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That fatal and perhdious bark,
Lln,.ilh Il. din. naIinan and rim.


but rather y to that ship that bears the flagstaff Of
Democraey-that upon the FURNISHED waters repose
as lofty rock defiant Of the enoircling sea-whose
gallant Admirals have been Jefferson and Madison
jackson and Polk; now, James Buchanan sits at its
helm, and high over his head streams like meteor
Of love, consolation, and hope, the ensign amorial
Of the Republic, snow known and hOnoled through-
out the earth, still full high advaneed-not stripe
erased or polluted--not star misunderstanding
for its motto that sentiment dear to every Ameri-
cans heart-Liberty aud Union, now and forever,
one and INSOFAR q be-"
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M. sULZBACHER.

No. SO, Market street, Nashville,
TTyAKES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
the public generally, that he still 70 be found at his old
stand with large assOrtmentof
Fine and Common Ready-Wade Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps, &c,
Also, selection Of Piece Goods, consisting part Of Fine
Cloths Csmeres Of every description, Silk and Velvet vesng-
there found at the place, the
celebrated PEIFFER who win always be hand
those faVoring him with call beautiful t Clothing made
order, and Tailoring work done in manner to give satisfaction,
both regards The price and the quality The subscriber
this method Of rendering his thanks to his customers for their pat
and b continuance Of the and requests the pub
call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
persons indebted the subscriber will please settle the
possible the Old business must be settled and much
further indulgence cannot be allowed Oct22-tf
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

TyHE SUBSCRIBERS have themselves together
for she purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Will be conducted under the style q MACKENZIE
MrycHry ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Nashville, October I, 1858. W. II. MINCHIN
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FRUIT TREEs! FRTTT TREEsiI

4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
other Fruit Trees, from three years growth
al very ns. will deliver them 10 the order Of Nc ~
Call Fanleer < Co., Nashville. -
The Apple trees I6 each large Pear 50 cents eh Peach
20 cents ech Plum 50 each cherry cent? each all Of
the finest accmsted varieties snip from here 70 point
". 4. FALL,
Octa9, ss-dGtW4m. Clarksyille, Tenn.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Troubles i'm Tex
aa.s.Pacific WAGON Road. Sc.

The MISREPRESENTATION Troubles in Tex
as-s-Pacific Wagon Road, sc
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-There is no doubt that
Admiral Killett Of the British squadron, has inc
structions from her Msjestys government prevent
the landing of hlbustering expeditions in Central
America. The indications are that the President
will shortly issue q proclamation, with view to
prevent violation Of the neutrality laws.
The Secretary Of War has received a dispatch
from General TWiggs, confirming the heretofore
Texas, and he will take immediate measures for in
creasjng the military force in that State
Commander Miehand and the officers of the
steamer Memphis, have been transferred to the
steamer Canada, recently chartered for the Para
quay expedition, the former not having been &C.
oepted by the Navy Department.
Rumors of changes in the Cabinet have been
started, but they are altogether without founda-
ton.
The California mails via Tehuautepec, were to
have left New Orleans to day, and the company
expect to deliver them in San Francisco in sixteen
days.
The General Superintendent of the Pacific wsg-
rosd, says that the entire road from Ell Paso to
Fort GumO has been greatly improved and shortened
during the season. The road through Nebraska is
probably finished, and the Fort Kesrney, SOath
Pass and Honey Lake road is finished from South
Pass to City Rocks.
The New York Herald publishes a list of the fail
ures that have occurred in the several States and
Territories from April l, to October /, 1858. The
number is set down at 952, and the liabilities at S2O
750 l50 The number in Tennessee is set down at
thirty three and the liabilities 81 ,05600O We do not
know from what source the Herald derived its in-
formation but we think the number of failures re-
ported as occurring in Tennessee in the six months
the first Of April well as the amount of
liabilities, have been greatly exaggerated. In that
time we have heard Of but few failures, and they
have been for small amounts. The average Of the 4
thirty-three failuTesreported by the Herald occur
ring in Tennessee is S82 00O and We have heard Of
no single failure in the State for that amount. We
are therefore, obliged to regard the HeraIFs report
go far ct least IS Tennessee is concerned, Is wholly
unreliable.
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NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY.

NASHt ALAE COAL CVIAFANAs
TT Is ORDERED By Of Board and Directors Of the above
Company that the FIFTH AND LAST CALL Of 20 per
hereby the Stockholders payable The 5 November
D. p CARTER, Esq Treasurer at the Bank Of the Union
Il
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
READY MADE CLOTH I'm G.
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
Large Sale Of Groceries by
S. A. G. NOEL g. co.

Together with many articles to make complete sale,
S. A. g. NOEL & co.
n. B.-We will Auction, the lst wednesday in each
month"; large assortment Of Groceries which the attention Of
octg7 s. A. g. NOEL & co.
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IardinP,s AddifiOn.

ON TUESDAY, Nov &c. 1853 the premises, at half past
O'Clock, p m, will have public sale Of lots in Hard
ing's beautiful Addition 10 Nashville.
J. L. & R. ". BROWN,
Z R. GLAsooCE. Auc ~ Cherry street.
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Harper's Magazine, for November, just received by
T. HAGAN,
oct29 Union and Market streets.
ENSTRAY. ---Taken up by A. D. Cage, one mareso
y MULE said mule is about IA = hands high, Of zN
black COLOR about IS years old, shod ali around has NY
the right hip Valued at S65. A. d. Cage ress
sides in Cheatham county, District No. 4.
@. G. LOWELL,
octl9-W3tt. RdHGer Of Chelthdga cOttafy.
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Sale Of Loo in Ashland.

sale of Lots i'm Ashland,
CHEATHAW COUNTY
ON the first Monday in NOVemb Der next the re
maiuder Of the Lot in the Of Ashlamds viii Be Of
ed at public sale 70 highest bidder The Lots 70 be sold
the most valuable Some Of them fronting the
Public Square the Cumberland River. Terms oe
rail- which will be made the day Of SALE By order OF
the Commissioners. ". D shEltONs
ssn9O-t5 Secretary.
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Machine Threads.

MEN Threads Corsstts, hCavy Under
fhr white and coored Masaes Shirts and Fronts color
extension SKIRTS various other goods received s day
By [octz2-i2Wl PLUMMER 4 KNIGHT.
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which requires Eve yeara-ulaipg SIX yssrs IN al,
before they shall vote in any elsetiopi And Is this
not double the time required by law for a negroes
eligibility TO voie2 A foreigner before be can pro
cure his naturalization papers, must by Competent
Witnesses give proof Of AIS integrity. and houest and
civil department; but negro nothing isTequired
Of this character He ia presumed by these Black
Republicans TO be highuiuded aud worthy gentle
manthey only ask if be is possessed Ct an unncum-
bered freehold Of the value Of $3.50. Il matters not
if the German or rishman comes to The polls with
mutilsted limbs, Of arm or leg, spiit his
hearts blood intbe service Of his adopted country,
still it, be has not been actizsn for six yearsof New
York, these gentlemen cay drive him away from the
pols-let his place be occupied BY the negro SHOULD
be even be an escaped fugitive from the plantations
Of Mississippi or Louisiana. They deem plantation
ia the South better nursery for freemen than the
free State and society Of New York-they deem
negro better than German or Irishman, TO WELD
the destinies Of a free and independent people-tO
appreciate and enjoy American constitutional liberty
they say to you foreigners, that owing to your
frauds and rsseaties in the exercise Of the elective
franchise you shall stand IN the pilory with bound
hands snd fettered hecks still twslgs months longer
they presume you are scoundrels and raseals, end
thus they uHoOnstitutiOnally deprive you Of The
rights Of freemen.
THUREOW WEED, FUSION
We desire briefly to call your attention to arii
Gle that appeared in the leading Journal Of the
Black Republicans--the Albany EvsHiHg Journal, Of
the Dist Of September. BIr Weed there states
among the many reasons Why he desirsda fusion be-
tween the Black Republican and Know Rothingpar-
ties, the following which we quote for the benefit
Of the true hearted and patriotic Americans Of the
soath-eyen for Senators Grittenden and BelPsbene
fit Here it is, word for word: "We desired union
in this State because Republicans and Americans
are united ia other States and because here, as in
those Stetes 'in union there is strength
Thus have the sincere honest educational Amer
deans Of both North and South, by heir party dema
goguss been shamefully and dshoaOrbly sacrificed
to iaWless ambition and execrsble sel6shness. Ma
tional Americans, do you believe the Republicans
crazy craft constructed in the laundering haste Of
sectional excitement, will rescue you from the de-
vourine waves-from the deluge Of public opinion
| that now awaits you. Oh do not trust
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YRGINIA 4 KENTUCKY RaILROGp.

Notice to Contractors.
SlEALED PROPOSALS viii Be received b. he nniesgned
10Th Of November next Or De GrtIna1n anI Ma
s0nry fst fifty miles o. the above lson
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad vest towards CltsFand
Gap The probes and plans upon ne above n1ei dlane.
be he once Of he Chief Engineer AhinT
don, after the lst day Of N0vsBe next, Who a give AZ usry
explanations 10 regard thereto. The line 8 Fded into
mile sections In The above distance Tiers viii Be awe
amounting about $500 y1fas
OF loose and hard Rock, about $1,000 Do.
o. Mortar Masonry, 20oo0 beruhel-
OF Dry Drains, 28.00 do
Those proposing for the work. requested iher
bids what Of stock they willing part pay
for their address the undersigned Ahngi1n Va
octl3-dtl6nov ". J. HAWKINS q CO.
N.B-The Inspecting Of the prodl and plans o. us Csf
Engineer, has been changed from the I'M cf 0oher % is lst q
November, owing to the great amount Of labor required Fraps
them.
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ON Saturday, he 10th ef October instant, shall expose %
public The residence Of CHARLES P. Maguirs De-
ossed all he personal properly % ths mid dseas consist
ing Of Household and Kitchen Furniture Piano, Pair
Carriage Horses BaTouchs Mich Cow Sc One Pair Ma,
Farming Utensils, Cart, wagon Piougass &C.
Terms Of sale.
under twenty dollars cash; and undsr
Atty hres months; over dfty dollars Eond
and approved security required 5ef receiving properly
JOHN b. JOHNsON-
AdminislratoI % Charle p. Mlgura.
P.s.-FOP sale Privately:--One Engine. Boiler and
Machinery for saving stone- Also one erg MIA and
ready for uss. JOHN b. JOHNSON,
osfIo-duda Aduirissratir.
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4. PacRta Hibernfa; Or, A History o. he Vaflia
Ireland during the Reign Of Queen Ezbh Cfsen flo ~
original ChrOueles) illustrated with Portraits q Qssen Eir
bsth, and the Earl 81 Toluss Fio Iss q an the origin
al Maps and Psns Frs published in London In 1873. ro
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Now for their points Of harmonious agreement.
ThefOurth proposition agreed to by these committees
Of conference, and which may be found 10 substance
in the separate platform Of the two parties is as
follows -" 4. That the recent frauds committed in
this State under the Naturalization Laws, induce
us TO believe that the time should be extended be-
tween the naturalization and the right 10 vote, to
period long as is required Of the non-residents
from the other States, that's, one year"
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TERBASs BR OTHER
HAVE REMOVED To NO. 7,
MAR KET STR EFT,
NEXT TO
Is. LANIER CO.
,sfq7-sf
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CRIsP,S GATETY.
Saturday, October so, 1s5s

saturday. OctOber 3O8 IS5S'
Grand afternoon performance, commencing at past o'clock
At night will be presented the drama OF The wandering
Jew. Groupings the Keller Troupe Ballet by the Young
Corps Also National Sketch entitled the Drama Of
Freedom American Patriot Mr. L. Keller Goddess Of Liberty,
Madame Keller. with the National Tabeau Of Wash
tr--tnr Irn.sin lie Ia.zarn
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mARSHHAL'S SALE.
FDY vrtne Of OF fris fdcGs directed ron ne
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle Dssc
Tennessee founded Judgment rendered in said
Court thed day Of April, 1888, wherein Downs & Co. were
plaintiffs, William defendant viii expose az pub
lie sale at the court house door city Of ze, the 6lh
day Of October the light title, claim and interest OF NE
said defendant in and to the following described house and lot in
city Nashville, lying Cherry street, and bounded
follows: Beginning the OF lot on said Cherry street,
formerly owned By B. MARSHALL and running thence south
Wardy along Cherry eighty feet to Ays thence along
Alley College IA feet 70 Alley, thence along
said LEY northuarly 60ft corner Of said Marshal thence
with beginning corner, being the house and lot
where defendant lives levied upon and will Be sold 70
satisfy said T. IA. This s6th day Of August, ls55.
J.. B. CLEMENTS,
US Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee
POstpOmement.
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TEE TWO CONVENTIONS.

Let us recur again, briefly to the two conventions
that met at Syracuse September 9th for the Pur-
pose of fusion-We mean the Black Republican and
ow-Nothing. For two mort1! days the csuldron
that contained the hellbroth of their resolutions and
heterogeneous adm1lures boiled and bubbled-
stirred all the time by the two arch Wizzards-Booby
Brooks Of the New York Express, and ThurloW Weed
of the Albany Journal at the head Of the seven
wired witches appointed by each convention. And
what were the Ingredients of this alembic of hell
which we're to boil to a harmonious consistency?
Were they
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H. 3. FLuMaER. K.
PLUMmER & KNIGHT,
Successors to A. Morrison < Col
No. ~, East Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WHOLESALE
FANCY GOODS,
VWTHITE GOODS,
w STRAW GOODS,
SILK BONNETS,
EMBROIDERIES,
SHIRTS, COLLARS,
IRISH LINENS,
SKIRTS, HDKFS,
JEWELRY. TOYS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PERFUMERY,
AND VARIETIES GENERALLY.
ocl23-d2w
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Wheat! Wheat!

VWTE have order for Five Thousand Bushels
Wv Wheats and wish purchase that immeii-
ately, for which we will pay the big hest market price
oct30-6 II. S. FRENCH son.
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POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed till Monday, November % 1855
J. b. CLEMENTS.
octI6-dtds U. S. Marshall for the Middle Dist o. Tenn.
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INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION..
ACADEMY OF PRNvANsHIP AND B0ORK tVPrN0,
"A $50 Brosdwsv eorner Of Franshn street. vii - kcrt
open and evening throughout thc n pus
fully inairuesed hlr1afhg fei 1r Ousree4 fios'
class "a II An. OLIfhh b. sOhiSihlfbt
NAMED lady wUO CAN SPAIN 4 WV
w hour 10 ne e-rt y llT'yloi e hig n wrtiug.
with ~affefre, eflffesot ~ Wary sotssc1,
Madison sqsAse Voc srlss, NJ b. a,.spssi ~,
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THE MILITARY.

CErIoR VETERAN CORPS OF lsll-rHS rIRsI OR.
he Mercer house Of Brome and ssrcsr ssse on
MONDAY Jniy al clock A. M In fun uniform, 70 cee-
brsse he s2d anniversary Of grous ndepe-dence ~
friss national salute Of thirty three guss rvrt o. tse
Csv NAN al noon After the salute they VII partaks OF
dinner At ,he Mercer Hcuse martial corps music are
FOR The % he paid out OF the
a. voeS 10 ne corps patriotic Mayer and Comou
Ccunr " no are respectfully invited 70 partake Win ma and
ne ress In seners likewise brother veterans n the
CITY ard county and sdiscest ccunues 70 unite With us
here them selves IN and harmony ~
ssnd Of BROTHERS Geo. ,. Murray invited and q an
pec,ed 70 be with us By order. II. RAYMOND, Coin.
Isaac NJ Paws. Adjusnt
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MASONIC NOTICE GRAND IoDGE or rRE- AID
M Accepted Nasops OF the State Of New York tha Grand
Lodge having accepted tho iaslson 81 the hor-s OF
brooklyn 70 tbs corner stone OF he uy .rrory on hs
5h inst invite tho Iubordnss oiges OF New t0rk ssi
Broolyn TO unite 9Th them 10 the esr.mooi.s o Ms dsy
grsDd officers and onesrs vi. he NayDrs
ONCE, Brooklyn CITY hail. and the fserniy 10 Jortsncn
street. al Ga O'Clock a !. prsssely BY oreer, -,
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DRoPos AIS FOR $50 COO cENrRALFARE IMPROVE.
mert FUND f,cct.-~ssle prJynssis OH be receved =.
the Comptoers Office so Han ~ R-oo-ds uut Mosdsy.
July s6 loSs I'll o. ,locs r. NJ when tbs will be sub
hcly for the whole of amount Of three
hundred thousand collars Of Tbs Central PxG fnprove
men, rupd City Of an-h1~ixef hy
netof egsanre of toe stae entitled foy tns
ves Of he Central Para r re q
YORK; April H. 1877 ~ ordn Of The
Common Coun III by the Mayor November q 1851,
and by further rlnsnce Of he Common Council approved
By the mayor June "a 1856.
The stock will consist o. hree thousand shares Of
hundred dollars essh share hesrns n,~es, a. NE r.sof
per payable yearly an the prince
psi sum e-msbl~ on th> frat tsy of August 1857
1hr proposals OF shares AMI III rr-s
share The sork W he Issued foo~s $50 90 within
monthly insllmens Of 80 each until he rbae
sum Ia is~red.
The whos. proposals accepted vil ne required
dep sit with De Chamberlain or Tie yy he assrdri
and covered BY the bd .ne on presenting Oh sr % ne
Chamberlain 70 the Comptrollsr viii be entitled " receive
certificate fcr the vsne Of ,b- PAINTER Of shares carry ns
interest from the date Of the deposit -
Each proposition should be sealed ard erdo-s@d Pro-
pos. for per cent Central PARK improvement fpni
tiocs" And the proposition nay hen be y a q s.epai
envelope sealed drect-d "a q. fsgs Compucier NO.
5. Hall OF Recovds Nes Yo<s" .-.--.,--.
The right -eservsd he part u TIE Comptroer 20 re
jec shy AL Of he lids sesdered necessary ~ proieci
~ promote the interests Of The cty.
A. G. rLA9G. con-tro sr,
rspv'rsnt Of Finance CONS trol.sr seAce. new TorE
June ~. 1stS
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CvSroR VETERAN CORPS OF lsl7 WILL MET AT
- The eotrer Of Hous,cn ard Thompson streets ON sun
dlv July 4 Pm, 70 si,end divine ssrviee in eedy.
~ fpkes ~ scopsi church, IN Hudson street. OPPOSITE
Gruve-Rsv. D. H. Tuule rector l.s every veteran De
present Nv order II. RAYMOND, Colonel
Isaac n PHrfE, AdjussnL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS NORTON COMMAND
"A L. by invitation ofsthe W. Grand Lodge viii
act escort tbs oasion Of laying he corner stone ~ The
rroob yn Armory The -ir Knighis VIII assemble - the
MAYORS once, Brooklyn. AT SO en- .ss ssh ms 10 s1l
uniform. II. BUNTING u. G.
Recorder.
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS socIErY-IN con-
~ ~ the s5serrs rom the city OF Of re
The ce.brsioo ~ the nah, inispend.nce
the day previous the mooby meeting n his soei-iy so-
be held until further pogice ousfssus A ..I
Recording sec'y, lt5 and ~ Bo-ery.
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VA ANTED-BOkRD IN A PLAIN COUNTRY FARM
house, for three children aged respectively g. 10 and
and from Yorx
than two nours by steamboat railroad Address d.
A., box $50 herald ONCE
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DOARp At STATEN WLAND-FOR pAMrIrrr Or
ID single gentlemen or aides ,lySns,n
at tbs ysnduser homestead spie.on Apply At l6s Fuc
str eet or on the premises
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LIST OF LETTERS
nemalnIng h the New Ysrk city Pest once,
satudsy. JuIy 8, 1855.

yvbusaed exclusively IN The Nsw YoRx HzRAlp, ~
Act Il COngrsss-Ae paper having ne IeTysS esrese~s
q ssy paper il sAs United Ssatss
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4 street, near the sxcnsnse, the prinepa hestres se
Botlsvsrds and The Pslas RoyaL-M. GlHA hss tas
honor inform hat be has ust rsy
renovated his hote am prepared 70 scommoise gness
with and email Al from two francs % AT rsr
per day and large apartments restaurant svsaoe ~ Al
hours excellent table dh1te baths and Carriages are ~
tachsd he hotel The telegraph ofces being rtuaed
the hotel travellers have he seaes facility fof
their families ard others Frenco ard fcreien Jour-
nals English snc sporen. Do not colfound w
hotel with any Of hose small establishments gearing ne
m
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A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED IN
"A private family with furnished the house plea
sanity located st. john park and contains all the
dsrp Improvements. Breakfast required. Apply at 80
Vsrck street.
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DLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID York-Re opened elegantly f1rrshed win
every modern Transient bard ~ Ger dsy.
Permsneu bosrd a. rates Public patronage respect
fully solicited b. The new msnsgenent -.
~ BLANCHARD A MCCLELLAN
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BUARsvING AND LODGING.

At Low RATES DURINd TbE HOT SEASON
n Large rooms baths meas a. all hours and every ven
ton the Bsn card House Broadway aud Twelfth street
Families and others VIII lind The house delightfully."- cool and
Rrle.
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MATRIMONIAL,

LADY OF GOOD PERSONAL ATTRACTIONS AN
n excellent efucston ard refinement afectionate con
fdng disposition wishes with gentleman on
rier endent means, VIII view % ma'rimory No commu
rCsors roce except enclosed. address
Cor peek Adelaide sprine Post ccs. station A.
A GGErsEMAN ~ coon SANDING AND iNDS.
~ ufndfsre a1-sfr f~-irf ne acurRiu auce 81
iNly o. pfepossessnF spVekfance - good ,acse ln
AZ cW Years Of aEs address wesf, y. k.f fcs
oalct EAtcu a, - rlug street,
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NOTICE THE LADIES SHOE MAKERS PRoTECrrvE
IN Onion. OF Ne~jYork and Brooklyn meets Al kseas
Fourteenth ward Bo,e, Of shxsn~sh sai o-snd
tns saturday ev-cinG Al ocl,ck y kea- Re
repor the Grsrd Preside OF Jouroey-o C ssuers
Of Phsceipha and 70 take ac.o1 hereon Ls eserT men
Der attend. JOHN r. MURPHY, Secretary.