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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

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Ko 4 M fJall Nee vosk August isO SCALED pro
... . be r.r.,ed ii The until ifth dnv >fus ~
y sr a N NM Ems ri se bes tnthrace % for ~. uss
- ~. ~.. s,s o~es W he caicuisie1
.s n, p~urs prupoe-b Tor ~ c,rds of sindnns ood
lppa ant sps for nee The ssid coa ann 800 70 ~ y.
~srea Al nffs And places - The oomee may sesN
Il. = -. A., -. -. ~. .ra an pvcco
-, FfTrAHF frRDt.
wtfJiAN g. CONNER,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, kC,nmite~
THOMAS Lirrf1
JAMES DAVIS,
uIf' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

0HEANTS MINSTKEIS
ID MECHANICS HALL 1?2 BROADWAY,
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST g. i0O.
GRAND re opening OF the New York PsyortaA
JERRY, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT,
And ths ir Excelsior troupe Of the world.
This popular place Of bNa been thoroughly
decorated painted, scenery 40, and Will Open
above with entire change Of programme faces
atiop Songs. dances &C
The company composed OF the following Ypuar ArtAa
under the direction Of
JERRY, KEn. AND DAN BRYANT.
p. Isaacs, ID. \. Wambold Jas Carroll. r. Norton O.
Charles a. sayor, ". l. Hobbs All Hobbs, NJ W. acslA
~ A. Scot, u. Emmett Paul BERGER, r Peel md sAule
Tommy bia Of the dAv opeusA
~ z; u commence AT O'Clock. tickets Is cena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

r-.k wrt.rouRNF. ANaAkvp dss
The shir izfsH1H viii fo.kisey c,eas .t,,.
arus lev more passenrcfs ear ~ iakcn N, ~
,rplc~t~ 4 rnmde a, rirr ~ rst river, or 70 hAss"
L0Rp q QrgkxAN, lo3 Wal street
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y1BAkER OF AUGUST IS
, POE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRR
za1 United States Mall Steanship
ADRfATfC,
eph J. Comslock commander VIII SAT- from pier foot OF
anal street Saturday % with mails passengers
I'D specie for the above ports.
For freight ,ply at the .e ct the North Al
ntio hteAmshp CompAny y, room No. 4, 81 wal street.
J. p SrEPHENs, Secretary.
The Adrintic viii sail again the 9Th Of October.
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VIE STEAMER GREAT EASTERN,
N JOHN VINE HALL, ComInandor,
FOR MILFORD HAVEN, ENGLAND,

cHF HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPASY's
mail rnship SAxONIA, Ehers commander, will e ave
Sr Hamburg Southampton. LONDON ana Hsvre wednes
Az August is liza NJ First cabin. $780, second cabin
~ s'ee' = + RICHARD BoAs ISL Broadway, n. Y.
The steamship Hsnnmonia VIII succeed The Saxonis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

a.o-
7 AURA KRENE's TrEArnE
II LAURA kEENk'S THE ATRR
~ LAURA KEENE'5 THEATRE
LAURA KEESE's THEATRE
LAUkI KEENE's THEATRE
LAURA KEEHT'S THEATRE
LAURA LEENr'S TINE ATgSE
LAURA KEENS's THEATRE
aN AAUkA kEENE'S 1HmATRE
LAURA KkEkE,Q TuEATRN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

Cen pesr ct sec cash Loo Nutri. 1t &c. essh; 10 s
We hs o,s,se oil $50 .s-ss sr ship Kitty Fo,a
OF gnsme en. The bssbd we I'D not le,re ~ - "Ja
Tic fo' Dsk, cob - @3S u" Df"p nd
by the inv, ice - &c v 10, Douths,
sEtt y he demand for Clover Seed IL mo3.,,, ., oa.,
sig, 70 10 ash snPJy Rough Flax Feed !. 10 roo1
T,ofIS v bmh "f8 n. Timothy s.ed iso,ist 60.
S.eo 'che and h wrt~r at u Iva Gil ok.S nsn
tass 10 bsston II 81 20 y bush, cash. S""
r., re been In fair request Of sic cash, Ale ma.
m sDd wa DO, ea,h BsBca Plates are sre.d. ~
81 rs cash y" ~ n J. " Nose zen slowly st
s,S., 4. dtmspd e isir for the homo sde an, Tia
der and 4 70 ,cash ~ """fc h"Vsn ra la
lbs mshsss q'fs Arm for an description. .od
t9eds ~ ,' a., :.ss Of looo Naive aeec a.
n Urw s,h' Texas q AaFc Soar pIs Syt1Snyi 'oiW
ct %0S7c. and W balls Eass India and 10 Az x, Lsmos
v.te terms. "ssH1 on pm
"BALEPoNE bas ruled quiet ba, holder. ~. .,s.,.nx
selT-, tnless o. MI previous rates. NO hoinsrsus
wHALFtooiS are hrm and In limited rsques. 1t 1. c,.
for cached = 49, '@An,
zINC-Tbe market 10 steady, with moderate inoo,ry ala,
Of TO csks siesisn at nc, 8 mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

Steamship Kangaroo tBI 'crewl, Brooks Liverpool jay
and . .s ,Hf Ss
u 40 II II go passed the Persia 18th % loa u Psd
e. t1a g up ps.sd i' "s.@.Ip viso bound
s1P @Sr LIN LG S;S a naSs.
" 2sS lat Il IS Ion $ IS bark Elizabeth Cam Of Ys'
month a tssTG: aa na lat. :. % S sc ne
f. Nsnock .chr Cordri. hence GLASGOW It'll loo
me- from spdy Hook spoke the bark Jane Dsgest heDc- for
> fp s,.h Bowen, New orls.n. July a and Pass Louie
.t'org wind. tie Guit Aug Cap. H.-1s. W By $.
Is miles Exchange q signals "a IT. s'P chm steer
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Blps sons Had ala o.t constantly W winS, and been Is
days the Banks With light rs caps and fog June 49,
w" mpson seaman, eyed about go fell overheard and
Rs0rd Gpy Ls.;ps9 Jgo, H. eel 70 w.s"
date s 40 % 20 % took pilot from bost c. ii Marshall
ship Cairo. Wooster Rotterdam June 70 md.e TO Muller
kI.Etr JOY r. lag "a u ION 81 .i;naed the ship Macy
Snip Pshenon lO' BataOre En- sne, Havana 70 days So
to- Dow AScA15sd LSsi S Soy.S
day, sp yU1 % seeorSd ., I".e! oasr.atne
b.s 3yden Rule WIFI, berry s:piaSal p d.y' i. s.l,s.
end big Onward So$ndN Aug lat IS, lon % 81 dsaalsa
l:f ou Uni lof w.rsp Keo, Gardens. 70 day.
&C. % mrtGs nuSca9 s.ied company with barb james
81. Msldsfs Or osqsls Aux c.se, jay Z log log
S ' s P 1 ks @a Nozzle 10y 10y s. js ''H
Brig MirIen (of FuirRayenJ Fish, Da-n days yellow
Brig Menyusn LOthrop Gardens 10 days. mO,'.e' 10
matter
Biz Tornado tof uetpOrt) Mccsy Pictou, N s. IA days.
schr Turks to- Portland, erosion Malaga 80 day. parsed
Gibraltar July e nit to G T. j. Pers Hdght w. winds
sno calos most o & passage
sbr Rio Day, II zabeth City N. c. day. grain }. O.
Sch, ls Warren Pc Prince July rs coffee log wood
SIR John set.on Wilmington, c. naval stores to e s.
60 w.,,,s s,i n Chsyls.ton asys cotton 10 Nc.
Sc sIGnisn Cof Hsnington) Rumbai Tdnid,d de cabs
sslS A. hove saih NewOern, N C., days nsv.stores
SIR Princes. Lowell Boston days mdse 70 W. Lewis
sch Caroline Knight Parker LObec days. plaster aud hsh
shr s"i tsrooST ans. Sherman s'-sl % days.
| Sehr T. G Toward Nickerson. Grand TURK L. - h"''
s Broce Stone Matanuas 10 days sugar anil mo-
'; ss p1 Leo on Mckenzie YewOe C., days naval
'ts s,tr Warrior 81 CTs e,e ROchlsud day. lime
s H11 s IsppGSh s' EsS sIS S SSs for s
sehr rcle ssm M9:on eoealend line w n,xe.
rhr Maria Pix Fern Apg.ssts saa s no ss. a .I
ST., as,sT hsleu Ei1abelhnor coal for Bang. ,s.o
| Steam rf Bostou Cracker, Philadelphia and Caps @''
'ps ss Pe,onssa Nye New Bedford uds and p''' "
Steiner Anthracite Jones. Phrsiepha md's j.
STEAMER Planet, Wilson. Philadelphia ~d'e' 90 h'Ps'
s mer Mar. Michel, philadelphia md to so 5ass
| Sesner u.p,ay, Nonny Pr'ideues' "d's "
BFLoW Ship GIahsms Poly, rom Ans~s'p By plotbsai
| Big Fun res. tbEl nom Uanbs' W. y
NJ A., hhs'n t1SSjS Miller hon Liverpool June y
& Aths,scn n S a ia. .Sp. aida p hins fro" Hal
imoe
SAILED Big Liod,, Turk. Island
| NInD--During the dsy, ; w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

Nh. BFAcH's FAREWELL TO THE Pass Mr..
Moses Beach, late editor of The Spn nswsrape-,
sfye eDerta mtut last evening" TO The members OF
TIE press, at his r.s,d nee, No &C Coumola street,
BI0oblyn on the occss Of hs retirement from tina.
urnal ard hi, entire dtconDection with journalism.
M st can iul and elegant collation. srread for
about ffy gu.ss, but only three-fourths of that
lumber were preseDt. After boiled bIoiled
Josst and bsked, had been freely discussed TO
he enlv,Dirg strsins Of piano and violin, Mr..
Beach made brief address in which he alluded
10 lis having been connected for twenty-five years
with The press ad gave tho principal reason for his
itldraU al fom il, the a,iog responsibility aud
care il involved He war follJwed by the Rev. Heny
Ward BE. cher who made spms OF his charirer-
,icslly ha, ~ remarks Speeches we're also made by
Con eliUs Mathews Richard Adams Locke Of Moon
Hoax noioIiety, Mr.. Layitt formerly Of The Y.
EtdHstiist the Rev. Samuel Lock wood, John Edey,
ara M. Vance, ex-ediors OF The Sua and by Mr..
W g. urch MIR Beschs successor in the manage
n.nt Of that paper 1os-ts we're freely offered by
iiose Jresen', AID al4o received from Prof.
More, ii Hastipgs Weld and others. The entsttaiu-
mnt Is,ted Of 'erI quietly and pleasantly, and the
party separated about Midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

Wild. A shs,, cane IN arid he stirring pia,ii's Of
the crowd. The melting z,ns sub..qu.ntly sdire'se
N short .ve b's by tne HOns. JAMES BRiGGs and
FLloITF +. sHtrARD
II, isrpe Wtywsm DO, hei z f suffici Mt apathy
to hod sli ss,sui d. an outside m-e,ir was o.. IN
z.d, prs,ceh Over b, MARSHALL REED. BENJ
WoRDEs msae strung speech, add es-,nS huns VI
Jartn ulIly 10 the ~er ing men, and was fol1w'd py
SILAs FhosT, Of he Yokvi1e Wide. Aw.aet wac
syoke with ecisl rrf,rence TO the freedom OF the
pnbi Ia, DE.
Ah,g.tn.r, tks was Of tie most he .rty rous'g
NEE tihss Of the tanpsgp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
Markets. . Reported by T.legra,A

BALTIMORE ADg 8.-FLOUR firm Howard stree, Ohio ana
CT, Mills IS 81. WHEAT active, Red, 81 &c s al,
bite FL %0 81 &c. NJ active; Yellow. -3c Witt. sr
SIC PRovIsOs, IT. sdy Mess Pork at Ole rs LARD ls,e
v H.sRy 6Im; City and Ohio At 2lc.
PHILADELPHIA Apg BILIOUS firm. WHEAT sdssscea3e,
While 81 ana ri "a; Red 81 I5H 81 Do. Corn adyanias
.t5la75c. WRIsKY Il. ady at &c
kEwORLEsSs aug S-COTTOS quiet ssles to-day 2no bales
ntudig 70 les sars II three days $50 bses
cep,s ditto $50 bali sssius 80 bales the time lat year
Fcrps ahead Of last +5 5d bales receipts new
50 b,- sgsiD-t 81 The tine last year CoRy advaar,a
: arc. MISS tonK held at a. LARD ste-dy 10 k.ss
&C. MOLAs.Es Dothins done TosACCo; rs ,tfer bot
tuo's'iobs uDch pgd. FxCHASGB London, 1854 dlGsi
nd with ,ills lidiIg 08tdpy SIGHT EXCHANGE
York l0li cent piema FREIGHT: Cotton LIVERPOOL
I'd - - -
OswEGo. Aug q, p m.-FLouR du I at previous p1c-s
WHEAT ally above the seUs OF dealers and there
fore quiet 81 Of 1866 BUSH rsdesiern ct 81 49, spns
hol sshg 81 .upply comparatively is,t Coks
on p,isate terms Oars BlELEI RYE and Pas qu. add
Wt-st &c Corn to Ne~yok IMPORTS 20 Do bu Corn.
ExPOhEs $40 tbls. III 1900 bush. Wiest IS 800 bush
Con; 800 bush Oats shipped 10 MoBtrea IO2 bbs Flour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

GRaIN-The Wheat ket opeoed with hmness but,
With further advance In .igh,s sbipp bed of sod tie
nslst closed tsmey for desciptcs' Des Red snd An
be Southern eGceped these in request for Mill the
s.ss go tulh Red Southern at 250 I'll 80 400
bush. Mixed do at Al as 2S'1 busn mber d. FL 81;
l6C bush Red Western at 81 asa 9 3d. the latter for
choice South. Illinois 500 bu-h Whi Kentucky I'll 40;
5LOO bush Inferior " hite Canada, IN store, Isl 20 $40
bush prime White Indiana at 81 54d IS: l.2c0 bush
prime old Nle do in bills at + AZ IL 700 bush Milwaukee
Cbst 81 2.aS y, spg Gni and heavy and 20 bush
barley Melt /, il fair demsnt at c Oats in good supply
and At s5dss Csnsdan 36 Gesc fer Western and
Safe rive dul and heavJ the arriva fit
sales q 2 bun at SOC on is sc,ive and closes dull
heavy the supply ample les OF 81 900 bush I GoSc
for M,en ch.hy at b tosc for choice Yellow do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

We are requested, On sc' Of justice to the Hon.
G. NJ Dallas, to pub ia shs sn rjoned extract f;om
Tie curt .'ourRaiof London:
"Ti pr.s.n,sti Ia Of DR. Aug is'us Rawlings ut the
Gu eu's L.v.e OF th. "A h 4 aprll wan caused bs
's.. IeIr1ttLsuon- g. lila uatiphaiy mad TO the
uriled Siai-t Minister ud is . DO considered nul
aud he not har ing lRsen place"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

PARERn this city, on 1I,,dsJ, August Elizabeth Baker
widow Of the late " IL lam Baker sg-d 20 years
DOREmUs-In this Tuesday afternoon Aug Fordycs
BaIk. ihfsnt Of X. Ued,B and etc 10 f. Doo-mua
The iei d. Of the family epsc folly invited 10
end the from No. 10 Union place TGlr.isy
Afternoon the ns 81 ocek without further invitation
RILEv-On "a ednesiay ADJUST Sarah Ann Riley vfio~ Of
tb. Ist- homss Riley, ssed 81 years.
Tb. relatives fiji bd NJ tue fac y respectfully invited TO
attend lie, from her late residence No ., Varek
e.t Saturday 18th inst at O'Clock p ~ vtho At for
tbsI Invitation
For additional Marr'apes and Deatb see Sd Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
Pns.euxers Arrived

IN seomship kangaroo, from Lipe'poot-Mr. Chadwick
Mrs Bethel Miss Boy IT, Mr. A4sh child servant
S. W. McPh.,son. g Lee. simmoas Mr.. .ad Mr.. Ken
n-dy two children Mr. and Mrs So an ,erysn
Mr. Swsn Miss Mel to-h Mrs. Jones Mn Miller and -four
Children u,s Miller Murphy w eay,, Treu, Mr. Roy,
Mrs. JOINS MIR Aleys der Mr. L.n-en A sslins Mr. add
kIs " ,lsensten aud family and 2+s In the s,eerase
IL bark Our Uht.n Jr0n Caydnds-W. II. Martin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-yORK.. g.
Clea red.

Stesnships-Cbesspeale G. ell Portland II. Cromwell
Co 4; Ma anzss Lies. g-Bg, Msisnzas.
Ship-Fn FER r. Nichols Glasgow.
BsLs LepwiDg GleenmsD dsnos; Fortune, Co.ter Ant.
w.rp, w +. schmidt Ihdnis Hl bsrbsdoes suith Jones
&Co.
B,iss-Iinga Es her Turks Island T. scnersnser Son
T. NJ M4yhew Harvey Bermuda, Smith, Jones Co Dutch
souisby Lcndon, buey WsplstiDios Gage savsn-
nah. ID c Murray
schooper-Nohe State, 10 ton Savannah vendou Bray
,lsrd master sout Belle, Smith, ChaestJn d. Golden
Murray.
steaIner-yulesD Molrisoo, Philadslphia, Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
nv Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK AS 'a ma ~, ap asNcarS tot hy ":
Ss o sbra sepso W The ,,y, wee clossy
Ia, no,ra INNS Al, suns.t GA, brS >, "
hound In Wnds w hsh, eatne Augusta nom New
sANANNtn hsi AZ o oek Tse.J,y ris% cha an ron
rflTADELrnl 3ss Sa .eaSeT WA dc,s Il .s
hUsToN Aug 8-.rr. alp. hfSg M H. Sisua lsssei
Mn IN Cut.r L,yeIIo bars Iva '
-, I,hn Elliott Wood. uonI'e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
nAH q . y -.

HUME STONE-In this city Tuesday August BY the
Rev I g. lp-kip Mr. John Hume TO Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Stone, all of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

H~csBps % t'rsaSce.
Total by all Eou,, Aug g. $780, COL bbh Fouy, 81 col
bush. Wheat, 2496 bush. CON- leo bush Oats 81 Diga
Risky, s60 pkss. L arc, 81 pkgs Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

0aFkets-CARSyuLLY HHpoxrYp TBB n. T. TsIsurs
WEDsEsDsy Aus g. 1870
ASHys-Tbe msrhst steady and the inquiry tsir for Pots
at g. i?l aud Psars at f5 ST
tEESV AM he dsnsi modsrste for American yellow,
and prices have sg y la proved the sales sO At 34c
fo N..t,rD md &c for Sopths,n
cor TON-Tir l. Qui. IL bales We quote
NdcfIg plst d. at 105c and do Gulf a los
The suction sale Rio old up b. the
we're Id 1t li 70 1sic sversg~ &c., Ai.r TIE sale 80
btss taken at auction Sales also OF $50 bags ssvs
Jaws, bite y NJ. .lsteIst Msracsibo .........s alst
Rio r T. prime, Is at Jan sics: ;it!aIs
Rio ordinary st Domingo In oonoie1~h
Latpsy ra.............. 5ioEN 4,
Dr. we'd sales Of SO BIS Staten snd at l6tc cash Sperm
COPE R-1be arks quiet bot stSsdy at previous rates
COAL-Tbe inquiry for domestic 10 good and the markt
vib ut ep change The business done slsgely In excess
yrsr ard the uopy alb ut equal to tn and ~hich
hped chiefly Lies ceg, OF Sid ~ realized
cash, and TO arrive at out the sam p'cr
DYEN GODS limited requests sIes 81 ~ tnn ~ DO
uip,o at 1870 S 50 for inferior ~ good qua y aid
40 JaHisies do 1t s13 cash
FLOUR AND MEAL-The de Dsnd for the low sad medion
grades Of and State Flour bdsk early In Tue day.
ard prices favored the seller slightly bu ere toe close Of
change" the inquiry sbod and the market closed du yes
erdays Prices The better srsdes are ano new o,s
~sp s. asa IS IS for low grades u extra do % 700
SIS rs superbne ste IS 6S! 3t for old Extra STATE
Is 3G IS IS oi fresh ground do - )" for choice do
Sc 70 for bsrds co. snd IS IS for 81 Louis
Extras Canadian Fosr early In the day hrm. with good
drspd but At tb- close less firm aud qle doll Sales are
a bb at IS is for super6De and IS $50 ~ 30 Tor extras
Southern Flour plenty With good inquiry for The ude
and West II dies sales Of $40 bhs IS 25ds5 Is for
nike good perfne Alexandria &c and IS 500 81 81 Tor
We quote < - aca "a 10 Corn &es scsc- bstsr
Tn nsDd chiefly for he West pdis srs = go dds
Je. snd 2ls be. Mar rs CsSnc HsS Ms s
shippers by A. and w. H. Harris and Co Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

=,
INDIART BBERTho arket is qnet but the stock light
end Dr.. ,iou prices non iusly unt hanged
Ma srs.u and ys,ls for Rockapd at st. ady pr e'
LINES NV moderate bus has been done since our
last sno prices without important change
LATbS-A fair and prvsils and prices are well sus-
tsip,d the ,al 2OCOO at 81 700 81 IS g. 1,00l
LIMEtR Fan. Sprr- and Pie Timber Ia moderate
demand and prices without e,s CHANGE sales Of
caJeops ESQ 40 fe.t), at $40 SIS y M feet
MOLAssFS Ia dull onl, hear of ses Of 40 bbs Cuba
Cha, 3D. Of 27c. We quote:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-27
aSn Rnrurnrh.

yTOLEN from my stable the neghborhooa OF Columbia on
- the night Of the Goth Of May last, fine HACK Wares
about Besn high highly formed and we'll usclea heaV
and tail, without any white, except perhaps Whe Pot
from saddle mark Her long and pointed her limbs e
and et rather small well shaped she fine mover under me
saddle walks remarkably fast and rots and EoEks Aay
m buggy any where. The thief rode OF hne black span
s sae He tracked miles in the direction Of Fay
e OF Winchester. will pay the above reward for the de-
ery OF sne mare at residence, and hundred dollars Tor
GID J. PILLOW.
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EDUCK RruEn

VIZ have $40 acres Of Land for sale in the bend Of Duc
w River Withn@ Mules OF Normandy the Nashville and
kafsnoocE Railroad. Said are iopes ~ VsDr ,nsvd.
an Duck River, Willis Blanton Abner Rart6 ohirds
~ ~ tcf IA river bottom and level about Vs0 cr esr5.
sl yood gnrings, and is No. stock Farm We l eli
80 m IN the tract suit purchaser Tose .biT
=. - gtoe Yarn In healthy country good ,C, v,-s
orI5 Al ven to and look a. We sre 5eg-,
- sli Tar further particulars address H NJ Bsrto m
iAnoFs' % 80 =. - Di' BREWER a BARTON
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]. w. WiIliams--Agent.

TF Propretors OF these Machines claim "a substsntia
The els) that their instruments tg2 execute and eDeTS
F Of escsorE and perform the same in the best possible
manner Combining as it does tie merits Of all the other Ma
Chimes and at the same time, avoiding their faults it con
spds itself to the public IS the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and adapted to eVey oTaHc Of tndts
tn where the needle is required.
They will stitch, hem fell, bind and gather Tny make
strong lock sch that cannot be rveled oEPued out They
make beautiful uniform stitch alike both sides Of the work
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength, perfectly simple ene
the management Of them easily acquired.
Anyspool Of cotton, thread elk, may be used They are
almost ossss in their operations and cal 'Ssdr 0n0s aan
any other Sewing Machine sEtsnt.
Let Manufacturers Planters FserS HousekeePss, or any
other persons in search instrument to execute any Hd
or SeDing nos1 done 6y machinery make sUr tAey seeTe "a
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
UA liberal discount made MiniStsrSan hariAbs Sc
eedez
II All Muones warranted three years. and full inEFuohon
given to use theE satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTEDI
The public invited to call and eErmine The Aashine
80 PUBLIC SQUARE
I'LL rcce in the several Courts held in 1asnvlis and
in the Chanoery and Circuit Courts al MeM PnVnle-t d
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KIMBRO a. SIMS,
Lind for sale,

n AN Offering FOR sale one of the most desirable small place
IN Teunesse situated Sumner county, Immediately on te
fr s5 eibt uiles from the latter place, within half mile
on Ssupdergve which place there depot Of the NasFe
ard T-,ugviIIe Railroad, hours Of Nashville
m pIsce contains about thyfve andis in complete
resir ne s h excellent. There is thrifty young orchard
ntifv 6ged in with Usage Orange. The dwelling is Two
tor BR With five large rooms ahrck kitchen and neat frame
Ont houses: we'll OF most excellent water, good csern
and spring. , 49,. - = -, ss.
Also within mile Of saundersvile I52 acres Of land hfy
acres cleared De balance finely tmbered and well set in blue
grass Being determined south, viii sell ~
the above places. JAhAs AhANhAA''
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MACHINES.

UNION RESTAURANT AHEADI
No. Al Union street, Opposite state Bank.
FRESHSAADl ERESF SHAD!f ERESH sRADyfF
TUsF arrived BY Adams Express lsrgs lot or fr.b Al
ID from Savannah the dut IN the Alvnqs 80 a
hand good assortment Of game guch Grou1s pe.s,
Qus VeniIon ard Game Pisa, which VIII ssrvei - hi -
soo7s RestauFznt Ia the best Eys. A. JONEARD fve.t
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Land for sale.

The undersiyned VII sell hiIpfspt.
ion, called CaPTraL Tmw. Ling ~
f=44- TIE north side Of Cumherlani RiTsr.
Id6HI t1ree mssfrom the itg of 1rriv5fi-,
lllfl containg about TElree EFum-
t4l drsd acres he VII ell IL All
ozsther or IN snail tracts lots, 70 u1t s1r-b-. -
credit VIII given notes bearing LEGAL 800 - -
retained II d Of the very best quaIitv al al III
Watersd shout hall OF Z ~ cutvaan and tie ir. n A.
timber and pa5t1rs. There Two good dEe1g -, 5
barn and stables, &C. FoF inforuats a a1rI h
or 70 John D. James fste0-tL Tf55F n 1890 -