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Bakery and Confectionery.

A LSo received hne assortment Of Preach Con.
"A fectOnaries. / am stIll manufacturing that A.
No. l Clndy, aad avn SELLING IL cheap as any
house IN eiiy IhaVs made recently, addition 10
my Rlxsry aud able TO furnish a great
many more % those extra large Loaves OF Bread
with ali the variety oE Cakes, Pics, Se., sc
CHAs .kORE kfa0S,
oct2T No IL AmrgeGstrcet
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Sl,appard,s Gold Pens.

A SMALL assortment OF these superior GOLD
IA PENS, this day received by
+. HAGAN,
n0vll-u IL College st.
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Si,erins Sale.

DY virtue OF an alius ~ Pa to me directed, and
ID delivered from the hoaorable Circuit Court OF
davidson eoaaty, rennessss, al rs september Term.
1909, will expose 10 public sale, 70 tue hgnest bidder,
for cash al the Court house Yard the Cty S1sh
yie on Tuesday, tue ISti day OF December, 1889, all
the right title claim, interest asJ estate which john
c. McI.ealore then aad, may Haye since acquired,
aud 10 the following deser pod Lots or Pieces oi
Land, situated the state OF lennessee, county OF
Davidson, Cty OF Nashville being Iots N1s. lis sad
l29 la what IS kuowa the BtcroN's Grove plan OF
lotz, which registered ths Reglster's once ol
Davidson county, ia Boo< - page e9I, and to which
references Is IA ade toa ta description keter-
enee = als1 made 10 deed registered the Regis
ter's Once OF D.yidsoa county, ia Book =, pages
os5 ess and o99. ;, B. Marshall to sud AcLsmoTu,
besng levied GA as the property OF john C. Nc
lie ,aors, sssiy lsdg meat realered ia favar OF
kooeft Woods, cator, AZ .inst John T. AcI.emore.
Levied 26th VI october, 1889.
JAMES N. HINTON,
sSheFin Of nayldsoa county.
ByE c. DRAKE, Deputy sheriH
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Cahoon's Seed SOWer.

rI,HE best schne ever invented for broRd-cas
l. Sowing, AMI one that every Farmer should
have. ARMSTRONG & CO
sepl4-tf
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I will Fay the highest market price for Corn AM
l. Wheat deliver ed at the City Milis.
:. y. HOLIlNGSWO
oct12-r No. Market street.
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Irish Potatoes.
Corn and Whea

INstorean rsaIeafew barrels ole xce lien Il risi
lPotatoes MIZELL, HOOPER x co.
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

Sd. PARDEssUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANcAIs, HASTINGS, SILK AND COTTON
LACErs, GALLooNs, RIBBONS, BOOT AND GAITEF
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THREAD BUT
TONS, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND CoLoRED TOT
LET SLIPPER UPPERs, &c, &c, AZ
No. l5e WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
junelS-6m .a.nr..Ii 81
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Fire-Praaf Safes.

II hassin store allassortmsnt OF IIPPINC0rT 4
IL BARK's cGLEhrkAfED FlkE-PRooF SAfkss, all
a xes which AN onefing Al manulsctGrer's prices
{ :. y. H0LII&GSWoRfH,
oct fs-tf fHs No. MArke1 slEeet.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
That Valuable Farm,
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot of Coalin the city of Nashville is at
Il the EfNA YARD, which is the only place thai
ssvsS tlo iSsai ~eieatFO ksshels les aatces
more heat, less ashes aud SCOT than any Other
offered Tor sale. We Will continue to supply
friends and customers ut our usual low prices
during the coming winter. Try the <ErNA coal
aud be convinced that II is the most economical il
the market orders dropped IA Box 81, p. o., al
the Yard TEX of n. X c. H. h. Depot will be prompt
ly attended to. SAMUEL J. AGNEW.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Toys aud Fancy Articles.

A beautiful assortment just opened ~ Lack . Ne
"a sic aud FaueF stare aa chuFch street Call and
examine before parckaaias essea hefss
oct2l-u
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Fresh Seeds.

rL0vER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
L, orchard Grass seed just received, and for sa 20
low for cash. RAINS, BROWN K Co.
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For Rent or Lease.

Lr0R torn of years, one OF the most desirable
l. FARMS IN the Couuty OF Davidson, three miles
from Nashville on The North side OF toe Cumber-
land river, continuing 40s acres, 200 open and
In cultivation with large aAd comfort BILE Dw elling
Kitchens, Smoke-houses and all necessary out
houses. rhe Farm is wsn watered and has a nae
orhcard upon il. tine 10. Of Corn, Fodder and
Oats oaa be purchased now a; thu farm. For fur.
ther information apply at No. Al Cherry street.
oct23-tf MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup |!

OK HALF BBIs st Louis Golden syrup;
ust rsceveu, aud a very superior article, for sal
at No. 5 Market street.
may26 CARTER WILSFoRD 4 co
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Wautso.
Cross ,ries Wanted.
TIN Noonng.

II An sreFzrsdse toa FiH Rnarsof hsstEaglish
Il ko1ang IN "a tae saost zaFreeea nzanaer an4
saa<t aeties n the cry or c3antry,
Prices "a i9s AZ eAa be aoae i the state. Refer
10 afealsssLs 2sa ptiaciP2l bal1srs q Nashville.
sagss-a Nv. WILsoS
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N ,. EIxEcKE1, SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUG


0A101 ~ AyOx1U1.
>. ELrEcKE1. SON { co, WILL SELL AT AUG.
'''A Ala O'Clock .. u. nsschsnis Ezch.nse.
y, "a. on y, n s1,d,nss tooo..,r. =, ....v
and b..esa bl,cI hogss 49, west s!ds OO@PriJag front
. Az .so,. !. r... a. =. ~ sas
On ~ ;sin sysnSs properly above, 10, with
~; v ~ SSYias.E: Sss:Is5sx story brick
on III - s VIII rS sssy and attic house south ds 100
feet east . VENUE 1 On TUESDAY, ssl
On A s po ri MShs is s.| all Madison avenue
GA SAN s'.-i d. do $50 feet wess an avenue.
o.sls.s south sids commencing las foe. east ION
On ssh Inc Two story rnss bs.smsu. brick house.
and lots soSt side 10 feet e..t e avenue The hcnses
bloek
CONTINUATION SALE OF CENTRAL PARK LOIS.
On 9ls stBW ladjoinins sboysl in rssr-e
o on ss lis S HS s:o Ss o i' east Of
On Josh areet djoning lots south side 06h street.
On lOsh sss-s north sids Ioh street commencing
100 feet - Of eA avenues siSe, 26xl0O each
On looth srest (adohing above).i gore 3oxiS hlO09
% 1S s y s ssssss % sss d'
On l06hereet Qadloning sooye).! gore, fest front
On llShsEset-3 g midway between 9th and
Every u odsred win be positively sold
Ihe sbeye from rock and finely located Tho Croton
ON WEDNESDAY.
A. 10 opock, at drill OF Sixth regiment over Centre
MARKELL
Fifth Metropolitan Police sale OF Unclaimed Goods-ConsH-
gold ho cutlery ladies' gentlemen apparel and
calico, 3. Catalogues ready;
'ifa1 On THURSDAY
The valuable lot with the buildings thereon: 100 William
street T. between John and Fulton streets The Lease hsS
II yeAuto run from Dec I6oS at ground rent or u 40
per anm with privileges Of further renewal at fair vala
popery now ren1 Tor per annu and the buld-
aga ~ insured Tor over $oWU o. per cent can remain on
bond - mortgage ior years Tue nadsPu!apis;; ~
On b9h street. - nne o on ne SCUM soe OF 64 street. 80
feet wdt from 10Th avenue, east OF the BoomngdAe
ruad-sze OF plot q lofs) l00El0z2
Un otu!san no o ssory p,1ck mousse ana 10y ~
uva4 street west side ~ feet north from Beecker street,
mouse An4o was punt or owner contains as through
Out nxues Croton pans green blinds oat and rear &c,
ana IN lsrpsct oroer aot lJxioO lille perfect
West rorth side, between TN and 9th avenues house 2xi0
contains gas, Croon, &c, lot 2Oxl0O
On 2ih SIS lots south side 29 feet west Sd with
story na basement os house, bs ABOUT So contains Gro
Ton; ias y. 1aio9 a., ~ eaen. . .,o......,
On lh av, g. E. corner ~ III SIT fine lots, 251g
On Eth ST., adjoining above--l lot 2Dk00.
fesreei opened graded &C. and the 9th avenue open
a. M 6 street. between Blocker and
1T Hudson streets.
Furniture OF tine rosewood and blue velvet
glassware olclos gas mahogany bed
dug orcsments n.hogany bureaus kitchen articles &c. &C.
Osslogue ready 23th inst
On Henry stThe story attic basement and subj cellar
kand Catherine streets of lot 25xl0O house deep
and complete order; rents $500.
On Water sThs three story brick house and lot sS2 Water
house rs Deep ith extension. .tH 1T
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soE1ss 0EaEoyf EgBgfn n.,
FUN, laughter ana The road opened wealth '''
f 4sEsIIss sfSssSs sSITsE sEyz.1sD
ESEgsE s sExEES
zMkkSAs SS g sET SkE
Aseood to witness The greatest battle. The perfec
on NE sentiments diamond. ana entire
Srna ard S1s home 70 every
III full O fun probably he lively q:
citing Pk iaS ufPi sTs written
Rss Pi6gs .i.n.;ic clergyman of New Yot.
DSs Vile rcznamsd Awful. q Rev reus Outlines.
GID NJ Bs SIT y0sns Fellow companion 70 Dor'e
y sseAS$AY. sercAan...nd bushes. men of rat
PIRFECT vINEaAR,)
kSowNoTHiSa, Elders of Rev. pious church
Hon Juno. 1srEsse, who .nery.rd. changes his ~.
and Is elected Governor.
$ss:Es4sH VERY Member. :. 4;-., =.
Non. y: HfxgIoNess, ~ u W. ~
A AS1 1aR nd Little bo King of r.
co., FkrcE son of King Av. a.d ne
~ Essu Ssuwn me wan !. street
ogsra,ors Of wal street. attendants on King Mammos.
PhTisj IkEc Monopolsts specua,o
PnHBUs }Pupis Hannibal Light and young members u
vALENe, OF the Rapturous Universities.
Clergymen Of New York.
D1sPAICH, Sheriff Of albany county.
Ham iba Lights serenaders.
Citzs of New York and Albany
Three Rua Policemen Youthful Herlds Newsboys snA
. others.
Monsieur MONS. mr. s skhAHp Louis Napoleon
KITTY BUSINESS. daughter to Old Business
Mrs. UNIT, houtekeepef 70 Old Business.
Mrs rkRFkSr espoused to Old Business.
ESiA ILtSIir Sisters to Hannibal Light
sceue-NRw YORK AND ALBANY.
Mr. STEPHEN loUGHIlN performs in the extraordinary.
amusing character bruug1k
into diaaculty by bis son n Orvnle or Awful
Mr. GkOkGE ELMOhE sings In the varied and rapturous
songs paug, rating the future the GLORIOUS eniheaei
and universally opulent millennium
Admission 80 cents Doors open 81 performances
N tx
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rBIrops AND PUBLIC rNsrrrurIoSs.-0

THO EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLIC INsTI7UTIONs.-0
W. COLLINS optical and philosophical insrume MAXI
at the Royal Po5schDc institution London England, begs
attention OF the above that he continues supply "a
krds Of Optical ns'rurens oxyhydrogen dissovtng v-w
apparatus ervsccpes pbysiosopes &c O. W. O. has Coz
spsr did Of lanterns with sixty well painted
and ou comsopes three bags pressure bcAis sud s
making apparauA he Whole ready fer immediate exks
ton Price floo Fer further PARTICULARS sppy ~ above.
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RT UNION CONCERT HALL.
SUNDAY CONCERTS. SUNDAY CONCRRT3
SUNDAY CONCERTS. SUNDAY CONCRRTS.
SUNDAY CONCERTS. SUNDAY CONOE6IA
An entire change In the performance end fer
this evening" and OF several and rs clA
artists in ali The last and best music of the day.
Ain ANNIE BOARDWEIL Miss ANNIE BOARDWELL.
thrsasm. MS
Miss FLOEA LINDSEY, Mis- FLORA LINDSEY.
the pleasing and attractive vocalist her mirh stirring
dies every evening.
Mr. J. GUY. Mr.. J. GUY, Mr.. j. GUY,
Mr. j.. Guy, Mr.. j. GUY, Mr.. j. GUY.
viii his celebrated selection, including the
"The Standard Bearer" white SquaS and Carl Forines
great song Of The wsnderer."
Mr.. WATSON, Mr.. r. WATSON,
Mr.. T. WATSON. NJ r WATSON'
In his celebrated rnett0ponh tc
AND this night only. Mr.. HERBERT TOWNSEND iron
the Gentlemen'g Concerts Manchester.
This with the whole star company who will appear tn
evening" makes this the best sunday Evening Concert a
city. Observe the address, 4H Broadway.
WADsWORTH FOX. Propriesors-
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REApIsgs, AND RyoIrArIoSs.-M LAu

DEADIN0a AND RECITATIONs.- LAURA 3.
III BISHOP having received during her late readings n ~
he press win give her nr.t reading New York Clinea
Hal, As0r place on Monday evening next March g. ~ y
O'Clock Doers open at N O'CLOCK r NJ Tcke 80 may
be obtained at the mustc stores Of MesEs Wm Hal Bod
corner OF broadway and Park places nessH firth Pond
Coz M Broadway; at Messrs Appleton Co ~ Broadway;
+. 0rcen's Broadway corner OF Fourtsenth street; A.
Cushmans Of Twenty second street, Mercantile Libra
ry, and nj the door Of the hall
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MRS. HoKYs
M B8NEFIr.
WAILACK'S THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
yox Office now opeu -. ------ I = .

JOSEPH JEFFERSON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
81 President ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID. Howard Marsou
vice myers
Secretary Mr. Edwin A Arnold.
Stage Manager. H. Austin Floyd
Assistant State Manager Mr. A j. Hopper
This amateur association of young ladies and gentlemen
rAnized under Joteph Jefferson
celebrated comedian Keene theatre, have the
70 announce they viii their Inaugural Performance
durinr the month OF April The time and place selected Tor
the performance the plays to be represented together VIII
fnrtber VIII appear In future II
NAV not state that the management viii
strictly carry the designs Of the founders
hjs regards the admtance member
the highest and the production OF plays
such general good management wiz insure the approbso
er friends and the public few highly respectable per
become members of the association addressing
the secretary the number of membeis limited
y complete. Immediate application necessary. Address
interview be had -
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(yENTRAL PARK-MEssRs BLEECKER, SON co.
are 70 sell q he Exchange, Wall street. al O'Clock,
and Ninety hr io, ioSh, iost iosS and ilSS ssrsets
None than them are opposite and close BY the Park
by any DE Filth Mxps with particulars, be
Obtained 1T Bleockers ONCE, No. Broad street.
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J\ANIEL 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER--OFFICE NO. 2so
- Broadw1y-Auca0n notce-ElegAnt rosewood and Inn
ported furniture ID g. HO0GH win sell public auction
morrow Monday March a. at l0k O'Clock precisely all the
furniture carpe decorations works Of art &c also gene
raj assortment Of table such china dinner and
SILVER service tea salve glass WARE cutlery spoons
FORKS DC contained 10 the frat cass residence No IS Clinton
place. In Eighth street. between Broadway and Fifth
PARTIAL list from the catalogue Ia here suboined:-
In the basement tapestry carpes walnut extension tA
BILE buffet and chairs china dinner and tea SETS ivory cut
ery cut glass SILVER plated tea SETS forks spoons
ers &C. together with all the kitchen utensils belonging tho
house.
The parlors furnished with velvet carpets three
carved rosewood psor SUITS In satin solid
CENTRE side and pier tables and wall pier
mante glasses manel ornaments bronze figures classica
rich embroidered lace window curtains French plate
oval glasses reception and recumben chairs merto
oil paintings bronze fixtures library and
crea bookcases elegant rosewood piano.
keys ladys work table music cabinets together with inf
cite variety of works OF art and decorations
mention.
In the chambers superby carved rosewood bedsead
bureaus and ccnmodes wardrobes couchea cottage chairs
side and dressing tables fine hair mattresses spring
feather beds holsters and piows curtains, shades DO.
he stories furnished with tine mahogany single
and double bedsteacs and the corresponding furniture
match also two superior suits of richly enameed bed
furniture.
The arcsioneer calls particular bronzes
this eale embracing several large fgues Clovis and Char
einagne," 'Skakepere aud hilton" 1.-THE Shepherd Boy"
Peace and War; Franklin" THE Prodigals Return" DC
cisely.
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l... ADrUsBbTcuNS.
RhoAnVAY THkArGs.
- froptiesog sud Manager .............Mr z. ED6I
SCALE OF PElCHs.
roe Wnoe * Tn beautiful n ooH1s
Dress Nfcls 80 cersl rsr1y Circle - cork
Anew go consnodiors Amphthesre comprising the entire
nn ana sourh TIERS, capable ct sesung Loo persousAA
n LAST SIX DAYS oF OH DRuRY. '''' -
--.-. 80. LAST WESK Ue HE SEASON
Fothfh ana Lssr week o the shakapersn revtyA
=. " l.-E horDkf EVENING, ssrca d.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
BAGkE, " J. b. HOWE Mad POEIsL .yoU aI.g OO0I-
PAEy the be suifu Ac and tte or1A
AOvlfG PAEURAAA THE nlVEE III. n. q fsrcs
ATIONT AND CLEOPATRA
~ OLD NICK AND YOUNG MEX
AEiCsY AND CLEOPATRA.
and . drama p III
Thurfcay eyenirg, March 81,
AkTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
aid the drama 4.
Friday evening, April !,
Antony AND CLEOIATRA,
and tie drama.
Saturday afternoon, April 2 at O'Clock
BEEAFlr OF Nh h. EDDf.
ANTONY AND CLEoPATEA
BRHEFm OF Nh. z. RDOY
u ANTONY AND CLKOPATRA
and positively Last pesformaaoe Ia this theatre
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ucusrus q MA,NAsu Observation-Disclosures
furniture seven octave panoiorie superb oil paintings
ruary elegant drawing room aus pier and mente mirrors
West twenty SIKH street sixth avenue morrow Non
ssis Y with furniture M
echancc seldom offered The furniture was made to order
riy sold highest bidder. Lining Carved side
fruit dessert stands salts &c French china dinner and
pssd ors butter ss and FRUIT
rnss and and covered in silk oro AIDE consisting Of
,ssss sasuary nsTes .ss match he suits
n'a
os on s ey s 1nd
s.
sses ami a
q ns ssSsss ss
and Pillow Quilts &C. oval mirrors Curtains srues carr
Dci S Walnut % wsns aha
Ma Of %e hn arpe ase
S1qss ns s cars stages pass
rcr,oy ,,,r,rr o,c.ar .,,,rr,,,,,y-., 90,
a BoaART Tnesday, sarch 20, al lsoclocs auction
rooms MS neIn sn street .s. & Of %scas
&C.. suitable piano J1ass H. KELLY. assignee
-----------r
UCTION NOTICE-gROWNE e. HICH,JS AUCTION
y l ss s'
their spacious salesrooms unequaed the city for display
and sale OF goods OF al dercrpone They wound particularly
give notice that all furniture paintings ana goods OF All knds
on sae are covered py largo policies OF without ex
m charge
----- -- - : = = -
a oneer VIII sell Monday March e. 1852 b. order q
(pospo from Friday last account the sorm the entire
s6ck carrapes selyhs robes whips harness. materials
and tools N, sbn Ytrea kc Ianns banda handes
SCREWS bos poecraba rr spo xes hubs axes plate and
and Iron safe together premises from NAV
three years Sale perempory the assign
ment; catalogues ready; at sale.
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A 8. BOGAkT-Monday, March q, at No. Morris street.
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NJ MERwIN, AUCTIONEER
"A. BY BANGS. MERwIN CU.-Trade sale ruoms
Is Park
Wednesday evening" harch go at @ ocock-Large private
library, comprang collection of valuable
general literature sciences iDeuong many ed
and choice books also variety OF publications. &C. c.
tologles ready.
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CANTA CLAUS, NTACLAUs, SANTA CLAUS,
- SANTA CLAUS, SANTA CLAUS,
rs Prince street. Nblo'a
Mr. WILLIAMS begs leave TO inform his friends patrons
that having returned 10 the city he will be pleased
them in his old Acty Of assisted OF
bes; concert companies In the city.
Mr.. JERRY MERRIFIELD
Mile. SCHULTZ also
Mile. A LA GRAND,
the most popular danseuse of the Southern country being
apes In this par OF the United States Mss KATE
LESLIE with host Of talent entirely new 10 the New York
public. Abundance IL cents.
Concert on Sunday evening
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ONWARD scuENoK, AucrIoNEER-NEw AM

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-NEw AND
second hand furniture day at lo O'Clock at their
large assortment of second hand furniture removed for
veIonce SALE consisting of mahogany and maple bedseads
grain carpets cocoa mating wardrcbes and
rush seat cottage chairs dining ironing tables Crockcr
kitchen utensils also superb rosewood parlor suits In bro
cael plush oque and hair csth rosewood and mahogany
betseads wsrrobes library and secretary bookcases
BILE top eegsres bureaus wasands and commodes centre
enameed chamber furniture mahogany sofa rockers and
chairs rosewood and mahogany half stands mirrors paint
nss &C. The attention Of dealers is called 10 this SALE
will be peremptory.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w b6l and SIS Broadway Prtnce stroak-
CROWDED NIGHTLY BY TIE elite aud fAshion Of lhc city,
RlegAuty dressed ladies throug thts
II BEAUTIFUL HALL.
tf VERSATILITY AND TALENT.
Tho usual Song Dance and BuflsDqus and ta
week Of the wonderfully succeasful paptomime
.- WOODS nN6TREIA,
TIE Oh DE0T AND LARGEST COMPANY IN TH2 Olxx.
appeAr every evening In their popular acA At
NEGRO MiNSrREISY,
IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE.
Concluding with the side splitting pAntomine Of
THE MYSTIC eoSii.
with all it, unsccountsble wonderful chAse
untoundedly successiul tricks magnificent scenery
acting and funny d0ings generally.
AT WOODS GIHBTRE8,
81 AND SIS BROADWAY,
Door ut 6x TO It TX. TickeA = oontns
Children under ton, Is
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4 MAnrtg norAL NAIL sfEAn EAxIaAfIoN CON.
eon New Yesk wfu Be tAe 1ssnskp CiRCAs5lAN Ap%aia
Han "a har.dag March 81. toashng n 81 J,hns H. p %
.ssosd 90; nEd Including frss tofs. 2 Al hs Pr!ns
mus provide paak knlle fsk 3D., and bedag Passage 70
~ Johns-vfn sa.A -; ssecnd S. Far freight @ pes
sGeet and ther cher advertised oces in tbe Interior Pas
ocsS % br Dsrsoos ou ta sy of ths orfno;uxi css az
he hes Il railway 0rea Britain Tor S35 from GALWAY
7 ALKX HOLLAND HxnAR6r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

4 ESI0NEI'S SALE or Rich HOUSEHOLD FUHM-
"A tare.-yNO. J. RENNIE, Aucioneer, once 30 Broad.
way, will sell Monday at l0x O'clock q the
pvae rssIdsacs No 70 West Twenty axth street ness sh
etegere velvet and Brussels carpet mirrors Lace curtains
centre and card tables bedroom buresus bedsteds waaAand
basement and kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

A UCTlON ECTlCE - GUGART, AUCTIONESR-BY s.
"A BO0ART Tueeday harch 30 at 2o'cloos. The auction
No North Wln,rS street, sssnee's mscLne.
ry,cobsango Of large planning machine sthes drilling
DC. suitable for rskers JANIS II. KELLY assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

VtO3 PORTSMOUTH. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND =
u IN. uDned States mat Steamship ROANOKE, Captain
1hnrrs NkLuer, Wi leave Wednesday the 3nh inst ~
O'Clock N from pier No IS North will arrive At
Porsmc nth The next Afternoon aud "A Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed hv the
gcste ulttu an lac those fcr Richmond strive
ssrlT - FRIDAY motnug Passengers viii aud tth cbcap
f c'e aof'i suj mos etus ruUe PAS suEcft fare
gNd s noon 20 EOrfcf ~ M pe,erslurg ana Richmond
t0. Apply ID AUDbAN tikkAhk EA, % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

TTXECUTOR'S SAIE.-WIIL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
~ auction, on Thursday March 81 by A. II. MULLER
sucioneer at the Merchants Exchange IL O'Clock the
se In width front and rear and In length the esstery side
house Is three stories high built Of BRICK rs feet front
rear and 40 feet deep Ha OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage. BY order Of -
PETER PRATT, ND Executor.
MARY O'CONNER Executrix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

DOwERY THEATRE
u Lessees .xessrs q. L. Foe and J. ". Aasare
MONDAY EVENING, march a.
THK MuI.tR or NEW JERSEY;
Or THE Prison HULK
Gen Wsahinstoa g. O. Bonifaco 6sh a. L.
judith Mis- Donv Bridges. Mss r. aerxlnG
L A6PhODEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS
n dow N. LEWIS auctopcer, will sell by auction on
Monday 18th inat At eleven O'Clock at ia Eighth avenue,
road hcre very fast one pacing mare one pay mare
single and double harness. Ia Sale positive. Terms cash.
bankable money.