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saIIInr Of me EtenmshIp Asta'

NEW ToRK. Fsb IS -Ths Cunsrd steamship Asia
sailed from fhis Prt =; roon teaay isr Livsrrool uih
s4so 0o0 IN sp-cis. she took OFT ne mails froH NsW
Orleans . TIE 10Th ms ard telegraph d~isFaioAss o.
ths tffh inst
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Foreign Markets ~ Telegraph.


HAvRE, Fesruary f.-Ths sales q re past ave d.ys
amount 70 aoo hses. ms Imports e - Essk amount
% 5000 bales. ne imports since Friday anouni 10
sloo balls. me Hoek in part On Friday snounisd 10
an COO bales. Nsv erIssns has are qaotsd At y francs.
ne martst EsnsraiiT closed afm
FEE srEANsHIF rHIEcE ALHEAr.
HAHcHEsrEE-rhe adEiees rom Menchester oon-
time farurssis. TIE msrkst for rotion GODS and yarns
generally closed aru md quiet.
LIVERPOOL, February t.-Ths market for hrsaastu6.
closed steady. ne provisioa muKsi dossd suist.
~LfyEErooL, February the sales q eoitaa ior ne
week ending Friday evening amount % $1,000 halss. q
which amount 9eeulAtors iook 1850. and ~szporisrs
II. 500 bales ne MARKET opened setivs bat wss ehsoksd
b the inoreass q ne Blnk Of Enriand rates e discJuns.
and ci@ssd quisi but asad-. fhs sales 81 to-d.y are -
tmatsd II :. Ooohales. on Friday The raiss 10 eEport-
srs and spceuisisrs suosuted % f.e00 bales ne MARI
Evt generally einst hrm II fhs following quoiafionti
fair Orleans ~ midelinE Orleans ssi fair bilss
7Ki middiinE MOBILES . i-isi fair uplands ~. ne
std q ootion AZ this port amounts % 90 bales.
of which tta, 90 haleI are o. American produ1tiou.
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@ We bad he pleasure yesterday Of meet
ing cur Old and particular friend Maj R T..
Rednan, who has had The goodlurkt 70 Be uni
ted in the holy bonds OF matrimony with one
Of the far daughters Of A.kaHsss- He and
his accomplished lady have tak5nTOous stthe
Worshsm House, where thsv were greeted last
evening By a number Of their friends.
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sailing OF the steamship CITY Of
wTnnrnaanrE
Arrlrnl Of rne stsan-nip Anre.

NV ToRE February B-The s-camship City q
Eunca-ster sailed Tor Livrsp,al to-irg. she toek oct nr
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EEw TozE, February s-ms Uaited States mail
steamship Aaro sTrir dat mi. port to-day frum Havre
via southsmBion- Her advicss have been sutieipstsd By
previous arrivals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

RETUESTNe 70 sERvrrUDE.-Six negroes,
Wild were set al liberty about SIX yesTs ago,
and who have een exPsrienciuE the delights %
Of freedom during that period in the State Of
New York, were passengers By The Teeunseh
last night for The scene OF their former ssryi-
tuds, in the vicinity NJ Helena, Ark. They
rrfrr snuihern slarer 10 10. -hs- liberty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

me following We cut from ne shrsrsDari oadaO Ca
Esie q the "A;
mere are immense Emcunfs % cgtion arriving b.
small boats for TeshipmsuL and the WAGONS are Bringing
into market several hundred bales - daF. Oar Steam
boats are dnatie 10 relieve The warehouses, and frsiEhts
are SIN hirh and ahuzdant. Shippers are giving tive
dollars per bale readily, and VIII Be compelled % give Il
u -. ~. u.nLL
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ne New Orleans Crescent. February a. rsporas
ne mark.t us hssyy snd oppressed. win ISLES Of
aboui TOO hsiesEf easier prices sor buyeu.
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suII@ sIs IS

us-v \ IsS1. aGfssi
Bsirno-9 On Baf dns from Arrub...-.... LG1au
Casa un hand nd In 81 50
Casa In hand1 o. Agents, or 10 transit, less
C1mmiatgns snt HtA -
Loans co M1rtEsEe q Rea
Laans secursd - pledge o. Bsuk I'D ether
Lon % psr-cuai or cher approved securi tss, i5,s 6.n
On-a Furniture and Librnry........-. g. I,f18u
Rsirres4 IN fsvr Il Comusry---- aa5 -
Capital Stoet paid up.........-.. ...-..-.-4oo0lO
Stocks and hNsl5~
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. SHAD AT The GAEoso-Ths se-
ued caterer al The Gsyoso House yrs
,reeeived he FIRST specimen offresh
fthe season from The savannah river,
EiI be served at The table Of that pop
IL hotel this morning. We acknowledge the
eceipt Of an invitation 70 assist" on the
o-raaf,,
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RATLRoABEEs-Mr. p. r Fuller, travelling
sgeHt Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
NIL W. Broxn, ofihe Ohio Central railroad,
are IN The civ
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Bnsinrss AOtitts.


Losr-0n Saturday night last, between ihs
heater aud Nittai sifeei-pfc5a1y 90 ne eet scs g
rslrd sisset-s Hair Rracslet, viii sod clasp M
nsi.r VIII b uupy rewarded ~ ieavins Il Il TAis
OFFICE. fsis31t
~ Go 70 CLARK & Remington for fns pic
turrs- Photograph psaiB e ooisrsd IN Oh o. patsr
oiors. i-orytype Amafotpes, and ever oiher
e ;ypss" known q fhe art Remember Aem
insisa have ne largest stTisht IN ne eiu anaaA ne
fsellues fer doing 500 uust.
g hers corner haia and Maaisoa sreef isA
LAP YEAh-Now Is the time to leap from
candles ans au kirif 81 greasy oils % sfs1tinriaae
Coal oil, whicA produces , usht more triiiant uh,p
sass bet do1't si1p Until ~ SET au9ns ne HmN -
bun the sane. We have on h1nd . onstaat rlP1 q
ne purs ell aiso. ihs gresiest stact % Coal on LAMP
ever trssrht % Nenp.is. Kgey per'on wishinr 70
purrhass Coal OH or lamps ull hndn nmer inieI
10 call upsn q before pHrsasins eiseshere. o"pn
ff Coal OnEfe a. follow
~ ihohssrsi. per
half hrTrei, per
zen snisas, Fef
.. ave-
PasknFes are charged extra.
Uw.usato our OILS to be pure, and q the nrh gua-
lt,. We warrant 90 oar Lamp banners p BE- ns hesii m
u,,f.t. We have also a large variety q ChimneJ4
w,rss shsdss, snursrs. etc ou hand. cash ofders 90
tletsa, and promptiy attended 90.
q Monroe Street.
Memrhis, Isnn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

EIFB reward nd ~ n.oeusarr e.
II p-nses Ulu b rsld fF me return - ~ 10
hr5Tn by AAhE, svey batkef star IN the@
iorehead. vita oae o. tgo whifE feet, uushod. ten o.
twelve ye1rs o. She broke iaeae sram e posf o. Nor
roe street alSaturda7 Tie Eh instant
ANDREW MATHEWS.
Fire hcusf west o. me sata remuIe Carrrss5 81,
5adEsoa street BORA sids. o. % Gridey a Psrtea.
no s No-roe street sse-uuT
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$1,000 Reward
rea


PEARLT white tssths sound and healthy guns, periacz
rsedrm hom Ioonsehs. DOWDEN's DENTAL
FLrID arresu iecsy. restores diseased guns 10 q
healthy o1ndiau Hnf rsnues tartar. Raouunenfed
b ne ulast celebrated Dentists - "a superior % any
suufrios n 90, l1rartinr % IRE n.ufh and breath a
dslirhffui aromatic fragrazls.
Fur sale b. DruEEEs evsrYWhslr. ard D.
s. MANSFIELD a Co, Agsnts.
se23-2m nruuists. Memphis TEAM.
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Flr Arkansas hirer.
ThG ruisnfd afesurr IT,
Il hEED. Haines, uasfsr. vii leave q
above. u4F ST. THURSDAY. -
fefEl LHIRT UAHMaTAu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

BURNED TO DEETH-Evs. an interesting
little daughters Of Mr.. n. L HIlebranI. Who
resides fifteen miles from this city, in DeSoto
county, Miss, was so badly burned, about two
weeks since, BY Der clothes catching fire, that
she died on Thursday last, after suffering most
intensely. The deceased wa a nsiee Of our
feUow-citizpn Mr.. z. 3. CIsrk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

TEE LAST IEvENrIoE-Nessrs. Tuley and
Meyer, who have the right for the State Of
Tennessee, are in this city, for the purpose q
all persons who wear clothes; 10 less al IL
vsution than a new plan for cutting garments,
which may Be used with success by the mcst
inexperienced The plan is simple, cheap and
invaluable. he SCENTS for the sale OF the
patent may Be seen for a few days at Mr..
Chas. pottsr,s. 10. e. Front Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

HAVING beer s~rpolHtsd Soc Agent IN Meuphia for
II h sae o. fhe various cuziifies White Lad manu-
tl-trred tT Me=rs WAN. Reuick * O., a. 81 LOUIS
No. lam preparsd % supply ne trade. and ne trade
5nly 30 uoefal rates
~ qaalifT o. mis- Lad i not ercsned by any brad
IN ne United states, and equalcd by ronc tn ne west.
a Z. CunNuNS Age1t
faa-a-aa AfanT street. bradley Biock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

GAToso DEBATING CLUB.-We are truly
glad to hear Of the continued prosperity OF
this the only literary soc ETY. in the city and
they now number more active members than
ever before since tie organization. They hold
their meetings every Thursday evening a. =
O'Clock at Ser ball, corner Main and Monroe
Streets The young men 81 the city are in
vffe9 n attend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

POI LaeHs
TfHE pleuff relmer HO-Es McLEL-. -
Il Ian, Hrun mratsr Hli cave a. 49,
a1lFe TulS DAY aP.m- ~
f.ls-ll IL .LanMlw. Ill
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3flaattarp ana fiaaaraI
~. ~ ~ ID
81. LeaIs - marEsl

I~HrnspkT. FsbruarJ l8 iHs
" hearof % shsnss 30 our naasy n.rtsi -suty
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p % uarrIn.r1r anI Fast side-HhaeI
+ steamer. ~ ETIAED. 2. s1--l-
fN. master. uII unuer1a Ger reEalar8
.uM 81 Stove, c1 De dwf TUESDAY m SEPTEMBER, E1f
sill leave Nrurhn TUEsuAT, furlnE na ssa-
son Eirrera ca1 rely on mis- Beat rcmaulEg mne
EAD DURING = SEASON
AMI UVinE pfgupt sitelliou 81 AID waT E1t hTcll
euainess
For freight sr ruasse sp1v %
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fan, uHknown 70 him, struck Capt. Wor-
man, Of his ety,-Witb a sung slot, on the
landing a. Cincinnati, q few Hizhts ago. The
wound was painful, though not dangerous, and
We are gratihsd that the CaP-sin has 50 far
recovered as 70 b. able to resume his lsbors
again al TIE wheel Of the steamer Tscumssh.
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DaPAk' rhEs r~ksrERR-r

Dlnna-..----.-N Orleans n Fsirchns -Louisvi1e
Iunerial .rairnN p-crc. 20
Haul hai......--.st Lnuis Jesse K B-lEa.N Orirsns
sienro Chiid..-E Orleans 2 n Rylsnd.-..N. Orleans
Silver Noon. eCinciunzd
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4tanIar 9afktfs.


ViuE aicrfrt raseurer ractet ECLRsE - -
epalt aster. sill leave a. ators
THIS DAY. af6p-m 80
ri LaHT HlansrAp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

Near 1000 sores ln the Mississippi b1tiom, zoe gs'
opened, aBd in hiEh stale OF cuitiva improved
choice plaoe. A No. 1 plantation, and very desiraol
every way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

Lumber! Lumber!

WI ~ rsy CASE for ore miuioa feet e Cpres-
w Eud one million feet Poplar.
feb.lm KHIPPLE. TGO a co,
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GRd sGrkaJtsas Rfr
UNITED STATES VAIL LINE,

- az" 80 H
c1mPeed o. ne f3IioslaF new and sisUu- Paasenaer
Steamers
~ lta-----aa-----.. a SMITH, AIs
veln laep r--rf---as--- J. HAlNE1s
LAI4 ATNe-sr-s...s B. NoWLhNnl a q
y - -s---..-E EEsE P~R1cHAups 90
TUE above hrltahaEenow erferef perma- IT,
Il uflfF lu ns MHurIaa ord Little RocE Lr
tinted et1tra G1aN frrfe rnl ul herc1t~er
ieaFe hearha cu T~uesfrTH. TnurafnTs and Saturdays o.
fac1cz p. o.. aarrfctr at Pine E.uT win uaEea or
Prince IN an CarfFn. end AZ lille H1cE win maI
tasfs ~ Pli4net. Van 1sren aui Port smith, "a
ui1h c1l-o .r Hef H1rnes md 11ulh Atnusa1-
F1r parfrnau alrTh
HoHN b. DAN Propriefm.
or LARRY uARHETaD, AruL
e16-HFIls or Frmt Hcr auI Mafial1 streata-
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ExCHAEGE AND HANK NOTE LIST.
DAnE 81 na sATo'o 'Avrsos IN


CAIT-iOo sasts e LVspod SAL. IN as.s an -
- sals ~ VERNON 4 co.
feaE Frorf n
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FaeuItT ID RethanT colIsrs.
Professor Of Mathematics and Astronsuy
II. CHRIsTOPHER

LOUIS IO0os
Professor Of Ancient LAnsu1Ees ard Litsraturs.
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EsTRAY.

drs-sHs erFrTUhefe
Jno. Erlght b Co, New 0rleans. Whoiesals aren't
a. ~ NO sea0-f-----,.s-
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100 asres on the Arkansas river, forty miles below
Pine Blud-three Or four huadrcd sores deadened four
years. Memphis property tskeu 20 the amouut Of ei0,a
900 In Part PAT FER this trace
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-16

F- See Ward 4 McClsllaDd's advertise
n.ofsf prurs. Paints, OILS, Chemicals Garden SEEDS
asro
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EXPENSES
AdmInIstrarnr,s EnfIcA.

woo,r... H.uup-.. pAur,
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Is0o acres, 500 clssred, vel improved, near te Mis-
sisippi river, iE C1ahgua oarnty, NiEisiapi, with
twenty nEely negroes; aneen hkcly males, ssock, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

~ HrApicHE the fsyorits hsn oy which nstnie maae
sny deviation whatever from hs natural state o. toe
bIsin and viewed in this lsh, may be looked On .Afe
attention. iii too late renedod and its indications
should neglected Hs..sbs, Ss e,nsa nnSs,
Es.Jseb. Il exceedingly common aud Is thu precursor sla great
variety diseases, among which Apopeiy Cont faeums
the Of disease Of the stomach Constituting k aea&aeAe Of
hepatc disease constituting bisu, headae Of worms cSn'
psion and other disorders Of the bowels well renal and
uterne affections Diseases Of the heart very frequently
tended with Headches; Ansmis and peshera arc s.o sas;
ache Is also very common being usually distinguished oy the
name heade sometimes coming Oh suddenly In
,ute sound health and prostrsns at the
physical energies and In other instances comes On
slowly heaIed by depression Of acerbity Of temper
In most In tho front of the head
or both eyes aud sometimes provoking vomiting under Gl
class may also be named Neuralgia
For tie Treatment Of either class Of Heedcne the Cephe
Pills have been found and remedy relieving the os
pains in few minutes and By s subtle power Graduating
The diseases of which Headache IL the unerrng index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

..x,, q, L,xGr,sx-fhsre 10 . rornl
,.ndsno in Ills o.. to appropriate the most @
other and soi while 10 Incorporate , LIMIT
own. ,hp Tie word eohaic which IL from the creek hsy
inc 10, the head Is becoming popnia1ed IN @ h
With MI Spsdins' ses, Headache REMEDY Su Ill ssooms
a. common as ecrotype and many others whose
foreign words hs, been worn away oy common usage ey
seem native and to the manor born"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

BhibsxS-Missus yen to send her boz ofCeIhsi
Gueno bottle Of Prepared Psbut thinning that: cot
jast II neither but perhaps yen be sther knowing What
We she's nigh dead and with the SICK -sdscne ano
wants rome more of that relayed her before
DgrGG.T-You must mean Spadings Cephaio Plls =,
BRIDGxr-Och! now and you've sed ~ here's u:
either
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
A pYAJ. RJFGSING

a HFAL BLESSING.
Physieian-Wel, hrs Jones, how s that headsche'
Ma yone.-Gone, Doctor all gone the Pill you sent cured
just twenty Minutes and wish would send mere So
lhst car have them handy.
Physean-You ge. them at any Drrggsts Gail fof
Cephsc Pills find they fail and recommend them IN
all cases Of headache
Nr Jone-I shall send for directly and shall tell all my
suffering friends, for they are real Ue"Hg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

~ OyER EIoIrsnBsY and the mental and anxiety
Incident 10 business study among
Of Nervous Headache The dsoded state Of
mind body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow energy aud ambition Sufferers this disorder
always obtain speody relief from these distressing attacks BY
the Cepbac Pill whenever the symptoms appear
Il quie the brain and soohes the strained and jar
and the tension OF the stomach which
accompanies and ssavses the dsodered condition Of the b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvEp1Mr spsidtns hs,
his celebrated Prepared Clue d
each bottle saved at least dollars worth OF
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty millions Of
doars reclaimed total loss by this vaasbe invention
Having his Glue household word he proceed. to dc
the world still greater service by curing all the aching heads With
hi. Cephsic Pills and II they good bis Glue, headaches
viii soon vanish away Ike snow In July.
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Eeaal Noines.


N Y. SUPREME COURT.-ClTY and COUN-
xNs T1 Of NETWORK. VITAL GUERIN sgt. WILLIAM
H. MANIFESTATIONS for a money demand on centrss =
Com not Ser ITO the defendant Yon ere heye-
by summoned and required hs complain, ia this
action which filed IA the office Of the CLERK OF the City d
County OF Newfork the City Hall in the CIT o.
your to the said complaint, the subscribers ter
office Trinity Budns), number Ill Broadway sad City of
New York within twenty days ssT the service this summons
exclusive of the day OF such service and you fn
answer the sadecmpt within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
hundred and eishtyone dollars aud thytwo with la
teet from the tenth day May thousand eight hundred
and hy-six besides the Of tti action.
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS.
Dov28 iaw6WW+ Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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q Z A ND OP

ND HOP
CITY wIDE-AwAKEs," !
The NEW QRvING) HALL,
orros,s tie Academy Of Music
THURSDAY EVE
Music by the Nationals 40 ,,, On
Tickets So can be obtained fro 80
Of the following Committee; u panu a, r,s -
AN COFFIN, No IVY meni0e' 0i 'ne ''AV' "
EN-. HULB- v.A
'Ao"' .IRT, No. Is T. artist
cp MP. MARSHALL. No. 1t West 2,thrr.,
!. n. NINA, No. 8, West Broadway
~ SARp 70. 30 waLst
CAMP, No. "a BrOsd,t.,
' l. SHOgNELL. No. ie Wallst.,
HAYDOCK, No. 81 Pine st.
= II. PINCKNEY, Tax. Receivers Office, Psfk,
ALLAN RUTHERFORD, No. 1923 Broadway
| c. H. PATRICK, No. $40 Broadway,
| EVENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
| M TAslSTRO will Recite Shakespeare Comedy,
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, -
| Before the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION THIS
| cents; Lady and Gentleman, IS cents
VNHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of
L PICTURES OF THE FRENCH SCHOOL,
NOW OPEN, DAY and EVENING" y,6SIIS, n,-....
| Also, from ga N. toS pm.
| "ADAM AND ENE,"
AT GOUPlLS,
! No. IN Broadway, corner Of eh-rt
| IenuIttance Is cents each. &c.
L
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'ARDLY REALIZED.

I'll I'D n orble e.dsche this hafenoon, hand Heppeo
into he hand says hi the Can you he-ss
me OF an eadsche Does hsshe ard" ssys "a he,
oeedinsy says h. hsnd upon that gave ae Csphsn rl
I'D I'D an eadsche.
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SUPREME CoukT-wALTER QUIN, plain.


~ til, against THOMAS A. oUIN and MARY JANE QpIN
his wife, Arthur Quin Charles H. Qun George A. ouin,
John Oun John f. Develn individually aud Of the ad
miiaors Of Arthur GUN deceased and David Evans de-
PENDANTS IN partionln pursuance of judgment Of the SUI
preme Court Of tho First District bearing 9Th
September 1889 WILLIAM WATSON, the Referee the
said judgment named, will SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION AZ
the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, n the City of New BY
Anthony J. Blocker Co, ancii 1neer THURSDAY tho
10th day OF January 1861 IL scock at OF that day al
that certain Tot, piece parcel Of Land With the Building
thereon situate lying and being the Ninth Ward OF the City
York bounded and described oows; Beginning
point the northeriy line of Hamuouds'iee distant twenty.
two feet westerly from the north westerly Washington
suSd Hammond try feet westerly pa.aelwi
Hammond street twenty-five ieet thence soushey fieht
angles 90 Hammond hy the said uorhely line Of
Hammond street and thence tclY the uorthefy Inc OF
Hammond Sieet twenty-five feet % the place " beins-
Aud also all that Gcen lot piece parcel Of Land, with The
bSdrg thereon situate birr and being IN the Ninth Norl OK
The City OF New York bounded and odDcd follows; Ben-
ming al point on the uouAey ue 81 mm0nlsrce distant
oit' four iect westerly nom she luW ctcry Wash
nsou and Hfmmoud streets thence rUun grorth'ly uSe
asr' 60 .aid uammordsree my feet thence wes''r5 nG
lei WIN Hammoudscci five feet and eight inches then north
eily and parallel with Washington street ccu feet a.d four
urhrsi hcnce westerly, AMI parallel with Hmmond street,
eighteen feet hcnrc soutlery. uui parallel With w hu-ton'
Hammond street foot aud eight inches ,hsnoe souhey
AMI d iht angles 20 Hammond street hNy feet - the said
norhey line Of uuuAdr rt Aul thence easi'fly, along
tue norhsty rc Of Hammond street, twenty two feet 90 tho
place Of beginumg together viii u and singular tho hsret
1u' uts and thereto belonging Ia wise
Ma 9lWGw Gsat WILLIAM WATSON. Iesres.
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EOR NEW-HAVEN- Fare 81, Berths free
Il BY Steamer from PeckslIp DAILY at o. No. Pu.sns.,.
FOR Hedes Hartford Springfield Northampton end towrs =.
the line oil vermont Railroad take the II o. m rsn 60
New Haven OF remain on board he until te ns1t oyns
By an Express Tsio "a 10 .rns
ton, ogden'puis" montreal, and III Intermediate towns
FRANCIS HYDE. Aren't.
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Cntlsrp, 6aroware, &f.
Bniloing Materials.
Ocean Cleaners.

DOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.1Un
SATURDAY JAM S. the United States mail steamer fsir
TON, j. A. WOfTON, Commander, viii sail from Pier No. 81
North River, foot Of Beach-st at noon 81,
Til, seamship safety and comfo hss double
engines under deck, incossd BY water tight
stsndp to keep pumps free work. and secure the aeJ
Of vessel aud Passengers - IA.
Passage In Second Cabin, $15 and $50 =. NOV
y" Hesn' " pA~''s' 'pf'" GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, Nc. Broadway
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DARNIiN's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MoSEo"'
TRIUMPHANT and BRlLIIANT SUCCESS
GLORIOUS ACHIEx EM Te ,cr DRASfA
OF THE NEW .SPECTACULAh rls
SEA OF ICEl
SEA OF ICE
SEA OF ICE
OR,
THE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO.
Alias Tn, THIRST GoI3. This magnificent Drama has
achieved nwonicd success II has been received with
The MUST ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
by crow discriminating audiences and the
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND INTERESTING
p<cIv introduced 81 the Museum II VIII DC pro
aucea = ....,
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
At md n O'Clock, and at each performance
Miss DORA DAWRoS,
tho wonderful and extraordinary sSeKh wnose
S0 equally DEEP and PowkRFrL TENOR aud sswskI and
xlcarE SOPRANO and her dre being ONE HALF A. LADY
GENTLEMAN viii appear at each perform
."os " rfPT .y5;NSA BOTH MALE AND FEMALE
To be seen at all hours Every Day and Evening:
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
the unique and sin gulsr human beings known
THE LIVING WHAT Is IT or MAN-MONkEY!
interesting P'''D TWO XLBfNo GIRLS
White az snow and white hair h their black mother.
THIRTY MONSTER SNAKES,
Just received varying length from 10 80 feet They are Ell
hibi,ed large Glass Case, and platform by the
GREAT SNAKE-CHARMER
In whose hands they perfectly doce and harniesf
Also, LIVING SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY GRAND AQUA
RIA filed with LIVING FISH Of all kinds the most interest
TtLLER GRAND COSMoRAMA $4,000 CuRIoslrIES
Admission only rs cents Children under 10 years 10 cents
Pquete Is Children under ten 10 cents extra
GkEAT PREPARATIONS ARE IN PROGRESS for thu
mined the attractive bill Of novelties aud
Uents offered In this city