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GROCERIES. Sc.-FREsH ARRryAIs.

GROCERIES, &C.-FREsH ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIME RIO CoFFEE-new crop
IS Sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 Mackerel fish of SO:
20 do good Java, do, 20 Kits do;
i 80 bids new Sugar; 20 boxes Cod fish;
II so bblS. MolaSses; 20 Smoked HeTrines
4 5ojs do; - 200 Sardines;
! % Golden Syrnp; 20 d" Is galqt Jars Pickles;
20 Crushed Sugar; 20 Lemon Syrup;
/ 90 Powdered do; 10 Pepper Sauce;
80 Loaf do; 5 ST. Bitters;
10 Tierces fresh Rice; 90 doz painted Buckets;
80 boxes and half boxes NJ 10 Nests Tubs;
RsRaisInsD Casks London Porter;
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Alspice;
10 bags s. S. Almonds; 90 Z" Pepper;
2 casks Pecan Nuts; 10 Race Ginger.
2 bbls. Brazil, do
With numerous other articles in the GROCERY line
! just received and for sale low for ca by
decll f. S CHEATAAM co.
CHAMPAGNE.
/ IN BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; superior
~ article Of the best brands. Just received and for sale
by [dedllI E. s. CREATHAM co.
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
los CASKS OLD MADEIRA
~ Sherry
i io} PIPES PIPES PURE CoGNAC BRANDY, old and fine;
Pipes, HOLLAND GIN;
Puncheons IRISH MATT WHISKY;
10 Box's assorted CORDIABS;
Fer sale by [decll.l E. s. CHEATHAM & DO.
RECTIFIED WHISKY.
S00 BARRELS RECTIFIED WHISKY;
OOO For sale by ldecl1-l E. S. CHEATHAM d CO.
FINE WHISKY.
I00 BARRELS, j. d OLD CORN WHISKY.
W For sale by decll] E. S CHEATHAM & 30.
CASH SALE OF GROCERIES,,
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 18th. 1883.
~ we will sell in front Of our Auction Rooms for cash
40 hhds prime Sugar; 100 bbls Family Flour;
100 bgs prime Bio Coffee 80 dozen Cin'ii Brooms:
lls bxs d Il bxs Star C'des;l2O boxes Va Tobacco;
l96 boxes w Cheese; 75 boxes Robt. Morris do
So do Eng Dairy do; 40 boxes Melee Cigars;
Is do Old Rye do; 100 boxes Fancy Soar;
10 do Ro Co. extra do; IS boxes Taow Candles:
Together with various other articles usually kept in our
line. DAVIS Il SWAIN,
dec11 No 7S Public Square
MANTLE PIECES AND OTHER MARBLE
VI WORK, at Reduced Prices.-HUGH HENDERSON
proposes TO sell Marble Mantle Pieces, Monuments and
variety of other work, of fine ITALIAN EGYPTIAN AND
AMERICAN MARBLE. at reduced prices. noy29-tf
FRESH ARRIVALS.
IN BBIS. Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
~ IS Domestic Brandy; ......
10 " Gin; @
10 Malaga Wine;
40 Boxes Star Candles;
20 Mould do;
80 Bbl Loaf Crushed aud Powdered Sugars
Boxes best d. D. Loaf
BblsSt Louis Golden Syrup
1000 Lbs Dried Beef, eanvassed
For sale By [decl1l R. f. BEEL.
= HALF Pipes Cog Brandy, best brands;
y l6 Quarter Casks Port Wine;
10 Madeira do;
Pipe Old Holland Gin;
% Doz Zinc Washboards;
80 600 Regalia Cigars, varons brands For sale bv
decll R. F. BELL
Ok BBIS Old D. D. Tennessee Whisky, for sale by
decl1. No %, College street. opposite Sewanee HOus
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ADJUSTMENTS.

opp FE LLOWS' HALIeRAEN AT,s
" Grand, Magnificent and Picturesdue Moving Mirrnr
Oh the Creation the Garden of Eden and the Dei1ge viii
open At Odd Fellows hall for few DAYS oniv
~ TlhUhoDA1 EVENING, Dec. lst. Admance Sc cents
Chdfen and Servants 20 cents Doors open at 6< oocE
Ntu ''ln ils sc al "a O'CLOCK W. Z. EVANS
ho'z'-u Deinietor and Manager
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-AYrKKxoox SESSION.

FRIDAY, Dec. Q.
Mr. JONES introduced bill to regulate the pro-
ceedings in contested road cases.
The motion to reconsider the vote rejecting the
bill to change the mode of eecting the Keeper of
the Penitentary was called up, and the Senate re-
fused m reconsider
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MAJOR YER HINES!

MAJOR YER HINES!
The Celebrated Tennessee Drorf!!
- UCCESSFUL RIVAL OF GENERAL TON THUMB
y VIII hold his Levees, for few days at the Corner OF
UNION CHERRY STREETS
The greatest Wonder of the Age He is now twenty
i've years old weighing thirty pounds and measuring in
height thirty inches and is the greatest INDIA RUBBER
MAN in The World He performs some astonishing teas
in ELASTICITY
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Large and Valuable Sale
CT Y p ROPERTY

AT AUCTION -"
ON SATURDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF DE.
" CEABER 1853, at the Court House In Nashville at
O'Clock, will be sold public sale the highest bidder
unless previously sold at sale credit of one and
two years without interest the following REAL Estate
situated in Nashville and South Nashvilie-vz the
.. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Fronting on Cherry street with Lot No. 81 26 feet front
running back 50 feet to alley occupied on the lower
Moor by DIS Winston Jones' and the third floor BY the
Sons OF temperance
This house is substantially built has one of the best eel
lars eght feet deep in the city, coal vault attached and
Stone pavements Several rooms in have been lately pas
tered painted and papered and it this year for
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A CUE AND FEVER, OR CHTLLS AND FE

"A YER CURED BY SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-Ths
justly celebrated Medicine has for many maintained
superiority all other remedies for the SAFE certain,
speedy and permanent cure of Aue and Fever or Chs
Fever whether of short long standing; and in
will fail to cure the directions strictly followed
This remedy has been extensively used throughout the
States of Kentucky Tennessee Ohio, Indiana Pennsyya
mia, Michigan, Iowa, wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Texas
Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and louisiana and has per-
manently cured THOUSAND cases. in all
It's varied FORMS many Of which had been Of from to
three years standing and had resisted all the usual
dies known in the country; and in did this Medicine
fail where the directions properly followed. Such is
its nvarabe success hata large number Of respectable
Practitioners Medicine in parts of the country
and prescribe it in preference to qunine anda other
The public assured that isl only certain inits ef
Tonic, but being composed entirely Of vegetable
medicines, is perfectly innocent in all casesor clrcum
stances, and may be given to females infants and all
debtatei and delicate constitutions without the
least fear whatever of any unpleasant effect
This Medicine is composed of articles Of the primes and
pures quality and is always made by the proprietor in per-
AFTER the established forms Of pharmacy (which cannot
be said of the many Tones flooding the Western and
Southwestern country and in this respect alone rendered
greatly superior to the remedies usually prepared and sold
in the country.
ded to its Tonic qualities, it is rendered emineny superior
quinine and other remedies general and popular
administered The proprietor, therefore, respectfully in
practitioners and the public generally to give it but
orty all other remedies in for the purpose
specified -,
Fever Chs and Fever Bilious Fevers, would do we'll
to keep supply ofths valuable remedy always on hand
The proprietor has in his possession thousands Of
caes ofits value, given by persons who have used with
many from MERCHANTS who have sold 1t largely in
country well al from respectful Practitioners
have used preference to other remedies stesiBg
its value. J. p. DR0MG0OLE,
No 12 College street, Wholesale aud Retail Agent Nash
vile, Tenn. declo-dStri W.
SUMNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
GALLATIN, TENN ESSEE.
nUNCAN MORGAN d CO, Agents for the sale Of Goods
~ manufactured by the above Company have in Store
A. BROWN SHEETINGS;
rs WHITE JEANS;
rs do LINSEY;
which they will sell upon favorable TERMS and invite the at.
tention of the trade and planters.
DUNCAN, MORGAN CO.,
novl9-H No, 70 and II Public Square,
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EOR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
i CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Call on
dec7-tf JOHN H. SLOAN, at bis Livery Stable, ]
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nOv9-W6tW I'll dec Clerk.
DHTLADELPHIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING

l. STORE Cedar street, the Post Office, Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention Of Gentle
men tothe advantageous arrangement that have recent
~ made for the purpose of furnishing them with clothing Of
superior quality lower rates than has heretofore
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. K. D Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning the benefit of customers With this
arrangement, and the price principle 1ster
selves that shall be able to give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with their patronage.
~ Making to Order..-We have in our employ
Of the most experienced aud superior cutters in the United
States and will work TO give entire satisfaction
Our stock of Goods hand is large and beautiful
prsng all the latest STYLES of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine our stock,
nova CLIFTON x ABBOTT
lust RECEIVED-4O BOXES OF LANG.
81 HORN Armistead's finest Tobacco, 20 doz Zinc
Wash Boards, and for sale by X. F. BELL,
decl No. % COLLEGE st opposite Sewanee House
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-NOvember Term, 1853.
:. A. Mabry, Admir-,


Davidson County COurt-NOvember Term, 1853.
f. A. Mabry, Admir-,
Daniel d. Msbry, and others, J
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
i case, that the defendants, VIM Il. Mabry and Lewis
Maby nonresdents of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon the
ordered that publication be made for thirty days
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
at the next term of this Court December 1885, otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
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NTOTICE.-HAVING TAKEN OUT LET
~ TIERS of Administration the Estate Of the late J.
NJ SwnsOn d. notice is hereby given To all persons IN
debed TO said estate to call and make immediate payment,
and persons having claims against the estate requested
present them properly authenticated the law directs
dee3-wlm s. HENDERSON, Executor.
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BREES' RAILWAY PRACTICE: A Collection ofWor-
king Plans and Practical Details of Construction in the
Public Works of the most Celebrated Engineers Contain
ing Roads. Tramroads and Railroads; Bridges Aaue-
ducts Yiaducts, Wharf Warehouses Roofs and Sheds;
Canals Locks Suices and the various Works on Rivers
and Steamers, &c; Harbors Docks Rivers and Jettiss
Tunnels, Cuttings and Embanknents Water Works. Gas
Works, water-Whees Mills, Engines, &c. &C. Third
Edition, with additional Examinations nov9s
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FTRNITTRE!!-THE SUB

L SCRBER has in Store and is constantly receiving all
kinds Of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs which he IS deter
mined TO sell at yerv low prices The Stock on band IS
large and well selected consisting Of Parlor Sets Chamber
Sets Chairs of every variety, Clocks Grondoles Solar
Lamps, Carpeng, Oil Cloth, and fut assortment OF all
kinds Of Common Furniture, All work warranted,
decS-lm A. PATTERSON, No. 5, COLLEGE St
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GREGORYS (DR. WILLIAM LETTERS ON AMI
NAL MAGNETISM Addressed 10 Candid Inquirer
London, 1852.
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TNOR RENT-A large 'conmodous WAREHOUSE,
situated on lower Market street. known Fred Soans
Carriage Ware Room. Possession given immedia'elv.-
For terms, apply TO MARTHA SLOAN,
decS-lm Administrator
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books, eonPlsts
sets Memorandum Books 50 kinds; FoOscap, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, Ink Gold and Steel Pens
Sand Blottrg Paper, Check Books, Note Books. Bills Of
Iadinr &c. &c For sale by JOHN YORK co
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JOHN YORK co. have just received variety Of su-
por Gold PENS the best and cheapest article ever offered
for sale in Nashville. Every Pen toarTastst-
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TIE NATIONAL CYCLOPRDIA OF USEFUL
kNOWLEDtiE in six volumes of more than 1000 pages
ereh, elegantly bound in half Russia
z*The National CyclOpedia comprises Ancient and
Modern Literature; History Civil and Ecclesiastical Chro-
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&c
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r OFFER FOR SALE FOUR HUNDRED
acres of Land on Stones River the place known the
Horse Shoe Eend of said river Turnpike road laid of
through $50 cleared and under fence For further
information in regard said Lands you plot at
my office you it by going it. Undsputed title
Terms onehs cash. Improved city paper will be taken
for the balance r. A. BALL0WE,
deer General Agent.
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x.,eAttie Tsberntce Sunday evening sept IL tho
w n, "p.oD rreschca upon he Accuracy aud aahen y
ks' - fbe Scriptures accurate and nqhenic
go VOID 70 God they could ~ ts ohyed! by the Wy
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.sfhe AsTOR HOLSk'-An Essay On nuns Lug Al
81 L. HoHncr Orders solicited from The Trade and a inte
~ y bs Csc Of Tenpersrce Price Sd Al 80 hundred
@N'"'" NV ROLLS 4 HOSNER, No 10 Broadway.
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L :. SCHOOL AGENCY usg7) BY E H. VIII
cox No IS Rr'.i~ay. Cef o. ne t.-isy -raaee
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cAsrgs to pupss
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NoaN + from oSS e % one oe ,si' Al ms
WANTED-Three good statesmen, At the Dry Goods
" Emporium No ID sFn' NJ n SI Eii S5ai Forr.,,
WANTED-A Foreman in ladies' shoestore to
w siieud eurs boys Misses and chidren boots and
as Sr TES WASfE6 TSe Once 'a 10 ''' "A'
WANTED-A White Man as Cook, to go South
One who perfectly understands he Business IN Al j. brsnsh
ID. s''' Of good ''i'' '4h''' A''' % " > ''' w.
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VNANTED-Twelve Brass Mclders, for fine east
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' 3Sb b S's sfS; s6 $, y,;sRSy r &
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BiscEsnihs , iron Foundry Mcchanics
'"''''D'' Boiler Makers sSpP'' ''1'''
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last 'N'''''' g. j. BIRKSEcS No. asl w,s,
IN MEN WANTED-To go TO South America, on
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TRE's DICTIONARY of ARTS MANUFAC-
~ TUREs AND MINES illustrated by 1000 Ensrsvngs
a MISUAL OF ELEMENTARY GEOLOGY b. Sir chss. Lyel
IN vol. octave. 18th odflon) al IS.
PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY By Sir Chas Lye oh editionl
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- es,umbia ColIege.-Ibe sades viii BE- resumed gu
When The Students will attend al 10 O'Clock III The
Cpl T. A,, int, snv Of the Cla-ses-not heretofore
A rrfsen, thetseyes for exsninailon N the Nolsse
&C. n 10 6elock The preeediDs o ~, c,.
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II
Young Teacher who experience Of sryerl
e,ehng the classical and modern lPrench Spz7a lsn Ger
mral ssd Orens (ietrew sysc Arabc sEn4kr sng-a<es
boh GerEny and he rnsd sszss aafs
been Germany he editor Of Ler1T Gazette and vel
AZ ssred Sats Of brrrEr. Best references BE-
sysn Ills pesnt expire. c TIA, CT Otober Al
de- BIAS care 81 Ms CcTes RsshL Boekfsers so ~
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

I 0bHho WV AsSS~s
CARD-THE MECHANICS HOTEL No III
s ; S9 s iSoToSsn rfs ad sa the
70 ~ The Win Of % so sad saa
shipping for all foreign Private for fe "sSn
and ''' '''n' '''' ''''' ASDREw WATT Proprietor.
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGs.-Gentlemen viii do
com 81 IS csns per ak corner q FssIort and W@s
fee open ali nirhf
FARMERS HOTEL. Nos 2i5 and 2i7 Washing
tom Robinson and Aerrsyss Board and Lodging
per pay visiting the city will ind this hoae good aud
1''N''A' pace " WIN s CHAaBERLAIS, Proprietor.
A LADY has just taken new house, eligiby stu
n sd the corner Of v1ssSn sad ssn B,o9sEn .,h
ous with Jour Gentlemen who you'd @ks Breasf snd
Apply 70 M Kinds a. the hour Of 70 d. ROSE No
27s Fu tOn-st- Brooklyn.
A PRIVATE FAMILY az No. Oliyer-st near
n cbsihsmsqusre will let very pstArs front sud
soairsd or iet il M rSsd On rsssoas6s terms
4 PRIVATE FAMILY-Who take but few board
"A e have to spare Ege front With bed room sdoains
also small The SITUATION s0od and and tAses Goa
A FAMILY residing at No. I75 Rast i7th-st.,
n s-yyesn Psrk e. door. es Of edsE oisr s01Tt ,ad
peasant Rooms with he eorao,s Of 9-s' home Term"
rom 81 $40 per week for fan Board
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or two Gentlemen
and their wys. can y aeeonGdseS wa Board aid P'~
A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with Bed
"A and partial Board IN snail family where .Ss % a,ss
S Ses S fi oss a1s h ASpy
A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, or two single Cen
~ ;sTrer Obtain pleasant Rooms with botfd n P..
family By applying 81 kssf 5f Retergnee even AID re
4 PARTY of THREE or FOUR GESlLEAEN
n be accommodated With Two gs.s.nf 80 as In "a
Rooms sdins the eo@d foof 81 o1ee 20
= gak CxrAIs Tie however Wa y 5snsa
sspss.ely desired With without bresffas' Terms noaerat
Rs;etnces exchanged
A WELL FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR and
"A Bedroom sd0nnE The seeoaf neo 10 1 70 one nx two
No II f-ay- between A%A ana i1s Al Il
caanzs Of tsf,rence required
A T No. 40 GREENwICHAY. BOARD may be
n h.a w.h pIeesnr the Gt aud .hiri sOo Bs;t-
rse kc Rsfsrencss s1chsneed-
DOARD-Desrables suites and single Rooms, suitable
ID FAMILIES sA1 ssse oeprIersa sJ Be h.L vita Board
ka n <st- 1hsg. He1re res, With all modem 10
Tpv.EsEts-sss sssk Feens, Ae Ess>Tsr<ss sxekarssd
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national THEATER Chathsm-.t.-DeOrs open

DARNUM's MUSEUM-Tbe pair OF bean iful and
Dsnte LIVING GRAPES here end 20 BE- seen zra-
Uou,ly Is vel Bearded Lady BY ths aseuna y1,o
sdsy,t rerSrrnanoss. AFTERNOON Il he boo2 ChTSn
and M, OBsTINATE FAMILY. EVENING, At y, LOVE.
lduitsnes ite Whole Museum. well a. th perorInec
IS cents Children EDder 10 y,s u. cents; Ft Balcony sAd
-
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NEWEST and CHEAPEST MUsIC-Seling out
wholesale retail ~ No o. HowaT3s door from b'0sa
~ Isdie please walk Upstairs.
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M bf.tll qaGfto copy bok viii copes EHd r1ction IT.
Is esnis per Eal. copies oE 81 EveJ ssszeT
fir fhe hOaa tAs FoE sale AZ OLiE Eh
eotpSMIfH'S ss 81 Bross~sy ecrpsr Ct FEsssiisr
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Cost an0 fcnn6.
90 hbom it nan Concern.
Ghanres for Business Glen.


A FIRsT-RATE BUSINESS OPENlNG.-To Dry
Good y So e . cs S.&ia ANA and
offered very favorable terms or would be eSsaind 9s s "a
o person. to svSl large watch circassaRes'
E6S G he r 6Sss flom ISaI'
A SPECIAL PARTNER with S5000-Wanted in
N established cafe and profitable o.,n al % sa
PIRTNER No 1 Po.sohce stating where an interview
An ENTERPRIsING BUSINESS MAN may find
1hB - os OF Sf RI pspsS 0''''' '
AN IMPORTANT and VALUABLE INVENTION.
"A Hall the interest therein viii be secured to sppi0t .n waS
~ ne . sss a S Sa esec &C. eH
Application BY letter o. p0'''n' ifoWE no ~ stlav NY
L'OR sALE-The well known sloop WIN. A. Hart.
She will carry about 100 'uns 5aI ss are 90 ae 'nd a. f %
Monday and TUESDAY
L'OR sALE-A Machine shop, in tirst-rate business
location With cheap rent and steam power snd se good eos
a B. C. N box 1 rs T tribune Dune Once as1''
NOR SALE-The stock and Fixtures OF Crocke-
~ sthv The Fixtures acas and the stock 10
per cent les then pIsisn pe ra stoIs can a ne w M s
cash. change r good city property Inquire al NO 40 Sh'
GROCERY STORE for sALE-The subscribers
" offer for ale Lesse o. Two years on ts' saps
% Geer with The Fxr.e end euiire Stock Of Goods
.sme Of the be stands in south Bro2tJn and doing
ssHH md iss a fsI'I ss % sas " 90 '
IRON FOUNDRY for sALE-In full operation, and
i doing a good business Inquire No. 5o2 Water-sf
ITO MUSIC and PLANO-FORTE DEALERS
The Agency Of Melodeon establishment be
applying this office, ected AELODEOS One
rsisuneut Z on exhibition 81 the Crysial Palace.
Two LET or SELL, on liberal terms, a WOODEN
i FACTORY situated in Vernon, onedA County " Y This
Factory ceulsied for q cards the bains Is Of breS
seious There excellent OVERSIGHT wheel and We Wa %
pswr durable Tie nent sold would
BE- futed would be bxsd az moderate
B od w p. s' cns i ia e s xE%T9S pExr
kany T. Of JOHN SLADE Co. No Is Broadst New-fork
Orizksny, September 3, 1883
VALUABLE STEAM-POWER PROPERTY for
sALE.-The Hamilton Works, 10 HaniitOnst, Newark "
j. the Msrkest Railroad Dep This property
sfused desirable all kinds Of manufacturing
The eay ind make IL economical for
mechanical Mangfsct others desiring real
estate vii this profitable Two vacant os I'd
p can be had the dred For particulars apply
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From The ws7erJ MsEazine
We had intended 20 call the readers erqsy
drawn character s.nte lovely Ella ssnnore Have
never son o. bssuy lovely snd 50 eight that
.eemsd too fs esrh Have ron ay hike ssne
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forever o., TO yol Ols cannot ead Of E dssh without
being moved Interests mich We repesi thai
seldom resd book complete N ia detail 20 exalted IN
H. moral and 50 interesting shols"
From The Philsdephis Saturday Ccurer.
The Scenes ihs picture o. life in WsshnEon We can readily
imagine 10 Be- truthful and they h-7e charming nsste and
honest shines hor hena ih, viii BE- Essay relhsd especially
~ some Of county oas Jnnys witt to he capital IN CON-
panv h the lady Of te newly sscted member from Owl Ticket
settleuent fail instruction, especially in showing how
tide ra.y have i.s fall"
FIou Tie New-Bclfosd Mercury.
Written TO e1emply the egiua-e Influences pon the female
character LIE the Pusuit Of pssFe 20 roSfe tas
seinss and vanity tire Of hon and wealth aud
,o 70 show that ia the most bliaa worldly position there n
room for the e1ercsc the wosay vres Of humility synpl
fly end charity"
From The Sew-Yors Literary Gazette.
Its designed show OF the PsuaEta Of fhonsble society
in that city he time impress the value Of life Of
petg in contrast 0 q life Of pessure"
From The Bcgton Miil
ANNE CRAysoN-such the modes iie OF sud dsePiy
interesting American novel BY Mr. Lasssss novel founded
IRON ncidsnis Of which TnEPed amid the circles OF ihe
fous society Of Waking City We have seldom read WORK
with better reshihe characters being boldly and truthiay
do the extreme vuneTsbiy Of ahiona
BE life a. the Capital"
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