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ran OF the LOJbery.
The Numbers frcm 70 10000 corresponding With :
those namosrs On re Il'ksis printed on separate
s, ~ pApsr IL e.,e'fsea ~..n 4nfn tn tubes and
T, ~ ~ go, ~ r,.onn u .nothsF rnes
49,. ~ =, snsn ,vsvo,ssa, ann number y
.. De-. A. as 49, " .t ~, ~ ~ me shhe
bsr and Prize drown out are opened and exbltsd 10
the audience, ard registered by The Commissioners,
the Prize being placed against the number drawn
THIS operation ~ repeated until all the Prizes are
drawn out
ArpROxiM NrIoN pRfzFs The Two preceding and The
two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the 0rat
Pryrs will be- entitled 10 the "a Apuroxinaton pri1ea
according h The scheme Fnr exa,n,,ls n Icr =, No
1850 draws The $4,000 Prize those tickets numbered
1129 1c40 f125i iiqb2 viii eaeh he entitled 40 sfoo
II Ticket No. 800 dfaws tie $4,000 PrIze those Tick
ets numbered 5fe 5fq ISL b52 will each he entitled 10
5000 and 80 on according 70 the above scheme,
The 900 Prizes Of $40 will be determined hy the
last hgure Of the Number that draws the soOoeo
ssn "a IN N ,,a IN o.nnnk w
where he humber enrsin iwilibe entitlei 70 $40 w
the Number ends viii Sos then Al the Tickets
wherf s Number rntsin 1Wili be entitled to t2O and
soon to e. o Q. Y,
- <Eertl1cateSN OF PACKAGES.
f,ifa 10 ,lra,g sQ0(rse viii am ff of g,t
,0es ~ 10 II ~ ler ~, nd, ,i IL 4 "a
b7 & q ~ All ll's ~ e't th - *,
l.risf on them y Z :. - r = -
Ntithaf they frav ove, t,,a a5np.,,ss ..rrss a., H.
purchaser. S's' ''' ~ 'As' resrue' 70 u's
nertieca,co ~ d, ~ .. - q, eoo
~ ~ ne's
q, * oasrter &c '' %.
ID fi5hfT 81 $500 ~
l.rItpe ~ eelEe2ipy thls plan that FOX $50 the
& M NJ y vesi,@eIs v os waen ne
~ ~ " uir ony ge' ior lnht sum wheies
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A Ill PERSONS INDEBIED7To TIiEi Is
IA tate OF Jcnima Aasii|I, decd, arc fcdiested
y como forward and mskep asieent, and NJ har-
Ing claims against said raIaio ore horQIy hJdhed
10 present them, properly iaathenfIeolod, within
the time prescribed by lay
URIEL, ! on NHT0N 4 /. .......
RE AAsTfN, H'''''t
Jnlv9. ISSn-2t-hf1 2 II. 81. NJ e
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ghe following scheme will be dfswn by yGo5D. Ennr
Co., Successors to 4. SWAN CO.) Managers o. ne
sparta Academy Lottery, o. os9rea IN each Of theft
Single Number lotteries oflune, 1859. ri ANGUS
IA, Georgia. IN public, under The supernendence o.
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BD~ The Knoxville Wing discloses
the fact that Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson vo-
ted in company with Col. Netherland ON
the last hoe, the last axe, the last iron
wedge, and the last ''little bob-tail pony"
bill. OF course, if the democracy carry
the Legislature, Gov. Harris, the Union
and American. and all the other harpists,
will demand the adoption of resolutions
inviting him to Yacate his seat in the sem
ate. 1t would never do for a man to
represent Tennessee in that body who
amt sound on the last hoe, the last axe,
the last iron wedge and dc last "little
bob-tail pony question -'Aash Patriot.
D9- The Oxford Miss, Mercury says
that three out Of four, or seventy five per
cent. of the imported Africans purchas-
ed by planters in that vicinity, have died.
5e- Insects bites, and even those of a
rattlesnake, have passed harmless, by
stirring enough of common salt in the
yoll Of good egg to make it sufficiently
thick for plaster, to be kept on the bit
ten part.
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ChanoerY court AZ Athens.

Baber "a Il g.
AZ f1ias +. II ~ ~ q 81 hi ftf.|
Z, A. N. Cobaul and Nm. s. Calleuayl 49,
TNyTHIS CAUSE II AfpEI,lis FROM AN
Il allegation IN ihe hill phinh IS worn TO, thai
AN cohard, one a tho defendants in this case.
IL non resinent citizen q The STATE oflehuesses.
II Is therefore otlcred tina puhleahou be made In
the Athens Post ~ ncNspepgr pubisbed n d.
town of AthenN' epuntyAnf MeAfnn and State Of
Tenpeisee. forisor ,l1es, requiring tho
sold A. n, Cohora b. ulilio his personal appear
hnoe az orr next Oouftof channery, to Be held al
Athens afofesad ontfhe 81 Monday Of August
ncxt, 10 plead, answer or domur 20 tho complain
ants bin llod AZ aforesaid, or the same will be
|irkcn ~ confessed as 70 him aud set for hearing
accordingly. WIN LOWRY, O. q M
y July rs, 1850 Il --pr tss<s 5ei ~
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A LOT 0FFINE RIFLE GUNS, JUsrRK-
IN oeiyed and fprsale low. BY !,
June R0BBs0N. RICE 80.
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George 7. Brain and Warren Delano.
V1ROM THE ALLEGATION IN THE BILL.
IL itnppcars that George T. Brain and Warren
Delano are non-residents Of the State Of Tennes-
see, it Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post
newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring said resident defendants 70 appear be-
fore our Chancery Court, at Benton, Polk county,
Tennessee, on the FIRST Monday of August aoxi,
% plead, answer or demur 10 said BILL or the slmc
will be takon as confessed and the cause set Tor
: = u. III. IExANDER. a. ON
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WOOD, EDDY K CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER f.oTTBRIEs
Z. toh.fiered W NE state " opcfk|sJ
Grand Capital Prize Of $50. 000if
s,tsp Friz't-- Lo,te>f rfi<e 500


Notice 80 the 4Io1ii|.
Asfhe mcmhors ~ our hrfn htff ~ way Of rprthnaa
bscome NE owref of The grants cIAfsfei W ~ Htl4I
81 Delaware Keutucly. Missouri and part u IhtIa N
0tofEa, under ne man ilmeht u Mtssfs ffl1ofy
Maufy, Of Wnmihefou, reI4Nnre, W. have deemed "a
e1redient 70 change the na1t Of nur nrn ID a41 anor
IHnumy ist, 1859, 70 thai OF WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. Hho
VIII hereafter have The management n The f11fIa
Academy Lottery, and the others, a. above mined
~ aIIfransacuons We have cndeafofed h foadnci
our hndness With Integrity aud prqmftntfs md We
san assure The public that N hereloft be-
afowed IL well deserving Of beth ranecrfod 10
pur successors Very respectfully
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for ~ Dssple| ~. Taafp,aipa. Ntn<.r. eat
w1nrH tp't " dfYfnl ~ at1 l7iyioae CON IIaIt,s
qrNH1p NpIa morbid inncfion n ~ Hen.nr1 e.
he.'. ~, f..4sf''q qrtHfs' DvteSa1, cpte' DAeI-
NJ yIEv ~ 1nr rAor THAT rrrsY mtrprr
y ne hu".n ,a1|ly 10 more or lsas subjected 10
sons NJ Ic above tomn|aAII. ha8|1tn |Innun.1rahIa
oIIfI rtu1iiunt of Ne, which, ~ Inc ass1fnncI AZ =
I'iI't tnoNIalreor exercise oftonhtn atnaI Isc nar
b. abe toto feeulaie iht ItI d ,Ilf akh win ne
e91stahce Of good tonic, secure pti4antnt health.
In order % accomplish ha desired object me f.I.
courte 10 pursue H. ccrtslniy thst which H i6dsrr
1lrtnFh and me- for Ills end Dr. Iiosfcfof fat |niI
duoed 70 this connuy preparation cAiIrd II0fIpf-
ItIfs srQMAOH nirrEne. which ~ this az 3. nos
anew medicine, but one ai has been tried f6r fl1r.
rtlnE satlsacion 70 al Nh3 have used H. The ifrI
operate powerfully upon ne stomach bowels nd ltsf
restoring them 20 hcaIthy and l|4dsonh action and
uu. by The ample lrroresa 81 sif1An'I1ninq naiure
enable The system 70 Triumph over disease UIarrlna
afsenery Or hus, Eeuert|Y cnntfatIcd BY new est
tiers ard caused principally " the change Of relor
and Diet IN ne speedily Frfo'ated ~ 1feI zee Of
Nv more pretasnt enis Tx ~ n a ~, 1,,.
tian a1s ohsri tbc ea1IeoI 4hich NAY always be Al,
Irbnted 70 deranFfmrpit 81 re dlretlre organs Ell,
he cured Wildcat mlt ~ nrInf Ho9TElTERX SION.
hCii rtrfEIt ~ ~ directions on ire baiIla Fn4
this d1ea,e every rhttican ill recommend IIitirn, Of
eome tlnd theu WY not rse AZ article kna~n fo he
lni4lIhef Every counIff have ~ 81 nIutfa a. I|o.
pcnfIl oi diaeasc. and sttn ttlcninr n ole nraai IN
gluttNtend among them anlhtre a. not 70 b. foani
more healthy people than te Germans from whom |l|1
rrcrHfniion eiuanaied. based upon scenfina arrrfi
ntr'fFlich ha4 atltnded - adFanun he destiny n
this freat pftpafatitn 40 the medical scale or scsnce
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n. c0](2ETS, feecived AID for lalo al
NAY WITT @.KuoRER's.
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Flour.


TusT RECEIVED, 50 SACKS AND HALF
~ sacks good Superhne Flour, ana for sale by
May 20 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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This trying and proyoking disease which nrss Ia "a,
ientlees grasp on he body Of man, reducing him 10
mereshadoWin short space cftme. and 1fndcrinnhim
physlrally and neitaiiy useless. be dtaafed and
driven from the body BY tine HoSTEfTlRfs RE-
NONNkD BtTTERs. Furthef, any OF the above stated
diseases canno he contracted when Is any orr
dinary conditions produclnf them ifhe n.|Iert trs
srd A. per drectionel Aud Il nrllet man.
sea nor odepds the palate, rn aerne unns essarr
any change " fiet OF Interruption 20 usual pnrsnts
but promotes sound sleer ard healthy Digestion ne
complaint d thus removed a. speedily consistent
with the production Of trough aud pernanen cure
For Persons in Advanced Years
Who are suffering from hp enicebcd constitution and
inhrm hedy, these nfteYs are Invaluable as reetoras
i've Of strength aud viFor and needs only TO ne tried
70 De appreciated. And 70 mother Ehile NURSING.
these h'uers are indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourishmen u inadequate 70 the demands OF
the child, consequently her strength must yield, and
here u where good tonic, such ostefiers stom-
aeh Bitters u needed 20 mpart temporary strength nd
this remedy fer Az Of debility and before so Do
ingse your physltian who, n he Is acquainted with
ne virtues Of the Btters viii recommend their use IN
all cases Of weakness
ChUTfON.-we csuiicn the public against using
any o. the many limitations counerieits but ask for
Ho9rETrERs OELEnRATED STOMACH BlrTFRes and see
that each bottle has the words ~Dr j. Hostetteris
stomach Bltters' blown the eide OF the bottle and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork and oh.
serve that our autograph signature Is on the Iabe
~ Prepared and sold by HOeTETTFR 4 aWrFff,
Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by all Druggists irocer . and
dfnlera generally throughout Che United States Gina
do, South Auerlca and dcrmany.4 4t
scotIL &MEAD.
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Ohanoery Court at Benton, Tenn

(No. ils) rs.
NJ II. Hancock and wife, ct cis.
TT APPEARING FROM THE -ABLEGA-
Il tions in the bill that N. l.. Doutt ct Elizabeth
Douthet, Mahala Barker and Henry Barker are
residents of the State Of Tepnessees Is
ordered that publication be made fo5 four success
sive weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
lshed in the town Of Athens Tennesse6, requiring
tho said non residents to appear on or before the
Chancery Court to be held At BENTON on the Let
Monday of AGgtlst next, then and there b answer
the complaiaanls bll, or the same will be lalkqn
for confessed and set for hearing er pdrfe- as to
them. y. II ALEXANDER, C. &c ~.
June %, 1850 Tprs fee Ss.-5e2
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MEN EMPLOYED,
To sell BY subscription, Complete History Of The
WAR IN INDIA.

WAR IN INDIA.
Including Biographical Sketch or the
LIFE on GBNERAL ma YELO0F. !.
new and excellent Work Of almost unpsfallelI
the present time.
|, n. ~ FikEDEnICK. MALCOLM N
Hiasftefef icih NIaig Eagraeitgs
70 persons desiring Agencies, fnll lnfiicu|a., 81
tho Ierns, which are sorv liberal, win BE tIlto.
on application BY mail % The subscfibcf encIosInr
Letter Stamp Addrcss,
N. MANSFIELD, Publisher.
July l5-1te 1874 York st. Now Haven. Conn.
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~ T7777T ~ 7II0II r NTTTUWUT7 n
Robert y. Ron W.. McKmsef md Henry,Riee.
Ky THIS CAST N. AppEARS. FROM Ak
Il Allegation " nc bin that Robert D. Ross Is d
on-refileht y the State % rennessoe, Il q tfore-
fore ordcredihat publication be made 10 The Ahens
Post newHpapet pebliahed IA lba town Of Athens
county Of MeMinn aud flaio o. rponessee, for
foar Successive weeks, requiring Sue 'ai'l Robert
y. Ross ~ makehia personal aipHnnfo Mt oitr
nfxl 0bancery Court 10 No ho|den' al Athens
oIorcsc "a and plead, answer OF de1lnr To The COM
plainAnte bni filed az Aforesaid agnlnsi hini and
oilers ~ eaid Court, the snnep1 be tl,lfcn a.
confessed a. % him and set Ger bearing accord
l.ingly.l rWM, L0WRY,C q NJ
! July 1889 lterrs fec ss-aes
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scotrL Mnsn, Nc.1ii Chartres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents FOR he Southern States,
70 whom az arders must lIr lffrrssed q y
soM hHEM.buRxs. AthedH j. u. MAostr, Afonsc
crseki AicFAsLts \ Fnsi. Knoxville. Jsn 1i-1y-58s
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George c. Kimsey,

William Mills, et ala. r
TT APPEARINGr FROM THE ALLEGlz
II tons of the. bill hedin tlliscauso, that William
Mills is arnon-resident of the State Of Tennossee
it is therefore ordered by,the Master that pubicq-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, a newspaper published in the tewn
of Athens, Tennessee, notifying said non resident
defendant tomake his personal appearance at the
next term of our Chancery Court 10 Ne held for
the county Of Polk, at Benton on the FIRST Monday
ofAugustnext, toplead, insweror deInnrto saidbl,
or che same will be taken as confessed as to him
and set for hearing accordingly.
j. II. ALEXANDER, @. d n
. june 10, ls5o--it-prs fec $500.
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Leaoenporth, July 1l.-Fige persons
have arrived from Denver City with ST.
400 gold dust. -
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Staple Dry Goods.

OF ALL KINDS, AND AT VERY Low
" prices, may be found 1T
April RoDEsoN. RICE. 4 CO.'S.
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2 CksH / CASH / cAsHI I-I

TUsP RECEIVED, MO. ARTICLE OF
~ Chewing Tobacco aud fnr sale low. by
e May 2ps H0BEsoN, RICE 4 Co,
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/. G, vost and 'ofhsrals
CSo. lle ". u. Hancock and other, ( q,

(No. lll) W. II, Hancock and otheri, ~ :
TT APPEARING, FROM THE ALLEGi
Il tionsin said bin that NJ j.. Douthet Elizabeth.
Douthet, Mahala Barker, and Henry barker avs
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee, il is orr
dered that publication be made for four Successive
weeks in tho Athens Post anewspaper published
in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the
said non residents to appear on for before the
chancery- Court TO be held at Benton on the 1st
Monday of August next, then and there 10 answer
the complainants bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing er parfe as 70
them. =. J. ii. ALEXANDER, Q. On &
8 juno %, lS59--4t-prs fee $500. Is
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R0BEsoN, RICE & CO.,
HAvE ON HAND A LARGE Lot OF
Ill SJ'JfHER CLOTHING, which they are
anxious to sell at greatly reduced prices Gail and
examine them. July &
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talked OF shrs5gh 81 Gernsny, but the war Al every
railway station We nee, s.ou healthy looking eo vs. ia
blo0ses under the charge OF recruiting officers They are
cooscrpts the men drawn the population OF the
country to bear sms. 5hoaga there s music and some
appearance OF enthusiasm, 1t is evident TO the least dis
c'Inipa spectator hrs Their are far away among
iheH native bs aud corn sds and some hearts nearer
ny are airnos bursting with grief; young dsrases, who
cling round the necks OF their lover. ar brotbsr.
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Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, June 80, 1859.
TIE Unsatisfactory Nature Of the French Dispatches from
tie Battle Field Of Soferino-7he So.icitude and Er,iIe
snau-Ndpoleon More and More Esalted-Ihe Ru,ors of
Disturbance at Vienna-Great Emulation at Paris-
Noisy Demonstrations Prohibited in Fature7Ae Ds,,-
tsysaedness of the French Emperor in this War, de-
The despatch which announced the battle of Soerino
accompanied it by the instant discharge of the
guns Of the Invaldes threw all Paris into fever The
s'hnzy character Of the teegraphc despatch, leaving
only 80 much certain that the battle had been great
ana the victory great one left wide field for
lecture All sorts Of exaggerated reports few about
said that q 900 Ausrans had resigned themselves 10
French captivity; some said 10000. Then there was
the narrowing anxiety regarding the price at which such
results had been purchased The War Office was literally
beseged with nervous inquirerG and information
could be given when nothing known, many who
were privileged 10 do flew to ST. Cloud to see If IL
possible 70 obtain the shade Of shadow Of iael-
lgence on which TO- hang hope that those dear to them
were safe.
The Tumor prevalent Of disturbances al Vienna, the
publication OF Count Cavours circular 70 the Sandman
Ministers At foreign courts, the reported decentralization
ct the Austrian army, the immense prestige given to the
Allies, the spendor Of the victory a. purely Bouapart
list affair." and is thoroughly satisfactory nature, induce
many TO como to the conclusion that armisce viii take
place, and the eld be LEFT open for diplomatic ingenuity
Others think that the pear not quite rips, that the
Austrans will not be content yet to make the
sacrifices, and that another tremendous struggle s Al
hand, in which the Austrian General Hess will have the
command unembarrassed BY any imperial influence what
ever.
Asyet we are without any details to show that the VIC
sory IN material, whatever may have accomplished in
moral point OF view, has, ia sanguney averred by
The government journals, settled the Italian campaign
Great was the victory the defeat had no resemblance
10 that Of W&srVo, The AustrIans fought with gsas
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in Asstinses with then. and having 10 bear the whole
bun' = their furious sasaught, BY mens reassnring
70 country that for almost half century has rcossei
In the bosom Of profound peace, interrupted only
by tie revolutionary skirmishes of ls4s and 1919,
md whose army u entirely unacquiiased Siia 'h'
military Art, except in Ear may be rqarei W tpa
mid process Of drill and parade There are soma sam
sts who Of opinion that two months after te1lrl
ton Il war either the French or the Russians wonli be
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TIE BATTLE OF SUFFERING.
Additional Details Of the Great Fight-Map Of
the Battle Field

The suboned highly interesting details or the battle o.,
Soerino are accompanied by map of the field whicn
will materially assist the readers understanding Of those
descriptions will be seen that there some strange
the French losses, particularly of generals
and that Napoleon had not crossed the Mnco Though
the account Of the battle from the French army is not
satisfactory, yet there DE no doubt was French
victory.
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Our Vienna Correspondence.

VIENNA, June "a, 1889.
The W% !" Gumdny-7he CS,scripts for hs Arnsy-The
FEELING Among the People-RoHa, Condition Of the Aus
Hida Empire-EfaS Of he War on Trade-Stoppage Of
the Lloyd &samers-&r. Lerer, f'Ae Nan for Gdloay,'
Trying to Start 7hem-Commeyce of tie misunderstanding
Of Ne'o Ports-TAe Battle Of Soyerino-- VIA. the V,z
ness Thought of E-Wu there be Peace, dc.
There nothing going on, nothing though. o. nothing
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With hollow poverty and emptines

With hollow poverty and emptiness
with stupid youth for sovereign, priests and wo-
men ior ceunsellors, the treasury nearly bankrupt the
mobiles and business indifferent or hostile TIE popu-
)ason asoonensed, oppressed and not patriotic, pro.
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Our Brussels Correspondence.
BRUSSELS, June 80, 1859
The State Of GeYmany-7A< Position Of PrsSaa-P Prospects
of Peace-GUnsany to be a United Posca-TAe Laio Of
kob1aGion IN Prasia-ik Working and ks Rigor-
French Army on The RAme-Discosas N Gemans--A
Fns Qs~hoss for Washington, &C., d., d.
Ihave just returned ffom my tour Of observation On
the Rhine, in Germany and the nGh of Frauoe. II is
with great satisfaction that able TO inform you that
Prussia has adhered to her neutral policy, notwithsand
ing the imprudent nots from Russa and this determine
ton at Berlin added TO the moderation Of France and the
position Of England and Russia, almost guarantees the
Early restoration Of peace. The Russian govern
ment has explained in the most honorable man.
nsr, that the note which gave such just offence
TO public op!nsn 10 Prussia was not intended to
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ITO LEAsE-rHE ownEs OF ALof IN SIKH WARD.
tho ents itst being de Ia Resde
and buspe will the person who
will put up building the Or he Will no bui.d-
70 sut The ApphsAnoa 70 be ado to
No 50 william rect second floor, room 70
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wlNEy, fAs0 UoNs, eySJ.

F'IFsT CLASS WINES, 40. VIZ. BR ANprEs, vIsrAdS
OF NJ to H57 oAboSns port bottled Ia oporto; old Ma
sne .aas ssfets cham s ssdiag essrd,
sy sn5 porsrs, 1ne and Havana segArs The
iced, II g. KInR bs Fulton sSeet
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I,IRsr CLASS BOARD CAN BE HAD IN TIE STRICT
" private family l6 West Fieenth street. between zh
ard Seventh elegantly furnished suit single
with convenence also very large coeeis attach
ed, contain ing no. and colo water.
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HOTELS.

GUYS ,.EoNUMhNT HOUSE. BALTIMoaE.-Tars
far and near has Just been extensively enlarged BY
liking 10 some o. me adjoining houses, and no:
90 the propretors have spared expense rea,tug
refuIrskfng the whole establishment addition
the large publ, dining room there less than ton
psro fitted up - diving and reffeshment rooms
OF private eicner parties There sso -cuty dve finely
tsrphed chambers for transient or permeneu Writers Tbs
general dinEs iuts tue ,ra sAlenoom
Aesus adding greatly 70 ts ornamental a.
calling Whist ,hey want ana Only for whas they
set wheeler residence resort for reffesh nen there
rnn be no sesssper psss than Guys The old fame OF the
cuisine 81 he house edrnirablv kept and the most din
cult 10 pease scarcely fnd fault where all II perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

I1OTEL ST JULIEN NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
II Parties DESTROYS Of securing apartments for the winter
are advised to make carly application.
The restaurant OF the Hotel St Julien open at all hours
gentlemen meals without The greatest
attention viii be psd in serving those who may favor
"'A EIsssT ANDERSON. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

II saiiy irips from sockswAy rtocprT " the Ses
s,ae N each lssvfog CAfhaEine MrSet slp atp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

ROARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS AT NO. 63 AND 65
and populsr offers /, thoye IA 81 b,lt
and aniet home for the winter very ADJUSTMENTS.
nnokmg allowedia the rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

BOARD IN BROOKLYN wANTnD-IN A PRIvArE
~ family or one where there few boarders two we'll
urnhoeo rooms suiab for gentleman wife CHILD and aer
want Also, well furnirhsd s,nsle gentleman
Herald ONCE -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

6sOR BAHIA BEAUTIFUL VILLA MANSION, CON-
uDipg ~ roomg 70 close pantres and wardr0oes gas
s.sy o. on.soidDss psiec model house fos large
,he Boaon Foat; price 000 terms easy. moderate
zed CITY house. IN good neshborho0d would he taken Ia
m 10 4 T.. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

BOARD IN BR0OKLYM.-A LARGE, HANDsOMSLY
Furnished room on nrs floor for gentleman and wife or
two gentleman roonng together; hollywood watsv bath
ROOM gas 30 five minutes walk from Atlantic Wall street.
ferry 100 Pacific street. between iaton Henry