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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
OXsrEHS, OHsrERs, oYS rRnS.
c q MALFBY cos
BALTIMORE OYSTER AGENCY.

I'RFsu Oas tahsiers Peaches Tonatoss oovs Oysters
Pcsisd oysters, sH3 selected fresa oystup paztea
ise. Having aecsp e ths Arrpry q the Ays veil knovn
Ora am f1rarst % ffrush iaaiss aud ne trade With
~ above ar'ieies 10 any qaand'g, a ioW pr.s-e
dealt y O. RifMaEY
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PATENTED PATENTED
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
THE only Patented Furniture Polish IN
the World
IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMIL'

IT SHOULD BE N EVERY FAMILY.
IT has admitted by every who has ever used IT,
TO be the best article Of the kind invented.
applied with piece Of Canton Flannel Wolen Cloth
and dries immediately removing all stains grease and dirt
making your furniture look well when new. II will
resist the action OF hot and cold Eater Beware Of Coun-
tereitsl None genuine without JohR l.. Brabyn the
label Principal Depot, 444 Broadway, New York.
JOHN l.. BRABYN CO.,
Agents wanted in every Comfy and City throughout the
United States. jani-3mV
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
L. s w. GERRY,
203 Canal ST., and 7l9 Broadway, N. Y.

L-UPORIEHo 4AD OEALBKS IN FIHSI-ECALILI
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to t'e TRADE, HOTELS PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and desire
genuine ayficle,a large variety Of
TEAs-GREEN AND BLACK, s0UCHONG, PoUCHoNG,
kNGLISH BREAKFAST, 00L0NG, IMPERIAL HYS0N,
GUNPoWDER, YOUNG HYSoN, &C., in chests and half
chests, &c.
C0FFEE-M0cHA and JAVA.
WIN ES-MADEIRAS, sHSR RIES, PORTS. HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q ades, in original packages demi
johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER s CLARETS.
CHAsiPAGNES Moet 4 Chandons Cabinet ImpI VeTzenay
Do Heidseiek g Mrnm's, do do do
LIQUORSBrandies Runs Whisky, Gin Arrack, ASsinthe,
Krsch, &c, &C. in original yackages, also, curacao,
Maroschino, Ansette Noyeau Bitters &c.
MALT LIQL 0RS-London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lsh ALES
CIGARS--A variety of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLIS and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish, Currie, G me, sc.
c. EES G-STILT0N. .CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT. p sRAIESAN, GRUYERE SAPSAG0,
DUT IN and AMERI AN.
SCGARS-I0AF, CRUSHED, PULYERIZED, St. CR0IX,
&C. IN bbls and half barrels.
HAMS-WES TPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE, SPERM and WHALE
ES- Oar Liquors are warranted pure and unadulter-
aed, and OF our own importation. feb6-tiv
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Trunks. Trunks.
GENTLENIENs' WEAR.

GENTLEbIENS' WEAR.
! CENrs Fine Calf Pump 50 Boots;
/ II Gents Fine Calf stitched
Gents Fine Can Double soe
% Water p9oaf
Congress Caters;
double sole;
4" Oxford Ties
These goods of the heat manufactures in
PHILADELPHIA. Csn al No 20 Pubic square.
octs SNYDER a FRIZZEJL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
WHO WOuId wear a DOWdV Bonnet

GT-a THERE is nov, Ladies no excuse, FTrs-
klF12 nov determined 70 close out our Rich fss5
W. Stcex OF Fancy H0nnets, Millinery Goods, W.
Bmb rodere5 &c, haf price. This, Is time
20 get Goods at prices had thought OF sing
GIN sale but think viii make for that in the prices Of
tue Goods. must and viii close out by the LIST Of Febru
ar TO make for extensive Stock OF direct mpor
t4tons Paris aud London. We have just received a
large stock 70 ioz ~ beautiful Black Bugal Col from
75c 60 81 j0 Rich MResD Sets 81 so, worth oO Rich
Needle Sets 81 80 worh6 00 Rich Jaconett Sets
81 90 TO so worth - 90, Rich Collars, Sleeves
Work Bands, Hsudterchiefs SC, at same reduction.
rnaguileeat stock Imported IL "a Dresses, Flow
Eni Ornamental Goods for Bridal and Fancy Bals, at
Euch prces that there is excuse for not making 0r
liant appearance. And as for Bonnets, selling
SEQ Blnnsts 10 10; 80 aud Sl2 Bonnets aud -
Rich Chsrred Jonnes full trimmed, for sS 50 to 6, worth
42 Misses and Ohiidrens' Bonnets a. any price, AID
large stock Of Fancy Goods Coss &C. alta great bargan
for tsh this is our motto fOr 1871.
We thaak friends and customers for
he liberal supp and patronage for twelve past at
Nashville, and trust viii feel offended by doing
strictly IA Trade, but trust by polite attention and fair
dealing TO receive c0ntuuan OF their patronage.
g4y- gou be thankful for ailbs Of $50 settle
eiiatey want TO 20 East about the 2Orh.
ealtso0n and get bargains at
z. WISE, Agent,
au5 80 as Union St. next door State Bank
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FREsH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.


TUsr received bF the subscriber, Eve sf <vz 49,
u these unrivGled PIANOS, tnAas by A. H. +,Ityz
Gnls a Co., 81 Ssw York which nov makes NJ
ne the largest ecck he city, nE Of 6k and
Any oua Wishing No lnairament wegd do eel 70 give
pie cali EFefy Plane scld bf is warranted in eVery
parsir1lss. J. A. Mcclure, So Uaion street
p s.-Jaa published By me, tAs fsfswux. Lsht At
Hons- MedsfA WaisI, Tenaes Schostsh and Onward
Rev. fa sappy Of he above beautia songs AMI Pieces
on hand. oziiAAa gets copy, erly ase- sAsA.
: d~rf A n
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI Il
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

TR - THE new light TTSn -
gyNsssA3 draughs steam Z-essssss4a j
rziEzSssss<sszE<zS sszE<zS EN-. PIKE, E1fzzEzzzzss1cs,
GRACE Master being expressly bu for this trade with all
the modern improvement with the Fight draught sub
stantial and steamer SAMUEL p. hlBBARD, SAEuEL
p HIsBARD, Master regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above pcTcne OF the boSts
being in port week These boats being II command
Of old and experienced commandant and with superior
facilities for passengers and feghs socs share Of pub
nc patronage. For passage freight appy on board or
to H. H. HARRISON. Agent,
OctSl-6m street
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B0OTSl SH0ESl TRUE S !!
FOR THg LADIES.
7 AIDES Superior Calf Walking Booees;
IL +" Goat welt
Cali and oat welt BuskluS;
I" Kid sud ". No. 7"
d" B3oissS
Lasting welt Caters, piau aud tipt,
Congress
GFNTLENEN's GOODS.
Gsuts hns Calf watsr-uvo1f Boots;
" " noualesale
Dress
Co1vress Caters, double ingle ssst
Water proof sewed shoes:
oSiori riel, dosble and single soia
Drtss shos. of vNrons descriptions;
With ermpiete assortment cf Grnuemenb, Roys.
Yoatf's and CAndrrns Calf ard kip Boots and shoes
Misses Rnt Ohidren Gaat, KID Miorro-co AMI Cali boot
ees, an q which are offered cheap f,r cash.
octsi JOHN RAMAGE a. Collsgs q.
WHEAT! WHEATi!
4 WANT 10 purchase sly quantity u good Wheat for
1 Which sili pay the hi hest pree.
aggis =. e. BANDY.
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NASHVILEE,i CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS Daily LINE

TaR - THEfollOwing a TR -
NskAa u steamers form ETFNHSs5ss1.a j
zzEz1kzsszsk<EzzxEs the Daily Unit a.llzzzs' 49,
ed States Mail line between Nashville Cairo, leaving
Nashville at 12 O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at A. NJ.
J. G.. CLINE, Hrs Master: CITY OF HUNTSYILLS,
WEAvER Master; AMBASSADOR, WIATr Master; Aida,
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections at Cairo Wh the Cairo
New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers the Iouis vile and
ST. Louis Daily Boats, and asO with the Central Railroad
to ST. Louis and Chicago. Passengers BY ills Inc can resch
New Orleans Memphis ST. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by any other Boats. For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. T. Davis.
o. ". DAVIS. President,
dec1-tf n 4 NJ c. s. Mail Pact Ct Company.
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Artificial Flowers,
F0Uer Materials, Head Dresses and Ornd-
menss, Ostritcl, 1IaraJout and Fancy
Feathers

IHIEhsv received per steamers and sailing vessels
w Spring assortment of Artificial Flowers and Flower
Materials. Especial attention is directed
OF American Flowers Of manufacture which
extensive, and among which admirable limitations Of
the leading French designs; also to stock Of Rusches
Dealers invited t. examine stock, which will be
found TO smbasce almost article in At wholesale
only. HENDERSON, SAIYTH & CO.
No. 200 Broadway, New York. and No. l02 Rue Richie
lieu, Paris feb4-3my
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
MAEUFAoTURED
WXEIEINANK BOGLE,
227 Washington Street, Boston.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BoeLEs HYPEEoS FLUID, 25c &c., T5c, so sizes, at -
81, So, sl2 per dozen.
BosLEs ELEcrRc AIH DYE iquid) 5O a. 81 80 sizes al
So, IS, $12 per dozen.
BoGLEs HEBEAOEA BALM CYTHKRIA, retail &c., sizes
81 per dozen.
Wholesale Druggists and other large dealers discount
OF 10 per c from these prices viii be made provided their
purchases during the six months shall exceed $3.50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Discount for CASH riH be made from the GbOve prices
az t0HOtos
On orders amounting to SIS over at time discount
offs per cent will be made.
On amounting $50 at time discount
of1O percent will be made.
On orders amounting to S5 st one time discount
Of IS per cent will be made.
On orders amounting to $3.50 over at one time discount
Of % per cent will be made.
On orders amounting $500 over time discount
OF 80 per cent viii be made.
These the lowest terms, and from which variation
can be made in any
Prices Of other articles may be had on application.
Boston. Aug. 2Sth, 1856. WILLIAM BOGLE.
Refer to GKO. CRAIG, Nashville, Tenn. Aug2s-1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
AYERS PILLS.

AXE 1UU cAGAt
THEN you can't be cured too soon Donf delay untii
your cafplaint is n-uEabie, Rnd then nsurn when 10
is too late Four hs Of al TIE diseases vhieh people the
church yards might he cured By Ayers CahArte Plls.
10 pout 20 draFgng through The Spring,
faint sleepy and Ht~ because blood loaded Eith
bile Dent the hea ache. hesrburs, and their him
dTed disorders bees your somsch fowl Don parade
yozrse around the world covered With plmples, bstces.
ulcers and al any q the uncean diseases Of The
skin, because your syttem wants cleansing. Don't show
yourself about lean. haggSrd al eavsd IN because your
Stomach and Bowsis need strengthening into healthy
ton. Ayers plh set thete things right a. furelF ~
qlenches they purify the body and bleed, and
store hslr gnctcnt into healthy activity which yoa
feel qaisk they taken. They the great
medical wondeF of mis- FesoguEsd BY all who know
heir virtues, Hnd many thousands kn them. Take the
ChsTg Fsc0roi f5r Cough A. he Ps for all dsrangs-
nents requiring pugsrRilve medicine.
PrepTsd ~ DR- }. O. AFGR, Practical Cheust, Level
haEs-, and
sosd, wholssals. By W. W. BERRV DEy0yuLG,
Retail, b. 10. q. BROWN. NaHhyille. Tena-
and by al Druggists AID Dealers in ns1eins tAroash b
aeetiaR.
fsls-tWAWr1A
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
RoruIar NerU Orleans Z

~ Srn THE substantial steamer CUABRRs
7 osjFy7 LAND, Captain WM. DUERETT, having
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and Stock will ply during the season as ABOVE
and all edate landings. Her exceeding light drauSht
viii insure in the most Of direct shipments Messrs
W. a. JOHNSON CO. OF New Orleans, viii act as Agents
in conjunction with Capt H. D. p h BROOKS, who E1re-
side permanently in New Orleans at No 2I CaTondele ST.,
during the business season. the purpose OF giving MS en-
tire attention TO the filing Of all purchase orders Al the low
est figures. II. Il. HARRISON,
deeS-6m Agent.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VLSCHER OWEN Co., Gen1 Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING, ,S46 Broadway, New York.
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FOX NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.
fI0HE new andHght draught steamerH Gn -
Il CRESCENT, W. HoINEs Master ~ - /
viii run regularly in the above tradeuEskszsz
during the present season commencing the FIRST rise in
the Cumberland river She has excellent accom- odatiors
and in point Of speed aud safety unsurpassed. For
reight or passage, apply to H. q. HARRISON,
octS-dtf RUha AGENT.
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/; 3 . lbs Cotton hatfinf %
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Daneins Atabemles.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
A. No sO6 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
~ o. PLACE RRO0kLYN


Classes will commence First Week in October immediately
after Mr. Dodworth's return from Europe
Mr DODWORTH would take occasion to say that he nas
long felt the necessity Of introducing system OF Instruction
the pupils by which the exercise OF Dane
ing would be Of physically and useful in the
development of graceful than has been OF late
year facility which the Folks and similar dances OF
The present time acquired hiss induced many TO neglect
that formerly indispensable To that neg
le Of the may b. attributed tho appearance Of
many roundhoudered misses in the present genera
ton they sent to school and allowed 70 soop over their
without intermediate exercise until the growing frame
the ou which has long been re'traned
then teacher OF dancing with the expectation
that By learning the Polka chostiseh and few other dances all
this be rm-ded and they would al become graceful
Surely these things should be better understood
Were children sent 10 dsr cling early life Of intervals during
their studies and the teacher allowed to exercise them
In such and in such dances In addition to the fashion
sble would sod grace to the figure walk and every
movement then something would be- gained consistent with the
object Of this valuable accomplishment Anxious 10 restore
the its former usefulness Mt Dodworh instructed his
classes u that acknowledged graceful study the Minue de 10
Cour and other dances o similar usefulness The evedcnt
this ia its effect upon the pupils encouraged him
attention to Dancing connected with Caes
during his through Germany France
,nc Grea. viii be his business cali upon
teachers aud suit with them In regard the best
methods Of accomplishing these desirable results He hopes
therefore, to such information will III addition to his
own enable hr to 10 his pupils system
thai viii only make them dance the Polka bat will improve
their health figure and walk and IN fact have sauary effect
mon every movement in life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

OFFICE for AMERICAN and FOREIGN

OFFICE for AMERICAN and FOREIGN
~ PATENTS. ?. PRISON, No. WAL street, Y
Those interested in Pteat property vii hud this establish
rnent al respects prepared for conducting Applications foI
Psten Re Of Defcve do EKtenons IntstfsrenoA
IA Pstents either Of Importation Of Invention VIII b
taken II Gresi Britain aud such Of her Colonies grant then
Fraaos Belgium. Holland Austria Russa- he. ASSIGN
NENTS Pa:e1ts prepared and pso.d record AL
above oouutrieA Tas foIswns pamphlets be SCAT b.
mall "Hins to Iaventoss aud others Interested in P.,n,
Astt@ss sen, fr-s sppc a.ioa Trrsse the Tea
gss, wbses" Sy Pot villa tSH; Tsss % IsSnssriss
0rs~nx By Prof fs-izs. 2Ss
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sI,7os,s57 s2,6so,425 $s.sis. 800


Liabilities assets. "A 39S9u SZ}S5Sb S25,S765s
That the expenditures Of the Long Dock Company judi
cous and prove profitable 10 the New York and Erie
Railroad Company, doubt who will examine the
subject The New York and Erie Railroad Company have
lease with the right to purchase at the original coat any
time er six years. of entire property OF the Long Dock
COMPANY ,sing 500 lots ground exclusive Of
the streets opened to be opened with ferry privileges
ferry slips whsyes in construction The wharves
viii offer 77t linear feet Of berth Vessels drawing -
feet will receive the heavy products the West
ecty from the from warehouses into which
Will and be unoaGed weather. without danger
jury property The facilities and economy which this
Offer 20 shippers and rcev.rs must largely the traffic
OF the New and Erie Railroad Company and enable
charge higher rates for transportation than those charged BY
other routes The ferries will undoubtedly Prove source Of
70 the Company whereas at present the erriaze
of the passengers and merchandise heavy tax on
Company.
Any portion Of the 25 lots needed by NewYork
and Erie Railroad Company be sold at any tine and By
the terms Of the lease the proceeds be applied the
ngushmen the creation Of Sinking Fund for the
naushment Of debt incurred fol- the improvement OF the
Long Dock property the value Of hi. property must be
very great whenever the New YORK aud Erie Company
transfer theiI traffic TO the terminus.
CHARLES MORAN, President
NATHANIEL MARSH sec<etay.
Nep York, 18th August 1857.
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Goal, &f.

prTTsTON COAL for MANgFACIuRln0.
STEAM and DOMESTIC PURlos,ss ~ ta ~ . casS
article q Pston Cosi At New Of sas 3'~s s"es's
Lump - 50 per tam f2zppp y.
sts~nef - % per tur q ~ "' a' ''*
Crate. 81 IS per tun Of zsp%
Range. - IS per tun Of - ID
Nut, - rs Pc, tuu Of 2s<s 70;
Chestnut IS o per tun o. ." ID
Pea eS o5 pc tsiG OF -.S 10 =. H..~<~.
dIsr IL a.eSsrrssS 04lee q The Company, No s'~s~
'S'' 0''oes " GEO e. RorT. rrssssr~.
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6onses an6 farms nante6.

yXTANTED-Between Blocker and 3Oth-sts., aud
w "a and ebsvs PART OF A HOUSE for family OF
three ony one child girl years Of Rent not TO exceed
sl6O address ROLAND, Tribune Office.
XNyANJED-A FARM, within two or three
w hour. de from New BROOKLYN near depot az
VILLAGE In EXCHANGE for GOOD ing Heal Estate IN bfooS
w. Address Box No. 49, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ST. NICHOLAS BANK, I
No. Wall st., New York, Sept IL, 1887.
HNHE THIRD INSTALLMENT of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS on each share of the Increased
Capital STICK Of this Bank will be payable ct the Bsntns
House THURSDAY the let October By order OF tho
Beard A. PARKHURSr. Csshiet
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EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES
No. 50 West l4th-st., New.York

No 50 West lith-st.. New.York.
No l22 Clinton.st, Brooklyn
Nns DUBRLUL FERRERO and EDWARD FERRERO
respectfully that they viii open their Academies
the following days kswYork the 10Th Of October and
BROOKLYN Gu the isth Of October st 81 p. m.
The following Dances pow in the Continent
will be during the first Quarter LIS LAScsR LA
HoScRoIsE LEcoEsAisE, LuLNA LORIEsrAL and the MIN
rpELA COuR GOrtieuen's Evsnins Class &C commencing
Oct 10 n B-Pupils Join any tine-the Quarter
teuens tho iay of entry Circulars st the Academies
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM;

IN PANY-PROPOSALS For LOAN. Subscriptions will
Office Of the Nswfork aud Ere Railroad
Company in the City NewYork until the first day OF No
yember 1857 of the bonds OF the
Company redeeusbe the lst October 1880, bearing
payable semi annually the first days Of Apnl
and October.
They viii be- sold at par, payable as follows:
any of the unsecured bonds Of the Company,
re6eemabe in 1862 1871 and 1875.
10 y cent in cash at the time Of subscribing.
4O in monthly nstsmens Of loR cent or In CASH, at
the option of the purchasers. -,
These bonds guaranteed by mortgage on the entire
Read and its franchises all the leasehold property OF the
property the Long Dock Company OF jersey CITY, and on
the entire equipment of the Company. -,
the and to obtain means to continue the
Long Dock property 1t will only increase tbs present In
debtedness the Company about s go The following
Is comparative statement Of the past and present hnanca
position of the Company: ~ z
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Professional Notices.


A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN PATENT OF
n FICEs-Mess,a MUM Co, Prophet rs and p itor.
Il The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. have been established
twelve in the busines. OF examining sa
cutting Patents in the United states Patent
Oc hey also procure Patents Great Britain France Bel
GUM &c Their connections in London Psr ana busses
are with some Oldest and most reliable Patent Soeior'
with the WashL Office their business has long been
extensive Will be or perusa Of ete
Of the Hon Charles Mason the late Commissioner o.
MEssss MUNN Co take pleasure IN stating thar while
h. Id the Office o Comm soner of Patents more thAn one
of oil the business Of the ofce came through you, nsnds
doubt that the public eonftenc" thus indicated mas
been fully desrved hsy. always observed in all your m
~reourse With hi. oe marked degree of promP.nsss skill
aud fidelity TO the interests Of your employee MASON
Your, very truly, CHAS dAsoN'
Augr,t IA 1851.
TIER principal Office /. New York but In order fsci
NOV in ,nece. operation branch Office directly opposite
the Patent Office In Ws,hrgou undsrh Of one OF the
firm They thus enabe' to hold daily verbal communica
ION with the Commssiouer aud Examiners points Of differ
rce d opinion ant 70 attend TO rected csses Special
v= this class and also 70 preliminary
wi,tin, s.!on SOW proceed in applying 70,
Patent. are requested seId sketches and descriptions OF their
iupfovel ents fr examination
Ccua-s OF nsg on IN regard to Americss and European
MUM a Co No. l:s Fa!tOn st New York.
NfEDTCATED AIR-BATHS against DIS
vi EASES Of the BRON CHA and the LCN Thee
Air Baths which by Of CD. mica inita
t of strata Of air Of those Countries here
by NV own othees experience spted with
sumption 1rd recovery soe BY sdns there even without
made use u thi, Mesicated Air for many years partly in
Europe snd rarity bere in Anea Lancaster PeursylvsnA
with Tho and have now selected I2s city .
t.ns VITA ds sse, .Kpec: to acquire 'oon general &C
suow edlmtnt -.
business bsys found ais rne;aOi sppiei during sletP
light, often the conducive.
cfhee hours, &c O'Clock u and o'cloek p. m
Dr. SEGlN. No. as Sd II ls.sv.
Pky sici.r q iyersify Of be irererG
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AN active business Man, commanding SIS, 900 10
in BANKING aud UNCURRENT-MONEY BUSINESS,
essb.hed and nerstve-wi'hps hep and cspit. 70
embrace the extIaosnsry advantages nes-whoat
risk Address FINANCIAL, Box ass Post-Oaies ..1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ITO LET, or for SALE.-The 6ve-story and
Ensish bsssmsnt brown stone HOUSE No ~ Yves, 2si
Rset SLocs GEORGE W. MEAD. No 2n Broadwsy
NyO LET-The UPPER PART Of HOUSE No.
n EJr,ds~ At 10 suall Au,erioau family Apply after
oclook In the morning MI UDELL at the above number
when the apartments be seen Possession eau b. had i'm
Iossis.eiy.
VyO LET-A part Of the HOUSE. No. az Morton
:, T. en- al family without obi dren Inquire the
ppen i,os-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

DOSEHILL SAVINGS BANK, corner Nth-2
III and ALI sums not exceeding 900 deposited hsss
until the 10th October will draw interest at pee
the LIST Over s 90, per cent
J. BRIXKrsHoFF, Sec VIM r. HAVEAEYEk PreSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, Sept. II. ls5s.
HNHE MONROE COUNTY BANK (ROchester)
has Il dsy fled in this Office notice Of the sppontmentd
the METROPOLITAN BANK In the City Of Ne~-fort a.
for the redemption Of It's circulating notes agreeable 70
entitled amend the several relating 70
Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and Individusa
Bankers" passed April "a 1856 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

TOR SALE or to LET-A beautiful, tw0story
and attic HOUSE with eight rooms south side Park az,
betw Oxford aid Cumberland ss Brookyn Prce %o1
B.ekman-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ENIATER POWER, with Or without FAC
w RIYS for SALE and 10 LET at Mstteswan, N. Y, y
hours Fl IN Eew-Yok Inquire No. % Courtandtst or 70
s.B. SCHENCK, Agent. Motteawan, N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

IRVING SAVINGS iNSTffUIiON. No
i w.u,p-st near Greenwich-st Open Daily. from 10 b
o;cloek and 10 o. Mondsys Thursdays and Saturday
In. n Il At G per cent all snms from 70 500
WALTER w. C0NCKLiN, Pre1isot
4 RItNr SecretarN.