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Sberif's Sales.e
SIrerins Sale.

DY virtue OF ndtoni ,exponss, 20 me directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davies county nIessec. IT'S May Term 1889,
will sxl,ose to pubic sale, the hest bidder for
cash, at the Court house Yard in the City Of Nssh-
vile, on SATURDAY, TIE 2GTH DAY Of August,
1853, all the right title, claim, tefest and estate,
which c. GARNER then had or may have since ac-
CURED ia and 20 the following described Lot of ground
in Davidson county Stafe az Tennessee in the city Of
Nashville, beg LIT No. J. in the plan of the Wilson
Spring property, which iisn IL recorded III the Minute
FOX 6, Of the Chancery Court Of Nashville, phge
$40, said Lot No front 33 ct h gi Street, and
back 130 feet with EcEwen street 10 ten foot
alley thence With said alley SO feet TO the dividing
line of Lots No. and 2, thence With said line 40
feet 70 Oh street thence with High street 80 feet 70
GcE~en street; beng tile conveyed 10 said O..
GARNER by the Clerk and Master of the Chaneery
Court by coed, registered ia Book No %, page SO,
In the Registers ofice OF Davidson County, being
legied op as the prc eity c. Ga;iier satisfy .
Judgment rendered in favor Of II. s. French Son,
against E +. LegieT and c. GARNER.
JANIS NJ HINTON,
.,txJa,d Shar a. -, I,a,-;-,s,.,, s.,s,ntv
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Silerin7s sale.

DY virtue OF q venuHu..I eApouas, 10 me directed,
Id aud d, liyered from lie Honorable Circuit CUu.t 1
OF pavl s,n couiy, Teunessee, ~ Its Term, 1853,
~li rx,oss public SIZE, iO t.e hlguvsl Diuder,
Cash, t.s CUuIt hOuse iaru, Ia tie Cay Of NASH
vile, on SArI KoAl, HE zOtn DAY OI AUoLSI, ,
1899, Il gut, utls, CLAIM Ihte est aiId esLIic
whica " il,Ian ACi-lpe tncn had, may have sliCe
acquit ed IN T. tue following described LIT u
gruuuu, Ing tne southern poi ton o. the Cay oi
N .suViIr, Davidson county, state III Tcnnessec, IN
AuIrS a. LlslOOrnes plan, fronting 81 teet On t,ie
nurth she o. dufifeesDoTV Turnpike, running
baeA Lewis stTeNt Lao iecI, twenty tuUt ai.cS
aud bounced the by Lot No. $40, being tcvI5u
the property OF MIi,lan McI4inv, 10 satisfy a
Judgment rvudeIeu la favor UI {. " Nance.
JAMS NJ HINIUN,
A ll.x.
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slie,iG,s sale.

l. virtue 81 a yeno II OH xl.nA@ TO directed
u .eiis n. the Ii. horaLl, Circuit ,vnrt
Il b~ths'n coILIy, IeLLossee, al It's Aay Term,
le3s, viii expose to lutHc sAh 10 lie LglIest
bC l6T Cash, at the tOuit house Yard ia tie Lity
oi Nashville oil saturday, the It til day OF AugLss,
1905, AL the night, ute, claim, interest and Estate,
which Janies stepheis tLen Lad, "a may hive SINCE
Eiig ID The ,CuLty Vi LaviGsIb satr Vi Iennessce III
Ii triet No. 4, bcundea follows. tie north by
VIM BLkb the wesI BY Jacob hale, the
south b., hns Bulky The k-sI by Sarah stephcLs,
LtaIDLg about acres, beIg LEVIED t,e prop
elty vi James stepheLs, ~ satisfy Juognaent
DEF Gu M favor oil johnson l.. Blair. II
JANIS 81. HINTON,
juIyI2-td Sherll. Lf Lay county
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ALaAlIh,s SnIa

DY virtue OF venditI' Ii. expOius u me directed f,
ID and uelIyered from The HUnorAbIe Gre. It court
DAVIDSON county Tennessee AZ It's May Term, 1859,
viii expose TO pablc sale u tue highest biuder, for
clsI at The Court lI"Lse YarG, the CITY Of NASH
vlie, GA SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OI AUGUST,
1859, all the ris" tnie claim, Interest and
wncn iiiiam AcI~ine lneu had, or may have Slice
acquired To the ioIlU wing described Lot OF
ground III the southern POI tlUu Tie CITY OF Nash
vino, Day.1son County, state 1enIlessle Lot No.
SO, hurry ClaIbOTnes plan, fronting % ieet en-
tic mott sue VI tho AuIlTeesDoro turnpike, Iul-
eng back on lie" Ii sti eet liJ itet twenty loot
a..e5 and IOun-ed tie by Lot No. 1913, being
lSNe,I On - The operty vi HnInI AicL.ne to sat
isiy JudkmeLt .eLocreti IL. iaN "a T.. " Nance.
JAhE, ~ HIN1UN,
juIyl4-td Shea ii davidson county.
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Sl.epinos sale

DY virtue Of vei.dTtOni expOpRs directed
ID and delivered ftom the Honorable Circuit Couri
DAVIDSON county, Tennessee, at IT'S May Term
1853, VIII expose u public SALE TO the highest bd
for cash, at the Court house YARD, u the CITY
Nashville Saturday, The 20ti DAY Aus usi, 1859
right, tile, clam, interest and estate, wLich
Geor.e Iiiianis and his Vile then had, may have
since acquI ard W the following scrbed lot
T. uunu, ing la the County u Davidson, siate Of
1eAnessee, owued by them, Oh the MuTireesboro
turnpike, on the east sIue VI saline, ami being the
Lot sold the m by q. W. Nance. SAM Lot lies about
two huLdred afas north Of Browns Geek, IN SAID
eounty, beng levied on as the properly Uf george
Ns.iI.s MS vie, TO silsiy Judgment rendered
IN Law or Of BurchetL 4 ElIiott
JANIS II. HINTON,
julyl3-td Sheriff vi LaVQsJu county.
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St,eriH3s sale.

u virtue OF HtnUIL.UnG &Dnas, 10 me directed,
ID and ucIivered lrVnI the honorable Circuit Court
iIsIGsUn County, Tenne It's Aay 1859
wall expose ~ pubilc sale, ~ tie hgnest bIidrF,
Cash, tue Court hOusc lard, Tie Cay OF Nash
vlir, "a uIuat the zUth uay OI August, 1859, AL
the Tghi, Title cIan Interest aud estate, which Jas
Sscpnca,s then hau, may have zlLce acq ..Ircu
~ tile following described Tract Ui IaLu Iyiug
county La ldson, state Of Ieubessee, No.
T. bSuhGes4 Es IoIo~S: Oh the hurIn By nm. Biukly
tbc ". st by jacob ShIIe, south by m
bil~Iy The east by sarah Stephens, containing
ABOUT acres, being lcvIcd Oh the pa opcrty
Jaues 81 pAehs, ~ satisfy Judgment renaerc1 III
favor vi L. +. " htwUI til.
JAMES ii. HINT0N,
iuyl3-td SheIu vi D1yIusOn county.
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CHANCERY SALE.

montgomery Bells, kxr's. VS.. James {. Owen.
DIkSlANl 10 a deer, e OF the Chanccry Court at
Il Nashville, in the AcOVe named cause ! will ex
pose t. public PALE, At the Courthouse IN Nashville
at IL o'clock, On MONDAY, HE OH DAY or AU-
0Usf MKT, upon a ereoIt OF o, l. lnd rs moptis
~ltIout tue rignt at redemption re-purchase that
Valuable Tract oil Land, purchased oil Montgomery
Bell By said James e. O"en, aud now occupied by
han, lag on The Franklin urnpik Road, about 10
mes from this city Containing between and hun
dred acres. more particular description will be
gwen on day oil sale. p. j. r. GtkaNES,
Juye-td Z CIk anu Master.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
{XyM.T. WRIGHT a CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville ls-aT>
and the public generally that they have HA
purchased the welknown Livery Stibl, The stock
and fixtures, form eriy occupied by hm. Philips
Market street ics tbcoN The square.
We haze drst-rate lots and boX-sLis To accommC-
date droveTs, and ali friends who may favor u
with their patronage.
We pledge oursely togiye alleases
We have large humber OF the Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies To hire at all times.
The TACT is DO OF intend bein rpassed by any
Stable IA the southern country. Come along and see
Tor yourselves.
feb3-ly .-...r-----.- wa. T. WRIGHT 4 CO. 6
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lAnnu kOr llenl.

Two HUNDRED ACRE Of sxcetienf boa -
u tom Lana superior sslasr any Kin OF 80
Apply aishe whelssai. Grocery Hasssaf -
afzEft aosiFhk Co.,
lsE2a-tf hes. q esd Mari szssat
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az Al7oFdeFF a1dF1ssea p III 1I7E7l1DEEEIf 4
Co Nl4aainxtnn .let, al inset al pfenlpt 4ttrn
tie an tl.s priatsd ei dFa~ inks sat 4s soon .
ovcr. FRANCE, BitoAbbiNIs CO..
lulyT Managers
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uAyfSG azseesEtsd viii usfn e1sisszz, VI. D. e.
L i HAifEf. fforsaerly q the hease 81 kicAsa,
Grcen a Bailey J and removed ffom he eeFn<r 81
College aud Church streets % The above sleEant an1
lreBds and customers silh more PFeEp<Eszz thea
kerxsof Our stock e Greexfses aud Bar stcr.s
al tn1es comPiefe and wlll be sela % The
u tur1s ocxs-u
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Notice to Shippers.

4sOC lCO w AAiApPOi %
Ezse gnSsE7 - a.
1T beng OF the stnoSt importance for the proper
Il prote- ton Of the Track aud % keep oct Of tho
way Of gravel aud other trains. that freight trans be
ron at regular uniform rate Il speed which can only
be accomplished b. rubni IN scheftaie ume there
fore order that tpe freight trains may De run on
the time laid down Ia the schedule, Is or'ered that
afier thirty days from this date fright wall be re-
eeived by The Nafhrille hnd Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Seheouie Stations only.
Rates on Flour Reduced.
TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroas will re-
j oeive N Nashville, wArtrace, Shelbyvlie and
Stations on " a 4. X. betNeen Aashviile snd War
trace and give through receis Flour by Car load
% chariesi0B or savauuEk One Dollar per barrel
throssh y. VI COLI,
sup't Of Transport.tion n. C r. r
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GiutrD Stables.


l. T. v 4 A Il Ii A n
Livery, SAFE d Exchange Stables,
hoRTh MARkET s1RLkT,
j. c. M'FEkRlN, Proprietor.
A HE undersigned having leased the uboy. we'll
L known establishment toTmorl! 1t lt by ar. JuIIN
H. SLOAN has thoroughly repaired ANA rentteG IL
all IT'S departments now challenges competition
point OF convenience and capacity from any similar
establish men tint the south west
LIVERY.
shallkeep constantly mama "A number of baud
some vehicles of all KINDS aud d sIuu OF horses
unsurpassed ia style speeC aud safety.
SALE
am prepared TO hll any bill for gentlemen wish
ms TO purchase carriage buggy or saddle horses and
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers Of stock viii ind nay esta blshment suit
ableacconfnIUdauons FOR any number Ot horses OF
mules, at reasonable rates
B ABIDING.
Gent emen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles that stock Will receive the best
atteutioI and at the lowest current rates.
lam also provided with BIIthe facilities for Break-
ing eating ,NckIng and docking horses and Willeu-
sure Satisfaction.
wilreceiye and sell stock of all kinds on commits
sion ,aHd from thorough and con slant
famila rity with the market feel no hesitation In
promising satisfaC lion.
Beng determined to give satisfaction 90 all v no
may CALL portion OF public patronage is solicited
-.--....-.-.. {. A,FtRlIN,
Janle-dly ----- Late Of Bow ing g. cen, ny.
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On fhe 3Oth day OF JuIy. Issa.

the i"iO~lng described let OF ground IL the City Of
-NasLNIe, South OF Broad streets, the corner Of
1hsrTS and pvihuhbrtde streets SId lot IL sold for
partition among the aboN Lamtd PARTIES.
IkhAa.-eaid Lat viii be sold upon a credit Of d
ana AZ months; notes with approved cuIity payable
la bnk viii be required, lien retained until the
Pur' base money Ii paid. DAVID 4. LOVE
Z guIc-v-Ld Clerk AID Master.
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CLI1Kk AND MASTER,S sALE

nilSy bradIord ct ais VI. James H. Aarler ct ais.
~ virtue oil a decree oil tue Honorable Circuit
- Court, at Nashville, Tennessee pronounced 10
tlo above cause at IT'S May Term, 1889 viii expos,
70 puOhc sale 10 . highest bidder At the Curt
HlLL. ~ In. Lk...LL.
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EXECUTORS sale OF Real Estate,

V>aE anaerslsnee ao~ onsFins 81 private "a y,
all that f<rtlnz q lane lying tl.s ssaih
Abs Aatthes t.-TFos deceased. ne lena irs N
fun view, and sitAin abeat tno Enlss q shs SEAss
czp<oi, ana IL lsld oct In iots vary In tron
fearteen % t~snsy -eiDe scFes all fFonilns The
TurnEtks read These tanas 81 Be sold fair pr.
Gee ana o. lsocrs ltnse. Any Tsrnons sNs.-f 70 81
sullne thsD ~ ssceEt4lr particulars ~ 1ea 20
the terEs, will please call John c. harFos Bear
the Freualees "a L. 4. ". hrosn, keal tst4ie
Asrats. or the aa1ersisnee IN >as1siils
d. - PfLcAfR,
G. c. IOkhkTI,
sspsle-tf Kxseasors 81 n barrow s1se,4I
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Ghildren's Carriages.

USI received a large lot OF Chidren's Carrlagf g.
81 hney finished heb will be sold 10 than ever
before tue market.
febs MACKENZIE a MINCHN
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ssss ..:: 1 81 sl:s: 3 .
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Nashville and SmithianO.
Es s - 81

IAse-- --s,-ZSs-Ls $3.50
EDGEFlELD AAD EEATUtKY GAlLpOiD.
INHERE Is Regular line 81 L. :. NAH. COACHES
i running ftom the Terminus Of the above road
~ Springfield, Tenhessre, via ke, sbnrg. Teton,
il, pk nsyi lie, Prt ccun, ard I'D vii e. TO Smt n
KY: there connecting With tie LfUlSkHLE. ST.
LOUIS and AfM ORR FANS PACKERS.
This line Is aver one OF the beat roas in the State,
and Is the cheapest, nearest and bert T'rte from
NAshvil a. thu hiu River: the trip beirg sde In
NINE HoCisS LES TIME than by any other route:
Thirty miles II being by Railroad
Through i ok T. from Nashville "a SMITH AND can
be had OF J. W ferfuss n. Agent, CONNER cil Hutel,
Nashville, or OF the Conductor On the Train, y TIN
ntIIARS.
The Coaches on this route VIII leave Springfield i'm
paodmtcy on the arrival Of the Train f. Nashville
every A'nday, "Wednesday and Friday, uftil the
LIST day u Jolly, alter which time They Will leave
daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
The Common Council for 1859.

The new Board Of Aldermen will meet to-day. 1t is
dersood that after the election Of chairman President
Clancy will tender his resignation, he having been elected
TO the Office Of County Clerk Alderman McSpedou will
be nominated by the democrats for the position of Pres
dent Of the Board the majority that side Of
the house there doubt OF his election The veuera
BILE long tried Clerk Of the Board, M Valentines
faithful efficient and indispensable fixture of the city gov
ernment-w be elected and his assistants and Off
GERS will also be continued in their present positions.
The Board Of Supervisors will be composed Of the
members that of last year. Mr. Conner the only retr
ing member, having been reelected.
The newly elected Board of Councilman viii be orga-
nized at twelve O'Clock to-day when the President and
officers of the Board will be elected 1t is said that Charles
G. Cornell IL the candidate of the democrats and Franklin
J. Ottarson the nominee Of the opposition for the Pres
dency Charles McCcnachan, who has so long dscharg
cd the duties Of clerk, will undoubtedly be chosen
by the new Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

WORCESTER, Jan =, 1909.
two story brick engine house in this city was blown
up 30 thoroughly yesterday afternoon with all its con.
tents, that not brick remains upon another. fire
had been made in the engine house the night before, and
1t IL supposed that the gas, which had been smelling
strong the premises for day two, had communal
Gated from the main pipe TO the cellar, and when reached
the room where the explosion occurred, completely
shattered the building TO atoms. Tho large school house.
twenty feet distant, bad its windows every side
almost entirely blown in and the building itself 9TH
wise seriously injured. All tho neghboring houses suf
ercd in the same way brick stones and refuse generally
ew in every direction. The conclusion pcrcepbly
felt in every part Of the city causing general conster
nation The damage will probably be at least $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

To day srd evening Ben Bolt" and tie "asr.equn
Villager"
There are some novelties IL the way OF the coored
opera for 10 night The Bryans' produce burlesque
upon Shyiock and toe Campbell's comic piece, "rhe
iouble Bedded Room" At Wood 3, the taUedur ptrant
illustrating Southern life very attractive, and still
keep the bills
Messrs. Mason Thomas will give their second classical
snot,nte Dodworhs Hall 70 day at two O'Clock The
prograine includes Bee.Loycns quartz, IN lst No. 81
No. 0.
MOVEMENTS OF ArI1sTs-PIccoLoMfs OKATogEo
MusIc The pet prma donna been singing in H~ydns
Creation" for the Bostonians The Gazette critic speaks
OF the performance olows;-
The music c Eve Iaydns Creation had rracing and
interesting treatment from her at the Music Ha more
enchanting specimen Of simplicity and genial loneliness
hsn she offered " pubic admiration IS seldom accorded 70
o'aioro attendants The music received excellent treat
nent for that musical voice she with SO much
expressed feeling emotion the NOS. effective aud
natural manner the notes were 80 distinctly artcua
ted ana clearly delivered that every part Of the hall reco
nized their melody. She had moreover, been so well
instructed IN the accent pronunciation and delivery OF
English that no was shocked with coarse accent or
failed to catch word she uttered Her defamation
and intelligent phrasng of English surprised AMI delight
ed, while the warmth and impassioued color she gave 10
Ewes love passages absolutely swept away the GOODNESS
and reserve usual in sacred concert halls. She
read the music nueny and made every note perform its
Office In management of breath and accent she then
peared the well trained singer and the mistress OF true
Oratoro style equally with Italian opera That she is
well bred musician appeared the ready and instant
ieva OF caused by tarnpg two leaves in
stead &C one showing embarrassment cropping
for the place This performance Gispeed much prejudice
against Piccoomni; and, considering the want OF tact.
and evinced by ADAM who seemed entirely
dtrat the operate wonder then achieved her great
est triumph, defining position high up in the rank OF dra
matte singers.
Madame Elise Bscacciant has made her but at Boston
in oratorio.
The last performance Of the opera company in Boston
is announced for the I'd January Bgnol is engaged to
the 9th January, and is paid Che has been leased by
Srakosch to Unan) at the rate Of So coo per month with
benefit (haf clear at Philadelphia.
TIE husband OF Miss Susan Cushman g that was"
is Dr. Muspra eminent English chemist, the founder
and principal Of the College Of Chemistry Liverpool Eng
land.
Mrs Abbott nee Buloid actress formerly attached
to the Park and Broadway theatres died recently in this
State.
Mr. Stephen Mascot is giving his popular Song and
Chitcha Of Travel in Many lands at Carroll Hall Dati
more, with great success.
Mr.. Sothern will open the Howard Aheneurn, Boston,
the 18TH Miss Agnes Robertson and Mrs Sinclair are
| among his stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
Brooklyn City News.

FOUND DnowNED.-The body Of a man found in tn (,
water at the dock tho Peck slip ferry yesterday after
noon and the Coroner notified to hold an inquest II was
dressed In dark clothing, with cap upon his head aud
the lappels tod over his He had mttens on, and
from bis appearance liz supposed TO be private wachan
Some parties who him Of the opinion that IL is tho
body Of Of the watchmen employed about Graham 4
Polleys dstlcry but person has been missing from
that place. The body taken TO the dead house In
South Second street for Identification.
Coroner Horton held an inquest yesterday upon tho
body Of man found drowned at the foot of Twenty
seventh street, Gowanus. Hc about FIVE feet nne
inches in height apparently forty years old had on
grey mixed pantaoons, black satin figured vest, black
pacca ock coat black cloth ovcrcoat and black silk neck
Tie Ho had dark hair and heavy sandy whiskers was
slightly bald In his pockets two lancets aud about
80 IN money Several receipts also found bearing
.ne name OF DR. j. Hyatt, New York. The body lies at
the dead house for identification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
The Late Railroad Disaster I'm Georgia.

CoLuMDus, Ca, Jan. l, 1859.
Twelve dead bodies brought from the scene Of the
railroad catastrophe this city today There were on
the train seven other persons who not yet accounted
for The road is washed away at different points to the
extent of forty miles.
The reporter Of the Sun has returned from the scene Of
the late disaster and gives the following names OF bed-
Mr. Levert and three children, Of Rapides parish, La.
Mrs Smith, of Texas
Two Misses Guys, Of Alabama.
Mr.. Miller, engineer.
Mr.. Buckle, fireman.
W. H. Smell, train hand.
The bodies have all been recovered except infant Of
Mrs Leverit.'s. The racehorse Moidore lost. The
cars fell thirty feet, empyng the passengers into th
stream.
The first reports were greatly exaggerated.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TESTIMONIAL FROM LEGAL. GENTLEMAN,
"A well known In this city well in many Southern
States will be read by all with interest
II WALL SrIskr NEw YORK, Dec. 20 1858.
Genemenyour OF the 18th been received say
Ing that have heard that have been benefited by the
Of Woods hair restorative and requesting certificate of the
fact had no objection to give award to you cheer
color Of my hair auburn and inclined curl Some Eve
six aimee began TO turn and the scalp the
crown OF head 70 lose s sersby and dAndru form
upon IT, Each Of these disagreeabies increased wiz time,
and about four months fourth added them by
hair falling OF the top Of head ard threatening make mo
bald In this unpleasant predNamsnt induced 20 try
wop1s hair restorative mainly the falling of OF my
ha for had really expectation that hair could web
be restored To is original color except dyes how
ever greatly surprised 70 find amer the use Of two bottles
only that only the falling of arrested but the color
restored the gray hairs and sensy 10 the scalp
dandru ceased 10 brm head, uchto the gratH
wife whose solicitation induced try IL
For this among the many obligations 10 her seq,
srougly all husbands who value the
their wives profit by example, and growing gray
or getting bald. Il. A LAvkSDxR.
Now sold BY ali fancy good dealers throughout
the world Deposits Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

THE SoUNp BOATs.-The steamboat Plymouth
Pock, Capt Joel Stone put into this harbor yesterday
for coal She left New York Thursday afternoon at
four O'clock and proceeded far as Hart Island when
she encountered strong head winds aud heavy sea- and
was anchored for the night She left Hart Island at
yesterday A. NJ. aud experienced heavy weather. which
drew upon her coal heap and obliged Capt S. to put
here for fresh supply few Of her passengers came
up town. but believe all returned To the boat which
left in the afternoon for Stonngton.
The Norwich boat anchored at Hart Island Thursday
night The Fall River boat out and proceeded
short distance up the Sound and remained until yester
day.
The Elm City came up Thursday night and reached
here about half an hour behind tme.-Neu Hapsn Jour
mol, Jan. l.
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Ei,s In WestGel,. nlass.

WEsTFRLp, Jan. 2, 1859.
The building owned and occupied by II. r. & ~ l..
P,mpton Of 62 White street. New York. for tho manufac
ture Of secretary bedsteads, was, with its contents
trey destroyed By tire last night. loss 100000 insured
for 50 900 IN the Etna Office Of Hartford The Ore sup
posed 20 have been the work Of an incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

NORFOLK, JAM l, 1862
The schooner, Samaria, from Baltimore, bound 10 Rich
mond came in collision yesterday of Hog Island with the
schooner H. A. Conkn, Of Brooklyn. The samnra was
considerably damaged.
There now lying in the Road, weather bound up
wards Of one hundred aud fifty vessels OF all classes