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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
OCTI.IsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR WHEELER oCuLIsT 40 sROoME STREET (LArE
IL Broadway ~ deyotes his sencn TO diseases q
cured Aims sperss &c removed without operation omce
hours to frencn artificial eyes sale and inserted
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.
n Auofhar nav Iustrous and exciting dram

THE BRIDE or AN EVENiru,
the most intensely powerful and strictly
SOUL STIRRING SCENIC PRODUCTION
ever presented TO American public has been drama
sed b. H. Watkins ESQ., expressly for the Museum, iron
Emma d. X. NJ aouthworhs world renow nsd "iedgsr'
story. and will be brougtt out on Wednesd.y next 10
STYLE OF YOiuPTUOUb PERFECTION
never paraeied In this meridian -
kevival Of the celebrated play OF THE HUNCHBACks
with charles Howard Helen and Mr.. CbAs Carrsn
is fest appearance In this city, sr Th mss CLIFFORD
honday and Tuesday evenings ~ ~ O'Clock tAnd Not NJ
O'Clock BEFORE sheridan knowles, beautiful play q
The HuNCnBACK. Master Walter, MIR. II. Byner, Cf
ford Charles Carroll Julis, Mrs Rynar Helen Mrs O.
Howard Abe the characters by he of ths
papy Monday and Tuesday afternoons at O'Clock, the
beautiful domestic drama Of THE LOST SON. 1If
SY'S VENGEANCE. Wednesday and Sa urday aftsr
well THURSDAY Friday and Saturday evea
ings the nlmaby perfect and brilliantly polished
prepared at inordnas outlay OF money
and talent, TfiE BRIDE of AN EVENING.
incompatible strength of the whole company rhe grand
Aauara full length agure OF Z: Donneuy Mrs Qua
ningbam and other celebriies The Happy Family Living
Serpent, &C. TO be usual Abundance, % cents
children under ten Is cents.
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CLOTHING. &C.

h, TO 10000 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST orr
III clothing wanted for city and Western msrkes Cen
|epeu having such 70 dispose ~ will resolve the highest
|rce BY calling ne store, or addressing X Murray AZ
|enEe street
hr TO 1900 WORTH or NEW AND LEFT OFF
ciohnr wanted for the city and arkpts C,en
I.non gill receive fy than their
lame nv calling the siore addressing THDs ~ CON.
tOy s6 Centre street
Ia = mn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
M VUIJ ing -Genemen DESTROYS OF converting len Of
clothing cash obtain City b,
|t,ng on or sending their address 10 JAMES MORONEv
ten Pearl street
i, pNrIrNrN HAVING ANY LEFT OFF OR orHN
III dspose o. will receive the highest cash pri
,be same rs calling the store or addressing d. Doyle
II Pearl street
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SALES AT AUCTION,

). BLExCKER SON 4 CO. wIIISsETI. THIS WEEK,
n. =. tbs kercbsntss Exchange. ss follows
Tuesday March in Church referees sale Of pro.
|pe~ty No iO2
srockiyp Iroe, st. houses and lots s as 2s at.
l.. on 6oid st. DO do. 81. IS, rs and 81.
Myrtle avenues do. do. Nos AS AS. AT and 40
Atlantic ssreet-ii do. do. Nos $50. 49, 46l l6S 1853
Nos 40, Az 474, 476 478 and 49,
fDegaw streets do do, Eos Ioi los lis lis and III
{Cour- street, do. do, No. 202
Summit street, do and lot, Nos. and II do.
Receivers sale OF SILK Manfg Co Is Patent RghtlAc.
Assgnees sale OF John HaDnas notes. accounts &C.
ednesday loon University place. referees sale of Nc. Is
Houston street-Property No 6y7, near Broadway.
West 2'si street-souse and lot No SIS
BROAD way-LeArebod, do do, No 1863.
Pine street-2 houses and lots, Nos. 50 and g.
thursday. lion AID street lot near 10th avenue.
In s'reetl house and lot l25 feet west 18th
Ia3d street, lot, 800 feet west 9th avenus
teh greet house and lot NE I'd and 48h st.
llh and III SITS 3 fine loft 373 n 10th lie tOgr.
|bSd street, do. DO. between ID and Sd avenues
Ph 81, O0 feet ct lots Ito feet Lexington
FISH % fine lots and bndg SYN 3D. Nursy gnd.
! In avenues fine lots between 48th and SD ats.
18Th reet-l large house aud lot IS
H. lU sts fine lots lying ogr with bulldogs n It'll av
friday March 12-On Hammond st. house aud lot No. SIX.
|Ble-cker sreet-2 do do. Nos. l23 and lbs.
" est Id ST. First class house and lot No. 33l.
|feil steet-Eouse and lot No 81, near Bowery.
bay 6rd street-2 do do, Nos. IL and Ia do.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.


uIupsoN RIVER RAII.RoAD-ExPRkss rR .INe
III for Albany and Troy ssppng principal stations con
meeting hsWestern and Northern trains leave Chamber
sreet Mt 80 and n 80 A. NJ, and 44bP n.
Az SMITH, Superintendent
NTEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRlreErnNr.
Commencing Wednesday, January 6, 1854
Trains leave depot Of White and Centre sree
$50 n Mail for Albany, stopping willismsbridse and
Sup. NJ Express for Albany, stopping at the princps,
SIS N For White Pslns Stopping al ali iniernedia'e
stations. -- -. - !,
AVS A. M FOR wHsmsbridse stopping all intermediate
Ii.so A. n White Plains, DO. do
2MP M Willsmsbrfdge, do. do
500 p N Mleriou stopping q, wliamsbridse sna all in
Cro,on ais stopping at all Intermediate stations
$50 z. N. Wllnamsbrdse, 90. 90
Returning, trains leave Albany for New York At
1854 NJ Mai, s'oppins Al all stations nofh OF and al WI
SAP. n Express stopping at all principal stations.
WI j. CAMfBsIIa superintendent
DENNsYLvAN1A RAILROAD
The central route to he West Time least 80
short srd rates II freight low Al all times by
any other route For tickets or 70 contract Tor
from New York 70 suy point in the entire West call At he
compsny's Office. No. 2kstor House, New YORK
J. l. RLLIOTT, Passenger Agent
LEECH a CO., Freight Agenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO sTEAxsHlP
N line, Wis Pansms Rsirosd-The hrst cass steamship
s M from pier No sossS river on wsasesay Sss
70 M sS.neTpf r hs the nrs class .np
rransi:cs March ror Pssssge ana segh, aIr only TO D.
curroN co IS DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
p eppfr o. .ena sf els. clipper s
DAVID sS % Is s AZ sss sss
esabished reputation fsvorte cpper for fss sailing
and good ys s q s mos sea se M 20 s
offering SUTTON CO.. s. south street. corner Of Wall
ZOE HAVANA AND NEW oEI.KANsnTaG SIT 40
mAnae, wil commence 70 reeey. freight on wednss.5'y
ooi precsey from pier Of sosnsoS .re SorS
river no bills OF ladng will be signed after the steamer
% fsi sfssS ' es ssGr p
FoE SAVANNAH AND rLoRIoA.rTnE sTIFFAMsnIP
Precisey P;,sge SO With suPsrer @ g1 &C .lon.
eaecied al our ofce. Apply to II. Is. CtoawEik CO.,
i3l Washington street
U,oR SAVANNAH AMI FLORlDA-THE STEAMSHIP
or sss s1VIH es Iron from p w o
North river Bus Of lsdpg signed on board acr Segh, cr
way for forfs VIII be above leaving
LroR oHARLLSToN.-THE STEAMSHIP MENPais
Saturday March is O'Clock z. precisely Passasc s3
effected Al our Once. Apply 70 II. &. CROMWELL co.
ISL Washington street
LroR PORTSMOUTH, PETERsBUeG AND RICHMOND.
III The United 81, mail ship IDANDkf, tAntsln
Thomas skinner will leave Wednesday, March 10, a
O'Clock r NJ from pier Is Nurih river she will arrive ~
the and nj Petersburg the foog
inr morning Passengers for the South ~ proceed directly
on by great mail line Those for Richmond VIII
arrive there carry FRIDAY morning. Travellers w hnd
this the cheapest pleassntes' anc rno expeditions r,i e.
Passage and fare. with ssierom 70 Norfolk s. 70 Peters
burg and Richmond, $40. Apply 70 LUDLAM &fbEAs-
ANTS, 81 broadway.
UIoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-ssMT wsEH ~
II United States Mail Sdew beet Steamship Line Tho
splendid steamship MARION W Foster commander VIII
Iease pier No N r., Wednesday March To- Al O'Clock
p ~ precisely For freight passage apply TO SPOfroRb
TlIESTON co, - Broadway. Toe magnificent ste.mshv
Nashville l. NJ Murray command Will succeed and leave
saturday, March Is The srgt and fsvorite steamer.
Carolina Kversade and 81 Mays for Florida At
Chareston with the steamers from New York. Through
tick cts may be had by applying ssabove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

"a ssstsnse's sale ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell on
seedsy. March at IL O'Clock at the Merchans Exch.nge
|e stone house and lot known No las West Thirty
rth street, lot axee house ax& containing All the mo.
I'm improvements For further particulars apply TO the
Pct;oneer. Nc. Broad street. BY order Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

| UCrYON NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
J. J Is. H. BARTLETT. auctionesr will sell Tuesday.
arch at 10 O'Clock Isl Pearl street. all kinds best W.
ware, glassware. Britannia ware, &c Sale
tsi,ive 10 close consignment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

\ RAKE CHANCE FOR HOUsEKEEPERS.-ExTEN
sve auction sale of fashionable household furniture.
rs. &c Monday, Mach at he residrnc 81 Sixteenth
rect Siaih avenue. shall sell at public auction for
sh at 10Y clock in the forenoon the entire contents of
Id house The whole containing superior household fur
ture OF first class workmanship. Parlors: yards If
ngsh tapestry three magnificent rosewood paror
It's vered In eee saiin brocsel and silk ush;
etegeres with marble tops and mirror doors and
lined with satin wood expepsively carved egsnt
cod centre, side and work taSles; rosewood book
AZ secretary, with ell CANT carvings made ~ match
~ Is, costly grand action rosewood pisnoforte stool
10 cover cost $500; large French plate mirrors,
ost wriety of oil paintings embracing macy vslua
h erecimens whit r senes views, moonlight
fers lsndsnapes al elegsn ly tramedx.lsrge SIZE ee
ntly decorated china vases srmou CLOVIS together with
rosewood cushioned chairs covered in hair cloth and
efa rocking and chairs SOFAS oak extension Ia
rich china ies and dinner sets cut glassware oompris
iul assortment such tumolers wines, champagnes
his salts butter dishes &c also costly silver ae
revolving casters with eplendid cut bottles Spoons
rks, cake baskets tea services salvers ivory cutlery,
nuon crockery plates &c &c Also the furniture of
the betro cont ning suits in God and mahogany
hairs, eegn rosewood and mahogany bedsesds pure hair
and mahogany Marble top bureaus aud
ashsands To match the bedstesds decorated china toilet
s BEDROOM carpets mirrors toilet and work tables
carpets and oilciohs hall stands &c The
calls special attention 10 this sale embracing
thing rich and desirable, useful and ornamental
the furnish comr Of first class house Pur
rely that the entire contents will be sold without
cash deposit required Sale positive. without
ard 10 weather. Z. NASH, Auctoneer,
a ssIGEEE'S SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
= and movements "A. M CRISrALAR. sucioneer, will
ON ws,ch mport consisting OF gold and silver
nnDg and face anchors epnes patent levers duplex
hrononeeIs and wstches alec lar lot Of
watch materials gold chains together with FIX
M.rps aetk nc SAFE Nc a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

MOODS BUILDINGS. BROADWAY. kEAR PRINJx
w street.
Henry w SE5 0tHRisfS WOODS xiHsfaEis s''''''''
Upder the direction Of H. Wood and Geo Chrsssy
Great success Of
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE.
Performance conclude With Bleekers great peculiarly.
PETER PIPER PEPPER POD0E.
T. r. r. teo
Tickets cents Doors open at 8; com at IN ooouh
FRANKLIN MUSEUM ~ GRAND STREET, ONE
II door from Broadway Second week Of the sessea
Crowded delighted audiences the Model Arsta
every - -
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Strangers and others visiting the city will observe hst th6
alb establishment IL the only place OF amusement in Tn
United States where the
M0pEf, ARTISTES
exhibited consisting troupe of the finest formed We
in the world. The entire company, conssing OF
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
will appear each performance Two entertainments arc
daily commencing al clock In tho afternoon and ~
~ ns-togeher with other original
be other place of amusrment In New
York Admission seats 80 cents Boxes 70 nts:
Private boxes ST. Seats the stage s. Csrd-Saturdsg
BENEFIT OF MADAME WARrON,
when extra OF young ladies Will appear Abe f
the time this the Arab Girls their txtrAerdtA-
equestrian also rst appearance OF Nile War-
ton. See bills Of the day. Don't forget
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GoRreA0E SALE or DESIRABLE rARLoR AND

fORTGAGE SALE or DESIRABLE PARLOR AND
chamber furniture rosewood ptsnorts Lace curtains
endid Dresden vsses and ornaments carpeing &c, on
March los O'Clock Mt The private residence No.
Wet Fifteenth street by order of g. j. ID. Bilby Esg
shout any reserve % stii-fy bis mortgage GOULD
tTI suconeer will sell IN part as follows;-Rosewood
pisnc richly insid, with solid pearl keys, suit OF
Furniture In the satin brocade
god suit covered With crimson san cost 500 Also
parlor 10 match in green silk velvet; rose
l0rsry French plate pier glass with marble
psles lace curtains landscape window shades valuable
pnntlngs-American italian scenery; carved rose
marble top centre side and sofa tables rosewood
top doors aud backs Dresden china
nd ment- 30 yards Of Brussels csrpe'ng reception
&c Dining room-soid oak extension table, dining
chairs sofas, walnut tables ingram carpet mirror
anel clock also variety OF french china tea and
cut glassware tea sets punch bowls table
u,lery plated Chamber furnture-Twenty
air sprf do rosewood marnle top dressing
resus with washs~nds Z, msieh sofa beds spring seat
rockers oval mirrors, ccrnice- Eliza
ethan end French 5etstesfs toilet sets aud general
ofher cham fsrniirre all 81 which
cremptor sold. No rostponement any account rain
sncs Goods 10 be removed Immediately. Cartmen will
y In attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

LFHED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A. BRAGG 4 co.
vii sell at auction Tuesday March at l01 O'Clock,
~ Cortlsr dt street sy hundred of mems womeqs
sses and chdrens boots shoes and brogaus comprisng
assortment of fresh and seasonabe goods direct
c the manufacturers suitable for the spring and fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

fIOURrHOI.D FURNffURE-A NJ CRTSf tHAR, AUC-
topeer, will sell Monday, March AZ lots O'Clock nj
street the entire furniture OF said house, consist
mahogany chairs tsoles bu card tables
Iedse-ds beds and bedding mattresses pillows and boil
looking glasses Brussels and ingram csrpeugs OIL
ohs washapds and crcckery together with kitchen uen
large lot Of other articles numerous TO menuon
N MACKENZIE, AUCTf0NEER, WILL SELL ON MON.
day March Al II O'Clock Mt a9 HUDSON street largo
Of household furniture consisting of sofas chairs
bes carpets oilcotbs mating, stoves gas nxiures bu
J aus bookcases wardrobes, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

A OADEhS OF nUHio.-rHx HU0UENOrA
"A Lessen and Sole Dtrsst0x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OunAz
sosbxY March s.1k Doors speo .. 81.

a OA4Dss, g. y s svs,o:.rax HUauEsors -
a. SSsss = Ne S:.. Ss's IL Door:
RrovitsfIo ~ i SSs ssSDAr
The reserved vii Monday q the three
t.csei Offices commencing At A; n tnlfM Al breu
prsssn. as.ssssssi. sessrSsSSs.st .. crowd
Ss a s sa% a,e,sa N asss Admission seisss
YaEquetsn. rarque' oiree....... 81 10
SlSs soa on Mcndsy throughout he day sss Acsds@s
'l' ssstt a. f5s MONDAY ssf MONT fss''
l. Persoos tickets the requested pro
pare the exact admission might be
ne parqas. wiz he sola on the nigh. hand
AIDE OF DE LOBBY those .e f.ny circle Oh the leo hand
For he sonvenisncs Of hoie reserved and ID
mission tickets to The parquet &o two entrance doors Will bs
saculs the streets be muddy on Monday .sA. all Tho
wa from Union place to the A'"semS VAL DO III up WIZ
p"'I REVELATIONS DURING THE PERFORMANCE
ope on
rive later besides distursns audsncs win lOse the
rsmss Ss In fs Ss'.s.u the ns and
The crr,.n will be lowered for few moments 70 pre-
l. The insrysl between ,he and third acts viii last
ru esha, between the third and fourth VII De an ex
tfsmely short one.
Tbs opera va e9 TS TsE r agHa. I, O'CLOCK
hers sres . he .a snGS 1., Ss
SCENIC giving horoush and clear explain. ion
ions pfnsed ON e London stereotype pla,e entirely
Oorsspo, ding with the performance VIA likewise be for
THE sUBsoRIBsRs op THE SIX NIaHTs
b.. b. be- e. lssessd s.eS.sss Ier S.s. Ssy viii
be admitted on their old 9,, .c, .psr ,r.r
most positively and enres suspended every nigh. Of
AT TIKI STAGE DOOR
viii be strict suryeiisnee TO prevent The entrance Of ans
ps''0h moi emp StSSp&Y MARCH s,~7A,
FISH hsn' Oh ras Hu CUE N''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

IN GOULDsMITH. ArrrIONEER. TO BE SOLD on
Monday nj ibS -ciook all the splendid furniture the
ory resifen West Fifteenth street be Sixth
La seventh avenues consisting OF hne
. % mahogany ard sck walnut furniture bedding &C.
lso sple ndid pisnofore. n. T. LEEDS, Aucuoneer.
louisville LOTS AT AUcTIoS-PEREMPToRy
sale Al ihs Merchants Exchange, Tuesday, March
[ss al IL O'Clock seventy two lots, between Third and
Ninety SIKH and Ninety seventh streets
sound river Heh Bridge, &C. In Tote TO suit pur
hsserr Fer maps &c, sppy TO the auctoneer JAMES NJ
tEI.ER, ~ Maiden lane
Am Writer'S AuCTIONEtR WILL SELL on MON
dsv At o',oct nj Cansl and desira
assortment house hold furniture, kc, suitable for sm
- and o bera
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

- LESSONS AT NME. ShuvAGEAU'S DASCfra
Academy 63 Broadway, opposite Bond street. render
krs nroncen In fashionable dsnces Open every
kv AMI evening Les Ian sers taught without extra
kfTe Grand Tuesdays Thursdays and Ss,urdsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

MURIrIOs
Iu celebrated painting OF the
HOLY FAMILY
fbeonging 80 the Breyoor family
In exhibition the
Admission Is cents, 0OUP11 90.
NJ KkOEDLkk, DrecDw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

\ ECTURE ON TExAs-HER RESOURCES, SOIL, Gil
Ia mate, productions and attractions for emivrstion M
j. Ds CURDOVA author Of well known work upon Texas.
will deliver the citizens OF New York Monday evening,
At suyyeant destitute, Broadway, between Beeoker and
Ay streets attractive lecture this subject com
mencins oclock p. N. Doors open s7S. Tickes 2c,
for ssle \ the hotels the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
Z SIMEON DRAPER.
Thursday March IS.
4 InolnI nnlr Al liant Exnh

Alta O'Clock At the Merchants Exchange.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BEAVER STREET
'ela ~are Lsckawanna and Western Railroad Company
BIZ n In payment.
IL ~ feet inches front and ~ feet IN the rear by ZIG feet
riches e-sery side and ll9 feet the westerly
de The y feet inches front Is fe. 10 inches
Ind inches deep: built the substantial
err very heavily tmoeref and has double iron shuers
aae the best and iron rafers and roof The title
ndispHabe The property Is sold at the above
May next al 81 e9 persnnar ADD the purchaser will be
|Ltitled 10 the quarters rent due on that day.
Terms Of sale
Fifty 500 per In sny of the funded debt Of the
Thirty W any the oblg atoms of the company
Twenty per cent any of the obligations of the
|sny msur-ng In 1859, and
Tweniy per the of purchase to be paid 70
be auconeer when the oddngs closed In OF the
|blgaiiou Of the above mentioned The usual
enoes deed and posse sson will be given on Isl april
>IrBERT \ SAVAGE AUCrIoNEER ON TUESDAY,
March at ssesroom 50 Cedar street regular catalogue
Tor cash Of dry goods hosiery furnishing soois Sc in
hch shall include assxnees sale OF Broadway stock
imported fsncy goods and Yankee notions Also As
sale OF stock OF superior gold ewelry; also
orou OF stock OF fancy goods partially damaged BY fire.
ruBERT SAVAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tors sale o splendid household furniture 90 Thursday
ffrch n commencing at II O'Clock on The premises No So
Twenty eighth street the entire furu Of said house.
Een,eei private residence consisting IN part OF full suits
wood walnut mahogany and oak psrior dining
BON and kitchen furnure rich Brussels carpet
hgs French ri pier glasses rich chaDdeiers &c. Also
sgnfcen rosewood pisnofote carved legs and finished
tenss &c for particulars catalogues at office Of suc
1oneer ~ Cedar street
tIoUaYHoID rURSTfURE-A. N CRIsT AhAR, AUC-
toneer will sell Monday, March AZ lox O'Clock at
street the entire furniture of said house. consist
In part mahogany chairs tables bu card tables
hgAa And
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
DoDwoRru's DANCING ACADEMIES,

srTosF WHO WISH TO LEARN rue LANCERs, as
danced a all European academies Of celebrity should
Mrs Luhys dancing school as Bleecker street she
received the following testimonials from one Of NE Gar
feily ueachprs by appoiutmeptl 20 the Vice Regal
|our 81 nubnnyou assured that the Iancers aud
mpete rhch have taught you those which elected 80
huch applause Mt Dublin Castle and which may safely
|npsri 70 your pupils "a the only genuine figures.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM CARROTS.
To Mas. Lupy. a kildare street Dublin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

4 ECTuRE FREE-JoHN q. HIsf.oP WILL. DELiysR
IL lecture on Monday evening, Al hafpas ococs, N
The lecture Of the Medical University East Fourteenth
street the Academy Of Music witch he invites the
public bis frende and of the wife snd children OF
tn< lsten r eUuisM urp nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

AroTICE.-rHE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE
~ Board of Councilmen will Wednesday March
10 M in the City Library Room, No IL CITY Hail TO
parties interested the matter of widening Worth and
Duane streets. T. A DUNN, /Committee
JOHN VAN fiNE,} on
JOHN Ii. Brady Streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-31
Valuable Property
FOR NsHEE

A GOOD imprgTes Plantation IN 30 war county Mo
n Gssp7l vita IS Eodlmated Negroes.
Pour Improved P a~utEtl01E in AraGnHGs on Mississippi
river, Lsc1nia L5ndinF
Pine Improved place. ] Oh acreE, o. Mississippi river
~ miles shove HeDphis.
30 acres. 8 miles north q heDphis, on Biz Crecf
PIark Read.
SIS seres, with ane improvements, S miles north Of
Memphis.
L1H5 acres a~fiCininE the shove.
- aces two miles east Of town, on Pigeon Roost
Plank Reed.
Two building lots on Xsln street, beloE Seal street.
Lei corner Of sheby AID TaIb0tt ttrests, 70 BY $50
feet.
Acres nesrthe Memphis and Ohia RaHrcsd Dspst IN
lots 70 suit purchasers.
Twog9od oottoa SHEDS, near Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Depot.
Pine Refidenoe and : acres, IN south Heuphis.
90 acres. Residence, 7 rumE sad ol1er rood improve
ueuts, mar Buntvss Station.
2 scness S niles from Memphis, On RsIsigh Plsnk
Eozd-
sHouses, 8 rooms eseh on Long credit, near sam
NoEbT's.
IN aifitoato the above, We have a great many In
proved and unlupr0vcd Lots and Pla1tafionF, With and
without EegrcA far sale. Ror Information, spply 20
ROBTESoN g. OuR
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UTHEREAs. the legislature a Tennessee, 81 is lsst
w session. passed an Act making it he duty o. the
warriors Sh=riGs Of tsid State, 70 open and h1li Al cleo
tion a. each precinct in their resp ctive counties In Or
Ger 70 ascertain the sense Of the people IS 10 whether q
convention shall be ctlsi to amend, revise or firm .
new C0nstitu zen" % said Gtste5 t~hsreflIe, J. ELIJAH
Stnerley. sheriff Of Carter oounty, CO hereby EiEe n-tiee
70 the voters o. sd unity. hat 7 uIu On tho FIRST
thursday OF SEPTEMBER EEXT, open and hold an
election a. the VARIOUS pre- lets ~ said c1uutT, Tor the
purpose Of taking said vote. Givsz under ny hand at
once, this { e i2th tsy CT Jane, ISIS.
ELIJAH SIMERLET,
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