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FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDS FOR

ON Monday 18Th October 1857 the upper end Of
~ tn. Court house building beWe, the hours of
and 10 O'clock will be sold at public sale 10 the highest
bidder, that valuable piece ground OF acres, with
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary houses
thereon lying the north side Of the river about two miles
sshviile, and lately occupied by Capt Brooks
family residence. The sale will be made under deed of
executed by Capt Brooks and wife. Henry Turner
Trustee, and registered in the Regsterss Office OF
this County, in Book, No. "a Page 4S6. and under
q power Of Attorney from Captain Brooks and wife
also duly proved and registered, convey the
whole title free from any equity Of redemption. The pur
chaser will be required pay forth of the purchase
money in cash, and give notes, with good security,
equal instruments for the residue payable in Bank six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from date AID
lien will retained the land until The purchase money
is fully paid W. P. FOWLER, Trustee sc.
sept. I2.-td B. n. Il. F. GIVEN, Attorney in fact.
DURB HOLLAND GIN for lie BY
L RprIo R. O'EANB.
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IT, The Washington States says that at The con-
c,uson Of the marriage ceremony Of Gen. Wa5ridge,
ou Tuesday, President Buchanan was prompt to
avail himself Of the privilege Of kissing the BRIDE
when, turning to the General he said, Tlayfuuy.
"Iou have deserted cur ranks "IIow could /
help it @' tho General promptly responded he
pointed TO his bride
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40 Mules, Large Iron Work,
AND OTHER PERSONAL FRoPERrT
u O n TIE

AND OTHER PERzOHAL FRoRERrT
u q n - a Il e
DIV virtue Of a decree rendered n the Chaneefy c
- Nashville, IN the sutpf Ledbettsr and Bostiek VI
$ q G d. Brirn and ut'f rs siIl seil public auc
the Pubic square 10 CiarlsyilIe on
Monday, the 18th Day of Sept
neXt-40 FINE MULES, aud some Wagons and ia
and on the
First Day of October Next.
Will sell al Iron Mountain Furnace 10 stewart com
SAID Furnace and Laud-abOut 1900 aeres Eiih a.
gi acres nne bottom land, about se0 serss m eui,t
ms pi ace could be madsone Of ihs nnesl stocS
tennessee IL has an abuudanes OF 1ne mnu ailn 0as
Dark. The land lies between the tennessee and "a
land river, and eXsncs " each river and mas ane
priy1lt gss ard al the wood can De read " sold 70
boats. In addition % these advantages u has hl'
mace. with lIths naeessary dxtufes about furnace
viii also ssii a. the sane lime, Blacksmith Tools,
WAGONS Axes. SC, Sc q.
me real etqte 10 bo sold on credit of, ?, and q
(aer small cash yme0i and the personal pIop5
a credit OF 4 Or month";, with notes IN bank ioT All
over RtOo-f5r smaller sums ca h viii be required
good securities required the notes, and lieu retain
The land till the purchase money is paid.
aug 96-tds THUS ". WioD
have taO likely young negro men and a valua9I
man to sell priEGiely- Call soon. T. W.
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EsTRAYs-DICKsON COUNTY.

TNAKEN UP by s. A. Ellis, living in lth District Dickson
l. County, on Yellow Greek, roam Horse, IA hands
high, shOd BEFORE white in forehead face, right
hind foot and left fore foot white, supposed to be rdgng,
about 10 years old, and had bell Appraised 18th
August 1887, to $50.
TAKEN UP by Mark Cation, in Sd District Dickson Co,
rurnbu, l6 mi es from Charlotte, sorrel Mare IA
hands high, little white the hind paern joint about
II years old and is stump sucker Appraised LIST Sep
tembsr, 1857, to SIS.
I2-W3uF THOS G. NORRIS Ranger.
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SONIETHLCJG NEW
Ellis & Moore,


W. . n = u Mt 1'IEEUNg
Re happy to inform their old friends and the publ
~ orally thas thsy have made large addiu % Ih
chine shop and Foundry and have now double facl
rendering satisfaction % ali who may favor them a
Il is orr intention IS heretofore. % keep Our-sI
supplied with every description Of steam Engines,
Mill Machinery, ~hafung, &c Also, all g inds Of vi
Flour lis, Stea ubuats, saw Mills. Tobacco a
Banks and Jas done at the sh)rtsst notice an low
prices. BILLS 81 MCl
Nos. % & "a Market, south Of Broad Street, Nashville
aug lg-disfmOs.
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RSy- There is great deal of speculation about
Judge Curtis's successor. The names of the Hon.
Nathan Clifford, Hon. Isaac Toucey, Hon. Caleb
Cushing, Hon. Rufus Choate, Judge Abbott, Chas.
B. Goodrich, Esq, and many others have been
mentioned.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE W0HI

lfON FpBNDkks
I'VE have now started our new and extensive +
" on the Old stand Of the late Nashville uauu3F
Company, and are prepared 70 execute heavy y
work Of any description az the shOr est notice Lrl
tDes TO small amounts az moderate city prices heaW
ings % large amounts furnished per contract Cir
prices with additions Of freight. We have also com
operations in our
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines sWmills- Fi0urmiils Of the most IND
patterns made % order JObbinz repairing done d
atey- We ready 10 make contracts FOR Engines au
aud shall furnish plans o enable purchasers 10 put
Mills with little expense. Manufactures and Farmt
fnd u probable - see US, before going East or W
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
ForstGtionary engines and steamboats, made to Or6i
best material, rom pets with FirsirOnts Crates stat
and Valves, warranted 70 stant any pressure reQu
Manufacturing or pOrpellihg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SmithWork done in exeaIIed
none put fTstFats Iron used-ssv mill work srup5
Pitman Irons, Saw crauks Bolts and all kind Bil
made 10 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good. cheap Machine
do we'll 70 call al our Office or address By letter
n. JACKER & 81
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville. IA
uly 25-d Late Nashville Man. Co.'S i
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Ohancery Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court, CaTks-
yillei" the OF fhOs W. Barhsda aud Others
PhilaBdeT Freshly V. S. Lincsy and others snail
MoLGay, ths 2th OF 0rocer next at the Court house,
Nashville O'Clock, sell to the highest bibbeT three Lots
in Hays addition TO Nashville credit % months
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lien
retained. A. V. 5. LINDSEY,
sept. IL B.. q g. Commissioner.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

stock of Furnishing Goods again full plete.
~ We invite all il, and guarantee the goods
shall prove represent, in selling them. We suit
all in Shirts, with without collars Mar sils hits,
eolOred cOOTed Bingham shirts, handsome spots.
UND ERWARE.
Silk, MeTino, SaXony, Scott Wool Cashmere American,
Canton Fanel and Fwled Cotton, handsome Silk and Satin
Seats, Ties and CTavats
Every Variety Of Gloves Robes Trunks Suspenders
shoulder Braces Money Belts &C., Port Monies aud latest
style Purses and Pocket Books all for moderate prices
by lsept. III J. McGlLL.
FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
lust received fresh lot of Psrumery, Soaps Hair Oil,
Pomades COOgnes, Hair Tooth, Nail and ChampOOning
Brushes. Every variety shell Tucking Combs Reading
and Curling Combs and varey of other styles. for sale
by j. II. McGILL'S
Ladies' and Gsnemen's Furnishing StOre Of Square
and College street. sept. IL
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IMPORTANT DrT,r1E AS 20 NATuBuIzrD Norars.
Judge GnoiIoc. of the Kentucky Circuit Court,
has rendered very important decision as to the
DID, a.s of persons ua,urauacI in State Courts in res
reH TO the elective franchise This decision was
rendered i'm the case of Hogan against Dudley
Dudley. While acting as Deputy sheriff at the late
election la tine city o. Lexington. refused TO receive
sine vote OF uglrin because he was natlralizyd IN
State Court Hcrlu instituted a suit for damages,
The case was fully argued on both sides before bud -e
Goolloe who in the decision, embraced the follow
lu~ points.
J. voter may maintain aciuIaciou a-aust the
Judges oi election, for a...l1u 7rE,aTv nr# .a0r-
.F.. denying him he right 10 vote.
80 The power 90 establish uniform rules Of natu-
ra'izati1u is .-scr,g vested in Congress and cam
ua, Doe exercised by the States
3. The process of naturalization under the act of
Lou2. is lfr1I and not H.s.e'r.a.
Congress has no power under the Constitution 10
confer jurisdiction or impose Judicial duties upon
The State Courts but the State Courts must look Go
The Constitution aud laws of their own States t.r
grants Of Jurisdiction and there is nothing IN the
Constitution and laws Of Kentucky c0ufcriur jur--
di,tion upon any Of her courts, 20 hear and deter
mine naturalization cases their judgments and GER
titoates are void, and confer upon these holders
gar 10 vote.
Judge Gooiloo had previously decided that the
papers of % person Eaturalizcd in another Sate'rc-
CURED the certificate Of the Court there 90 make
them valid Charleston Courier.
EG7- Prof SiIIiman has written to the n. J..
Tribune, in which he disclaims having ever seen or
heard Of The late shrickcrs memorial to the Presi-
dent until it was presented for his signature lie
don't seem TO think he is entitled to the "pre emil
nence" in this matter which the press assigns HIM.
Poor SAy-man.
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DENTAL NnTICE

nB GUM having from his late
~ illness be attend to the duties Of his profess
Will be plea ed his friends sud all those who
nay require his professional Oce No "a Church
Street. Sept H. ~
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FOR SALE,
New Arrival.

FALL STOCK.
AM now receiving direct from Philadelphia and Eastern
Manufacturers of the largest, BEST and most fashion,
able stocks of
Boots Shoes, Caters and Slippers,
that have ever Oferod which respectfully invite the
attention of buyers-by the case, dozen, or single
pair.
? Thick Double Sole Brogans, plenty, Nos. to IL
with an assortment for women and boys.
A B. ROBERTSON.
Nashville, 10Th September, I657.-Im
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MONEY LOST

THE subscriber lost in the streets of Nashville, saur
j. day the 5th inst, about $3.50 in Bank bills Among
them y dollar Kentucky Ol five dollar Kentucky
bill, Of balance twenty dollar Kentucky bills
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it the
Uuion and American Office. D S. DONELSON.
5-dlW
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READY-MADE CLOTHINGI
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Pine Beaver over Goats, Fur Trimmed;
" Cloth . Fine Cloth Dress Goats g. FroCks
&c Bener and Cloth Talmas, large line of Cloth
Tweed and Cashmere Business Goats: Black Fancy
Cashmere Pants; Tweed, Jeans and Ksrsey Pants; Sk
Satin and German Vests OF all kinds Large of Blanket
ana Pilot Cloth over Goats.
Pine Marseles Bosom shirts; Fine Linen Bosom Shirts;
" ChinIz Calico - Hickory Shirts;
Neck lies Cravas Shirt Collars, Gloves SusEendeTs &c
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
90 crates o. Queensware assorted crate Of common and
grants ware;
90 crates Of all Granite Ware;
large stock Of Isbe Cutlery Pocket Cstlery Psdloeks
Trace CHAINS AYES Hatchetis Hammers Augurs, Gimlets
Chisels, Planning Bits,
CARPETIEG.
$50 pieces of Carpeting, sssoued
ply, all WOOL 2py, all wool, and Brussels Carpetng
Half Wool Carpetns; All Cotton "
Heanh Rugs and Mats.
Also the largest stock Of fine Bed Blankets, Negro
Blankets, Boat Blankets, and Hotel Blankets Also,
25 cases If Negro KeTseys all qualities and KINDS;
100 bales Of and heavy Brown Domestic and Osna-
burgs and BaggIng sc
The LARPETING will be sold at O'Clock precisely
Tuesda morning the first day Of The entire stock
is now in store. We most earnestly request
CITY AND COUNTRY NERO HAhTS
through regardless Of prices ali Of you be
present, do believe earnestly that do you
good. Put Il down in your memorandum book, stick
your desk talk about and make your a.
attend large and extensive Auction sale Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday September 18Th 18th and 18th,
1857. rRABUE q LUCUS,
stpt9td No.74 Public Square Nashville. Tenn
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CARRIAGES.

ITO all those who wish to purchase Mag ~ - a
L ndeent Family Coach, BAroucbe, ROcka- SSsS
way or Buggy, invite to call and examine ST5<~EJ
our complete Fall stock now received We
70 to ord tT and keep constantly on hand Buggss
Of our own All Of which warrant superior to
any thing ever offered in this market Z PECK BRO
Nashville, sep fdtt Cherry and DsadeTick SITS.
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For RENT.

TaNHE large Room buildings the corner of Cedar
Il and Beadnek streets, lately occupied by Mr. Pngneiy
as a dancing Saloon. Apply to w. F. COOPER.
sent 70. 1857.
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I ETERNITY -Etcrity has no grey hairs The
flowers Iade. the heart withcrs, man grows old and
dies, the world lies down in the sepulchre of ages,
but time writes wrinkles the brow Of eternity.
Eternity. StuPendous thought, The ever pres
ent. unborn, UndCcayIng and undying-the endless
+ chain, comprising the life of God-the golden
thread eutwining the destinies of the universe.
Earth has its beauties but time shrouds them for
the grave; its honOrs they but the sunshine of
Sn hour; its palaces, they are but guided sepul-
curcs its possessions they toys Exchanging for
tunes pleasures, they but bursting bubbles.
Not So in tine unTiCd bourne.
In the dwelling of the Almighty can come no foot
steys of decay. Its day Will know no darkenng.
eternal splendOrs forbid the approach of night
i fountain will never fail--they are fresh from
the eternal throne. Its glory will never wane, for
there is the ever present God Its harmones will
cc1se; e1haustless love supplies the song.
A FLoa1DA LIVE OAK-Capt E. T. Kendrick in
forms Florida paper that while on scout he found
on Fish Eating Greek, eleven miles from its mouth
a ljre or5 measuring thirty feet in crcfu-
renee, which throws a shade At noon fOrty-fve
yards in diameter. This has but five branches;
one occupying a central position, the other four
forming angles five feet from the ground and extend
ing in horizontal lines, giving the tree the appear
auce from a distance Of a small hammock with a
large tree iu the centre. Capt X 5 whole company
ei-htycigh men diued under the shade of this tree
az noon and hitched their horses to the limbs
The NV DruocRAT1c PAPER.-M c. Galloway,
ESQ. of the Ibsrdesa (Miss.) Sunny South publish
e. his valed1tory in the last Humber Of that paper,
and states that he is coming to Memphis 20 establish
q democratic Journal We learn that the paper
will he commenced about the LIST of November. Mr..
Galloway yields vigorous and able pen, is great
avorite with his his party, aud will doubtless make
interesting and acceptable paPer.-HsmPhis
h. |...G.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIoy.-The Raleigh Stand
az, publishes the official vote for Congressman in
the respective districts of that State. The follow
ing are the majoriGCs of the Congressman elected:
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FOR SALE.

valuable Lot in South Nashville nearly square, bound
n ed By Washington Jefferson and Pearl Streets which
there is good buildings. bargain will be gwen. For
terms apply to LANlER, PHILLIPS d CO.,
sept. 4-3m, Market street.
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VOCAL AND INsTRU.

WANTED BADLY.
WISH to hire Wet Nurse, for which will pay lib
i eFal price, sep - W. b. BOYD
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WHO WILL TAKE THE 500 PITCHER

The annual State Fair opens Monday, the 18th Of
October The indications are that It will be the best
exhibition Of the kind We have ever had in Teunes-
see. The premiums are numerous and liberal
Amongst the most liberal are three Of 500 esch for
The best ten acres Of Corn, best ten acres Wheat.
and best ten acres Cotton, with report of mode OF
culture in each case. Here is a find chance for our
farmers Who will come in and contend for the
premium. These are ma gnifceut prizes, well worth
thc contest. We hope there viii be spirited compe-
tiion. This has been an unusually fruitful year
and extraordinary crops have been raised every
where throughout the State. What division Of our
State is TO have the honor Of carrying of these or
most Of these prizes, We shall see.
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INSTRUCTIO IN VOCAL AND INSTRU.
MENTAL MUSIC.
MR.. AND MRS. q. 2. THURS TON prepared to give
WI instructions PIANO and in Vocal AUsIe Les
given residence Of pupil. For terms, &c
inquire of Mr. t. Mrs. Aliens south Spruce street,
Road
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TuE GERMAN NorE IN TEXAS. The jefferson
lTcza.N NrH' says: " We have yet TO see The first
German who voted any hing else than the Democrat
ic ticket. New Braunlos, where the population are
al German, sends up her POS votes for Runnels aud
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st. Mary's Home.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NUMBER LIMITED To TWENTY FIVE.
MRS. WEBER has opened school in retired part of
vi the city, of Union and Spruce Streets castle
mans row.
Prof Prize has taken the French class.
TermS.-English bIsnrhes per Ses Of months, SIS 90
LATIN French, Spanish, Italian, and Ger.
man, each per mont 49,. -..-----.-.... , W
MusiC-PIanO, per session -............. 30 Oh
-
Drawing Painting. and Needle Ork-usual prices.
II Tuition IA aOle month in advance.
RFTERxr CRs-J. F, Pearl Supt- Nashville High School,
P. B. tOgZ, Prast. Of the Board Of Education.
Sept 1T.
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y the Heirs OF Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
1Cemou Hail, and Lieut.. James Tatum Of the RevolO
tonaTy War, will call the Office Ferguson Cox, NO. IA
Cedar street Nashville, Tennessee they will hear some
hing 10 .heiI advantage. lfsbl9-d&W9
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North Carolina ELECTIoN.-The Raleigh Stand
a.F publishes the official vote for Congressman in
the respective districts of that State. The follow
ing are the majortics of the Congressman elected
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TOBACCO CRoP.-The Dyers5urg Recorder says the
late heavy rains which have fallen in that region,
have beenOf serious damage to the tobacco crop and
1t is thought by many Of our farmers that it will in
the low lands fan at least one third short Of their
auticiDqti0us rreyi0us 10 the rains
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STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods.

y
Prints Ofevery Kind and new aud iresh
40 of Blssched Domestic Of every Wldn ana 9uatyj
10 Bales OF Brown and Bleached Cotton jeans
10 cases of Plaid Linseys OF all kinds; -. D.,
10 Of Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, CaslneIS anu DeIA-
shire Cassimeres;
&C of AllWOal side Stripe CassimeFes, supeFAne1
s g Plain and Printed Casinetts;
Cant01 Flannels brown and bleache0'
10 g Of American and English De Laines5
5 g of English aud m eTican MerinOs;
of French all wool MeFinOs;
ofTwiiled Persians cases Of De Bages5
of Black and COlOred Alpacas;
OfCobutgs;
5 CortOOns of all wool French De LANES;
90 Bales W hits and Red Pannels Of every quality;
cases Rl-wOO. CounterpanGs;
I Silk work Alpaeeas;
loco Ladies Robes Ofe kind and stwe think the best
assorted stock in the city perfect beauties, suTei
lOpieceS Black silks, all qualities;
100 silk Dress Patterns. In fact, have large stock
OF Ladies' DR. Goods any other house s city, al Of
which selected for this trade Also, viii offer
500 pieces White JscOnetts, all qualities; Gross barred
Musns, Swsses, Jaconet Edgng and InseTtings Linen
Cambria HaDdkeTchefs, Collars, UndersleeVes Rulings
and Dress Trimmings. Sewing Silk. sc. Also.
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bOUIS q I'D DuU6Ss
We will sell $50 cases Of Boots and Shoes;
% cases Of Negro Brogans-large sizes;
90 " Of Mud BOots-eXtra sizes;
25 " of Unbound and and BrOgans;
25 " Ladies Goat BOOs;
81 I" Calf and Kip Boots;
Is " Misses Goat Boots;
Is g Ladies Kid -
90 L" Boys and Youths Boots,
90 4" Men'sF Kip
90 Calf
10 " Calf Oxford Tie Shoes;
10 s. Strap
90 " Boys and Youths' Shoes.
20 " lS inch legs Extra Kip Boots;
10 % - - 9 Mud -
% super Ladies fine Kin and Goat Boots;
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SyFaars CAV NOW BIZ PUBUH AswD AT VERY sRsAT
- reeuc irns fn- mport'nr y, have Invoices " Ia
sua aes hat closing wi hout reTard
'" ''> '>'' - ., uHxHKs. Bv.awu,
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ION CIats fRnsB DUrCr BULBS Ar AUCTION
lVv yhs FAY ~ - John ,treet = our SEED store The cot
s-rru WORTHY aten Ion ~ The -ere Asscrsn~-t %
syscinihs tulips orocas ira, nsro ssus g. a.
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IL WILSON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81

IL WILSON. AUoTIoEInk .-MoRTAGIEs sALE OF
II. elegant rosewood parl.r library and bedroom furni
oak dining suit velvet carpets oil paintings large
sia.asph street. Between Trh and sIth svsnuss H VIII
SON win se Monday. Cot 70 at 10 O'Clock AT the above
residence tunder foreclosure of morgage) all the Gle
hcsure. and but short time In ns,tng ofPArors
superior vel carpets three masndt solid
wood sus covered Ia Grim and gnld satin o. the
oquAt brocade lades solid
and chsrs covered In crmSon sstn;
% aa mrs
s1pepfvy carved rosewood per sofa and side tables With
marble three costly rosewood ~teg' With marble
sdies' sewcod tables bronze and Clocks
elegant china with the mos chat. AMI expensive
sndsS PEE Isn1a q Ssds i'm a % .ys "S
tAxe; mAnol mirrors Ach heavy embroidered lAoe vim
corpoes; and eKtensive variety Of oil
sceDes marin. Vews scripnra pieces ao he w6cls 70 m
ing very tspg c,-cop; superior rosewood plan 1fore
ty made full solid pearl essaut In
" insrumss rosewood pano soo covered in s.a with
elegant cosEy enbrrdered lining rooan-Rish velvet
pct 10 good Srdor solid oak extension tAole all
pohnd the oesi bs top lane, tables mirrors
cold rosewood auit mcque pecsn TO i~hsr with all the
~ises champagnea unbl goblo
and mac rich china tea sets costly silver ware
A and service ssvrrs cake bassei cas- col
and ten forks liquor stand superior table cut
~ry 10 Cha bersf osly solid rosewood ana mahogany
co 1sedes TO Scs over % pure hair from
poun. order In e1cellen condit count~r
ingram carpets mirrors
chairs rockers sofas lounges couch bees hall ssrd,
and dining tables together large and desr able
Of basemept furpi;ure a., 40 with whc, the sale ill
sks px without regard W weather responsible
s attendance pack ship the ices going OF
DE civ a. rsssoaaSle charge pepor to the
VIZ Is. MIS- Attorney FIR mortgagee
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VIZ RSsPpCTruLLy INFORM rHs PUBLIC AND
frsnds q rhIp ssy.r prctss~c. q vccsl music hsA
Ne will srrve m xurope hs well and be reAdr resume
nstrusion the nr~t OF November Letters sddrs@a1
boz Iva Hos ooce WI rScevs promcs sHenncA