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Better than all others.
LAFAYETTE, onondags County, N.Y.
June 3d, 1858
MEssRs W E. UAeAN & Co.. Gents: My hair having turned
prematuely grey and being unwilling "ver locke in
my youthful dsys have tried preparations which
highly recommended COR restoring hair to its original COLOR
among others Pref Woods Hair Restorer but found them all
ineecua and quite expensive, until about
commences using Helmsees Hair Coorng prepared by
you, aCh;ch found be all that you recommended
1t restored hair original beauty, and keeps soft and
oily and the expense trng that nothing at all
as continually drawing upon funds keep myself supplied
with Prof Woods the prevcus and after all pains
cving benefit Therefore, pleasure in recommending
your Hair Cooring the public cheap and ecuG Hair
ReStorer. Yours truly,
WIN. P. WENTWORTH.
0nondaga Countys Subscribed THIS 23d
day of June, ls55. W. s. COLE, Justice
Remember that this result produced by HEsTREETs In
itdb1. the original and o. ly reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
< HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, N Y.
fnlvI-dEWIm
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CITY NOTICES.

There will be a meeting of the Seventh Ward Dem
ocratic Club this wednesday, night at PARK
store. A full attendance is desired.
The Democracy of the Eighth Ward are invited to
attend
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Notice.


Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may con
Germ that the next meeting of the BOARD OF TRus-
TEES OF THE UNIVERSITY TIE Souri," is appointed
to be held at UNIVERSITY PLACE, Franklin county
Tennessee, on the 9th day of October next.
JAMES H. OTEY, President Board of Trustees.
Editors friendly 30 the cause of education, will
please give the foregoing notice few insertions in
their respective journals. J. H. OTEY.
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FOR MAYOR.
Valuable Town Lots and Country
fnn Ir,

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands fer Sale.
AM offering for sale reasonable the following
property &c handsome Building Lots in the 9TH and S;h
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS.
OF various dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in The city.
pied at present by Hardcss;le d Co.
One TIA Of about twenty and half three miles
and we-part Of the LucUs Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract OF about ThirIy-One Acres,
On MurfesbOrO Turnpise road junction with the
stones River Turnpike half out, adjacent W. b.
Lewis and others-m my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out near the Murees5sc Turnpike. Good i'm
provements, good water and timber.
One Tract OF about Ninety Acres,
On the Franklin College Stones River Turnpike seven
miles out, Thy cleared balance good timber and we'll
one Tract of about 12G Acres,
5en, to same on the East Turnpike over 200
T1iss~nea-ly ali good timber and sell good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
, miles out near Smiths Springs, mile and half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpike, mostly we'll hmbered about 40
S several other lots Of land in Nashville and vi
cinitv For further particulars call on NAScE WOODWARD
YSe 1 NEGROES Star prices will be taken in EXCHANGE
above tune26-lml JAMEs N. MURELL.
THE ONDER OF THE AGE!
RIAKELY.S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI:
uyUIS magnura nimentum cures artcuar, synoYia ana
muscular khematsm, Neuralgia and other pans most 10
SANITY requiring many only two or three Applications
Il acts powerfully the ab9oTbents, and cures by eliminating
the morbid humors the system. II acts as A.
as an anodyne, resoving tumors in short ue IN sur
gerry destined take high place suPPlAnhns ID some CASTS
/ the harshness OF the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
an excellent Pill in all diseases Of the Ter hillary derarge
mens aud in all cases in catharo is Indicated acting
as Catrtc Alternative Tonic, deobstruent according t.
J the dose
! These invaluable Medicines soldby
] Rains 4 BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee
J DIR J. MCDkEMoTT Murfreesboro, do;
DEERY a EVANS. Shelbyville, do
PORK 4 HELM, Columbia, do
] WARD MCCLELLAN Memphis. do;
HERTv a HALL, Nilledgeyle, Georgia;
& ECHoIs, Rome do
IEaRAND. BLOUST 4 aALK, Montgomery, Alabama
A. A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do
EAnd by Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY a WOODS, Proprietors,
| Gpr2l-d, twsv hlljanl 81 Tullahoma, Tenn.
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ii
approved by all that have lsed it, and is
sorted to with confidence IN all the disease for winch IL
1t has cured thousands & within the last two years
who had given all hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my !. possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament of the
individual taking and 9 ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels z
use Of the Liver in. = VIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Conn = plants, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspepsia, = chronic Diarrhoea
Sr. propSy, sour Stomach, Ha6ituaI
Costly eness, ChOl. ic, Cholera, Choice
ra rbus.ChOlera Infantum, FIatu-
Ience, a undices - Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = cessfull7 as an Ordtnas
~ Family medi-| = cine. 1t will cure SICK
III e ID A c H e, las = thousands testify,l in
IwontY minutes, il !. two or three Tea.
SPOOnfulS are TAX = en- at the commencement OF
All whOuse itare giving their mony
Mix water in mouth vii b the lnvigOraOr, and swallow
OO Also 90 VSslAsNFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and
in GLASS CASES, tight, will keep in climate
The Family "a. tharuc P1LLisa gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years:
constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced me to place
them within the reach Of all -
The Profession know that different Caharics act
." The FAMILY CA. THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from > variety OF the pursst Vese-
table Extracts, which act alike part Of the
es where a Cathartic is !. needed, such De-
engagements of the stomach 5 Pis
ness, Pains in the e Back and L. o i 5,
COstiVeness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole d v, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected - end in long of Fe-
yer Loss Of Ape. : lite, "A Creeping Sen
SatiOn of Cold over = the body, keStleSS-
ness, Headache, or = weight in the n cad,
ALI InfIammatO ry - Diseases, Worms, in
children or Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
flesh heir, to mention in this advertise
ment. Do Sc, TO B. Price 3 dimes
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca.
thaFCiC Pills retaed by Druggists generally snc sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD CO.,
fabI St. louis, Mo.
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LOOKOUT MoUNTAN.-We learn that this favorite
summer resort is thronged For sublimity OF
scenery and purity Of atmosphere, it has no supe-
rior in the Union.
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Bargains in Shoes,

bargains in Shoes,
Wishing to reduce our stock before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected OUT an as
sortment Of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems,
BOYS, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum-
mer wear, winch we will sell at COST FOR CASH
Most Of them are good shoes.
FARRAR, DIsNUKEs Il Co,
julyI3-lm. No. IS College street.
Heads Reports.
Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the lst Of September
next with the Clerks Of the Supreme Court Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtw&wtf
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KingstOn Springs,

open for the reception visitors On and after Tuesday
the Sd day Of July Mr. JEssE PARRIm will
mediation Omnibus leaving the sewanee House every
Thursday, and Saturday O'clock A NJ arriving
springs to dinnerare two dollarcs snd register
House. The medical qualities Of these Springs are we'll
dyspepsia diseases Of the liver for
incident females they unsurpassed There are Eve sui.
phur springs Of different qualities, he5es free and
discovered ehalybsate
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WANTED.
FIRE CRACKERs

NAN to contract from three thousand
of wood, adjoining Edghed AppytO the undersgS
ed at the Warehouseo Of II. s. French q Son.
ncfIAe g
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lave sold out my entire interest in Che firm Of
NICHOLSON q HUMPHREY, to DAVID HUNPHREY, who
will continue the business heretofore. Will
assist him in winding up the business Of the old
firm and solicit for him Continuance of the patron
age bestowed on the old firm.
July 2 1850. J. c. NICHOLSON.
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saNK WORE ANDHx0EaNeE LIST.

BRoKKE WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Meuphfs
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Irstitution
Exchange Bank, Murressboro'
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville.
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Some brokers offering 0s dollar for the notes
u the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
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InlyE4 No. Union Street.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY Magazine
FOR AUGUST.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
FRANK LESLIE,S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERROCKERM MAGAZINE for August.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for August
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOB AUGUST.
GODEY'S LADYsS BOOK FOR AUGUST.
ECLETIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECETTED BY
r. RAGAN,
july22 College street.
GODEY,S LADX'S BOOK FOR AUGUST,
GODEY'S LADY,S BOOB FOR AUGUST,
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERBOCKERm MAGAZINE for August.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for August.
JUST RE0ETTED BY
JOHN YORK & co.
iulyl8 No. IS Union Street.
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In order to reduce my Stock as much as possible,
before receiving new Goods. for short time will
offer my entire stock at cost for cash.
n. AVN HTypUREY
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RnrrninsI RargainsI

Bargains! Bargains!
We are offering a large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear, at cost
for cash. WARD BEENINGHiM * Co.
julyI7-lm. No 20 Public Square.
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SANFORD'S

NEVER DEBILlIAIESs
TT compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Ised it, and is
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE:
TRARUE q LUCUS

Fr.DkIin COLLEGE, Tenn. july Is, Il isso.-in In '
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THORLEY,s IMPORTED FOOD FOR CATTLE.
i THORLEY'S FOOD FOR HORSxS
THORLEY6 FOOD FOR cows,
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR SHEEP,


THORLEY'S FOOD FOR HOGS
Hog '
Read the following chemical analy Of Prof Chiffon
LABORATORY No. % Priace street.
- NEW YORK, Jau 10 1860.
SRHavtog completed the chemical analysis Of the SAMPLE
o. Ihorleys Food for Cattle which was obtained from ons
OF he barrels 10 your warehouse respectfully
was carefully tested for arsenic anmony aad other nina
raj aud vegetable poisonous substances but without deenng
the least trace Of ether bave found M
position deleerious To the animal economy On tue copirsry
found TO be composed OF Ingredients yed,g upon ans,
ss sugar starch oily matter and other substances which
highly nurrye 70 aninss nparng b them health aud ygnr
There no doubt that will valuable adjunct 10 The
ordinary food of cattle aud therefore should with
ready sale. JAMES x. Chiffon & CO.
- analytical Chemists
THIS analysis confirms the reports upon Thoreys Food
Cattle already made BY Professors pjohn AMI Wav Drs
Hassal and Browne, Of European celebrity,
1horleys Food for Cattle is sold all the cyzei
world, and nee lie only trial the skepra
For horses Is indispensable in promoting sustaining all
the animal functions In health and yigor For cows
invaluable ncressr the quantity and improving Quality
Of milk For beasts nothing compare With il for feeding
quickly For sheep and hogs the effect produced month
will exceed all expectation.
Sold in casks containing 4i3 feeds si half
containing 22i feeds-$..
Consgnee depot 81 Broadway New YORK.
Agents wanted.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

RLApONsPnINGs oHoCTAw COUNTY. ALABAMA
ID These springs situated the Tombgbee river about
miles shove Mobile from wca they daily By
seambos:s have now attained over large portion of the
k0uhsrn states equaled reputation for remarkable
eacacl In The cure OF great variety f Diseases They
proved an almost certain specific for Dyspepsia Chronic
LiarrhTa Affections OF ,he kidney. and Badder Rhsam.
DISEASED fhsy also exceedingly vauable in diseases
Pssujsr TO eneies- Under their exbarains inluence T.
wasted and debitasd frame AZ these mineral waters lose
preor bave been induced keep open their hotel during the
entire for the acconmo.aon of vstars Persons from
the North visiting the South OF health would do well
to fvs BlAton trial The c'imse is generally mild during
the winter and 70 those accustomed the Northern
The soil OF Ba5on sandy and dry scenery
around varied and bsiutfu The Accommodations OF the
complete and the proprieo-s viii spare pains
v render their visiers comfortable
References 70 the phJ OF Mobile and New Oeans
JAMES COSNoR Co, Propresors
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yNANTED-FOR CASH A HANDSOME CARRIAGE
w and pair OF stylish Horses tor private the
horses must be kind and sound in respect the
broadway Post olice, Immediately.
VVANTED--A CITY MADE TOP WAGON WITH POLE
w 60: too much used. Address +. NJ Herald Office.
6OS0-COSr s450-FOR SALE A BLACK MARE Is
pLCO hands high years old perfectly sound ana Kind.
also shifting top wagon has been used bu. little also hsr
robe blanket ac must be sold this going
sonh Cal, and see them at Mrs Nevis stable South Seventh
at room No. No. 9Spruce street
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A PROPELLER, FROM lAo fo 10 TONE WANTED
"A for cash sui..be for relsh Also sisamboas about
100 long feet rAn os freight and passengers rnod
boats waated Apply 70 CHARLES Z x0RrQx, SIX Pns
Oree< rooms
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Fare 81 70 Albany.
On and aer Thursday Dec Is 1889 trains win leave Tween.
y sixth stree. station, New York, a. foliows-
For Villa m, bridge % an! I! a NJ, 80 and s.'op.M
DO. Sis r. NJ from epo, cor White Cer.re sts
For Cro.on ralis, P. u, from Twenty stx,b street
kiler,or, r. NJ, dQ. d..
For Albany. "a M, d. do. Mail tr,ia
Do. $50 M, do. do. Express train
Ali through trains sannest with the New York Central Rail
va ~ VIC RETURNING. WILL. LEAVE
wIllhmsb,idee, q: % and 93o A, n, 3NP.M
White Plains and 7 70 A. ", lL0P NJ
Cro.ou Fails, 7 AN
Mnlertor. A. ~
DENHsYLvANrA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Il THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO faE WET
H0TtnWoU and Southwest
Two oEulGA 9ains leave New York
MA l. I'D r. II.
fiekets seA - enaced he y ioX q By anx cshsr
~ o. fFsisSS 49, ~ A. hSss: MSI,nsd
Daghex suaEl agssh H DNNNy riAea
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE
TH1 HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY
81 BROADWAY,
Eayug jsa reesivsd BY special act OF Parliament a e.
PUBLIC NOTICE
That they will sell their euufe stock of
LADIES AND CHILADR4S'3 FJ2S
At retail, at an INTENSE SACRIFICE for cash only.
A their warehouse. 81 Broadway, Will xept pod
lively only fer thirty days longer lsss and isnIssp
respectfully reQusse6 call early posbIe By order
Of he Board MARK j. KING, Dkecsx.
r ApIEs-NAKE MONEY. SPLENDID INVESTMENT
~ Las. chance Gao double your money next winter Has
ten before too late Orders received from the rapners 70 sell
remainder OF the choicest selected Fus offered New
York No humbug Rush with The crowd hronging toe Fur
Trappeis Depot salesrooms, Nc. Bowery, up stairs
NOTICE TO LADIES.--A SALE OF FLOWERS AT rIr
IN ~ cent reduction; obliged 10 leave 0Arands and
WreRfes from Paris at a. and liz the mos. beautiful IA
Sold at Mr.. SABATISO'S IA Lspenard street, N. Y.
THE FASHIONABLE FUR EMPORIUM AND PATENT
NUT depot Tho Proprietor begs leavs 70 notify the
public that he intends the balance OF his well
sorted stock Of tine Furs al fry cent ess than
a. be tends retiring from business aad wishes TO dispose OF
r II PHILLIPS, 10 Grand street.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID MASTER CARLO FERRATI,
Only ten years OF age only ten years Of age.
DARING ASCENT ON A TIGHT ROPE
STAGE TO THE G1DDY HEIGHT
OF the root Of the Lecture Room This extraordinary feat
can be Witnessed without the least apprehension,
as the self possession and grace OF this In
Tepm young artste are equally
astonishing.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. H. in the afternoon at g. and In the
evening, at ~ O'Clock, CARLO FERRATrS TERRIFIC
FEAT. After which tue beautiful comedy Of ALL THAT
GIIrERs is NOT GUILD followed in the evening by THE
CAMP AT ChALoNS the Rival Pages Wax figure or Os
sswatonie Brown Two from Harper
the shackes that cut By Coppe aud Cook Autograph
letter from John Brown Living Marbed SEAL KanEs
roos can Gil be together with the 5O0o cnroses
% cents extra '
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ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM.
IA panys New York and Galway Lne-The next depart.
are fm New York will splendid and powerful
GIRO sssIAN Captsin Campbell (which will leaye on
receive The royal mails This vessel has been greatly i'm
proved large outlay her have been in
reased and she of the finest and fastest steamers
afOat
10 aw ay ony); third $50 including free tickets TO OF
the principal cities the main railway routes OF Great B
tain and Iepd Third class provide plate knife fork
&C. and bsng Passengers to St. Johns-Flrst class S35
and $40 the third class be secured 70 bring
persons out from Galway for SSD
~'' go ALEX HOLLAND < CO.,
I. Agents for toe line 81 Broadway.
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uAvANA, NEW oRLEANs, TEXAS AID MExrCO
ID New York and New Orleans Sssmship Company. POI
NqW Orleans Via Havana 70 sail on fhar.dAy January IA
206a Il II O'Clock Tbe United States mall 1eamAhip CA.
HzwBA. Smith eomsn.ader wn so1n:,es 70 rssslvs
&1A hvE No bills Of ading signed After The hour Of sA
ng. Fer freSM Or panage apply 70 The agens LIVINGSTON,
GHOOnE R0H 4 CO., No Park place.
Through ekeb Issued to Yssa Cruz and all parts Texas
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a amount Diamonds. Watches JeUelry &C. or bough.
for cash by CHARLES WOOD go Canal street op ooae
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I,oR NORFOLK AND PoR1sxoUTH-fHE NEW FrRsl
cass steamship POTO1AC Capt q. ", WATSON, wflsAys
IN connecting With the NORFOLK and PstsesSsry Raioad fos
Petersburg and Riohmo<d. FraghptD Norfolk eeas n
foot, and % resyb.E sents foot and propcronatI
rates Goods or 70 Az gass q NORTH Cazsna s
erect =
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TN0R SAVANNAH.
The saamship MONTGOMERY William G. Berry com.
nandsr viii leave pier II North river, 1hrrsday Jan L.
Pnasare 70 Avnnuah with unsurpassed accommodations
A. through tckess 10 Nav Orleans $50 rs: Mobile es5
Nougomery, s26 Albany, Ga, $2A; Columbus Sz; Atlanta
00S; Macon, sal; Augusta, SD
TrsgM ID cens PEE foot Insurance one half per cent
Applv "a u. 3. CROMWELL a Co,
s. West street
fba Huntsrle Captafp Post succees On Thursday jan N
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DoRrLAND AND CANADA.
T. semi-weekly lineyyn yistnsia BridsA

- CHESAPEAKE, Captain Sidney Croven
PATAPSCO, Captain L. H. Inydeld
wharf Portland, every Wednesday and Saturday trse
s.. Running time thirty six hours- 49,
PassAxo ineluding meals and sateroom, S.
these steamers connes with Grand Trunk Railway, and
sFm The cheapest and m0 expeditions freight line 10 Montreal
Cd Quebec Apply 10
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NOR SALE-TEE NEW, FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
high s.oop, brown front 29J Second ave
finished with all the modern improvements Location I'M
surpassed. Price $500. Apply on the premises
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EoR sALE.-No. s. BLEEcKER STREET, NEAR
Broadway-Some since gentleman who has since
been unfortunate and Is in California took through
relative lease OF the above property with privilege pur
chasing during said lea at low price, II has only
he realize the amount spest ia
repairs from that buy There have been
number Of applications lately alter store Apply
TO HOMER MORGAN, No Pine street. DR. D.. 10 East
Soveuteenth street - - -
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AT The Descriptive music. aud
OVERTURE,
introducing the following fayo,e Scotch airs Within Me Of
John Anderson Joe colo corneD "Lsird Cockpsn
colo uombone) Scots VIVA hae wi Wallace bedIohnny
Cope-(solo fife aud DRUM. Ree-The famous Tulloch
goran" accompanied with the bagppes Composed aud
ranged expressly for this piece By Mr. THOMAS BAKER
The drama has been produced stage direction Of
the author, Mr. Dion BoURCIcAuIT
Dress circle be secured Ia advance
Doors open 81 G1a O'Clock 70 commence n " O'Clock.
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T,OR SALE-TnE HOUSE NO. 70 CATHARTNE
street, together with xpre1 Of
Of lot. Apply to ToS MACFARLAN, $50 Tenth street.
I'd ayefie. = -
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TOP lLr--rouR LOTS OF GROUND, Situated ON
the southwest OF Second avenue aud Thrte
street fronting Second syeuue the lots Is
lit pleasantly located and exce-
lent improvements Also to loan SIG mort
gage. For terms apply to TII0S NACtARLAN loo Tenth
Third avenue.
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AT e0s BROADWAY. CORNER OF FULTON STREET
"A Cash advanced Diamonds Watches, Je yelry Pianos
Safes and all Of merchandise p GAGE Broker 2s
BROADWAY Roosrs and 10, second hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

RfrYcrAL BoNBprLLrNa roR DEoAYgD rssrH.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

EoR sALE-TwO MANSION HOUSES EQUI DISTANT
from Fulton and Wall street ferres The view from the
OF the East river TO the seader the
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place Brooklyn. Terms EASY. = - - = 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

AJoTICE.-FREI0Hr FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
IN PeerSburr Riohopd Nnrth Carnna ma Tennessee tn
new. superior ddewheel ssanshp YORKTOWN, Capt Par.
Ih, viii receive freight for the above places every day
pier NORTH river and viii ave for Norfolk every wedns
day and Saturday At r Freight Intended for Pesers
burg Richmond, a. viii be landed Norfolk and forward
ed ee Of By railroad Paasase and fare 70 Nor
Norfolk six cents per foot -