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NHERIEE,S SALE.

~ virtue ofs writ Of diOn sp0RGs TO directed,
ID and delivered from the Honor able Circuit Court 81
Davidson County Tennessee at its September Term 1885,
will expose TO public sale to the highest bidder for h,
at the Court house yard gate in the city OF Nashville
Saturday the 2eth day Of December 1850 all the rgh ts,
claim interest and estate which z s. Patterson then had
may have acquired in and TO the following de-
scrbed piece parcel Of land the waters Of Whites
Creek, in the 2st District Of Davidson county, bounded
the Test and North By the lands Of Wm Ewing the
East by The land Of the Poor House. and the south ~
the an 9th heirs OF VIM Ray deceased, containing e.
three acreS being the doWer q Mrs. harriet Krk patrick
In the lands q her former husband Mathew Patterson the
interest Of said g. being reversOnAry interest Of
the heirs Of his deceased father Mathew Patterson being
levied the property o. r g. Patterson to satisfy
judgment rendered in favor Of Henry Mathews against R.
). Patterson. }. X. EDMONBSON, Sheriff.
noy2l-W4s By KDDRED RAT, ID. Sheriff.
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- Prot Hale will deliver Il lecture on to>
morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall, by the
request of many Of our citizens. Notwith-
standing the forbiddng weather which has
prevailed during his stay, he has met with good
success and given great satisfaction to his
audiences. His experiments have been truly
surprising and wonderful, aud given in such a
manner, with subjects 20 well known, that
their genuineuess could not be questioned
Let all persons who take any interest in the
subject taught by the Professor 60 to the
Hall tonight.
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Obviously AN EREoR.-Ia cur notice yes
terday Of those accomplished artistes, CHAN
FRAU and ALBERTrNE, we were made to say
"Fhey have versatility, vivacity, good looks,
good humor, backed by little solid professional
ability"
OF course, it should read 'backed by no
little solid professional ability" These vexa-
tious errors will creep in in spite of vigilance,
aud they are specially annoying when We in
instance, and are made to do directly the re-
verse
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TONEUyoUs sUFFERERS.

retired Clergyman restored TO health in few days.
after many years great suffering, Is anxious to
make known the means cure VIII send ree) the pre-
seripton used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No.
SO Fulton street, Brooklyn,N.Y sept2S-Sm
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dssgreeab breath when
by using the "BALM THOUSAND Flowers dentri-
fee would only render sweet bueave the teeth white
aabaser? Many persons do not know that their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends Will
never mention IT. Pour single drop of balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning. Fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may ea.iy b. acquired
by using the "BAIH THOUSAND FLowERs" 1t will re-
pnpes and freckles from the skim leaving it Of
soft and roseate hue. Vet towel pour three
drops, and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either cold pour two three drops Of
"BALM A THOUSAND Flowers" rub the beard well, and
1t will make beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents. Beware Of
Ounterfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W.P. FETRIDGE d co.
sept2-dsw6m Franklin Square, N. Y.
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STATE OF TENNEssEE-DAvIDsON COUNTY
A u

A'Nfs
John O. Mathews Administrator estate Of Samuel Nicely
deceased, 60. Elizabeth Nicely and others.
appearing from the petition ed in this and an
davt thereto, that the ChsTen and heirs at law OF Wm
Nicely ssrAh McFsdden, Mary MeFadden and Elizabeth
Bradford residents and unknown 10 petitioners
publication is therefore made requTing said residents
and unknown heirs to appear at said Court and Plead
demur petition q said Petitioner, Otherwise
the viii be taken for confessed TO them, and set for
hearing. THOS. T. SMILEY, Clerk
noy26-w4t-printsrs' fee "a
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Business CHANGE.-Fred. Sloan has pnr-
chased the interest of Mr.. s. X. Crookshsnks
aud will continue the business at the old stand.
He will keep the usual styles and descriptions
of work on hand heretofore made at this
establishment The stock on hand and cons
stantly manufactured embraces every kind of
vehicle in the way Of Carriages and Buggies.
We wish him the best success imaginable.
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Are You Getting Bald 7

Iyour hair turning greyi Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers and moussehef Your hair to be son. silky and
gossy' Your head to be cool comfortable and free Of I'D
ruar Mothers your children have luKurant heads
ofhairH Then BOsLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
sn its unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts rs cts, and
81 80 per bottle Boges Balm Of CytheIia stands unr
vailed for Graduating Aad pmpes, and Identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor W..
Boyle, Bottom. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Cnancery Court at Nashville.

the Office Of the clerk and master ofhe ehancery court
~ Nashville, the I'd day Of December 1856,
ton Of ompanants by counsel in the above cause and 10
appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk and master that
the sat defendant, Mary Femman, Is resident Of
the Of Tnue sSee and therefor the ordinary
Of this court cannot be served her, Il therefore
dered by the clerk and master that publication be ade
four weeks in succession in the Nashve Patriot
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the said
defendant apper the Of the chAncery
hOlien for the county Of Davidson the couTthCu
thereof in the city ofNsshye the hrst Monday May
next, and said bill, the will be taken for
confessed to her and set down for hearing pAre.
dec5-W4l prisieetS G. ID. BRlEN, 4. NJ
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Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, the great PhiiadephA Gutter. J" being
obliged seek genial climate In Consequence Of
Unmarried health has located himself AZ our Room IS
Cedar street. and win and show customers
Cloths cassmers and vestngs in great variety from which
h.y may select themselves. Our 10 I'm q an
kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING. and the
Stock Of furhng goods surpassed Ia Hashvs.
oetaS-g CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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CHANCERY SALES AND NOTICES
Chancerv SaIa

accordance with decree u the Ohaneery Court az its
Move mber term 1885, at Nashville, Tenn, will sell %
pubic sale the highest bidder, the old Court yard
the 18th day Of January, 1881, HOUSE AND LOT in
Edged Said Lot being part Of Lot No. IS In Shelby's
plan Of and fronts 60 feet Watson Street. running
back 19z feet to a 10 foot Alley.
TERMs-ssid property will be sold credit Of an
two years Except the OF $780, which will be required
in CASH notes well secured and lein retained.
declO-td C. d. BIuHN, G. 4 NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Splitting Blood from the debilitang eaecs of which
other diseases engendtred be permanently cured
in few Gays by the proper Of Carriers Spanish 4
tae which acknowledged to be The only true dy
for such Affections. deci5
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Hivcr and steamboat NeIr..

LEAVING To,DAY-The Return for Cincin.
nlti.
ARnIvED.-The arrivals yesterday were the
city Of Huntsville from Cairo, Return from
Cincinnati.
DEPARTED. The city QfHantsUiLefor Cairo,
Cambridge for Cincinnati, and the Nettie NIL
Ter and Sligo for points above.
ExPECrED.-The 81 g. Cline from Cairo, Il.
J.. DaUis from above, the ,ScotlInd and .Seren-
ty Sir from New Orleans, Ranger. and Ht6-
bard from Cincinnati, Harmouia and Rochester
from Louisville
The Cumberland is still slowly rising at this
point.
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$50 FANCY B0EEETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AZ HALF PRICE.

And most Select OF this Season.
Exz NOW, LADIES. is your chance 10 get rich sE1z
49, B0nnets, Millinery Goods Embroideries &C. 81
WI at this great reduction In prices Having pur- (
chased largely at Paris this season. and having little
competition, induced to lay in very extensive stock
and must close out large balance Fall Winter
Bonnet previous to making great alterations in
for Spring Sales stock win be the largest South
West Of New YorE adays. Come and supply your
selves before they all gone they will OF fast
reduced prices. Our stock is well assorted
at any time this season. having received goods by every
from the LIST Of October Of the
beautiful and late styles Our stock Of Cloth WrRpping
only SO eacha few efc. Embroderes Of every descrp
zion ha!f price. Royal Gimps Trimmings. 100
boxes Of rich Flowers for Bridal Parties
y so per lower than offered in Nashville. 20
boxes Of rich Pumes, imported Head Dresses &c Rich
Bonnet Ribbons, super Gloves at 80 to T5c Likewise
large stock Of Fancy GOOds too numerous to mention
Now Ladies, and make your selections Immediately
at Z. WISE Agent,
novS No 46 Union St. next door to state Bank
S5 We call particular attention Of the Trade an Coun
try Merchants Mipers &C., to this, will give you
Bill Of Goods at New York prices
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For BRAzu.-Several Young men in Mem
phis are about to emigrate to Brazil. Within
a few months, we have noticed, by our ex-
changes that several companies from the vari-
Gus portions Of the Union have started to that
region. Who knows that Brazil may not, in
mission into the family Of the United Statesl
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GLOVER 4 co.
CITY H~PH HSS

DACKAGEs, PARCELS, BAGGAGE delivered to any
L part ofthe city with dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
they Incurred heavy expenses 20 get neat snd
quick conveyance and hope BY prompt attention TO busi
the patronage Of the business men Of the
city.
L. wesIhrOok, late messenger Of Adams Express
Company viii have charge Of wagon and receive and
deliver packages At any point In the city and suburbs.
Charges very moderate.
once No. so Cherry street. up stairs, w. L Boyds,
Jr. nOylO-6m-
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NOTICE.

Ii Free Negroes coming from any other County, are
~ hereby noth "a that they will not be permitted
the Corporation Of Nashville, AMI any such shond have
come in violation Of this notice thew will be and
committed forthwith to the WORK use. Nc person from
The country sha permit hls Save 70 come within the mita
ofthis city without . pass. ANDRE, NDERsUN,
ders-QW Mayor.
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BEST HAIR DYE IN The WORLD.

This is strorg language, yet BoeLEs ELEcTMc HAIR DYE
receuty mproved) proved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston (anong whom
DR.. hays, the eminent chemist and State asayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts Of the Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in h The ingedens
nourishng the hair destructive, others. Cd.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black natural to appear marvellous Manu-
actured sold and applied by WM BOYLE, 2T7 Washington
street, Boston. dec10-tilmay2l
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LOOK OUT FOR BURGLERs.-Within the past
few days, we have heard Of several attempts
at HOUSEKEEPING and burglary. We advise
citizens to prepare themselves to give these
scoundrels warm reception. They keep a
sharp look ont for the watchmen, and after
the latter have passed the "point of attack,
they commence their depredations. II is sl>
Important that the police should be active aud
always on the alert.
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THE PREMIUM PLoW OF THE
WEST

nv &c BRISLEY, q sspsonriis. Ky.. You'd "a
forn TIE TAEsaMs thrOsEheat ne toash aad Ns.s.
that keeps eoasiAaty h4nd any q1altiy o. hia-
proved ttr.l stuoos AL 50 0sss a11h h %
ssFs sasaisctsn refand ne Purcazss money every
case hs sgad asa iaf,ym them ttsr BE Is nanlcsurnr
A IMPROVED cCLftNATot that s1Psrce1es a. othsrs
sat - q sac best frnsrs IN he Stale Be a.
saFpasssd. shta ssiFed several Premlums ths ssason
dis ~ aaEs recsitsd foartssn aTst class pssmams IN
ne stats th s-Asoa. Ass Ers Prsnaans a he IsiaaA
s8ats Fer iois pear
An orders ssas hl his assass, sH nsst sish proRs
attsliiaa, n kceo1Panlse Nlih he Cash
PRICES ARE "A R0froWa.
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THEATRE There was another crowded
house at the Theatre last night Mr. Cham
i-au's imitation of Forest, Keane, Booth, &c,
We're iuimitabe and unapproachable, while
Mss Albertiue's representation Of the charac>
ters she sustained were charming and perfect
For the entertainment offered tonight we re-
fer to the advertisement.
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SEWANEE HOUSE,

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WIN. ROB Err is. Proprietor,
fLArEOF sTHkS sPAlsasl
FTNHE Subscriber has receuiY taken tins web known
tablshment-ls re6tng and thoroughly renovatinE Il
aud hopes have IL Ia sach eondou ine-
ro any hoass in this city. Ths Proprietor hopes 81 h
exertious and those Of hs Assistant Mr. CrAddock she
formerly presided Al the City Hotel 70 be able
boass worthy being paroHiIed by puhle and pfo
So pains shall b spared bis part sp
uFoh4iion % who msy hin uh their patronage
lie respectfully solciis . trial q his koase.
hsbE-atxas WM. ROBERTS
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GIFT BooKs-HoLDAY PRESENTS, &c, &c
Hagan & Bro, Market street, are now receiv-
ing splendid assortment OF Elegantly bound
large stock of account paper and Blank Books,
which they will sell at low prices to close
Buyers are invited to give them calI.-d2w,
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.zB- The drawings of the Goth ard 30lh
irsls. of Swan & Co.'S Lotteries are advertised
in our paper. Attention is directed to these
schemes.
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AEsats ~ - ssie q thsss pEus are
MessFA. ". n beIknRp 4 O., LssisFils. ~.
bH- Wsier soc, NashEHs, fena.
saunders ksith, ksxagion. ~.
A1itA 1AAEp. NlcksosEx, Ma.
aset-Sz hnPsenSals. ky., New. >. isot.
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at the Odd Fellows Hall by the Nashville
uarmouists
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BooKs.-John York, & Co.,
sud Chas. W. Smith, have a splendid assort-
ment of gift books for the holidays Their an
Douncements will be found elsewhere.
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Now Orleans Markets.

DEC 12-CoTToS-Saes to-day Il $500 bales at s12c
sales OF the week a 600 bales stock 30S 300 bae
CENTS ahe al OF last year 1850 bales Coffee closed steady
lOc sales Of th week 0 bass stock port 81 700 bags
LAID very dull at Nc Flour duh at 81. Wheat So
| white and 90 Tor red Pork-Western mess II 25-
Moases 6ec in consequence Of large export demand for
New York. Exchange London 81
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sHERIFFs' SALES.


BsaBly and Ruth warren Jackson.
DY virtue Of writ Of Osnd0ni eponGs TO directed
~ and delivered fron the Honorable Circuit Court OF
wilson county, Tennessee its September Term $780,
viii to public sale the highest bidder, for cash. a.
the COurhouse yard gate In the CITY Of Nashville on Sat
urday, the 10th day Of January, 1851 al the right hs,
claim int and estate which Warren Jackson hen had
or have since acquired in and the following described
Real Estate to Wit: two brick dwelling houses situated on
high street, in thecty Of Nashville, Souh Of Broad street,
on lots Nos 10 and 90 being portion Of the Jadgs white
lots fronting High street and running back two hundred
feet said High street. and adjoining lot Of Shadck al
leu on the North and Of David NJ Allen the South said
houses being at present occupied by ParnswoTh and Nke
less beng levied the property Of Warren Jackson to
susy Judgment rendered IN favor Of Psssley and Ruth
against Warren jackson JNO. x. EDMONDSON,
dee5-USs By 3. d. BAxrER, D. Sheriff
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RnItimore Coffce rTnrlkct.

DEC 1e-CoFFEE- when left the coffee market last
week. there active inquiry for the better grades
Rio Coffee but Inferior descriptions dull q sale The
durag the past has generally been active
the would have been very large had
been good supply q the better grades OF Rio Coffee hut
the Of this description is very gh and until the
goes there will be but little There
Is but little demand Tor the lower grades OF Rio, and Of
which there large supply The stock 81 Rio the
about 40 bags The sales during the week reach
in al about 1900 bags at prices RANGING from 9Ha10c for
101 05<c for Fair; good 10 al &c, prime II
all Nc; choice II &c We also note this OF 200
bags Lacuayrs a. zc continue to quote Laguayra at
10Hs;I al2c; Java also per H. To-day the market
was rather quiet tut steady. We rote the ARRIVAL Of
the bark LaWing with cargo q about 5000 bags Rio,
which swels the stock the 70 10000 bays The
sales to-day very light, being $50 bags good fee
10 and 100 bags fair do l0c and 80 bags rected do.
&c. When the other vessels arrive that d.
We hope to activity in the market There
imports during the past week.
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copARrNKRsHTP NOTICE.

HAVING fhis dNy associated uiih Mr. wnIIaH
ii sa1a Ia busnss. Gin canaas TIA sane anEsi
he ARA u LKLLYEff, living 90. nos9o
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COM M ERCIAL.

NASHVILLE DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE December Is, is

BUTTER-Per pound, 20a25c.
EsGs-Per dozen, l5a2Oc
BAooS-Hams l6c; Shoulders 7a7Kci Sides sKa9c.
LARD-seliing at 81 ape per pound; dull.
MEf-We quote fl at 45a5)c per 69buhei from wagons
in retail.
FLoUR-selling at SO 20 per 100 pounds for superhne
BUcKwHEAT FLsUR-s2 % for 50 ID sacks.
CoRs-We quote corn at S5a4ec per bBshel.
WHgAT-Whea. commands e0c.
DIFD FRUn-Apples command 81 50 per bussel. Peeled
Peaches are worth 50 80; unpeelsd 81 50.
PoTAToEs-Irsh Potatoes worth 9oc from wagons s1a
20 in retail Sweet Potatoes are selling at 81 5Oa2 co.
TrRygPs-2Jc per bushel
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NoTTCT

'HE Subscriber respectfully that he has
posed ola portion Of his interest in the GrsienberK
Medicines to Mr.. GEORoE BECKwnH, Of Nashville.
Nashville, Dec 2, 1856. ALEX MACKENZIE
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CORRECTED wEEKLY.1

LANE wARRksTs.- ssrea Q; rer acre; 50 scFs s.
% per asrs 10 scEs. 81 Psr aefs 10 acre - ets
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HOLLowAY'S PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs. Farow, Of
Henry street. New York. for three years in deporabe
state Of ill health, suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the of Dr. Hooway
Pills. and is perfectly cured Sold the manufactures No
So Maiden Lane, New York, and No. pa Strand London
and by all druggists, at pc, 62Hc and 81 per box.
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MEAL! MEAL!
lust received 800 bushels Of fresh Meal at
u QUICK 4 MEAD
dec5 No. IL guth College St
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the premises made Is voa under ID stacte Of frsudr
Nor can the alleged value o. s0ch a lease 90 given
IN evidence as ihe measure Of damages sn action for
alleged services rendered To allow such evidence Guild
Do In sect 70 make valid the eontr and 10 MAKE vod
tho law 70 wise provision which requires mt such
contracts when alleged 70 have been ate, shoald be
evidenced by writing o. como kindly a. least "a nste
memorandum signed by tho party TO be charged" He
fully concurrod in the reasoning Of Mr. Justice Mitchell
the opinion accompanying his decision which, IN m
Judgment ought TO be affirmed.
Rogers uqt. w--stInt,sd The planting debt
admitted The deferc OF payment was not sustained
Much Of the weight Of tho evidence, gous, must
have depended the manner Of the witnesses. That
wa Visible TO the referee Alone except far az their
words indicate It; and so far II was not calculated
10 excite confidence The object or the defence wa8
lay, and not Justice. GAN wants time expression
used by the defendant, explains the litigation Judg-
mept for plaintiff report OF the referee IL q. de For
iest affirmed, with COTS
Same Judgment all these 10 the c.se Of Div
enois ACT Leavilt &c Hercules NJ. Hayes ct al. agt.
David Leavitt et al Richard L. Crook ell al agt. came,
Christian G. Born sgs. James Lsfers agt Same.
Joseph Hadson agt same. samuel !. Jones ct al agt
same. Edwin Hoyt ACT. Edwin Hoyt agt. same.
John Hall et al. agt same. Charles Cary lie agt same
Anorew :. Smelling OF. al. agt same. Luke W. Inomas
et al sgt. same. VIM Sturgs, Jr., aud VIM. shaw,
SURVIVORS, &C.. agt same Wm Grips and others
agt. same Thomas Richardson and others ags. same.
samuel j. Beais and others agt Samuel j. Bea 10
sRt. same Henry Stevens agt john Stuart and
others ag John Kessler and others agt same.
Augustus O. Richards and another OCT same Charles N.
Fearing and another agt same. John Haggerty and
others agt came. Charles n Fearing agt same Walter
N. Frank lin and another agt Ogden Haggery and
others agt same Charles E. Bill and another ag.. same.
Cunnrg CHAM Smith and others agt same. Vim. b. ORA.
per and others agt VIM. O. Allen and others agt.
fsme Benjamin f. Seaver and others agt same. David
Austin and others act. same Edward Il. Gillian and
others sgt. same. Y
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nageoy neInos.
VI .u 70 n nko mas nnSus =.
A furnMuTe estaoIsnmelt IN sno
oiy nllc wes OF nroaoway ana neaj Aogeisas Hre0t
caueht nrc wnle zen men were ssieep n me suc Va
Iious nio anu oIowus VI ctLeas ASsoMpieo,
anu ~. al pasny onsssea "a .avlls lae endangered
IopeIsy anu su a. sns muse snc coniuson sne zen
IN .po Auc siep. IN WHAT was uentneo 10 DC
we secP ~ oeal1, " sev n u .ne nun per ;.
IVY one Nne~ " usir oelng IN .e ua. lg, eACept .ue
pupa1hsU ~. nv m pssny enssgeu ~ Icnoving III
eavns no y" no VI WILL meio ING
is ~ ~ o as ~ nso VI ne aot
VIZ ~ seons .oo ~ 'nei IoS'pa'o eueu Selves irom
minuom snu v ~ w" ~. "a e as.,o' e,osts
an n'au. !" sew ~ ~. ~ h Az Az ~ 20 s.e
go =. III h,ssha, - $500 n,h v. soe any
.oue 20 % " 'auue.s VI WISE, suo noors
49, w.y, anu VIZ VIZ ouln,ns .moess anu req nps
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BILLIARDS.

CHARPs BILLIARD TARLEs-wTTH PATENT CUsH-
- iona Just brought into and superort All ohers ar
teen per nj cheaper han others The city coy l
Fulton sltes Two segond haRd tables for sale