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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
THO yzurdeEous Assault upon the BenScis
BOy-Arrest OF alleged Assallantss
From Ina Uootoa pcae vrlv q

From the Boston Post, July 81
The brutal assault moon John G Heensn, The Benica
Boy, committed In Portland atreet Friday evening
last, well remembered having excited unusual pubic
ured man, noswhstsnding bis Is professional
puelst As stated in the Post Ut that time, certain we'll
Known parties were reported 70 have been on
that Keenan, though moot unexpectedly attacked and 70
ceivng all the blows from behnd possessed knowledge
prosecute though the active Deputy Chief OF Police,
Mr.. Luther Ham, did not warrant vas oesained
known rousns'' were arrested, three BY oiasers Of
the fret station and by officers or the detective
force Their ns% M KevM .s a0ra b.ss o% ,s H S
names BY which they best known. The trio first
proprctors Of North street resorts and the
up Tombs and will be arragned 10 day for assault
with intent 70 kill" Dr. Dale being prepared bear W.T.
ness TO the fact that the wounds inflicted upon Heenan
would have been sufficient to death received by
man of lees extraordinary powers Of endurance, and
crous and repeated cries having been made VI the time
deavor to have them placed under very heavy bonds in
order 10 render more certain their attendance at trial.
other witnesses viii be introduced who able TO give
pretty fun statements in regard 70 the ARRAY. a.
During the past week there have been several reports
IN circulation relsye to the motive cause OF the assault
but IL 10 generally believed TO have originated from
affair which recently TRANSFERRED In New York. An
cbarac.sr said 70 have met f Hesusn At sOss
10 that city, when difficulty occurred between
them, the Boston "sport striking the "champion with
achairin drunken play fulness alegedand the lat
ter retalating with ..side wnder.n Explanations
sued, we told, and the matter understood hav
ing been satisfactorily settled the parties subsequently
meeting on various occasions In social and friendly
ner But upon Heenans coming to this city, week ago,
for the purpose Of uniting in sparriDg exhibition given
at the National theatre for the benefit OF Jenny Massey
he received evidence Of the other individuals anagonsm
In being ''cut" by him upon the street, and in being
made during the performances In question: the subject Of
very insulting illusions from the person. Then fol-
lowed the facss outside the theatre and those whose
arrest is noted above alleged to have acted as
exceedingly willing agents Of the Boston "spostn
there might, perhaps be difficulty in sustaining this
charge, even an attempt were made Barney Ford ia
now awaiting trial for murderous assault committed .
few weeks since at a house in Cooper street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
The Police and the Sunday Laws.

MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMITS
sIONERs-REsOLUTIONs IN FAVOR OF ENFORCING
THE SUNDAY LAWS.
The Board met yesterday afternoon-al the members
present.
John G. Forbes, Of the Fourteenth precinct Charles
Abertson Of the Second, and Samuel w. Ellis OF tho Third
resigned fHI
The following resolutions were offered by Judge UlI-
sHoEFFER, from the Committee LAWS and Ordiaancss-
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances, having con
Bdered the petitions for and against inc en-
orcement OF the exsDg laws relative 70 the observance
Of Sunday, respectfully offer tho folio wing resoutons-
This Board s bound by il 70 enforce the
laws as they exist being well settled principle tnat
hw the ground Of doubts % 10 s conflicting with the
spirit OF the constitution ..a d. ID. d.
2 The Chrstian religion is that which has always ex
sed ence settlement Of the country, ana exsts
OF the people Of various religious denominasions
and nearly all OF which regard the Christian Sabbath
pari OF their religion.
g. That the highest judicial authorities regard the Chris
IAN religion the prevailing religion Of the cosntry aud
that protection Of the rights Of all other religions must
leave principles practice and laws Of the whole Chris
uan community paramount and in full force.
T. That the true principles Of religious liberty do not
great Of the people 70 abandon the enforce
Of those Sunday laws which have existed since the
settlement OF the country
That present abuses in dsregardng the Sunday laws
particularly in public exhibitions on Sundays, and traffic
ing In liquors and other like things should fac as the
hw Allows prevented by the whole power of the po-
ice force ana Of the msgstracy.
g. That the laws Of the land, In conformity with the
opinions Of the masses of the people in regard to moral
principles and practices and for the punishment
any day OF the week. not 10 be Disregard
repealed Of peculiar notions OF morals
tertaned by small portions OF the community.
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Coroners' Inquesas Yesterday.

SUICIDE FOR THE Loss OF A FRIEND-Coroner Jackman
held inquest yesterday at No. 227 Stanton street, upon
|Ihe body Of q German aged twenty six years. named
Mahes Graf who committed suicide by taking quantity
|f phosphorus. According to tho testimony Of Crafts
sie, deceased was much affected at the loss Of friend
wne died about three weeks ago that he became dos
opdeLt took to drinking and evnced determination
ns &c sor. ns On Thursday DE-
chased quantity OF PHOSPHORUS for the purpose he
paid, Of killing rats; but bis wife, perceving the deadly
nature of the purchase, took IL away from him. On the
same afternoon he again bought some phosphorus and
unknown to his wife, partooK Of several ounces Of the
poison HIS situation was discovered soon afterwards,
tunate proved Of no avail. He died that
evening in great agony but up to the last moment he
showed signs OF regret at thus suddenly taking leave
o his wife family. The attachment existing between
and his friend must have been snguary strong
have been productive OF such results In this case the
hes of fenBhp were warmer than those Of kindred and
relationship. bed.
SUICIDE BY CUTTING Els TmoAr-Thomas Wilson, lately
resident Of No. 2S7 West Seventeenth street, died ut
Bellevue Hospital on Thursday night from hemorrhage
consequent upon a wound In the throat inflicted by
deceased for the purpose Of committing suicide Coroner
chrmer held inquest upon the body, when appeared
bat Wilson was man much addicted to the use Of
intoxicating liquors On the 23d ut he seized with
{at OF delnium tremens, and while In that state
procured razor from his bureau drawer and
cut his throat, covering the windpipe and nnctiny
native Of England, and fortytwo years OF ago. He
leaves wife and family to mourn his unt,mely end.
MESSING Boy FOUND DROWNED. William Mccormack,
lad six years Of age who has been missing from his
bome No Dol East Fourteenth greet since the 4h inst
vas found drowned at the Corporation dumping ground
1t the foot Of Eighteenth street, East river yesterday
morning Tho body was conveyed to the dead house az
Bellevue Hospital where inquest vas held by Coroner
shrmer There being no marks OF violence tho boiy
he jury came 70 the conclusion that deceased had acct
en'ay fallen overheard and drowned and they rem
tered q verdict accordingly.
A Writ OF Error I'm the Case or Sanchez.
SUPREME CouRT-sPECIAL TERM,
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
July s.-7Ae People w. Fstir Sanche=-on the appica.
alton Of Mr. W. H. Anthem writ Of error and stay OF
proceedings granted in the case of The prroncr who
ss convicted the Court OF Sessions for the r
herman Cunon aud sentenced to DO executed on the 29d
July Mr.. Anthem contends that there fatal defect
the Indictment
There viii not be, therefore, any execution the 22d
lst, on which day three men sentenced TO die
amey stephens aud Shephard whose appeals cannot be
ecjdea until september, and Sanchez, Ia whose case
Iay OF proceedings bas been nov granted,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
THE FIRENIEN.

ssOCIATI0N or EXEMPT FIKEMEM-MEMBERs
win ct the of Broadway and Pearl street.
Sunday iOh int at to participate with the Fire De
last tribute of respect to James arrens
late Of Hoee &C. who lost his life In the discharge his duty
the 9th inst. @. W. WHEELER, 4. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

1OeC -oHro wHHr sULYHUE arAiH01. 0r1
v OsScbsr Ascosr uodnfns Cor - Nv ~
whlts sulphur sprtoSs are u - ~ -, Sc1n
Scsoss river Ten miles nom pelavAre nye wtss fsm -
Vhss snlphvr saton Ne sprrgasd Mount vernon as<
Ftssbura Rsrcad and ten miles tsm rlsaeAst Valley q
arm "a s.sssor The Couinoss Pqua and iuaa Railroad
Yhs ncdica qualities OF hsss serss ssf0rD b.
u se Of any otho< mlnsral wssru r. 10 Unss. satss 20
Other nsrpc sxon sddIsss AsdSsr Wsscr Jr, WA
guh,hus SoyirSS, Ohio
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!. served term n .hs penssnSasy short time since for

Jshn Mooney was tried for stabbing Moses Grimado,
sailor In Cherry street, on the 10th Of June appear
nd nom the evidence that while GrnAldo dspuug
With Mrs Brown wife OF the keeper OF boarding house
Mooney interfered and requested him not dispute with
Der in reference matter with which her husband
Alone familiar. Grimaldo, who rough, quarreisome
fellow, showed Mooney, who FELL subsequently, Grimaldo
went INTO The street and was followed ~ Mooney, who
inflicted were not fatal The evidence wsS conflicting,
And the jury rendered verdict Of assault and battery.
he was sent to the penitentiary for six months.
The Court adjourned at half past six having disposed Of
Twenty three prisoners Tho Jury and witnesses
instructed 10 be In attendance al ten o'clock Satur
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
FINE ARTS

NNAH IN ITALY-READY THIS DAY, D0WEH's
w map OF Sardinia. Piedmont Savoy, Parma and
Modena embracing every toHD village fort river stream
ridge Of mounans 6sts ned railway high road and other
plee map has yet published Price, beautifully
ored. lie, post paid. Xcdress e. Wells corner Of
row street. Kew York. Depo! for
charts and prints of the seat Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING NO FURTHER USE FOR
a their piano forte will sacrifice for cash applied for
mmedistely Full Geven octave wood coraeru
carved CAFE sconoped keys Getty msde $500
Second avenues. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

NIOTICE.-THE ACTIVE, EXEMPT AND HONORARY
~ members of Washington Engine Co. NO. 20 requested
to meet At the engine house Sunday July TO- al u
who killed when In the discharge Of his duty,
On MosAnE MrSgAS se ANDREW sEELEY, Foreman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

4 FAMILY ABOUT MOVING 70 THE COUNTRY
a would sell all their furniture NJ private sale-One
Bruises carpet shout thirty two yards ago;
also he furniture Of three rooms all about LIST Of Nay
also costly rosewood octave which
they win cell at great sacrifice has round corners
carved legs, carved yre serpentne boo triple moulding
al rcund has the grand 0versruug bass beaufu ly nlad
With mother Of pearl b. Of Tho best city
chance seldom met with Apply q lO SIKH Avenue 6rr
floor over the jewelry store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

A cCORDKoNs n% 70 92s BANJos q TO a2s.
81 g. violin bows &c S. of nscsi inssrs
meE for sale low 1t the OJd Original ACUBS Ato OF
Chatham street. located S Broadway three door
from Duane street Accordeons repaired; banjo taught
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

CLIFFwooD HOUSE, AT CLIFFwooD, RARrrAN
~ bay, near Report New Jersey-The above estabsh.
ment IL for the reception Of Walters Parties desi
OF securing do By addreaing Poucher
proprietor, at Reypork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

4 NEW AND DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT An
a ranged and designed expressly The accommodation
ae~ bosrders and private famea ID opened BY the sui
scriber At Saaaburg the Hudson, eleven miles abov
fousbkeeFse To those who ealy dsse quiet country
SORT combining ned beauty Of with lnxr1e
Of city and country reasonable place oers UNI
sual attractions The Hudson River Railroad lands passer
several times each day their depot less than four
rifle defiant from house For further particulars addres
ID. a. Milford StRatburg, Duchess county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

TINTED STATES HOrU. FAR ROCKAwAY, L: ) Is
now open the reception Of guests This hotel hsns
stnaled within ten minutes walk Of the Atlantic oceen
and for sdyanss bathing and air csuno De sur
cold baths and every oher requisite for the comfort o. yes
The house and and the rooms are NC
well ventilated. Families dytduals VIII nnd tns lu,st
ard desirable house. Charges moaersu 49,
leave The depot Jamaica the arrival tns ,rs y
nose,. Ase~AnV0"' "'' '0" s. WILLIAMS Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

A sUPHRIOR TONED AND FIRs1 CLASS FULL
a octave wood pacofoTe a.I sh~ wifi
Dspecnon made e his cs 81 an od maser and
piled for within four days at from ret
cost the has for It This instrument has All
the modern mprcvements-carved legs pearl keva nrre
round oorner os beautifully snshed and WIN be sod
Bsecker street. and west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

A CARD-wl UNDERSTAND OUR OLD FRIENDS
"A BEN HONEY 4 GEORGE B. JONES have lust taken
for the purpose those
who want good days 6shing dinner supper
anything that the greatest epicuresn could
ing present time better than and the
sail boats fshng tackle bait &C. The bar Furnished with
the bert OF wines liquors. segars, d. N Excellent
modAon for adeG and gentlemens pasme games such
bat trap and bal, bass ball guos &c. Don't forget 10 The
Office" ct Cannarsle. We still live. GEORGE JONEa
BEN HONEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

with renewal stock and fixtures Of Art clsas Wholesale
and retail liquor store down town doing bar busaess Of
Rafely bv busnes Fer further nfor
nation inquire ofFINK HENCKAN 1913 Duane street, neal
Green wtch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

IA TOUREfTE HOUSE. BHRGHK POINT 4. T.
- This fashionable summer hotel open for the resev
ton Of gresa The a Toureste house beautifully ntnsL
the banks Of the Xii Won Kuu opposite Staten lsnd via
an sxieuve wasss hont good sah water baAhng basnx
Nhmx DO and pleasant drives h the vicinity Gentecs
moohs WIN Ind ss Ia Tourese Hoass bo
IN town Steamboats, Leave pisr North river for Berer
so!u; q; II spa li ~ A. and Sss p II IRON BaraaI
WESLEY ". HILL Gate Of La ysrre House, Proprietor.
Ell takes no longer 70 90 from New York b Bergen
Point than from 6Ouah ferry 70 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

4 LADY HAVING A BEAUTIFULLY TINIsHED AND
"A extra me toned octave rosewood piano forte.
made e order N hs sty and only shor time use win
warranted for three years by New York maker Must be
sold at sacrifice. Parties wanting reliable
for their will please call 81 AAcdouaal
street, between Blocker and Houeon n. b
cd egs serpentne case double iron Frame and Al the latest
improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

TAMHIEs CAN OBTAIN BOARD AT THE PRIVATE
house fSsmsrly lncwn = The New York Bay Hotel 81
situated the bay commanding magnificent view Of the
karows Staten and Long lAnds good hshing boa ng and
bathing. stages pass the place every hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

T AXE MOHEGAN HOUSE, HAVING BEEN ENLARGED
~ and entirely rsfurui.hed now open for :amusr board
four miles ees Of Peessht accessible By all aas he
Hudson River Railroad carriages the depot for the
good ashng and healthy locality VIII convenience for reach
Tiffany Coz J. ". Winter banker, A Exchange paca x
Cowles IA Beekman street, ?. Gaasner Appstons BuHdinRs
Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
MANSION HOUSE LONG BRANCH, n. j., Is NOW
SAMUEL LAIRD Propriesor

kHOHEGAN LAKE Is WITHIN ~ HOURS PER HUD.
NJ son River Railroad near peelsk and valued for is
grand mountain scenery W. JOINS oveo oking
this picturesque lake. BE be at sic Broadway
]. Martens. No. Montague street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

ENOR BALE-A FARM OF III ACRES OF RIDGE LAND
q miles from New Yok four miles from nboat land
ing at Norwak two miles from Milton and Winnepsuk Sta
lions; well cred bas wsste land, abundance q
fruit good buldiaes and commando view Of Long Island
Sound for twenty miles Il 10 capital stock farm excellent
for Brsnipg Price $4,000 apply to ALEANDEk OSrRAN
DER 70 William street. In the basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

CEA BkTHING.-THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE AT LONG
- BrAnsh, N. j., n fo9 Ne reception Of vaoy
Families accommodated on reasonable terms.
n WARDELL. urouriAtns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

If Tbs YOUNG NAN FROM NEWARK WHO CALLED
a, hickcoxa ktencl establishment $50 Pearl street, with
samples Of glass paeSns viii call again TO day Monday he
v,llI mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

CuMaBR RssoRT-THE LANCE FIRST CT ASS Ed
y fee OF the Rockland Female Institute, at fysct on the
Hudson two hours the city, for family
bosrders Kvery facility for salt bshing yachug boat
Ing and horseback riding Ample grounds aud excellent
tabla Addresa I. D. 4 Q. +. Msnshed, Nyack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
PERS SON Al.

arOR ADOPTrON-A CHILD FROM BIRTH. BETWEEN
teh 18th and 50h Of July Address N. A. p Roadway
POI o0icaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

I,UR SALE AT YOMKERs-TWO AND HALF MHH
from ne depot la1ge and elegant Halian yira, com
fuldns Sites from eight 70 my Apply 70 O. h BUCK.
4A6fkk, liz Front 4rset II. r. DOL4K8, adjoining ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

A PERSON wIHHIN0 TEACHER OF MUSIC on ENG
n sh will please call at lo21s Hast Twenty eighth
first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

EoR sALI-M GOLD STREET, BROoKLYN, BE.
tween usn Willoughby street. thvee story
and basement brown stone Ars class house. with wafer
bot and cold BATH WAFER closets and all modern Inn
Price 80 800 5000 can remain on bond and
same terns Inquire on the promises Of THOMAS Mob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

q : .sg' OrNrsx sTRThf.-.wANrED, xl0,vM wunra
a Of new and efi on elo.tns for ne ms sSsr
I've Sr i,rae Of small lots by calling a. Ne atore o ~
aress,nr IHoa. y. 0vNROY, "a Oeaae sreS~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-18
Cooking Stoves,

I'VE have for sIe three sizes Of the
w KEYSTONE STATE Co, king stove for Coal
BEAUTY OF THE WEST
HE VICTORY - .
The above Stoves warranted 20 bake well, TO
draw well, in fact well every way. They ere as
good stoves any in the market little heavier than
any others ana quite cheap as the cheapest.
We have the following patterns Oi Cooking Stoves
for wood.
fHE TENNESSEAN, with or hUles;
TIE BLACK OAK;
THE OLD HICKORY;
THE EURl IT HOME:
THE COMET, 1 sizes.
We have also full supply Of Parlor and Mantel
Crates, lamb Crates, &c.
Heating Stoves.
We have good assortment Of PSror, Store, Once
and Church stoves, for Coal or Wood
or
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Glover Seed,
Tim st.iy Seed,
Blue and Herds Grass Seed,
Liaseed Oil,
Lard Oil,
Candles and Soap,
Cheese,
COrdage,
Painted Buckets,
yT,rPe RPOoJs WRAPPING PAPER, WHITE LEAD,
yEFGAR TURpENTINE. CRACKERS, and All ar
tcIes NJ CINCINNATI PRODUCE and MANUFACTURE,
OF WARRI.TFD Coon QUALITY AT Lo"f2sT CASH ttjcfSs
Ord re- Allied and shipments n,adc promptly by
ROBERT MOORE.
Cineinnatf, Ohio
szs- Consiprrnents OF Cotton, Dried Fruit, Lard
Feafhers Beeswax Ginseng &C., will receive all the
advantages Of the market. decZl-u
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Besdes IaFss III FitnaoIe INSTRUMENT q msculla-
neous es, bo,h useful and ornaments VARYING in
value from 20 ceg;s tn $50.
Oae OF the Bows articles Will be even 90 the pur
kaser vi each book az the time the work - suid.
Any person ~ Iorw IFding order for books with
money enSiosed. viii rccsiVs extra book aud gtlt
with every tea books. sent &c no order b. Express
All orders for iooks Will be promptly and Impartial
ly nled. kt
The gifts IN all cases wall aGeSinpany tue Books
Slugle books can be sont any s.sft by nail Cat
aios the books ~ De sent mail 10 any order
upon application. segt
Ca Bills Of the following Banks takens Ierl
Bank OF OcoEE,
- a. ShEiaNNILLE
90 q Nkssytua.
80 - IaSEkSc1Brka,
40 - DAADRlDcE.
II. C. BRUCE
AcEeT PoR rnS SOCIETY.
Old Postofnce Building corner OF Cedar and Cherry
Nashville, where the Books aud Gilts open for Ia
spsction, day and Eight, (sbII-
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MOod. Eddy AZ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES /!
CHARTERED By THE STATE OF eEoRGIA1
capital Prize $4,000!
Tickets Only Ten DOIIars!!,
Notice to the Public.

As the members OF our firm have, by way Of pur-
chase become the owner of the grants chartered hv
the St1tes Of Del1wsre. Kentucky Missouri and nat
Of those IN t'eorC a unde~ the Of Messrs
Gregory Maury. 81 Wilmington. ellWare We have
deemed 1 eNpedieht "a change the name # onr hrm
on and after January list. 1859 90 that wo n En-
by Co. who VIII hereafter have the management
81 the sparta Academy Lottery and the others, as
above named.
In all transactions we have underworld "a con Aact
orr business with integrity and prompiness aud We
can assure the public than the Patronage heretofore
bestowed on us is well deserving of being transferred
10 our successors Very respectfully.
= SWAN L co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec Is. 1855
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Druggists.

A. H. OS coz,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, VI edieines, Dye-Sfufs,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils,
Glass, brushes, White Lead, &c. &c.
Corner OF Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
I HAVE constantly on hand large and -
Il well selected stock Of the above aTti- <Azs-2
cles, together with a large assortment Of ~ n
Fancy articles: all Of which is Offered for kEfd
sale on tie most accommodating terms. - "A
Alum. 2, oc0 pounds: a- e<As--7'
Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida
Birthstone, 500 pounds, relned
Castor OIL 200 gallons;
Coppcras, 20 barrels, prime green;
Cream Tartar, barrels
Gum Camphor, 100 pouhds:
Indigo, 500 pounds, Fine to Commons;
Nader 900 pounds, first quality:
Super Carb Soda : 900 pounds prime;
Flour Sulphur, 500 pounds.
All Of which is offered at the lowest prices
jan2S A II. ROSCOE
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money To our address for the Tickets
dered, receipt II wich they Will be forwarded Iy
nrst mall, Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they NAV designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sou
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Fs- Purchasers viii please write their signatgr
PLAIN. and give their Poet once, county aud state
e. Remember that every Prize IS drawn and payA
bic ia full Wthout deduction.
Hs- All prizes 81 81 OOO and under. paid immediat
l. afteF the drawing-otheT prizes al the usual time
thirty days.
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FOr Safe.

A HOUSE AND Lor In West Nashville, fronting
II 100 feet on Demnmbrane street, running back
1So feet with AcNairy street % twelve feet sIey.
has a comfortable frame House with ave rooms Is
tern, Stable anu othar olt bouEes.
For terms apply % A>DHEw EwISG, f. T. 6Iascock
or Jxo. w. FEsSiscIes. deesif