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THE MCNAIRY LAND, 81
On Browns Creek and Franklin Turnpike
Road, For Sale.

ON THURSDAY the l6sh day Of epember next will offer
for sale to the highest bidder the premises, about 100
Of that splendid tract of land belonging to the estate Of
NATHANIEL MCNAIRY, deceased fronting both the Frank
lin Turnpike Roads about three miles from Nashville adjoining
the lands Of John Thompson, Joseph Vau G. D. Cante Iho
Platter and others These lands have been divided into lots vary
ing in size from eight TO fifteen each About one third OF
the land heavily mbered with beautiful forest treee bal
cleared and in high state OF cuvaOnhe whole is under
good fence and supplied with good supply Of never falling
water.
In point fertility these lands will compare avOraby with
the best lands in Middle Tennessee-hey lie WE'LL have dark
soi-mbered with Sugar tree Walnut Poplar, Ash Wild
Cherry, Hickory, BOx-elder, and Black Locust
To persons wishing choice places good neghborhOod near
Nashville, this sale will offer the greatest Inducements
There three beautiful building sites fronting on the middle
Franklin turnpike road, three splendid Sites covered with
from turnpike the Oher These lands Of richest
quality, and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands near the
city should attend this sale without fall for these are amongst
the handsomest and best lands in the State.
TNsA credit Of l. and years, without interest," Will he
given; notes payable in Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining len the PAYMENT and dis
count OF 10 per cent made for cash payments
ALSO
At the time place viii sold the entire Stock Of F.
n McNa consisting Of valuable Brood Mares nine very fine
trottng Colts sired by the Washington six Canadian
Colts pair Of superior harness Horses 80 head Of Cattle in
GLIDING several good Mich Cows 100 head Of Hogs lot Of
Sheep 500 barrels Corn good Hay Oats and Fodder
Farming Utensils; Buggy, Hunting Wagon and sets OF
Harness, &c.
Terms Of peshable property made known on day OF sale
Persons wishing to any Of the above property viii
please call T. N McNaiy Esq the premises, who will
take pleasure in showing the same, DIT.
Sale ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ. COLLATION. usual
NANCE WOODWARD, Agents
+. r. GLAsCOCK, Land Auctioneer.
Capt HAMMER, Stock Auctioneer. aug5-d,
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Bayle5s Historical Dictionary. vols ioiO
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Beauties Of England and wales. . vos
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CIarend0n's Rebellion. vols folio
Burnett's History Of the Reformation.
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Father Paul's History Of the. Couneii
Trent. vol, folio.
Sir william TemPle's Works. avOls, oIlo
Henry FieldinEss Works. 4voIs., sto
SmOIIetf,s works. 6vols., svs.
Swift's Works. a vols.
BiehaFdsOn's Works. 70 vols.
Memoirs Of the Celebrated Persons Coln-
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Don GuixOte. VOL, folio; l652.
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Archbishop TeIlOtsOn's Works. 3vOls.. fslis-
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Nautilus on Population. 3vols.
AriOstO's Orlando FuriOso. 5vols.
Montesqueiu's SPfFif Of Laws. g rolL
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Leland's DemOsthenes- 9vOb
Mad. de StaeIs French ReVOIuti0n. vols.
John Adams Defense Of the American Gem
Huge GFOtius On the Truth OF the Chrisffnn
Religion. 1 vol.
Calnaers Dictionary of the Bible. 5vOh., a..
calf
MiltOnss Prose Works. vols, folio.
Milton the Law Of Divorce. Ivol, isIis.
Ricardo on the Currency $40.
AlmOn's AneedOtes-BOsraphsni, Literary, ana PsE'-
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Sir Charles Grandson. vols. calf
Clarissa HarIOyve svo.i calf
Lady Mary BOrtIeY mOntRgne-Her WORKS.
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PIinie's Natural History. vol, folio.
CamerOn's Baths Of the HomaRS. vol, soii5i
plates
mitEOrd's History Of Greece. 5 vOls, 4to.i sail,
| wraxall's France. 3vols. 4to.; calf
/ StaekhOuse's History Of the Bible. vob
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/ BELLS Pantheon. vol, 4tO.s plates.
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The citizens of Frankfort celebrated the compile
ton fthe Atlantic cable on Thursday night last.
The city being low in funds the City Marshall was
sent to arrest the Weathiest Of the eeebratOrs and
have them brought before The County Judge for a
riot We hope our sister city may replenish her
exhausted revenues from the fines, for we are told
by the Yeomaa that she once engaged in the retal>
ing of whisky and sugar and now keeps billiard
table with view to relieve herself from debt.
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The Telegraph Celebration.

At "a meeting on yesterday afternoon, of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements, it was resolved that the
Committee appointed to raise funds be requested to
commence at once the performance Of the work as
signed them. That the citizens may know who form
that Committee, their names are given below. The
Committee earnestly request, that, nasmuoh as ex-
tensive preparations going forward in other
cities for this great national fte, our people will
contribute literally when they are called upon.
n S. BROWN, Chm'n
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA

TTXHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
institution will begin N the first MONDAY IN NOVEM-
Der next with Introductory Lecture by Prof JONES
Emeritus Prof Of AnatOmy-G. NJ. NEWTON, MD.
Anatomy-H. F. CAMPBELL, MD. ar...-.....
Surgery-L. A. DUGAS, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-J0S. JONES, MD.
Inititutes and Practice-L. D. FORD, MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-H V. MILLER MD.
Materia Medical therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence-
/. P. GARVIN, MD. 81
Demonstration Of Anatomy-R0BERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstrators. B. SIMMONS, Md.
Prosector to Professor Of surgeryH W. D. FORD MD
Curator Of Museum-T. ?. CLEAVELAND.
Tickets for the whole course, Sos 90
Naturalization Ito be taken Once), 5 90
Practical Anatomy Ito be taken Onoe), 10 90
For further information apply member Of the Faculty
to the undersigned. [ang6-w4tl L P. GARV1N, Dean
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PROSPECTUS
ron THE new sERTEs, COMMENCING


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the style Of g. EASTMAN Co. The terms as heretofore win
be, for e Daily IS for The TTiWsey, IS and for the Week
", 90 per annun,
The fierce political struggles Of the last tFenyfour years,
which the USoS and afterwards the UoN AEE1cA has
taken so prominent part rendered It necessary Dor preds
TO publish almost exclusively political journal In
department the paper always occupied rank second
the country Atsngh the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party hye become hed and imprsgnabe and DOW
propose make the central democratic organ in It's and
commercial departments al that It ever been political.
While aatiOg iOt Of heart and energy support Of the pn
cples and policy great Democratic party We have perfected
arrangements by which viii suPereede the necessity Of the
business the general reader going Of the State for
pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from all quarters ali important sub
ecs-POlidcal Commercial Genera-w have precedence,
hereafter every thing We shall spare pains
pense to place paper this respect in advance Of all COM
petors, and to make it necessity to those Of citizens
who may not symPatilize sith our political opinions
Wit and RumOr.
SUI IoVENGOoDs uimisabs sketches will continue
beIIish the humorous department Of our paper. tF
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman intelligence and experience has been employed
Local and Commercial Editor, who win devote his whole time
to matters relating the Commerce Of the country and the In
dustry Of the State.
Our ExertiOns
To Increase the usefulness Of the UNION American viii be
unremitting We this Spring and summer investing,
materials, buildings &c, money than the whole establish
appraised five years ago. Our determination to
make establishments rank among the influential well
institutions Of ste make Of central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may be referred BY the
people with confidence and PRIDE And while this
our friends to subscription list As that increases
shall increase our energies and our enterprise.
Clubbing.
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Two copies one year, new subscribers, 5.OC
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GREAT ATTH ACTION--TFFE BOYD PRO-
PETTY IN MARKET.

UTE will sell to the highest bidder, On Tuesday, the
w 9Th day of October, 1885, 8 0 lots Of that
desirable property belonging to the Boyd Estate, mmed
ately beyond depot extending from Broad snd Spring
street Charlotte Pike These lots beautifully located,
are from 800 deep, finely situated for suburban resi-
gentlemen doing business in the city, exempt from
corporation taxes and present 70 the enteprng hne d for
speculation. The rapid growth Of Nashville, the great number Of
that being made notwithstanding the
IRENE pressure or the well for the future growth Of
Nashville proof that when all Railroads
are completed the widest dreamer scarcely msgneWhat Nash
willie will be- the Chattanooga Railroad has increased The bus
mess Of Nashville 800 per cent? what will he the effect Of the
completion Of the Tennessee and Alabama Road, Of the Louisville
and Henderson, aud Of the Northwestern Road.
Perhaps no city the Union, Of its population, presents
attraction central position, the character and intelligence
Of the population, the beauty, productvene and heathune
Of the country its being the capital Of the Volunteer State the
educational facilities &C., make Nashville particularly attractive.
We have one hourshng Medical Colleges the
Inop and another being established Female Academy
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school fixed fact,
and doing much good for Nashveas any thing among
the many things have here. Our society will compare
with that Of any city the Union We confident the property
we are offering will greatly enhance value, and therefore
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of lettering their condition
to tend sale and buy freely.
Bills out in q few days
aug& j. i. & B. ". BROWN,
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mEMPHIS COTRsE.


The Races over the Memphis Course win
commence OnTUESDAK, October -, 1885,
and continue five days.
The sweepstakes have closed With the following entries
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 10 The ' ALKER STAKE"
for three year olds $500 entrance $50 forfeit Nile meats
p Bozlan bay alley, Flora BOnnett years old by
Petfrrewis Pram; dam by CheYalier.
D. NN.Calgy enter POaOs year old BY Glencoe; in
james l. Bradley names colt by imp Geneoe dam,
Mary by imp Aindery. Also, bay fey Des Ches BY
WI. Harper Hempand year old colt BY imp York
shire dam, Blinkey, by Muckle john
7. g. Moore names chestnut colt BY imp Gleneoe aS' e
by Frank. Aso chestnut b Third Boston dam sally Jones
Also bay hey BY imported Shamrock, the dam Of Little Cor
James Jackson names chestnut colt Socks by imported Albion;
dam by imp Andeby Also black colt Marx Young by ADoni
dam Lilac, by imp. Leyiathan.
W. Roundee names Laura Williams, BY imp Glencoe dam
Jane Watson. Also, chenutflley BY Ahon DAM Eqdora'
SAME DAYJockey CLUB Purse SUI; Ilee Ll- "a a..
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 2OTBO year old STAKE
Thos B. Pondter bay COIL By imported Yorkshire, out
of Sally Morgan by imported Emancipation =,
W. 6hsatham names two year old chestnut colt By GlsnOO,
dam Sonora Love by Leyiathan.
Eli odoni names fay lley by Albion; dam, Sovereign.
jackson chestnut hey Fanny Bugg, by imp Am
W. Roundtrse names chestnut colt by Epsilon by imp.
SANE DAY Jockey Club Purse $780, mile heats in 5
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l-Fhe = HARPkh
STAKE for three year 0ids Two mile healsi S'oO aee
SiT ones L. Bradley names bay hey Des Che by imp Glen
eoe: dan, Brown Kitty BY Birmingham.
D. & NJ. N Cagy name POtsOs, BY Glencoe dam imported
Stumps. , an. l..
chi 4 Blythe name black colt HsEatha, by Albion; dam
WAGNER Also Ely Dean, bay hey BY Abion dam Glencoe
Roundtree Laura Williams by Glencoe dam, Jane
Watson. Also, chestnut flley by AlHon dam, Eudora
james jackson brown fley Edy Bynum, by Glencoe
dam OtheO. Also black colt Marx Young BY A1eni GAN
Lilack.
Tom Moore names bay fey by imported shamrock the dam
Corporal Also, chestnut geldng BY third Boston Jam
| Sally Jones.
W. F. Harper Hempland, by imported YORKSHIRE dam
FOURTH DAY FR1DAr October 22Jockey Club Purse $500
| Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY. SATURDAY, October 23.7Jockey Club Purse
$1,000 -Four mile heats
II 'WaIk Over" the above Course entities the horse 70 m
| full amount Of Jockey Club purses -. -, .-,...z
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There viii always be different fancies among WO~
msn about boards. Some like EN- and others "set
their faces against EN-" Many girl who scOlds
about mnstaehes has objection to have one on her
own ip-prOvided it belongs to the right fellow
Who wrote the following saucy epigram Qaisn
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TWVE Democratic Herald published by lessrs Pope Hors
ley at Columbia Tennessee, Is first rate advertising
dun, and advertisements VIII be inserted promptly snd on
Orders left at the linton and A1sGl Ofee for the Herald
will be attended punctuallyof address the Publishers
augis-dtwSwtf POPE 4 H0BSLKY.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The wallace Lands for sale.

ON THURSDAY, he 25a1 day o. August ins.ant, -
d viii offer Tor sale the highest bidder, splendid 49,
tSet AZ land on and Murrseooro turnpike and
extending within so yards Of the Mount View STA
ton on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
ese lands have divided into I'VE tracts ranging iram -
10 IO acres each having fair proportion % cleared and tmber-
ed land on EACH several falling springs. The Whoe tct
l. under good fsncos has good and productive soil good improve
eue good orchards good dwelling kitchen, and
an Necessary hoas in healthy locality and about n
miles from Nashville SALE On the ne hgg1s
AZ n r. Wallzce Persons wishing elaiulne l
pleass cal On Dr. wallace before day of ale sac t
ersiits NANCE 4 WOODWARD,
sarls-tFsvd SCENTS
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MALL MEETING, 1855, will Monday, sePtem-
E Der y, with sWeepstake with three olds-SO en-
trance-SlOO forfeit. Two mile heats Eight entries:
Eli OdOm br Mary Wyie, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
Also, names ch by Albion Ann Chase, by Levathan.
Blythe Guild HaWaha, by Albion dam By Sovereign.
W. G. Harding br Tennessee, by EpsOn dam Kate
Also, names Oh + by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
Moore names bf Betty Nancy by Shamrock, dam Ida by
Belshazzar.
W.T. Roundtree Oh f. by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson
by Priam.
'AIso names Oh (, by Albion, dam BY Pram.
TUESDAY, ssrH.
sweepsake with two year dds one ou-s3OO entrance
500 forfeit. Seven entries. t-.-r.-
Jackson oh Fanny Bugg by Ambassador, dam
Ida by Belshazzar, F
A. Barnes /, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by LIE
viathan. #H=
Hugh Calgy names c, by Albion, dam by Levathan.
W. 7. Cheatham che, by Glencoe, by Leviathan
Eli Odom names c, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Also (, by AihiOn, dam by Sovereign.
Second RaceWh untred three year
forfeit. Three entries.
Blythe & Guild names Efhie Dean.
W. 7. Roundtee oh by Albion dam EuoTa, by Priam
Third Race-Ges county stake with three ods-OO en-
trance, play or pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY 29rH.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50. Two mile heats. -.s
THURSDAY, 3OTH.
Jockey Club Purse sl5O-One mile heats.
Second Race-sWeepstakes with untrd three year odsSOO
entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heats. Five entries
D. P Hadley names by Allen Brown, dam by Pram,
W. T. Ronndtree names Oh BY Albion, dam by Little Trick
by Priam. n
W. T. Chatham Oh by Glencoe dam by Leyahan.
Z. Mrweher Oh by Ambassador, dam by Pacific
aE.. srH FRIDAY suu
Jockey Club S2OOOne mile heats, three best in five
SATURDAY. az
Jockey Club Purse s95O-tWo mile heats.
aug22-d&Wtf S. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
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Texas UNITED STATES SEBAToR.--The Tyler
(Texas) Reporter Of the 22d ult says that Governor
RUNNELs has appointed Col Mart WARD, Of Csss,
a United States Senator, to fill the vacancy Ocoa-
STONED by the death Of the lamented HEEpERsos.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NfS Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK, tie f5sr
s-z9 years Of Louisyille keutucSy and Who has de-
voted his attention 70 the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. faters himself having attended pc Zee for
many years, andUue many Thousands he Is enabled b
diseases private nature matter how bad ty
from idiudcOus mgcal from negdct o. ei
own. Dr. Kings Dspensary Is No 3 Deasek street, hctee
Cherry and the SQUARE, where be all diseases Of Pritte
nature.
from business.
srzGRUEEs Of old recent date eeoualy cured IN l1u
days by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undormines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of
ect bad treatment, be ceually cured in Few days
SEEUSAL WEAKSE particular attention having been gwen
disease the consequences growing IT, brought
in many By the destructive habits Of nc0nders
Youths and excessive nduge1ce Of the passions, neglect o.
which viii undermine the constitution rendering the subject unft
for business society, and causing prestsre old age.
Females who may be labung with any dcuy Of ne Wemb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad b. writing and stating heir via
Zee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King, No q Dearck set
Nashville Tennessee, will have the Necessary medicine seat
their address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
once hours from o'clock in the morning until Din the evening.
may Z3-d&wIy
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AdministratOr,s Notice.

EWyHE undersigned having administered the estate OF George
Ssbert, Decd hereby notifies all persons having claims
AGAINST said estate present him file them the
Clerk Of County Court Of Davidson county within
angTO-W3t HENRY BRAKEMAN, Admir-.
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TNOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family Whits
~ Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, BY
msy7-tf ata- P.& G. ANDERSON
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Kate hates mustaches 50 much hair
Makes every man look like bear .
But Fanny, who no thought can fetter,
Bursts out, The more like bears the better,
Because" Cher pretty shoulders Struggling
sBears are such glorious chaps for hugging. n
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TRADERs, RANK
To BUSINESS MEN,

GIGHT BILLS the Union Bank Of London in sums Of
- to f25, for sale.
ang21-dlFSzWit JOHN PoRTEHFIELD.
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ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.

7"
FOREIGN AND DOmESNIC DRY GOODS,
$500 And Ready Made Clothing, sIaaF
NO. Al PUBLIC SQUIRE, EASHELLLE, TENNESSEE.
WE take pleasure announcing friends and etrade
w generally that in receipt Of our stock Of
FAN and Winter Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clothing,
Which we offer for CASH puncual Dealers small
vance on Eastern cost
Our all the varieties usually kept in Whole
sale Dry Goods selected with great and taste,
aud at prices as low the market afforded.
We hereorenVte those visiting market TO call
goods and prices, determined to offer induce
ments to those wishing to purchase
auC29-3m. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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OFFICIAL.
ROBERT J. PORTER gs The State.

Opinions of the Supreme Court of TenneS-
see, Delivered at JacksOns at April Term,
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
I N uSIIn tn nHnnhis

RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
Nashville to emPhis.
Cotton per Bale saS5
Corn do do 81
Flour do Barrel, :: 50; 30
Tobacco in hhds. per 100 lbs. A
above special
date Wheat Flour will be charged local rates.
shipped loads say Wheat 25 bushels Corn 800 bushels
and Flour IS barrels per CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
aUgl0 General Agent.
s6YTyHE OLD DOmINION.,,-J received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot warranted give salts
faction 60 those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail. .. ..a %
63i-G&wH J. W. WILSON, II College street
NASHVILLE, AUGUST 18TH, 1855
WTTE undersigned receivers, Cotton
wv have agreed upon following scale Of charges
Receiving and Weighing, % cents per bale.
Receiving, Weighing Storage for two months less so
cents per bale. ~ M
per bale.
For selling rendering Of ssles &C. IS per bale
Purchasing, with funds in hand, so cents per bale
The above charges will strictly adhered every instance
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
A. HAMILTON.
J. A. McALISTER & co.
augl3W&trw3m JOHNSON, WEAVER & co.
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NASHVILLE AND LEBANON,
CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY,

addition my regular daily mail line Of four horse caches
from Nashville to Lebanon. there viii be the road ON
1ibus Coaches sufficient to the students Of
university Lebanon with dispatch For seats
apply General Stage ONCE, under the Commercial HOTEL
Cedar street. Nashville.
aug2s-tV9t NJ. PRICE.
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IKE have good lot Of NEGROES for sale Some 10 OF y
w likely Boys 20 years old several good young
Women with child each; good house Girls from l8 to
90 years old, we'll qualified and be highly recommended
good Carpenter 2 years old good Cooks and Men from %
to 40 years DID, We anxious to sell the lot at the regular
market prices. (aug24) H. H. HAYNES & co.
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MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Dickens Household Words, and
Frank Leslies' New Monthly Magazine fer September
Just received by aug96 F.HAGAE.
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O,OFFEE.--5n bags ltimOre Coffee, FOR ale low for
q : cash, TERRAsS BROTHERS.
gTVOBACCO.--50b boxes Longhorn and Armseads supero
TobaocOs Tor sale very low TBRRAss BROTHERS
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coal STOCK FOR SALE
MEM rs RACE

VWTE HAVE 1873 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish sell exchange likely young
gToes or city property (aug2D H Fl. HAYNES & co.