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Dk2wOLUT1ON.
eeNHR 90 pastnsrship hssetofoss existing bstvsss
i the Subscribers, under tbs name and Arn u
mutual cooseat Riehasd AsrshAll will continue
In the bssiasss, and sign the name Of the frn In
liqsidation. ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
Keoknk, March 30, lsS7-sps-dAw
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lCKXN 6ssass, TSsss WrltsIs q America, "a
aped OGDEN, bROWNkLL co.
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UNCLE TOAPS CABIN.

In rehearsal "The knight Of Arvee, and Ire
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On ID st.. assr Iisklsn L.sas' Banking House.
j. LIVINGSTON kTkYKIR, Of St. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
A IL descriptions Of Real Estate bought and sold
"A in this city and throughout the state Of lows
and the Northwest.
Money invested, and Tar - paid for non rssiAsats
Careful attention given TO ssnssy Aneisg asd az
All Not.rial business promptly tr.nSlsssd.
RxYBR NJ PERMISSION 70
Asssrs. Perd, Gerhan : Ford, Banksrs, Kseluk;
o...,.. SSh.pin : v L. -. I"
aos. ,ssos Isssl. IT,. ssaeAasi. County. n. r..
Non. c Ss assS;..r, s.Aoa.ri. o.ss.y s..l;
a.v; WINS 4. 9ornaa. y. Paul, Ais.:soss;
1.ssrs. 1.Ksbia East.r.ea, Bankers, St. Paul
yss. 9. 7. Psig:. csa.. ci.y Bank, Albany, N: T.;
Hon H D.s e 3 p Dickinson. Binea..'en, :"
WIN. \. Osborne, Baak Of /"
Hoa. xadsak Pratt. Pratisvills,
Hon. Schuyler Cel5.., South Bend, Ind.
Hon. Asb's smith, Alton, Ills.
Cherry Valley Bask, Otseso county, N. Y.
mehl7d
The Drama % the EarsH.
A N extraordinary Dramatic conposition, BY Js-
IA rons Kidaer. II IL book mot only for the
simss, but for al time. presents tbs chief In
sidsnts that havs tSanspirsd since the creation of
the world to the present time.
The Temptation and Fall o. Man.
The Advent and Temptation Of Christ.
The CruciAxion. Yor sale q
CLARKE'S
.prsA Lissrsry Depot, near Post oass.
rem SALE.
on ACRES Of laad adjoining the town Of Mel.
CO rose, being partly ID good timber, and PARTLY
| sndsr cultivation.
This trsss Of land 10 half mile from the y. d.
=. r., aboss 10 miles from the city Of Ksekak.
and Il believed to contain valuable mineral.
Apply for particular 81 asliowsy's Bakery In
sinpsen's Block, between oth and 9Th, Johnson
street. Apr<dlm.
DRITTANIA WARE
~ hyperion quality and elegant pattern, ssch -
~ co6ss pots, tea pets, pitchers. tee sets, err
boilers. Cd ,, sugar bowls castors, lamps, -. g.
~ tbs sign u Bfoad- axe
apr4d TlLLIN0HAST. LANE BULL
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One Fun Cdsh--bdidnce in One, Tul
Three aud -Four Y~1rs

y. M. GOOD,
FoRW ARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DIS MoISEs, IOWA.
"AREaOUSE on I'd and Elm streets. near the
w stoainboat landing. Gaprl4- d6ms
CHECK LOST.
I 0sT, yesterday, (April i4th.) y check drawn by
IL BNs Mackintire on Deming a Love, payable
to Us, for sl6b. Payment on the same has been
stopped. BERNARD, NAUDAIN 4 co.
heohuk April is, 1857 -u3t
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0k1TTANlA WARE
superior qaaiity and elegant pattern. ssch u
~ co6ss pots, tea pets, pitchers. tee sets, Ell
boilers. CD sugar bowls, castors. lamps, -. g
~ the sign u Broad-axe
apr4d TlLLIN0HAsT, LANE BUIL.
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p.D. Fosters
N E w q @ O D S
FOR THE
SPRING & SUMMER OF 1857
ARE NOW oPENi

I AIDES and Gentlemen can now nnd beautifu
IL Stock Ut Goods ~ select from. The styles VI
ried to suit every taste. The qualities we'll ~
sorted, and the prices low the same goods chi
be bought in the Mississippi Valley.
keokuk April l3-dkw
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For Sale,
t>OR few days only. one share, or 10 lots In tn
L central part Of Meirose. Inquire Of
mehiSd SAMPLE h RANKIN.
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McGAVOCK.

4 " MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next, will make the
second sale Of Lots in this truly beautiful addition. The
PopuetUrs Of McGavock saIug pains OreXpense in
their effort add all they the very great natural at
fractions Of these grounds and indulge hope that they
will not fail short Of the most interesting and delightful
places for Private Residences be found adjacent Nash
willie any city 10 the Union.
ne stree are all being well graded and McAdamised
the grounds cleared OF stumps bushes &C. aud the trees
topped and trimmed should be pleased TO have ci
gems, ladies well gentlemen, grounds examine
and Judge for themselves
The Lots be sold the 18th Of May front the Buena
Via Turnpike Fillmore Avenue. SeOyel street, and
Ophela and Wem0re Avenues both OF which 100 feet
wide, adorned with native Forest trees.
Pss Of The Lots will be al any time furnished TO any one
who VIII call al Office
TERMS SALE-is ., aud years credit for notes bear
Ing interest," payable Bank, the tive first satisfactorily
cured, and lien retained. sale II O'Clock, A. n. On
nibuE usual. A. v. S. LlNDSLEY.
Z. K. GLAsCOCK. Auct0ner. Iaptl9-d
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
E1nIl SILL

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles 10 the
Il Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ P. Walker re-
sded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
stsd, and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated the Galatin turnpike and is nerseced BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is enough to
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the ciy has as fine sprDga
there in the State and is susceptible of divisions INTO
several lots each OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rarovd am
thorised to sell the entire Tract in body IN parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedent. shall be
the place during the first and second weeks of NOvem-
Der neE and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale Of all any OF the above named and per-
sona properly IN me mean tne any person desiring 70
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her John Taylor or Mathew Allen on the place
addressed to me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
sept24-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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For Sale.

OP0 ACRES OF LAND, situated three or four miles
ZDU NUr h-essl Ohe Cy, between ode Gaatn add Porer
Turnpike Roads One Tract OF about l55 aces has bern
s1BdI ded n pieces vay ug rom 10 10 .O0CrsS aud VIII
be sold lots the Whole may best suit purchasers
InIs or superior Land, entirely free from rocks
lis so deep Huu OF tue Cbr uuay mber-' and set
in blue grass, has mber Of foe Springs al all times at
abundant uppv Of The puoest water From the
GHa.ta road 3, reached 10y good Turnpike half mile
in l5ua o. and road now ia Of build hg passing
through Tract the Cumbs Iaud River On Inc Farm
Is .8nIe dwelling and oIt-nOusrs- young apple
CUard trees, peach orchard, and long range OF
ra fence The place the
road Tsuns-I and years, wh interest from date Of
pu. Cuase.
ALSO One other Tract OF about JOS acres, three N es
rr:. s5~lvi aud about half mile from The GAL
ldln road lBis tract ls nearly
roads, and is subdyided into Lots uiug 2j
and ueseC ed by convenient Tems-I aud
years. win interest. Pc session Immediately for
BON above Tracts Land, provided pUr
chaser will paw equivalent for the growing crops and
SOCK included. JOHN d. WINSTON,
.rg--dt- 9JCberry street.
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SIOO Reward.

PURCHASED negro man by The name Of HENRT a
i time IN September l7st MI John Thompson
OF this .hbOThOOd- carried TO TensaW Parrish,
La Tod sold % ar. daTis Of that Parish. Since 49,
which BOY depy made escape. We suppose he
will ether Try maze bis back This County
Ste Beis ABOUT 40 year solo rather black
plexioD, feel uches high, very intelligent weighs
abou. 6j lbs mas ratber mpedmen mis- speech Wnen
ue %. is QUick actIve, sm hands and feet
wears No. Shoes. U0dersIand since he OF, he
very well. BE is good Black Smith. We will give
:OpOve reward for apprehension and safe eOnhne
men Gntil we gel MIN, Address
J. W. DABBS, Nashville, Tenn.
nOv29-tf. P. Fl. MILLER, Waterproof, La
R Louisville OurRaI copy to the amount Of IS send
To
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OR and Of James p. MauTy, COmmssiOne in
II the Of n +. Perkins and Martha his wife, VIM s.
Reid and sally c. his wife BRAN Maury, Sepma MsUTy,
and Ferdinand c. Mauy heir, Law Of Mary E. T. haUry,
deceased, by virtue Of decree Of the Chaneey Court al
Nashville, in said cause, will sell public sale, the
premises Thu SDAY the 2lst day OF May about Thirty
Lots in Nashville in front Of the Water Works par
tcuar description Of which will appear in haRdbls to be
Issued before day Of sale.
TEEMEA credit one, and three years, for
sctoTiy secured, bearing uterestanda lien retained
A. V S. LINDSLEY, 80 College street.
4. r GLAzCoCK. AuclioneeF. IspI2g-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

pursuance OF m0rage executed to the 25th dav
August l-52 by James A. Deey, President Of the ALI
F0Tfa Manufacturing company. in the county OF Fransn,
the OF Tennessee by Robert h. Deey, the Secrety
OF that company, aua boy William B. Deery, the Treasurer
OF that company. (Which mortgage duly authenLca ed
aud recorded aecorduC 20 aW) shall, FRIDAY, TH
EtGHIH OF MAY NEXT, il air between the hours OF 10
F7d r. A. Me- tutt NOT then fair, between the hours
the fair day thereafter, proceed sell public
the premises. The best prce that be gotten
all the premises, estate real and personal franchises and
properly and all right, benefit, aud rquy OF redemption
which said Deers conveyed by The mortgage aforesaid
the plyment OF Cern bonds and coupons which
main unsltIslgd. W. NJ. CHURCHWELL,
Fp.--dTm. Trustee,
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EEarsbaI's Sale.


as.
Steamboat DR.. Robertson and owners.
the above and other Of libel against the
steamboat Robertson its tackle and furniture, pend
ing district Court the United states a. Nashville,
by process directed frsm said Court
under special Oruer all persons general who have or pre-
tend 30 have any ght, ue in the id stram
boat Jackie furniture, hereby required 70 he and
appear before the Judge of the Dstrc Court OF The United
States al Nashville Mondgy the for IN day OF May next
uba court day, else the court day following al
ten o'clock Do the forenoon, there 20 unto said libel
lGus ia cause of libel ~ civil and maritime, and fur
theT 90 do and receive in behalf 10 justice shall ap
pertain
And lu the same causes under similar special order will
OuSaIurdGy The @5i OF May board said
the wharf az Nashville proceed TO sell the SAID boa
is tackle and urniaTs, The following terms: purcha
will be required 10 pay thousand dollars cash aud
bond with good security equal insla meuis
residue twelve eighteen and weuIy-ouT months.
]. d. GLE ENTS. :. Marshall
ap l4-d&twtd for the Middle District OF tennessee.
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WOODS ADDITION TO NASHVILLE.

n TUESDAY, THE 5TH OF MAY NEXT, we will sell
~ the PREMISE public sale, Twenty-SIx Beauuu
Build ug LOIS. These Lots front College and Cherry
each and back 1866 feet 6 feet ALLEYS
entirely surrounded by and alleys. The To-
of these Lots OF the eligible In the vicinity
OF Nashville msndng Of the finest views Of the
CAPITOL city any yet been offered to the
public They are situated 10 thriving neighbOThOOd, being
but short distance beyond the Horticultural Gardens. Soil
excellent and egards healthy location unsurpassed. To
the mechanic ADD man small means THIS presents induce
ment for investment Ear superior TO Yet offered They
need only examination 70 be appreciated Go and see
yourselves before the day sale, deter
SELL and give I guarantee that there shall be
ybiddng They for sale, and will certainly be dis
posed oT0n the above nameI day.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one two and three years.
without interest securely the first only, and lien
retsinsd OmnIOuses and collation. as usual.
anT-6-dtd Z. r. GLASCOCK, Real Estate Ag't.
IrUSTPgN z N q TT.-1'he above sale has been post
0uet I'd FRIDAY NEXT, the sJh instant
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.
500 Reward,

THOMAS STEWART escaped ON the Tennessee Peni-
tentary on the 2slh day Of April and is large.
said stewart was convicted Of arceucy in the ceunty of
Shelby, the 18th Of july He is IS wears Of
weighs I52 pounds, five etsix and II inch birb bas
black Ia y and clOe Bile ewes and r skin
He black Jeans pants checked shirt with plaited
bosom, blue plush cap, but repr en- himself
having been bern Vermont, il is Dossbs tbs he
may be detected by the proyncalsm New Eus He
Is bold fellow and es ped from III MEour ilentiary
but short time before his conviction in fIemDbis
will pay reward Of One Hundred ars Tor ne sIve
Of said Stewart at tie Tennessee Penitenarv or Fl n
ars for his Judgement in Jail this that can get
him. RICHARD WHITE
apr3O-tf. Agent Tennessee Peni,enfisry
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More New GOOdS.
VIM. Simmons.

Drane Hale, Cincinnati; Graft Bennett & Co Pitts
burg Creme Breed & Co Cincinnati; G. Ihmsen & Co.,
Pittsburgh Barrett Cncnnat; Smith, Guthrie & Co,
La. McComas, Cine matt; Houssman q smith, ST.
Louis and Merchants Of Nash Vile generally.
SOrders handed for Psburg, Cincinnati. Louisville
or St. Louis manufactured articles will promptly des-
IfabIC
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MAGNIFICENT ARKANSAS FARM FOR

ME offer for sale very superior tract Of 1850 acres Of
w Land the Mississippi river in Mississippi county,
ArkIT as mile below the Of OsceOa. 50 Of
the land high sjate Of cultivation, and 50 Of
timber teIdened. The tract entirely above overflow by
Of evee and drained by h8yOus natural bitches
We will sell great bargain for half sh in this valuable
Farm, the pCe ask, inform ed, lie far below
fle price Of landsof equal value. Mr. B. B. Hard
ing living adjoining plantation, will take pleasure in
showing Farm to ali VINO wish examine. For terms,
&c. address J. l.. 4 X. W. BROWN,
apr30-dtw6zWIm. 44Jz Cherry See, Nashville, Tenn.
II ? Daily, ITi-Weeky, and Weekly Memphis appeal
mnnLL. and LnL Earl account 20 this once.
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Frederick Bier,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudOlton, saxony, has Ia
" ken Office at No. 10, Front street near Clark and Of
his the citizens Of Nashville the relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Serofula in is
forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd Dr0psy. BIS
experience and practices in regard % these and similar d
eases enable him guarantees perise
cure II treated or takes in time.
For sale above, very superior article or StotlCA
Bftters Of his own vsn0n and manufacture, tOge1sr
with a variety Of other medicines tieof-B
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IMFORMATION WANTED.

October ls4O, left Nashville to go Virginia.
pectiug return there aer while. then placed in
the OF NJ Samuel Seay Trunks, containing sundry
books, papers, and letters 10 relation 70 the Business Of
Dickinson Shrewsbury and Dickinson, Armstrong, & Co..
&c, sc.
also left with Harris Austin large Box containing
mans Saddle (neW), together with two thres old
Saddles, Brdles, DC.
also ie 10 ne care Of Mr.. George Brown, four other
Trunks, cOnaiDOg clothing and articles had used
in my room, together will some pagers, &C
These books and papers deemed important and
hPVe eelOOTe scot agents 10 Nashville 10 hunt them up
and could hear d0hng OF bem only that the
which OF tue Trunks mad been poi had been taken
down emOved. Hoping shat these Trunks and con-
tents ere 10 Tue OF some person about Nashville
tina, nCrms 200 may be bad their Whereabou
this especulyPsA and all In Nashville examine
their cd see Il aOy Trunks. Books or Papers, OF
any part thereof herein described be found or any
information thereof, be obtained &c a liberal reward
will paid BY delivering Mr. Merritt s. Pitcher
who will he reward and attend the business for me-
WIN. DICKINSON,
mar23-d3m KanaWha, SaIines, Va.
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NOW ISTHET INIEI

ITO purchase that valuable Store House Market street,
corner Clark present occupied by Fl. s. French
Son. The L. fronts ~ feet Murketaud les Clark
Evey knows that il of the prominent whole
sale grocery and produce stands in the city. Il will be sold
most liberal terms. For further particulars call on
apr9g-tf. A V. S. LINDSEY.
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stopping q oOuthhp0n Dom gong aud TeInTnng they
offer passengers proceeding TO London and HaVTs advantages
any other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Main saloon, 40 dollars; First Cabin Lower SalOoR
ITO dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pas through the Pest Of
Zee.
No bills oflading win be signed parcels Fsesivsd the
day OF sailing,
In experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply e
G. H. SAND, II South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKBN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKBY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. ISBLIN, Havre. lfebll-lOm.
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IUPORTAFT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH-MAKERS.
q 20.

HAVE received direct from Europe = large supply Of
Watch MAI srs' Tools and Materials, which will sell
twenty-five per cent below New Kork prices. Materials
cent 10 any part the county BY mall Likewise, large
assortment Of Click Materials Having engaged The services
of experienced Workmen for the repairing Of Watches
JeWery Cloak &c, he entire satisfaction TO
CITY and Country Trade. N. G. BRUCE,
Wholesale DeaeT in Watches, JeWery, Clocks, Fancy
goods, SC, II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
q
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Postponulent.

FTVHE Ie or by Court in The causes has
been pOspoued by ,be consent Of parties decree
Of the Court 10 the Tweny Third day Of May instant
have been ate ed require
chaser 10 pay thousand dollars in cash instead
thousand doiars, as above. J. b. CLEMENTS,
msvj-d&twtd. u. S. Marshal Mid, Dist. Tenu,
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RgNEING TINE BEEW ZEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets 70 Wash.
inslou can be procured to which point as well as 10
Baltimore II is the Shortest most direct ard II every re-
spect the reliable route. Il is tns Only routs BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 10 New York are enabled
to reach tbe cites OF Baltimore Philadelphia aud New
York al the cost OF Ticket 10 New YORK only thus an
sbue Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or noT-
nation 10 visit four OF The principal eesn The Union for
less cosl than can be afforded bY any other route.
Aud i is lbe only route By which Through Tickets can
es had 10 Richmond Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah Macon Al.
Ianta Augusta, Berkeley Springs auu Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland Fiv0r
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis Ind, make direct connection g.
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
Ing whence close With the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad made 10 Washington City, Baltimore Phila.
dsphis and New YOrk.
phs transferred al Caro- TO the Of the illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A NJ $50 P. n and
lap. n.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this
the only route a1rdng Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities at the charged by other routes HsO
York OnLy il is also The Shsrss most speedy and direct
to al the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus TO Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about loo
miles shorter to New York. than BY any other route There
sre ess changes Of by this rOule and consequently
less detention, than BY any other.
~ The road is ballaSted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust,
For further information, please sPpy to D. @. RUMsET,
Agent, Nashville, Teun.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
tbs o. g. Mail steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Cdiee, Main street. WIN. s. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. 0. R. r.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent
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SALES TO COME.
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED GE File Id.

IN THURSDAY, the 18Th OfMay next, on the premises
- VIII sell The following Building Lois, ell Of which are
well worth The attention Of buyeTs.
Remember property ia and around Nashville B advancing
most rapidly and he who delays buying this will have
20 pay alage advance hereafter The Lots shall oneT are
as follows
ON WATSON sTREET-SiI beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence OF Mr. Buck, fronting each 50 feet and running
back 1872 feet a alley These tho Lots that
enclosed with cedar picket fence that
on RUSSELL STREET-lH HOuston's addition, Lots %,
30, 81, D. "a, and IS, the Of Oa These
are 50 feet Ons and 40 feet deep Also Lot No IL Wood
land street, this Addition surrounded with new plank
fence.
on FATHERLAND sTREET-Lot 70, II, 70 and 70 in
BlOOd's Addition
on FATHERLAND sTREET-Lots Nos. 5, G, 10 and
10 In BOod's addition.
ON RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos. IA, Is and g. in Zol-
Golfers Addition.
on WOODLAND sTREET-Nos. IS, 90, q, %, % and "a
IN bloods Addition Immediately opposite The buildings
These Los shall bTag on, anything could say about
lhem would fall far short Of the truth.
On THE GALLATIN PlKE-LOts nos. g. 6, 8, II, 70 and
l3in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos and in BlOOd's Addition.
mat handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash
ngon 100 eet front aud running back $40 feet 10 street
with a street the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining residence Leseur,
ironing 100 teeton the Turnpike and running back 90 feet
tOan alley.
Two han dsome Lots the Turnpike in Shsbys Addition,
being y s 1875 and 1876.
TERMS-Ihese Lots will be sold credit Of one, two
and three years. for bearing interest," satisfactorily
oorsed and lien retained Sale positive Omnib1ses as
usual A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
Z. R. GLAscOCK, Auclioneer.
Also, Lois 100 and IOI in Shelby's Addition, Wood
land street, adjoining the old residence ImaT99-td
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Rags! Rags!!

WILL pay cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags,
delivered my Rag Store the Norheast Of The
Square. WOOlen and SILK Rags are not wanted.
deG25-u VS.. WHITMAN.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For Gernlan POM.
VIEW YORK. BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL sTKAlERs.

TTNHB ships comprising this line are WASH -
i INGTON, Capt.. T. Cavsndy HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea-
merI stop at southampton, boh going and ret1rninT
PROPOSED pATKs o. aaTLTre-Ig57