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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

/ John Brodie took sweet Alice Darcy
for his wife, and true to his promise, the
old man cast him off, and even closed his
doors against his,disobe@ient son. Jelln
was sorry, for he still loved that old man
who had been his father. But the young
man was happy. He had found a wife
more valuable than houses and money,
and he knew how to prize her. He went
to his father once and asked that he might
be received, not as an heir, but as a
Guild but he was Indignantly rejected.
But you will love me some time
again" the young man said.
" Never /" was the parents response.
John went no more to his fathers
house. Alice did all in her power to
make her husband happy, and she sue
ceeded. And she did more. She help
ed him in his business and encouraged
ana sustained him in all his efforts.
In few years fortune smiled upon
John Brodie. He had saved enough,
with his wife's help, to 60 into business,
and an excellent opportunity was found
All the young merchants ventures pro-
we'd favorable Gold came to his Golfers
and he grew rich.
In course Of time John Brodic saw a
group of four children about him-three
daughters and one son-and his home was
one of affiuence and solid comfort. He
had placed his gentle Alice at the head of
his costly establishment, and the future
promised much.
When Alice's oldest daughter was six
teen the mother received word that her
old uncle-the one who had brought her
up--was dead and that all his property
was left to her 1t amounted to farm
worth some five thousand dollars, besides
good buildings, farming utensils, good
stock of oxen, horses, pigs, sheep and
hens.
We do not need it" said John Bro
die.
:" But shall keep it, nevertheless. -
Who knows but that the tima. may come
when our boy may need home. I'll
hcep it John"
A good man was obtained to live on the
distant farm, and from that time John
Brodic almost forgot that there was such
a thing.
A few more years sped on and then
came cloud over the business world -
The cloud grew more heavy and dark
the lightning bolt came and crash fol-
lowed. Fortunes sank like wrecked ships;
men arose in the morning worth tens Of
thousands, and returned to their homes
at evening pcnniless; strong firms be-
came weak and tottercd; magnificent bu-
sincss schemes fell through in day, car
rying their projectors down to ruin; and
a wall Of woe and distress went up from
the land.
John Brodie come home one evening
and sank into chair. lie was pale aud
wan, and death-likc damp stood upon
his brow
FL know it ALL" whispered Alice,
winding her arms about his neck. "You
have lost your fortune"
AYE" the merchant groaned, "eyc.
ry penny"
is all lost John? Have you saved
nothingY
Nothing, Alice--nothiDgl have
lost thirty thousand dollars by one bank,
and nearly as much more by the failure
Of single house ] am ruined Oh ]
could bear it myself but for you-my
wife and children lis terrible"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
NEGROES WANTED.

q THE mbs1iter win give the very high
"a eat cnsh price for Negoc2 that are young
.S8and likely.
Hayin. located himscfin Rockville. Mort
g1fnery county Nd, he can at all times be
found o, biz residence or ifab3ent any word
or note lefJ vi BIZ residence sill he sufficient
All Communications addse5sed ~ him n
Z! ,.yi.ie Nd.. N.T be PROMPTLY attended g..
i.l, rI!A~. y. PElCE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
WOOL gA@D8g9lI},

w 'OlDL OA8SO359ttIo
TENHE undersigned, proprietor of the
4 Factory heretofore commonly known
as "GAMBLES MILL" returns his
sincere thanks to those who have 50 lib
orally patronized him during the past
year, aud informs them and all others
who may feel disposed to favor him with
work in his line that he is prepared to
ill their orders with dispatch.
Wool will be received at, and rolls re-
turned to, the following places:
John W. Jones Store, Rockville;
Samuel Gloyd's " GaitEcrsburg /;
Nathan Allnutt's +" Dawsonsville /;
A. G. II Darnes' 4" Darnestown
Harrisburg & Ebcrts' Leather Store in
Georgetown, d. G.
july 3. JAS. r. DREAMER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

Es-He who stabs you with a pen would
do the same With penknife, were be as
cafe from detection and tho lay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
Naw Fall Goods for 1857

FS7HE subscriber respectfully calls the
a. attention Of his customers and the
public generally 10 o large and beautiful as
sorinent Of Ladies, Geutlem"n's Youths
'Chtldrcn's and SeryantgGOODS, which he hiss
Just received and Is offering upon tcrEs which
cannot fail . please
oct WN. BRADDOCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

E1 Let US not burden our remem-
trance With a sorrow that IL gone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
WOOL CAROiNG g. MANUFACTURING.

1s--GsS THE subscribers have formed
HzH co-partnership, and intend deyo-
ssls-sl4ea ting alb their attention TO the above
line Of business. They respectfully solicit a
share OF the patronage. Wool 90 be eardcd OF
exchanged for cloth, can be left az the Store d
DAVID II. Boylc Rockville. Nd.
BENZ. FAWCETT,
June I9-G JOS. FAWCETT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

ED- Alchohol was FIRST invented, and
used TO stain the checks Of the ladies Of
Arabia, $50 years ago. II still rcddens
the human face.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

GAPEs IN CHICKENS arc said to be cured
by the use of salt. The disease is a
worm in the throat of the bird. If Jumps
of salt are left in their y or little
box of common salt in conyena. place
the chickens will take enough Of it to
prevent or cure the malady. When they
arc very sick, and gaping pi.eously, the
best thing to 60 is to squirt little salt
and water into their throats. Some use
an aromatic decoction of cinnamon, pep
pow 81 1-~r 4...- - -.to-i a. r.
into the birds throat with excellent effect;
butsalt is the great vermifuge Of creation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

"Sit down, Tom, and | will tell you. :"
So the brother sat down, and took both
his fair sisters hands in his own There
was an earnest, honest, loving look upon
his face which gave Alice confidence at
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

LET THERE BE No SECRETS N MEDICINE or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty published rs soon made, all their
discoveries, aud almost all that Il Known of
real value For the cure OF disease, has been
discovered BY them. Dr. -4yeT takes the hon
cradle honest course, aud right because il is
honest. lie goes 10 work aud la vents the best
remedy which medical skill can devils, for the
enrs Of certain complaints: then publishes
what IL Is aud maintains his monopoly OF il
solely by making IL cheaper, better, more per-
feet, than anybody else can. Ii the people
would exact this of all who offer medicines
they would have much lcss trash 10 swallow.
Asss Orta1sss OsgB. Feb. l-lw.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
Circuit Court--septemberTern,

s''sy Bradford and Otisars James H. Marlsr ana
otssrs-
order q The honorable Circuit f,.rt AZ f,,s.s
~ county, nlssa netio1 % counsel for Es-tlrcDers
go apiarag - the ssf sfaetion q the CssFt tai
80 80, ~ MAJ 'sr and N.se IA Marker and s1fc wnl g.
Kelley and Snc j. u Rogers ana = IL .sd 81, a.,
.ssen'Ahs n thai sase II the
a1 ~ iennesers tai pEpess cAnaof ~ se-t 81 utsn
"a IA y therefore ordered By tbs Caart that rubl-
ea. % ifaie FOR urre nloats the Palr1os as.As-
Iaf-F paesissd IA TIE eay a NasAxiie E.rssssss 4,
49, te saals aosn issf beaFsng a sae Jansary
lsss, aad Should tey FAD - Ari.sr ss as.-.f a.
- /" y pe e-keh tsf e<aiezsed, AID 40 Ia he4Fiss
a zAid l.zf naeEtio1ra terra.
THOMAS r SauIrY, Clerk
:. l. fgsEkx BT ID q Ioxr Ih.s,s,sx fs-.F
N-ssA tpf tSr Fekt[zoisers- decil--aSIa
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pp telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4-The Grand Jurl
yesterday found a true bill against Gem
walker, Anderson and others, for a violation o
the neutrality laws. They were held to ap
pear on the fourth Monday in April.
New York, Feb. 4.-The steamer Edinburp
has arrived with dates of the 18th, one day
latter
LONDON 16th.-Consols 94s(a942.
LIVERPOOL SATURDAY EvENING-More de-
mand for Cotton. Sales 1000 bales, of which
SPECTATORS took 5000 bales
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The steamer Cahawba
with Havana dates of the 30th, has arrived
sugar unchanged and very firm. Exchange
unaltered.
The Wabash is at Key West
The machine works of Lambdin & Co.,
were burned last night
The brig of war Habanero, returned to Ha-
vana from cruize.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The steam frigate Sa-
ranac, was at Pernambuco, ON the 9Th of JAM
uary taking coal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-HOUsE.-The speaker
announced Messrs. BOyce. Quitman, Trippe,
Garnet, Mott, Wortendyke and Spinner, as a
select committee on the reduction of expendi-
lures, reducing tariffs &c. &c. as contemplated
by Mr.. Boyce's resolution.
The bill, granting pensions to the officers
ed till the oath of February
SENATE.-Mr. Jones presented resolutions
OF the Legislature of Iowa, directing their
Senators and Representatives to oppose the
admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution, and requesting Senators to obey
or resign. Mr.. Jones said that he presented
the resolutions out of respect to the State,
but hadn't the most remote idea of Obeying
instructions.
Weather al 9 o'clock, February New Or
leans, cloudy, mercury 46; Pittsburg, alter
nately clear and cloudy, mercury 80: Phila- |
deiphia, cloudy indicating snow, mercury 43; |
New York, cloudy, mercury IL; Richmond, |
Va, heavy snow storm; Baltimore ssnowng; |
Louisville, clear, mercury rs; Dubuque, clear, |
mercury 8; Chicago, clear, mercury s.; Mil
Waukie, clear, mercury degrees below zero:
Fondulac, clear, wind west, mercury 10 de-
grees below zero; Buffalo, clear, wind west
mercury II; Cleveland, cloudy, mercury %:
Cincinnati, clear, mercury %; st. Louis, clear
wind north, mercury 10.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-Cotton firm. 500 bales
sold; stock limited; Flour, Wheat and Sugar
rm; Corn heavy; Mess Pork SIS IS; Coffee
and Whisky steady; Molasses 26CG,z7; Tai
low lO4; Bacon Hams s@64; Shoulders6.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour So GO(GS3 rs;
Whisky l59; White Wheat S5019O; Corn
1Z(G, IS; Oats 33l135; Mess Pork SI3 so: Lard
lecilned /; Hogs % 60(9S5 10; MoIasses 300
a; Sugar 54@64.
New ORLEANS, Feb. -CoTToN-sales7 500
'ales, unchanged; Flour 81 80; Freight stifler:
ther articles unchanged
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.--HoUsE-The House
vas considering Willlamson's, the rucusant
illnesses case. Adjourned.
S,NATE-Mr. Crlttenden reported the French
poliation Bill, which vas made the special
Ider two weeks hence
MI. douglas submitted a resolution, calling
n the President for information on the vari-
US votes OF Kansas Mr.. Mason objected. !
The KAN as discus sion was rs sumed After
sharp colloquial, adjourned till Monday. !
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
cons FABLE.

ia We are authorized 10 announce WILSON Mullen
~ ''h'"dt' of Constable III the Nashville District
az the ensuing March election.
Ho- We are authorized q announce JESSE W PAGE
as c+hdldat" FOR Constable IN the Nashville District
Re- We are authorized 10 announce sIcD , Marry
a. :, candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
at the next March election.
m We are authorized To announce W D. GAMER as
"'dii'ldhte Tor Constable IN the Nashville District
RI We are authorized 70 announce JOSEPH l. Ry,x
'S 'i"h'"tr Tor constable in the Nashville District
FS- We are authorized To announce JESSE B. PERRy
a. a t"N'' Tor Constable IN the Nashville District
at the ensuing AsIrch election.
=, re we are authorized tu announce FLETCHER w
IiotN rs " candidate Tor Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election
10 we are authorized Ia announce SAM D. NIcUoI
as c"hanatc for Constable the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election. ''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
Nashville Female Academy,

INHE citizens of Nashville will be pleased to know
Il llat during the present session the uatronag, al
THIS Institution has been larger in all Departments than
ever before. ~
We have, however IN most Of our Glasses room, t,r
more, rom the fact that during the past summer the
space occupied by the school has been doubled Tn.
entire building u heated with steam which is found 10
contribute greatly % the comfort and health OF our
Pupils, aud also frees Us from the danger OF Are s
~ the great dread Of parents
The first session Of lS5s will commence ON uoo,t,,
January 25th. -
Having no public examinations our friends are IN
Nied 10 call at any hour and witness the ordinary on
efations Of the school The closing exercises each dsv
at = to4 O'Clock would be interesting 20 our friends
ganib-U q ELLIOTT
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Spiral llotires.
ParalIine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery.

Is Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been yerv ia
yorably known and extensively used in the place
sperm, Tor the last few years Oils of similar nature
ana quality are now being made by the Union Coal and
oh Company, and are very highly valued wherever
known This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
best Sperm and is fully equal 20 it as Lubrjcator
having been subjected the severest tests upon both
heavy and light machinery, and given entire satsfae
ton This Oil is peculiarly adapted to Railroads Cot
ten spindles Machine Shops and all machinery
~here hne Oil is required 1t is more economical
than ordinary Oils, it is sold at about the same price
ana as haif the quantity will do an equal amount of
fabrication and do it better
ms on being entirely without gum should be used
IN the same manner as the inestsperm- The openings
oi the cans and feeders used for ordinary oarser Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the OIL will be wasted
THESE Oils will be furnished dealers at the factory
prices adding freights, Insurance. and exchange and
all OILS sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co., of this CITY.
Agents, for the Union Coal and Oil Company. NAYS
vile, KY
We call public attention to the following certificates
oil gentlemen known here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON d. CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

Gg We have been informed that an en-
gagement existed between Mr.. Edwin Booth
the eminent tragedian, and Mr.. Crisp, the pro-
prIetor OF several different Gaietes whereby
MIR. Booth was TO have appeared in Nashville
on Monday night; that Mr.. b. failed TO COM
ply with the terms Of the engagement, and
that Mr.. Crisp has commenced suit against
the young actor for LOCO damages. Mr.. b.
Is still IN this city.-lUen. AcaLanche, FeJ 3.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05
For Cash Exclusively,

We have tins day concluded 10 90 All exclusive Cash
business BY doing feel confident We Will not
only make advantageous to ourselves but 10 our Gus
toners also For ii is certain any Merchant can sell
his goods cheaper for cash than lie can ON twelve
months time and perhaps longer. We Will continue
e sell our present stock at cost for cash.
All persons indebted Us for past accounts must
come up aud settle, or viii be compelled to give
item TO officer.
ieb3 J. {. NICHOLSON X Co
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

FINDING JANUARY IS, 1s5S-PuRCHAsE OF TIE IA.
II NOUS DUssELDoRF GALLERY RAIsrNGsi AT A COST
OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND DoIIARsi AND
The RE-PURcHAsE Powers CELEBRATED STATUE OF 1IIE
EREEK SLAVE! Ar COST oE SIX THOUSAND Together
Win several hundred other valuable works of Art
render the inducements the subscribers greater than
any heretofore offered.
Among the large and valuable collection Of Paint
hgs 10 De awarded premiums to subscribers on the
18th Of January, 1885 are many from the Dusseldorf
fahtngs, embracing the well known Othello and De
uehoha' the Nymph OF Diana, Trial of Huss ETC. with
numerous otllers OF surprising beauty and value
Inc WORKS IN Marble viii embrace Puwess' famous
ana original statue THE GREEK SLAVE also the fol-
rowing beautiful works in Carrara Marble The statue
aurora, the statue of Psyche, the Nymph of Arno
the student, and Fidelity embracing IN all several
nuhdred magnificent and costly works in Painting
Sculpture, and Bronze-a complete Catalogue Of which
Is given IN the supplement OF this Journal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

ro7rox- NEW ORIEASs Jan. 80.
.ather irregular market, and Saturday we had no
auge OF any moment TO report the sales of the day
ooo bales sold before the Europa's adces were
maue public, and on Tuesday holders were asking con-
slderably higher rates but Obliged 10 reduce tbe
Pretenslons and the market closed at an advance az
barely c on the Mddlng grades the sales of the da
embracing $500 bales. On Wednesday the demand
was active and general, resulting in business of II
Do bales at the rates of the preceding CAV and on
range. Yesterday the sales embraced some $500 baes
al about the range of our quotations below making
te entire business OF the week So 900 bales We now
quote: " 49,"
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
o. 400 1Prizes,- Nearly one Prize to every min.
AAeAeLs--h aSniieent Schemer
. III bF DRAWN
EICW .SIITTRDIT ~ ~
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Plan Of the Inttaru

-, Inc Nnn,bers from ] 20 10000 correspondin, Min,
mos Numbers on the Tickets printed ON sera, ~, IN
in Wheel ~ -" 'uoes ana placed
Inc hrst 49, Prizes, similarly printed and epc,r.,
are placed m anoIhcr wheel 1 enoncico,
IA" Nhe'4s are then rcVOlvod and a n,r,h- 4.
urh"h from The wheel Of numbers and ~ sba ~
''Io a re Il drawn from the other wheel Tn. ~,
~ "u iti1e ufawn out are opened and exhIh,,aS =
ne auulehoe' ana registered by the Commss,onr -
~, I'A' oellg placed against the Number a.,
out ' M tAe irizes are dr.
q, approximation Prizes.-The two preceding ana
~ w sue. c,alS Numbers those dravv,no ar e..
iii1H WI DC eitstirt a. the - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D.
Ies tor example Ticket No 1850 draws ,ha s5a
- iri<' those Iickcts numbered Il23s IIoso ,soS;
20, VII each be entitled to 500 II Ticket 10 ssn
Laws thc SsouOo Irizr, those Tickets pumherad &c
o4s 300 SOL, $50, will each be entitled ~ 800 Sse
on n'ooInlhg 10 the above scheme 81
The 1000 Prizes of $50 will be Determined nv
.S' ~ hc "i the Number that draws the $40 noa
-, q for example, II the Number drawing ,be sSo
UoO IIIze ends With No. /, then all the TYcts,s 49,,
ne number ends IN /, viii entitled 10 $40 " %
= uinbef ends with M. 2, then all the T,clets h e
10 q. W 90, ana NO on
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
Certificates OF Package of 10 Whole 7s.t-. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-05

ADVICE To LADlEs-We are aware there ara
many Of our lady readers who are complain
ing OF weakness and debility. Our advice is
to go at once and get some of McLEANis
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
IL Is delicious ToNIC, and just the thing TO
STRENGTHEN and INyIGoRATE the whole organ
ization and PuRiFY the Bloom. See advertise
ment in another column. For sale by all
druggists in this place. feb I-Iw.
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Candidates.
SAEEIkIFFALITY.

H9- We are authorized Ia announce JAMES NJ HINTON
as candidate for sheriff of Davidson county at the
next March election.
En- We are authorized to announce J. R. MCCAIN as
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the en-
suing March election.
E6- We are authorized to announce JOHN K. Ed
NoSbSoN as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county
at the next March election. 10y
81 We are authorized 10 announce F. b. BIGIEY as
candidate for Sheriff oI Davidson county at the next
March election. - ~
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Franklin Female Institute.

VIE NINETEENTH SESSION OF this dourishng and
Il weli-establishcd Institution, viii commence on
MONDAY, August 3ist
win an increased corps OF teachers in the Literary
belartincnt-wfth genteman Possessed OF the high
est daicatous To instruct the Musical nspartfosb
~ IN naive teacher 70 give instruction In French
aho qualified "a instr In other modern languases
Win iu supply OF all Necessary school a.,raratns
tie Institute = prepared % bestox up,n voang
ladies a. thorough and finished education as can he
obtained M any school IN state We solicit the
patronage OF those desiring have their daughter.
thoroughly and practically educated For particulars
VIII be forwarded by apply ing 10
X. GLlNN PtfxcIPtI
July2a-wu FrantIin re,,o
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Chancery Sale of Real Est.,.

NHIIsILda Deiss, Adm &c. rs. Goodlet alins Gotl
Dess and others
DCtlSUANF 10 the decree rendered in the abo,,o cane,
Il al November term of this couIt I viii Iii a -
uphC square, m this city, on SATU RDAY The ism
Gay 81 ftbU AIRY, 1855 the real estate of !, hcb
lci belss dled seized and possessed the same heinz
known as part Of lot No IS Balch aud Whitesides
addition 10 Nashv1lle-and al the int.rS,.rti -, NJ
ket and Jefferson streets - '-
THIS property viii be divided iato lots hef,r. i NJ
'salr ana plan OF the same will be exhibited
IhfNS.-oue aud two years credit with interest
NOTES 10 De well secured and a lien 10 b., retainrI
C. D. BT;IE.N, c. & N
Jan i---'u ChanccTy Court al Nashville
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

isaac raul rs Margaret Eam aud others.
X virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court at Nash
p p1 shall on SATURDAY, the 18TH DAY OF PER,
noA1 next on the Public Square in Nashville sell 10
eT n'snest pfndeF, on credit of twelve months the
tSo~s described lot or parcel of ground situated in
tne cay Oh Nashville, ON College ana Center SIS front
80, 80 * e on So,lese street and running back with
"a, s-Note with good security is required and n
men IetaIheo 70 secure the payment of he nurchase
- AIee from the equity Of redemption
jan Gu {. d. BRIEN 4 M
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Ohn h"sh smith, Guardian, rs Hepscy TAYLOR
virtue OF decree Of the Chancerv Court AZ Nash
y VIE, made in the above cause at Nov.mh.r r.,
. .Sv' VIII on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEDRr
~ p Lt; sen 10 the highest bidder public sale on
interest OF said Hepsey Taylor in House and Lot 81
uau ID Nashville, fronting Spruce street abot 10
iest, and being part of lot No I55
IEi'As--Slid lot will be sold without redernu,jon
upon credit OF six and twelve months: notes Win
soou security beng required and lien retained for tbe
payment Of the purchase money.
jan o-td C. D. BRIEN, C. An
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
Fred. Sloan,
MANUFACTURER OF
carriages. Coaches, BuggieS, Light-WagOnS, 81

No 90, Lower Market street
Nashville, Tenn.
AZ, AN now MAJ. manufacturing every vari-
plitlnest job 20 the beautiful elab tsFI<fSf-
orateiy finished turnout. $3.50
having engaged first class WOrkmcn aud obtained
large amount OF the best Of stock am prepared TO
90 work which will compare with any in the whole
country, either for style or durability. All kinds Of
TO order. - 1885,
EVeretPs Patent Coupling.
ms ilHpoIL4n Improvement IN the tOIiuIg of car
Thgts, %c-- has awakened much interest Throughout
te country, and Is looked upon with the most favor
NhtTt II Is best known Having the exclusive right
lor tIis Guy, am now making Use OF them in con
structng Carriages, BUcgies, &c.
~ RH remember the place, At the old stand of Fred
sloan, No. Is, Lower Market street
jdn2J-U