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nor EVEN sCORCmED.

The venserng the drawers a little warped he
lock works very veil, and when oil it little tbink
is viii be as good Ny safe he lover story
Of story buildng with ahngs roof In an aioiu-
ing roon with only Biastsrsd pzrou, drug te
and Immediately opposite Ebsie safe setting there
considerable quantity Of paints oils, trFenne cmpan aad
liquors The building was conneusI with the Patterson dosl
on one side and Witkn feet Of the Court House on s
other, With aIargs pile Of wood beEsen ny csand ts Cot
House, and entering into my oos imedialsy from be
WOOL There also small frame bu5in, stchsd tss
rear Drug store wiki oils pants, and liquors &c. sEi
glass door leading into ny Office fromit. You viii
once the excessive heat created and about regard
fully tested, alitaacy saying my ppe-s
would have been preserved II had left them In the safe
Of citizens have examined since he
and surprised its condition. Of tsm have
dersd saTss Of you, believing them
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FIRE CRACKERS

- BARRELS strictly choice Ncshannoch PotAtoespu
chased expressly for arrive on steamer Leblanc
4, az Tor sale by MIZELL, HOOPER 4 co.
FabIs Nos G and Market street
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T. =. FOOTE.
ATTOR NET AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
OFFICE
over the Book Store Of w Il. Berry & Co,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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SPBIN BONNETs!

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r. X.
% g
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2GIh, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains East West will
follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $40 A NJ and SPIN
Arrive at Chattanooga P NJ AID N.
COMING WEST,
Deave Chattanooga at sA NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:IO Il and "A n.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, York
"a Philadelphia Baltimore Washington City, RichmOni,
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans &C.
Both Trains at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads.
Through TcEets may be had any hour application s
Ticket Agent, at Office st Depot, the following places and
at the following prices, viz
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SEED OATS

z NsIoRE and for sale, snail shipment Of celebrated
MIZELL HOOPER & CO.
ra.r- Nos. Z and 8 Market street
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shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes You
are at liberty Omake such use Of this statement as yoa deem
proper. Yours, lsisneiI ~ J. DURHAM a.
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THOMPSON & CO.,
30 College street,

I
HAVBnoE in store complete Of Spring and Sumner
Goods, Whirh selling % at very smsll p-oht
New styls Granadine Rotes, beautiful;
=" e" Pine Apple
{" crgande
Our silk stock complete embracing every thing in that
large lot Of two bounced Organizes and aouneed Be-
reyes for less than half price.
EmbrOiderics and Laces.
I Iss. 9iS sst5' in great variety new style
Ja'y9s' Linen and Narcotics Collars;
Real Point A'Guille Lace SETS;
De Angletline Lace sets;
Malice
Valencia
Thread BEAUTIFUL beautiful;
Applique
Val. Lace Point, PoiDt Applique Lace:
Laea embroidered Haudkerchiefs in great variety.
Our stock Of Laces and Embrodses no full and opets
embracing the largest stock offered in Nashville
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WooDsTOUK, Vt, Feb Il, 1860
LEWs LIZZIE, ESQ, Troy Y-Dear Sr AS you request,
will send Safe your gent Boston, for exhibitions
may send another. The Sae ia the FIRE about
hours The heat sufficient melt OF the solid brass knob
mot done any other safe e and still the books
papers and hundred and city dollars In bank bills
injured in the least. Yours, truly,
MELLISH & FRENCH.
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Entirely Free from Damp
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES is Pc
eular, and in correction with the Grsat American Key Regis
Lock-" (Which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Key Hole and yet has The security o. a Permute-
ting Key capable Of 25Co00ooO ohangss They win be
found perfectly impregnable
STRATTON & SEYMOUR.
rnarIa-lgrn No ~ Mint ST.. N..I-rIII..
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FIRE AND BURGLARS.

We gents for these splendid safes aud invite the ut
lie to call aud other certificates as Inc manner 10 wills
they resistthe attacks Of both
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IN BOXES superior Gold Chop 10. Fire Crackers ii
Z1hkt and f0r sale by
deaST BUGH McCREA 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

These safes have uever failed to preserve their contents
are warranted to be
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HR Annual Meeting over DE Ten Brock Course vii CON.
e1ce esecund Tuesday IN january 1901, and continue
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THOMA a BOWEN.
o--rn.rn+ TRi1oHa.


rx5R Nashville and Chstanoog Railroad Company in con
re.fo7 vim the Roads below, running an Expres
l=.Ff -, from Charleston and Savannah Nashville
slower speed but with ths same certainty as their passnge
traipr No delay to freiggts by this route
isTE6-tf NGBF q. W COLE, supt
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Cost arb fonn6.

EOUND-In the vicinity Of the New. Haven Rail
Il road Depot Sept Is, one SILVER PORTE a0NAI'
sinins money The have by
sppyin to T. II. 5ACKETE No. Cooper Institute,
d. = REWARD white POODLE, curly hair,
Qpc brown aud eyes, lump her bdlyj answsrs e.
the Of Pink Whoever returns the TO No % sui l.
vsn VIII eve the above reward and questions ,tei
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Jnsurante Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNSUh
IN ANCE COMPANY PUBKLY MUTUALLY Of Boston
bns. fund 70 pay Losses, ONE MILLION 1--WE hUnphED
THOUSAND DOILAEb
AIR paying Losses over 800, 900
And DIoIDEEDB IN CASH, 500, 000. - -.
ssns document Concerning Ls Assumes furnai gal,
JOHN HOPPEG Agent add AttoSney ~ hs o.
hxkopolsn bsnk bviidas, ile Bros1vr esf fbe ~ vi
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6onses to Eet.

IN ASTORIA-A FURNISHED COTTAGE,
from November to May. Rent go pee month Inquire OF
G w HALLETT Fulton ct Astoria
DART of a BROADWAY STORE to LET-ln
one Of the best locations with large window on broa1
way Apply to JOIN HOOPER Co.. Advetsins Agents
No. Al rs Times Building
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6oiels.

A LBEMARLE HOTEL,
IA Corner Of broadway snd9a ct,
., =, - Madison square,
The undersigned bsgs leave 1, fon IA. friend, and The
public that he hss ss.cd the abov, t tnd tho, he 4, nos,
prepared TO LIT ROOMS, sthof In suites a. nEs
Which for esgsnce convenience uot 1urp.s.d I'm,
Lous. psntiuy provided with baths. and err loom 4, fr
nishsd With h and cod water Thsro will also b, nnhlic
Bes,sursst su.ohsd 10 The bOIsl
0B0RGE d. IVES
Ls+s u hs hsv Bsv,a Ho,l
Cyaaep.iSss
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WISCONSIN (Rock County, LANDS for

WISCONSIN (R0ck County, LANDS Tor
w sALE-a, 900 Acres Of rch aiie scd he,iy tnbered
LAND, the nouhins town Of Jansa'le "hcon'n fo
Sale. ~ -
These Lands sesc for hs present owner Is years ago
a, the best for purposes In Rsck County ard tn
County scknowedged 20 possess the ctsH lands IN the
State.
hey will be so In such parcel, may be required sne the
principal part of the purhsse money y rsnan on bond ard
mortesse for term Of years
For forhsr ps itieusrs inquire of
JOHN HOWE rootylle, Wis. on the premises, or to
Hessrs FOSTER THomS On. No ~ Wailst REV YORK
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
OTHERS
LoTs SAIB
EIIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY.

This point Is the terminus II tbs Central Railroad Of New
Jeney BY which direct connection IL secured With all the coal
and ZION REGIONS Of Penns aud with nye lumber
districts aft riding Articles lower COS. thsu other
point the s-sb AID Il h.. hourly communication by steam
boat and with New fak d,.ant 10 miles Iyttec
with wste and gas bs,s very healthy location and offers up
vaed facilities for the estsbshncn, OF ms1uiacnres and
Mechanical tsdes The subscriber offers these Lots in qua1t
ties to suit purchasers favorable terms both as to pce
and time Of payment becbs1ics and ma1u'ctuers PHscu
luy are r, questeo eTsmins the 81 upd Apply TO-
r KELLOGG, Executor. No 30 Beayer-st n. T.. or to
j. h. COOLEY Agent, EIiksbslhPor..
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90 formers an6 Others.

THE CELEBRATED PATENT
Il AIR-PRESsURE CHUBN
AIR-PRESSURE CHUkN .
should be used By farmer ~h, wishes to increase the
products of his dsy and eohsnc- their value
THE AIt-PREsSURE CHURN
no nv the ~ Of conder ed air. and Ia
WARRANTED
TO MAZE MORE BUTTER,
Of the very fines lily, than any other chum.
WILLIAM C. BRYANT RsQ.
AND
THE REV. HENRY ~ARB BEECHER,
IN their house d., and give neir unqualified ap
probetion.
,lIc.las sent free 10 any address.
Prcss-Eo l. slOj No O. el2i No. s(lossllOn 'zs), fl'i
No. 4 100 gallon sze). &18 Address
AIR PRESSURE CHURE COMPANY,
Nos ISL and IA Greenei,h St New-York.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

ITO LET-A Furnished ROOM on second door,
cont .i ne ga and and cod sste 20 speee 81. mse
0,r t.m.ni Suy private location Amity a. stage So
Soor and thin two blocks Of 6thav Railroad Address D. o.
Box No. 40 Post Office.
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Gouses ano farms mantsb.

HOUSE WANIED-A small House in central
looAten At price from $500 to &otO' or sn lease
Address Boz No. 1591, PostObce.
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TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock

1.-TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock:
i Ign Hight, between Fulton and Wsi-s Ferries MOI, 80
and 81 SALE to LET together separate
with prv Go purchase terms enc house S'x0 the
OF built by days work under inspecuon OF the owner
expressly bis and f,mly redeucs Every Oct AZ OF
utility hs been carefully attended TO and finished
IN tie style Both houses four stories high
baustIedes mstenal hsndtome
style architecture modern .An as.ye sd
not surpassed BY Of Dlr size In Sfok Tee windows
OF the p.or or plate glass 5KI feet offering
every ciy the splendid aging pan rama & the bs'
the Esrrow Staten Island the Jersey SHORE to tn, blue
hns and falls Of Passo The principal staircase eptics
OF sod black wsnut very beautiful trimmed hshtd BY
ng Isd &c the horn 1. commanded The entrances sre
ioty and the principal balls laid With l,aiso marble tiles
The systory repte and piei did ktohoo open
ing on wn with eyery requisite OF the cuisine aud dumb
walters speaking from ucdet cellars sscotd stories
Hot cold baths every stoy and wserct2 IRON
kitchen upper chsmbers Cs vaults and splendid vine
va ts all lighted lum1st0 The pr-uises oan be
.an Al ali as psrsou. cbergs For terms apply
a. HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine 1t.
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GREAT SALE Of PALNTINGS.-The FIFTH
VI GREAT ANNUAL SALE Of PAINTINGS st the MA
TIOEAL ACADEMY or DESIGN. IN 10th Il pesr Broad
way " III be contiuDed EACH EVENING THIS WEEK, =
II O'clock by HENIH H. LEEDS ca, aud the bsSt P.i-
ines are reserved for the se sees.
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A. }. BLEgcKxB, Ancaonesr.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of


On 4th Nh end AVS llRh, fish l5th, zad l3Gt sts
A j. BLEECKER, SON Co will SELL at AUCTION -
TUESDAY Oct g. at II O'clock ct the Merchants Exc hssse
ON 9TH AVENUE a Los and Gore On 8 e. IL oh a.
ON 18TH SIRE ET-16 Cores SIS 100 n T. ofTha,
TIE above garden pot gr.Se ard free from rock
ON 4TItAVFNNF-2 Lots 4 50 fest MOTTO Of li~sa
ON Il4TH STREET-3L LOAN S. ~ feet cas-, o. fth ~.
ON STH.AVEkUE-3L Lots +. s., "a III NORTH io3d<t
ON 9TH AVENUE Lots : Il. cor. l5ithsl
ON I3rTH STREET, Lets 8, zoo feet east 9Th AZ
ON bath. STR EET-4 Lots n. leo feet east SHAW
ON 18TH STlGO wiiel lots s. s. 300 r. east 81
Title perfect and terms Id
Maze 60 at No. PiLe-st
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DIX 000 PARTNER WANTED-'n an
pC,OOO. E,tsblshed Retail Hardware and Aouse-
III nl 1 z Stfre. reiiaNe Jung Man as BOOkkEEPER
or salesman with $3.50 the moury secured, and o-rs
mp-I .stiou serices ApiJ TO Ar DAVIS No 80 Pine
st Roou1 ko4.
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Daneing Ara6emies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIEE-
"A, No sO6 Broadway New-Yort.
No 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYSin New-foA
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
At4p N foY children at p. u. for gentlemen
Ia sdd,cion TO tho Court Qusde Prince lmpedsls Eve
geen Empire other social dances Anuet qua lille nah
and other educational dances already introduced BY MI pOp
WORTH variety OF newer dances viii be brought torwnf
iups the which be mentioned La Czans
just from Paris and the Quscnls stnerne ss2sca
.sre1 20 the development graceful movement in children
Cuculu OF ternis &C., may be hal o. either Academy
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81
i West l4hst, Eew.York-oPEN fct the reception OF
Pup Afternoon for Misses apd Masters Evenings Tor teote'
men Soboos and privse Cl1ses In Families ettented
Circu srs can be hsd ct the Academy
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Horses. Carriages, Sc.

E,OR SALE "A very superior pair Of MULES,
II 10 rood condition i've year, old. u hands high.
Inqoife q L. '. SlAPfoi -,
dos lDG a1o l28 R4sssust
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ani PONIES FOR
ALE. bsou ghg 10 N. SINGER, esq who i ABOUT 70
travel In Europe Call 1T Carriage House NO ~ West Hhst
near Nh-sv
HCRSES CARRIAGES and WAGONS for
Ii SAIL % lisht Carriages and Wagons Of ali kinds
and second hard Also, Cart Oroces Express and Business
Wagon Also 20 Homes selling Of cheap q. NO 10 heVns's
Brooklyn
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Sflueiral Boxes.

WE have now on hand a large and splendid
W assortment cfMUsICAL BOXES, playirg l. Q B. IS, g.
g. TO- y TO- "a and tunes manufactured by the best makers Of
3 SWITZERLAND.
Mandolines OveItures Expressive &c ,Ao accomplishments
oftLUlE BELLS, DRUMS. and CASrAGNEr rEs 8ems
from Ope a. popular An ecan Melodies Negro Melodies eto
TOY MUSICAL BOXES, playing /, 2 a. and 4tunes
PAlLLkRD 4 MARTIN, Importers
Musical Bores repaired No. 81 Maiden lane N.wYork
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+" A VALUABLE AUXILIARY TO TIL

A 'Aho WPhRy y AsEn,h.aHi ~ LIE
Apptco Guide for N0vEmbER out aud of sted to the
public reliable suidein fact III. publishers that
and Therefore worg but in looking the Novem
be number lind than half the roads wrong Here
DE "a:
Hudson River Rsilroad-swo trains wrong,
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Mempfis aud Ohio RA4rosd.
fepntseee and flsbeHa Railroad
Memphis AMI Little Rock Rslcosd tnst IN Appetons).
Loossile Nes Albany AID Chicago k;iIosd
Buffalo aud La.. Huron Rsilro.d
Detroit and Milwaukee HsI sd
Grad Trunk Rsilrosd Two divisions wrongl.
Lstsyette AID Indianapolis Rsiuosd
II1S RsT ss' cad. n q IL N ASR
Sheboyesn and MesissipPi Rsliosd
MICHIGAN Centr.l Rsihoad- - $500
PennS, lvapia CenI1 Philadelphia Division.
Winchester and Potomsc Railroad
PeoIis and Bureau Valley Railroad
SpsipT6s ID ard Colln.b,is Rsuroad
Chersw and Darlington Railroad
Delaware Rsirosd
ChicsgD and Rock Island RAILROAD
Ottawa ard Prescott abroad.
Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad:
Chicago END North western Kshroed.
Roo4trd Illinois Railrosd
Milwaukee. Ws.erto~q aud Bareoroo Valley Railroad.
IhrOis Cebtra' Rairs.d
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad.
Dayton. Xenia, and Belpte Railroad
feTe Hsnte Alt ara st Louls Railroad
Indiana Central De- ton and Western Railroad
Dayton and Mich gan R,lr1sd
BOX leland and Peoris Rail Cad
Logsnspor Peo7s and burlington Railroad
Qoincy ard 1oled Rsnroad.
hsnIiSI sns e. e Joss I6 s ssiI.s.a
South CsroiI Railroad
Atsnts and Wet Point RailrosA
Alabama and VI )rids Railroad
MOBILE and Girard Raj rosd.
Chicago lo~a, end Nebasts Railroad
Mineral Point Raiboad
Gree, West, IN tlllooisl Rsilrosd
Chicago and Mitw aukee Railroad
wHIr ARE PUBLIC THINK sCCH GUIDB1
u,Ou want a good Cube buy LLoYDs RAILROAD
WEEKLY, with SIS Map inside the psper oil for cents.
Ofhoe No lS4 Broadway. For sale everywhere
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WTANTED-A middle aged woman to do COOK
w ING and WASHING or general HOUSE WORK, Tor a
sm,l family. Cell No. DepsurOw. None but Prte.,inss
need apply.
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Wanted, a PARTNER, with

q m n0n Wanted, a PARTNER, with
~ lU,OOU. the above amount Of capital to inyea u
manufacturing busin, which large profits
secured BY patent To entsrping
ndng to the financial Of the business th Il
pouut dom of. red Anpe unit, given for the nyet
riss at ched tee business For particular I'd
dress 5. NJ box No. H. Gr,en~h, Conr. Agents need
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NTANTED-A SITUATION in a Clothing
w Store BY yong MN 81 Of who has had con
siderable experience Ia the business Address
b. H. c., Hartford, Copu.
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YUNO CAPITALISTS.-FOr SALE, the undivided
half Of the OLIVER HOUSE.: Toledo Ohio. Thi. Hotel
the finest IN the West and ha, al the modern interior
boe arrangements and doing good business 1t has
ouge Of S3 feet The interest sought to be sold belongs
to hor and not being disLe is deemed most eIpsdi-n
sell For and all inf. rmstion sddess w. r. MORRIS
Boz No. !, R28 att, OF 10.
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Dyn.r,,o an Mssx,s, Auct,ones< - til7T
Rf BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build;ar,
81 Nos s4 and so Brosdwsysslss If Booss ssss.sss,
sTSa6A4 ty ssSslY Ss'S. O.. rSI11s' e.
@ BOOKS. oomtrsns variety Of the best -dti.. -
ehoiee standsd works s3bjec; many Of tSsn -
sesss au.s:ed sod upertly bound A's -otI
Lar. 81. .o on, vda.be French books &C.. 20 Fss pst
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
vrsv orr % .Urcsooser % and 90 at oclsck
ILI,h oIb IAInTlNGSA ch Ice private coile-u,s Gam
md sous s9eae, .s sy eIs0rsd .scisnt and modem s
brseng many seus Of an isrs. D,rtion ~ d.,
gilt fi'V % Il By st9sS ssrN's9S: ;s..ss@s
and thee n I,,r rtN.so Oct. 81, at 6! O'Clock.
AUTOGRAPH IETEss ' fSsrs sIqf s'ps yss
&c "ss " 1 o' asa sr'sbed ssnsr.i. :, Al am Il
10 FpIope and Amedcs, eompLf eys~ ~' yeotones e.A
grsphs, and being he largest snd ysaLs sss
cst,'sue' which m,y be had u. s.sT ,,as p0ss
DYA. J. BLEECKER, son & Co---0o TTTVaT
p,remotory sae Of "a LOTS With MANSION sh nsehans,.
ilbay formerly the residence Of Pel-t,ah Ps. n sue
man.ion IL large and In excellent order vi re
North River Ais1 fvs LOTS stb near hs IA - -:
Central Park snd two LOTS on s2d.t rear the ID ''s
EXECUTOks SALE of valuable REAL p,
IL TATE at Public Auction On MONDAY, a9.a Oct i,,s
st o'clock o. m at Captain FOLDERS hcsgsod Hons n,
the visse Of Psssaie hewJersey VII Dc sod Slns y 10 A
fly the Dundee Works snd 4 the NswSo md Eric Rsarsai
Station Psssac berg ~ minutes ie from Jerey City bytss
Erie Railroad trains The land beautifully 'osi fsr VIVA
Plos Binding Lots and will be soc 10 txo psroel Of q
ana 81 Title perfect sale positive ana Q. hberd
terms Persons from NewYok Wi,bog stead Win TAXA he
Erie train e Os NJ from ,sr'ey ~ t9f f.
JACOB Z. yREELAND tsOsssst-
-.nI. ~ Id al ~ a DA TNrTNGg Tba L'JLvrr
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WAhTED-A PARTNER, with some capital
and experience business the purpose OF eIplohog
valuable patents Address W. X T. Box No 2s Tribune
OHica
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1netrnctlou.

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. %
~ Ea., slua LANES WEIR MASON; Pen2lal ia
uc.n By the Principal thoro gh drilling In the Eight
br,potes Cucus st Ca-to No Sc Broadway and at The
school
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CHANCES for Bnsiness Ellen.

EOR SALE-An Alcohol and Pure Spirit FAC
Il TORY in perfect order csPab e tn Mig o.t 80 barr per
dsy stusted the houH hing cities having
large run Of cuou To sed to Fl ter into this bu
o'runy Is o!e,ed ss TIE bragd Il vel IN
gy,p "a e prce aid ter by the advertiser Tor
Sdsvs Post (fhc. Section " D." New. York RS.
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W PATENT ,u SaLE.-Conceded at the mines to be the
very for uin,rsrvducng TO perfect dust with
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DIANOS-New and second hand. by best makers
Il at about half the usual price. to pay advances Ais,
Watches Jewely Cigars Pled snd Silver Ware glf rui
turs Sc TiDg aonnss, Paintings, &c Cash advanced Msr
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G1On PER MONTH made by any one with
~ IOO Stencil Toos sell the cheapest aud best Send
for rny crcusr Address JOHN MILLIKEN Lawrence, msss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
The Japanese nj Philadelphia.
PHILApELPHIA. Thursday, juno j

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, June ia, looO
The Chief ambassadors had long conference to-day
at the Mint. The interview strictly private The
coins of the United States and Japan were carefully
assayed. more satisfactory conclusion was arrived
at. The ambassadors will again visit the Mint to-
morrow morning. They find much TO interest them
here and desire TO arrange the currency business as
well az possible during their stay here. portion OF
the Embassy went 10 Point Breeze, visited the gas
works and viewed the balloon ascension. The latter
was made under the most favorable circumstances
There were two balloons. One shot up into the air,
showing immense momentum. The other assembled
more slowly, and afforded a better view. Tommy
was desircus of accompanying, but the older compan'
ions feared lest he might be landed in country
with which Japan had yet made no treaty!
The Embassy are overwhelmed wlthRresents, chieny
iewelry sewing machines and soap. Tomorrow they
will be engaged in packing up for New. York. They
leave Saturday morning on special train over the
Camden and Amboy Railroad. 1t is desired, for the
comfort Of the Embassy, that only the New York
Committee will meet them on the steamboat. II the
whole Councils in force are hand, the Commission
may take special boat They are determined on Civ.
ing their charge more comfort and privacy.