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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
Pocket Book Lost.
Umder-Shirts and Drawers.

Dnder-SnIfIS anu DEH"CS
MILK SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very hne;
a Cashmere Shirts and Drawers 90;
Merino Shirts and Drawers, . 90
Lambs DOL Shirts and Drawers uVi
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers eavV ana very une'
Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, 90 90
English Brown Cotton Shirts and Drawers, do 90
Men Of every find UnderwesrAo SUIT a. no Hhg''
street, door from Union = IL ''"AAH'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

RuEcKrSRuGE STILL GANING.-The Star Of Marion,
unfinished in Lebanon was established As the organ
o. Suuatterism in the Fifth District But one OF lis
uubishers Mr. Alfred Clark, has become sick OF the
semi-Know Nnthingized Douglasism. and is openly
out for Breckenridge. SO we gO.-LoaiSrdle Courier
oct. 10.
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wTyRr1.D &c Walkers long been known as the popular
resort for and most popular styles OF ha anu M @
Winter is full complete Prices as usual low ana uniform
"iu'i " WATERFIELD & WALKER,
IN q, Hatters and FurerI, &c Public squAre.
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SUMMARY:

Prru D.v-Iardng Stake for year oldsr heats two nie
5000 subscription $50 forfeit the Association TO add 12OO Il
race Is run, three ur 10 fll the stake
So Hunter enter Oh ShcTOd, by Lecompte Vut OF
Pcayune by Nedoc.
Roundtree Breahtt enters oh hy imp Gicacce dam y
Chesterfield.
Joh1 AIeGok enters oh' + Twilight ~ LeAnS'on o''"
Harding ertsrs tr Louieu, by Childe Harold, out
OF Corset by Epsilon.
Broadua1 Cuttrill Sal'ic Woodward, by imp
Albion, out Of Erdora by imp Priam
W ". oGfolk enters br Lula Horton by imp Ahloh'
out Of Martha Dunn ~ imp Sovereign J
Time lat mile I5lsI Time lst mile l.5l4s
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From, California.

Sr. JOSEPH, October ISth,-The Pony Express
reached here this evening, twenty-four hours late
with dates to the 9th. gt
Two fires broke out nearly simultaneously, In San
Francisco, the evening of the 4th The 1rst con-
sumed wooden building on Drum street. Between
Sacramento and California streets valued at SoVOV
The second swept the wooden buildings from LOT
$50 feet square, on the corner of Broadway ana
Front streets, esusing $4,000 loss
A fire at the town Of. Healdsburg, Sonora county,
on the ID destroyed property in the business center
of the town, valued at $4,000.
The Hawaiin yatcht Emma Rock, arrived on the
4th from Honolulu via Victoria, bringing Prince Lot
Hamschameha and party, who nave SINCE received
considerable attention from the city ana oae tune
tionaries. The presence of the royaI party now
ever excites more curiosity than practcal interest
Showers of rain fell throughout the otaSe on the
nights of the Sd and 4th, indicating an early ap-
prOach of the rainy season.
Late Oregon advices represent matters precisely
as dispatched by the last Express; Ihere was
growing impression that no Senatorial eeStlo1 would
take place during the present session OF 'e Aesla-
ture.
Bo.ToN. Oct. IS-The weather is delightful, and
the demonstration in honor of the Prince IS elaoor-
ate and imposing. The public buildings are aeco-
rated and the streets are thronged. ABOUT oOOo
mon inclnding artillery cavalry, and infantry are
now beinp renewed on the Common by Gov. Banks,
the Prince and a numerous and brilliant staff.
Ralph Farnum introduced TO tne rrince TINS
morning. The interview was quite interesting:
After the review on the Common the military
marched through several OF the principal streets,
the Prince and suite and the Governor and others
occupying carriages. The display was the most
imposing ever Witnessed in New England; and was
witnessed by tens of thousands. coilatlon 1ol-
lowed at the State House, given by Gov. Banks, at
which there was social and entirely Informal in
terchange of good feeling. About o'clock the
Prince and suite were escorted to the Music Hall
where he was welcomed by more than zoo school
children. The exercises consisted enemy OF sing
inc and seemed to afford the distinguished visitors
much qualification The festivities OF the day wind
up with grand ball at the Academy OF Music
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Trustee's sale of Valuable Negroes

NY virtue CT Deed Of Trust executed by james L. Bell de-
ceased to undersigned Trustee on the h day Of
EpI 1859 and registered IN Registers Office Of Chssthan
county in book page 42 and In Dickson county in kessr
ONCE in book D. pages AS and 146 will offer for sale before
he Court House door city Of Nashville, Saturday ME
10th day Of November Of the slaves mentioned IN
said deed Consisting Of women and chidren as Will sat
isfy the debt for which said deed was executed
Terms of Sale, Cash.
o. P. McROBERTs, Trustee.
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Nashville PIow works.

TWyHIS establishment having been re built ~
Il By Messrs Sharp & Hamilton, with 6\S-S
increased facilities for manufacturing PloEs
Cuivators, &C., will keep full supply
Of both Steel Wrought Iron Pow hand which We call
the attention Of Farmers Those implements
ali warranted perform we'll, and good in every respect
the bes: imported plows and at uniform less prices
octl9-dlR&E2m HILLMAh bhOidEho.
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aides Dress Furs !

nUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
( Heavy and Light received and for sale ty - c,r,
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MARRIED,

On the 18th ins by the Rev. W. NJ REED, Mr. J. E. HoR-
TON, Huntsville, Ala and Miss EMILY b. dauBhsr Oh
Gen. Donslson, Of sumner county, Tennessee.
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MAS VILE.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departure Of Passenger Train

The RACES YEsTERDAY-FFTH DAY--Aiio'iei
cold, raw, robustius day yesterday; put sun 'ie
crowd came, ladies and gentlemen, large hunlOer
of each Thanks to the ladies for so tuH an av'ehu-
ance Of gentlemen Fine sport was anticipated ana
all came away satisfied that they had received their
moneys worth. There were two races. The first
was the Harding Stake FOR three year olds, two
mile heats. Three of the entries made their APP
pearance. HUSTERs oh. C Sherrou' hoUNDIKEE
oh. Berta McCiavocir and SAUNDERS ch f. Twilight,
entered by ALcoCK. Sherrod was the faVorlte
AGAINST tbe field at about even. Twilight second
and Berta third As the time for departure approach
ed Berta went I'D little and Twilight came down
correspondingIy SherrOd stock continued about
the same. Berta won the pole, Twilight next and
Sberrod outside The drum tapped and off they
went in as pretty heat we ever saw run. At
the iump Berts took the lead Twilight next. At
the end of the first quarter Sherrod passed Twi-
light and rested his nose upon Berta's back and
Twilight placed her cheek at Sherrod's heels. So
they went every body shouting for his horse. As
they passed the stand at the end of the first mile
every body seemed to tell Berta to go on, Sher-
rod to come up Twilight to get out of that dust
But so they went until they reached the half mile
p6z in the second mile when they huddled and kept
together as lovingly as pet lambs. Now every body
shouts. The men below to the horse that carries
their small change, and the ladies, dear creatures,
scream for their favorite to come. But it all
amounted to nothing Sherrod had em. He came
in winner of the first heat, beating Berta half
length; Twilight about two lengths further behind
Time 1881.
The Second Heat was not so exciting Sherrods
friends were sanguine than ever that he would
win the purse. Berta took the lead again, but at
the halfmile post they all together. Twilight
soon dropped behind little, but coming down the
stretch he picked up again, and when they went
behind there was no particular choice for places
But going around on the back stretch the gaps be-
gan to Open At the head OF the home stretch Sher-
rod was three lengths ahead Of Berta, and Twilight
about the same distance still further behind; end
that is about the way they came in, only little
rno,a Time 9.AS3
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NASHVILLE. Sept. Is, lsGu


The Committee appointed by the State Bureau Of
the SEVENTH Annual State Fair of Tennessee L cx-
anime. and mark award. for the best Family sew
ing Machine find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The /. NJ. SINGER. WHEELER
Is WILSON, A. b. HOWE, and the GROVER x BAKER.
The first three named. although differing in con-
structon and capacity, still far as the stitch Is
concerned, all arrive at the same point making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch, each
using shuttle or shuttle and bObbn, upon which all
the lower thread or thread used underneath requr-
ed be respOOled The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree Of
satisfaction but we conceive from their construc-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points We
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range oi requirements in machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined IN the GROVER
& BAKER-extcnt of capacity, simplicity OF con-
struction case Of management, advantage OF using
thread from two spOOls without rewindng; strength
of work. elacticity durability and regularity OF
stitch and quietness of movement We therefore
mark award to the GROVER BAKER.
JoUN HERlGEs Chairman.
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Ernn New York.

New YORK. Oct. 19-The building, No. ~ Plap
street, was damaged by fire to-day.
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THE SECOND RACE.

In this race, mile heats three best in five, there
were again three observation-disclosures oh. 6. Too
dies GEN. HARDTNGs br. C. ChiTalry and Col CAMP
BELLS b. C, by Glencoe. Toodles was decidedly the
favorite against the field sometimes at the odds OF
two and three to one. His performances in the
three best in five race at Gallatn last week made
his friends sanguine, and they manifested disposi
ton to back him freely.
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1biOit Of the Banks Of the city

Money grow more plentiful and to he obtained al
easier rates in New York The EUent Post Of the lch says
Money apain easier and call freely supplied
to-day at 66 per In long psPer there is not much
chance bot prime three four months bills in demand al
81 per cent The weekly statement has favorable
effect on the market.
These quotations show decline per cent on the rates cur
rant the Dreviouadav.
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IDAMss CALIroRNIA MENAGERIE.


IA slsth.st, between Broadway and &hsN
Open hom 10 o'clock o N. uu ~P Nh
- THIS WEEK 0NLf,
ending positively TuADAY July T. ,.,... wa.
This nniqs extraordinary COL .ucu ~ ""a
Animals, the Pacific and Far ~ StA IJnN
the o. " pd.rsu snims oily Of the kind ever
zen in the 6 sSinsf s5ifi BEAR SAMPSON
the largest bear ser NM g HhRS o naNcp%9
BEARS vAUL1ING BEARS,
BEARS THAT TURN SUMMERsETS, &C.. 10.
DN'N'~' - all Of which 10 Z CT
UNIFORMED BY OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS,
a, ali hours Of the day and evening especially
at II O'Clock, ma. and p. N ..l.r
They are fed daily st4 o'clock p IN
There also gest variety Of other American animss ss
Lions Wolves Foxes, ELK. Eagles Ouails. no, 30.
Adno, sion 10 cents; children under ten Is cents
VIHE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE
Il MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
respectfully announce TO the public their
NINTH EXHIBITION OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
AND MECHANIC ARTS,
FANEUIL AND QUINCY HALLS,
On WEDNESDAY. Sept. H.
In the City Of Boston .
Communications from those who wish psItcui, inpr
nation aud from those who viii require much space may 20
'11'''''A " '-' JOSEPH L. BATES. Secretary.
CFNTRAL PARK NOTICE.-Persons visiting
~ Central Park can find Carriages with without drivers
Buases Saddle Hosc for 81 hour 10 DIVE through .h
Park by calling the Central Park Stable corner oil ea ~
e,h ay Opposite main entrance 9Th and STRAY cars GoP
front Of the door; 6hav onlv two blocks distant W. ns
dust or mud the Park priyste sitting Tor ladies
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Drg GOODS.


& Pc CIAL MOTTO E.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG G. CO.,
DRY GOODS MERGE ANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS WARER0OMS,
Nos. 40, ~, ~, 81, So and So
DUANE-ST.,
NEAK BKoAp
Where they will offer for sale and elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS for the Fell Trade suited to all sections Of the
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
and
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
u and desirable styles These celebrated Prints
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
sold in the United States and they bes leave 10 eau the
particular eitontion
OF DEALERS
to them.
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WILLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER-
w WI eel on MONDAY at 1ol O'clock at No. $50 Chat
ham Of Mulberry: 500 bales Cotton BATH d2o bales
Hn.k Mseeses Psissses Pillows Bosters Bedding. Ofice
Furntnrs &c. &C., damaged BY FIRE and Sold BY order
Of the Underwriters.
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NbUBLlC
i Bel,der- N The above named valuable property VIII
b. sold pubc sale the WArTea BeSidere n J o.
MONDAY next, July . At o'clock p. 70.
DESCRIPTION.
IT.. YI "a &s he s7 feet beau fully lid In walks ter.
rsd md ented wrIh greet variety OF shrgbbery and
There orchL reserved ground for
a zranery and a good We getsble garden.
RTIIfNGs Tho main building ia 10 by AZ feet three
stories with under t1e whole In which there Is
rss acieu and dining ioom with every convt nience for
cokips washing hot In tie D. and seot nd stories
cold ste In ali THREE aye citens, from either OF
which alter can be forced the fourth story oV
the house bathing accommodations In second
and third ofes chambers In second ana thrd
reception sud library la hrst scry
The 30 by ~ feet stofs above ground ana eel
the WIN three large In ca story captoe OF
the purches. sire The two buildings are
con. BY passage way They substantially bunt Of
wood tiled 10 with brick ard finished In the most sPpo!ed
style architecture with Poricoes balconies
c They sdiisby adapted either for Seminary or Board
pR pu Yposes and the ess fer private Residences ,
Ins beautifully sitIsfsd In and oyerioosng ns
tow lydert about four hours noe nom Ne"fofk ana
Philadelphia -
The from the pocoe- and towers embrace variety Of
mountain scenery twenty miles in extent IL Is UNI
veray admired and regarded as one OF the mos,
spots within niles Of either New York PhseelPha Inc
actual in the premises Is not less than Ble 20 a.
circumstances make necessary the property VIII certainly %
SfT1UEs or Bank. ble notes from TO tbrss
,be amount OF 81 00O the balance SECURED che
premises by bond mortgage from two TO fodf Fol
further information please call upon address the proprietor
Beiyid.Ie, N. j., July 1850.
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6puses to Eet.

T ARGE HALLS TO LET in tbs Building
IL cener and Rlosd~ay, over Brewster cafas'
a., They arc well lighted suited 70 any ou,'ns,t
Apply on the promises to PHELAN CoLLEApEh NO.
CT Crosby-st-
OFFICES 10 RENT in the SOCIETY LIBRARY,
,h oiey library building IA University lsce near uhi
Ro,nfs 70 LET, until tho Is. Of May n.st r9 PFC sao
further information inquire Of HOMER mohoAN' fleN'
N Y, Metropolitan bank
cTTEADY POWER and LIGHT ROOMS, at
~ low rents, BY JOHN ohoph, No. iV-
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il uiGcent COUNTRY SEAT.-JAMES MILLER wtl sel'
AZ nnbc Auction on the day of July 1860 at the untyn 10
Tel in The Village Sing Stag tho HOUtE ana uhoUMpo
lately occupied 6y MADAME ROux as Female seminsy Tn
s suated quarter from the Hudson River lA
road Dspo SIT Sing tho road leading to the Bsr GIN
Episcopal Church. - It., , LII sr.
Fruit Trees -, - 49,
Tie House Is built Of brick in substantial manner after
The tve Of the French Chateau from the Plaza oil winch
inward Of 20 miles Of Hudsoa River scenery can be oo
served. -. ~
On the south Hudson River be almost to New
Yor. City and the moth its waters ere visible Tor twenty
lies en- seng the magnificent TaPpen Zee uyalng the nay
of Naples in beauty and subliDity Il,
The house stories hign contains seven rooms on tue
FIVE rooms second hoor niLe the third hoor
and six In the attic, all baTd-hDishsd ~ 4, =,
Tie II Train from Chember"sf VII De Ia nne io' Jug
sale,
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CtOUNTRY BOARD nj CHAPPAQUA-36 miles

~ H.
country d Crcon Lake and near good hsnins
place Pas accom- edited with horses and OF very medef
ste hasrs Faur pefsc only will be nnodated Address
ASH WAN ,Ch-p sc' e, westchess.r Co n. 1.
4 ,fiIU WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
" NOUN CEMENT of the PROPRIETOR tor ls6g-In
WIFI. Sulphur Springs situated Ia oSciys
10 niles rorh OF Columbus hs Capital OF Onio on me
River Delaware miles from 'e ~
ton on the Springfield Mt Vernon, and fsouISn
and mss from Lewis Center Station on the Cleveland
bu aud Cincinnati Railroad These SPRING viii be open os
The rcrpon az visitors from May until Uctober The patiyns
e.peyecc of the seasons has fully connrnso ne
Ell expectations Oh the proprietor and encourages "a 70 pet
we're In hi, efforts make this secondto ne place the esuny
.l..i BATHS. -
Bathing here tbs plan adopted brought into sn
iop with that s naturally and hot spring. Inc
heated IN e heat not being
hish enough to preciptse It's salts applied 70 the ssrsc1
he baiher The II 81 Pc saline ingredients Tue
budur, .rs substantial and couvsnisu The grounds ea
brang about aeres divided between lawn and woodland M
astefuy laid of into walks snd drvca Telegraph omSs ma
bean perrosneutiy esab.heA connecting the spring win az
parts the country Livery we! stocked win noIses A'o
carriages attached the place fo1 further nformAhon NJ
rssensn.s for room. Nd sRB{ e soN H. prv,s,or
White Sulphur P. o. Delaware Co, ".
TWO Families and eight single persons can an DO
IL accommodated with BOARD, in htoass private poaiu "
ing Newbur with good rooms and eesna . W,
tbs Hudson Address for particulars A A. D. NO Is" 'oS
gon,e7y St, Newbugh, y. Y.
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N IB L O's G A r ID K N.
NixON's MIDSUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS
GARDENS, PROMENADE. REERE5HMENrs, &c.
sFslffi l58V Mr. JOHN BRSUGHkM, .rt.
= ~ AfTERNooN PERFORMANCE To-Day.
SATURDAY, July {, at O'clock
NOW" ''f''' THE EATON BOY
By POLLY MARSHALL, DASlDGE, DA'ENfokr, &C
Intern ission for Refreshments.
TIE HANL0N BROTHERS. In new Gymnastc rests
The GALE SISTERS, ia Pas De Deux
Concluding with the Sss1'i 5sls SsIrtt
By Nile THELEUR. Mons wEITHOFF. and the corps
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 1850
. recrs opep at O'Clock. Curtain Ms at o'clock,
LAST NIGHT OF P0-CA-H0N-rAS, ,
4, rhich JOHN BROUGaAM, A. II. DAVENPORT, the
NP4.sON SISTERS aud others, viii appear.
Amer the Bunesqne,
PRobfENADE. MUSIC AND REfREsHhENrS'
Choice selections by Cookies Concert Band
Aher the iuteruda - -.
Ths HANLON BROTHERS, in their astonishing iraPese
Performances
The BEAUTIFUL GALE SISTERS in Grand rss as IeuA
To conclude with the beautiful ballet In one '''
"HNa '"e Nile CAROLINE THELEUR -
win appear with Mons WEITHOFF and the en'uo U0Pe 10
Sr 80 cent? With secured seas Bex Office open all day.
Fl, Places may BE- taken week In advance.
MONDAY NEXT, JULY 9,
Mr. Bionshsnrs great Musical Barbecue
COLUMBUS, Ell FILIBUsTERO
Tn .,ve prrosra,ion on magnificent scale, the Romantic
Spec'soe ALADDIN; o. TIE WONDERFUL LAMP
dresses, 90.
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CTEINWAf 81 SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0EERSTRUNU 0hANDS
Aud SQUARE PIANOS


Are now considered the best PIANOS mAnaiscsifsd ,
silver within tue last -four In competition ~4
paios of the makers Of NewYork Boston Philadelphia
Anon Judges Uo;tSchah WIN. Mason, II. A VOL.
lrnhaupL and VtieI musical celebrities
ST SONS do not refer 10 atss who In this country
many years ago. certificates and testimonials ors
have been made in pianos quite recently that nany
makers hose Instruments justly considered 70 rank auor
the beet cannot by cio the posics
Tn. pres, nt time
"e suboi follow certificate, given within the last ID,
months nezry a the leading and artists
musicians now residing Ia this ceuntry; .
The undersigned having personally examined and practically
tested the Improvement In Grand Pianos invented By
STEIEWAY In which the covered strings oyeung above
those remaining do hereby certify;
Pisno greatly improved In quality quantity, and power
The sound by S-inwsy improvement 10 much more even
much better prolonged sn that realized
In any other Piano With which acquainted
The undersigned gard the improvement OF Mr. Steinay
a, moot novel Ingenious important No Piano snlss
construction used the uader
signed snow or believe
GUSTAV sATTER, WILLIAM MASON
B MILLS, JOHN N PATTlSON,
VIM SAAR, ROBERT GOLDBECk,
U. C. HILL, GEORGE w. MORGAN
WIN A. KING, CARL BERGMAN,
GEO u BRISTOW, HENRY C.NTIMM,
And many others
Each instrument warranted for the term OF i've
Wsrerooms Nos u and u Walkers, Brosaway, T.
s. TTHE DRIGG's PATENT PIANO-FORTES.
Il The briggs PIANO COMPANY have the eIclu-
sve right Manufacture these very superior toned Instruments
hne assortment OF which IL for sale at their Wsreroom
No. s6T BR0OME.ST,
NETWORK.
FVNHE DRiCtjS PATENT PIANtl-Ff)RrEN IN
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rI,HE DIFFERENCE
Il Between Retail and " hossaie Pnoes "a
DRY GOODS
great the present ius IA order that sd
may sysu themselves Of the low pdce. rsnging st
No 10 Cedsr-st
The suosoneea w continue for time longer 10 cell hil
iobbns stock Of Dry Goods retail wholesale prices
Among the many inducements held will found-siks
Black Plain Colors, Fancy In Robes ChAe Baess Bal
zo<ines Lawns, Jaconeis, Organdies
Articles for Travelling Dresses
Prints, GnghaIns
Housekeeping Goods Hosiery Goods, EmbroiGories
Goods for Mems and Chidrens Wear,
Psrases and Umbrellas,
&c. &C.,
to which daily adding cheap goods from the aous and
purchasers quay rely upon finding goods and Prices
represented,
and that thts that stock viii be offered
RETAIL
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
y. COURTS, No 30 Cedar st.,
few doors from Broadway east side.
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nCEANIC HOUSE, with about two acres OF
~ Lsrd .. Coney Island viii be Sold positively az UBhiO
ACTIOs July H. at IL O'Clock, In the yesoue 81 inc
Iny b. c. 81. WISSLOW, Attorneys,
inquiry" No. 9 Court-st, Brooklyn
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N NxxwIs Aactionyst m,
10y BANGS, MERWN, g. Co., Irving Build io.
ID n,. Mo- ss4 and ss6 Broadway near ths hesroson'ss
GEO. A LzAvrrT Auctonssl ,
DY GEO. A. LIE AVITT o. 20
YRADE-SALE ROOMS. No "a WALkEhS1'
ron sALs OF
looks. STATIONARY, WORKS OF ART, &a
or Consisumsnts solicited -

= Age SALE of THOROUGH BRED TROr-
i TING ard other HORSES at w00DBURN fAH lL;I.
On WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of August wiz sell &c Pu .hsS
Wor.es con.isnr of abont Is Thoroughbred Mares he Ss
number Of Ons Mares and the balance Young - v.,
sors Catalogue of stock ready for distribution one w
yons 10 the dsy of sale may then be had on
Mr. b LEvIdENT OF the subscriber H. AlTCHESON AZ.
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