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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

FsRrwEII BFsl PIT oF A II DAvRSPoIr
Previous 10 bis departure q Y New orleaIs
Last carauca but two o.
MISS AGNES ROBERT Nr AMI ~..e.~.
Mr. CFO JORDAN Hr WHITING,
Mrs COLEMAN rOrf Mrs j " ALLEN, M'ss A. Cliff ON.
LAST NIGHT OF +. \UVBETTE
Maurice. M Geo Jordan Michel. Mr. A. Ii. Davenport
TEE YOUNG WIDOW.
Splash IN which character he VII. exscute'a 500 on
V0iB and n dance .lN a
Thursday -1hapksg iying Day
Afternoon ~ O'Clock,
Lat afternoon perform OF JESSIE BROWN forjuvenles
Evening Al ia o'oloes
GREAT BILL for the FEES uval Night
Ffiday-Farewel Benebt Of Miss AGNES lsObEkfSoN,
and lta appearance Of
Miss AGNES ROBxRTsoN and Mr. DION ROUl sCICAUl.r.
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LEAR. Il. NIcoLAy, AuCTioNEER.-BY ALBERT
"a. III SIO<LAY-Onee. No. Broad street Regular auc.
t0a sales sucks and bonds at the Merchants Exchange
evey Stocks and bonds bought and sold private
And al the Brokers Board
SALE THIS DAY AT i2is O'CLOCK SEE CATALOGUE.
A s. RICHARDS, AUCTIoEEER.- 800 CASES BOOTS,
r: shoes and rubbers-By RICHARDS 4 WHITING. On
Nodnesday Nov ~ at i0 O'clock Cortiandt
Included tn this sale are desirable goods for
season suited both to city and country trade Catalogues
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"A MUskraIENg3.

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING.
w al and 563 Broadwsy near Prince s<rset
PERyoKM Every EVENING
NEGRO MIhsTRETlsV
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
se.sTs q a. For. y H. BudWos,h q WIS aud z %ss,as:
aided By the great company
cal and s.nghabls paniomne. With tricks transiorA
tons astonishing changes s6Rx sGSpss1I'sis &c. 'a'd
scamg!nl, the agile !over -. r. Wards.
5SsSS Pax ssSFfRA SsS
49, Commc ncng at "a O'Clock,
Tickets Is cents Doors open x s; 70 commence AZ ~
NRANkLIN MUSEUM, NJ GRAND STREET. oaa
daSrftom Northumberland Holiday Festivities fhaasA-
TWO PERFORMANCES
e.ey dsy comenc.ns at ocock In the afternoon aad
- evening MODEL na HKrisTEs soluble @0aps"
VIII ap?ear n selection q Living stainary taksn from ne
OF great wonder h oz.,s G y !. ,, =.
who lives and subssts on
PAVING STONES. PEERLESS. IRON. &c.
~ sa ore he s mag WIN -
man has eaacd the SKIN &C the mos, phyans Ts
= , '..a EVERY xtfEasocH AND EVENING.
Admis Orchestra scstz 81 cents; boxes -
vhie boxes, 81, seats on the stage. g.
NIBIo3 GARpEN.-A GARD
~ TIE G .osSy g e r. GoMYAsY.
r,ssr no ,..no,.m aonlh ~ NUMBER
~, ulae' - - GIBhiGL AND FRANCOIS,
VIII CONNIE short -four 10
os sSS5s ~ f Eyr S'sas' s@s H'H
'Ae'e WIN ''" Se 9scA E%fA .''''
the graceful ss Ea fsns1T. zASrRErrA
And host Of other talent
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE AT WOODS
VI Minstrel Buildings. Fun for the Juveniles Tbenks-
giving Day Thursday, Nov. 10 when the papton kns
Change asoaahiag pns dew trcts ssesa1
properties &C. VIII be played-to commence st 20 ocssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

(NAMPBELI MfNSTRETS 4A BROADWAY
" NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE sun.
STOP AND READ THE FOLLOWING or
MINSTREL HALL, No Ala Broadway.
The Manager takes this opportunity Of informing the
public that he has made arrangements with the prncra.
connecting with he ferries az the cities of Brookn Wsns
burg and Jersey City well the Sixth aud Eghlhavenue
Railroad hating al the Broadway to
issue tickets whereby persons living distance well
be admitted 10 the periomance Of he Campbe Mpss at
twenty Ave cents adms including their stage fare tho
hail. at 444 Broadway Tickets be had OF the
starters of the several lines.
Mr.. Curtis 4 Co.'S line running from Williamsburg ferry,
through Grand street. Broadway Canal Greenwich and Cot
iand streets TO Jersey City ferry Mr. Andrews Co.'S Fifth
line to Thrtsenth street broadway and Fulton ferry
Mr. Shepard Co.'S Knickerbocker line, Eighth avenue,
Bleecker street Bsoadway and South ferry Mr. Shepard
Co.'S Phenix line Eighth Fourth street Broadway,
Fulton ferry TO and from the above hall No ~ both
Il. SNIFFIN. Proprietor
grand afternoon performance Thanksgiving Day
mencing al "a o'clock
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aYl1Los GA3Oan.
N poSr open A. 5H;.to coraueeoeatvx
f,ese,s 80 cenls Private b1xeI ........... ~
Orchestra seats Veu .s VI
upper tcntrane 10 otosoi street ~ ee.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

MORTGAGE SALE OF CLOTHING. PIECE GOODS
w Aci &c.-A. NJ CRIsTALAR, auctoneer Is Bowery,
will sell this day 10 o'clock VI 400 Eighth avenue
Thirty h street cashmere cloth and pilot coats pants and
collars. cravats &C., DC. BY order of the Mortgage.
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AcApEMy OF MUstC.-EOBERT LIZ pfABrE
N ON FRfpAr. EovEMsgR ~. Ar TX
SECOND AND LAST 8AZIANf9A NIGHT,
when Meyerbeer s celebrated opera, IN i've acts u
ROBEBT LIE DfABf.F

with scenery costly dresses and the vnfccni mis-.
scene Of last year viii be given this season for
THE FIRST AND ONLY TINE.
Joint appearance 81
LABoRDE AND GAzZANTGA
GAZzANfGA will sing for the FIRST time in America. the
ruie Mice, and LABORnE that Of rsstcla--a part IN
which she made sensation nj the Grand Opera
Paris and which she has made particularly her
MILE. SOTO
win appear for the FIRST time America in the par'orInic
Of Helena the Abbce supported by grand corps de
ballet
CARL FoRMFs
win appear for the hrs and only time This season h world
reuov ned role II Berram.
Ihe other characters By LoRTNI, CoLETrr DUBREuIL
PTkANESER.
THE RESERVED SEATS AND PRIVATE BOXES
may be had Thursiay morning at the Academy and g.
Breusings only tSbells being closed day.
and Friday at all the three regular ticket Offices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

THE POCKET ERASER Is NOW READY FOR s.IEfN
smell or large quantities At the otacc Of ElJlrHoRr
and 5 have Il. aiso an srice iSst car ~ sd resiy a.
fair profit We cncr chance 20 All who Wish employment
sRss ssI e sH %Sss nom d TO- ss; Sy cling
h'asef 'V'"e sic agent, IN iIrosdwsy New YORK
N.B-Agenis wanted IN every Town mi city IN the Untcd
States
THANKSGIVING cuVsTN,s. NEW yEtRs.-BAsE
wcll good assortment q ncy articles toys g'mes
&C suitable Tor boldly presents. ~ q. y. A. HlNRICHS
80 Broadway, w stairs corner Of iabefiy street
WILLIAM A. ELLIS, DEALER ~ ALL KINDS OF
ceived aud cxued With despatch for building aud shipping
purposes. oace rs South street, New York. -
-
WATCHES. JEwEIRY, &C.
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS rNREnEEMED
"A pledges such as gold hupns creu fce ohrooeme
wrs duplex and patent levers god chalns diamond nngs
P Pee. 40 r es.s sSss sna cns sSss
Ssl Broadway. opposite The Broadway theatre.
nrANoSDs, DIAMONDS DrtMoSDs.-I. hermann
- CO. ss Brcome street manufacturers 81 diam mis- and
diamond ewery herce patterns % tcy beg leave
10 call the attention Of persons DESTROYS OF purchasing. Da
monds old eoi silver boush, taken IN exchange.
IN watches opHvfs impr6ved sss,y BANKING lever
watches and poke, chroncmeers These watches Of the
and the Application Of tempered springs and compensation
balances they are enipen,y sgsa for All climates hey
prices Watches for he spaush md AmericSn trade WITH
10 Davis chronone,cr watch manufac,urer Is Upper
Charles street. Northampton square o. london Enesnd.
NArcHEs AND JEwELRy:
GFWcE c. ALLEN, No. ii wall street, win remove about
80 NO. as BROADWAY
one dor below Canal street
whore ne viii open q watches aud iewesry u
e""''" NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Styles
Also SILVER AND PLATED WARES, &C.
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---.-.-.-----~.-y~-~.----a.-s
I,ocroR WARD sss BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST COR
ner az second foor Office hours from
NJ ull 10 r. NJ daily. On Sundays from A. " TIL " N.
nR RALPH SO BTEECKER SrREET-HOURS iok TO
~ 2 aud ffom gtoa
nocToR HrNTRR's ONLY OFFICE rs At No Divi
street. New Nofk city. established y " tsjh bptn
from seven IN the morning until ten n The evening.
nR WATSON 80 BrooNE STREET SECOND BLOCK
~ west ~ f'osdway. unce hotus trom " Tie mofnng
~ w III, ettcuF
toP NJ tARMoSr AZ MERCER STREET, CORNER or
SprfDg opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New YORK. O1sc
h0uts from 10 A. N. uno NJ excep' Sundays
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ccorr's TooTuAcHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- cured In few minutes A aud permanent cure,
without pso, sold ai the drug store,
81 GRAND STREET, CORNER or ALLEN.
Arer trying every remedy this s give immediate
lief viii no, njure the teeth has NO bad taste or smell and
will all soreness from
ULCERATED TEETH, SWOLLEN FACE
II will sso render decsyed tooth useful Oneap
pcson generally sufficient stop the pain of the most vio
lentioohsche This remedy Wi draw the Inflammation from
The gums the pain almost Immediately. Persons
troubled too,hzrhe should bottle before
dentist will thereby avoid The torture Of the dentists
Instruments Price Is bottle Sold only ~ he above
store, sS Grand street, corner OF Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

UCTIoN NOTICE. PRIVATE FAMILY WISHING
"A 10 avoid the Inconvenience Of auction will sell at pr
sale this day and at less than half the original
cost all the elegant costly furniture the private
residence 1873 Ninth avenue door from Twenty first
consisting in part of two solid rosewood suits In plush and
brocatc rosewood etegeres centre side and pier
Turkish reception chairs, lounges match pier
mirrors all kinds of bedroom furniture Brussels and ingram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

WALLACK's THEATRE.
w GREAT SUCCESS
OF TOM TAYIOR's NEW COMEDY
Ia consequences OF which Il will be performed
THIS aad EVERY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
GOING TO THE BAD;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

A UCTIoE NoTICE.-sALE OF EI.EG ANT HOUSEHOLD
n furnture.-T GOULDSMITH, auetioneer, will sell this
dsy. Nov IL, ut i0s o'clock at the private residence
SO West Eleventh street Sixth all the furniture In
the Parors-Three suits of
covered silk brocade and silk velvet rosewood eegeres
with saary marble centre and side tables iadys
sairc lined with satin wood octave rosewood piano.
with pearl keys and naid with PEARL elegant paint
ings s.atuary and works carpets lace curtains
Turkish and reception chairs rosewood corner eegere with
mirror doors: bronze clocks brackets &c Dining fur
niure with the furniture Of twelve bedrooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

nurcH BuLBs.-cLosING or SALE THIS DAY, ~
~ : NJ VAN ANTMEKr, at - William street, splendid
sct. az bya>einh- tulips, narcsses crown I'M.
reT..e. anernu~tx rcaunciglns. Ills es. &c THIS sic
with, III Gess AMI ywcr gnciers Ia general
Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17
IONS LEvIsoN- ArCTInNEER- -IREAT CLOsIYl

IUHN IFNISON ATCTfONEkN, -fKEAT NLUSINE
- ct sale % OIL paln'ings.JOlN LEvTSON auctioneer
wt sell ~ the spacone 4eicsronn 2si Broadway Opposite
sewaris this day "Wednesday. November III commenting
IS 10 vrock. the most superb collection uf oil paintings
cfered at public sale These paintings all mounted
~ god emf frames and VIII be Sold o. he highest bidder with
In this collection viii be- found supeh epy of
Rosa Ponheurs Horse Fair ao ne painting sexe u the
Fortune Teller an original painting the Rr0san rlchef
Washington w Onform gnicer hy Uartwiek
and other noted landscape paaters superb fruit
percs The Immaculate ption alier Nul
Noah sat his Family IN The Ark o and hss two Danahers
Old painting; hne cattle piec~s, ancr gt9ssr. aso
great variety ofrarc. pessng aud Interesting subjects sta
Sic r carlor cabinet SALON. The public connossaarr
respectfully invited 20 Attend this sale. WI csnoved
friday.
NJ T.. purrtrpS. trCrIoVFrR. WIZ SELL TINS
~. uay, nset eyoN Bsxsar, t,.,,
street Lrsee waguns harness. be. a~i ssonnf hand
grocery wagon. n. B.-tdvnnccs made on all personal
property lesl for sale Carriages stored ~ per month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

JEKEMPTOKY SALE " -
OF desirable dwelling house and lot In the Ninth ward
Will be sold al public auction the I'D day November
1888 st y O'Clock q t'e Merchans Exchange in the
three story brick dwelling house No Barrow street.
lot being the north side Of said street 92 feet inches
Bleecker The house has all the modern improve
menis and the sale WIN be psremp9ry Fy cent Of the
further particulars apply JOHN DEyELIN IS Liberty
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4 UCTION NOTICE.
- FURs, FURs, FURs.

a FURS, FURS FURS.
L.dies attention.
HERTS MOSS, aucuoueers will SELL Wednesday No
vember IL l0 O'Clock at their salesrooms No 81 Pine
street near Broadway large and elegant Of rich
up urs-Ieal sable Hudsons Bay mink fitch ermne French
tippets capes, mufs cuffs gloves muiers &C. &C. Gaia
'lcgues ready early on the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

OAK HALL
81 sad 81 Fai.on stree;
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
w at o'clock ut 45f Canal street. fine assortment of
household furniture from families declining housekeeping
Paor suits bookcases marble tables pier and mante
paintings panoforte damask curtains elegant
pets hall ocohs mahogany and rosewood bedsteads hair
spring other feather bedding
ing bureaus washsands toilet wardrobes dining
and kitchen furniture, china glass and silver ware, 40
carpets, stoves, &c. Suit families and others
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A FORTUNE-NO HUMBUG.-I HAVE DISCOVERY
n knowledge Of which will enable any person by work
ing three hours realize dollars day
twill be by mail receipt OF dollar Salts
faction guaranteed money refunded Address L. H. Pos
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

NIBLOS GARDEN.
In THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON.
NOTICE.
PERFORMANCE or
JESSIE BROWN.
A grand entertainment will be given
THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
Commencing ri : O'Clock aud ending at
iEe Great Indian Drama
JESSIE BROWN, OR, Tar RaldEx LUCKNOW.
In which
Mr. DION BOURcTCAULT,
Mr., GRoR0R JORDAN
Mr. DAVENPORT. MIR. WHITING,
ani the whole Of the brilliant eeTpaay will appear,
GRAND PERFORMANCE III THE EyENINa.
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DpowSf 4 NICHOLS, AUcrIoxEERs. WILL SELL

<yoNsTABLEs sALE-I WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE
~ at public aneton, On Wedn.s ay NC % NJ,
lorse light wagons and harness 81 match sale AZ 2ocock
III NosshN'' ,ouss'"ao
Mcu.Ht KsgRfcAS, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

III NASSAU sireet-IIFNItf II EEIFN a
auction "Wednesday, Not ~ At " IN front Of store
pair ~ Tadian ponies long tails Ave aud
x Years Old good travellers, and very stylish drivers
sound and Kind m every particular Also
silver plated double harness qniic and In orfeF
Also shtirR wagon in good orier made by swneson,
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SALES Ar AUGugsp,s

M DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.-M DOUGHTY WILL
W. seA this day at e1s O'Clock at saIesroom 70 Nassau
street the entire elegant furniture of family removed from
washington place. consisting Of rosewood grand action
pianofoe Brussels and velvet carpets chandeliers and
brackets statary marble top tables
MOOD richly carved eegeres gt frame French plate pier
msn OF dining room and chamber furniture consisting Of every
article usually found In first class private reside nee The
whole 10 be positively sold the highest bidder the owner
Is leaving the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

THINA, CRoCKErY AND GLASSWARE FOR CASH.
~ China 81 TO S. So onstone Chinese teas, 81 Cd
eonees Is 3D. Is less il unanded the act; mines basins
l5s 1s tnmbers the dozen. 2s S. gobeis s. TO
los French cut Us City and country auction houses sup
piled. CAMPBELL h FITZPATRICK,
pcar street near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

A UCTION NOTICE.-BRowN Il NICHOLS WILL con.
N tinue their sale OF wines and liquors this day. Nov IL
III o'clock being the balance OF catalogue unsoi consisting
brandy vices whskey runs gins aud chanpagnes In lots
To Ia 10 Sal positiye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

sEaARs AND TOBACCO.
/ SOO mn HAyAN. DOMESTIC ANp GERMAN
Al efst reductions In Nurnaas low ~ hou
sand q. CHEEKS, " Br0liway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

TTE want bushels Red Wheat, also . 900 bushels
w new White Wheat, delivered early possible, for
which we will pay the highest market price This Wheat is to I'LL
an order and instructions buy without limit to price
inneIO-tf Il. S. FRENCH 4 son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.
-.


- s.ss..zss7ai E.e..Ssifs
TEyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States, by
tnuous Railway This road also Piurg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers,
and AZ cleveland Sandu with steamers all ports the
Northwestern making the most direct, cheapest dHd r
routs by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
treat West.
RATES RETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods On =, nor 1OOH
bOXHs) Furs, Feathers &c. 49,
SECOND CLAss-B0Oks and Stationary, Dry cO nor 1Ooa
Goods lin hales,) Hardware, Leather, &c, wv p
THIRD CLAss-Auviis, Baggug, Bacon and 5O, nor IOOH
Pork lin buk,) Hemp, SC, wv
FOURTH CLAss.-COdee, Fish, BacOn and Pork Az nor 1OOH
[packey) Lard and Lard OH,
FlOur-7jcts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain--35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CottOu-S2 per exceeding 1000 his weight, until FUR
Their notice. - .
III In shipping Goods from point RaSt OF Philadelphia
particular 10 mark package 'Jid fhjlI6eDhT HJU0IG
All Goods consigned % the Agents Of this Railroad NJ Hadel
phia Pittsburg will De forwarded without detention
A0ENT-HarrIs, W0rmley x Co.. Memphis, Tenn;
R. f. Sa a Co., Louis j. Mitchell Evansville,
Indiana DumeSuil Bell and MurdocS. aud Carter & Jcwett
Louisville Ky; K. c. Mcdum, Madison Indiana SPriuguan
4 Brown, and Irwin Cos Cincinnati \. W. Graham & Co.,
Evansville Ohio Leach 4 Co., No s. ky street, Boston,
Lech CO. Aston House. New York. No. I, William street,
and No. Battery Place York E. J. Snar Philadelphia;
grew Koons, baltimore; Geo. c. Frauciscus, pttshUrg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent I'RE'd.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sapt, A'to0Bd, Penn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

FNEIIS npF fully organized, with twelve In 50.
struments and It's members fatter themselves -
that they are prepared to furna as good Music as anys
Band in the State Theyrespectfully cali attention.
Of llasons Odd Fellows, and other societies., as private
gentlemen to facilities for furnishing Music for Procop
Celebrations &c Their shall be moderate address
-aef1 l- lr J. P. BARTHELI, Sec'y or
R. p. CHAMP.
p S-PRoF. BONNING's oUADRILLE BANDS preparrd
to make eneapeeats for Balls PARTIES &c on yee
reasonable terms. Address above. jan29-dly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

HE FRAzER RIvRR GoLD MIEEs-Bishop Seott
Of the Methodist Church, writing from The vicinity
OF the Fraser River gold mines, says: 81 am noi
you know, miner, and my opinion is net worth
much, but at any rate have no motive 10 be par,
usl; and ny opinion is that this Frazer river ex-
oitemsnt viii prove 70 be the greatest hnmbdz Of
the ages and that many people viii suffer sges %
The last extremity This vas my opinion before
left California, and have seen no reason 20 change
il since came here, but much 10 Strengthen it,
fear that some parties win have an awful acoount 70
settle in regard to this matter in q coming day. W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
q ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855. Fall TRADE. 1853
AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EKP0RIUK
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, rESN.

H ..f4a 81 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE,
RS. Do LErespectfull announces to the ladies r
IN Of Nashville, State of Tennessee, and adjoining
States, that she will receive days. from New York WI
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs well the cheapest brought to this city in
part as follows:
1000 FAN and W inter Bonnets, all eoIors:
1900 Ladies' Misses Brown and White Leghorn Boomers
3 styles;
500 Chene Fancy Buge Mseheau Plain and Flower Head
500 Ladies' Dress Caps: pa
1860 Boxes sxtr fine French Flowers FOR Party and Bridal APP
pointments;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and caered Plumes. rtTlTT
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars. Sleeves, Handkercefs
Sets, Bands, Edgng Chldrens Robes, Waists and Gapes.
large lot Of Patent skirts and Corse Cloth Cloaks Of the most
popular styles Furs great quantity, all the way from
Rocky Mountains.
TOld BOnnets renovated and rsmned in No STYLE II
aUgl5d l.e.... MRS. DOYLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED Proposals viii be received b ihe urdesned Hna
he 10TH % November next, for the Graduat0n and Masonry
- ne 6rst fy miles Of the aboge ssud froal he
gna and tennessee Railroad vest towards Cumberland Gl
roaIes and plans upon the above named distance can b EN-
he once OF The Chief Engineer IN he toEn q Aens
The l2thday Of October next who viii give an neoel5y
lions In regard thereto. The line g divided into a1
RI the above distance there viii be Garth 70 move y
shout 953001 yards q loose and hard rock lo9lt
mortar masonry, 1900 perches Of dry drains 1uy
Those proposing for the work requested % sti1 pm
what amount Of stock they willing 70 take ln par
for their work. Address The undersigned az Allngl A
sep2i-till Is w. ,. hA" hNi-'9 - w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE FoR SALE
MeIrOse Cottage, r-


,EEsIDuscE o. The LAlk Ails-a eaas--47f
FyDGETHFR With The ten acres Of land apperatling
Tor sale on liberal terms This beautiful procf. ~
ted on the Franklin Pike, about nile nom l
dweIling Il in the Cotsgc style, ana - -
iss rood Cistern, capable Of hoIdDg 80 lare = - l7
the premisesis we'll, (neEer failing ~ - -,if 49, -
an endless variety Of shrubbery ~ No..
SKILL ana 80 5e-isbe that has lesu 91erel ioy ale
Au - '5rrof years, and is admirably adapted -
near ne ety. lof . e avoid beat and dust Of TIE ety.
FOR tuather pa9 l' 10. N0RvELL.
Al Union Bank
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Paris Academy of Science has advertised its
prize amounting to about $50 0O0 for the discovery
Of The cause and the eectual cure Of cholera. This
prize. remarks the SeieHt.e American, is bequest
ieft some yesrs since BY n. Briant, and q compe-
titiou has alrsady taken place for It without sue
cess. No less than one hundred and hity-three Is
saws were presented on the subject, but only two Oh
them came within the scope Of the condition.