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31o!itieal Notices.

NITI EMS ASSOCIATION.-At large and
~ crowded meeting Of The Citizens Associon and other
citizens OF the Seventh Ward a. BoS.ie a 40: 70 pi
Lyons cillrd 10 tie CHAR, ana ire sseieay' pr "on
IT, connter on Resolutions placed IN the hand, Of the
SECRETARY the following resolutions which lie read to tho
meeting; - -
of Citizens # the City Of New.loTk in their
publications ard efforts for the Twilight nmens people 40
lard, the corrupions and msdeeds Il Municipal Gov
rnnrnt aud y their movements aid measures OF reform tor
the public good Deserve the hishe approval end support OF
eli citizens, and tue Eealoas cooperation o. sms
B..r Tha, Il has berome essential to the progress ofths
prinpts ard measures of Municipal Reform adyoca ell by
,s. citizens Associations Of the city, IN the corning
election IN preemte neat tire said Aociaiions should pre-
who as an active member Of the Citizens Or
sanirston sad as man o. paiIy snd tminent public
bnins in bis cha citizen personal integrity respect
ability and PSpa.Iy a. man q sne pefp,e . s.,.,,,
Ward do hereby mmend to the C-a,ts Orytiziion q
the Association our worthy fellowcZn JOHN HECkER,
Is the man who coubnes In himself the qualifications above
,a and vino in IA. Last Charter Election was iae ssrd-
adb-aI-f of the Ctzcns organization for Alderman OF he
Fourth District which office he rsh'foy erc;vd bus
denied his seat by the Ring on no oer ground nu ss
which showed ,hef deection Of duty by which the
Fourth Adermapie District Of the City Of YORK mas S-en,
be, deprived OF representative IN tAe So
Rs.oirsd, That the nomination of Mr. HEckER 'or ,he
off of Mayor would the people on one Sue ad INC
Rs on the other and his election would be fhc m sc f
cious victory the Rs official otpads saS
fror, of the ORGANIZATION NJ wiling to "ork snr nner
IN the Of which he soO , eas s.o
ton would give vitality TO the srtenf
citation aud progress to hr mea pres o.
presvut cs. III an the election OF sny oth.r
JOIN H. OCKERiiAUSEN,l i
ALANSON I. BkltiCs, -
JOHN IT, WAfkLLb SComniittee.
JAMES COLLINS,
SOLOMON JENNER, .
m ,.o,,,jons were unanimously adopted with cheers.
Addressed the meeting. and every mention Of
NJ JscIsrs name drew forth applause.
sir' 'ie'A'' PHILIP LYONS, Chairman.
suoy STERN. Secretary. ...tf Cd rr
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Crr.f2
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
DIRECTOR. ................... MAX MARETZEk
MONDAY EVENING. oct. g. at Q, OH rE
tEiaHTH SUBSCRIPTION SfaHrb
win be produced verdPs most Popular Opers,
IL TROVATORE.
NINE. CAROZZI-ZUCCHI,
MILE. B. DIX ROSSf,
(der first appearsncel
SIGNOR MAZZOLENI.
sIGNOk BELLlNf,
SfGN0R BARfLf.
CONDUCTOR ...............Mr Mr.. CARL BER0MAN
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Oct ~ I't
(NIsTH SuBscRIPTI0N NIaHr),
will he pre,ented Belinis Celebrated OperA
l PURITAN.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
SIGNOR r. lRFRE
SIGNOR BELLfNI. -
SIGNOR ANTONUCCf.
THURSDAY. Oct 10. OPERA IN BROOKLYN.
ERNANI.
In sctive preparation.
CRIsPINv LA CoMARE.
The sale reserved and tickets for any o the soove
named performances will commence THIS MOhNlNo he
regular tcietofces Box Office OF the Acaderiyi
Beer Schmers, No. FOL Broadway Pond Cos. No. ~
nFoadwsyi and Root, Anthony Co.'S, No. Il Nassau'.
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Fam 5rbools.

T AW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF
~ NEW-YORK ClTY.-fhs next s-ssion commences on
MONDAY Oct. Z. The course consists Of Two Yeas bot
gentlemen with Sufficient may enter tb. senior
year Graduates admitted mrnbcr. OF the Bar by
special statute For nrther information apply "rsonay
by letter to John NORTON PONERoY. Cliverasy Bald
ing Warrington square, Nevforh.
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Gaming ataormes.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADE.
IA, MIES No ci2 Filb-sve, Nrwiork,
No Ia Montsguosi broo klyn.
TrwYork Cltsfe--On Moudays and Tuursdays Wednes
day. aud sstordsy., and Saturday monngs
Brooklyn Glass. sOn TesdAy AID fiidAJI Afternoon Tor
children. Evening for gen~Den. 49,
pnsry Cls. in Brook lyn-undef tho instruction. OF Mr.
Frank bod orb-On " ed,e'day afternoon aud Saturday
monline. For terms .snd for circular.
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Amuseuienis.

Atntsenittlts.
RARNUM" NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
1870, cBSiifiSGSsffn s sPcet s. ff'''
,, , AFsTERNooN II 80
The elegant 'o"'d ssSS is 81 il inEASIoHsi
IT, +: . M!sa 1Iss Sts Il EaE DRUM
Mr. W. 3 vE EAT r. SO Singer
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon County Illinois,
Miss JENNIE Ssf t srosE, Tlis SCOTTISH QUEEN.
GHa THE 4 Gi n TsFtEsHE @ Vi
and pr'''s''p oiKeAfsiNHSo GLASS BLowEHs,
,r TWO sTEAM SsAfi dHTaNa
THREE. HORNED BULL
Co.mor.mas sterso.copicon. Learned Seal Happy Fam
MoS S;Sn Oct @ sea ga GRAND EQUESTRIAN DRAMA
WINTER GARDEN GARDEN s,,ccrs.
ro.NrS sHTG AID = EVERY PkS sIaar o..,. .,
wi" DO '''''9 s:s rS% i.yo. md Fsss sssd
OUh AMEhICAN COCoiAsp
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE
ASA TRENCHARD.
S n snd tho
''''''''''' Mr.. JOHN DYOTT
t6rst sppearancs this season.
ABEL muRcorr.
Mr.. CHARLES PETERS
BrNNEY. THE BUTLER
-, -, .vD to. .gys acted by hi~''
LORD DUNpREARy
ssfuy performed by him In many OF our principal
MISS ROSE EYTlNGE
FLORENCE TRENcnARD.
MRS. G. wALcoT,jr,
MISS MARY CARR
MRS moySTSs'HEssg1SSsyTsosS;;s o
' S SSS 4 .%%SsIeHS SSSsIS:
Seats secured siI days In advance
Door, open a, az commence At o
w Proprietor and Manager; M, LESTER WALLACE
2h time the New and 3f;n. pssma by Tom Taylor esq.,
cs sh.h f r 1pP; soss c.ad Hoe
Browne Pope Ward Miss Madeline Henrquss, Miss lone
MoNDAY-Fi., ,Ins here, y very .tsrscsv' drama,
MlRiAMS CRIME.
Never acted here brilliant petite Comsdy oy se!oy,
Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. W. Hols.On, and Mr.. Young viii
appear time ths In thcse entertainments
which will be given with beautiful and appropriate scenery
co.nmes &c. and will include in their caste nearly al the IT,
vHESShsnrHEM R CRIME and KING AND
THuRsDAY-THE sERF Qsth timel
Opens at III begins at o.
DROADWAY THEATER-Begins ats.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
LAST APPEARANCE OF
NINE. CELESTE,
Las, night OF the greet sensational drams
THE WOMAN IN RED.
An MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON,
commeneins at / O'Clock, doors opening at ~
MADAME CELESTE as TIE WOMAN IN hEp'
On MONDAY, oCToBERs .,,,,
Supportedby
MISS OLIVE LOGAN,
m new Comedy expressly, written for Nj Chsnfrsa By
SAM.
New .cenery costumes and
''" AN ADMIRABLE CAST.
IRVING HALL.--Master RICHARD COKER,
formerly principal SOPRANO Of Irs,,y S9a,eh
respectfully announces ,hsf Lis fihsI ohAND CoN|L"A
this viii take place on -
The following artistic. will assist Master CokEh'
Mr.. JENNY KEMPTON. Contrslto.
Mis- MATILDA TOEDT viouist
Mr. T. H. MILLS Pianist first appearance TIL, seasou.
Mr.. POWERS, Ibis first appearance Ia Newly
Mr.. OTTO FLEMISG basso-
NJ. biNZONi. Accompanist.
Tiet ta 80 c@ut.; reserved chair 50 cents extra -
For ale al Beer sehiruier No. FOL Broadway Sibels,
No NsaLs,. schuberh's Broadway and Irving Hall
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me GARMO" DANCING ACADEMY, No
~ 50 Neg FoufteentA-si, open " EDNtSDAiS and SAT
URDAYs.
Ladies Al 2; Children ct 4 p. m Evening C'ssses at
shall Introduce my pupils tue pr"-'ni srason the Ger
ma, CstIion and the Ouad,ie F,sEc1 dAuced in my
pr.,ence the past sumInrr at Peris aud Dieppe.
Having had tie honor TO be elected Member OF
Irf,fe. dn THIf'Ye ISJfral ce Opeyo 81 new dances
eauahs the Society viii o. FORWARDED TO NE o. soon
A. pTOtuc+d
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n u- RIVERS,s EROOKLYN DANCIGN

-. ACADEMY Nc . schermeraorns, ;orner or
Count At Classes for Beginners forming Gentle
mn Tuesdsy End Friday evenings. Children Wodnedry
and saturday afternoon Send for circular Twenty-Five
cent. Tor a pamp containing tie German Coloa and is'
iouab q Quadiles
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IFJOHN II. DAVIS, recently from Scranton.
10 In tho city bs requested to 'ena his address to boz
No I g.a PoSt Cfio~.
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1NHE HIPPOTHEATRON. =. Begins at 8.

'INHE HIPPOTHEATRON.. 49,. Begins at 3.
NETWORK CIRCUS,
FOURrEENTH.sT., between THIRD snd FoURTH:AvEs.
Director OF AmDsements. ...........Mr N. AUSTIN
TUESDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
GRAND MATlNEES
Gu WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, a2k
IMMENSE, UNQUALIFIED,
AND UNANIMOUSLY ADMITTED.
BY PRESS AND PUBLIC.
OF Ell NINO EDDIE
THE CHILD WONDER or THE WORLD.
both m Eanestrian and Tiyhf-Rope performer, and
THE MAMMOTH AND MATChLESS
GALAXY OF STAR ARTISTS.
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNAsTiC,
ACROBATIC and PANToMiMIC.
Conceded to be
THE MOST SUPERB ARRAY
OF GENIUS AND TALENT.
EVER PRESENTED TO
THE NETWORK PUBLIC.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
NEW AND MARVELLOUS FEATs,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
NEW COMIC BALLET PANTOMME,
The BARBER AND THE BEADLE,
In which the entire Company will appear.
NorCs-The special attention Of heads Of families ID d.
MATISEEs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
when the performances identical with those Of the
Prices Of Admission-Boxes and Dress Circle. cents,
Children bafrrce Reserved seats IS cents extra; Am
phitheater rs cents- Box Oihce open from 10 until
4 %
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ME COIIFGIATE SCHOOL,

VNIIE MISSES ROWLAND will reopen their
l. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, No %
East Thirty nth st. Murray Hill on WEDNESDAY sept 20
Miss ROWLAND will be at home and sfsE September H.
Letters addressed above will receive inned ate attention
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A LIMITED NUMBER of YOUNG MISSES
N win be received at the ALLISON SCHOOL NO i1
West Sxteenhst.. Monday Oct. Terms exceedingly moo
Mis- T.. N. SHAW. Principal.
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DEV. MIR. TYNGs SCHOOL for a limited
III number Of Boys. No. eO7 Broadway. Crcuars with
terms references, &c, rs above.
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6e!p Uanie6.

A CENTS WANTED, Male and Female,
~ In every Town and City in the United s,ies to'sel
CHEVY CHASE 20 families and schools on which they can
tsaiE over ons hundred pr cent p3 Agenis making
IS go per dayouly capital required Full knowledge
OF the business any sddre. receipt Of I cents to
cover postage aud circnsrs Address BOYD ELY K Co.
Ilox 81 heH u Post.Of'ice.
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TINE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al the
leading mu,cs Of this city and elsewhere II pronounced
BY the National Piano oe Association. after trial In he
room, with the first manufacturers Of this country emneny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
tory Of Music and other schools altogether because
Of their immense power equality sweetness and bhcy Oh
tone elastic touch. and great durability.
WARERNOMS No go Rroome. At. near Broadwsy.
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DRYANTs. MECHANICS HALL,
ID No. az BROADWAY above Grand
MONDAY, Oct. 2, and during the week,
BRYANT5 MNSTRELA
The Exrelsior Troup- In The follow ing Comic Acts:
LIS MISERABLES; or OLD TINES ROCKS.
TIE POWER OF MUSIC.
PRESTlDIGTATOR. JACK CADE,
M,,,r, DAN BRYANT Eph Horn. N-lse Seymour.
Dave Reed Neil Bryant with the En,i-e Troupe In thsir
Parqust,e 50 cents. Gallery % eeut' To Il y
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DIANOs, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
Sole depot for Peoubrt, superior Harmoniums, whole
sale and retail Prices 100 to 5000 Instruments to LII,
J. n PELTON. No. 81 broadway. New. fork.
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SOCIETY
OF NEW-YORk.
2lTH SEASON-lt6s-la5.
The concerts of wi take place asual st ht
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
under the sole direction Of
CARL BERGMAN.
The frst public rehearsal will take place
SATURDAY. Cc. T. 1t o'clock ?. N,
when the following pieces vil Do rehesIsed;
scuuxASS-Symptony No. 4. in u minor
LIST -Poeme Symphonique. "Nszeppa"
BEKTHovEy-0verture Leonore No. J.
For crcnsfs sppy eli the principal music s.ores Bob
scriptons received Schsnberg LHis No. ,S Broad
wuy and Beer K SchinpsS's, No. .vl Broadway.
: VIM SCHARFENBERG President
L. SpiER, Secretary
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MRS. 2. r. PLUMB's ACADEMY Of PLY
NI SCAL CULTURE, No 80 West Fourteentrst.. N. y,
Reopens on MONDAY. October 2.
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L YOUNG GENTLEMEN, Nos. as aud 80 East Iwen,yi;
lsvrth-.t-wm reopen Sept ~ ioheDAi' DOas
bay School o.. W., po,,, and tina
r.. Shooi French is the language used Of large ana
snsS, spoken without interfering With other studies me
reecps contains the OF the pupils and tneif peens
~. ,ha ns ten wears Primary Department for young
S.so,sy ssvens Prof Ellie CHARLlEE Director
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ANY LADY desiring Instruction IN PEN
N MANSIP at Der residence Of first class Lady ieacbei
will please address Miss L. w. care of Mr.. Goldsmith NO.
756 Broadway.
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Jnstrnttion.

A YOUNG LADY wishes position in o
n family to TEACH small children the English
Branches and Drawing Beginners French and Music Also
Address c. A., Boz No. LII Post Office.
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GARDNER INSTITUTE - English and
" French Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Ma ls Fast Tenth between Madison and Filth
ssos, will reopen sept. 49, {. H. GAhDNth, fIlneipM.
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MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER.
vi GAL ACADEMY. Nyack Rockland County, ~ 4.
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VOCAL NSTRUCTION.--Mrs EDWARD
LOpER will commence her course Of private in,irlc.
ton In ITALIAN, ENGLISH and OHArORlO SlNGiNG
tho lrs. week In October Mrs. LODER viii be at home
that date morning between the hours OF III aud
O'Clock wen applications be there No tt East
Thirty secondst Lexins'cn.avc, or to CtckeTihs
L SONS Psno Rooms, No. 90 Broadway.
OSTH-ST. and FIFTli-ANE.-DAG-
Il 81 SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will reopen Sept.
L. Professors Of -ninence for every dspst-nt suses In
attendance for dis ant pupils
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THE MISSES WALKER Reopened their
i DAY.SCHOoL for Young Ladies, No. l1 Msdi'oa
ave- on WEDNESDAY, September 20
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FURNISHING STORE,

where Flesis Gan d. fu-nished VIII al s1ucles ne
rDs' agg 'cr ctmrlrtu cutft
q y ~ hss imported large stick 81 ilie most
sslt1tie FsIfaueuss direct nom Para. THOUGH
4la aeeui iA Res YORK sugl7u
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number Of elegant Lots suiiaiis
OF tnidiug bdsinfss houses and dwellings on, n
vsFious parts Of tie city
I35 Feet al yacan. Fround opposite the "Fe
male Academy" near the Nashville and Chaiia
oaa Railroad. for sale.
A choice Lot floating I01fee on Russell street
near Tulip street church
Two Los each 81 feet front on Russell street, b
lIu deem. Very convenient 20 The Wire Bridge.
beautiful Lot, neSriT opposite The residence o
Jnn. MOnoE, Esq-, 5oXife feet
A Lot fronting 50 feet On Faiherland street, hy
10 deep. Very near the Wire Bridge
Two Lots bet een Russell and fatheriand streets
fronting 40 feet esch on Oar, y 1t9 deep
Ach0 &c lot fruniug f6 feet Ca Faiheriand and
running back 40; IN q god nefehb1rhuod
Two lots on FaiherIand, each fronting % feet y
10. Joining Oscar Bob mes property.
Two ots on Fafhefland. opposite Oscar Bonnie I
properly, each 50 by 10 feet
A. Inf eorasr OF sieFeufon and Factory slseetl
froutnz go feet GA FactoEy, b. 70 a-ong 7'efe''
4 choice Isot. f-ouiing 60 feet on Russell siIess
bv 10 leen. sdioiniag A. D. Did, sad very con
rieut 70 ihc Wire Bridge . -.
"a Iot % Russell street, adjoining OuHAii 8
ham, traats 90 by 10 ieot - a..
Tii,bt Grres of the very best garae7 iana' ifoai-
irg - var1s on fisilann pike. by >" yAfas q ne
County road = es.it,, t,..,,. F.
ERht Or Ten Lots lying so1th q 10y $500.
4 i.ysa number ~ Lots IN ramsey Addtlool
M r,esy olhgfn, teaulauly loeased Aad fainaize.
aar15-H tol
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frame House on Gal sim pise with SIX rooms,
KIT hen Outhousps and an excellent c.sen well
enclosed. Lot 90 feetby I've Price $500.
HVUh
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Notions aad Stationery,
Which We vill close out ai cost
s. G.. WOOD 400.


DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN Al.
ID vested by the lsWs oi he Sta Of Ifr6.-.
VII open snd hold an election la ne ys-r
wards { the c.ty % NsshvIile, en- sATuRpl1 n
sgihoi seniemnes lses ior hsyor Aldeulsa Il
Common Counolmcn. he ioiaumg named D..
sous Were appointed BY ihe City Jouu,1I 10 z,
the elec ION m the teYCuIl WATTS
FIRsr WAap--At the County Ish Iufrss f..
Csrper, 4 WhOrley. heire. tlefks, n tirsr.,
Jones. Receiver Of Fotes, VIM. Watson b..
isirste, p h Coleman.
sroosp WARn.-At Blyera IS Hmrs Carr.srs d.
Judges, d Coaley, capt Nice snahsn, Ola. -
ueaRle. Clerks. ChsIies Sanders, tieoree paIs,..
Receiver o. votes, " 4 Wright Magistrate. la.
MrCgtY-
Ta1RD WAaD- At tae Gszstie ssioaa IN C...
street Judges, A Tuckeg, o suei. A CrooFs.
Clei zs, JOHN fndd, John Adams. Hsraiver Of rs.
D. u tassaday. Magistrate, alex AicDau.aI
IauRfu Ma A the cd Iisa.rr I14--.
lex e Garter, urs Clemens. rr hneaHs Ca-..
Wm Porter, VIM Ey.ns. Receiysro Of votes. 6 :
Ilari. Magistrsie ESQ. McCaitY.
FIsrH WAnr-tt the Ncw Thasire. Iui-s. A
b shsnklaud, , M Ia loasr A Barr Ciers. y i
ren "a ter, R1ht Powers. Receiver % votes ID,
L skeg p. Meg strste, Listen Stone.
slN'u WAEn.-At Tarpley 3 Pile Judges B.,
reii Woods Baush, a A Huchsu Gers,
Clinton hyrneq, ID hNfrtH Recovered vote. Ia
G. Peuiecost. M-eistnsta. Jsmes Hsyue.
sEvENra WAnD AZ RIA rs shop ON Nl.s
street. Jucges. Capt. Alien, John Corra Va
stsgart Cierka, A Groves, " " Garvn Ras.I
er Of votes, 90 Grfdu. Mae~tiato. { aac Paul
ElaHTu WARo-At iro Regime Hausa. 90 La.
Hu. Judges, " Maihsson. sam Pismansr.
Griffin. q erzs, " X Wilkins N, Jr., DT EHN b.
Kee. Receiver votes, James Miller Msgsns
" n wiz nson, sr
None bat those Who have compiled viii De nt
visions CT the fr-ncnise las Of the isio sss-aa q
the Legislature VIII pc tnhded o. vote.
The officers ere referred % section SIXTEEN. d.
anYthree, Of the city laws Cor iustrucaons IS
open ug and eiosing the polls, 4 copy Of uf5t 81.
b. furnished b each ward.
The polls VII open 81 O'Clock An, snd eI.. s.
tPM.
Any Of the above officers who cannot selya
please notify the uudsrsi gued, that Their p'lss d
be hl.ed 10 order thN there may b n5 isaJ
opening he polls nc the time des iguaied
JOHN CHuMBL}, Cty Ml1-1i
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Arared House on Fathersnd street, with fve
room, kitchen and csteru beautifully shaded and
vel. eucOsed II lPnnt lh3feet on ratheriand by
10 deep. Pc ce s5oNl; one thigd cssh, Lalancs IL
one ana two years.
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A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cisiern; porch front and
rear Lot fronts 81 feet by W deep situated near
she'bg Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wire
krllne Erca Ea5Dl.
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A Good Brick Residonco No G2 Line street
with nine rooms gss fixtures 81 through the house
Good outhouses and stable, 81 10 good condition
Lot 81 by $50 feet, Priee We moderate.
AIsO-A two-story BrieE residence, with q gh
good condition yard well shaded. Lot IS ~ 10
feet. Price $3.50.
Ais0-A Brick Store-houso, No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market. three storie.
high. rs feet by IS. A most excellent tend, and j.
free from taxation.
Aiso-A comm 7di0rs Brick Dwelling, corner o
McLemore ana Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen viii
3 room 4, and lumber room Lot fronts 46lS feet ~
Gay, bT 81 deep. Splen-id water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed Price 81 20.
Aise-A gcoi two story Brick house, No. 6s &c
dsr street with sevea Icons kiichen, ryants
rootns. and smOkehouse. Lot fronts 80 feet or c.
dsr and runs back los feet 10 an alley. HYdlant a
the back door. POSSESSION gwen immediately
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Sealed Proposals are invited snd viii be received
at tbe psees AID until t. dates hereinafter named
fcr the D -rchase OF the following named steam
boats, Wharf Boats, Bsrges, ana other properly
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Although ven may be pronounced incnra' le, the
samaritsn's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every vesnge Of impurities nom the system. well
- q ] tho bad ELECTS OF Melcury
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One Of the hest Suburban res dencea near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 ated snd finely improved The
lot contains ~ acres Of rich garden last, fronting
IN Foster street and on tia Louisville sud Nash
Tile Palroai; 50 situated that 10 could be cut up
into beauti III building 10 s. FERNS literal.
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A spIensId Farm contsn 9 400 Acres. iite
miles rom NashYIi e, on the Nsshsi u sud Chatta
u O a railroad a. Glen Cife Depot, aod 90 NM
creek. The land is yery rich, splen-ity wsterfd
snf beautifully heated This one OF IN b st
GRASS FARMS 10 Dny d-ou &C unity aud Is pecu
liar a1Rp.ed % rdl-Iug Stock. ON the p ace il
r iiroat switch, near BY il "a .ery large and d
hank. ing splenj.d pas for an extensive Brick
Ysrd. Taere i, two 81. ~ brick residence with
framed idition, cnn'aluin { 2 rooms also kitchen
and oui houses, good hJ'us, stables, &c ana an
oIchsId OF 1000 choice FIuis Trees
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framed House with rooms and hall, porch 10
font well shaded snd well enclosed Lot fronts 90
feet on Woodland, 40 et deep; Joins the residence
Of Mr.. bury. Tree 5000.
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Also


Nice LItlis Farm Of II tc-es four AMI
half miles ir IN the eity. On the d. ker,On p kc-
Has fam house with Jour iOOms, out houses and
stable. Land very rich, excellent water. Prize
low.
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A House on Rell Street, with rooms, good els
tern &c Lot fronts 90 feet ca Bell street, by O
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
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REFERENCES.

Hon William G. BroWnlow, Governor Of Ten
nessee.
Brig Gen. James P. Brownlow, Adiutsnt General
OF Tennessee.
MAJOR General George W. stoneman, Knoxville,
Tenn.
BEt Major General R. W. johnson, Pulaski
Tenn.
iune25-grna
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm 90 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one mile from Nashville one mile south OF the
Lebanon Pike sou nch, well ne 0ssd wuh g. d
cedar ence; sp endidy Wsteiel; ttur h ndrCd
ares cleared bal ,Ece vel inferred with cedar aud
Ctoer 2 oWth; TWO 70 side, - on he place-ons
with rooms, The other with rooms-botn with
good OUT ouses Sc.
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brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 50 feet by no. Good cistsrn and garden all en-
enclosed, Price $500.
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Cloak Department

Conn rises a great ysIie vol yer desirable Go3da
which We vii 'eila p-ces 70 'uit the times. nee
Ia ms Ciotss, hssques O. s1 fhifc1ssiaIae, MsuGk
las de- IlFt'aS f o. gf1s ds NdD'1s Cucuia-, 8se.
ETC., wi be- sold NENN CHEAP 10 order to lnaks
room Ter our Fall stocE.