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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August 2z.-The City Of Washinqto,
hiss arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 18th. The
news she brings is unimportant
| Murdoch, the tragedian, came passenger in her
Nothing further had been heard about the tele-
graph cable.
Advices from Spain say the wine crop is insight
| cant.
NEW ORLEANS, August 24-Sales of cotton to-
| day $50 bales-no receipts prices l5al54; -four
declining $5S74a$6 90; mixed lots of wheat 81 co.
| oats 43 pork 253.
| Number of deaths last week 81.
I ST. JOHNS, N. B., August 25.-Noon-No intel
ligence yet of the submarine telegraph fleet The
weather is clear.
NEW YORK, August 25-The Tribune estimates
the liabilities of the Ohio Trust Company at from
five to seven millions. Capital two million.
Mortimer Livingston, an eminent merchant of
New York, is dead.
The schooner John W. Gsndy, was wrecked at
Fire Island yesterday. The crew were saved.
sit is reported that John Thompson, and Delaney,
JOseylyn Co., heavy bankers Wall street, have
suspended.
The North Star, from Southampton, with dates of
the 18th, arrived last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Aust 25-Wm. Magill, former
ly publisher Ofthe PeHnsylVaniOn died this morning
Per Steamer North Star.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Ths American horse
PriOress ran for the Sussex Cup on the 1lth Came
in fourth.
Funds are depressed in consequence of the pros
pect of new loan Of ten millions, which viii be
required to prosecute the Indian war.
The panic in Wall street is increasing T. s.
s. Monroe, banker, has suspended and other suspen-
soDs are whispered.
Two millions of attachments have already been
issued against the Ohio Trust Company.
ST. LOUIS, August 25-Seven feet water to Cairo
NEW ORLEANS August 25-Sales of cotton to-
day 300 bales firm. Sales for three days 800
bales; receipts so bales stock g. 300 bales receipts
of new II bales, against $50 bales last year, and
10000 the year before; other articles unchanged
CINCINNATI, August 25.-Flour S5,O5 $50:
wheat unchanged; whiskey %; corn 60 65.
general dismay pervades the community in con-
sequence of the Trust Company failure.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Sales of cotton to-day
300 bales; Orleans 16s; upland 155; -four Sc. IS a
1878; wheat and lard dull; white corn So, yellow
O5; provisions and bacon unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Red wheat S., las, 18;
white 81, 20 ,25: corn go 55.
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Rates OF Advertising.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. -: AUG. g. 1857
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The Public Schools will be open for the ensuing
year on Monday, the 9TH of September prox.
Applicants will notice the following regulations
l. No child can be admitted to the schools with
out first having his or her name, age, birth place
the name of the parent guardian. and the name
of the street which they live, registered by the
Superintendent, who viii give ticket of admission
2. Every child wishing admittance must come in
person for ticket and accompanied by parent or
guardian.
8. No child has right to the benefits of the public
schools whose parents or guardians do not live in
the corporate limits Of the city.
4. The Superintendent will give out tickets in the
Hyne's Building corner of Summer street and Wat
kin's Avenue, Monday the Slst of this month, to
children living north Of Union street.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, September and 2,
he will be at the Hume Building, corner of Spruce
and Broad streets, and give tickets to the children
residing between Union and Demumbrane streets.
On Thursday, September 8, he will be at Lincoln
Hall to give tickets 10 children residing south of
Demumbrane street, including South Nashville in
the Claiborne district. Business hours from 8 to
o'clock. Aug. 26-10d
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COMMERCIAL.
Charleston Market, August FL,


WHEAT.-We closed our last report upon easier
prices than had prevailed at the commencement of
the week then ended-prices in the forepart having
ranged at 81 50@1 SO for Red, and 81 606I, IS for
White. The past week decline of from to 10
cents has been submitted to- and our extreme quo
tatOns, at the close of market yesterday range
from 81, 4O@1,45 for Rcd. and $1,5O@l,55 for
White. We would, however, remark, that the lower
figures are generally refused by holders, although
some few sales have been effected at those limits.
FLoUR-Since our last report, when we quoted the
general asking prices by holders at 81, 50@7,75 p
Dbl for super good millers and extra brands lower
rates have been submitted to, and several parcels
have been taken for export at $7,25 y Dbl, with
few transactions at S7374@7 so for favOrite extra
brands holders appear to entertain much confidence
in the article and adverse to succumb to further re-
auctions.
BACoN-Thsre is, properly speaking no market
either for Sides or Shoulders, for want of stock
Retail sales Of the former have been made during
the past week at l63@l7c, and of the latter at 14
cents. Hams, also, are getting scarce, and range
from 129G9l6 cents fer Common to Prime premium.
LARD-Retail sales at 173@183 cents for barrels
and kegs.
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STATE LEGISL AZURE

authorized to announce JAMES r. SLATER
dldate Berosing CeTk House Representatives
the ne Il Legislature Of ennessee. aug cote
We authorized GRoRGE w. IRwIN,
this CITY candidate for Messenger of the Senate ofhe
next Legislature of Tennessee. [aug. 93te%l
We authorised ounce r. w. HAYw GOD, of this
candidate for Principal Clerk OF the House of Rep
resentatves of the Legislature Of Tennessee augstd
We authorised NJ. D. SMITH, of Tullaho
candidate Door Keeper of the House of Represen
tatves OF the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2I-td.
We are authorised announce J. p. PRIEsTLY, of
Charlotte, Dickson county, candidate for EpgrVssiDg
Clerk ofthe of he Legislature Of Tennessee.
aug 2Otd
" authorized announce Jos r. HUBBARD, of
CentTevis, Hickman county, candidate FOR Second AS
sstant Clerk Of House Representatives Of the next
Legislature Of Tennessee. aug I9-te.
We authorized ]. E.JAeKsOE, of Man.
chester Coffee county, candidate for Engrossing Clerk Of
the Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature. lSd
We authorized announce Col L. c. WAssoNER OF
Williamson county, candidate for First Assistant CLERK
In the Representative Branch OF the State Legisia
tuTe. e
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The Most Emcacious.

eUkBkU1 reDs I'm, IoJ4.
Messrs. B. a. FdhAeStOek & Co.
We had the pleasure Of receiving this rnng, the
within certificate of your Vermuge, which will be very
gratifying 10 it was sent voluntarily,
We gentlemen, yeursveT truly, ]. MUSSON & Co.
GENTLEMEN; My little daughter, wears old and my
son, older for considerable time suffering from
/ purchased two bottles of your Vermlfuge, of
which gave three Doses according directions
strange say in less three hours they passed less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS some of the extraordinary
length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects Of Verm
uge, feel my duty recommend the public
fered to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your uch Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LBATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
gs.s and country merchants throughout United States
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Atlanta Market. Aug. %

BACoN-HOg round 144@15; Clear sides 161@
lie; Hams 15@16; Shoulders 193 "a IA; Ribbed
Sides, 154@16.
LARD-Family, in bills, II; in tin cans Is.
CORN-Sackei, 5000.
FLOUR-bbls s Sacks, per 100 lbs, Good Super
fine So, 25 Extra and Family $3.50.
WHEAT-Red, sacked, 81, 15@$1, 20; white wheat
$l,2O@Sl,25; Rye $l,O0; Corn 5000.
TALLOw, l23c.
material advance on Bacon has been establish
ed and held firmly at our latter figure. Wheat and
Flour dull.
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PROFESSOR FRISF.

Having returned to this city, viii resume mis-
French Glasses at the usual price. He has enga-
ged the School Room Of Miss Hunter lin Summer
aEltreet) for evening classes. Those who wish to
employ him, will please to leave their at Nh.
York's Book Store, Union street, or at Mr. Primes,
Spruce street, fourth door from Union alley, in
Castlemans Row, between the hours of three and
SIX, P. NJ aug 26-dlw
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Interesting to Mechanics and manufac-
Iures-Third Annual fair.

The Mechanics and Manufacturers OF Tennessee and
Joining reminded that the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition ofhe Mechanics In tute of this State will
in October in this city. The annually increas-
ing manifested these exhibitions, and visible ad-
vanages resulting exhibitors well from the disse
ton of important nfoEnation among themselves from
the great publicity which they thus enabled to give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in magn6cence and inter all its predeces
sOrs. ...-..
Copies of circulars, giving full particulars be obtain
ed the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
lite the Sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
Stocked, Secretary, H. X. Walker. June 30 3m.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
Nos. 50 a 81 Market street,

NOS 81 a 81 MarAeI street,
RE happy inform their old friends and public gem
n orally thai they have made large additions 10 their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction all who may favor them with call
1t our intention heretofore TO keep ourselves well
supplied with every description OF steam Engines Boilers
Mill Machinery Shafdng, &c Also all kinds of work for
Flour Mills, SeambOaS, Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories
prices. BILLS Il MOOR
Nos g & 81 Market south Of Broad Street, Nashville Tenn
Iq-ds4mos.
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Wheat Wheat.
$1,000 Reward |!

will pay reward Of thousand dollars for ne apPre
henson and delivery in JAN, IN Mdrfrses6or0ugLg
tennessee Of JOHN PLY who murdered my son David h
Thompson, on the 29h Of June, 1857,
obn P K about years OF age, about I'VE ea
tire high and weighs about hundred and
twenty pounds. he s Of rather delicate edeminaie
ee complexion rather sallOW, high cheek kOss
large OF his SIZE short Eose, and features
generally natteneG In appearances dark hair and eyes
Though neither baek.l He u believed be len BANDED
and 70 have a small mole black marx on his ace ne 70
well educated and easily snd readily and hs voice
Is rather snemnAte has lille beard and genefaiJ
drssses Beaty. JOHN lhOArSS.N
July slh, l657.-d&U2m Oehoeha eoanil,nlsi
tlon hat viii lead 70 he arrest Of John Fly.
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NEW sPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

/ AN nov receiving my Stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, the latest styles, expressly for Gentemens
wear, 20 which invite the attention Of my customers and
the public generally.
ALSO, SCOrT's REPoRE FASHIONS for the Spring and
Summer. SAM. PRICHITT,
iuDeh27-u 5lCOllege street,
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ESSy% Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is prepared to give les
sons if desired, at the residence Of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. july80-2m
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS OGRESNlfE AGE.
AM Offering FOR Sale At low figures, twenty Buid-
ing LOts In the Eighth Ward Nashville tens
that procure himself complete and
ent home. The lots front the Murfreesboro Turnpike,
Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and adEaabY
situated for Private Residences.
Cla6OTDes Omnhuse's have com pleeiy VoluOnss sAis
pan Of the city, which with other Improvements being
ade such the extension Of Gas, and
lion, will add greatly the val8e Of thE Property.
The Terms such will each immedl-
atey put his bulldogs, the purchase mOrey VII
be required until the 81 Of January ls62 interest,"
only TO be paid annually until that time. Call
july-u A.V. s. LINDSEY.
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FUNERALS.

w r. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk,s Cee-
W. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases, is
prepared attendto ali Funerals heretofore when hrs
services NAV required. Office the Phoenix WsreTOom
No. 49 Spring street, Cherry Residence No. Vine
street. between Spring and Broad.
NB-Wn also attend TO receiving and forwarding bodies
Nuhn
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KE- 1t will be seen by advertisement in an
other column, that Mrs. Weber proposes to open a
school for young ladies at the residence of Mrs.
Plummer on Cherry street, on Monday, the 9Th of
September. Mrs. Webbers qualifications will ena-
BILE her to render entire satisfaction to those who
may place their daughters under her charge.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

~ FOR COUNTY COURT CEEHA.
We authorized 10 announce FELI1 n. CHEATHAM
candidate for reelection Clerk OF the Couny Court OF
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt JOHN s. DAsHELL
candidate for Clerk of County Court OF Davidson
county. y Std
We are authorized announce THOMAS ID. kToGRRR
candidate for CLERK Of the County Court of Davidson
County. .- aug6
We authorised 10 announce a CRKKL, a candidate
for Sheriff of Davidson county. jnly26.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES NJ. HINroN candi
date for sheriff Of Davidson county mayer
We are authorized to announce JOIN X. EDMoNDsoK e
candidate reelection Sheriff Of Davidson county.
may 25 BID
We authorized To &. B. BGLKT q candidate
Tor Sheriff Of Davidson county, may28
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Ba- The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No. "a, South Vine street. juy30-2m
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THECHEAPEsT PRoPERTY AND BEsT

AM now Offering a. great sacrifice, that valuable prop
erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite NE uni
versy, long occupied By the ss DR.. TrOost The Los
for Is 90 feet Market street, wiz the cn COi-
lege. The house Is large and eomnOdOus, and WhOls
Al the price offer Il 10 a great bargain.
ClaibOrness Omnibus has practically moved College Hin
right inc the Public Square and arr wanting residence
convenient 10 business would do well this prop
erty. Call (ntr A. v. S. LfNDSLkY-
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FOR SALE Az ExcELLENT DWELLINGS

AM Offering for sale a desirable Residence on
Summer street, In The IN Ward. The fronts IS feet
BY no. The House and contains Rooms,
Servants Room Smoke house. Dairy and Stables. The
hasjuIt been carried in front Let know %
be Ssrgain .APPJ TO A. ). LlNDSLBY
Jb0 SEQ iege saresf
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Augusta Marker. August %.

BACoN-Our market continues in moderate supply
having probably more, in proportion to the usual
fall demand than any point between here and Gin
cinnati. Prices are unchanged.
WHEAT-Prices continue uusettled-red 81 10 to
Sl,20, white 81, 25 to 81 40.
CORN-Unchanged at 81, 05 to S1,10.
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Gold Spectacle

oST at some place in the South field, tn FIR ukIn
II Turnpike or between there and point the
Verandsh. The flder will please hand them to Mr. Nc
Nish at the Posi- Office, the County Coui Clerks Of
fee, and lair conf ensation will be paid
Ig57-
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We are authorised announce Gen. JANIS 7. DUkP, Of
Pans, candidate for State Comptroller. aug 25-t4@
We are authorized 10 announce GRoEsk R. MrCLELLAu,
of SULLIVAN County, candidate for Comptroller laugas
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VITANTED 100000 bushels prime White and BED Whea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
IveIed at Ware house, Spring ana CLARK street
Nashville Wheat will be classed as follows
Ten per bushel WILL be paid Tor prime white aooye
Ihis Wheat lowest classification when An Der y aeas
h prime I've cents per busbe will be paid over the price o.
Spring and other Red Wheats-
IRE Amber : known here By Farmers Blue stem
Missouri wheat. Next 70 TINS me Goioen ShAn-moa-
desirable. -
FIRST Class, White; Second Class, AMBER
Third Class Golden Chat; Fourth spring
and ali other Wheas except the hedterranan, which
is ten cents below 10 value.
s z1sUSS "iA'A 'A'N' H. s. FRENCH q SON
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FURMAN & Co., No. Ga PUBLIC SoUARE.-The
rapid increase of the Wholesale Dry Goods business
of Nashville has led to the formation of many new
firms within the last twelve months and we are glad
to know that the field is becoming so extensive as
to afford ample for successful operation to all
Among the enterprising gentlemen who have recent
ly entered this business Messrs. F. Furman and
Geo. Searght of this city, J. NJ Goodloe, formerly
of Maury, aud A. Campbell, formerly of William
county, who associated under the firm of Fur
man Co. We were yesterday conducted through
their establishment and agreeably surprised to
find so extensive a stock of Goods exhibition in
every portion of the building. As this is a new
House. of their stock consists entirely of new
Goods. The first floor is appropriated to Staple
Goods Of all descriptions; the second to Dress
Goods, such as Merinos, Apaeas &c. while in the
third story is of the best and most extensive
sOrtment of Blankets to be found in the city.
We have not the space 10 enumerate half the
articles we were shown in this wellcOnduced esab-
ishment; nor is it necessary all purchasers will
examine for themselves. But we can inform our
country friends that the gentlemen who compose
this firm are all clever, business like men and well
acquainted with the wants of the Nashville trade,
all of them having many years experienced in
the business while connected with other Houses
All they desire of their friends among the coun-
try merchants is to give them a call while in
the city and examine their stock as they know their
Goods cannot fail to please and believe they can
Offe; as favorable terms as any House in the city
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SOUTHERN UNYERsITY.-We are indebted to Rev.
Henry C. Lay, Secretary, for pamphlet copy of
the proceedings of Convention of the Trustees ola
proposed University for the Southern States, under
the auspices of the Protestant Episcopal Church;
together with a narrative, and the address of the
RI Rev. ]. II. 0tey, d. D., Bishop of Tennessee.
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EzS- Messrs John York 6 Co. have the last mum.
Der of Frank Lesliss illustrated Newspaper.
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PARDoNED.-We understand Gov. johnson has
pardoned Richard Horne, convicted of manslaughter
at the present term of the Criminal Court.
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MARRIED, in this city, on the 28d inst, by Rev.
W. R. Warren, Mr.. EPnRIAM F. CoRBITT to Miss
FRANCES Z. PHELPS.
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DIED.-In Buchanan, Va, on the Goth july Will
liam Leslie, infant son of Leslie 7. and L. E. Hardy
of this city.
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HAGAN & BRO. on Market Street have received
Harper's Magazine for September.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
IT HE Annual Course OF Lectures this department will
commence on MONDAY, November 10th, 1857 and will
terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, D. Professor of Practice Of Medicine
Riddell, NJ D. Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ d, Professor Of Surgery.
H Cenas, D, Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus A Mott, M d, ProfessOTof Ma,eTiA Medica.
Joseph NOtt NJ ID, Pro sssor of Anatomy
Thomas HuntM ID, Professor Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert Vance, M ID, Demonstration of An atomy.
The for pssectiDg win be open on the second Mon
day in October
The Faculty visiting Physicians Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
m Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary 10 the Course, Lectures
in the Amphtheare of the Hospital, the of Dc
tober Clinical Medicine and Surgery subjects
without any charge 10 students.
THOMAS HUNT, M D, Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital
In APr fourteen Resident Students, who maintained
by the institution. aug 49,
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ANEAT REsIDENCE m EDGFFIELD-

offered for bargain. The Lot ffoais 6R less
on Woodland street and l7O Miniek The House con-
tans four good rooms, good eistern &c. The
built OF ore and the situation IN Bdgeaelt
win Be sold low. Apply 10 A. v. 5. LINDsLEY,
junel3-u a3 College ssreef.
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PLESI PILESl PILES !

I
Tzrs HITHERTO ISTRAcrABLH DszIsE EVERY FORH AND
IN EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
... DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALFE
TWILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-:
Nv lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases OF
Hamorrhoids or Piles. II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
= elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
- Datisat study and investigation.
u S,srers from Piles have remedy at hand WHOM
WI STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
,ot fer Of failure lite part - de ell the proprietor
c N directions accompanying each box and sll that 10
- te is strictly to observe them, and cure Will soon
10 foI low.
~ = II. CLvAEAUaH presently
" n Sir When arrived in the city few days ago,
- mfering intensely with the piles. l mentioned my
-, .a 70 YOU asking your advice You recommended
80 , lie Salve saving il would cure me. tired 1.-THE
a.. as immediate and l am vel. 1 believe it
20 - at proved in my case, invaluable remedy and
IRE for that disease, the Piles and such recon-
-v Yonrs truly, JOHN W. HANSON ofS5t. Louis, Mo-.
- eesi per BOX. For sale in Nashville by WIN
Bros WI Oesae Agents, and BY Druggists and Dealers
gsnsFaIBjy , tn. CAvANAuGH, Sole Proprietor,
Nv ipslde est. Louis, No.
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Valuable Free-SOiI L OF for Sale.

AN now Offering FOR sale valuable Building Lot On
Spruce street, the OF Broad The los rons
sixty six feet Spruce, Is hundred and y deep,
with convenient alley in the
This property s exempt from for q years from Let
Ianusry next This exemption is gilmore value than
ally accorded % H. net only the grounds all improve
ments erected thereon, free from The saving
the item Of taxes will more than psy FIR the ground ana all
Improvements This lot Is also situated part city
that now being rapidly filed up with line dwellings ana
private residences Terms reasonable.
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EIFTY Thousand bushels wanted for which he highest
KWING McCRORY Co..
July lI-tE corner Of Market and Church 81