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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

cCnO DOwN-BALANCE IN PAYMENTS ses -
DLUU per month until fully paid for; splendid
dwelling 7rooms: only miles from the city by steam
YOU can own your own home by saving what you
psy Tor Apply between 10 and II A. NJ at HtTfIt,
COCKS Real Estate HcsdQuaflcla ~ THIRD Ateaue
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NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday, Tuesday Thursday and saturday to Peters

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River foot Of Beach street steamers
leave daily at T. NJ Tor Norfolk, and passenger steamers
tor Norfolk. City Point and Richmond ON Tuesdays
Thursdays ard Saturdays, same hour
Through bills ladng and passenger tickets issued to
all points south and southwest via Virginia and Tennes
Chesapeake Ohio Railroad for Western points Snd
by steamers at Norfolk for Ncwbcrn and washington,
n a. and other points Office, 1877 GreenWich street.
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WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR To LET.

L'OR SALEM THL VILLAGE OF WHifESfoNE,
Houses; modern improvements three blocks rail
road depot; terms very easy Also $50 building Lots.
railroad depot $500 to $SW Apply to A. r.
kIKER 5e Liberty street room New York city.
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rTO LET-ON THE HEIGHrS, FURNISHED HAND
somely large double House, S5xoJx200, in
able order; ~ rooms modern Improvement first
class neghborhood, convenient 10 Wall street
low 70 private family. Address box $3.50 New York
Post office,
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAclFrc MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

Great reduction in Rates Passage and Freight "a CALI
~. ...a FOkNIA via PANAMA.
ING masiilncent steamships OF this line will be de-
spaa,nnea from fier 4, North River. New York.
April Il, At M-AcAPuLco. Captain -. Pas.
s Saturday Aps Is at l2McITy OF GUATEMALA.
April Is at r. M.-HENRf CHAUNCEiY Comino,orv
a. o. Gray PASSENGERS and freight.
ana evely lortmshty saturday thereafter connecting
Mexican Coast and South Pacific ports
Passenger steamers will call ~ KINGSTON jamaica
that port on Friday the sixth day after leaving New
York, and leaving Saturday r. NJ for Aspinwaii -
Extra steamers for freight &C. win be despatched on
!ntermedlate saturdays whenever the necesstics Of
"s"s'0'0'''0" rs. rs JAPAN And CHINA
The splendid steamers OF this line carving Unitsd
States nails leave San Francisco for Yokohama Hong
Kong and Shanghai as follows
GREAT REPUBLIC, April IL
ALASKA, April Ia
Maya
Tea will be brought from San Francisco TO New York.
RATES or PASSAGE
nciadng BERTH meals and all requisites for the rip
New York to San Francisco-35D, 500 SIN. cur
rency, according To location.
New York to Kingston-Sl5 or $50 gold according 10
san francisco TO Workmanship gold.
San Francisco to Hong kong-SztW gold
For freight or passage other information, apply At
New York. Ii. J. BULLAY, SUPERINTENDENT
Vice President ana Managing Director
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Aompany-The elegant Steamship MERRI-
NAN, Soo tons burden, CAPTAIN w Wier WIN sail fof
ciro on Thursday April e at O'Clock r H.. from Pier
Is North River.
WILLIAM r. GARRISON. Agent,
No.
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F,oR SALE cHNAP-THE MEDIUM SIZED THREE
h story high siOop brick House and Lot III West
Twenty second street, price si7O Apply on PROMISES
frOm II 10 5.
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET-A TWO STORY BRICK
L. House. with large brick shop ard smoke houses and
room tor eight horses in tnr aeyway to drive
water, sewer, &c. in Ninth street. door OF
south Third street, Brooklyn. r. ID. Inquire OF b. K
PEBBLES, 70 secoud street New York
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LroR sALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE, THE HOUSE
and Lot No. is7 Columbia street, OF Degraw:
one OF toe best corners Tor any 1ind OF business Brook
pm Also The four story and basement brick House -
CONGRESS street, mas been used $ liquor a
number OF years For particulars apply at % Columbia
street, BROOKLYN.
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- LOTS ON l25Tll GREET. BETWEEN FiFru AND
- SIKH apnnnes Tor sale, cheap. Apply
IA REN0 4 G0LIMARk, % Pask row, Express building.
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l,OR SALE Or TO RENT~THE EXTRA WIDE HOU X
T. ON fith avenue, Eleventh street. three story
high soop brcA abou ~ tee. WIDE iot about iSxlD;
NOS u ssioli Nav HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street
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ITO LET--AT BERGEN POINT VIA CENTRAL RAIL
road OF New Jersey trains all hoars day and night Is
minutes New York;. elegant Hniarpishea iieise,
timely located every convenience, y rooms large and
cheerful; ample grounds. beautiful lawn frnit aud
shrabberv; good fishing boating and bathing:
class boarding house 1t cannot be SURPASSED Rent
board by adults who will iurnsh their auart-
Iurufs Address box s. r6 Post Office New York
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LyOR SALE ORTO LET-l5D GREENE. NEAR CLiN.
ton avenue. Brooklyn. yhree story high soop brown
House 2Ox40 lot 10: all modern improve menf,;
immediate possession price $40 500, 01; Key &C
rs xt door ID. IL. STONE, 1872 Broad way New YORK
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship CLEOPATRA,
from pier s6 North River Of North Moore street,.
on Saturday. April H. al O'Clock L. NJ =
Freghts received daily; Through rates given to St
Louis Vic ksburg Mobile Galveston and lDdianoia
For freigh. or passage having superior accommOda-
cions 40 ply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North Rivcr
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JyLFGANT -FOUR STORY nIsH sTOOP BROWN
+. stone House ior sae-Fuieth street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues iu Tee, watnut nnish, tine order
gsd00 Address HOUSE,, box i.9-o Post office.
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L'oR SALE-A NEW TWO STORY EASEMENT AND
CELLAR brown stone House. nine rooms all improve
ments, very desirable Carlton avenue Bergen
sreet first class neigbborhood within four blocks of
Prospect Park and convenient three lines In
qulre OF II. MCKNIGHT 81 Bergen street, Brooklyn.
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RIO LET-AT ELIZABETH. ~ J.. A FINE RESI-
L dence, ON Broad street: convenient to depot; all
modern city improvements: i'll perfect order; rooas
large and airy garden made mp and planted rent 81 100
good party Address r., box ,oO New York Post
office.
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RIO Rental Jersey CITY. FURNISHED HOUSE:
1 all modern improvements: splendid re.ghborhood
or will rsnt nnfurnished. Apply 10 BRAMHAI,L SEY-
MOUR, No. Exchange place Jersey CIV
all modern improvements; II rooms; on a corner
fronting Hamilton Park jersey CITY, rent $500 Apply
TO JOHN Is. COLES, corner Pav0nia and Erie
street, Jersey CITY, to L, SMELLING so Fifth ave.
nue. New York, before 10 and aer
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RIO LET-FURNIsHED OR FOR SALE, NO. ~ WOOD.
4 bine street near Broadway; two car routes near
the house 20 mnues from the terry house 2Ix5 feet
three story and basement: all improvements; flr&
nture complete and elegant; garden consists OF four
iotb abie pigeon and poultry houses; privilege to
the whoie block near acresJ which the house ia
on the premises
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mo RENY--FOR THE SgMMkR A FULLY FUR.
pished cota1e at Far kockaway. L. L. i've minutes
walk FROM the beach, convenient 10 de aots,
ing 10 sleeping rooms. paror sitting dining
kitchen and ironing room; well SHADED lawn, large
stable, icehouse Oiled and everything eompcie ApIv
AT the Office Of GARThWAITE, LEWIS 4 MILLER. AS
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NOR sALE-TaE DESIRABLE FIRST CLASS THREE
II story stone House no q ea iSIth street near
Fifth avenue: choice iOraton house ia perfect order
ali tmprOs at low hgurr. Apply premises
or IL CHARLES RUS1ON, No 100 Broadway.
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BERMUDA MAIL STEAMERS.

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line. .
The steam ship GEO. CROMWELL. Captain Craw-
ford, win leave pier No North River On saT, Hr
rates given Galveston, Indianoa, fockport or A a.
zas Wharf BraZOs SANTIAGO st LOUIS and Mo0ie CaDn
massage SS) steeragc SIS For freight passage app
IL OZARK 4 SEAMAN So West street
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L'OR SALE-THREE FRAME HOUSES MODERN
y improvements; seven Lots; fifteenth street near
Fourth avenue, Brooklyn. BHfhTLL & SON 1853 Fifth
avenue, south Brooklyn. or II. j. DAVID % Park row
New York. -
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EoR sALE-RoUSES-THE TWO ELEGANT TWO
story and French root Houses, filed in with brick
iouses have all the modern improvements: heaters,
ranges bath, marble basins through the house, marble
mantels gas connection with the &c; houses
as complete AS any house Filth avenue; situate
hundred feet from routes. and IS minutes
terry II not sold by April IS will be Apply on
the premises NGodbne street. near Broadway
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OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A FINE HOTEL FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
n To who knows how To keep hotel and il will
ling this i an opportunity seldom met with situated at
Patterson plank road IL miles Hobok and Pavo-
MIA ferries the house is finely adapted Tor summer
boarders and road house fitted with no, and cold
gas, heaters ranges &c beautiful Picnic Grove with
Pavilion will be eased to the purchaser ii desired
ply to owner, GEORGE v. DE MOTT Clifton, N. j.
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TOR sALR-FU9NISHED OR uNs R>fsHED A
in hne brown ousc, on Madison avenue, near
the Park: VIII take SIaUOp down S3i0l ire nrst
and the balance nve more years good chance Tor
,oue one. WILLIAM GLE owner.
Elm aGl Franklin streets
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CARAT0GA-FOE SALE, NEW FRAME HOUSE, 10
= rooms, cellar, water, lot bjxi32. Broadway
nice. quiet place $1,000. Address Post ctice drawer
M Is SprinwS. N. Y.
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I OTIS IN THE TWENTY FOURTH WARD, NEAR
IL horse cars exchange for improved city Property
JEFFERSOS NJ. TERRY, - Park row, room 81.
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EYES AND EARS.

A kfiFICIAL HUMAN EyEs.-l. r. DAVIS IN
~ ventor and only maker OF the improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty be the
correct imitation OF nature In the world III East rit
teenth street, between THIRD aud Fourth avenues
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Usnnl GAsH NM bALANtE IN THREE YEARS.
sDLOU For the most desirable Building Lots in the
charming village OF Flushing ten churches excellent
public and private schools academies and sernnarics
public library streets severed sidewalks paved lighted
with gas and water In pipes now being introduced
population 500. only ~ minutes from Thirty fourth
street, New York. and ~ minutes nom City Hall by
James slip ferry; shade and trees stone
dewalks and graded streets without extra charge 70
purchasers Persons OF moderate means may nav by
SO monthly instruments Free excursions daily at . 81
A. NJ and - y. NJ from store 40 Third avenue Maps
frce ladies shown courtesy eau upon address
BkNJAMlN w. HITCHCOCK, Real Estate Headauar
ters &s9 Third avenue. New YORK tofice opposite Main
streef denot fltlshiu9).
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ITO RENT-MErUCHEN, n. j.. ONE HOUR FROM
j New York Philadelphia Railroad, House and lot,
depot rooms SO per year: House and acre,
with furnished, $6lO House, epOt,
uy furnished, $I2u; House, "a rooms, carriage house.
bali mile to depot, iour acres plenty rul and shade,
sou per year. CAMPBELL PERSON
Park row
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13

lie Harding, silver jewelry stand; Miss
Bernie Powers, silver sugar spoons; Mrs
j. r. Adams, silver pickle stand; Mr. John
Gilgan, fine rose colored damask table
cloth, napkins and towels; Walter l..
Bransford, silver water set; George r.
Calhoun, silver cigar stand; Mr.. Gustave
CASTILLO, a basket Of champagne, and an
other of fruit; l.. j. LOenthal, handsome
travelling case; Miss Mamie Kinney, a sill
yer berry bowl with cream pitcher and
sugar-bowl, lined with gold; DR.. and Mrs.
j. II. BUST, silver card receiver and violet
stand; DIR. and Mrs. Calender, fine col
lection of japonieas and other choice flow
eS.
The groom's present to the bride con-
sisted Of a massive, unique gold lOcket,
with heavy cable chain. The Waverly
Club, of which the groom is a member,
presented a magnificent frosted silver
epergne, ornamented with gold vines and
flowers and bearing the following inscrip-
ton: "Burns. From the Waverly Club.
I. o. Summers, Jr., President; e. S.
Briggs, Secretary and Treasurer. Gov
eTnOrS: Samuel DOnelsOn, w. Is. Cheat
ham, ". S. Bransford, Henry Kinnaird.
Members: II. J. Cheney, T. w. Gaines,
d. NJ. Brown, L. b. McWirter, w.
II. Hamilton, A. ]. McWirter, g. NJ.
Goodwin, e. p. Curd, II. WheleSs,
NJ. Burns. Jr., NJ. w. Brown, ID. DOnelsOn,
w. c. Collier, J. NJ. Thompson, w. IL
Garrett, Il. w. Jones, j. &. jleavcs, L.
Warner, w. J Bass, r. B. Lea, F. w.
Glen" This handsome gift was aecOmpa-
niet by a communication which read:
"Miss LUUlie Morgan will please accept the
accompanying testimonial from the Waveg-
~ Club, with their warmeSt c negotiations
on this her wedding day. Brigh, may the
hymeneal fires burn. I. O. summers,
President; b. 5. Briggs, Secretary and
Treasurer. Cove. nerS: Samuel DSHeisOn,
w. B. Cheatham, Percy kinnaid, w. ).
BFansford. Nashville, Nov. Il, lSI4.'
Three Of the grOOnSmeH, viz, Messrs.
Fall, Parsons and Eve, presented fine ice
water urn with gold lined goblets, the urn
having the very simple inscription, Lou
lie"
In addition to the presents above emu
mera,ed, communications truin number
ofthe relatives of the bride were received,
stating that presents had been forwarded,
which had not yet arrived.
THE BRIDAL TROssEAU
was made al Louisville, the material hay-
ing been purchased at Stewards, in New
Y Ork, and was ofthe most elaborate charac-
ter. The bridal dIess was a handsome
white silk, richly trimmed with orange
blossoms and round point lace. The vail
was Of richest ,ulie, reaching to the floor.
The OverSkirt Of The travelling dress was
made of the new fashionable rough goods,
of the color known as seal-skin brown,
handsomely trimmed. The underSkiH
was of brown velvet, trimmed 20 match,
and the hat was of brown felt and velvet,
with brown plumes. The wrap was rough
seal-kin brown dOlman.
At 1910 p. NJ. the newly married couple
departed on the Louisville train, on an ex-
tensive bridal tour to the leading Eastern
and Northern cities, bearing with them sin
cere wishes for future happiness from scores
Of warm personal friends,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13
THE COURTS.

FEDERAL COURr.-Level ct wife vs.. E.
A. Fort, administrator, ct al; bill dis
missed.
United States vs.. Scott d. Davis, ct al;
! judgment for defendant.
Same VS.. same; Judgment for $500.
United States vs.. l.. ID. HOgel, ct al;
death of one of the defendants suggested
and continued.
United States vs.. ID. w. Alexander, ct
al; judgment for S559.70.
Same VS.. same; judgment for 5000.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Roberts * Purvis vs..
John C. Burch ct al; dismissed at plant
ifs cost.
St. Louis and Southeastern Railroad
Company vs.. X. G. X. Martin, ct al; COLI
timed as on affidavit Of defendants.
McCrea, Murray & Co. VS.. Royal In
surance Company, Liverpool; jury respited.
J. Williams vs.. Z. Z. Booth; continued
for want of counsel.
Henshaw Il Tamble vs.. Andrew Mar
shall; continued by consent.
j. j. Buck vs.. Abram Smith; continued
for absence of counsel.
JnO. Brannon vs.. o. F. Noel; same or
der.
Hugo Girard vs.. J. L. Price, C. D. c.;
same order.
W.R. Mckinney IS. NJ. S. Combs; yer
diet for plaintiff. damages, S109.35.
J. W. ClOid and wife vs.. RObt. Caps;
judgment by default, and writ of inquiry
executed.
Henry Mosely vs. Hugh Eddington; con-
tinued by consent.
1. Carter VS.. J. Poe; continued for want
of counsel.
Caroline DOwdis VS.. p. HOggott, Bosley
ct al; continued for want of counsel.
L. Franklin vs.. E. Sebert; plaintiff called
out.
A. s d. Flesh ct al. vs.. Isaac Tugen-
drich; plaintiff called out.
Taylor bill VS.. Jacob Owen; continued
for want of counsel.
Ferguson q Griffin VS.. DR.. j. b. NOwlin;
continued by consent.
Benz. Lillard vs.. E. II. Pennebaker;
Judgment for defendant.
o. A. Hunt vs.. Albert Akers; jury re-
spited.
Quinn ct Son vs.. Nat. Gooch; Judgment
affirmed.
Mihalovitch vs.. Woodland; defendant
called out.
CHANCERY COURT.-Herbert VS.. Brown
ct al; reference TO Clerk and Master.
JdlLGo W AtAlAc llsA-t3 utdltL Stit-toSCu anu
reference to Clerk and Master.
Lyons vs.. Lyons; guardian ad ltum ap-
pointed.
Lester VS.. Lester; same decree.
Hte VS.. Parkes ct al; reference to Clerk
and Master.
Clark ct al. vs.. Vaughn, administrator;
confirmation of report.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Adjourned till JAN
uary term.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Layenia Coclrill, colored, was arrested
yesterday, by officer Maskey, on the charge
Of vagrancy.
VIM. Lewis, cOlOred, was arrested last
night, by officers Massey and Skalley, on the
charge of passing counterfeit money.
Anderson Lewis, colored, was arrested
yesterday by officer Arnold on the charge
of asSaulting James Fitzgerald with a rock.
The Recorder will inves' igate the case this
morning.
Houston Ames and George Rutledge,
both colored, had live ly fist and cuff
fight on Front street yesterday afternoon.
A woman was the cause of the difficulty.
The combatants were arrested.
The Criminal Court adjourned yesterday
till the January term, and the records Of
the court are to be signed to day. An order
was entered that all, who are under bond
in that court and whose cases have not been
tried, shall renew their bonds Immediately,
or iorfeitures will be taken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13
Miss Patterson a, ahe opera House.

Miss JEANNE Patterson, as we predicted,
was greeted at the Opera House last even
ing by large and cultivated audience.
Few seats in the house were left without
occupants.
Col. II. L. Claiborne gracefully intro
duced Miss Patterson, who soon made il
evident that her vocal powers were in ex-
cellent trim, and nothing lacking to the
full exertion of her genius. Her reading
came up to the full measure of her increas-
ing fame and made an entertainment that
excited genuine enthusiasm and won the
heartiest applause. The following pro-
gramme was observed, and esch selection
produced the finest effect.
A selection from Miss Proctor's Legends.
Jingle's Elopement-From Pickwick, ar
ranged by Jas. E. Murdoch.
High Tide-Jean IngletOn.
A Caudle Lecture.
Prayer of the South-Father Ryan.
The last piece was read with wonderful
power and made perfect climax to a uni
formly brilliant entertainment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The Woman's Mission Home was chart
cred by the Secretary Of State yesterday.
Rev. T. A. Hoyt has resumed his inter-
esting series Of lectures to young men
from the Old Testament history.
The sum of $4,000, being the balance
due on the East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina Railroad, was paid into the
State Treasury yesterday.
The West End Mite Society meets to-
night at the residence Of S. III. Manning,
West Park street. The members and
friends are respectfully requested to be
present.
Citizens residing in the neighborhood of
the race course complain that hunters who
visit that locality in search of wild ducks
frequently shoot ducks that are not wild.
1t is insisted that man who don't know
the difference should no. be permitted to
carry gun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-13
New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Situation wanted by an orphan boy, sew
enteen wears of age. Address James {.
Tate, Coxburg, Tenn.
T. Hagan, real estate agent, offers for
rent, for 1873, a house with four rooms,
porch, etc, and five or ten acres of ground
attached.
Gray & Noble have on hand large stock
of very fine furs.
Woodland & Moore, Springfield, Tenn,
manufacture a fine article Of Robertson
county whisky, and sell it at prices that
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
II YOU wish a fine photograph, 90 to
POole's gallery. His pictures are marvels
Of beauty.
The next gift concert of the Public Lii
brary of Kentucky is fast approaching, and
only a short time remains in which tickets
can be procured. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
For a nice hat, or something really fine
in the line of gents furnishing goods, go to
Jesse Ely's. A large stock will be found to
select from.
Edwin Adams, the great American TRACE
dian, will commence a weeks engagement
at the Opera House, on Monday next. He
will be supported by firSt-class company.
See nonresident notice by the Clerk and
Master of the Cnancery Court.
On our second page will be found an ad-
vertisemeIt of the celebrated Wheeler x
Wilson rotary-hook lock-stitch sewing ma
chime which, for family use, has no equal.
The New No. sewing machine, manufac-
tured ~ the same company, does wider
range OF work than any other machine
manufactured. 1t is especially adapted to
heavy work, however, and in the manufac-
ture of leather goods and heavy fabrics has
established a worldwide reputation.
There will be a meeting of stockholders of
the Nashville and Decatur division of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, in this
city, Nov. Is. Stockholders will be passed
free coming and going.
French mutual pools, in the great Cali
fOrnia four-mile race, will be sold at the
Merchants Exchange, by G. y. Wand &
Co, commencing this morning, and con-
tinuing until Saturday evening, at four
o'clock. See advertisement on second page.
Louis FARMLAND cautions the public
against crediting his wife.