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Lots i'm NAcGaN0ck.

7 HAVE fer sale privately, - lots in McGavock
Il situated on Jefferson Madison, Fillmore Avenue
Florence, Albert Avenue, HcndeFsbntt and James
stree =, which will sell great hargai =. These
Lots are among some Of the beautiful thar
dition, and Ia those Of small means waning cheap
homes, now is their chance For particulars call OF
+ GI.ASG OK,
ociI-u Agent
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"U :. CONSULATE GENERAL,
Simoda Japan July 10 ISIS

have visited the city of Yedc twice, and
have had an audience of the Emperor.
passed nearly six months in Yedo, during my
two visits, aud succeeded at last in making a
commercial treaty that fully opens Japan TO
our enterprising citizens, aud brings Japan
fairly into the great family of nations. OF
course | cannot give you the particulars OF
the treaty until il has been approved by gov
eminent, but may be permitted to remark
that when the treaty shall be published, it
will show was not forgetul of our navy.
Yedo is large city Of two-story wooden
buildings. The streets are generally wide
aud well severed. but are not paved. 1t is
probable that the population is between ,O00,-
900 and 2.000,O 900 There is neither beauty
nor splendor TO be found there. The exter-
Tor OF the houses is the same as those you saw
at Simoda and Kanagawa, and the interiors
are quite a destitute of furniture or orna-
mena. Even the palace Of the Emperor is
built of unpainted wood, aud is equally bare
of any furniture. The golden columns and
roofs spoken of by old writers have vanished
IL they ever existed. and am assured by the
japanese that their buildings aud mode Of
living are precisely the same they have been
for the last five hundred years.
TOWNSEND HARRIS.
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Notice.

Notice.
I'VE want to purchase for Cash
w 1900 bushels Dried Apples:
:, 900 bushels Dried Peaches, tealei and unpeaied
100 " Pears;
500 "a new Pea Nuts;
Fer the above we will pay the highest market pri.
ces either IN Cash or Grocer
ga REEMES, MITCHELL 4 CO.,
Corner Broad and summer streets,
novf7-lm" Nashville. Tenn
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Necessary TO elect

IL will be seen that W. H. Gst il according
ly elected Governor of South Carolina for
the next term of two years, from December
18th, 1858.
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Great Sale

OF Magnificent Plated Ware, Fine Paintings Pictures
Alabaster Ware and Fine Italian Marble Fig
ures, Designs, &C., &c, Peremptory.
DEM. F. SHIELDS will expose to public auction at
I'D his rooms, No. AZ Public Square, FRIDAY
MORNING, Dec. nth, at 10 O'Clock, the largest and
most varied assortment OF Rich and Desirable Fancy
Articles vet offered this The Ladies are es-
pecially invited attend the sale The Goods will be
ready for inspection on Thursday the 10th inst See
small bills. decI5-td
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n u H II 4 e. . Al "
S T 0 V E S, & c., &c.
On Thursday, the 18th inst,

A T 10 O'Clock, will sell at Public Sale. 10 the high
n est bidder at Stewart Owens old stand, No
IA Market street. all the stock hand, consisting of
the following articles:
Coal Ranges. for cooking;
Heating Stoves for wood and coal, different sizes
and patterns;
Franklin and Paror Stoves;
MarbeliZed Iron Nantes;
Mantle Crates, fine and common;
Stock Kettles,
Brass Kettles;
Hollow Ware;
Tin Ware;
Dog Irons, all sizes;
Platform and Coupler Scales;
Timers Machines, Tools, Benches, &c, and numer
Gus articles not enumerated.
The sale Is pursuant Deed Of Trust executed by
William Stewart, (see Book No. - PIP $40 554 in Re
gIster's Office, } and therefore without reserve.
Terms OF SAIE.-All sums under $40 CASH, over $40
three months time.
GEO. B. GOODWIN, Trustee, &C.
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DIED..

In Stephenson, Ala, the 9th inst, of Congestve
Chs, ROBERT n. DAsHIELL, aged so years, 10 months
and 26 days.
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Time Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
BIZ HARRIS, GORDON 4 co.

On Tuesday, December 2Iss.
WE vii offer for sale, Aaetioa, IN froas of
w Warehouse
loo hhds ~ o. sugar. all 50 bxs LAnghorn soa's
grades, TOharca.
so bgs chosee RIO colfee 50 bKs Godxin,s Rosebsd
boo oots IAraHss WHISKY. Tsbazco.
300 bxs No soap; So hxs Keen szaiiif,s 60;
loo "a star Csn4es: loo reels Cotton Rope,
800 kegs Nails al sazss; s0sbels Vinegar.
v IA many other aFsiries
skty deys fer approved endorsed notes, payable n
bank HARRIS tsORu<lN A Gu
deels-sd - :
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A Governor Elected,

COLUMBIA, 5. C., Dec. 10.
The fourth ballot for the Governorship was
taken to-day, three having been had yester-
day without result, and was reported as fol-
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All Warranted Full Weight.

Consumers will find it greatly TO their interest
these Candies in preference TO those that sold By
COUNT.
Many Candles that are really seven TO the pound
are branded and sold as skies, making a difference
against the consumer OF five pounds 10 the box The
variation usually made in the price is not proportion
A Box of Sevens CO; tains 247 Candles, and
is sold for 35 pounds, which is the actual
weight.
a Box of IA o., or "ShOrt Weight Sixes,''
contains only 240 Candles. SAME SIZE AS
SEVENS, and is sold for 40 pounds.
Supposlng the price Of the former TO be 20 cents,
and the latter Is cents there will be difference OF
twenty cents in price and Candles in count
box in favor of thu full weight Candle t. retailers and
consumers; and this will be increased five per
box for every cent advance in price.
Those Interested would do well tai examine he subject
for themselves. Proctor 4 GAMBLE,
"a West Sec, nd street, Cincinnati.
decl5-dGtriw6m
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FROM JAPAN.-The following extracts from
letter written by Mr.. Harris, the enterpris-
Ing Consul General at Japan, to an officer of
the Navy who was in the Japan Expedition,
will be read with interest:
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EOr &ONI.

4 STORE HOUSE on Broad street, between Col
n legc and Cherry, for the year 1859. Apply to
does WILL. l.. BOYD, JR.
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The STAFFORD Gallery;

- The plan Of this beautiful work is orig
inal as IT is attractive In respect it a
production of the shakespeare Galleries." and "He
roines Of Shakespeare" so well known the trade;
but with striking novelty and taste combines the sto-
~ telling quality OF Charles Lamb with the graceful
criticism Of Mrs. Jameson
Our cioerone is the wife of Dr. J. W
Palmer, who wrote the 'sGolden Dagon," so many
fine oriental articles in the New Cyclopada and the
Atlantic Monthly. well the California sketches in
putnam, y and the popular comedy of the Queens
REHABILITATION Transcript
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For NeNt.

TWO Rooms, large and admirably located on the
l. corner of the square aud College street. for the
nexi year, 1889 For terms apply 90
deel5-1 J. II. McfIII
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For NHNl.

VIE house NJ Mrs : V. u. SroUrT on Front street
Il second door from the corner Of Bridge a an!
the square, and now occupied by Mr.. JoNRs a. A
boarding house. TIE front is suitable as "A business
stand the upper part IS "A family residence There
Is also Backsmth's shop IN the rear all Of which
VIII be rented together for the next wear Possess
SION gwen Isl oi January next Enquire ~
hoN-o-u F. K. GLASCDCK Agent
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Poetry of the Woods.

Sabbath Walks and other Poems, by James Graham
splendidly illustrated.
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NlumerS.

WHITE and Fancy KNIT Wool, Cashrrer.. silk and
w Cotton Chenille Mufiers, just received aud for
sale by J. H. Mc6III.
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The sabbath.

Written in Country Churebyard by Thomas era
Twenty Three Beautiful Illustrations.
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5. The Gallery of Florence.

Containing nearly fsOo Hundred Superb Engravirlgs and
Sculptures, after Raphael, Michae! Angelo, Guido,
Rembrandt, Salvador Rosa, CorIeggio Titan Rubens
Nan-Dyck, &c. -Four Imperial Folio Volumes in Two
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Meat Cutters.
For sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT In West Nashville fronting
n loo fc-t Ca iHmumhrnne street, running back
lbo ieet 9Th NcSalry street 20 twelve alley
has eufn'ortab'c frame House with i've rooms, lis
terps stable, and other out houses.
for terms apply 10 A>pRKw EwNo, T. r. GIAsoock
% Jxo- W. PaAN1>0rS decs-tk
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Lays of the Holy Land,
Sacred AlIegories.

From Ancient and Modern Poets. With illustrations
from Original Photographs and Drawings.
''Gloious things spoken OF Thee"
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Star Candies.
Dummy Bags.
Whisky.
Turks island Sail
Tobacco.

CD0 BONES IAnghorne a sons ex. Gold Leaf
<OO Tobacco:
so boxes J.. NJ. Bosz's No. } Tobacco:
80 dc Jos :. GodWiu's Rosebud Tobacco;
81 DO Kern n smith Tin FoI Tobacco:
In store ana Tor sale by
now HARRIS GORDON x 90.
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Glover Seed.

= BBLs. Pennsylvania Clover Seed, Just received
- and for sale by
deciS-G HARRIS, GORDON a Co
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6. Roberts's Views in the HOLY Land

With Historical and Descriptive Text, by Rev. Dr.
CRoIY. EmbeIlished with highly finished Drawings
in Lthography, beauti ully tinted. new Library
vols, SvO., fun Morocco.
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For VsCNt.

VIE SIoRf ROOM on Broad street one d.or from,
the corner 81 Front street. now occupicl by n
L. WEAKIEY Possession can b. had irn,,,,iIti v .
desired, or on the LIST Of January newt Apply IT,
W. JOHNSON or
hONl9-lm FISHER WRIT FSS IN
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ELEGANT BOOKS
FOR THE
COMING NOEINDAXS.
FOR SALE BY
Charles w. Smith.
GALLERY OF
FAMOUS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POETS.
Ornaments.lof Memory,

Illustrated with one Hundred Engravngs tinted
Paper Drawn by eminent Artists aid engraved by the
brothers DaIzie London Copy
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series Of Forty eight Highly Finished Engravings of
Portraits Landscapes, etc. Illustrative Of many OF
the most Beautiful Passages of His Poems.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

ITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH
Aldermanic district comprising portion OF the Seventh
Eleventh and Thirteenth meeting Young
Mems Democratic Club of the above dstr held Hastings
ing % John Duffy Esq. President in the chair and
John Frei Secretary, and of 22 members the
following resolutions adopted amds, great enthusiasm
Resolved That this club reerate its broad
party whose names stand prominent the State ticket,
headed Amasa j. Parker for Governor.
Resolved That this club urgently recommend the unani
support the honest democracy the city and
TO the following gentlemen, whose prominent
the county and Congressional cAetHon John Kelly Hon.
John Cochraue, Hon. VIM Is. Maclay and the Hon. John
Clancy their history sufficient guarantee that they
will true TO the democracy and their constituency
Resolved That Jas j. Reilly the candidate for Assembly
from this district be added 10 the foregoing list OF
Resolved That the political Of Nelson j. Waterbury,
the democratic candidate District Attorney coupled with
Know Nothing proces and his want of ability having been
out OF the legal profession ten renders him unworthy of
the support OF the democratic party particularly the adopted
citizens.
Resolved That repudae the dishonest by which
who devoid OF the requisite qualifications both by
education aspire obtain the endorsement which
places them the judicial bench The safety of life and
legal anments should only be elected 10 the dgnied posi-
ton of Judge
Resolved Tha, upon the democratic nominee for
Judge OF the supreme Court James Moncre wanting in
Office consequently he unworthy the support OF the
honest and true democracy OF this county.
Resolved That members this organization pledge
ourselves honest defeat the
JOHN DUFFY President
J. c. KEATING Vice President
john II. FREr- Secretary.
HUGH CLIFFORD, Treasurer
F tsmsd Duly Duffy COMMITTEE on behalf
los iaban OF the Club.
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DAILY. RALLY, RAfstY-rfFTH CONGRESS NoNAL
Ii district raiacaiion neeng-The friends q the hon. 90
ied meet :, the Of Grant AMI Clinton streets hl.
he8ce H. washington Han wiinsbnrs corner q south Sc
venh and Fourth streets i al whether hey be smcricans
pepe hat here is teeing sbat whsh must ultimately
Tbe csvalcsde will form a. quarter before
TO cAyy.,ssEns o. JgE ELEcTIos, 70 ne HELD ~, y
II srpefyis0rs Frasy ~ s following resolution aud
i Ts1ss THAT Ss y iS s qos be ana . hereby
divided for the neat election into twelve return districts as
- district composed q the ls, q and - wards.
q district composed q the ~ ard Oh wards
tihdisiriei, composed q lhe 90 and s.h wards.
81 district camposei q tbe IN ant il,h words
sth dis,rirt, composed y the l0ih and i4ih wards
% district, composed II The 18Th ward
iNh district composed u To- 18Th ward
lih disiric, eomeossd q q, ,s 2ls, wasi
And that he chairman q each Hoard Of Canssers Of the
election districts m each district shall return
eber ard deliver the same lie Supervisor who i herein
Supervisor KENNEhY hereby designated 10 receive the
original returns from the cauvASsers Of the FIRST Return DIS
Supervisor ROACH from the u The Second Re
supervisor TWEED from the eaavsssers or the Third Return
supervisor PU RDY from The eanyassers q he Fourth Re
SUPERVISE vooRTs nom he canyassers Of the Fiab Re
supcrvsor srIINAS from the oanvassers Of the sixth Re
supervisor STEWART from The canvassers Of The Seventh
Return district ~ Ne. lis West Thirty third street
Supervisor wETsMAN from the q the Eighth
Return district, Al No. Isl Broome street
Supcvvt~nr BLUM from the canvassers he Ninth Re
turn District No M Ninth street
Supervisor REib from The 81 the Tenth Return
sertc, NJ No. ~ West Twenty second street
superv BRIGGS from Ihe of the Eleventh
Return district al No lSs Ess Seventeenth street 1870
Supervisor CONNER ffnu The ysssers OF The Twelfh
Return district Al sbiy ffs, street 81 Firsi avenue,
Resolved That the practical instructions prepared ny the
County Cerk be altered q conform the above arrangement
ard t change be advertised ri The ewspapers employed
b he county. RICHARD u, CONNOLLY, County Ciess
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ION wARD.-Ar MEEIINo OF TnE SOCIETY or
AID ffy seventh street. Oc r. the following resolu
tionx adopted
Resolved That the nomination OF John Kelly for sheriff
and John csncy for county Clerk meets with approval
Nineteenth ward We recognise In John Clancy young
democratic principles high order taent
~ whose legislative ability IN the Common Council the
people Of his city may Justly be proud.
played during ~ as years Corner entities him
cuuhdruce ~ HE fellow citizens u all parties aud Ne VIII
united support
Resolved. Hat The nomination Of nerrick by the
united democracy entities him 10 the every democrat IN
to- Eighth District that elected be vii faith
fully represent hi constituency aud thai the calls 81 the
ing uun him cor assistance viii be made IN ani
thai James Rutherford = also deserving Of support for
who h,ir ambition, ally themselves with know
Nufhurs and biark rruut that the II Horace
Clark ~ The present observes for him the
ton ~ whp.wes 10 party discipline
bin favored by the democracy with positions Of
h0nor euf unworthy the confidence reposi ten
~ the people ~ whom they elected ~ oface.
The nlowiug were appointed Finance Committee
John Kennedy. ROBERT EARLE. Preslient.
r pp~e S " fHSSsH't0' Secretaries
Tie meeting ijourned + Monday evening ai7 O'Clock T.
transact business q importance.
DaTH wARD-iITH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
~ regular ienocractc republican candidate for Assembly
william y. Robnson.A meeting railfy NJ Robin
O'clock ne Hudson FNchanKe If iUh and SNh
Several eminent speakers viii he present address
the meeting John Kennedy James Ray leu rrsncs Reynolds
Matthew D'Fstren, james Mcsiuien, Edward C1nnelL
Furry John iIsgan John Bingham. Edward Dagnan-Com
Hifet.
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A NTILECOMPTON DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..
IA FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
For Congress,
PHILIP HAMILTON

The following Is Nr HamIons reply 70 The letter OF Tue
Committee of the Anti Lecompou Democratic Nominating
Convention
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings county Oct 26 1853
entlemen-I have received letter asking accept
a democratic nomination candidate for Congress
the Fifth Congressional district and have the
honor accept this renewed mark of your confidence and
respect
Ii s YER due that should state that democrat
without reservation absolutely opposed the Kansas
policy OF the administration. and WILL elected ut
most efforts to vindicae the true democratic principle OF popu
lar sovereignty in voting for the admission of Kansas
State With constitution she adopt which will secure to
her people republican form of government whatever may
be the population OF the Territory the time such constitution
may be formed All that shall desire is that such
constitution shall in all respects express the sentiments OF those
who 10 live under ii.
With many thanks for the catering manner in which
have asked accept this nomination, gentle
men, your most obedient servant,
PHILIP HAMILTON.
To Messrs William Marshall, NJ Dougbery, John d. McCar
thy, and others.
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ID street New York-Fashonaby located, elegantly fur.
nished and open for the reception q guests Bosr a.
Der day Nv The week rates Public favor respectful
IL solicited By the management -. -. j.
vIOTpT, eT JrTIFN.-THrs FAvORtTR HOTEL.
Known Julien No. Washington place, opposite The
New York Hotel having been rcdued, repsnted and newly
furnished throughout viii he opened Immediately for families
suge gentlemen Meals will be served By private table
a Ia carte.
MADISON SQUARE HOTEL CORNER or TWENTY.
lNl Bfoadwayrhe subscriber h prepared -
make wb hose wishing boarf Tor The winter
IL lie above hotel JOIN u MOON,
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NMH VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAM
shlps bsween New York. souhAmpsoa Hare and srs-
yrO% SeE YO,s S 1F sr IS Ssa YS
1AHDERBIiiI . .... Nov. y. Deg. 4. Dec o.
These seamsps have wafer tight Compartments and oay
able surgeons.
Price passage per VANDERBILT nrs cabin 500 and SLED
second cabin 500 Ariel first cabin 800 SECOND cabin ~
third cabin $50
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
epecie delivered In London and Paris.
d. TORRANCE. No. Bowling Green, New Yort.
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EIRsT WARD HOUSE.

DROCLAMATTON.-IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLU.
luton OF the Common Council of the City of New York
do hereby offer reward Of 800 for the detection of any
voting, attempting 10 vote Illegally or of person
who shall procure aid assist counsel advise another
give otter his vote illegally into any ward or cleo
ton district for that purpose the ensuing election be held
in this city Tuesday the second day Of November next to
be paid the conviction of the offender the certificate
OF the Recorder District Attorney the Judge of the Court
where convicted. that such conviction had upon the es
OF the persons claiming such But all
claims for sch reward not presented 10 the undersigned in
writing within twenty days the conviction such of
fender, shall be dsregarded Given under my hand the
Mayors Office DANIEL n. TIEMANN, Mayor.
NEw YoaK Oct 90 1853
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conspicuous inserted In the next edition Of the
"Pocians Manual" OF which than sixteen thousand
win be printed by subscribing for twenty i've copies Price
10 cents Amply 10 BARTON SON Printers Ill Fulton
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TINTED STATES AND CANADA-THr UNION BANK
" Of London, a. agents Of Nessrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN
CO bankers New York hereby give notice hst they vii
issue free Of charge letters Of circular notes. ere
and similar " those extensive the
Connent 81 Europe and elsewhere, payable all the prus
pal cines and towns In ths United sstes CanaSas Ac
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MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS WATCHES,
Nl iewerg, and merchandise ~ kinds bought
fr cash Estbahed 1855 Business strictly conhtenu,y
VIZ tear VI Wy resai ssore JACvBS, t0i DgoadwI
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LOST AND FOUND.

=~sa r.. e. -
nOG IoST-oS WEDNESDAY EVENING gTu INST .
IL setter dog liver color and bite bad collar marked
ID keeler 1888 Ess, 18th The finder Win be beraiy
rewarded by returning him the above address cos
yard 40 East Fifteenth street
-~~-------------------
noG LoST-srRAYED AWAY, on THURSDAY EVEN
IL ng. the 18th tasi from III house 10 Essi Nineteenth
small whie poodle fng With red rhh0n about he
neck and a. The ~ Pink The finder WI be
eraly rewarded BY returning him T. The above address
I oST-oN WEDNESDAY EVENING 9TH INST. nv
u Twenh street. Sixh avenue, black silla shawl
The Under Nil - hheraily rewarded BY leaving the II
~ West Twelfth street. between SIXTH and seventh avenues
4 OST-A LADY 9 GOLD WATCH. THIS DAY. IN MA
IL olson avenue between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
1he auAer w ~ Nheray arded upaa returning
i 10 / y Lord, No II Wall street
Il OST-cFRTTFICATE so 40 or SEVENTY FfvE
IL shares Brokiyu Union Perry Company stock standing
~ The nsue % Jacob r. Leroy time since ne 2sh IL
ftrualy last fe ssme hs been s'npped Is he ohoe q ~
company. Any n0rmaaln ting the may Je len
with NJ X Jesup Company ~ Exchange place, y. v
TAKEN PROM TnE FRONT or THE CARLTON HOUSE.
Il broadway On Nc 9Th ms. y O'Clock a NJ bay
and habit wagon he mare hsd ) long AL hs
forehead about yesrs cd wh1evet will give any nfrma
The establishment VIII he suitably
warded Address - Mcsi Twenty seventh street
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LOAN OFFICES.

A DyASCEs skpE on DIAMONDS WATCHES AND
n jewe Or bought Tor cash At the old established store
~ y iACOnS A. 90 81 Roadway. Strictly confidential.
way theatre.