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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

Tnyrr OF RAILROAD IRos.-0fioers Thomas II.
sevucre and Edmund lockwood, Of the Thi-ssenta
wsrd, ahou. ore O'Clock yesterday morning detected
couple Of riyer thieves in the act Of ssezas tve'ys
bsy. Of railroad iron. on proceeding 20 arrest the
,oovss the latter made desperate Issistarcs, sna
wtre not csptursd until the officers rsv their r'volv
o.. xb;cb Nd the esured effect. The thieves were
looked Up by Justice Brennan. Ind the iT0a p'sO'd Ia
nh,rss Of the property c'ssk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
MORE RUFFIANfsM IN THE CETK.

bsorHER PoLlcENas MCRFRED --0ficer Polish,
Of the Thhteerth Precinct, who Was so shcckinely
bt ster ysseidsy nOruirg whiie attempting TO queli
disturbance in a Ws,Sirgton-strees drinking house,
oied las. right at the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
THE MINNESOTA ELECTION.

PRAIRIE DU CHIIS, Wis., Saturday, Dec. H. 1857.
st Paul dates Of the 18th ipst have been received
The csuvass Of the election had not been completed,
la. It was thought that the Democratic candidate for
Governor would be declared elected.
No election Of United States SenatOr had taken place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
PAYMENT IN ALABAMA.

SPECIE PAYMENT IN ALABAMA.
MOSTGOMERY, Ala, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1857.
The Alabama Legislature has legalizsd the bank
Suspension Of Gle payment until the 18th Of Nove
Der next.
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EARTHQUAKE.

CHAKLEsToy, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1857.
smart shock of earthquake WAS felt here about
o'clock this morning.
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hMAN OVER TIE GFNEsEE FALLS.

Nathan Ne wbslsr, door keeper Of tue lat Assem-
tlJ slipped or plank above the Geneses falls ahbut
soor to-csy, and vss carried over them. His b,1y
bee rot yet been iound. The bhege is nOs u.Oa b.
The pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Dec. ~, 1851.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania 81, 5ii Pennsylvania
Railroad, 80; Reading Railroad, @7.i Morris Canal,
46; Long Island Railroad, p.
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FIGHTING IN FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Saturday, Dec -, 1857.
Advices from Florida report ore battles between
TIE troop, the Indians. Capt. Parkhil had bsen
killed, ard several sociers wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
CANADIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION

TosonTo, CAN, Saturday, Dec. - 1851.
AT the Parliamentary elections, " ich have taken
place, five CONTINGENCIES hsve retained Ministerial
candidates.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ON KANSAS.

AUGUSTA, Ca, De, 30 1857.
The legislative Of South Carolina hs, Indefinitely
postponed all ts resolutions ard repots in reference
to Kansae.
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CHANGE IN THE GOvERNORsIIIp OF NOVA

HALIFAX, Friday, Dee. Is, 1857.
Sir Gaspeid LIE March ant promoted 10 the Cover
rcrt p Of hslts is 10 be succeeded here by the Fail
Of Moleiaye, who leaves England 10 January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

osr s;reess--a fs.s, agreeable s-ror. krs sdn.r
t,s very p--. ieprsro. sDt .esais s.2edshy dess
tr'ks ocJctt. ftJV.
Tie .udieIos ovstaowed AID sss Affective; the
scheme of givirE several such oOcoerts opssed sa'
sic:ously.
MADAME l., CR,seT'y BrSEFrr This esthnsble
s6y sni en- nert s,.s. takes her bsref. this evsoins
=. the Academy 0. Masic. Ra5tr, le Disbis is the
5leis sIIornoec in witch she sustSirs tee roles OF
Alice ard IssStlls. This lady hr. FOru'es md the
operstic force, spreG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
LEGALIZATION OF SUSPENSION OF SPECIE
PAYMENT

AUGUSTA. Ca Dec. 90, 1857.
The legislatures Of Georgia, South Carolina aud A.
abana have localized tbs suspension Of specie pay.
ment in those Sates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
ia
PORT OF NASHVILLE.

AaRlvHD-J G. Cline, Memphis; D. A Given,
Louisville John Gault do Danlith, Cincinnati Chat
tanoogn, Paducah; Rock City, do; Cuba, PaduGah.
DEPARFKD>-Cuba, Padueahi Commerce, ports
above; D. A. Given Louisville.
BOATs LEAvNG.-Fhis day the popular packet
Chattanooga, At u o'clock, for Paducah Capt Wm.
Ysatman her commander, is a favorite of the public
Of long standing his craft is light eommOdiOus and
comfortable.
FoR LoUIsvHLE.-Ths new, neat, eOmmOdiOus
and light drsught steamer John Gault, that cannot
Be tr passed for comfortable cabin, that has airy
ing capacities superior to any craft now aaoat, with
experienced and courteous officers leaves this day al
10 O'clock L. NJ. and will make regular ten day trips.
Steamer SalIie West left St. Louis for this port to-
day, and will leave on Thursday.
WArER.--The water has commenced to rs, at this
point some few inches and the prospect latteri lg
for a still further slight increase. Harpeth issr
and Sycamore have swollen SO as to make fee ssant
on Shoals, before the upper rise has reached that
point
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

DIED-At the residence Of his cousin, joseph Robb
Esq q this city after short Illness and in the 18th yea
o his age, CHARLES WATKINS late Of Sumner county.
This young man about one month since, removed from
Sumner county this city, Wh0re be has been clerk
the employment Of R. c. MsNairy & Co. He was truly
most sEsmP ary in bis habits and department. {
Anisbili,y # disposition and engaging manners made
friends Of all with whom he became Ianted, while
bis close attention to business secured the
his Employer he was the only son Of widowed moth.
or, 70 whom his death is psrcu aIlT eff citing as
bit year sUce she lost his older brother by drowning in
The Gu n0srla1d river in attempting to rescue negro from
9 watery grave.
YOuHg watkins was christian and member Of the
Presbyterian Church. his summons short but he WsE
prepared to obey What loss, has been bis gain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

or A sIerk of bad luck struck our presses
some four or five weeks since, ia the way OF break
ages, which has put US to very serious ineonven
ence besides the cost and loss Of paying for The m
The climax seemed to have been reached last
Thursday, when the lender Of our Hoe press
was accidentally broken. Tie accident seemed
irrepsrabls at first, without sending it to the man
rufsc,urers, at New York. Tie maohinists at the
Ns.hvflle N / Chattanooga R,ilrosd shop however
consented to undertake the JOB of repairing it,
and to our very great comfort, completed the re-
pairs il less than three days We mske para
graph Of the Circumstances, for the purpose Of pub
lc'v acknowledging their kindness and skill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
LORD GA ME ISLES p

THIS eeIebr'sd Jack will stand the present At the
stables Of J. W. Chairs, the Franklin and Columbia
Turnpike road, half mile nouh Of Spring HI, haury
county Tenn. aud will Jennetts s4u the insur
payable when the fact Is ascerianed the properly
transferred FfycHnts the groom IN advance. Pastur
age good blue per week, fed with grain
IS
DEsCRIFTIoN Lord Of the Isle is aek Jack, full -
nds ehes high OF extra doe appearance, deep crest
ORg round body ID weight long straight back brna
hips, hBe srched loh, org be4 fully shaved rump
lng heavy saaTeTs hns syle broad hoez With he Uruad
leg.
PEDGREEe Lord Of ths Isles sired By the celebrated
and unequHtrd imported cs, Old knight Er-auths dam
BY James Finley > Blue his grand dam Old Ann RJni,
lawned by DT Th1mas ofMaugy county. Team whose
praduc-is eqaa " an! in The Stste. Wal
liant attention Will be given 30 ~ JenneIIs
hm bot will not be liable accid Its escapes
Lord OF the ses and bis Jsnnes By special arrange
msnt will be under the supenendenee and managem Mt
KIlnes OF stock growers ThOs 6 GOOdFum ESQ.
CHAIRs, BELLAFAAT d JOHNSON,
maTehf3-lmiTjW6W. prng HiI Tenn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

A Coop OSE.-We heard to-day an incident which
illustrates the hypocrisy Of the freedom Kansas
shrfekers, better than anything which has turned
up. A young man who had made ms arrangement I
70 ioip a conDany bound for Kansas, began to be
alarmed at the stories about "mOre difficulties
which we supposed everybody knew were got up to
influence the Connecticut election-and concluded TO
4sbaek outs He was told there was no danger, and
advised to 90 to New York and consult an eminent
his fears Of personal safety sc. &c-and was adys-
ed to adhere to his arrangements, and not belize al
he sac IN the newspapers! "-Nsl0 HdUen Register.
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NASHVILLE:
TUESDAY MORNING, APuL 7, 1881.
+. oO1DWIATHrn.--sunday Rght v4stheo ldest nisAt /

Com W1ATHER.--sunday R'ghtw lsth ldest nigat
occurring in the month Of April with the memory Oi
ethe Oldest inhabitant Yesterday morning as la'e
as eight o'clock the thermometer indicated tempe
nature OF only % degrees above zero. This very
cold weather following the rain and sleet Of Sunday
renders it doubtful whether any run wan 'e WV
all must be swept away by the hard iTe'ze' Eary
vegetation must also have suffered severely anu isaIS
are entertained that early wheat has been seriously
iniursd Wheat that has begun to ''jOint has pro-
baby all been killed, Though it is hoped very little
has been $. far advanced the late dry weather not
being favorable to its growth. We fear the injury
to fruit and vegetables has been very great
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Superintendent will give
out tickets daily between the hours Of and TO- A. NJ
during next week, at the Hume Building, Spruce
street. Parents and Guardians will please observe
the above pupils will be admitted after next
week. By order of the Board Education.
march 27-dlOt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
Charleston market, April 2.

C0TToN-The sales of the week amount to 6; 6
bales. The range Of prices during the last two da
may be given rs follows: Ordinary to Good Ord =
nary, l2al34; Low to Strict Middling, I3}al33 ::
Good AIiddling, IA; Niddling Fair, 1T.
BACoN.-Hollers of this article continue very f. m
b It the OK is evident y accumlla beyond I e
existing demand, which, on account of the high
prices, appears to be entirely confined to the actual
wants of purchases. There have been no wholesale
transactions come to our knowledge and our quota
ions of l3al34 for ribbed and clear Sides, and 10
for Shoulders, apply principally small transactions
and ictly prime meat. Prices Of inferior and
old quality range lower
HANs.-We continue former quotations, and rath-
er duh sales for all at from lOIal5 for old and new
L,RD.-Tho scarcity Of the article continues to
command full prices of l4}al5 cents, the demand
being restricted to the retail trade.
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For Snln

I'M $500 ~ LAND, ,ituated thr-s o. f,,- -,
i.-,s 49, tae city bstwert c. b ann 49, 49,
5f,.ae Neads- one Tract OF sbort re- - 9I-'
b. ,old % - peosa waving IRON % D. scasrg. ~ ~
Tti.is . -, ~ "a ne ehlie a. may bssl s1it urr.5
In bIs -, 49, ne fehoai qaaily. vel la ssrsI - -
f,rsi0r ~ 49, ~ t-o9r o. har SrunFs AZ al t7-. y
10 lsasIb s1s y ,o, ,o - Cd Turnpike bar ME-
through the Tract 10 The Cur b-rl-f liHg psaanE
orsSIa 81 Q re aeng snd ogsouses ysuaS sr5iS
new nj =, 80, - go 'fohssd. AID long T-o- \.
pu chase. - --' i-'-f1iA iren data OF
ALsOr One other Tnst q shout ra5 ..-.. d..
ri, "a ~ ~ a We siiJ and about half mile i-. IN, ~
Ids q, - -. y nssry surrounded b. t--r-ft =
Lo-l'' ahl 70 sls1lVded into Los sant4if 80 .
yess lin , ,sssl y snysLsns s'-Husi
either or ootA Of TIE above rarf. - | s3atey ior
s.asSl wy pay lair e4uTaleat Tor hs rSli. ", l
maT47-dH - - lAniuN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07
AUCTION SALE
OF
GR0GBR 3d. gS.
BY
Morris 81 Stratton,

IN THURSDAY morning, April 9th 1857, at 10 o.
~ clOck wi at Auction In front Of our store on
Market Street, large and well selected stock Of
Wines. Liquors. &c, viz
100 hbds choice sar 500 bags fair to choice Rio
100 bbls MOlasses; Coffee;
100 half bbs Molassss; $50 packages MaekereI;
so boxes Cod Fish; 81 boxes Herring,
20 cases Sardines; GO boxes Fancy Candy;
50 coils Rope, ass'd sizes $50 dOL Painted Buckets;
10 terces Hiee; lI4 boxes Va. Tobacco, var-
90 COO Cigars, various brands; Gus brands;
100 boxes star Candies; 50 half boxes Star Candles
50 quaHer do $50 bxs TallOW do;
500 kegs Nails best brands 100 bbls Magnolia Whisky;
i0Obbs Whisky. brds Whisky various
20 bbls American Brandy; brands;
81 4 pipes do co. 10 bbis Gin;
100 boxes Bar Soap; 40 boxes GlaSs~are, asst'd
100 bbls Cider Vinegar.
With many other articles in tn Grocery Line.
mrh3l-m NORRIS & STRATTON.
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CHANGE OF NAnE.-The name Of the post Office at
ROan's Greek, Carroll county, Tennessee has been
changed from Roan's Greek to Clarksburg
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Childe Harold.

rFHls hoIo0Ehbrsd Racer VII SAKE ka Ftsoads 4,
Il sea-oa at ny anbles, n lsh sodh d Iaah-a -
vile, Tana. he has an disaaess fraa one to H
fur aiesand never lost beat rs Cells, fnrlai1a
astra have AeH ElaneFs on 81 tIrre Tne5 bre1
uks sl0es-siu a. NC Frs VhE ha. hefe ihry have
s"rs sah bited Chdo Harsld W. b. mpmtsd sovscis7,
oui or Nara West, Of he msst dsirEf fhei hrt q
mafes in An s-isA The San OF , ~ Fatu'
ADD otAet good sue. Tsrzsi 80 Per areer fafrruas
zoe had U.s.
N-la dfaaw p Atf--.F'fr.
hASfitlLLE GOAL COHPaNA -CllCE
TO rUgBSCRIiBEEkS OF 50 0Ch
A GAIL q on re oif'cA alaaef.1rd ~
a said Compsay ordered pgIass in 81 days frun th5
iu OF Fsbruary Payment b. ads a. sac haaE Of hs
On Vtrandah bad1g O. taF straot. By order Of
President and B0ard u Directors.
ausl-n y. ?. CARTER, Treasurer.
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FOR SIC On RENT

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, Summer street
"A South Nashville, near Dr. Wiuston's, continuing
good rooms exclusive Of kitchen servants and
bsuse. also stable and carriage house. Apply 20
mafQ5-tf TRANSPORT, MCWHIRTER & co.
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n The attention Of capitalists is directed to the
sale advertised by Hen. VIM. N. ChurOhwel in this
day's paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-07

DIscoyr1xUED.-The post Office at White Hall,
Sumner county, Tennessee, has been discontinued
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CHANCEIIY NAL.E-

oR and account Of the Ce'k and Master in the Of
i Marcus B. TOnsy by &c. paTte In the ChaEcey
a. Nashville, by virtue Of decree CATS, wl
THURSDAY, the q Of May next, the prem sell
public ssle Ten A. Land, stuSted In lower Edge
hed Davidson county Tennessee, the Viii es Creek
Turn tx, It will be laid 81 into Lots, plan Of which will
be publ bed before the day OF sale.
TIRES Twenty per eett cash balance in one ard
three form sa fAetOTy secured bea rg interest
and a lien tanned. A. v. 8. Lindsey.
Z. K G AsCrCK AuctoneeF, (apTi.3-
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West Nashville!
McNAIRY'S, KIREMANS, AND HYNES' ADDITIONS.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL l4TH, inst On the premises, we
~ will sell 10 the highest bidder, about 50 beautiful
Bu lding Lots m West Ma hvile, as follows
No. 30 Of Broad and McNAiry desirable
location fCFs produce and family Nos a.
50 S. aud g. r nng each 100 Broad street. "a
wide As1 lo2 and 04 very handsome residence block.
OF McNR and McGsV streets Also, upwards
30 desirable lots GmRdy, MeGaVoek, AeNsiry Denum
brHne and Locust streets
II the above Lets do not supply the demand. will OF
or 10 most desirable Lots in HyLes beautiful addition
Carroll Gay and KnOWls streets
great many beautiful, and We may say, magnificent
dwellings have been erected in the REt few years.
Nashville is fayOnte point with and have found it
impossible keep pace with ts rapid mprov
first purchase Of Lots made in West Nahve in 1853,
which sid 10 few weeks IL profit Of per
We sold otthree times In less Than years
each time OF 20 per II Nashville continues
10 improve Tor the five years has for the last Eve
confidently predict That Lots Broad street., West Nash
yle valued al $40 ahd $50 per foot, will readily
mand FROM $50 10 SlOB per foot
TERHa-I and years credit, fer notss bearing interest,"
we'll secured, &c sale 10 begin with Lot No. 30, Of
Bread and McNHiTy.
II ? Omnbusses ard COLLATION. as usual.
D. rEIGg, Auctioneer. J l.. q K. W. BROWN.
II Should weather BE- Indictment to sell on Tues
day the I4h inst the sale will be postponed Friday the
18th instant. IPprI2-;d. .
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Pref Woods hair RestOrntive.-This woa-
deruI prsBaraoB is having extensive parts OF
Union. Ills Of The few patent medicines which
sold country, that really what heir iHVeR
eaia for them Wherever It has had fair trial, the
FeIiu precisely Wood predicts. Il never
failed tie white hair back he color where
hS dirseisnS strictly followed and numerous
has restored the hair upon heads been bad
ysaFs. uls not pretended thAt will hair grow
In every cass where fails CO ainy no remedy
The rsGtor10a OF the hair been shsutsd in 90 mauy Ia
stances the utterly hopeless that il is
certainly worth while for all VIE have lost their hair 10
experiment Of using bottle Of Woods Rosiora
uVs.-NsliHs HSykHsH.
HOIIOWaY's Pills and OIntment,-PrEJU
B1CI VANsuHEB-The dispsRsIres and hospitals Rurp
are asW regularly supplied with these romsdis1 They are
admitted 70 indispensable disease Of exterior ipteru
zsnts asa iho sseEeGiVS organs.
= sold al she manufactures No 50 Maiden Lane New
Tork, sHd No. 9 strand London sRd By all druisis Al
-, 0Ko. and q per bos OF POI
FACTS FOR PARBSTS.
hssRly way TO 5afe and overcome disease Is o. begin
have been treated for great variety Of dusa,es vhsr
worms have been The sole occasion n the illness r.
FshnsEssks celebrated VornuEs IL the midsIt and n OFT
sEsegRaI remedy for IhlI disease.
MEsuEs B. A. FAHHEs1 ocE & Co:
GRHrLHMuT-Oh SaIurrty last. I gave a vial Of r A
FuhnestoCka FermuEs my three years od and 10
tks OF the day he passed large number II
WOrmI. should think there we're several lhOstand Of
hen. Il has nProNei bis hea 81 very muen. lcuH
mond 6 the public - the best medicine for aNpsIn
Wormt that know Of. CHkialtANA Coles,
mTA5-tm. IS Broad street
, soid wholesale and retail - all the principal DRUG
giss nd SoEntF merchant throUEAo the UAFeG SAFES
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
Ed FIFE I'D,

~ H ~ n h Il H IA ~
ON THURSDAY, the 9th OF April next, on the premises
~ viii sell the following Building Los all Of which are
well worth she attention OF buyers.
Remember property and around Nahvi e advancing
rapidly and no who delays buying this year will have
pay large advance hereafter. The Lots shall offer
ON WATSON STREET-sir bssutinl Lots, opposite th e
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each 50 feet and
enclosed with best cedar picket fence that be made
on RUSSELL STREET-ln HOuston's Audubon, Lots %,
30 3d. a. and IS (at the of Oak) These Lots
feet and 40 feet deep Also Lot No Il Wood
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with plank
on FATHERLAND sTRRET-LOt 70, II, 70 and 20 in
ON FATHERLASD sTREEr-LOts Nos. 5, 6, :, 6, ., and
on RUssELL sTREET-LOta Nos. H. Is 10, in zoIli-
on WOODLAND sTREET-Xos 10 90, 81, %, % and q
in 6oods Addition, immediately opposite the neat buildings
now ing erected by MessTs Hicks, DaTden and Morgan
These LOS shall braE thing could say about
ON THE GALLATIY PIKB-LoiS ss &, g, 9, Il, 70 sad
I3 in Fosters Addition. "
Lots Nos and in BlOod's Addition.
That handsome Let adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash
irgSon 100 eeI front and running back $40 feet to
That hsnd,ome adjoining the residence Of Mr. Ls,eur
fronting 100 feet on tbs turnpike and running back 90 feet
anaey.
Two Lots the Turnpike in shsbys Addition
TERMS-Thcse Lots will be sOd on credit Of one two
three years for bearing interest satisfactorily
doTsed aud lea retained Sale positive omnibqses as
&. Il. GLlsoooE, Aue'iouoer.
? Also, Lots 100 and IOl in Shelby's Addition, Wood
land street adjoining theold residence. Lmsr29-td
PIBIIC SALE or Mos VALUABLE. CITY
PROPERTY.
ON MONDAY, tho I3.h 81 April next, the premises,
will se Elk very valuable Lots Broad street, Ihs
corner Of Summer.
Lot the Northeast Of Broad street, fronting
% feet on Broad and $50 feet Summer street,
Also four other Lots Broad street. adOn the above,
fronting feet Broad and running back 100
10 foot alley, belonging exclusively the above prop
eTty.
Also Lot the South OF Broad street, front
ing feet Broad street and $40 Summer with 20
foot alley ia the aud within IS Of the Southern Kali
road Depot. This Lot is FRER SOIL.
All this property eigDly situated for business, be-
RsrUHd Depot and the Wharf, sod tbs opy street
Of good width In the city.
These will become prominent business stands Come
and for ourselves.
Terms--l and years credit for Rstes satisfactorily
cured. bearing interest ard lien retained Sale at II
e'cO-k, a. NJ, A, V. S, LlNDSLBH.
Z, K, GA Geek, Auct onser, mAT29--tds
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NOR and on account Of James Maury, Commissioner in
il The Of n K. Perkins and Martha his wife, VIM. s.
keid sally c. his vile, Abram MauTy Septna MauTy,
and Ferdinand g. MauTy, Law Of Mary & T. MauTy,
deceased, By virtue Of decree Of the Chancey Count a.
Nashville, in said will sell al Puoc sale on The
premises NEDN X the 29h dag Of April, about 90
Lots Nashville, front Of the Water Works,
ocular escPon Of witch will appear in hand bills, 20 be
issued before day OF sale.
TEEMsA cedt Of one, two and three years, for Botes
satisfactorily secured bearing ntsTestand lien retained.
a. V ). LISDSLEY, 3S College street.
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