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IAyDs.

Also iOs8 acres, p miles from Memphis on Pigson
Rest ruat, we'll Improved with rs likely neEr1cs. A
rui bargain can Be bad Call ssol.
1882 Acres n1l1Iuiug Germantown; well improved place
fof Acres milss frum Memphis near uniou Depot 90
Memphis and Ohi1 Raliruadi 200 in cultivation.
$50 Acres 6 miles from Memphis, on Wof river; re
CLEARED, ven Improved steam saw nil, etc5 ven
timlered
So Acres ~ uiies fum Memphis. near Raieirh; me
cHarcl Erd improvements
80 Acres q miles from Memphis, on N-uphis sns
ohio HaiiruaA 81 Pea Point rs cleared; sod i'm
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DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 p. o., NeE YORK.
fIf=.awfH LHH na HH Hra~f.
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CHOICE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
HOUSES AND LOTS
~ MaTAWM

ELAA" A8LAL'A
+ O r = a / 4.
TWO HOUSES y lots ~ uu1flB street. -
4 suitable f1r snail families. trertar vim go
eisht nd a haf sores in ur Austin D1ru1tu
-olh-rast ~ he as. beautifully sfnafsd nrL4A
1ulilnE plrpusrs. TIles cszr auI rlIzHufaf IerEi.
essy Pr further paru-uiars iu4uire at te
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An .rHISe BY MOONLIGHT Is BEEEoHEs-
A letter from Petersburg, Va, to The Nor
fox Dag Book gives the following adventure
Of : fast young lady % the former city:
ATatber novel scene for a city making 10
claim 10 the appelladon Of "fsst.1 was wit
messed on cur streets last night AWild.roufek-
ing Young gil, connected with one Of the frst
families Of Be ancient Cockads, Of high ae-
compllshuents, and endowed By nature with
more ihan usuai grace Of form and beauty Of
person, ur0menadcd one Of our most frecuen-
ted h~oroughfares, with Isunty cap and tsssel,
cigarette in mouth, cane IN hand, and full
male apparel, without eliciting one solitary
glance " remark from our usually Figiisnt
nocturnal guardians. This extensive prone
made of a female in male apparel, was enacted
too. beneath the bright rays Of a full-orbed
moon, and was cognizant % a half dozen OF
moro Of our Young city backs, who had been
apprsed Of The Intended disguise. Singular
freak, and one that viii be long boastfully re-
CURED 90 By the charming heroine who 20 sue
cessalHy accomplished the plot"
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uAtANH Asen out letters ~ admiuiafrlfn -, o..
II NE late Thomas Haunsran. de1rasaf NJ
tee d h~efely gwen t9uu rennns ndebtelt8 Esid esf-r.
b. ogme forEarc and make payment iu-nrHsfrfr r-T-a
Claims aaalAN ne estate muEt b. rreeenfel uIr.r a.
ane prescribed By Law. duly uuneufiaatrd- o- ni- ~
lice viii BE- plead IN bar o. her recovery.
ANN UANEETSW
rore-Hm aT--
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RObb 4 johnson,
CARPENTERS e. JOENFRS

BuLl1EfG GnA M~AHuJlcurfTH
HArTEG LEASED che manufaaufing depsrfneut rvs
VI Whlppie 3 Nautgumery's PaninE MI. "a Nafiar
street. ~ are prepared 70 execute al orders IN uhe ab1vs
une uifh rra-lutnfss and diVatdh. insiudinr Forrirr
nEfherbaerfln r. Eash. Blinds, Door Frames. Wlnd11
Rraues. sraHus nd every article 81 Bumber neceharf
y hs elilra nnIsh a~buldngs. We respectfully fdich
a-ssre o. ne p1His ratron1Ee. Orders received sinsT
~ Nhipris a nrrtEnery o. ourselves.
RQBghTQEERoE
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Romantic marriages are now the rage
ID Europe A Few mCnths since, q Young per
son got lutoa train a. On 20 proceed TO LIN
don. SIC had been staying on q visit with
some of her relatives residing in that village,
hy trade uocers. In the same compartment
with herself was an elderly gentleman, who
entered into conversation with her, and learned
that SIZE was he daughter Of a miller and
shortly 20 Be married 70 one Of her own rank
iu life. The gentleman seemed much struck
with her, and advised Der 10 pause before she
msde so hastY a marriage. She replied that
was not hasty, as she had been engaged for
some time. He however, persuaded her not
TO marry tml she heard from him, which she
did within a week, when he wrote, Offering 10
marry her himself, and giving her a month 20
consider, Sic took the month, and, at the ed
Of the tme, her noble sutton also, and shortly
after became Warehouses Of w
A French paper says
At The Tleater du palais ROYAL about . yssr
sE0 zss a FoanE actress, only seventeen years
oE ace and remarkablYhandsome ;but in spite
of her youth and beau'y, her success was not
great. a wealthy MoidaTian, who had short
Dr. before Loot bis wife, and who had CONS 10
Paris 20 dissipate bis Eorr0w, saw her and was
exceed rEfV struck 10 find that she exactly re-
seusied the dear departed. he returned sever
I'D Euas 20 TIE theater, and became fascinated
Eil Der. Atlength hes0ught out her parents,
requested permission C become q suitor for her
hand, and was accepted and a few days back
bylaUful marriage be gave her bis name and
fortune. tbs latter consisting Of 10000 francs
q year. The M0idaFian IL named Sterian-
the young LADY De- daughter q NJ. Pauler, re-
spoasitle editor Of the ChGriUarL-
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Mt6ital
BLOOD PURIFIER
HEALTH RESToRER

AAA
rs 2 MoGOWAE7s sARsAPAEuLA ana IODIDE
l fJIAau, made from Fresh Hlot. the suIy End
10y ne unddeucs q ne pu1ucor ne piysielzns
NmponentsQ Of mls medicine are higny czt1Ied By
el 1stnguiahed physicians n ne Eorhl, mr ne
hranat7m- aouL NsuraiEia. s-phlis. s-ofu-
aNllluE Diseases ~ tie ElueFs. HlrE. Liver.
SD anlarEeueltl m Tmrsrs. pIwrles on ne
~ arsa tAoaqUu'a Ointleut .o BE- aupladl Pc
NmP14uns Impurities of ua Blood or system. aud
spelaeutherrcn U makes ne sEn clear
-tnq lecr win le iaIes. and Should b. casl
agrlns and summer b purity ne 1cal anF ufcFeli
lcEnels 81 and si 81 ah6tdr.
AuvaA aoLuHN FECrunNT=Tnrrrafad fr
s SAla Cln1uuuuon, Ac. ar rlinra Inast immr-
lAH feiH-anl uniiEe ucsf uecdr1la. does ne cane
lI ienas ~ reEulats ur bowels. zhIIaf 10
has0HN'5 EsaENCH or TAR c--.a.a curs o.
~ Complaint, piarrlea pean.sy, uuz CrauI.
AasOWN's DOGwOGD w0N-A ps-n,r-Bt
Pr thus au1 Eage-s Agle Caksur Erlaared spleen
hislisEeaa D~ysgeq-a, pelllU Ps-aaa- ~,slfeny
o. cnnsumpi0n a.
I0M4CH HTTERsA pleasant. .rrfr-
H1tne Hsniq Ubs used bsNrs maass IN D~ys3elas. De-
bluY. &c.
MaFOWN's O~INTMEST-Nsver m1Fn o. fI eurInr
oA Aaaqar'a aarsapErila and folfs e. P1lzsh
81 HiernalJS CGcera Chr1nic Sore Ey- Burus
Prepared snd sa b. r. s. Husha- Dru-r.t sn Of
Aesfo ard Mortar. 80. 11 Main srrecL hetEseu " aal-
A.an and follsr Mauuhia. Tennessee farff-rv
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MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY
Memphis, Tenn.
Observation-Disclosures Furniture

1rHE Memphis Manufacturing c.. are nov In fun 81
Il erauQn WORKING about so hands. and are makirE and
are prepared o. make t1nrder al kinds Of Furniture, a.
WhoiesAe % realr Euarauyiug t1 clmpete With North
ern tact1rles5 18th in quaiIt and price Persons favor
abe % te sace-s Of Sufheru enterprise viii demon
straie 81 BY their lnfne1ce and patronage. The follow
ms articles VIII De Manufactured in large Quantities,
with a view o. supplying wholesale a. well g. retail, The
trade such a. Misses cottage, circle end, low common
an hIEh-pEt b~-l-teais. cribs. luuuzes +; dining. deseit
anl hreaEfasttltaE tu ana wire cnmmun and cupboard
sales A--lcl nl.css eKtersiou tables enclosed and
ogfrmln Washsiauisi Wardroecs. b1okcases; fan leaf,
once and counting hon-e desks, common and dress
bureaus ere. MCKINNEY a 90. P~op-ietars.
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Policies issued in the above Old and reliable Company
On liberal terms by J. p. CHADWICK, Ascent,
suEfa Bank BuIdinr. Main street
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Fresh Fruits all the Year.
THE YEOMANS
FRUIT BOTTLE

TrOE ullItT. clureuie1ce. co11auy and safety. b. une-
II quzlef fer preseTFing fruit 10 . fresh state, IN any
climate, an iufeduifr time.
HzrE1E used these Bottles we end them eNaeedtrrJ
cunreuieut. and just ne hing WEntes. "-JoHN J.
Do REGISTER q Hural Aneirs.
pr descriptive and price cruuiau addrga The pro-
prietT, 81 WsiEo-ths wayne Co, Rev Tuk
nv :. Q. TBOEANa
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c. Z. SLOAT & co.'s
FIRST PREMIUM
SEWING MACHINES.

THEE MahluH
4 wll' sfl'n n.I
fs bind and gath
T Ihcy make e
aTulg lnCE=ltrl
taf cannot De- raw
eiri 90 pa cu
hey make lesu-
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Hnnrinn
WINDOW FRAMES,

WTITDVW INhNLUT
&C, &C, &C,
which will b made up 10 order on short noucs. ne
Carpenters Department will be sHperintended By NJ
Jno- Lent veil kn0un b be q superior mechanic. He
wil give his pers nal atientiuu 60 an orders. and en-
tract Tor work in that hrsnch ofbusiness-
We have encaEed ne services o. Hr. o. n. Peete A.
foreman in ne Furniture Department, who viii pay
strid attention % orders ani eive i~Hfnrmafion % parties
wanting any thing lu that line manufactured. M
whole viii BE- uuder he immediate Eupervision q Our
Mr.. J. p. Mckinney, who win reuain a. the Facnry du-
ring business haurs.
U-Tsur criers are solicited Orders received either
At our Store, No. l2 Vain street. o. At the FACTORY.
80 HErNNET co.
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TENN.
Dissolution.

THE oo-psrtnership heretafors exisiins uniefthe ern
II Of LOWNES, ORGTLL 4 CO. expires us 4y,
b. is own limitation. ne EnderiEned are each auih q
70 use the name a the late arm IN hguldauQn
J. HENRT A. LOWNES Memphis.
EDMuND oRGfL
ILL OnGuL, New York.
memuhia. y-ue -. 1850.
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LIABILITIES.
The amount q Liabilities due or not due 70 banks or
other credlt1rs-nCthtng.
Losses adjusted and due-nQne.
Loses afiusted not III p
BEses unadusieds in suspensei waiting proofs
rcIltesteL 644h
All other claims aeaius the Company are small, for
Aeents instructed o take no risks exceeding $1,000
w1tl1at special permission
The greatest af1suh insured in any onecity, town, vii
Isre o. biack, varies. and depends upon ne construction,
material. and The means Of a%rrestlng ares.
= 6. RIPLEY. President.
THOS. K BRACE, n,
Hartford. July I 1859. Secretary.
STArE or CONNECTICUT q
HARTFORD COUNTY, Hartford, Aug. !, 80.
Perz1u1nny appeared before me, HENRY FOWLER. q
Jusfice ~ he Peace. duly qualified 10 administer oathsi
=. q. Ripley. President. and Thomas X. Brace, IT.. Sec
rotary. and made solemn cath that the f-oreEoinE statement
afrhe assets and condition u the Aetna Insurance Com
pauy is true. FOWLER,
Justice o. he Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CONTROLLERS OFFICE, .
NASHVILLE, Aus. D, 1883.
This isto certify thatfhe Aetna Insurance. Company, 10
Gated at Hartford. in the State q Connecticut. has cum
rlaf with aI the requirements O. an a1 passed BY the
General Assembly of the state % tennessee. in March,
1856, entitled An Act oregulate the agenciesof iasu-
raRor Companies not uoorporatedby the STATE Of Teunes-
see" and fhatL p. Chadwick Is the legally aufhsriEed
zzcntd said Company in The town of Memphis, STATE o.
Tennessee. IT DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued in the above old and reliable Company
IN liberal terms by J. p. CHADWICK, Ascent,
suEia Bank BufldinE. Main street
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INNhA nEle LAur NaINALAAaA
II uauy, located Al Hartford, Com.
The Capital Is One Million Dolars, and p@asp
ne Assets ofme Company are; 4eresi
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20'G0E ~
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y a ERIs ora wheat WHISKY, Just received. his
OU j. pure and cqual tothe hesf Rye. For sale NE
= ct1-s a,nrirumen o. < DONoHuES,
fDs 49, H@la eraat err. unnu-
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Crittenden, Ark, Land


LNoA sale tr-urel hiadate and the l5-1 n Oct1fsr
j. aeEt aui IL uof sid SHAT time. viii b sulru uat
GAY p 1r aiesr rttinrf lEr euu OF Mulau. in sid
clniEf q EaH % .sra c-rllu.ng Iree hullrrI and
rre-fT acres --lta. . IscEUI u-usllr. furnrr-eue
acres % E-lcn an ulr rIlVaulu Ard rs acres
lsa4snei sax 1r srs-rTe1ns ago. The pl1ce has 1u 4rl
cabins. sol ven er Dr. ls rEItEi ahllr two auf a
hlf ullsH from a.a- El.n EH-F aaI tur u1-es nart Of
te military mr1 leasing o. Little E1--. TIE ful b.
No . On quality FrrrH UErr 81 buv can aur1r b.
He sllarller uVluE ll ae aLllav EraI Ia said I1an-
ship near the resldsacs 90 nrs. o.. Z. IaaEls
.-L--L.Ll n LE-ErNs AL
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T~RURTEEFs SAB.

DY virtue 81 a neeiof trust executed o. me a. Trustee
ID b. r. Y. ErkpauiaE On the ifh day ~ March. 1883.
and r~eriferef ue slsf March. 1883, in bo1k b. page Ice.
ID The RaEistfrs Oncs AZ s1mcrTila farftfe county.
tennessee. fr purposes therein srccief. ] vii sell al
public alr. on ae premises. 90 sATCRnAT. he soth
DAY % septembe-. 1854 o H1u1r and Lot. situated in the
town q LaGranFe. Teuues-ee, known - the Gait House
property. the ssne a. tuilthF vi HfE. Tie said lot
contains about tive and one half acres. anf Be- the sane a.
oanveyed % X. Y. Eirkpauiek ~ " A. Turner. Trustee
of l.. nix. sid property is situatei immafisieIy
rurh o. the Memphis and Chsrlrsf1n Railru1d Depot d
IaGranee. and l. vel aiaplnd % h1tei purposes. me
term % tie sale are. oua-third cash on The Fuf. and ths
h1l1uce iu one ard two years, equal payments. Bonds,
secured ~ a lien on the property and two rod iniorEers,
viii Be required On the deferred paymeutL
ssq-td JAMES s. DAY, Trustee.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW, POSSESSING A GOOD AMERICAN
"A education amiable disposition prepossessinr annear
nothing Of the qualities Of the heart wishes hold
correspondence with gentleman under thirty wears Of
age with view 10 matrimopy Southern Gentleman nre
o. ROD. Masonic Address laura Herald oGcS. ~
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COUNTRY HOUSE AT LLEWELI.YN PARK,
" ORANGE, NEW JERSEY,
FOR SALE

FIVE ACRES OF LAND ELEVATED ABOVE THE
berry garden the wide extent Of VIEW
anbroken from Haversraw the Hndson north TO Rarta
York city Long Island Atlantic Ocean Narrows Staten island
and the Highlands S Of Southern Jsse the ~
Eagle Rocks and Wdmons from Paterson TO Mburn This
close Of day mighty shadow Is bounded only by the still ia
minated spires Of The great city and s suburban towns with
sn s s E and a y s contrasting with the opposite
Ths house of peear e form and construction spreanp
extent and rising from
tue The basement Of Is above ground on two Sides
south and east terraced on the north and west This story
tans the dining Kitchen servants bedrooms and oces
Browns hot water heating apparatus Harrsons European
introduced throughout the house with modern
The snperstructure Is OF brick laid IN hollow walls sixteen
that of the Nova Scotia sandstone and the covering slate
This with deaened floors and brick partitions renders the
house permanent and incombustibe.
The Term Arcade villa" applied to this house is derived
ing promenade hundred feet abung upon the
northern end east and west sides One extreme OF this arcade
pedmented gable and The other
Tns asa NJ has % @ %
kirk e On the left connecting with the hall by sliding
he height Of srshsa ribbed and papslsd W6
light in ne ss g s s OF win Sa
large size octagona in FORM and for parlor
Connects with pleasant in the top Of the while tho
summit commands the view described.
with the smallest means and as every work Of ar 70 ,.
judged by the laws OF inherent perfection building which
appears dscodant in its parts unsuitable TO its purpose
bad. whether II be called Gothic Grecian Roman. Hence
in the Arcade Villa the architect has attempted style
building corresponding with the climate with the ready
materials and with the sentiments and of the
and Of the times and also constituting in its form and the
several parts and ornaments whole IN harmony with itself
and excluding rejecting everything foreign and unsuitable
the moral or physical of the building. In short 1t
American though composed in the Italian alphabet Black
adapted TO the stefan open knoll skred only with trees
embraced view by the eye with tower and
ympanum hpped roof and chimney tops accessory
form.
The approach road after passing the gate lodge of ewe
Park winds through shady glen of magnificent yes
the latter nourshed by softly gliding stream rejecting
foliage Of beech birch and tulip wood with nndergrowth
is attained upon which the Arcade villa placed.
Lewelyn Park less than hour from New city
via Morris and Essex Railroad eight per day
and via New Jersey Railroad and Orange omnibus nne
trips each way daily
For and other particulars apply s. HASKELL a
Cedar street, N. Y, or Eagle Rock, Orange, N. j.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
broadway PROPERTY FOR 'SALE.-THE vALUA-
ID BILE property Broadway just above Broomc street,
running through TO Mercer street. Apply 10 T. H. LUDLOW
co. IA Pine street.
broadway PROPERTY WANTED.-WANTED, TO
ID lease for term OF years 10 purchase lot from 80 10
90 feet OF ground 'front.' by not less than ~ to 100 feet In depth
broadway, Between Prince street and Grace church
NJ. Il. SHELDON IS Nassau street
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TvOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
Il New York and Virginia Screw seamshp Com.
panyB and first class seamshp MOUNT VERNON r.
D. Smith lumander viii leave pier u North river tie
above ports Saturday, September H. NJ Cabin paa
sage with unsurpassed accommodations 81 So Freight 3d.
per GOODS other articles proportion
and Fridays and Saturdays frenht
after NJ tay Of sailing No commission charged for
er For freight usage. apply to Il. B. CROMWELL Co.
r West street.
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, SITUATED ON
Brooklyn Heights medium size, desirable location and
convenient all the ferries For particulars apply 70 s.
HQNpLQW, Montague, near Court street, Brooklyn,
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
mr. COOPERS OFFICE, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- Chatham and William Office hours from In the
ing until s in the evening. Sundays excepted
DR BARROW, 1914 BLEECKER STREET NEW YORK,
IL four doors below Macdougal street. Hours of consulta
ton from IL till and from toS.
nR wARD-OFTICE 4s3 BROADWAY, NEXT TO
~ Waacks theatre, up stairs Office hours from A. NJ.
till 10 +. NJ daily. On Sunday till IL NJ.
DR WATSON MAY BE CONSULTED AT HIS RESI-.
~ dence, 40 Broome street, second bleck Of Broad
way, from A. NJ. to9P.M
nR COBBETT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET MEMBER
IL Of the New York University Medical College, may con-
suited his old established Office from 81 A. NJ 70 p NJ
nR RAI.PHs oFFICEs-CoRNER OF HOUSTON AND
~ Crosby streets QS9 Crosby Hours 10Y to and to
Sundays excepted.
DARIs AND LONDON OFFICES OF DIR. NJ. LARHoNr.
i ~ Broadway, New yosk, w ulaiFb . 4, X NeP.E
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SO QO0 WILL BUY THE TWO STORY AND BASE
spO.CUU ment brick house 81 East Fifty first street near
Fourth avenue, with the handsome furnure house contains
all modern improvements. Inquire of JOHN WEBER 81
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CIxTH AVENUE PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN.-THAT
y brown store the northwest of Thirty.
eighth street. first rate stand for grocer butcher baker,
liquor dealer Most of the purchase remain
mortgage Also two the block, with plate glass
windows well adapted for light gentee business Apply
ON
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EvERY FAMILY "A HOME.-THE HOMESTEAD I'M
II proyement Company building twelve dwellings brick
and frame coages costing $500 5000 For easy
payments East New York y great railroad centre and
growing rapidly For plans of buildings &c. apply CHAS
X. MILLER, Is William street, No. A.
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INOH BAVANNAH.-THN AMERICAN Hwv<,
II Screw Steamship Companys and Hrs. class stean
Il North river Thursday Sept 6 at r. NJ Cain pes
% savannah with unsurpassed SIS ThronsS
tickets 70 New Orleans $50 %; 70 Mobile, $685. Moncomsry
e6 Albany Geo, IA Atlanta, t23 Columbus, ~: NIX,
$2l augusta 30 Also 70 principal places In Flcrids
n lowest rates Insurance half per cent Measurement,
goods voc per foot others goods in PROPORTION No commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned Georgia Central
Railroad Agent No bills Of ladng Igned after departure Of
steamer. For freight passage apply to "
II. b. CROMWELL Il CO., SO West street
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$780, ssass gss1s Ns
ond Brooklyn; modern Improvements pazzas front and
will be sold much below the real value Also good farming
land from IS 70 IS per q FLINT ''''s
ID Nassau street, room No g.
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ITO LET-LARGE STORE, BASEMENT AND HOUSE
corner Third and Eighth street, store q feet by S.
well calculated for first class grocery similar business
being near the new Tompkns market basement ~ feet by
IL with kitchen under walk is well calculated for first class
restaurant being surrounded by public buildings and
thing Of the kind this side Of the The dwelling hand
some commodious and convenient Inquire Of O. PITT,
SEN. 60 LAFAYETTE place.
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LNOR SALE-THE FRUIT, VEGETABLE POULTRY
fish and oyster department large in the upper
part of the city. Inquire at A. J. Martins, No. Horaho
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ROE n MeaA,.vVANA.-sTEAMsHIP QUAKER CITY R. W.
snuieiat commander authorized to carry the United
ses mall 70 sal every 20 days from port This ship viii
Wednesav oc.ne ana commence her regular fall trips
DIVER For freight passage apply TO HARGOtS 20 M
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INOR SALE.-A SMALL VARIETY STORE WILL BE
sold cheap cash Satisfactory given
for selling For TERMS &c. inquire at 2l5 East Twenty
sfree
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dt7 OOO FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE FARM OF
&lsOOO. $50 acres % cleared, with house, barn. &c
Price above. For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inquire of L. r. PEA
COCK 80 William street. H. from II 10 IL A. NJ and to
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ENOR SALE-AT A VERY LOW PRICE, FOR THE PUR.
pose of its deyeopemen and operation, aporon Of one
Of the most valuable inventions brought before public
in which money can be made largely.
BIGGS SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street.
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ENOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF RE.
IL tail grocery store; will be sold very low. Address NJ c.
box 2Q3 Herald office.
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T .OOK AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOR
II California-Steerage $50 cabin $75 first cabin
500 including railroad ticket The favorite steamship
NORTH STAR, Captain A. G. jones' will from pier
No North river, Tuesday, September TO- O'Clock r. M
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship Uncle
Sam the Pacific Extra line always
Northern Light will succeed the North Star and New
York the 9Th Of October For freight passage apply
d. b. ALLEN, agent, No Bowling Green, New York city.
N B-Al persons forbid trusting any account OF
he above ships owners
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WANTED TO PuRCHASE-IN HEALTHY AND RE-
w spectacle locality distant by railroad not more than one
hours ride from this city snug house suitable for small ia
mly and with about two of land price not to exceed
$1,000 Parties residing fever neghborhoods
not reply. Address X. r., box lO2 Herald office.
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LNOR sALE-THE THREE YEARS LEASE OF HOUSE
II No. Hall place, opposite Tompkins market Inquire
a No. Hall place.