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Acanlsition of Cuba.

1t is understood that the administration is making
serious efforts TO carry out its policy with regard 20
the acquisition Of Cuba. The moyem nts in Con-
gress, looking to this result, the missisn CT Mr.
PRESTON to Spain, armed with authority to purchase
the island and the demonstration of joy smong The
people Of pa at the prospect OF amer ton to this
country, have alarmed the sboiIionsts aud set the
demsgOgues and party leaders who have resolved
on the extinction Of slavery, to work, to prevent
result which Wsuld defeat their Plans and strengthen
the South to resist their schemes for It's destruc-
ton. The following extracts from Washington
letter in the z. Tribune, reveal The plans OF the
Black Republicans to countersct the Cuban policy Of
the administration.
have excellent authority for ssyiBg that Buehs-
nan and the Cabinet are quite in earnest in their
movements toward the acquisition Of Cuba: that The
thirty million measure is not mere feint 10 draw
attention from embarrassing questions pressing
heavily upon the Administration and the Democrat
ie party; and that the President sincerely believes
that, if large sun Of money placed al his dispo
sal for this object, he can negotiate successfully for
that island. In ell this he may be mistaken; but 1
have good resson for saying that be believes he is
not and that be has heI elofore intended and does
yet intend TO mske the ac9uisiionof Cuba the Leads
ing the historic measure Of his Administration
The ultimate acquisition Of Cuba has long been
cardinal measure OF the Democratic party. Persons
who, for ten years past have been accustomed 10
counsel with the lesdeJs of the party en- national
questions know this fact Indeed. ever since the
sPnexstion Of Texas, the adventures, the uneasy
spirits in the Northern Democracy, and especially
the Southern negro propaganda, have looked with
longing eyes to Expansion" in the direction of the
tropics. Though portions Of Mexico and Central
America have loomed in these Visions Cuba has been
the chief attraction, particularly among Southern
politicians. Cuba would furnish couple of slave
holding States ready for immediate admission into
the Union; while TO make Mexico and the Isthmus
subservient the schemes of the propaganda would
involve the necessity Of slave colonization and The
danger of defeat in the Of Kansas. Four
classes Of persons TO be specially appealed to
in srrying out The plan OF Cuban acquisition, viz
first and chitfy the SHAREHOLDERS and their abettors
in the South; secondly, the commercial and shipping
interests of the North; thirdly, the uneasy and fiery
spirits in the large cities the seaboard, the lakes
and the rivers and fourthly the great mass Of the
population of the Northwest, the offspring of emf
grafton, nomadic in its habits, and fond of sdven-
ture.
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esFsat Ssuak Tor tIso ETolsdays, Tor sssnaar.
srheels ana Tor fhe Es6rary.


BIBLICAL IhLUSTRATlONs DRAWN FF0M IKE atANNERs
AND CUSTOMS. THE SCENES AND SCENERY
OH THE HOLY LAND
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sate 3. Lasfr z Go
EIzELL, HOOPER 4 CO,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding
AEp
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEs1ERs
FOREIGN 8IFB DOMESTIC LIQUOHSs
NAILS, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS. sNUFFs, &C,
Nos. and Market S., Nashville, Eenn.
WE HAVE N STOLE
- h1ts new crop Sugar e SsrdiDes;
l5s bagsCodec-cloce article; . casks Rice:
90 doz Painted Buckets; 50 bags Pepper;
- bags Aimondsi - boxes Teoacco
20 :. TEXAS Pecans; 70 SOAP:
100 boxes Herring; 50 starch;
~ kegs Nals-assorted; 200 cases Cove Oysters
w bills Cider Vinegar; I0D chests Tea;
rs pkss star Candles; $50 drums figs;
800 boxes W. Z. Cheese; 100 bbls Nesssom WHISKY;
Is {" E. Dairy :. ceroOus Indigo.
IS boxes Raisins
ja28-6
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MR.. S EMM Ms
To revisit this City prior to his return 10
England, and may now be consult
ed at his Rooms over

may by others, the testimony Of than
Three thousand Persons including highest authority Optics
and amongst Them the eminent Astronomer, Prof MITCHELL
who thoroughly tested these Lenses; they only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

To the Of these sectaeles would be My
ptng thing that Be known all who have either used
them heard their friends speak OF them.
1t by the urgent solicitation Of Of the most reeca
ble citizens who from time time repeated the just
plant that they had four W years ago purchased my
Classes their friends have in vain tried to similar
SYectaGe, the fair promise, induced
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Not to soeAk Of his merits practical Opucsn.
The public will bear mind that only when their er
spoken Of and their due deserving praise set before the public
that miracle other they CiOckv inders Iron
Cheap Jewelers. and r Sermons would no, be
prise that Tinker who mended the
OF Spectacle frame will profitable advertise PsntOscopt
Glasses.
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Pictorial DISPLAY,

COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Sale Liberal Credit. The house with 60 feet Of ground
sumner street. which W. A. Gaves resides is for sale
liberal Possession given 90 days. Apply at tie Onion
Bank. sAns-te ;. KnRHAdAH, Pres
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1889
SHIPPING.

A UsTRAIIA. KANGAROO LINE EsrA BLrsHEo
sail carrying freight A. ID destined sydney Geo,
D. COOPER, j. g. Coope.- commander, viii be despached
promptly Melbourne and 10 sa be-
cond cabin freight apply board pier IS river
or 70 MAILER, LOAD 4 QUEREAU, lO3 Wall street
Sight bills for sale cash advances made onbonsgnments
Consignees In Melbourne, Mesrs Lord Company
DOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-rHE
- United States mail steamship ROANOKE Cap. Thomas
from pier No Is North river She VIII arrive a Norfolk the
sengers the South will proceed by the great Southern mail
line Those for Kictnond will arrive there Monday
Ing Travellers will this the cheapest peasanest
most expeditions route Passage and fare with
Norfolk 81 TO Petersburg and Richmond $40. Apply to
LuuLAM HFIkEKkE. 81 Broadway
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French zouayes Servants Arabs Of tho Deser. QUAR-
sTSofs EAT 81 rassih aims Asn
TA ssaNsE
Drawing Room in the Chateau Demsr Eveung IsherwsoS
foreign ssrvceAdvio. and f.Ialy sonmuni-
cstion-The levers plan-eon DelmM-Dawn Of military
No'AS"-iA sne's-i T%BL F5st y'i II
Room in the Chateau DelmAr with View ofthe Grounds
The ns ins.
eesAn e1pl, patton and pronise-Dsspar Of the
Ss and ars aeshsEss o re-
Rfss OF one Sse YEAR '0
Scene I-Colonel Delnars Quarters in az Algerian vn
The The dead and o sse.
arrvaThe young Arab and the old sodierErghne and
fhe charge Of the 10th ''''''o-
scene MoOrish Ruins the Borders of the Desert-sun
Tussei and osicaThe Observation-Disclosures and ser-TSs
Scene I-Grand Hall of Audience attached to tho sul..ns
Appearance of oa.u xeauHe .: in udemen.J ju'Se
CowA complicated case-The yizers decision"A learned
The lady prsouers-rhe Sultan Arab
Tsene and fooA mc o
ing ys,s-Ioyes mssseneerod Ireland you're na1
Frsnks-The Arab maid resolves hem-Ths vfers
return e g result
hs once scs ON
again L. We and ArabicAppesrance Of Gulnare-xesuto
the lesson-The guardian e-The warring-The dia
CAUSE.-THE dumb SUPPLEMENTARY Ride!'
TABLEAU v.
Magnificent Apartment In the Palace With the gardens
and distant view OF the country by moonligh.
The Sultan %, b: aa ;S.roasasa guard:
The zossve ssco,sobe appeal q So
neis arrival.
DANCE OF THE ALMEHS.
The confession s,a and Tie .sn:socsThs sus.a
fhe resolved on'Ths TrumpetH-The storm an
proaches-"Fire upon the OF the Arsh
msiden-The she'll
THE ZOUAvEB.
TABLEAU VI.
Interior Of Tent on the borders Of Myra .Isherwoo1
The Arab prsonerThe Col0nel-Caugh nst-Tho Wider
and the Zouaves-A short history and is wonderful resu
Rapture Of the Col0neSurprise In storeThe
meeting Husband and wieThe long loe onerhe olsnel
and the ady-Anoher mistake cleared up-The msidea's
avowa-oye and duty-The Arabs prideThe Coioue decd
sion-Blancbe-Leon-Another msake-Orders for home
The veteran-The departure.
GRAND TABLEAU,
Showing the Zouave regiment with their band-Colos-v
wanderers &C., &C.. on the march, and
THE LAST PARTING.
Doors open at ~ Performance commences Of O'Clock
Books Of the play for sale ut the theotre.
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sAANs ~ nyCTYoa.

Hhr0ad
$0O0 Marietta And Cincinnati RR LIST mtg per bids
100000 Terre Haue sns Alton Rf l0per centbds hypoh
5000 Second Avenue RR. LIST mtg. per cent bonds.
1000 Fcrt Madison, Iowa. per cent bonds.
Securities received In addition to the regularly advertised
list during sale. Regular auction sale of
bonds l2 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
Stocks and bonds bought and sold private
Brokers' Board allowed deposits large var
ETY. OF securities constantly on hand Mt private sale.
ALBERT II, NICOLAY,
Stock AuctIoneer and Banker. No 4 Broad street
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RAILROADS.

r,ENNsYLvANIA RAfLtOAD.-TnE GREAT GEN.
-hl -oute 10 tbs West Time A. lseat an MT and rates OF
freight and fare 40 low - MI tmoc "a by any other route
For tickets contract freight pontu
entire wea call q. The ccmpanys ofce, No. Astor House.
J. y. ELllOrT, Passenger Agent
LFfCa CO, Fgelgh. agents,
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DUBT0N'S NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY,
- Under the management OF Moore and Wayne OaHino
First night OF the eugagementef
Mr.. CHARLES
the Irish comedian, and
Miss JULIA DAILY,
the Irish ard Yankee coincidence.
Monday eyeDing Jan. n,
rEREE CAPITAL COMIC PIECES
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY,
With Mr.. Cha.le and Miss DAILY.
IN AND OUT OF PLACE
MISC DAILY il sx char acsrs; and
Macs BOY,
with Mr. Charlea
VIII sho<1l, be produced
OUk FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
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AMUSEMENrs.


BROADWAY THEATRE.
LOOK AT THE SCALE OF PRICES
presseirce so cents Family circle IS Sem oen.
and commodious amphiheatre comprising the entire
id and fourth tiers capable OF seating 200 personsadm
MOST PowERFUiL. BILL EVER oFEsRsD. '''''
heappearance OF I...
y, sn me e, tragedy seSy Of BERrKAM
MAZErPA, The WHO HORSE OF TARTARY
w.,,-,,,, Mosp eAr EVENING, Jan. "a 1859.
0T'rsm a. MR. r., X Eday Imogene Mad Poaix
MAzEPPA, TBE WILD HORSE OF rARrARY
with nlcent costumes Sands NaAhana On
giand stud OF horses and pones original music tho
WHITE CLOUD.
Castle Laurrsk by moonlight appearance Of Cassimcr and
"a thousand yrsnt fathers would brave.
From alt h<ir wrath Oyid Oinska saved,
Or early but a honored grave"
Grand procession arrival of Count Premsaus claim Dim
ssas hand despair Jealousy of Csssmer attempt on tho
NOW bind the traitor on hfs back
Let scorcbng and piercing heats
DegouTing hunger and parching thirst
With frequent bruises and ceaseless motion
hend the vile Tartar piecemeal"
The wild horse speeds the mountain with Cassimor
dashed on his back. Grand tablesu.
Tartar landscape; the wild horse appears full speed
his dete The Tstaan the shepherd
menarc of from the back Of the
semp Of Thsnar the life Of Adder Khan inerpo
siiion Of Mazeppa
II DEFY the world in 4"
Grand sword combat defeat Of Thamar recognition Ma
zeppa as King Of Tartry Away away eager seek he
Despair resolve to Join her lover Ia the tomb:
arrival OF Mszepps In disguise his proof Of Onskas Affection
ohe wa heroine worthy of sovereins ove; Of
Laurenskf preparations tor the nupas Interruption; Glass;
msr n one King ot defeat Of the Poses
Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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A uCTi0N NOZZLE.

UCTiON NOTICE.
"A Genuine sale OF elegant rosewood satin wood walnut
mahogany furniture being the contents of the large five
story house 2S Fourteenth street. few doors west of Eighth
avenue.
JOHN W. PORTER, Auctioneer
calls trade generally to
extensive assortment OF fine furniture and house
rticlcs contained in the above house, al OF which
will be absolutely sold 70 the highest bidder
Tuesday. Ian D. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
the auconecr viii Commence the above sale with all the rich
china, glassware, solid silver cutlery &c. &c,
tanned HE aiming with superior oak extension table,
solid Rosewood IN sir moquet mirrors elegant lace and
paintings BRUSSELS carpets nc after which
will be all the ELF CANT furniture of the
FAkl4DhS,
which Of tb most deliberately carved rosewood
panoor,e l suits In massive frames of SOLID rosewood
vered s and roquci superb rosewood eegeres music
cabinet ELEGANT aud side tables; large pier
glass; satin curtains lined with white
silk variety Ot tine oil paintings by old masters
hu French mante clock velvet carpets and
many Other ricn articles not enumerated.
Bedrooms
m suits rosewood and mahogany, together with all
the beddl mattresses, holsters and pillows Brussels
ingrbo carpets, sr carpets 0bs, g., &c To those
who the difference between good furniture the
oilers advangcs ms the whole made TO
without regard EXPENSE ana cost upwards ten thou
sand uoliars-
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AmCsEnIEwfz.

NrsIos GARDEN NIXON a. co.'s
SUPERB EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
eDsag @ents a. he Howard Aihennum the
mails OF auestriansm MI WI i appear s &C
On a. H. ssIAS SsE Isnoi. Jan
DAN RICE.
Anu nS TRAINED ANIMALS,
Together yin n T Rb sfHsse IN % PsEorssoN
The npsny VII perform at NiOlos Garden for short sea
80" 0nS Boxes 50 cents; family circle Is
WArLAcKs rHEa TEE r. EVENING
NOTICE.
The this f EHss S g ssSEed term
IxasNsE AND DECIDED SUCCESS
49, .'''''' "A' NEW DRAMA.
.ussains principal character sd r. -
THE T zssa shAN ~ 7 :, t IL zogz'vzs
x,,- the REGIMENT 70 On 'HE MARCH
doRaESGT AED c sgA y EEESTf, sou.ors
fAiS 1hP d caSM ~ fhASi'o S'ONOh'
of NE different nations va,, st ", %s% %Asn 'oen'
na sss S S.~ s To- Of .s
The VETERAN;
FRANCE ANT, ALGERIA.
Colonel pelm,. of the French fSia..ry NJ. waIl...
Esgene Dorvis lieaienant whsatissss
f IIs;s,a Ss ioe s zse'es M Ms Tsss
Iierenan. nortier M lascees
geAnt
Blanche DIvry niece 10 the Coonf Miss Mar cannon
Mrs Ms6hake, English LADY, relative Of the
KstS me- v,yan.r Tree
The Emir Mohammed MI Dyoa
Amineh, bis sister,. Mrs Hoey
0dan Agan, his Grand ViEier Mr.. Brvugb
(Wi0 the song OF " Oud ireland. you're my Darling,H
composed for him by Clement Wate)
Hassan Nouretdn dealer 10 figs. M
seyo Y. farbt0e
GalI chief SultanA. Mrs Soar
secs.
Aura leader of the Almehs Miss K HenrRue
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DESPATCH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO.
Clipper of Saturday, 18th February,
The splendid A fast clipper ship
AMOS LAWRENCE,
Nickers0n master,
rapidly receiving her cargo Is East river, foot Of
Beekman street.
This elegant clipper built by Donald Mckay stands
Ia unsurpassed the safe and speedy delivery of In
good order being thoroughly venus3ed aud every way
first conveyance Having the most OF her
going rapidly board despatch above be relied
on SUTTON Co, IS south street. corner of Wall.
N. B.-No sal soda taken in the ships of this line.
" NOTICE.
Clipper chip
YOUNG AMERICA,
Babcock, commander.
Pier Is East river.
This unrvaed clipper having been delayed in her loading
notify shippers that she will continue freight
VIM. 4. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
So Wall street,
Tontipe Buildings
Agents in San Francisco Messrs VIM 7. Coleman & Co
NBWe give personal attention and to the handling
and slowing of cargo.
1he A No. extreme clipper ship
FLYING MIST,
Lnneli commander,
Will succeed the Young America and be despatched early
IN February.
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GvRANKLIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET ONE DOOx
from Broadway Open twice day,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Decided s-cceso II troupe Crowded houeea
vii thai this ouy place of
In the city where the MODEL ARTIsTES
e,hbed The company Of troupe Of fnet
formed women IN the world, who viii appear each
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
In selection of magnificent. living pictures introducing
raj well known and original tsblesax Also vii appear Tho
ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSrRElA,
whose case and novel performance without parallel
sisog of company OF
FIFTEEN YOUNG LADIES,
who will appear each afternoon night In selection Of
dances breab downs, &C. with any quantity new
conundrums &C. with ether attractions which
the day Doors open and at 6s to at
Private boxes: 81 Seats the stage 50 Nouce-On Sa
turday Jan g. both the afternoon apat
for the BENEFIT OF MADAME wARTON,
the Propreteress OF the Troupe Of Model Arste when
ay over SIXTY YOUNG LADIES
VIII appear pictures with other original atrse.
4
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DRYANTS' M1NSTRELS.
- Mechanics Hail, az Broadway, above Grand street..
Monday. Jan. "a and every night In the week.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF TEE WORLD
in new soogs, dsrces. solcA burlesques. &c.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
in their lau9hstle SCENES AT PHALONS,
CHALLENGE DANCE and POWER OF MUSIC, &C.,
with q buriesqIe on the lcni ard Battle Sceneof
RICHARD Dill
Dick. Dan Bryant Har& Jerry Bsyaat
Doors o,eu at OF commence II ~. Tickets % cents
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DENTISTRY.

nENTTsTRY-TEETHE EXTRACTED IN TEN sFCoyn,
IL without the slightest pain, by my original pro
freezing This admirable system practise BY m
ouly References given II required
Or. r. q. DURKIN, s63 Canal street, near Wooster,
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C0WERY THEATRE
- Lessees. Messrs O. Fox ami J. IAnsard
LUCILLE AND HRLEN WESTERN
Monday evening" Jan % 1882
THE THREE FAST MEN,
Harry Jordan. g g Bonifsce Jerry Hioasom w Alan
Jenny Hatrove Miss Lucille Rose kosely Nlas HsIe
THE FkMALE AINSTRkIS.
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A J BIEECKER SON 4 co WILL SELL ON TUES
"A. day Jan 2 at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
On Bowery valuable property Mes ia and 1l4,
side 81 trand street, lot 26xlO0 Maps, terms
Ikc al No I'D
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AII BROADWAY
tff SNlFFIN CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. "a, AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK.
CROWDED HOUSES-DkLIGHTED AUDIENCES.
Who nightly hrong to thtbesuul temple of enjoyment
witness the chaste unique and pleading given
Witnessed by thousands of the elite nightly.
GREAT TROUPE OF ARTISTS,
who selected each for hs Individual
equalled talent Creates. hk this city the pro-
feseion.
First night Of sae laushable sztavagAnza entitled The
INAUGURATION BALL
BILLY BlRCA in his nimasxbe BreAkneek Act.
Mr. BOWERS will introduce the last Yellow Covered No
vel volume and one peee
HHE TEUTUNIC FAMILY
SIXTEEN THOUSAND YEARS AGO;
Or 5eenes from Domestic Drama.
ARAB BROTHERS.
LOCAL BANJO SONG.
HERMAN, HERNANDEZ, GOULD AND MONTGOMERY.
The greatest Quartete 3ssd In the profession
j. b. DOSNIkER, Master CHARLES b GOLDRN a. w.
MOORE, A. COTTON, OLD BOB RIDLEY, all In local
hits Of the times.
Doors open at 81; commenoesa. TX O'Clock.
ADMISSION Is CENTS.
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RARNUMs MySEUM-NONDAY AFTERNOON AT 81
ID evenings " O'Clock the delightfully."- varied sestos
OF copcsed grand vocal and
concert by the HOLMAN FAMILY, followed sccess0n
of Ethiopian droeres BY superb band a
minsrels presenting altogether melan8s of elegant and d
verny performances. The exquisite AQU RIA ocean
and river gardens HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SERPENT,
ten l3 centA
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DALACE GARDEN. NOVELTIES
Il THE WREN FAMILY
OF BRILLIANT COMEDIANS
VIII perform
THE ALPINE MAID,
DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
Equestrian exercises, by. Master Phiio Nathans
TONY PASTOR, CloNn.
Every evening at and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
afternoons
New entrance in Fourteenth street.
Abundance. Is ceOta
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LsE:-EsrA BI.IsHED 1851
"A Carrying the United States mails.-Ssling positively
1000 register Clark commander succeeds the
and win have prompt despatch for Melbourne She the
only ship low on the berth for Ausras and has splendid
and c0mmodous accommodations for passengers One-ha
Other cargo already sugaged and shippers viii please
early application for freight For freight passage apply
r. ". CAMERON, No. Bowling Green. Sight bills for
cash advanced made consgnments. Oonsignses In
Australia Messrs. wilkinson Brothers 4 Co.
TyoR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEAHs-TO SAIL. Posi-.
Il lively Thursday, Jan. q, 1879 at IL ocock-1he
United States mail steamer black WARRIOR j. W: Smith
commander, will commence to receive freight Monday
Jan. "a pier foot of Robinson street n r. No bills Of
adng signed after the hour of sailing For freight passage
apply to the agents, LIVINGSTON, CR0CHERON CO. No.
Park place.
TOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAVANA,
The British and North American royal mail steamship
KARNAK, Captain A. Brownless VIII sail from the Com
panys wharf at Jersey City for the above ports after the
rival of steamship Asia eaving Liverpool January go
badly 7th Of February.
yaBnaPe money Nhhshu
Passage money 10 Havana 60
Passage money between Nassau and Havana ...... 10
For freight or passage apply TO
E. C0NARD, No Bowling Green
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTrOE NoTICE-wELLEs NICHOLS Az "a :, ts
n BROWNE NICHOLS will sell this day. Jan ss,rtment
store. IS Nassau street. nj l0H o'clock general
OF and secondhand household furniture conssn.
wood psrlor SUITS crimson, and got and Itr,s
bureaus centre and sofa tables mattresses ana
velvet stoves with few paintings o.
engrayipgs looking glasses &c. Also splendid rosevt
round corner panoiorte ~ octave but little uses, and
n
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CToP, STOP, STOP.
- Wheres where where
At the ART UNION CONCERT HALL, 4g Broadway
and hear Miss ANNIE BORDWELL and the Anvil Chorus.
Wanted-Two fra class negro performers Apply al III,
hall, between l and O'Clock r NJ -
W. BoRDwELL Stage Manager
wADswoRTH 4 FOX.
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TyOkPFaoILEg's OFFICE, NASHVILLE, TENN, DEC,
~ ~ s8ds-Under the provisions of the act OF 14h Feb
I'D oh 80 and other upon the subject of Free Banking
WIN sell At public auction at the Merchants Exchange 10
VAL sest New York city the Sd Of February 1859
ron dsy 10 day until they all dispossd of the folio VIM
2rds endorsed by the State of Tennessee belonging
pllo srg rise banks UQuidaion-to II Nashville
I'd Chattanooga Railroad bonds for 81 900 each belonging
o. Claiborne, ~ Tennessee Virginia Kali.
rad icoos 900 each belonging the Bank Of Jefferson
aud Virginia Railroad bnnis for ST. 0O0
s1h oai sng the Bank OF Trenton II Nashville and
Nsroad bonds and Is Memphis city bents, ali for
b.isN ~srA belonging to the Bark OF Iazewel.
j. ME. 4. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

UCTIoN NOTICE.-THE CONTENTS OF THE PARK
~ Hotel S6e Fulton street, opposite City Hall Brooklyn
VIII he sold under chatie mortgage Tuesday jan 2
at l0 O'Clock consisting OF fine xures everything
Of the best quality with wines and quors also the contents OF
the fine restaurant In the basement consisting of counters
ter fixtures marble top tables fixtures chairs range
shelves &c there tour lease all must be sold on
that day. W. n HOGAN, Auctoneer; James Tray, Attor
u wants TO buy before the sale, apply TO
James Tray Attorney before Tuesday 18th at l0 O'Clock lat
36S Fulton street.