, persons holding notes on the Bank Of East Ten
pessee viii find an opportunity Of investing them in
the Improved CamphOr Wash Mixture, patented
by Dr.. C. ". CRozIER, Of Knoxville. This Wash
Mixture received premium at Agricultural Fair
in 1854, and is highly spoken Of by those who have
used it. We have seen certificates from number Of
prominent men in the State testying to its valuable
qualities.
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NJ w BOOKS,
Just RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & Co.,
3S Union street.

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem, BY Elizabeth BaEst Browning.
DR.. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
In Search Of Sir John Frankline, during The yesr
lsSs-S4-s5j beings personal narrative, ana contain
Ing an account Of bis important discoveries.
Plays and Poems, By Geo. Boxer, vols IS no.
What Can Woman DOl new volume b. I. s. Arthur,
IVors, new Hsvsl b. Sswen
Frus and i sedisated to Mrs. L7RgfeloW b Curtis
Dickens Novels, sOmplstsin s. volumes.
olmslsads Texas.
Tue American Almanac, f0r leE.
0lshaussT's Commsntaries, By Ksndrick
The Prince Of The House Of David
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Tines Of The RsTOuiiOn, By Watso1,
IrVings Life Of Washington, vols.
star and the Cloud or a Daughters Love, BY Roe
LonEfsIoW'' Poems complete in vols Is ne.
Webster's Private CorTespOndenee, 2 vols, 8 70.
Parley's RseOlleetons OF q LIFETIME vols, lemo.
EmerSOH's Representative Men.
EmersOn's English Traits.
Hugh Mlliar's England and its People,
Sturgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hills Of the shetsmae, By wstAWsIL
Paul Fame, Novel, By n. P. Willis.
Frank Forestsr's Sporting Scenes, characters.
Leila Star Of Mngrolia BY Reynolds
Passion and Principle, BY Mrs. Grey.
WI and Wisdom Of Sydney Smith.
Memoir Of Syuney Smith, By Mrs Aasiia.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for April
Graham's Magazine for April.
Leslies,NsW York Journal for April.
Leslies illustrated News FOR April.
Harper's Journal OF Civilization
HsrPer's Magazine from Iaauary ssz and "a, AL. h.
HArPsr's Magazine for April;
PutnamS MOnthlyfsr April
Household Words for April;
The scheOlfsllOW for April;
HSTPers Story Book for March;
HarPer's New Paper; Just received By
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AP'HA Ne. 3 Union
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AE9AA NJ ~
MANSON N. BRiEA&M. NJ. BRIEN, JR
Attorneys at Law,

NASHVILf o.. TENN.
OFFtCE, 10. A. WEsT-sIDE KERRY sTRF ET.
CGOPE IS BufLDING,
fFornerly sccuPisd b. ID. Egine9
I HAHEtukgu IN ooPsTtnrrufip N 500 s. Ea1nu, r.
IN the prlcts8 o. d On al the Dagiiao couiIy
One % beth can nsray BE- iou d IN the once Pro.n
AID especial HsntoH EiFen r. Gearing aud coccfBe al
eaime money 81 Fuys ready Whsn ca have Jsrn
tnaianly e1d regularly dnELga in ny tbs
Aoantaia District Tor the lzsi 20 and cop Bnf
attend 70 seeming and eOllec,inK rustes n ar
In tbs eoanIss o. aHnoh nBKab, whs Fsnrers over.
tnn, fuinaua ana Jackson. gene acqsa lance
with ~ neF5hanta and business Ga tl era ss The
merrhp hsshVl aad he oher plac8s mrhf nnd 10 10
thuI inieFeat 20 eoHfrf villa ms 70 thrtaio
lreferto ans and all persons Who ne or ny ability
a. pruHpt aitsa-i q 10 busiass8.
naseAl7- Sly. MANSON A. BRIEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

Mr.. Appleton RETIREs FR N TIE UmoH-W We
rserst to earn from Washington that Hon John
Appleton has beeo compelled in consequence Of
the disease he contracted ct the Na.ionaI Hotel
t. retire from the editor al department. of the
UhiOn. He has become, it is ssid, so debliated by
the disease that be does not feel be will be able
Ter some time to come to discharge actively the
duties Of editor Of the administration organ
Who will be bis successor is not intiuaced in our
w ashington ooresp0ndepce.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

: HOMAS HOPE & CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
I OTk,-established ls2O-ImpOneTs aRd De Rers
all descriptions OF hare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old Brundss, Superior Old Jamaica, 81
CTo1 and Antigua Rum Old Holland Gin, and every variety
Of Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champagne-MaX Sutaine, HOet & ChandOn and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and Verzenay, Hsdseick and
other Brands.
Claret and SauteFRe-Incuding Chateau Mar
gauK Cha Ls6Ite OvIle, LHFose, MaTgauK aRd IS.
Julien, { haieau and Haul SAutfTRes
HOCk Wlnes-of JohnannesbeIger, Ma eObrunneT,
Rudesheimer Hoci heimer, sparkling ock and MOses.
SegRFS-O all the choicest varieties, EegsnB Regalss,
COnehas, Operas, Pressed and CommGnes
Foreign FFuits-Of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, &C
Teas and COfTeeS-all Of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngues-BuTlr giOn, Virginia and
Westphalia Ha" 5, Smoked aud Pickled Tongues.
Goshen ButteF-n Firkins, Tubs and Stone lars
Foreign Pickels-Sauces, CaIssps, sariines, Ca
psrs Olives, sc.
FreserVes-East and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety FINE
GROCERIES, J57--dIy,
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A. KERR & Co,

IMP RTERS
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BFRANDIES,G
lust received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock OF goods. Among which arc:
5OO,OOO Cigars, foe brands,
100 baskets Champagne Wine
5ObOXss fine Port;
81 boxes fine Sherry;
90 casks 6ns Brandiss;
Q5 b1Iea Calhoun Whisky;
10 boxes Sardines,
20 bbls 6Be old Bourbon whisky;
100 Brand ., in bottles.
ALSO hne assortment Of Fruits CTacknu Biscuits Nuts
Of all kinds hne stock Of Chewing and Sinking Tobacco,
Pipes OF ell kinds, and every thsng kot line,
which will sell st the lowest price cash.
All thOse owing will please call and pay We must have
money, and further indulgence we cannot give.
mEr26-u A. KERR & co. 81 Cedar a..
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Augusta Market, NIarch as,

Corrosive hear of no sales to-day to persons
regularly in the trade. Market quiet.
BAcoS.-A very brisk demand continues, withlargs
sales The principal operations are at I24 cents hog
round.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01

DEATH OF r, F. DUEcAS, Esa.---Ws learn that this
sstimable and talented young man died few days
since in Maury county Mr.. Duncan hhs been for
some years citizen Of Memphis, and practising
lawyer in the courts Of Shelby county. He was
man Of fine promise and popularity, and vas much
endeared to all who knew him intimately. Having
but recently married. he leaves an afseiOnate wife
to mourn her loss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
PUBLIC SALE OF MOSTVALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY,

ON MONDAY, the 18Th Of April next, the premises
~ will sell six very valuable Lots Broad street,
corner Of Summer.
One Lot the Northeast of Broad street. fronting
50 feet Broad and $50 feet Summer street,
Also four oh-r Lots Broad street, adjOin above
fronting each 2s feet on Broad aud running back 100 feel
10 foot alley, belonging exclusively the above prop
eTty.
Also Lot the South OF Broad street,
ing feet Broad street and l4O Summer, with 90
foot alley in the and within IS feet Of the Southern Rail-
road Depot. This Lot 10 FREE Soil.
All this property egOy situa ted for business, be-
Railroad Depot and the Wharf, and the only street
Of good width in the city.
These Lots will become prominent business stands Come
and see for ourselves.
Terms and years credit for notes satisfactorily
cured. bearing interest aud lien retained. Sale at II
O'Clock, A. NJ A, Y. S, LINDSEY.
T. X, GLAscoCK, AuctioneeF Tmar29--td,
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CHANCERY.

nor Of James P. Maury Commissioner in
Il the case Of K Perkins and Ma tha his wife, VIM. s.
Reid and sally c. his WIFE, Abam P Maury Septma MauFy,
and Ferdinand c. Maury heir Law Of Mary T. MauFy,
deceased by virtue Of decree Of the Chsneey COult at
Nashve, in said cause, will sell at public sale the
premises WEDN ESDAY the 99th daJ Of pT about 30
Lots Nashville, in front Of the Water Works par
euls fescrPuon Of witch will appear in handbls to be
Issued before day Of sale.
TEsMS-A edit OF one and three years. for HOtes
satisfactorily secured, bearing intrTe lien retained
A. S. LINDSLEY, 3s College street.
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UNIoN ~ AaERIOAN 0PFICE. !

NAsEEELIE, March 81.
TUE MAEKETs.-We hear Of no sales to-day q
Cotton or Tobacco. The season for Cotton may be
considered as closed.
BAcoN-Brisk at lo9lOs, hog round. ma
jority Of the transactions to-day have been at the
latter figures
eRoCERIES.-Thsre has been no change since
our last quotations.