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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

land, federal, State or municipal none stand in
worse repute than the Legislature of this State.
And deservedly so. For the last three or four
years they have not only been trampling on the
rights of the people, have not only been barter
ing away the municipal privileges Of this city,
have not only been foisting on us hordes of de-
cayed politicians as Police Commissioners, Har-
boz. Commissioners, and other officials, but they
have been plotting to give over the State,
bound hand and foot, to the Juggernaut car Of
William II. Seward and the other apostles Of
abolitionism.
Of course it is unnecessary to say that our
State Legislature has been corrupt and dis
honest. 1t has been, if possible, little worse
in those respects than our own Common Coun-
Gil. The lobby members fourished as they
used to flourish at Washington in those good
times when Simonton was the vote broker Of
the republican members, and the immaculate
Mattcson their 6le-leader. Under the auspices
Of such schemer as Seward it could not have
been otherwise. The lobby force was recog-
nized as great power in the State, and be-
came Familiarity known as the Third House.
But our progress is still downward. II goes
on from bad to worse. The reputation Of State
legislators has become so bad that decent men
would almost as soon become candidates for q
bunk in Sing Sing as for seat in the Capitol
at Albany. And the Third House has extended
its operations so greatly, and has grswn so ON
nipotent that now, instead Of depending upon
their influence over the members themselves,
they go to the fountain head, and dictate to the
primary assemblies and nominating conven-
tons as to who shall be the nominees of their
respective parties. In this way they obviate
the possibility Of any difficulty in carrying
their plans at Albany, and take care that
the right sort Of men for their purposes are sent
there. The plan has the advantage Of cheap
ness. A few hundred dollars can generally
make the thing all right with primary meet
ing; and then, the baser the material provided,
the less will be its cash value.
These Legislators Of ours have the control Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

COOPER INSTIrUTE.-PRor. MIrcHRtL's LEcsuRE ON
TIE TRAruAfIoH or THE SuH SOLAR SYSTEM fHRoUGH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28


VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AETlsHlNG to male other investments prop sell
Wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county,
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
uAtedOn the Franklin Turnpike within city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps, the most commanding scnty
ye and most desirable country residence The house will
be sold with l. Is Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT yALl ABLE FARM,
Known as the Sims Tract Situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon r0ad within three miles Of Nashville containing
The soil good it is well WsPTsd and tinbered
bedviied into aa Of tEsutJ acres uTwards Of
which admirably adapted FOR country residences gar
dsns and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupedLy 7. G Nc am ba and formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, cont lining 4b0ut CSC This
place well Known IS to need further description. II will
also BE- divided to suit purchasers c. McCampbel will show
these places any who will cali.
All the above property will be sold reasonable
on credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply 10 A. V. 3. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the
dersignde, THOS. c. Nee AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. hCCAMPBELL,
mill Nashville
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.

To take place as above specified.
One Grand Capital Prize of $4,000
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$50 REWARD

OR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsRR
Who under charge Of outrAseOusy having open TIE
houses Of William iamt AID JGme Christopher intent
70 Commit murder has made f5 escape and running large
The above reward will therefore be paid xha will de-
liver the said Loosr the Sheriff Of Wilson county 50 that he
may he brought to justice.
sad HoOseF about q years Of about FIVE fest
high stout built, fair rather sandy hair,
wound from gun shot in the ishtarn beeE the ehaE.
]. N CHRIST PIER,
sepi6-u Giadesville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
DUCK RIVER,

XTTE have 40 OF Land for sale Of Duck
w River within miles OF Normandy the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Railroad Said lsnds bounded David
Duck RIVER Willis Banon and Abner Barton TwnhiIds
Of the river bottom and level about 80
several good springs and Is No Stock Farm We ell
half all Of the tract suit pUrchR those wishing
Go good Stnk Farm healthy country good community
sc &c, would DO we'll TO and look de
,d to sell For further address H. NJ Barton Tu.
iahoraa, or c. c Brewer, Manchester.
decl5-tW&WU BREWER 4 BARTON.
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Kirkpatrick, NeViDs q Co.,
RECEIVIYG, FORRARDLYG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEf, EASHSILLE TENNESSEE
HAVE nov in store large and complete aS1ortment
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, ali grades;
MnlaSses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock
Raisins full stock, with lees, Candles, Sagdnes dssk
s-el Glassware, a1sOTt Pesns together With all kinds Of Gre
sles usually kept in tie Grocery line Our stock Of
RRANDIESs WINES, WHISKY &C.,
We;nk cannot be surpasse in this any other market
heavy stock o. goods invite the Sttshon Of
the trade
nayQS-tf KIRKPATRICK. NRVIEs L Ca
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CaNDI HTnTCTp.

TVyHR Havana enables as to cell Can
dy until further notice az Sl2 lOl Ibis
Terms cash. VESSEL IHOMPsVNs
RsY27-p
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ROOETS FOR REM

ROOMS FOR RENT.
SENERAL desirable Rooms for the year $780, in the UNION
- AND AMERICAN BaiidnE, for rent Apply to FORT,
Agent, oTt9 ldeeIS-sIpl W CQQPER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
RAILROAD.

Louisville, New Albany q Chicago
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

soas pAtor stove, for coal wood with sliding doors
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Al Elm . RIGH q n UBLK.
THE GRE TEST OVERS AND SCOURERS
IN THE SOTIs "A AND WESrs
AVE engaged Hr JOHS TRAEDza Cutter aud Tailor, WAC
Z is the best cutter and filter 10 the country
HEISDRIcH kUBLT have each born engaged Dyes in this
city for over ten years and have always given satisfaction In
cleaning dyeing. repairing and In prices.
Orders be left at their oe No a Pubc Square. Ne.
Is Cedar Street soplG-3m
Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
M 0NTG0MERY 4 MCGREDY, EurseFymen Nashville, Tenn
A invite special attention to their extensive Of Fruit
ornamental trees, EverTeens, Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Every stitable for
Fruits-50n0 Apple 2, & years old.
Pears-3hNO, Dwsrfs 4 Stand rds, 10 years old.
Peaches sOO6 s years old Cherries Piuus, ApToosS Nee
tariens and ounce. in lasge numqers
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbsries Goose
berries, currants Bouquets al all seasons
MONTGOMERY Z McGREDY.
LinuooI. Nnrreraa NaahViIis Tn.
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ANDREW J. SMITH,
no 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE TKYYESgK1.
TENNESSEE IRON, CAST INGS, NAILS,
srFKL, AxLzs, sPRIEGs,
ND all other articles his Of be oeraa
"A wholesale aad retail for cash, at the abOVestsnd
6ebg 5a-Iy
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EnIRrm CLASS.


VTST received by the srrircr - Of those -
ii celebrated Planes Of Steuway & Sons and 49,
III A Gale Co of y consisting O. o., n u n nj
81. and 3. oc,ayes. Thass iu want Of thisiu-
srlur would 90 WelN CAL ana see my
stock Scld as low as the lowest, and warrant yeLTs
Also largest Cl sheet Muse aud small Mu.
the city For bargains cali az 80 Union 81
o-t2I JAs a MCCLURE
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superior Earning land. for SAFE

NUMBER Farm lining between 90 and 100
" within Of hours ride the Louisville Nashville
Railroad, AMI - by Turnpike cf the city Nashville
This Tract Of LAID situa ed In neighborhoos
has upon guod improvements is well nd
Oher farming purposes and susceptible Of
more places
In point Of ocsOn, soil, Wster &C for socF grain
baccO farm IL s unsurpassed by any tract in the
Poce churches schools, and Railroad Station convenience
to the premises.
TENS liberal time given. For further pad
ply Jctn SehOn, Of the sehon Merritt No il
Cedar Street, At this ONCE octl6 do twin
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EyERAL handsome to rent in the second and third
stories OF the UnoI American Block, Of Cher,v
and Spring streets apply o Griffith, st the Uniop
Amerc;an once or fmhF ". COOpBB
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BOX STOVES.

FIuted side and plate stoves Refund and plate Stoves vaPou
other patterns Of suitable churches ard school hVus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO NEwBURg.-TH
VI large and commodtoua steamer ERR &, CRc
will make the above named excurrsou every Sunday ia,
the Leaving the pier foot Of Chambers ssse
O'Clock: street at o'clock landing Twenty 3oces
sTeet and Forty third street Yonfe's Doebs Ferry "
wall. Returning. win leave Newturg at O'Clock sopptas
all the above banned places. This excurcn afford al
opportunity fos the inspect Point
neons Hehdlusrers at Newburg, and other places OFT
between landings, % ccnts.
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a UCTICE NOTICE
n srLxhplD HOUSEHOLD FURNrTURx

AtFublic Nendua for Cagh
room ard Cd smber furniture auia veivs Rrnsssls snd
ngrsn srott large lier Gnt- roirscis 9o sup er5
ormo SAD ruby Chandelier 5000 tbs pair oosy Of!
ErsA0Yoy sAyES OCTAVE PIANoFoRrG.
JOKn W, PORTER Auctonssr.
whatever the entire OF lie elegant sve story residence
Is folf@spth stfeet west Of E'gba tao whole
which VII .. perenptriy hgaest bidder and
uus'y ca nts will be 10 stspoAGce
PAhLOhs AND DIerNG B0OMs.
cn ara eegaaty carved go Id wood suits In
nge Geecf Dons gothic and raish chairs moque
and ssin orcceoe; lRdes' solid so,d
solid rose woac cese sbea with rich tops
ezpensvey carved rosewood pier sofa and aide tables with
marble ofs ree coat wood etngerss with mable t,ps
pise glass doors &c imported e1preasy fr toe gne
ladies' cd Wofa tables tyeny day bronze aud
nou clrcss elegant chna chase and ex
penss sncieapes painted 70 order III grange magnificent
embrOdeS ed lace window curtns aud Large
give variety ~ OF pat nrs by native artists tao whole
FORE tu leven octave elegAn' case aiad nlste aad rcnY
set with keys of real pearl oein valuable costly
ent plano stool covered In san, with elegant and
Lining POonlscb velvet esry carpet In good oder:
sed tension table al polished III the best manner
bic top fancy abes mir eds chairs hairn0h
chaDpegueD unbiers gooleta decanterB match rich
china TED sad dinner GELS coey silver ten dinner
ars spears iorks, liquor stand superior taoe cutlery
bic p..e-erF, &c
Chs.strs-costly solid rosewood msdogany bedseads
sa o9atle too bureaus waghsands and modes
pstca twenty hair mattresses from 40 10 60 poards
~ AID III excellent cDeGlon; bed
spreads fneets irgaic csrpets bedroom mirrors coces
rods ahogany cufbot ed rockers sofag lounges
couch beds hail stand tes and dining tables &c Catalogues
giving tSa description Of each article sre NO ready soa
Keeping me ABOVE SAFE onor5 rare advantages.
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1No. ]. RrNNIE sUOrIoNENa.-ArrRAcr1vl

a mo. y. RrNNIE, sUCrIONEEa.-ArTRACr
sae Of Gne household furniture auction Of the
elegant sanwood Walnut and mahogany furniture.
ecrors ead works Of contained In TIE residence
wen hieyepth street. Fifth this efternoou uy
~ ocock piecisey. Ihe following Ia partial descrp
ton OF tue goods Ia the house,
so che cane splendid mirrors bronze gas futures
enoe ciccg tapestry carpets together With all the china and
vsr ware Belonging the ho1Be cut glsss ware too nue
to mention silver tea ssIce az pieces srge silver
oss cake Baskets salt aud butter coolers, &C., also
variety Of Ornamental. vases, DC -,
Paroas-arved rofewood eus 10 cnson and maroon san
d rosewood certre and %bes reception aud recum5ent
rhniyr prd side eegereE Freu-n plate
GLASS; in m rnires ladies' escrsores lined With ssn wood
psner cacoe insd tables velvet CARPETS rags bronze
tal ,hades arge bronze together With stauees
cs res and noudioge In bronze Psran marble hisque aud
French china eight ne oil paintings by celebrated srs hne
Dresden china vases, msnel oecoraons nAntei mrrofs
'tjyoue French clocbe. WITH shades, &c.
Middle perors--veivet cGroea suit psrlor furnui'e Ia
rrrsOn ana gold brccaie centre table" ova 81 mrrs gs Ok
tures elegantly carved rosewood secetar scd oookcase
ace curtains shadea hne engraving martel cock an1
Also splendid rosewood carved cage seven octs7e fnoo
nlad with pearl nearly new, ana warransd by the MAKER
music cabinet stool and cover besides host o! one
Csnbers-Iapegty carper carved rose wood tedsteeds
with lace cadopy hair and other maesses holsters and
owu bedding and rosewood dressing bureanr washtands
bookcases fn engrayings curtains shades oil paint
,ngB, &c. 80,
ed furniture shades and curtains splendid amour de
ssce rasses oungce and easy cntlrE paintings aud en-
cravings, Arbby horse. magic lantern, &c.
Third Elegantly carved mahogany bedseads Marble
top dres1g bureaus weshsands and comnodes
sofrE DIV beds ard bedding Also the base
rrcnt and kitchen, with which the sale win Commence.
DeFCs Oye catalogues be hld the house the
ing sale. Sale positive, without regard to the weather.
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ANU. NEMMHTS,


NBLOy 0ARDHH-aR VAT DRAMATIC FESTIVAL
~ spd UkEQUALLED ,'vuIC ThEAr.
Mr.. BUTTONS bgNkrIT ana AIT Ape ARANCE,
THf6 NIGHT, FKl DAY. July 70
Tn0 manager respectfully invite ho Of the lb
Lie % siose m brilliant eIrs Vdineiy genen the
al record with an o. wing n1use 10 eye
thlr eminsnt comedian
a BU4PER AT PARTING
sound Of peceu have been II resis1bls merit
cessfui characters
Frsday-Coaian's copasdy Of BLUE DEVILS.
James kegrtra srumbiins Englhmaa 49,. Nj Burton
The comedy OF BhkAOH OF PkOAIaE.
Ebeuezer udd Mr. Burton Mr. Ira per Nm, HUI xhes
Tho acs Of the coraedy Of
6wkBTHEAhTe AND WIvsS.
Billy Leckadag, WITH tho original aWfcry outSl
and d. mAy ccefu lame1tation. nrlon
To co0c!uce with he celebrated frOA tina
YHE IOODLES
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n epTgNE s'e EALE o. WRIST CTiksS FUENITURE-
"A NJ DOUGHTY, ApcOaecr, will rell TO morrow, Satur-
Jn'y 20 o O'Clock the sslefrc1 70 Nasss street,
NV er Of sHHgn.o the entire scr OF Gas class furniture
rontenei the shove store cor sng Ia Of mehogsuy
and rose wood paror suits covered q hrocae aud hasoO
anv marble tor centre iabcs loo DO hnok ertens,o
Sn,nc tahlea oak roHrba ten tdsp3ayc rs0R Gure0u0
,"ass an6s regeGne ho,f aaiefses, na''rea &c hinb
NV v-re =, ohsc rorgeeef, large aofn ant 81 socDnd
sad e.ri -, o-n0g O. sale GoOdE can row DO ey%ninss
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n LBEKT j. TaoMPsoN, AUCTloN&Ea.
~ MAQkTEfGN A Q.s t,nC 81 q

a MAGhIFiCSST AMD CosrLY HOUSEHOLD
hotevood craving room suits octave wood planoforte
Bsssseis carpet bronze aud ornnulu '-A
oAsneesis lace ens.aln sstuasy oil psinngs bsque and
and slsss ssra VINES silver T.ss 6o 9S 81 ,..
s,ors house IS Welt Twenty
Get, eixth avenue,
extensive ssa me catalogue elaorace the largest ass,
men OF gI niurs AID works Of auction
owners By The celsbrsea Para I'D win RODE
II cit faDds Driving ,oom,soid rosewood dining room
suits richly cared in g. and flowers and covered three
two tse .ts sofas wo arm ehss two reception chairs and
msch he sui,s; escstoIrs and bcoscsse nsd With sso
woe saS wsss table Turkish essy chsirs
s gst aDs rich gin T,
nSs - ,n s f.s1s and Music The sea
bhors srd dresden vases sad oil paint
rigs earbrseJ Madonns BY selsres ufan. saviour
CssS ds, lcesss IL ssizsrand Bis,bDscs Of @Iis@ Tell
ROSEWOOD OC,AvE PiaNOFOETE
The SUPERB instrument offered auction season;
richly and nad with mother pearl and
~ f SsS %as
&c. bail rosewsod hats,snd o'lclos stair carpet rugs &c
Rosewood hurssu marble top French plate mir.
Ssce shaving snd ssins tabss chine toilet
ssts Ian feather beds olsnkets sheets quilts
iron be, sesdr so.ss chss, washstands rockers c Brus
'el' c'Fps' chairs dei n;s1rG soox
BLACK sIou extension dniag table IA feet Berz
sr.ved gs.s go5s deeaniers winss champagne irai
eerv des. stands oliver pl.sd casers basket
pieces richly decorated china tea sets "a vory hsn
s n Desirable rs.s
with pabh tie esr wil G. Inmence
chance seldom eered every will be persmpto
NJ comreseni psrs,n will be in attendance to pack
aud I'd opt O. city The house posses.
son Tie it of august Eor srther particulars
tioneef.
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4 UCTloN NOTICE -THos. BELL. W. 8. TaoxP-
n tOr.Tbe sale Of this day postponed TIL Saturday,
at loH O'Clock In the saiesroons Is roadwav
prising household and other furniture articles
Org goods clothing beddcg lot of mortgagod articles &C.
also 100 garments superior genta clothing ewery, &C.
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a UCTiON NOrICE-J BrGAgT AuDTIOEaER -
a BY 3. B0ue kT this day, at i01l O'Clock at the
scoiton rooms No North William etreet houvenod furnt
ure consisting Of mahogany lounges cottage suit pine
wardrobe leaf tables cane scat chsra uahosauy marble top
dressing bureaus beduoads hair mattresee feather bids
psror suit oil painngs looking glasses splendid
Brussels andvevet capes wng mschne lot Of
sbc fste pencils Aso wagon. Of horse,
roeksway wagon and harness Ac &C. also srye ala
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a uCrf0M HoTIOs -BUnNnAMs sUsNIrUg,. gy.
"A e~ and furniture packing es.aolstment oace lii aad
LJ 81 klavent dreel bets stlh sixth Avenues
rh hcuSehold furniture OF every description boxsd snc
whipped TO ~ part: Of tho world; pisoos mirrors paiungs
aatuary china and glaze packed and carsfuy moved
large two hoye wagons ior tbs removal OF furniture 10 Ina
rouUry seprng carts ut the office at all hours Of the day
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A. UCTioE NOTICE.
IN WiLLTan TIPPING 4 CO.. AuCTIONEERS. NO. ll9
iroeovsy. will include IN their sas o! Friday July 49, the
Of Ut clo.hrg consisting OF $50 Marselee vess
leo pairs inca Marseles and other light pa taooas
pe MsrseeE and apaca coats SO assorted silk yeats 30
pantsocns so black frocx and
&c TO- Part OF the above has been lightly
damaged by vser and e whole will be sold without
Aao,
Invoices OF
Glss Shawls,
haib olderef, Laee goods
hibbons White goods;
Ciloaks and mAnsilas,
Ready made clothing and shirts.
Cloths. cassinera and ves..pgs,
Men and WON ems cotton h2stery and gloves,
French and British dress goods
Iish linens, shirtngs, damAsks. towels
stock gonds. Domeatss. De-
In lots adapbed the city and country retail trade
Samples WITH caalogueS ready the morning of sale
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W. y. wEsTCOrT. AUCrIONEER.
Il Executors eale OF handsome household furniture all OF
The valuable description made to order and worthy of
special attention the assortment unusually large OF every
thing fashionable and costly furnished residence
all OF which sha be peremptorly sold; 10 be removed within
the early bis morning. when the furniture be
No. 1852 West Twenty nrsi street. near Seventh avenue
This day (Fridsy) ut 10I O'Clock.
PARfOk tURNIcOEB
connss Of magnificent rosewood psror SUITS richly carved
vered brocade With slip full suits IA pieces
sauary too centre pier tables two elegant Foenne
late DOORS Turkish lounges IN medallion tapestry and
Volre match Engsh velvet and tapestry CARPETS
elegantly carved mAnc mirrors bronze and ormolu chan
dehers kc.
a gery superb instrument. with stool and cove-
scys french secretary marble top music csbins ocsde
and yeb curtains ton chairs In velvet and broc
and marble groups Of Perces and rhdss
painting and Mucvenus atheBah the Feast of Bachus the
Lovers the Also line of and valuable psin
pgI including foreign and hone scenery historical modern
and antique suhects all richly framed Chamber furnure
all solid rosewood superbly carved bedse s eeks
large hair marole washstands full suit OF fnrn
ure rosewood in hair cloth rockers ia velvet aud hsr CLOTH
eofss etes wood dressing bureaus with
marble tops bronze clocks paintings canvass aud pastel
glasses gace Frepce cottage chairs pier
oval irIios French toilet setts &c Dining oonl-Eegant
liable silver ware spoons forks casters cake
baskets SAVERS tea setf &c rich French Bohemian
ruby cut gsss OF every dessrpon ivory and pearl
carpets; ocoths rugs hail chandeliers &C., with large
ouanty OF good mahogany and oak urn.ure making very
arge and active SALE No posponement IO O'Clock
precieely
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RCrTERFIELD, AUCrIONRgs-~M tfGBA-
a. BAN vii Aei tails day, Ut 10Y o'clock al No 2su rev
Fowery large OF aud second hand
aso the OF bier saloon viz coupess oyster
stands glAsses Ac also hree pipes OF anish In bou
Sale positive.
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IRE DEPARTMENT. or TIN
! meet on re drss and third We'd.
July, august and September, ri
: at fAlf past eeven O'Clock p. ",
+ 4. y s;u,ii..rrEa.6iL, Committee
V. Y ilasrakL, IN Etra
VsA "a SDopAInsat,
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THE TURF.

ECIrPsE COURSE. l.. I--TROTsING THE FOLLOW,
~ ing purses Will be given free for sill Tuesday
Augu.t pnre sigo'nie heats; best ia in hAruess
Tuesday August 6Puras 900 two mile heats ia
Entries 70 be mace at john tneders Monday
August Two to start 10 make
JOHN I, sNxDIGER.
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rAUHER-A YOUNG LADY, QUALIFIED TO TEACd
4 Latin, German, Preach and hnsla desres situation In
s1Der chool private family Good references rtyen
AVID required AddTsvs J. o., box 1850 baltimore Post 5ace
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July 90 III 0S o'clock at tner saleyroom1 street.
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