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DAPASTMsNr Or FINANCE CoarrSoLLsK's otyssl
NV loSS. Oct !. lSS
DERRY LEASES AT AUCTlON. by yirtne

II. I'm
Of the authority vested him by tbs Legislature Of "a,
State tLt Ordinances II the Common CUuu the Conp
trr WI $ D public auction. tie ghcst BIDDER aae
anae stcarty. City Hail n ESOAl, NV To- iSA
Of Gaut.s, +. r. Ne--iork, q n foot Of sd., Bro
lyn, r -. ~ tau suu-Ehl Icuding the buik1eai Psrs
Floats Buo,ts AID oth,r hStuns apresniug sad
eabhu, tor the term Vi TEN EARS ifom thu hrs daJ
Of Msy 1859 ~
Al the time aud place Comptroller will sell publ,
fh, hshet bidder h adequate .cuny LEAsh
OF The FERRY psescut from tnr north,ry
basin AZ P,ck sr sew York the foot TIA
BroossU r. d. ~ l.imsburgi laGdug place
Brook The tot u South fths sA
roraon Of TIE C,y - New fork for the term ct TEN YEARS
fr,m the fret day Ot MAY, Is5s.
Tie conditions oeDsns ~ the lease 20 BE- ia the usual
form Fern Lase. heretofore entered into by the Corp rsion
10 cor form aniIeeuts OF Cty Charter ristoa
serrs ana TO contain co'eusE's on the Of toe
lie all conduct sud maj tue said asc-ahs
20 ul,s regulations, rdsa.crs or bylaws a nov
hereafter ion time "a time De- mace or passed oy the Con-
mon ouucii State IL gislature.
CONDIIlONSIne puTcha-sr ~ the fcrfy Lease and 10
spTt udag each VII BE- required 10 pay ~ tae 'a
the Cur the City Rev, sum rqN to - pr ect Of
bio the annual rent % apply on the rcl ~
fret ,,sr IL be with the usual
b. forfeited to the CoP,tator lie SiA be
quIr,d furnish obga0u at the same tir eSecuet
this effect that he VIII execute olad With
,rt,s be approved by the Comptroller Tor the puactsa
Of the Teut quarter yearly ana or the faithful ekeca
the of the The Tres O tue auoleef
and the Expense OF the be- paid by the purchasers and
hsteye is 20 be- incurred by the COfprsnon o
wi'h blkhrad misses prolosc1
to BE- tsstd curing toe term Of the lease - .
loud the lease Of the Ferry from reck slip be purchased
than the Feuy uipeny they vii be
t,l,d the and fixtures ior the
of Ferry Including The landing al brooklyn Williams oafzh
new ses parnes Z, the sssspt
20 be- ptla tor the same. a l. fLAbO, IomN"tes
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90 uhom II nun Concern.
,HT suREsT WAY to be successful in bun

yI,HE sUREST WAY 10 be successful IN bun
... /. 70 ADVERTISE jrd:ciops,y thoroughly ard e,
x, .houg tn shO from waennt trade coes'
s. 81 PETTENGILL L Co.
beeD the iO estebisneo, nave %
liabilities uos. excessive co-1eccLs, arc nave t cor
hdence Of tie Prrs q the whole cocDy sld car 10
.,.ry pager In tie Uuiou OF British Posse.sous n.
terms MAKING large syius % those VIC 90 business
thIoush them Almost every nesTai~r 10 th oD.huy 'e
of. and filed rtle t.usat ~ 81 serfs~ra
A DNEkTlSING.-All the requisite Information
% a able tdOp sale J4dcio-s anf c)me
sy m Of ADVERT .is bee ooune' ID with tns pre-. FOR
q years. is cheerfuBy communicated 81 ne ADFthII,'
ANDREW WIND No. l33 Ssssslst-,
,rt. 70 l t rens-s Of the Crs aud 3ruci al towns ~
H. IN ia e.s,. Ca.-s. West lds and Furope, FOR which
h. i. epe.d the Aseu orzrd hg tue p-OPrieoTs Z,
rsusscf brsilsfs. car 5e - lett'c frvu IL Les
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A. 81 MESwiN Aoc;ioge~r
DY BANGS, MEkWlN ~ Co.. Trades,

- BcCus Nc. - PARK row.
fkIDSN AFTERNOON, Oct - a. 4osoc.
CHOICE LAW LIBRARY-Of s'srce aud ysuatie R,,,
ncu0iug tte sets of various States se-ra R,.
Chau,pr, aud Common Law snd Admiralty RstorA u,.n,
"a, r. are S,ry scarce beng out of puut Also Co.,
sr.. Dig.t.. Trcat,s, Trials, 49, Ao a-ston M N.
shsh Law Books, Catalogues niay ~ hsc tn rson.
MONDAY EVENING Oct. - 1T 8. O'clock
NEW AND OLD BOOKS Composing luge varie,, a,
Guc mira e. pie Of valuable standard Wok,l Sr.er. 49,,
atlr tr 6rsciug many old and scarce books Acol.,,a n
use publications. sc. Catalogues nos ready
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COy and WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT

Il COMPANY 9 PER CENT. BONDS the .do''uoe.'
otter for % mentioned Bonds, beng part oi an issue
Of JfLOU which .h CO., have bccn sJi aud ar Led
by cspi,ss. county. Tue Bonds mat 70 august lot,
1913 and are secured mortgage $500 res Of WI
selected sod m the state 81 Wisconsin, title spisbeOn
Locks asd Canss winch have cost ueaiy r%","' ana
on the U,drauc Power Of the Company # "a
extent Tine Of the Company dersabe from o.
which becyed will be suiois ~ smother year c, tue
nj, rest hoe Of Bonds st.out resort c" ni
sale. The Bond. conyeTtb, into the tock VI lie CD
py 81 any tue next year, Three railroads
now b, s butt tich p"nrtate through the auds Tue
principal payable IA tine cry OF New York
CLAIM DODGE 4 90 No. 81 WaiL.L
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w +. SHAW's
W.. PATENr
GAS STOVES.
ATMOSPHERIC AIR AND GAS COMBINED
tr h.s,1s rooms Of drscnltion AID ,z-PARLOaS
BATH-ROOMs sLELPtNG ROOMS, EXTENSION
ROOMS wber, there ~ L chnineys, &c.
HALLS BEDROOMS BATHROOMS, and ALL SMALL
ROOMS h.sed b. tue Gss ou eommoa brackets
a; less exrrr,s tnsl by the ordinary ulrth0ds.
on, xherrsy lrss.t iu.-iO.S
osrrs cr- avoided WARRANTED by tar SUPERIOR % saJ
Other Intention fer COOKING or HEATING BY GAS svs
offered @ Inc public. $500. ., ,-.,..,.
ana HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES . come ~I-air
-. r,seh of al Sod only BY
GEO. l.. CANNON,
No ds6 BROADWAY y.
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DVEkTISING.-All the requisite information
OTgtcT ~ TBT SuPEEINTENDENT og PoLicr,
NJ. as BEOosE-sT, CORNER % tLN-sT. I
N.vu Daf N Irln \
pY the Twenty first Section of the Act entitled

DY the Twenty first Section OF the Act entitled
ID A A.. 10 establish NJ trorr,su Police Distinct and
10 PROVIDE fr III gov th-re passed Apri 10 s5
n, tro,i9ed a Il .ha cot be- svfl ir aly Pt0u 20 pub
c lie. OF di.po.e tOKcsg liquor any day VI
public election within the MftTop.te- Polee Ostc undrr
et, of F Doars for each of-s 90 b. recovered IN he
s e.; tbe r.re At the Of New Iors, by the D. Ic
Atom, of The Comfy wherein the Orruse l. committed
AND uifhr provides iho' 'ro booth or bon ip 'hc dr
fu ~ elrctou snail be- erected aimed
within one fifty feet VI any polling place within the
SAID District 49,,
Il Tr,r tres tia, f. ss BE- mi.ismesuor punishable
Is iurr-f eut ip the County JsL felfcutiafy rot is
fsu one exceeding years. 10y hoe not lee an Two
lDnld fifty F-Tson without Jt-th tOe or
fxcus7he csus. persof al ree upon ay eto IN Tue
Metrop Police District member ~ the ponce
force hs ~ discharge Of bis duty for such
sber 20 Deg-ct making arrest i Oelse again 81 law
Of the state h., presence, or tor person not
cn the police force o. falsely frpreseDt biseh a. be-
inp sYcb mem Der With fraudulent design"
HE police the Metropolitan Police District specially
rqued thst tue above provisions OF lac carried uto
,f'et r. A. TALLMAUOE,
general Superutt Dceut of Police.
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sr,rx or Co,sscr,cor. F.lssi,Lo cooSrv,

STAFF CO>SscTtcUr. FuRsfsLO coONTf,l
sUPEkioE COURi, August Tenn, 1000
Upon the complaint OF the Bs: ;. Commissioners
~ Il said State this Court hath appointed FREUERlCk
" lLDMAN Of Danbiry aud WILLIAM A. IL ID Of betooi
REtttk hrs Of the ltAIrkRs BANK Of said betbe al6
hsth ncc ind sfIOfntr" al tin 4fb sJ - N"sTib" A u
1853 for the ,dr Of sad Bank 10 present ther aain'
the Receivers ali claims ut presented WITH
the time limited will be barred Test, . "a .
The uuders gnec hereby give nse 20 the Creditors u ne
Hst,ei present thc claims against the same to TIE
Receivers, ~ the BANKING HDusc Of Bank M bet.r II
Fairfield Comfy T. The above decree on ~ orlo'
the e.h dag o. November, A. ID. 1886
FREDERICK ; WlLDMAN. R.c.v.,,
WILLIAM A. JUDD,
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baifs bp Aott,ou.

A J. BlEECkER, son 4 Co. WILL. SrII.
~ a. pu biz auction AZ Tie kcip-e Ceuf.e' Ia. 60,
su, J. on FRIDAY, o. - every ysdety a. de.rs,, :.
uus sto,k Road liors.,, D9us.~ Tysa. C@rfss. ass.
Matct'd Teams, DfsSSh. snd Farm Hons Pouir g. A.
Cataloguss 2. sdy the 9Th inst hs order u ~
Q.S7sl LOWELL PURDY, Pne,.aen,
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I AURA KEENE's THEATER,

NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN 1ickets5 reserved seats.
Door oysh Al :, T. conm'n al q O'Clock
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS ol tn NEW DRAMA.
PAU RET TEi
SEVENTH WEEK Of tnr Hent Of
Mis- AGNkS ROBERTSON,
ho will sppeer ca-attr, expressly for her
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN,
and the author.
MI. oOURCiCAuLr
NEW SCENERY
FRIDAY E\ENlNG. Oct. Il.
A Romantic DIaud, IN three Is. entitled
Az V h 4 f
written by Dion BourCc If Jessie Brown &c
tAt 1.-The Retreat of Napoleon from MOscuw-Ihe Ruined
Hut near Wills HRnsss..................lsher sherwood
Act H1abeaG III The village Of St DGer, IN the Alps.
lsherwOod and freoericks
,Tsblesu The Volts Gorge. Mount Blanc.
Rigiere
The Hut Of Pauyfe,te.
The AVALANCHE and the SRA OF SNOW.
.Ac. IfTsbesu h.iAo Chateau of the Graucya and the
:
; Ssturcay-Jt SSH BROWN.
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srATroF Nrw.Yogy CoUNrY Of NFw.NoRK, Sc Na.l'1
PLATE IN, .tftt and Richard A. T,oker, Caslisf % Ie -
-, 6,sk Ts,Ifur A.. rsou located ana doing business
AZ NeWY,rk IN ,aio County being duly ind s'rrsy 'N'
- or ir.,rif .a.h. that tle tor ne :. "a al sp''
tue stat. of tie colci,ior o. the sad BANK nr'Ir
frsu.scu o snv business the morning on 'atHdiY 'ns
tu,utyfrh day Of >rtenbcr IL the year one sahi @
hundred sud City, 2t. re-prct e tah ana every on
tens particulars show Specified ACCORDING % '"e 9
H. know ,e. that the business OF he SAID oas
la, ben snl 3. transacted the o, alton aioIesAd ,
NATHAN {. PLATr, President
Il A. TOOKER. C,-nier
seyersy subscribed aud by both aePneni tor ''a
~ - Commissioner ol D,eis-
VI,UE MECHANICS and TRADERS BANK
i have declared DIVIDEND II rHREE-ANo,oNs-
CENT the capital stock payable GA sad sl'et
"a. it d,v Of November next. 81 order the Board
~ " '' GEO. W. IOULt, Cashier.
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Professional Notices.

Office for procuring
a MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. Il. PRISON, No. d WALL-ST., N. Y.
psmPhe, Of inor nation tree by uIsil
RURR X LORD, SHORTHAND WRITERS,
- No ly Nasssust Official epot-rs In the United Stalls
ser4te 1913 % S5f.
EDWARD A. FRASER, Attorney and Coun.
IL Tor at Law, Commissioner Of Deeds AID Notary Pnbc,
No s,J bruOle-st New1Ort.
DATENTS for lNVEN1IONS.-T. ID. STET-
son. Agent for procuring Pa.cht-. No Tyonryw ee~
CITY IsLl with fn iuort4aOB free By mail
Mechanical Reporter ~ Y. Tribune fr, 1854 % 1881
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furnaces, Ranges, ST.

~-.-~~~---~---~---~
! EEp'
HOT WATER FURNACE
Is THE FIRST ENTIRELY SUCCESS ~FUL srd THO
ROUGHLY PRACTICAL APPLICA ofthe ELEGANT,
HFALIHFUI aid ECONOMICAL 81 TEN OF HtA lINj
THROUGH THE MEDIUM or WATER.
NE HAVE THOROUGHLY TESTED THESE HEAT
Frs in various situations, and fluid them
ENTIRELY EFFICIENT IN THE COOLEST
WEATHER.
THIS HOT WATER FURNACE /. durable has few water
joints leak needs epar easily MANAGED does
and woodwork build
iug AM never them fire. POSSESSES MANY
ADVANTAGES long coils and steam pipe. OF
radiators. -. ..,l,
ESTIMATES made for WARNING and NENTlLATlNG,
either By HOT WATER, STEAM, OF WARM AK, si sn0Tt
notice aud personal attention given to tie same BY
GEORGE l.. CANNON,
No. 4Ob BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.
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Ohm II L \ X y l. 81 CO.,
y AN Z r c 4 n 3 A \ { Rs,
NJ. 5 Rue de IA PAX, Paris
No. Wsls.., New YORK,
Gran. LETTERS OF CREDIT for Nerchane purposes Also,
CIRCULAR LkTIEko or CREDIT the principal
and citiss VI
France, Belgium, Italy,
Great Britain. SPAIN Germany,
Ireland, Portugal, Russia,
Holland, Switzerland, Sweden
ALSO,
Athena COnstsHnople, AsIsldna,
BeyrOut. Jerusalem, CsrJ, 80.
BILLS ON PARIS, and STERLING BILLS, al short or G
asys "a Of ms ~ sLlt
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC-The PICCOLOMINI

A IADLM1 Ut MISII-Tbt TIIIVIVNIINI
N OPEFA LiBREftO-Ao 81. gslt EDITION Of the Op'rs
fteO coLaini0g ongihaI tssn With correct rush-h
Trsnsla,Os IS peUormrd BY
MILF. PICCOLOMiNI
her Majrys To LJLdoi su1 AZ t1e Academy 81 Sll
- New foTs has tee .Hy-e.y p1,i.hed for t1s PER
FQRMANCF> OF MILE PfCCOLONlNL
THE PlCCOLOAiING OPERA LlBBEIIO -
contains s lIi rapDi,sl Sketch oil MILE PiCCOLOMiNI
and SIX PAGES or MUSIC con'sining the Gems Oi the
lpefs expressly arranged Z 4 tAi- edition.
PRICE u CENTS.
For sale q. the Acad ny ii regular ticket Offices
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A GREEABLi 10 the provisions contained III the
~ Trsi Moftgage Deed Michigan Central Railroad CON
pany SEALED PROPOSALS taadrrsscd to JOHN Nj
FORBES kostos tor the SALE OF SINKING FUND BONDS
said Company, the value 81 SN Thousand Dollars WIZ
be- eeiyrd nut twentieth day Of October next
Boston, Sep; IS, 1854. NJ; FORBES,
N. THAiER. irTusees.
n. IT, HUNNEWELL)
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AmasemcnIe.

A CADENY OF MUSIC PlCCOLOMlNI
IA FRIDAY. ~ O'c.ock. Oct. =.
T!iE SALE % SEATS
this the three tkst Offices IN con
fcrni.y w''h the er'Huzeu. tnts announce.
FOUR HUNDRED Rt ,ERNED SEATS
viii be for al, DOR ns the csf. aud
OH HUNDRED SEATS
VII be retain Cd ~ til. mus stirs
THIS (FnJsyi fNkNlNO'
Secsud Iisit OF
Me PICcOLOMlNL
Second night Of
LA TRAyIATA, - a..
h i,s uriooe ous. ID ~. the sfe did mise en- "ei'' 10
ira rdinsrv conbna;i g. is ctors orchestra anu wv cups
Dc ballet .,~o
auvv, sr'os's So-V FLoREYZA
TIlR SALE Ot StAlS =. - ~
cournsncc ,hi. Nor =; tn Ac.de,.y on - .,
ius's Nc BIOzowas st S-OtH' ''N'N''3 'N''f w. -
Mans ooTncs ~ Nsf's@ n
s'''f'F''
. t,rte -. 20 cent. Auphtheser.... q cents
ann, bo,sx ho- eight ~
,ri,stt boxes to hold four persou.l 10
w. MONDAY, oct 25
fl the ocune ofue1tWesh
CARL FORMES
~
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OFFtcE OF PIrrssUpGH FORT Cue AGO r r. Co
No a y iLit,N-sT Ntw-hoRS, OCT rs, B18 }
INTEREST NOIlCE.-AH unpaid Coupons due
OF ana pror 1871, Bond. OF the Onlo aud
ana Indiana aud Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Ksoad C,ufA viii be- AID "a presentation at rms Osice
Joseph \. EDOEkION. VIC, .Prr,ldeA;.
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o.FIcE OF rHE FULTON FIAT iss. Co, NJ. tWall.ir{
NEwYoSS Oc.. II, 80.
THE Board of Directors of this Company have
i tAis aay declared SEMI Annual Dividend OF TEN PEI
JAMES ~ RANKIN Secretary.
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STOCKS and BONDS purchased and sold for
~ C.sn At tie BruterS Board on cDumsssion.
JOHN b. MURRAY, No. ~ ~AJ.t thAnhs,tAa as2kL
ho,>s end Drafts ee4sc.sI snrOusAss. AusTiea
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MUSEUM. The INFANT ESAU


.AD now htIs, the Of IN. t.uo's Bearded Woman
child only FOUR YEARS or AGt yet lssessei OF Full
and LUALKiAST SfAhD snd NHl>kEBS fhe lnlmhaOly,
divrrtng THlUDONs fUEArEk OF Arr, and inc en9wn,d
axueb,. r.inNoAer .ALtNGIN-s rnf HU MORlSI. tie
.VeIy inc OF VT ani s't,s, tdls AttEhNOoN
o'clock a. well ss THIS EVENING al 7. O'Clock. Tie
Intent Essu A41as, the appy Family Living Ser
p.a,s Nc al tues Adsittance 70 AL q cents
scLltre under tel. Is cents
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DAST DUE COLLECTIONS.
JOHNSTON l. MCDOWELL,
ATrCRNEYS-AT-LAW,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Collect C.us hfou Kentucky, Indiana Tennessee snd
Arksnsss, HEu1tk rsh4br correspoudests-
New York R-frfsnoes-Ourca3, Sherman Co, Hewitt
c., TLoulpsoa Brothers
Mr.. Johnston viii IA Ne~-YorE month. our.
which communications lef. with HEWITT Co..
vii b. promptly attended to IN person-
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JOHN McMULLEN's CLASSICAL FRENCH

y ard ENGLISH SCHOOL will opeu on MONDAY Sept.
g. No Broadway, Of 5th T. Circulars may b. had
from LOCKWOOD K SON No. al Broadway, e :.
FRANCIS Co.. No, 55l Baoadway, AID l. J. GROWER No
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OK MONTHS PAPER WAN t D.
~ fuss-cla.s HAkTF0KD NEW-sORK or bOsTON Pa
PEk, having ak mouths VI less % rln, waited BY
GEORGE Z. bISSELL K Co. BAnEers,
Hartford Conn.
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ERENCH, CLASSICS, SPANISH, ITALIAN,
l. CLASSES, No. 50 IVES, 23d-st. .,,,,v
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CLASSICAL FRENCH aud ENGLISH

~ SCHOOL No. g72 Broadway ls,h g.. reo7ens sepS
s.TerIns PIepsrstory Department i9 Boys T.m 20 co
Eugl 800 Classical from i25te $50 No extra cHAi3s.
The French Language taught in al lgr departments ne
ou % fr as rssil learns is lessons In school Eight ~
sssut Teacher and Teacher Of Gynas Ci.cnsFs AZ No
~ $500 GRO {. ANTHON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31
I'm BED with a RattIe.nake.

We have frequently heard of snakes visi-
ting houses. and of their sometimes having
been found 10 and under beds, but we do not
recollect ever of having heard of as remark
able an escape from an awful death from a
snake as the following, related to us by Mr..
t. w. Bliss, who was present which it occurred.
About five weeks ago, two children of Mr..
jacob Schell, living about three and half
miles west of Washington-the one aged nine
and the other four years-becoming weary
from the excessive heat. lay down on the bed
shortly after dinner and were soon fast asleep.
Some time during the afternoon, Mr.. Schell
and our informant, who. had been at work in
the field, were compelled to seek the house
for shelter from a heavy shower They had
scarcely entered when Mrs. Schell went to the
bed to replace some of the covering which
had become displaced. when the horrible sight
met their eyes, the head of huge rattlesnake
projecting from between the children, and its
body in close proximity to theirs Mrs. 5.
was of course much frightened, and there Is
not much doubt but that it would have ter
minated fatally to at least one of the children,
had it not been for the providential arrival
of the two men, who, with more presence of
m nd, quietly removed them from either side
of the bed at the same time. without alarming
the snake, thus undoubtedly saving their
lives His ''snakeship'' was then unceremoni-
ously dispatched. 1t proved to be very
large one, with six rattles in its tail. How
it got there is a mystery.-Peoria Uniora I5A.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31

The work upon this massave structure pro-
ceeds so slowly, that it is possible only at
long intervals To find anything new to
describe. The visitor to the premises will,
however. now find the grand business hall of
the building so near completion as to form
some idea of its magnitude and of the elaborte-
ness of its finish. 1t is one of the largest
rooms TO he named on this continent. The
entire walls of the room consist of panneled
marble. Through it longitudinally, on either
side. at proper distance from the walls, is
arrow OF marble pillars of majestic proportions.
The caps OF these pillars, copied in style from
those of Grecian temple, have some additi-
onal ornaments which add to their beauty,
and change, in some respect, the current of
association which they suggest. These caps
cost $4,000 apiece.
In the wall of this room nearest the river
blocks OF statuary are inserted, consisting of
a full length of Gen. jackson, the arms of the
State of Louisiana, and n full length of
Bienville the founder of the city. This work
was done in this city, aud exhibits good taste
aud n skillful use OF the chisel.
There are other points OF the building that
begins to assume some form of what i design
ed to be presented when the building shall
have been completed; but, at the present rate
of progress IL is not Improbable that the ten
dcncy of the public mind towards direct
taxation may have changed the whole method
of obtaining our revenue, and the Custom
house be- no longer needed for the object con-
templated when its foundations were hrst laid
~ q. Pioayuae.
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HON. LANES R. Clay.

II is well known that John W. Forney was
the chief manager in all that pertained to the
canvass in Pennsylvania in 1856. He was en-
trusted with every secret, and had the entire
control of all the financial matters. James B.
Clay was invited to visit Pennsylvania during
that canvass, and. we believe, was guest at
Wheatland during portion of his sojOurn in
that State. Hear what Forney says of the
degenerate SON."
Mr.. Forney, in his Westchester address"
says the Pittsburg Gazette. ''stated that Mr.
Buchanan himself prepared portion of the
speech which James b. Clay delivered on sew
eral occasions in Pennsylvania, in the last
Presidential campaign. This places the 'un-
worthy son of gallant SIRE in a still more
degraded position. TWAS bad enough in him
to oppose his fathers political friends, without
becoming the mere mouth-piece of his fathers
personal enemy. How James Buchanan must
have despsed this .denegerate son, even when
he was availing himself of his ungraciOus ser
vices! Prentice has said some severe things
of this hopeful politician, but when we take
his character fairly into consideration, we
must admit that he has treated him more mild
ly than he deserves"
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Negroes for Sale.

THAT Elegant STORE HOUSE. No II east sid
L Public Square, formerly occupied by Lyons
Co. Possession given Immediately. Apply 20
Jylb BRANSFOiD, MCWHIRTER 4 co.
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pWOCV,ANxAVVON.

WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify
i. and make known that Joseph Prentice-who
signs certificate relating "a The GraefeHbeyg Veg
etaJIe PilS-ls the Clerk of the Court OF this State
The said certhL te embraces the names Of the most
reliable and responsible neopie IN this community and
certies 10 the nvaTIabie curative action of The
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills IN the following diseases:
'.Eilioas Complaints Asthma, Constipation, Dyspep
sia cry sipelas; Low, Nervous aud simple Fevers;
Gastric FeYers, Gripes Heartburn, Headache, Indi-
gestion, Mysteries, Liver Complaint, Nervous Osnrd
ers Neuralgia Rheumatism and all dlsesses arising
from want of acton in the digestive organs"
And further testify that fsil credit and faith due
and Ought Ia be given 10 said cert ncates.
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name,
and caused Great Seal Of the state 20 be afxed
hereunto. WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
BY the Governor:
WIN Ii RIcH ARTsoS Sec Com. and Keeper Of the Seal.
Dr. KIrTmD0E, OF Portsmouth, certines that these
Pills the best remedy for diseases VI the digestive
organs that he has met with.
Dr. CHAPaAS never anything equal 10 them for
Liver, Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsTRAsD has used them for all classes Of Bilious
Complaints, in all climates, and found them when
prescriptions and other medicines, hundreds of
SEES failed do
Rev. C. A. Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
at spencer says they work miracles and the best
Pills IN
There are AT least a thousand families In Davidson
county alone that always keep them IN the house be-
cause by using them the first appearance Of inds-
position they save hundreds of dollars IA Doctor s
bills. Price rs cents per box.
AIEx. MACKENZIE,
iuly22-u Nashville.