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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-23

From Seabury & Co.. Gas Filters Nashville
Yesper brilliant and beautiful light, that
chap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Vepe Gas Burner and retOr perfectly simple that it
&c. out Of order, it explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood and
qures little attention keep clean and in good order
than ordinary gas fixtures Tie light produced BY the Veper
Gas consider fully equal in every respect to other kind
Of Gas light JoHS NJ sEABrRY,
4. j. SEABuRY,
IT. S. PEACH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-23

IN pursuance Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at the February term 1861 in the Of J.
l. Williams ais, Jesse Speer a will offer for sale at
the Nashville Saturday the l DAY Of March
next land belonging the estate Of Wilson Williams
deceased and upen which said Williams lived up the time
his DEATH about eight miles from Nashville and within
about mile Of the Gaan pike and the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad containing about l69 and upon which there
are some comfortable buildings.
SeOO will be required in cash, and for the balance
credit and years will be given, with interest from date
Notes with security required, and lien retained the land
until paid FIR. CHEATHkM, Clerk.
fiil-td
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!, ,n-.--.cIFs WANTED.

rrNHE Bsvlle and Eorh Western Baroad co@Psny yso
- ,eii fern 70 face az nErrowest place not
less than einchrs clear Of bark, timber y 0ul 70 oe u1
sd al the r-.Ss ips OF tie road n hasnf&s & 90 ~,
me- -cst - - s,f h contract for 10000 White or
Post Or ies, Of The size ls above 10 he deyeTsd
% the Lire Of the rosd in piles iTon s-'- " "
enough o. eseh section supply the asl.- - y,i
persor gishing bid VIII direct % lle i,515 gls
~ ~ ne NaA4tiiS @N' 'uIysHLb
NlEi-sr7. Ta1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-23

NEGROES FOB SALE
EEzp have from o5 10 80 Negroes foE sale cheap.
w cash, at 33 Cedar Street trvr.ps 4 HUFCHINGs.
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ST RECEIVED

F l.s ard comfortable dwelling, known the Bishc9
,,rrtr situated lower Market street For particu
= r5ire al he oloe Of the Nashville and NoThwcserI
lets 49, l,,.---.rv ian22-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-23

U1EHHELLANW UUlAA-s
THVuE gsshye Coal Company WI from this dats odeT
~ superior Coal ~ IS ana 90 cents per bushe from %
river.
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Total amt Of losses, claims & liabilities a45s8 43
The greatest aOaut Insured risk 9300C1,
will net, Eene1ll rule. exceed $1,000.
The Company Ia general rule the amount allowed
be insured any city town. village block being governed
in this matter in each bY the general charsctPr
buildings with Of 5rses facilities for ratting out rs &C
Nc part Of its capital earnings deposited any other
State as security therein.
astsd copy Of the Charter OF Incorporation accom-
uanfss staleHaut.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-23

THHE aBual meeting Of The s0esholders o. the SeWonSe
9ft E-e5 Ney YORK, "Wednesday the 18TH day Of Feb
ruarT in1t - o'clock p. H. fun attendance o. stock
t-iiss---'..sl1 80 -, = II. ". BARNES, Secy.
Nrs YORK Cd February looe l.e.-e--
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EWING, McCRORY a. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers.
EORW4RDLNG & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Cor Market and Church SIreeIS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TO ARRIVE.
NEW YORK LEDGER BOUND, FOR 1855

y - BBls New Verk Apples;
n bbs Wonderful Pottoefye last year produced
900 shlso arrive steaUet Kirkman, and for sale by
isT9I D. D. nICKEY. 81 College street
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
II. II. SNOWDEN. a. CO..
COLE Agents Tor ihe sale o. the celebrated Knorv civ
- Mills Flour haFsi received lao bags per Rlilfos
they ere selling at Mills prices
Tbs Flour has taken the Premium az our STATE FAIRS
at s. per barrel higher ia thsNsW York MARKET than
brand
We expect to keep full supply hand, and reccr
With the utmost coundtnceto customers arr
any Flour We have seen. sNOWDEN a @
No { North Cberrr
dec2 Uniun and American laiflinr
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mence thssecond Tuesday in January s6 and continue
throughout the week
PROGRAMME:
FRsT DAYTuesdaycoli Stakes for three year olds mile
heaone hundred ana fifty S50 dollars en8neehfty (s5
dollars forfeit which the Club will add hundred (so
il the is ii P To close lst May, 1850.
SANE DAYJoekey Club Purse 5000 two hundred doarz-
mile heats
SEcosn DkTWednesdsyCO Stake, fer two year ods, mile
heas-tWo hundred (es 0o dollars enance-fy ~ dollars
forfeit. II Pro close LIST May, 1860.
SAM DAYJockey Club Pure three hundred (t5OO) dollars
two nile heats
THIRD Thursday-Joekey Club Purse hundred $500
dollars-3 mile heats.
sAnDATJOeksy Glib Purse three hundred (s3oo dollars
mile HEATS in 5.
FOURTH DAYFrdayCol Stake for year olds Emile heats
three hundred lsol dollars hundred SslO0
lars Forfeit to Ech the Club will add three hundrod s30 dol
lars, II the race is run III To close lst May, 1890.
SANE DAvHandcap race, mile hsatspurse four hundred
(S4u9l dollars. Second horse 70 his Entrance.
FTTH DAV-saturdayPos Stake mile heatsfree for all
age-tEe hundred (J200 dollars entrance, play pay;
Eifh the Club win add twelve hundred q 2o0 dollars
start. The SECOND horse his
more to nj the stake 10 close the lst May, lsG0.
Entries to be made to
$. YATES LEVY, see'y and Troas'r.
Savannah, Fehruaru 9TH 1860
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n FOR SALE.
THE GARDEN OF THE WEST
TO CAPITALISM, EMIGRANTs, AND ALL OTHERS.
c.r.p uo,rvs y1HMG r,r,,r,.r,,r,
A EEETv ,1IC ~ ~ TI = ~ "a AHNASs
KANSAS LANDS

TO CAPITALIsTs, EMIGRANTs. AND ALL OTHERS,
CHEAP 81 F Ss5IsA Is
This land selected with grea, deal Of care I. Lee
near 70 set,ls%sns and timber z well watered BY living
soon pass.
The inducemena which Ksnsas Osrs q sees and couss
queny TO capitalists are better and greater than any where
The congenia and agreeable being in The
I @ SPRING early a
The SURFACE Q, the country exceedingly beautiful and
uemeni Of The Territory Of ne crops have failed
and w osun %nG1 ,s Ss
al s s,s SsS ~ U
land emgr.iSn 70 Csliorna 3 gin. here leaving large
% s q rsss and % x x
xaZ 1s rs asc @ and and
dCSbedy pa, !, motion must pas. through k.nss.
T
through Territory, Win Afford market for Al the pro.
The great emigration of the country /. now setting Aer
This ane body of land, situated /. desirable c.uses and
for TWo L. HE ~ po .Ss : rS ACRE
pour into he Territory Other and Varied
rased IN The history q the West. ' N'p-'
ne AZ
Ssw may S ha IN &c sss from whom
am snows .DS hs o.sns gentlemen and
TA5HPs srSsaFs BANKER ssassI s WIN ::4ss
ANIREWs, ESQ: Cashier Of washington county Bank
4 eRoEssEck ksq cashier Of Farmers, BE Ians5sSars
JOHN B, KELLOGG, EsS Cashier Of Central Bank Troy
oace q Taylor BROTHERS,
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
M AT PnRf,IC AnCTTnN

The undersigned Will SELL Monday, JAN g. at ii O'Clock,
by catalogue the entire beautiful rosewood Furniture and
liable works Of contained in the residence 152 West Tween
ty street. few doors from Seventh The whole Is
for positive and perepory sale account Of the
leaving the city, and must be removed immediately The
furniture Of the house has been but short time all
made TO order and worthy the attention
Dpngroom Rich silver coeur Stand fruit and cake Baskets
Ice Pitchers Urps dining and tea Service Spoons Forks
crystal and amber Glass me Herring iron Safe with oak
los-Elegsnt suit solid rosewood Furniture covered in rich
voAre to match full Suit solid rosewood, covered in
blue and gold of pieces with extra Gothic Chairs match
both made order two months magnificent octave
Improvement; four splendid mantei and pier Mirrors
rosewood Eegeres with plate backs and rosewood
lined with satin wood French Escretoe and Brussels
Carpets Rugs silk and lace Curtains French Shades
Turkish Chairs and Lounges three bronze and
Chandelier music Cabinet rosewood Eegeres with
beautiful and rare collection of Works of Art.
Among which bronzes and marble groups of Venus
Cupid Prometheus, Bulomarts releasing Ameret Luther
Clorinda Hebe and tho Eagle Joan of Arc &C. elegant
tque lava and Dresden Vases Hebe and agate mante
and Urns with other elegant Parlor Adornments
Also auable Paintings, historical landscape, fruit &c
chamber Furnituresupeb rosewood dreesng Bureaus with
marble tops; French Amours with mirror fronts
BedsteadS hair Mattresses marble Washsands chamber Suits
in rosewood volaire rocking Chairs Wardrobes with every
variety Of elegant chauber Furniture, Bedsteads &C. Sale
W. b. wESTCOTT co. Auctoueers
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Sales AT AUCTION.
"A JOHN J. RENNIE, Aucttopeer.
Eegspt HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE
The property OF = gentleman lea siag the cay
keven octave Pnnoforte

"A JOHN j. RENNIE Aucttons.r
Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE
The property OF gentleman lea ging the cry
heven octave Pnnoforte,
Rosewood Parlpr Su.s
Velvet ar Brr sses Carpets and ormoS chandelers
Lace Curtains rosewood and mahogany bedroom Furnre
cak dining room Furniture China, Glass Silver Ware
No 70 West Twenty sixth street. Sixth avenue sale 70
commence at l0s ocock partial description from the
catalogue 10 here subjoined-
Partcrs-Two rosewood drawing Suits covered in
brocate and richly carved frames Gothic reception
Chairs centre side and tables Turkish Chairs
Table embroidered table Covers Tapestry Curtans artistic
bronze Satuetes of the Bachanaans Venus Mas Franklin
&c Bsque and Dresden China Ornaments and mantel
Mirrors embroidered lace Curaio Corpshes shades bronze
four round Music Rack Stool aud
cloth Cover; velvet Carepts Rugs on Paintings by eminent
artists Madonna, Family Group. Seascps West Point,
Harvest scene Cse Piece French line Engravngs eegant
Vases rosewood Eegeres marble tops and plate gass d.
six light Chandeliers Brackets CandeabrAs hall black walnut
Hasiand, Chairs Ocoth Brussels stair Carpets Bods
BedroomsRosewood Bureaus marble aud French plate
mirrors carved Bedstesds COmmodes Washsands shaving
Sands wardrobes tapestry Brussels Carpets oval Mirrors
towel Rack eight day Clock hair Mattresses feather Be1s
terpanes Third and Fourth stories-Mahosany Rockers
Chairs, Sofas, Bureaus Bedding, 40. Dining rooBeg ant
sci OF crystal Glassware, cut and engraved match VIZ
four Decaner two celery Stands two fruit Stands twenty
four Gooless CO. Champagnes Wines rumbers Preserves
Sas &c psrian marble Punchbowl ivory handle balance
Knives and Forks silver plated Caster Spoons Forks Knives
napkin Rings cake Baskets Urn oak exensop Table
arm Chairs Couch buffers Tray Stand china tea
set richly decorated dinner Set 100 pieces Basemen-Re-
unknown 70 the Aucttoneers.
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-FAMILY HOTEL FOR sALE-A
a good chance for person qualified the means r.
ge mic mmsdiae possssson Of copetely arranged
exceponsbe with comfort convenience for n rv
or transient boarde The establishment Furnished tbr0ugh
out There sixty ira class steady boardcr and
es average The only reason for the proprietor selling Out
uoneers IL East Broadway. WV
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RESTAURANTS.

rT,AYLoRs SALOONS, o65 AND367 BR0ADwAY.-Bu
sneas men viii find heslswcr fountain Saloon con
veniept qsiet and economical place iodine The blu farS
thal arccs N he
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EDWARD sCHENcK Aucr1oNEER-NEw AND Sc

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER-NEw AND Sc
u oond hand household Furniture E. r. II. SCHENCK
this day Saturday JAM n At l0k O'Clock ct their saesroom
hand household removed for Of sale
consisting in part Of carved rosewood parc suits rosewood
Eegeres marble top centre and sofa Tables library and
secretary Bookcases rosewood mahogany and black walnut
gsd.eaas marble sSp drs..as Bureaus Wssn.anAs and
Chair. elegant French plate pier and Hnntsl Glasses Oh
Crocksry DO, h. also TIVE rosewood Panofortss city
makers Alse one Wtlder's patent Safe.
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTTONHER. eORREL
~ Horse.-By 4. r. II. eCHENCK, this day, Zgt inst,
o'clock at their saleGoom. No. IS Nassau street, sorrcl
Horse Is hands high five old fast warranted
fecy sound kind and gentle in every Ay warranted TO rot
In $50. Also. Wagon and HArness So46y want of
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-CARRIAGES
~ eleigha, 10. By f. =. H. SCHENCK. This day, 2ls;
inst O'Clock. their leroom IS Nassau street, ee
CANT light rocaWay Carriage with pole and shafs one ngh
road Wagon three light Portland Seghs Harness. Saddles 70
n @. HORTON co., AUCTIONKRRs, OFFICE $50
~ Hnd.sn street WIN sen bY public suction On Tsssdsy.
sixth street. large quantity Of P Iron Wrought Irsn, oa
iron Fasis and various o.er articles Of value house ss
n Catalogues VIII be furnhed the day Of ale BY order
II NICHOL 4 BIILERWKLI,
Trustees for Harmed 3 Robbery.
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TOHN II. hurley, AUCTTONEER WILL SELL. THIS
day, o'clock at 4 Canal street. fine Of
Funityre feather Beds Carpe Bureaus Bedseads Sofas
other Chairs Looking Glasses Pillows hair and other Mat
Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets; Kitchen Furniture
JeHelrr, Counter, Casa, &c.
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MHwsPAPBR0.
MHWDPAPRR0.
NOw Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
WORKING FARMER.
LARGE AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY JOURNAL,
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM
EDITED By
PROFESSOR JAMES j. 1APES,
AsSlSTED BY
GEO. E. wARING HENRY G. VAIL. PAYNE LOWE
HENRY n OIN(yTT -

Va Il. w O
AND HENRY g. OLC0TT.
VOL. XII. OF THE PRESENT YEAR.
Will contain Of articles the following subjects
Vegetable Garden, alphabetically arranged.
NAnures, their uDoo and abuses.
Fruits and Fruit Trees Of America
Improved implements and Machinery.
New processes Of cultivation with view to greater perfect
ness and economy
tutes for grass crops In the South.
Manipulation of Sugar, It's growth and manufacturer
Advantagesof deep culture including UNDERSTANDING auo
Pull reports q grain and produce markets.
THE WORKING FARMER contains more original matter
than any agricultural paper published IN as country: Al
The editors Of this journal are practically Oeue
inshe severHl SsR.rTe9S R6 ppGn MI ny LIST
For six subscribers. two extra copes % ~
ING FARMER or two back Volumes a. may % seGcsoo.
For three subscribers one extra copy OF sne DacA '
lume x...u,., -. 49,
Tho obsnins subscrfbcrs lease forward her names
A soou AZ received their nna List should pc received 6
Evsgv new suliber may receive four or i've small papers
Of ssed raised By j. napeN knds 70 De named nmses
nrovted be encoe envelope properly directed and Namps
ed Ae nsces.ry amount Of Rosssss s:mps pay Nc
besns or other heavy seeds ordered double Ae number Of
poetaee stamps will be required.
Ths bsck volumes bound IN paper from vol vol IL
viii BE- urnihed y 81 . EACH including POSTAGE eachs
wfout psGsxe These volumes viii form complete work
on he progrscs Of agriculture sinee Ne year lS47.
All subscriptions must be paid in advance. Remittanoon
exceeding $40 shouh be In ne form Of drafs Bills current
isher CHARLES v. MAPES
26 and LIS Nassau and II Bsekman street
Specimen numbers sent free Of expense.
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vxvN Writers AUCTIoNEER WILL. SELL ON MON
day AT lol O'Clock at house In Green street All ne
the above house. also cottage piano. fine STYLE
and finish same day, 1t O'Clock auction No. i5s
rssne "a The enfiye furniture No OF 4 larre houao.
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m GArFNEY. AUCfIoNEER-orFICE CORNER OF
North William and Chatham Streets win sell this day at
O'Clock A. NJ the stock and fixtures Of The Wholesale and
tail Liquor Store s Eighth street, avenue G, consisting
of large assortment, &c.
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no CLOSE A coPARTNERsH1r INrEREsr,-vALUA

BILE Leasehoh Premises on Broadway, fifty feet north of
Franklin street. be sold auction close copanershp
u o'clock the Merchant Exchange, In the city Of New
York. Tuesday JAN ST. 1880 the valuable and egbly
situated leasehod premises 1858 Broadway running through
and fronting Cortland alley The building Is feet front
seven stories In he rear on Corand the
reodeed and put complete order for rs class job hing
business For further particulars apply 70 the auconeers
Pine street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ii SAfesroom . Nassau street
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN

henry H. LEEDS co. viii sell at eucsson on Saturday
JAN r. at l0 O'Clock Ut The sacsroom Is Nassau street.
mSrtgsse sae Of Household Furniture consisting Of Carpets
and BlAckvalnut Bedsads mahogany Rockers covered
hair cloth mahogany Lounges IN hair cloth and bocaie
aTetes hair ch Dining Tables three separas parts
mahogany Chairs in hair csh Toilet Tables painted Wash
sands enamelled Cottage Suits hair Mastressss do,
Cd Chars rosewood Cottage Chairs rosewood Reception
Chairs Dressing Tables marble Centre Tables together
with large assortment Of Oroskery and Glass Wars.
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socAton be held the Academy Of Music for the
ct Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Aiyuns Wednesday
Eyesng. JasuAyy Is 1850 shel!on,s band engaged Com
ro!ss. J. HcfHusnHn, Richard Dsiton, Thomas auidooo
Cesar spence 4 j. u 1ealynl VIM. FAzpsarek Edward G.
Byrno fnehy Lynch Jeremiah QuinAn Theodore Kelly,
John McSorAsy Robert G. Lal John J. bradley Joseph
Lynch, John A. Boyle, John Kennedy James Chilean Thos
o Bron, Daniel 1Alor, VIM e. White John A. Mclaughlin.
Pc. Irasnos Dsnsl syssny, u, \ a. Clark. JOsepi
yer eAdhsr PEER oenshsn frank Tscny John w NsKn-
~ Richard Barry Oliver X. Moony Peter Aeehan Daniel a.
1eDoAA AuTGnco b. 0hAw Nicholas G. 0erraxhty, Wn J.
KnA JAMES LYNCH President
nJosePA J. ODcnnAus FN Vice PrssisnA Thomas Higgins
Second Vice President Andrew L Byrns, Secretary wn.
Tiolsts, ., aAmissnS . dsntisnan and Ladies.
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UCTION NOTICE--M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
"a VIII sell this day. at I0h O'clock classroom 70 Nassau
street large and general assortment Of custom parlor
chamber and dniugrOom Furniture consisting part OF rose
wSpd a1a pas ruf9urs covered hair cloth
tees Sofas arm and paror Chairs extension dining Tables
SdeOoards dressing Bureaus Washstands, Bedseads hair
Aseees Beds Bedding &c the whole TO peremp!orily
The highest bidder for cash. and affords good
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A N. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER
"A. BY BANGS. MERwIN 4 CO.,

Bales OF private Libraries Bookseller Stock Pictures and
Engravngs, Autograph Leers Coins Fancy Goods
constantly occurring at our rooms.
Particular attention given 10 the disposal of Furniture
Estate STOCKS and Merchandise In general Oonsgnments
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EoR SALE CHEAP-TwO VALUABLE HOUSES AND
Lots on west eide Of Ninth avenue also two fun Lots
and Lots Forty eighth and Fieth streets; vicinity Of
Broadway, high so0ps, first class Apply 10 JOHN No
ENOR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME HOUSE, WITH ALL
The modern tmprc and three acres Of Land attach
edwesocked with fruit trees within IS minutes of New
York BY every hour First class ueighborhood Inquire
of II. HOAG Is Pine street.
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CECOND ANNUAL BALL-TENDERED TO PROF S
- Williams by his pupils and friends. at Mozart Hail. &C
Broadway, on Wednesday evening, Jan p
p. RIrCHEY, Sec r. ALBERTSON Treas
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SHEKIFFS SALE OF SHIPS CHAMBERS FAIR
~ lid aucioneers office lis Nassau street. will ths
at ii O'clock At pier s6 East
ana Msrke teeis sixteenth Of the ship
~ N, oadey Also Immediately after pier OF rwen-
street. East river onesixteenh part Of the ship Jacob
sbin @ he sale III take place board Of the hive
sA-PS "o 10y 'ow Ne JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY d. 1860.


NOR SALE AT A BAR0AIN--OR TO EXCHANGE FOR
productive properly In this city Brooklyn, unencu
bered Garden Lots prespesng VII Long IslADd ~
bous ride from DE city and within two walk Of any
OF the principal stations OF he railroad Address Lo boz IA
Herald ontc0 .sfal..
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

Ladies' Misses and Children's Hats.
4 LII THOSE wishing to buy plain or trimmed
a Ia, are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime our stock and prices in the above line.
DALSHEIMER, SIMON CO.,
junei Corner Laurel and Third SITS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27

.s-For professional and business cards,
Uncluding daily paper) not exceeding sn
lines, for IL months, s2O--without the pa
per, tl9.
ss-The privilege of yearly advertisers
~ strictly limited to their own immediate
and regular business; and the business oi
an sdVerusine n,n n,,,5in;anal " nJJ ,ns,nbaYS.
tg-Announcing candidates for State
and Parish offices, sl0 municipal cdices
sb. to be paid for invariably In advance.
t-rAli advertisements for strangers or
ran-ient persons to be paid in advance.
i-eAdvertisement not marked on the
copy for specified time, will be inserted
ill trbiG, and payment exacted.
sE-All communications Intended ".
promote the private ends or interests of
Corporations. Societies, Schools or individ-
uais, will be charged a. advertisement.
tSy- Cards of personal character can
only he published in this paper as adver-
tisements. and must be paid for in advance
at double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
LUMBERi LUMBERii

rT'IIE undersigned respectfully solieits or
i ders from builders and the public gen
orally, for seasoned tougued and grooved,
s1uare roofing, both yellow pine aud oy-
press-also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory,
Ash, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all ofwhch
will DO furnished at the lowest prices.
FRANK HUGUET.
febq9 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-27
MONTAN & MATTA.
Economy is the Road TO Wealth.

L'CONOMIsE by procuring the best farming
Ia utsnsils-even In the msttsr of the feeding
Of stock and hogs man can save one hslfby pro
curing the right utensil Call round when In town
and examine one Of the latest improvements In
domestic farm economy,at
dec6 MONTAN 81 MATTAH.