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i BIRDS EcUUN DRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEELs J
Ia Co Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of critical aha tio
aonital Steam Engines, Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum FS u
gar Kettles Garhar Filters Steam and Horse rover Drsth
Fronts Buildings Mouths rate lars etc. and al
Machinery required for the South
have duly authorized and prepared to consrHc
" ~ -. III = Z AZ -, LEEDS CO.
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fy>Leters should be directed 70 z,-,. -
R. MessTs MUM co, extensively engaged IN PFC
curing patents Inventions and viii hdEst inventors
without charge In regard 10 the novelty of their inn ruSerea
au24
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Notice hereby given that at the termination Of the eopar
nershp exisn according articles Of agree
neut, brweGu The members Of The f,m Of Baylor Co The
will lie dissolved aud the unfinished burinesF placed in
huUIa4tor- c. q. BAYLOR,
Manchester March, lSFs as tftT
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NIL
Hi CITIZENS, MUT1 a. 1ESuRANGE GoMPANg
rnconformtty with the requirements of their charter tn,
Czens Mutual Company make the following state
R 9sa3t Of Premiums received for the year ending
.'H rU' en- I'll ' 81. sifi 4a5 a -
do Marine Risks. ....,.....,.. $3.50 il
H,r'I si2 zi5 sss n
Less Return Premiums ....,........ 1872 65
Ne, earned Premiums. s545, $50 10
9 s P Rtlq R fJ5sns me same ps'.sS 81 q
~ Na IT III Rista " 32yJ32 10
ON Riyef Rsks .:.:.... 722i IS
Refnsurnpces. 8,Ss2 q
NA'e''ss' e'o w--2SIl4 969 81
Net S saTepq i me suis @
Bills receiva6s NJ short date for premiums. 48S q
....,...., lVL' 56g .!
Invested in bank - -, @ 0oS4 %
worth double he t. dn is '6er &c o: i2 2ss
s Ss.B so Of b M"oal Companies S IS
r..,, .,,o,,,,o =, ....,. s290 fin "a
p.r. s GAiss6 OF l LGU 81 n or,s,n.
i Ii en- s he eace n and for tie parish
etG PsrSnsy eppe9rGd 2WSr a Hn, f Ds
deut and A. HchelGe SeGehFy q ne C'sL1nS mm,nsi @
/ Sc
an an, u "0 | ~ ~ - 49,
o. GAILLARD, President,
| A. SCHBEIBER, Secretary.
/ ber A. b. 1851. G. NJ. BRADFORD,J r.
/ ,,,,, = ar =
cent on earned premiums the year ending NOvenbsr
H. TX Of FebTury reservng the balance to meet losses
| In course Of adjustment.
| O. gAILI4ARD, President
GRO. w. WEST, Vice President
| A SCIREIEFR, Secretary.
/
~ rwN n
| Geo VI West, r. P. Hunt,
James A. White NJ Musson
! n West Martin Gordon IT,.
| D JaInieor Kuma Augustin,
john Eeton D. BoulgnY
!
seas and rvs and loss and aase by are
of 6 PrsTnm n . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
/ 9F6 ~ u u VEST Vice.Presidept
! c-u,r,n-y sacr,t,ry
| a HeHt@lhEH, .7SetSl,2
undersigned have hand and are constantly receiving
Yellow Pine Lumber which they invite the attention
of the trade
50OSa fee. i dressed ougued and gFooyed Yellow fihe
o1O feet q and x thick dressed tongued and grooved
NaIing Ptnt,C Calm
loo ce1 feet IL inch sgaare Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
trIeaTl
100000 feet dressed yellow Pine WeaherhoRrds
ON feel yellow Pine assorted Seantns Joists Weather
~ boards inch fn rris. Ix3 Strips etc
2fl am Tnths For sale Nv
SAMT. MCCONNELL 4 CO.,
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HOTELS AND REsTAURAETs
- HIERCTfANTs, aOTEL. coRNEh or :

- MERCHAaTs' HOTEL, CORNER or
L Tbs saserssnsd, Sbo several sas .a Z
l. designed 8 BE- FTFsT GLASS h every respect T5s con,
support he respectfully asks share d t FTpc pafos
aS jala ~ D1o.1 FSsol9sr.s.e..
- VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
5 fhis fayorits sstsShfaent formerly Florence Haass
+ nov g,ndsrs;ng thotongh F9Roz9on end VI be opeasd y
layete Square, and IN the immediate vicinity Of all the fash
aieSs sying brosd vsrsndas fhsn any oe ots IN tat
South This Of the FIRST elas second
: ssi4 y -'''''''"'"''' W. G. JETER
a. LIoLLYNY.0OD HOT1nEL, isITT,AITEED or
III The undersigned akes pleasure IN announcing their
Known and avorfte sunni rsor b6t he ION 81 june
any 1npr9y eIneGs hays been made With HEY Of increased
There attached The place Bath ousss Roou Ten
Pin Alley etc. BA Band Of Music has engaged for the
0GT determination to make tsls the most pleasant and lash
ionabie place Of resort on the Coast will
- Persons sishfng cabins will make early application.
-. POINF CLEAR HOTEI-THE PROPRr
a he above Hotel which beautifully situated he San
sn snos o. NOBLE eosnd 70 for 20" o8e
The proprietos building which when completed
T Dode sS eomfoTs6y FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS
Point Clear f. distingnshed ot H. natural adyangs sn6
and rcs superior Salt Bathing within hundred pace
Of the Hotel.
a variety Of anuseTnents offered.
splendid Crescent will leave MOBILE ep
cry afternoon Clear direct and will also 20 down OF
Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'CLOCK a. y -
Mobile june s. 1858. ie7
49, BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY
f This popular Hotel will be opened for the reception of Wis
| ELI TORS on MONDAY, the 24h May.
The proprietor has Rcceeded In obtaining the seryics
Nj. EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD long and favorably known
| 10 the citizens of this and the neghboring States.
No pairs will he sEared make this Summer Retreat
| Gulf Coast desirable
The Table viii be well supplied and the Wines and Liquor
| selected with
The steamers ply regularly between New Orleans ard Gsas
spp City VIM BARNES. Proprietor.
AsA Breakwster has been erected which will give goot
| harbor and anchorage for pleasure yacht boats.
| my3 An ". b.
| - THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL
f5 opened regularly for visitors the 18th Of June.
Band Of Music has been engaged and
rAngeuent made warrant success.
myl4 An JOHN Med )SNELL Proprtetor.
Me DONNELL's RESTAURANT Ne E
EG l47 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
| Sz5sssB SSk rondelet streets, New Orleans
aS146a This establishment wtll remain open during
SUMMER hing the market affords can be found
desirable than other similar place in the city during warn
weather.
Families ssoR Merchants supplied with Wines ar
| Liquors OF every description g vholesaie prices
MCDONNELL AcGRAWl
my'4G Proprteiors
UNION RESTAURBNT, No. % E
| Charles
| a NJ The proprietors of this popular establishment
70 inform the public that they continue Be sup
ped the choice deicacieS of our markets. and Tor
Union to Be surpassed ~ any in the city. The
especially solicit continuance Of public PATRONAGE at
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ecesd mail consisting letters and newspapers for States
md cities Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Iopian Islands etc.
l. aeu from the POst-otce in New York semi weekly
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The Sixteenth Session Of this Institution begins
Monday in September 1855 int Desban Verndah,
pure by Academy establish in the South school
Of the highest order This magnificent building, most egiby
located high covering of four thousand
square feet with fine architectural exterior and
suitable distribution provided with bath and
every convenience tending health and comfort The InrH
ments Musical Philosophical, of the best nase
The course studies plan of instruction based upon
those Of the collegiate institutes Of the United
states and France with which Madame Dmiy corresponds
regularly No tangled systems adopted ecepve
Inducements held Numerous eferencesanong them the
Alumua o this Institution, Who now gem society,
For particulars, apply in person or by letter to
se1 lm6w NINE NJ. D. DINITRY.
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n7= ship j. Montgomery, Capt. Hamilton,
Boston, dischagng her cargo at Post 49, Third
District.
Con,iuees Of guuny cloth marked g. o. IS DO
do marked c. b. and 81 marked F. $. IT. underneih
consigned order VIII please make themselves known to the
,crgin the 4yee otherwise they will he stored
a. their expense and risk, - - ~
ANN r street.
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a UNION RESTAUR8NT, No. % e.
aNE% Charles street.
S NJ The proprietors Of this popular establishment
49, "a inform the public that they continue Be
Piled with 81 the choice decaces of our mari and Tor Luz
ury comfort cleanliness moderate rates will defy ths
Union to be surpassed ~ other house in the city Ts7
especially solicit continuance Of publie patronage. at
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COMPREHENSIVE.

DISsOLUTTDw = THE CoPARTERRsHtP Here
~ tofoTe existing between under the and style G.
sTILLNAF Co. is this day dissolved by mutual eo1seE
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PARTWER SHYP-THE
~ this day entered into copartner shil
acting business On theis own account
sion business, uader the name and Bty
TER.
..s..... Pr, D
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Chances tor bnsiness Men.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, a DIORAMA of
Il the GOLD REGIONS Of AUSTRALIA II makes
slendd xLibtion In perfect order II viii b. sold
low cash The purchaser vii be gwen full on: how
exhibit further particulars, apply 10 JOHN PfSE,
No 1909 B.-Woud Exchsnse for Real Estate
Personal Property.
EOR SALE-The LARD and OIL REFINERY
Il No. ~ Frankinst, In successful operation, where
profit Of from $1,000 b. made year, Business
dons cash Inquire tao premises from 10 70 snd 70
J. ~ BELLAMY L Co.
L'OR SALE.-The lease of House No. 50 West
II Tie whole Of the furniture
little used win be Sold with the leae favorable terms
Possession Immediately. Apply to A. sPAULDING, no. 80
Wa,l.s.. Jguncey Court
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.-Thc great MEXICAN
ID INDIAN GIANT only ls OF age yet OVER SEVEN
EFpT HIGH Celebrated AMERICAN DWARF LADY.
over is ,,s old yet but 81 inches high The BEARDED
BABY fosr year. old. with exuberani Besrd and Washers
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock aud also THIS EVENING
q, II O'Clock THloDoNS TilEATER OF ARTS, Including
MOVING Model the Leyiathsu Steamer srde weigh Be
tween he different Parts, Dr. VALENTINES ODDITIES.
The BEARDED BABY GRAND AQUASlA GIANT.
DIV ARR &C. all ,neA Adinittalcc TO al, -
cents: Children under 10, Is cents
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balss bp AurrlcA.
A. A. mEksn, Aertsoness
10y RANCs&. MERWIN a. Co Tr,A q.
Gao. A LE,urr. Auc,soocer.
INV EEn EsTfsIvf /. - o.
DhrAtTsrsr OF FINANCE CoMFrRoLLEs', oy,,c.1--
-rppv ,r. Nhw-foRx, Oct T. lsx

Ekhf LEASES 81 AUCTlON-By 1,
o; N" authority vested IN him BY n. Ler,.rn,. :. =
% ~ 'Ds oiaLshc~. II the Cozlnon Co,i ,A~ c.
tlr' WA s a, pube auction. hisas. BIZ irs
ausie sscuriy, y, th- City Pail on TtTEsDlY NV Ia -
a. "c'ceh n, LEASE or THE sERRY nou ~. -
o. "isee,' 4 =, Ns~-iosi. to 70. os Of G,ad a. Br
Float. Bridges AID Other hx-ures sp,rts;uirr Z, 80 -
adjustment Tor Tie tern Of TIN YEAR, fou, tar A. ~
OF May, 1893.
Al the time arc pi,c. The ro,,,.-0n., ,., -,
Arcion T. The highest biidet N $780,. :. - -
or 1HE FERRY. ~ 81 pse,ent r.,.ss,.l.s -, 80
basin AZ f--k shl VIEW OH the f.s NJ So ~
Brookhn, p u. fN.lismshursel OF =, .,r,, ~
said brooAlyu, raJsit t the toct South ri 81
rsh;s, irvleses snd sdysi tssss theref bousn. "A d.
ffuEn Ia. lrs; day .. May, Ss. 'N~S
he condition. and '.'.enssts ~ the l...~ Ia A.
Of terry Las~s hcrtotr. entered itso b., n.
Tie rzs- for EACH Of ts- shove aarn-d g.tri.. a,
coufofu 20 the requirements Of the CIV Ch.., a.
SeTrl.. ard coDtsis seasat. ON ~.
ks.sr ttst he will conduct and rsnase ,ec i Psr,s
"a such ras, regulations, ordinances Draws A,
hereafter froui time tnas b. made ~ n...,
moi Coancii OF State Les.slalafa "' 80
CONDlTlONs-Tbe purchaser Of The Far, La. ,.
app.n1sses 10 zach esse va % eqar-d to pay n TOE ~.
the amour, bid tor the ANNUAL sppy On M. g., 40 -
year in be executes less~ vita IA. s,n.i
otherwise 20 be f1Tci; & 20 the Corvar.i,a u IN -
b, two sareti-s ts this eH~tt that he will .x-t, "a -
sr-tic. be- approved by the Corprol~r Tor IN, M. -
payment of the rent qasreryesy toe ,b sAil rx,,
un II the Of the lease The fcs ID the aar,,o.s
and the q. the nas to be paid b. TIE purchaser -,
DO expense hateyeI il 20 be incurred ~ The Cofpou H.
Ia .ion with tse pier sip tushed pc. pr
Ia be leased DUNG the term Of the lease.
Saoua the as- Of the terry from Peek sip ~ rrA.ssx
ether Jaries than the present Ferry Company tAey will
ec hsv. the boat and ness-ay the pa,,
Ferry fsnudng RE landing at Bycs!ys (WiAusss
fair valuation be liked BY persons ed BY thr
cse-. in the parties cannot ~ Tie A.sA
70 BE- psic for the A. c. FLAGO ConptroI.s
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AMnsemeNib.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Tbe GALA NAT
This SATURDAY.; Nov.eaL
IMPORTANT NoTiCE.
Med GAzzASI0A 10 La sAvoRITA III.
re-: .,o,as 70 The patton. Of hr Moss osszz%sSa
nrn " ~ @ na soS ssay drsrnac
OF Leos9r'i ia the i0ur9 a. ~ f vou,rA
In ADDITION TO Der admir- .h the ofsne Girl"
i'' ''''O' P nc Oh i;i md GAzzASiGA
I'D p sHi MADAME UA .sG9s,s1yp
rAMafo' IokiNL GAsPARoNI.
III the k Snh p4 EhhT or Tgy REGIMENT.
seec,ons irom sEMihAMls
sn' toe '0""n OCT 0' La FAyORIrA
. remarkable combination
ever o1 nspk n 20 %RTTsTs AND POPULAR OPERAS
supported b, the splendid MI Of the Academy Of
''''" 'TKRIvAIYD CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
korIor-1iete for ss maiiree BE- had tins morning
tbs three REGULAR aud The ~ en'y supplementary eket ONO
Al THE DOORS
80 fsste boxes may be secured in advance ct the Academy
iIe Az asE D&UchfER' o. !" ffHfiE sEoiaEvT
eahA' Be Mr. fIS c5 an 1iI sad oRMs gwen
n the sane cers and in ve admired characters Of Maria Sad
-..'''' TIE DaDGilTER OF THE REGIMENT
will be presented WITHOUT cuisAeni or abrdsnent II vii
ONLY MATINEE ]. WHICH PICcoLOMrN
VIII appear account Of her sppToachug departure for Bos
'' H. rf sSfIsrf Eva S n: e,e a. pr., With
ht P5f tsR qE y fh aFs aS lAHAno
To Dc followed BY n, as%'Isd spanish song
ThE ORANGE GIRL,
Sung Ia Characteristic costume Mad Gaznanss
Amer which, Selections from KOsnis OPEN OF
SENlRANIS.
Assure. SisnoT tasscr
To conclude with the fourth act Of
LA FANORITA
By Mad. GAIZANIOA aud sir. LORINl
The opeueU III The hti4er viii commence
atONE precisely n, Acts MI DO Of sho DURATION
that vstor o the might BE- Id time or the rar'ads
Ond steamboats,. ....-,.
y" "'"V GK,SD 6oS GIGvAHNI MONT,
With more striking and ensemble than hss ever e@n
performed Am-Ic ~ il Any European city, not even Lon
doa and Paris cxcep d
following tslcpt has been united TO appear
. ..IT On ONE AND The SAME EVENING:
o. PICCOLOMiNi AID GAZLANIGA,
Mile. GiIIONi.
Prime Macstys 1heate London her debut
d AuIcrica),
CARL FO8MES 20 LEPORELLO,
(fns time this scasonI
Nile. SOTO
IN the Bslet. suppo7.ed bys
CHORnL ANb ORCHESTRAL FORCE
numbering upward 81 - ....,o,,.,.,
The sale Of seal. Tor Don GIOVANNI
T"fs Morning.
Tho private boxes for Don Giovanni will lie
SOLD Ar AUCTION
BY Benny H. Leeds Co., 1Hls MoRSIsG a. u O'Clock, -
IN THEROTUNpA OF THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
kOIlCE.--The Jubhe respectfully lnIofned that
MILE. PGiNsOT and MADAME LABORDE
alton. Due notice viii be given OF then
first appearance 10 America
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yI,uE DON GIOVANNI NIGHT on MONDAY

TIVE DON GIOVANNI NIGHT on M, Mo N,l,aa,
piccoLoMINL GAZZANIGA Debut % Mile. GHioSI
~1pf FORMFs As Leporello. CASTER. Mile SUIO
HI,aiEL MULLER, GASPAkONL WUNLiCh. bALLEf'
Srea p, rorme r, In Chorus aud Orchestra
So 81 sea.s commences THIS MoRNlSu a. o..oss
Priv s,- VIII be- sold az auction sy HENRY
II IyEns Co, at the Kot:Ida o. VIC 9te' -eA-' e''
:, ~ a'elo@k TaIS MORNING
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ALBERT H. NreoLAY. Agou 'uees
DEREMPTORI SALE of the JERSEY CITY


i CLASsWOKKs tAUCTloN-ALBsRrH n. Nlc0LAi
Will se, without reserve On MONDAY, Nov. q: l90cNA
a. Merchants Exchange n y the well properly
the JERSEY CITY GLAsswoRhS. erected N iss aai -
iais'd in 1910 comprising wosory erck building VITA
addition but Of stone lor NJ King The Cls..hoss -
pr a surface Of II full ots of ground fronting @ @
NH,huz.onst, and running back on Essn snf bsus
us feet IS full lots OF ground south OF the ts
Canal are with the Glasshouse The Cutting D
Of ample dimensions, sno worked by steam fs
store and Pacns rooms spacious and the coetas
ali the necessary tor Oisss fscory 81 ~
largest class The premises deuve their orislnA title ion
A.socares Of the rsey Con peny The situsou
70 the ferry The lots Nos 81 Bersenst and Es'en
uh.t 90 an annual ground 10 each bot The
are rayh. pre h December, 1884, and ths
90 the whole property about 500. The we,sr In
property is oct above 10 per annuu Tne Ses1esJ Csa
Ira. Rssd Copany have p-ttioned the New Jersey L-xs
ure or All extension e their road 10 jersey CITY, aud
thought that in such event, this property would De vsst
for the COMPANY. de pot grounds The aten,os Of cstas
this sa the property 10 eonstaa, .nce.s
value. and for investment must large PROFITS Terms ass
and title For aud hAndsu
tanning fGD information, apply at the oiiee OF
ALBERT IL. NlCOLAY, Aactionees
No. Brosd-st, n
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN MATINEE FOR MOUNT VERNON
On FRIDAY, NoS. II 1853,
e, O'Clock, .,., ,.,.,,,. =, ,...,.,,r,
THE HON EDWARD EFFRITT.
al the renues, Ladies' 81 the New York COMMITTEES Of the
MOUNT VERNON AS SOCIATIOH,
will deliver bis -. -. ....o-o
GRAFTON on WASHINGTON
Doors op@n a. |, 70 commence at o'c'ocs.
Ticket. Seats secured, 81 80; for sale At hs
prcipsl Hotels Muse Gno Book Sor-s the Ofs of th-
Association No u Cooper Iustiut Aor Pe, and 81 Nibs
Garden.
Prisst. Boxes 81 and BIO
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NOTICE-TO OUARRYMEN and CONTRACT


IN ORS-Propossls viii BE- received by ROBERT MIDDLE
TON Secretary. at the office Of the DORCHESTER OLIVE
FREESTONE COMPANY. No. 80 Beayerst-, New York, To
Nov l. 1885, for the and delivery board of veel
furnished by the Company st the wharycs in either OF the
opposite FrcestOne QusTs Dochester Province OF
Brunswick OF f0J tuns Of Olive Frees.one at the rate
OF 20 from April 10 December In the years
1859 1860 and 1861.
The be taken from the upper terrace now being
worked The contractor to have ohooe Of any PA oil iI"
tuns laid open at said terrace.
The lies horizontally at elevation of 80 feet above the
place Of Shipment srd is easily taken o Thickness. OF the
range varies from TO ten feet
The be subject approval Of Inspector and es
according builders the dock Dor
chester.
Terms cash delivery OF bills Of lsdins The COMPANY will
reserve sufficient margin security to be mutually agreed
upon
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IN SPRINGFIELD - ANUFACTURING
LIS LIE the real and rs.r.nnsl Prou.c1

PROPERTY for SAkE-An the real and personal Property
teiy belonging the ara Msnutu Company consisting
of brick Cotton Factory containing machinery for lB1f
spos Of the newest construction Countns and Cloth Room
Boiler blocks OF brick Boarding houses more than
sufficient for Of the Mls) brick Machine
SHOP Agents House. OveTseers Cottages together With
sunory other buildings Also Branch Railroad mile 10
lengt with tie Western Railroad Water power
sdeouate 5000 spndes with substantial stone Dam and
Canal and Land lying both sides Of the Chico
pee River the of Springfield ChicoPe ana Lndow.
for further information apply TO 5 ROCKINGHAM Boston
GEORGE WALKER, Springfield; @. W. HOLT, st the hlh;
or C. BARSTOW and VI. DELANO New. York.
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fost dnb found.

NTFTROpOIITAN POLICE.-OWNERS are
tI WLYTyD !, the of q Of the PROPERTY CLHhh
No 90 Brooae.t hr the following Goods supposed %
s'ol.u siz: p......
Wst.les sbd JsVe.ry. A. Hides, rig Ifor rig L-s'' N
A~uinrs. and Jar 81 Preserves.
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II Doors opcr at ~. The whole of the DAUGHTER OF
THE BEGIMENT By PccooniIi. Forines Tansro. Seiee-
fion from SEMIRAhIS, by UAngr AID Gesser Ia MARIAN
JERA by Gazzai.s Fourth act OF LA FAVORlTA, BY Gar
xaniga Lsreni
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n
N -THE ACCTIOS-HtSRY H. LEEDS 4 Co. beg
leave 10 stthey have ben employed BY NJ Uil
MAN dispose II tie CHOICE OF BONE5 or the tr pr
formsuoe q DON GIOVANNI. MONDAY EFsSlSu
Nov Q, the bae Of which v BE- made 81 the Merchant
Exctsnsr, THIS SATURDAY. Mo- g. at !! o'oocs The
Of .e will b. s-olows tfs. oil toe ou;rO Of boAe-
s,0-c n. second If boxes rontE the STAGE tb the
thd Of boaos fronting the fourth. tie side He
several ~ which very d~.irabe Diagrams q t7e boxes
be- had Ns-.au; saturday morning
M ULLMkN ha acop'sd this mode for ne d position Of h@
for TIE Purpose 81 pfceng their falling INTO The hsni
Of sIscua,oi They viii b. pot tie regular price, and
th. premium will distributed the charitable OBJECTS Of
lac day uf der liz. difsc.i 81 tie Mayor.
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y onrA \ nron.slc.A r.oT e d
THE DESTRUCTION
VIII open the Hall Broadway near Beeoker'. on
MONDAY EVENING Nov. 8. This unsqusled WORK OF Art
MONTHS IN PREPARATION,
an viii be produced in sly 10 regard ess OF
LABOR OR ENPENsE .
The LOCALITIES and BUILDINGS are PLACED o. 'ordins
the authority Bible Josephus DIR Rooinsou &c as
slated by Draw made by Mr. Ban
personally the spot durns peIoas tour upa
eNP''''' ~ '"' PAINTING AND MUSIC
combined with
INTRICATE MACHINERY AND ACOUSTIC EFFECTS,
will present $500
THRILLING REPRESENTATION
THE pRsTRucTioN or JERUSALEM By THE Ro-
MANS, A. d. IL.
Also
BANvARD'S GREAT PAINTINGS
JERUSALEM
THE HOLY LAND.
which were visited in Europe by upward Of
FIVE MILLIONS OF PERSONS.
CROWNED HEADS
from he marks of their royal aProbaoi
The myEiads o; Figure; i N. @ i are the
Illustrating the MANNERS. CUSTOMS and RELIGIOUS
CEREMONIES Of the inhabitants, composed Of CHRIS
TiANs, MOHAMEDANs aud JEWS. together with ali the
HOLY SHRINES
SACRED LOCALITIES
o7v svp,-, r.; Amen: them %r c.1v,ay ,,...,,.,
the .ynsr spots the CRUClFINION, BURIAL, RESUR-
RFCTION and Ascension Of the SAVIOR.
Open every Afternoon o. Sooock ard every Evening a. IT,
Admission 25 cents; children half price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
6ouses and forms Uantsb.

WANTED TO HIRE-A part of Il two three
w story DWELLtNG-hoUsh, second Eiror. one B.-r
ulent Room and Rooms IN nird story attic Location
vest OF Broadway and below 23d-s,- Address /. r. N
Tribune Ofho~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
0cuartnership Notices.

NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION of PARl,NoSIp.
IN sLIP.-rhe firm VI r. CHoCTEAC, u, 90 nj
Go hsx hen dissolysA Of which notice Sercoy
Of ths surviving pssspers IL authorized n sign p' 49,
6ru In ia. Ted ar - Octsbsr q: 81 ..vvoeDkC$
P. CHOugEAus j.. GASfoH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
stationerp ano fantp Goods.

CLOTE & JAMES, AT,
~ sTATIONERS. PRINTERS AID sLASh-bv,UUn l.;,1t
pACTt RERS. No q Fukon-st Orders res - '"u' -'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-15
MNERVA COLLEGE.

For the Education OF Young Ladies,
SITUATED FIVE NILES EAST or NASHVILLE, TENN
EENIS hOuhng Institution viii reopen the first Monday
in September next ador1ing superior educational facilities.
Commodous additions having to the building,
increased number Of pupils be accommodated.
the design OF the Principal and Teachers Of the School
make study pleasure and
care with an the charms Of the family circle
The situation healthy and Of access and the Of
thorough and systematic Circulars, and
other particulars obtained store Berry
Co. Public Square McCures music store on Union street,
BY addressing the Principal, S. L. JONES,
auge ID Minerva College, Nashville Tenn,