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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Per.ne Co., Ohio Life Insurance TruEt Com
pany, and others.
A the ONCE OF the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville, the I'D day Of
May, loSs, on motion OF complainant by counsel in
the above cause and Appearing 20 the satisfaction of
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendant, The
Ohio ihe Insurance. and Trust Company, Is a non
resident Of the State OF Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process OF this be served
upon Il, u b therefore ordered By tbs Clerk aud
Master that publication be made for four weeks
IN succession IA the Nashville Patriot newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville, requiring the
said defendAntto appear the Of the Chan
Gerry Court, 20 be holden for the county % Davidson
al The court house thereof the city Of Nashville
the LIST Monday In November next, and answer said
bill, and amended and supplemental bil or the same
will be taken for confessed and set down fer
hearing ex paTte.
c. d. BRIES
Aay-s-us Prs fee IS Clerk Master.
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Special l1Otifrs.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
J. e. RAUMAN & Co., Pro-

T Z. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times,
Wheat and Corn, their Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFFSS SALE.
7 viii on Monday the It'll day OF June 1855 sell 10
the highest bidder for cash the House yard
la Nashville, certain tract parcel Of land
lying and being Ia the county of Davidson Stats OF
1snncssee, N cvii Distrit No. I, the waters OF
stone River, containing by survey thirty three
Tor mere particular description Of which refer
Bo1k 10 Page 5sS tho Registers Office 81 Davidson
county, levied upon the property Of Thns. Black
We'll aud Wife. Is satisfy Exccttion frefn the su-
oh DAY OF Nay ls5s-
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
msylo-tdw By JOHS h. AUkK2S, u. :.
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Hoonand,s German Bitters

Win Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Dys-
pepsia etc, etc Read what is said of them:
6. W. BOWEN, says:
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June LIST, 1858.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01

WE issue to-day our Spring style Moeskin Hat
w FRANCISCO, Fashionable HatteT
feb27-f Public square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01

From and after this date, until further notice the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

HALIFAX, May 4.-The British and North
elsi.iercnn Royal Mail Steamship Europa
Capt. John Leitch, has arrived with Liverpool
dates to Saturday, April "a.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-The sales for
the week SO, 600 bales. The advance in fair
qualities is from I'd. to I'd. and the advance in
the lowe. grades is Cd. Tho market closed
firm.
The proceedings in Parliament were gener'
ally of an important nature.
The Government Of England had declined
to institute any further proceedings against
Barnard.
The Clipper Ship James Baines has been
burnt in the Liverpool docks. The cargo and
ship were valued at fl70,000.
Calcutta advices to the 23d Marsh had
been received. The British continued to gain
success over the rebels in India. The Gov
ernor.G Generals proclamation, calling on them
to submit, had no effect.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

THE KANSAS BILL.--The vote Of the A.
merican members of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes on the Confeienee bill was as fol-
lows:
Aues-Messrs Anderson and Woodson, of
Missouri; Eustis, of La; GiImer, of N. c.;
Trippe, of Ga; Maynard, Ready, and ZolIi-
Golfer, of Tennessee-S,
Noes-Messrs Davis, Harris and Rcaud,
of Maryland, and Marshall and Underwood,
of Ky-5. ,
Absent-Mr. Hill, of Georgia, who had
gone home, but paired off with Horton, an
opponent Of the bill.
The Vote in the Senate.
Yeas.-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, BENJAMIN,
Biggs, Biger, Bright, Brown, Clay, Davis,
Evans, Fitzpatrick, Green, Grin, Hammond,
Houston, Hunter, lverson, Johnson OF Ar
kansas, Johnson of Tennessee, Jones, Ken
nedy, Mallory, Mason, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian,
SlideIl, Thompson of New Jersey, Toombs,
Wright, and Yuee-3l.
Nays-Messrs. Broderick, Cameron, and
Chandler, Coamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doc
little, Douglas, Durkee, Fsssenden, Foot
Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, King, Seward
Simmons, Stuart, Trumbull, Wade, and Will
son-22
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

61- Several years ago Peter Remington
was robbed on the Sound steamer Perry ofa
satche containing $4,000 belonging to the
Newport banks. The robbery remained a
mystery, but it has lately been discovered
that it was committed by Jew Mike, an
English thief, and his associates. They knew
the bank porter was to take large amount
is his sntchel, and provided themselves with a
satchel like it, which they exchanged while
engaging Remington in conversation. AZ
ter the spois were distributed Mike went to
London to spend his share.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

WHERE IGNORANCE WAS Nor Bliss
In Cincinnati few days since, man who
resides within twelve miles of that city
walked into the Citizens Bank for the pur-
pose of obtaining a sum of money which he
had deposited there several years ago. Ina
CINE his feelings on learning that the bank
had failed six months ago! He had not even
heard of the panic which recently swept over
the country with such levelling influence
Didn't take the papers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

POPULATION OF CALIFoRNIA.-The San
Jones Tribune estimates the population Of
California at $4,000. The estimate is based
upon the returns Of the local assessors
or this population 332,25O are Americans,
sO,5OO Chinese, $4,000 French, $4,000 Mexi-
cans, 10000 Irish, 1000 English and about
1000 coored persons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

R- The Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y. Courier, says that, Of the eleven
millions of Treasury notes already issued,
three millions have returned to the paternai
home, leaving only eight millions outstand-
ing. At this rate, it is not likely the issue Of
these notes, will do the Treasury any perma-
uent service. The Federal Wildcat Is but
little better off than those of individuals.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MAY IA, 1853.

NOTES OF THE BANKS OF TENNESSEE,
Received by the State, Union and Planters Banks o
Tennessee, at Nashville.
ByMe Planters Bank
p.,x Of Tennessee Bank OF Memphis,
yIor panL Northern Bank OF Tenn.
n,n,ars' pank Bank of America,
htorchan,s, Rank Citizens Bank,
Frnars, pank Bank of Chattanooga,
1ni ns PARIS Bank of Middle Tenn.
Bank of Commerce, CommerciaI ba"A'
panL of the Union Southern Bank.
By the Bank Of Tennessee ana ne on'oh D""''
p.nt os Tennessee. Bank of Middle Tenn.
Planters Bank, Sitizehs oanA'
NJ of Americ. Farmers Bank,
RsnE of Chattanooga, Merchants Bank,
nanG of Memphis Northern Bank,
n.nL nf PARIS Southern Bank,
DanE of the Union, Traders Bank,
nncL,s Rank Kentucky Banks,
Exchange Bank. New orleans DshAS'
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TERMS:
THE POST Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
AT rVO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
TIE 10 VI 81:

Advertisements will be charged 81 per square
of19 lines less for the first insertion ana % Genus o
ssch continuance liberal deduction made to those
who advertise by the year. ~ Persons sending adyer-
tsements must mark the number of times they desire
them inserted they willbe continued until forod anu
charged accordngly.-d
For announcing the names Of fcanddatestor once 'so'
Cdsh. -,
Obituary notices over lines charged attheregular
advertising rates. A..
All communicat intendedto promote the private
ends or interests Of Corporations Societies or
Indiyiduals will be charged as advertisements.
Iob Wor Ix. such as Pamphlets, Minutes Circulars
ca-ds HANKS Handbills &C., will be executedin good
,tyle and on reasonable terms. -,
heters addressed to the Proprietor, post paid will
Persons at A distance sending us the names OF four
No communication inserted unless accompanied by
the name OF the author .,,,,,
sy- ONCE on Main street, next door to the old jack
sen Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

y- There is large amount Of counter
felt coin, both gold and silver, in circulation
in Wheeling. Well executed half dollars,
bearing most swindling resemblance to the
genuine, seem to be more numerous than
anything else. They are lighter than the
genuine coin, and compounded of softer met
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

DOUGLAS AND THE ADMINIsTRATIoS.-The
hostility of Senator Douglas to Mr.. Buchanan
is permanent and bitter, and his detection
from the Administration wing of the Democ-
racy may be considered irrevocable; hence,
the "great unterrfed," as a national party
may be counted as among historical antiqui-
l;oa
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

New YORK, May 4.-lncrease in loans
Ss65,OOO; increase in specie S950,O00; in
crease in nominal deposits Ss,o97,oOO; in
crease in uudrawn deposits Sl,36l0o0; 10
srsass Ia eirsulation s99i. 900.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

:P- Daniel Websters father made era
die for little Dan out OF n pine log, with an
axe and augur, and Lewis Cass was rocked
by his staid mother in secondhand sugar
trough,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

o. To the courting lovers exclnmation'
"Our couch shall be roses all spNngled with
dew" a sensible girl replied, "rwould give
m. the Rh,umstiss, and 20 u would yea"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

~ A sensitive young lady warns al
girls in the south and west to look ont fol
her husband, Sam. Thinks he may b
easily discovered; for she says
Sam has red scar on HE uots, vhss
,sfskshsd himn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

~ A Qssksf hsd ~. L'ssd b'iras4
hat blown IN, asd bs slsssd u fo' issg tine
with hyihsss abd ys,y dgisglsas reel ~
lssi, sssiog IoRulsb lootl lsR lsy isgrtlfE
At bis aisasis, Ls ssid ~ bi,H-'Aa thee .
profaas leer bsy0gsgsif' replies that hs
some iimss dl4s liins ~ ibsi vfy. "fbss."
ssid 10, slisg hsIfdsiis' fen We restsi.
alLss wsy s.ws ysss1 ss',sE sis fhy
s,gis sslib"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

tw A new dish for opicures was presen-
ted at dinner-table in Philadelphia, few
days since--eggs fried in butter, with their
shslls gu.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

tR- Mr.. W. p. Bowers, President OF the
Memphis Typographical Union, died at Aills
Rock, Ark, on the 24lb ult., Of rheumatism
of the heart IIe had been married only two
or three months, and was on bis way ~ the
Hot Springs, for bis health.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14
MRS. SHOWS LITERARY HUSBAND

MRS. SHOWS LITERARY HUSBAND.
Yes, Pm Mrs. Snow, an editors wife. |
well remember the day when Mr.. Snow asked
me 10 be his. confess | liked Mr.. Snow,
and thinking it would be very fine thing to
be the wife of an editor, | said "yes" as pref
ty as knew; and / became Mrs. Snow.
have seen ten years of married life, and find
my husband to be an smiable, good-nalured
man. He always spends his evenings nj
home, and is in that respect, very moral
man, but he always brings with him pile
of exchanges, which are limited only BY
the length OF his arms; and reads while |
patch the knees and elbows Of our boys coat
and pantaloons. After we have had qua.
ker meeting of an hours length, break the
silence by asking: "Mr. Snow, did you order
that coal spoke of?"
"What did you say, my deal!" he asks, af-
ter few moments silence.
"Dd you order that coal spoke to you
about1"
"Indeed, my dear, am very sorry; but |
forgot all about it. Il pbal come to NOR
row."
Another hours silence, which is relieved
by the baby's crying, and rnther liking to
TO hear noise of some sort, make no ef-
fort to quiet him.
"My DEAR" said Mr.. Snow, after he cried
n minnte or so. "badn't Won better rive baby
some catnip tea to quiet him? he troubles
me-"
owov ,y;tbort hreotb of noisa Reenming
tirod of siIonce ,nke n lamn and retire fnr
Tho n;nht Iaoy;rg Mr. 8 so engaoad with
his no1ors ,bo, he did not soc ma leave the
room
Edwards midnicbt he comes 10 he'd. and
;,st 90 bo has faII.n IN slsan the bobv take.
y notion n crv aco;r rise os ouie,lv ma
nossibIo and irv to s,ilI him While / am
rwsIL;nG tho room with the smol! SNOW in
INV arms IN, neyt-o how of three wears
Lorins 10 soroor, a, tho ton of bis Inpos
W.T. oanI5o9 Tboro ia M otbe, .e.,rss
but n cnll Mr. Snow: 90 I colIed ou,. Mr.
s., NJ, Snou,I NJ Sno,,
Tho ,bird time ba starts nm and ranI;os.
,,,uLs, ~, ron,g,,
A. ,ha"nh wo. Tir-,hot Iitto dev;l
,,nn;nn hat bis offcai ronIy ratber cooI
aWn 7 don,t wont ory mora rorv|rye bnd
o,a,',It ar ,Lo, -, Ios; rn, I;co ,io1,o. ,,ont
v"W"s" oa y, ," ,"La, r"m'rn,, l. - aior,n
A. mm,nl,as dasnaro,o -, ~ rorso
bim.olr ' c"" nS Tnmmv stonl m to TAXA hres,b he
faiis a. .Ioon % anni, ieav;rT mo nac;ng ,hs
roon "n IN % os mrc6 vnva,;on as I con comfort.
ohIv ,orto;r
r Ths % n"xt ' mo,riro NJ brookrost when I
,;,a A., SDo,v nm a,.onr, ,,f r1y Ias, nigbt'.
adyon,rrs sr bo rsn,;as "Indeed NV dear / am
sorry an tha cbildrep troubled you,n
Tb;s ;o ol,u,,s tho way IrI comnloi, II
is aindeed NV deor, I am sorry" bmt should
the verv same thing occur the subsequent
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

rSg- Six feet 10 his boots, exclaimed old
Mrs. Beeswax. "What will the imPudeDee
Of this world come to, ! wOndeh Why they
might just MS reasonably tell me that man
had six honds in his hat"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

DREADFUL CoLoR.--The new AlofgTeeb
Of the Paris spring fashions, Il II stated, 10
dyed with such poisonous moLedas tb0i
seamstresses who prick their 6ngen while
sewing it, loose the hss Of ,hsir ba0ds, and
ladies' have been taken violently III from
wearing shawls Of this color The lni IL
very brilliant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

Ew- An exchange says divine out West
is trying to persuade girls to forego marriage
II says he has succeeded so far as to per-
suade one, and she is about seventy years
old
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

QUIET ?LAcE.-A few days ago gen.
tleman in conversation with some friends was
praising Woodville, Miss, to the skies, and
remarked among other things that It was the
most quiet and peAceable place he ever saw
there was no qunueling nor rowdyism, nor
fighting about the streets; II a gentleman in
suited another, he V0, quistiy 's0 SOts', aSd
Itsrs spss W lSs, ofH
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

RECIPE FOR DIAR RHeA.-Take large
single handful Of the inside bark OF Red OAK
ditto of Black Haw root--dittO Of Dewber.
ry brsr root-boit them together in gallon
OF water: then strain the whisr through a
coarse muslin cloth; then put into pot, and
add to it one ounce of powdered ginger, IN
ounce of powdered cinnamon bark, and boil II
down to quart; then add one quart OF
French Brandy and two pounds Of Loaf Su,
gar. Keep it covered close while boiling and
let it boil about fifteen minutes; then strain
into bottles and set away in cool place
For dose, If the case is n lad one, take o
large tablespoonful every three hours until
the disease is checked, and If not bnd ease,
tablespoonful three times day-mornlng
noon and night
The above il an infallble remedy for Dlar-
rhea, and never fails TO effect permanent
cure.
We find the above in one of our exchanges,
and suspect it is good-particularly the Bran
DIV aud Sugar part.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

HEAVY SNow-Salurday night md Sun.
day morning last, I'd, the heaviest fall Of
snow that has occurred thus late in the sen-
son for many years, occurred in South west
ern Virginia. The depth of the snow at Fin
castle was some six inches. Ia pnrts of CrOig
county, it is reported to have been nine
inches deep.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

lD- An ld'b "gialsmsB7 bsd orss.ios
10 visit The South some months sihss when
he returned, be fsmarksj ~ friend lbsi Tie
Southern people were yriy ssiftyaFasi--
Upon being asssd Why -, bs ffms,k,d that.
where he siaie, ibsy had . sasdlssiLs ~sslh
eleven buDdHd dolla,t "Wby bs- 10 ihs
world could il have cost That masbf- hqsi.
Isd friend, "Oeb, be jsbs,'i Il -s. ssih.
ln' mors'g bigger isll9g boldh' is,sL ~,
us ~ ple by"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

tiU- NJ llokAks says il ia much sl.isI ~
bopov uOOJ!' .hsg money
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

~ The Germans have habit o! some
times using p for b, and pice rersG, which
occasionally sounds decidedly ludcrous.--
A German minister being invited TO oflicinie
in an English prayer-mecting, said Preih-
erin, let us brnyl
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

EATIsG.-The great law of nature is "eat
and be eaten" The spawn-eater swallows
the worm, and the shark swallows the spawn
eater; the hawk pounces on the chicken, the
eagle on tho hawk, the sportsman on the
eagle; rogues feed on honest men, Pettifog.
gers on rogues, and the devil on PettilOggers.
Queer arrangement this, but who will say
that il is not for the besn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

DIDS'T LKE TBE JOAHD.-A Hsxy fellow
in u Northern aims house VIA recently lad
out on plank for dead, bot proved 10 bs
only IN a state of suspended soimaiisn. On
recovering he observed II never 90 lifs the
fare they give IN this insiiiulos. bot I'm
bowed II this board aiDt she hardest " any
I've Ind yet"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-14

The Augusta (Ga.) COnstitutionalist says:
We invite the attention OF our readers 10 the
communication under the above caption,
which we publish in another column. The
writer of that communication was sent as a
missionary to Africa, in lS4e, by the Baptist
Church South, remained there six years, and
during the time travelled extensively over the
continent. We mention these facts, that his
opinions upon the subject discussed may
receive the consideration TO which they are
entitled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17
cApFuY or Musrc-sTATENryr

A cADFuY or MrsTC-sTATEMExT
N In the Courier Flats Monday appeared
iasi Msneea ibe Academy could hold give that
ton af denial The Academy comfortably tos per
and there have been several occasions no 10
that building seeing sst Saturday 40 many ladies' who Oh
Ike the 10 the passsgss
and oess had the sale Of tickets stopped When the number
sold reas he'd $3.50.
The present opportunity y, sa. that for over year
past have been daily anscked that IN the mali
t0s As The Courier des Ftsts rnis insignia
cent y - either good ~ harm never wosh have noticed
them bit these attacks confined n mc-an my artists
nsaied u the public aud the chivarous editors
have particularly singled ont Nile rcnlomni whom they not
only insult ~ ne srosse manner but annoy her by sending
bsye not the ras, doubt ai this infamous conduct towards
Young and auahie giri VIII be condemned by the public
sud only Just hat ibis feet should be made known By me
the hands og Mr.. Galarde that gentleman
s1dtW has been controlled by three hungry Frenchnen,
and IN heir hands has is s ~ Influence has dsnfed
specialize Frerchmsn who justly ashsmed that should
IL considered he organ % apovcsh nan. These three
Tours France The other tasseras half frrnchnsn and
h.f Spsnard: he thirt tod LAST fssssle, the
proprietor who tells everybody, with tears W s eycs ma,
Nars, HE paid tt0r rules him with iron hand. that he
by contract LEI Trohriand wNf ne plesses
hat be has him S tia, be cannot get rid Of
him before neN Nav
have bad liz misfortune - isrlesse All n them Trobriand
because vii mt permit my artists % BIZ aud
sfees an0 ~ ~ hi nd 70 The of couple Of
AMI duet per week Iassae 90 not advertise
1rRey " hs paper IN The Herald Zines Trtune Fs
fos Nc Mssserss hccsuse address the Tree
sdissuus W Tho tlrs and 10 him aionehe resDney
r.rg srets wait 2; opesa tickets Coz turoses e me M
Known sra ssnE only the moderate nuDhcr9 elrheen re-
served ord bes seats wces at - All Wa AT these re
qnctN refuse " iy ard cnntn al - sa1l Tour par net
Frsnchmen have been Fighting only excited frcuchmen car
Ill until they tired when thew confined their united forces
aud Ell upun ~ and my artists whh assaults answered.
Wy s'orpirg both ADVERTISEMENTS and Tree y keis ,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17
ACADEMY or NrSIc If NOzzr M FIGARO.
~ PRELIMINARY ANNOI N~EWFNr.

ACADEMY ~ NrSic LII Nozzr M FIGARO.
~ PRELIMINARY ANNOU NrEwFNr
Mr. llimen respectfully Announces fa' Nosarts famous
opera Ia ihrec acis, Of
LE NullE ~ FIGARO ,rbc Marriage of Figaro.
Which ntXt . Dun covfnnin " considered Moftrts oc
opera has been ~ rcve Shearsl and win be proacd ~
the 6rst tue In America Monday November = ~
win an 40 opportunity o hear NIe pftfOLDMIN as ~
anna dtAks ioRMks ~ fgaec of Witch raies ney are
sckrowler Etd 10 ~ the freaee hving feSesentuyes
Nile fcroamn viii make her has aBpsaraGce brtpne, ~
he freracn Account ~ hs departure he company ior
Bosi1n-- go only ~ fireu iWre
rriHSpiAN ASSDgT tTtvs.- -N orr " TllE NfNbfVa
will pis1Se Ntvr1 tehcattsl The Chlscse BulInEs, 20
rr,eavay on this tvranesl ~ evening NV ~
WILLIAM 4. WILSON Mtnagcf.
ksn DlSN B0E LUlNAl l.. s 49,. az. 49,. -. lit
wi 'sst time bui svn Tie Occasion OF the
bENEtIr Ot s. ~ DAVENPORT,
THIS evening, 81 Nfblo's Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

Is s1ife E%rSs,,n NJ TROUPE or TIle WORLD
Nechanics ia. i i2 broac@A ebqys Is aud 81 -ese
M,uaav evening" Nov n ard every t!gh duriastbe ~. =.
JERRY aad DAN BRYAN. "a The e lrial.ahle act
TIT CiiAIA tN3k DANCE
kew Sorgs DsDces aayir "a Buresques Cor cnlssa &c
PATA cE GARDEN SPORTS &c
Iooss open 81 OK 10 commence @'5s. Takes q cs1a
RR0OkLYN ATHEN KUM-SATl kOAY
- ITALIAN OPERATE PKR. SUh&ANCT
with chorus. oiciestIa. Costumes &c
IL A SPECIAL STA0k
with new scenery and fooghts hssing en- bui aud pant
ed by Allegri and Caiyo.
:, PICGbLoMiNI, GAzzANIGA, AoEsiEs
The entire opera OF
LA SERyA PADROSA.
The music lesson from the Dsuger of egiment and
the second of "Licreza Borga Reserved seats 81 the
sale OF which commences Friday. Roses. Proxs aud
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VIII sell on Wednesday, November II, at II O'Clock at
saesrooms No Pine street by manuscript to close copar
nershp u demijohns wses Corr whiskey demjehns DUB.
demiohns Completion do demohns Jamaica rum demi.
Johns Bourbon whskey demijohns rnet Gastillon Co
johns sherry with few bottles of brandy sherry and Madeira
positively sold to the hshss bddsr Also few baskets
superior champ agne and small invoice Of Havana segars
The goods will be delivered Immediately after the SALE
accommodate purchasers tor Thanksgiving use.
ATT O'CLOCK,
large stock OF light top buggles sliding seat top
bugges two four persons road wagons boz wagons
peremptory. Also elegant seghs and splendid
out seat two seated city made and fully warranted
Valued al $500.