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Guns.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold 333 per cent cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Also. 6 of Moore & HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal to Wesley Richardss, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rifles
&c. J. WILLIAMS.
octl2 81 Public Square, Nashville.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Cotton. sales to-day
5000 bales; prices sitter but quotations ART
unchanged, more buyers than sellers. Sugar
dull; the market is slightly cheaper; fair TO
fully fair g. Molasses advanced one cent,
&c. Sides &c.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Wheat, Southern red
l 20. Mixed Corn 63C@66. Mess Pork l6 so
(@l6 624. Whisky %.
CINCINNATI, Oct 25-Whisky Isl. Bacon
firm
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SUPREME CouRT, DECEMBER TERN, 1885,
BY the order Of last Court, the business ut
the December term. 1858, will be taken up
and disposed of in the following manner:
LIT 4th Circuit, LIST Civil and I'd Criminal.
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Gao- The JGS.HDs have opened Restaur-
ant on Union Street, next door TO PORTER
YIELDS Bank. The hungry can appease their
appetites there with something nice, at any
time. a.fr t-.aF
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Dp Gflegrapb.
Horace He'll Arrested.

NEW ALBANY, Oct. 25.-Horace Bell. who
released his father and brother from the Bran
denburg Jail last July. who had been commit
ted on charge of running off negroes. was
taken here Saturday by Kentucky officers
without a warrant
The people are excited and have sent a
boat to Brandenburg to rescue Bell. Con-
siderable trouble is apprehended.
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ToBAcco-The lovers of the weed will fad
a most excellent article Of peach favored To
bacco at the drug store of Messrs- RAINS Il
Brown, Public Square.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-The Mississippi and all
the upper streams are declining. There was
heavy rain last night.
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ne- The lovers Of good eating aud drink
ing ave referred to the advertisement u SAN.
CARRIERS saloon In another column.
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r. nso- The Hon. JoHs BELL. has arrived al
home again. He Is looking ia fine health, we
are glad to see.
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Real estate Sales.
A S M ALL F A R m
Fifty Acres,
Lots in NIcGaNOck.

I HAVE fer sale privately, 70 lots in McGavock,
i situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree g, which will sell at great bargai These
Lots among some of the beautiful that
dition, and to those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call on
f. K GLASCOCR,
Oct1-tf AGENT
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Il tfa LIVERY STABLE. 40 I
UTM 7, WRIGHT Co, ~oala respect -
w fully inform the Chassis u Nashville IN
and The P15Ic geasFsy that tAey have ZlN-
PnfehAsrd tae sell k1osn LserS sable aAa sik
and uxtares, foru nrly cccnle BY hIa- y FliIas On
Market street, - tFeies ths Sqa4re-
We have lrst and boa stalls 20 areasnma.
dats eroyeFs, AIS al ntcads HhD Easy lsvsr a.
wtth Their EstfUn4gs.
We picgs ourselves - give szlsfaeiloa Ia All
We haFs = AEse naH,beF 1t nae ssddie Horses an1
BE Busgies ~ hue a all umrk. asa,Tra
The fact ~ aos iateaa bella surpassed BY any
Stzble % TIE soathsra cuaHh.s Case aoag aud see
Tor soaFsrlyes-
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west Nashville.

Remember that the great sale OF lots in Wet
Nashville comes on this day aft 10 o'cioek
A. N.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
Old Dominion Coffee Pots,

The best Coffee Pot in use mikes strong and fine flaw
ored Coffee, all sizes, from 10 20 quarts. q q
Coffee Hecias and Coffee Begins $40
Coffee ana Tea Urns and Pots, common tin block
tin and Brttania.
Shoves and Tongs.
Fire Irons in rr.fE
Fire Iron Stands.
Plate Warmers, some very handsome f' ~
Coal Vases, Fillet and Powered.
Coal Scuitles, Common, Japanned, Copper and
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, all kinds.
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs. 3 q =. W
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
coated. rf+
spttoons, japanned, zinc, painted, BRITANNICA china
and IRON
Cake and Sugar Boxes all kinds
Cash Boxes, with lock and key.
Knife Boxes and Baskets
Spoon and Fork Boxes. lined.
Spice Boxes, square and round.
Candlesticks, common tin, iapanned, iron, brit
tannia, brass and plated.
Lamps for Kitchens. Lard Lamps, Brittania and
COAL OH. LAMPs all sizes for burning Coal Oil
the best ana cheapest light in
Glazing Dishes.
Steak Dishes.
oyster Dishes and Oyster Sauce Pans.
Soup Tur ems of Block Tin.
Soup Ladies, Block Tin and Britannia
Egg Boilers and PuacheTs. ~
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin.
britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups. .. Is
Ladies, Swimmers, Forks and spoons, for Cooks
use.
Castors, common and silver plated
Bread and Fruit Baskets.
Tea Trays and Waters, square and oval, some very
hands
Shutters aud snufer Trays
Nut Crackers and Net Picks.
Sugar Tonas, nne steel.
Meat saws
Soap Stove Griddles. round and oblong
Beef aud Siaw Cutters.
Coffee Roasiers, new kind
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

The GREFENBERG MEDICINES
A RE well known and eagerly sought for througho
II the whole Continent Of America.
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
ries popular remedies be found thai were equal o.
any emergency, that were always TO be relied and
within reach of the poorest persons
Never before the Grefenberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c Il certain remedy for Bilious Diseases
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Costiveness and Asthma.
Never BEFORE this Fever and Ague remedy
could anything be found that cured all cases ot Chls
and Fever for Soc.
Never IfeEore the Green Mountain Ointment
was there To be fOu. d. for 25c any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises, Cuts old Sores, Eryspelas and
Innammat0ns, either external or internal.
Never Before marshaIIss Uterine Ca-
tboifcon VAS Falling 0I The Womb, and other
Uterine diseases found 20 be durable Now, ten
out Of twelve cured by this medicine.
So II any physician supposes thatthis h merely a
quaek remedy We would reply, that u u prepared
by Dr. Pomeroy, of Utica wealthy and old phsy icia
Of the Alopatiic sohuoi-that viii furnish any
putable phsiofan any quantity OF u gratnitoosly 10
test is merits ON his patients, and furthermore, by
writing 10 In. POmeroy, he be furnished with
eomIoneIt parts IL s the greatest blessing 20 the
fczl sex thai The science Of medicine has discOV
~ a century.
Never BEFORE the Grefenberg Dysentary sy-
rnp, there certain remedy Tor Bloody Flax, by
sentery, DarToA choieran0N, all can be cured IN
few hours
Never Before the introduction Of the Cllaren's
Panacea could mother feel the le Gf her babe safe
for day, while under ave years of Age. Youthful
diseases aud strong medicines carried them on-nsw
this medicBe them, even Afier teh doctor aud
only soc
Never Before any Tonic Bitter 50 Popalar
the Health Batter. that Gusts &c. Why should the
world suffer from Dy spopslA Bilious diseases,
while this simple medicine can, al all times. prevent
uf
Never Before Was any preparation of sarsa-
pSrilla 50 powerful As that compounded by the era
lcuberg Co
Never Before hAs the C"nsumpsive's Balm
found Ne squat H,sS many the Ia life and
health, Who ~ontt. this, have entered Deaths
DARK partial, n they hai not been recommended b.
use this Ia preferences 10 many nustruEaz thai are
loudly vaGniedf
Never BEFORE were Piles and kindred diseases
certain " cG1e. Ne have ceruhozies q persons en-
trcly recovered after Dr Motto othss gfeas pay
sclAns lad asserted that nothing bat TIE KNIFE ceuld
4ard reliof
Never before could innasnea eyes ana weak.
VI nigh be cured for twenty ave osnts The Eye
Losisn does a.
Never Before was any Book pubiists-d that
eohfAsps maeb tlrdiaAl knosledge the CT efrn-
berg Manual Il HcAith, f0r twenty i've cealS- II
oagh O. be IA every family in the land.
Never Before hasaay Almanac been pebished
yalsl4ble = th- Health AltnznAe Il = Furnished
grasaitoasiy By ali Druggists, and by
ALfN MACKENZIE,
oCt-1-u Ia Cttrge street, Nashslne-
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G. r A T E. S

Fine Enameled with Circular Tenders and Summer
Fronts;
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without Sum
mer Fronts:
Extra Tenders, circular and square, all sizes;
Marbezed Iron Nantes, with Crates complete.
Iron Crates Tor Kitchens, best fire brick always on
hand.
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Yellow EeVaF


New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Deaths from yell
low fever yesterday 40.
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Commercial.
New Orleans Market.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct. ZIP. N.

COTTON-With still easier market for buyers we
have noticed more active demand to-day. and the
sales have reached fully II 900 bales Prices have
been irregular but mostly within the range of our
quotations, though with but few Transactions at the
outside fpnres
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Spiral notifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OF ELnuR

/ L. BAUMAN x CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner Of Line and
Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn.
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The sslIIyIry

Prepared by On. JAS WILLIAMS, lar the cure OF DYs
PElsf, and nothing but DYsPEPsY, las advertised in
another column has, by It's merits obtained for
itself so high reputation Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with IL properties using il them
selves and prescribing it 10 their PATIENTS con ynoed
by observation, OF its efficacy in restoring the
dlsordered digestive organs TO healthy function. NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ineaTabIe by
some OF The Medical Faculty have by the OF this
Elixir, been 10 perfect health as aIested Ger
ihSates TESTIFY. aprl5-ly
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MiSrrllaneous.
SHERIFF,S SALE.


Rf virtue of a VenditionI exponas, 10 me directed
- anu aeHNered rom the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson county, Tennessee at its Aug term ISIS
VIII expose TO public SALE 10 the highest bidder for
SasI, az Tie Courthouse yard gate, In the CIV of
N NSI, on SAIL RDAN, THE POM DAY OF NO
NENbfN lsos all the right, title, claim interest and
estate which The Charlotte Turnpike Companv then
haa or may have since acquired in and 10 the follow
ing described tract OF land lying Davidson county
state OF Tennessee, bounded follows: beginning al
en- anu half east with the line Of Mai john Royda
helTs, hye poles TO the middle OF the Turn
PlAe ROAD, thence with said road south IS deg
west II poles through small spring, north is deg
west no poles To rock, thence IL poles 10 The
beginning, containing, by estimation 30 poles more
OF Tess Oelhs the same conveyed By Jos T. Flliston
70 the PRESIDENT Directors and Company OF the Nash
Nlle and Charlotte Turnpike Company there is a
comfortable brick dwelling and out houses ON said
lot,-by deed, registered the Davidson county Reg
,s'eI Once Book No. >, page 1853 being levied on as
tne property OF SAID Charlotte Turnpike Company TO
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF the Staie of
Tennessee. ~ VI
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
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To Nervou. Sufferers.

To Nervous Sufferers.
Aretired Gentleman having been restored TO health
few days, amer many years Of nervous suffering
wlsend ree TO assist others "a copy the prescr-
ton aud a supply Of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address ID
rect the Rev. JoHS 81. DAGSAII. $50 Fulton street,
Brooklyn,N.Y aprl3-tri.w-s
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VENNEN'S GOODS.

Tin Plates, best brands,
Copper Sinks, all sizes,
Tin in Pigs,
Timed and Sheathing Copper,
Sheet Zinc,
al Russia L Common Sheet Iron.
Bucket Covers.
Tin and Iron Rivets.
Timed Ears.
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Z m u sSlC.
~ y. TsIuRsIoS IN Fesene - lrs- .z<xs. >
u. sssas IA Fncailtstfra and NE i1&na
Forss. % Neastsy aext s>q< ozh -
4 oseas< may be len Al his rpoln a. ms So -
ssnse Haesi sesl.1-g
C.DEY rem NOV EuHEfx .--Efs l-.iiezs
NJ hak lr Ss.velatefs las, he4alf1lly nlastfaler
pc se ...-..l, .s4 = - caAs ~ as.zu
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octis-dI,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

----- 81 FREIGHT NOTICE..
IL Freights will be forwarded blythe Morning Train
n and must be delivered al the Station, between the
hours OF and 10 A. NJ after that time viii Dc
late for msnesting that day. and there Is no convent
ence for storing
Freghts for intermediate points between Nashville
and Gaihatn must be prepaid mere.
octIs-u IL. FAUNTI.ERoY, Agent.
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HAVE luss received eas q his Largest sfoxks o
& Gensiss.seass travelling shsAh,
Geailenen's Dr. ssng Eahea,
Ever brought ~ Tia city.
oxlli-u J. ~ &clltl~
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they cordially received by Father Early the newly
installed president, and conducted through the college
After tho numbed fingers Of the volunteers had been
sufficiently warmed, the roll Of the drum summoned
them TO the refcetoy, where sumptuous collation.
prepared to which all did prompt and ample justice.
Soon afterwards the two companies again formed in
line, the infantry now taking the lead and marched back
to the aroy Of the latter Here the Cadets took leave
OF their friends, receiving the usual military courteses,
aud returned to college. The whole parade highly
gratifying to the people Of Georgetown, with whom it
possessed the charm of novelty The corps in par
tcua deserves credit amid the present lax state Of vol
uneer organization in this District Its members all
young and stalwart men, of uniform size and possess
every qualification 10 form efficient and permanent
military body We hope long to them in the
streets of Washington where, perhaps their handsome
appearance may tend to excite spirit of generous
laton among their brethren of the Washington military
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WAsHINGroN THEATRE.

The announcement that Mr.. Burton would appear in
his world renowned character OF Aminadab Sleek at
tacted immense assemblage to the Theatre last night
comprising the beauty and fashion of the metropolitan
city. Every seat occupied, well all the stand
ing room and doubt il all were able to enter the
doors who desired to do Inspired by the enthusiasm
manifested Mr. Burton gave this inmitabe mpersona-
ton in aultless manner and received the repeated
plaudts OF the audience. He ably sustained by
Messrs. DAILY, Harrison, and Others, and Mesdames
Hughes, Tayleure, Daily, Forester and Miss Parker.
The performances of the evening closed with the very
amusing farce of 'One Thousand Alilliners Wanted in
which Mr. Burton kept the house in continual
Joe Baggs and Madame Vanderpants while Dawson,
Tom Upton, excelled himself Mrs. Hughes the APP
prentice, added much to the amusement OF the piece,
and evinced high powers a comedienne.
We are happy to be able TO announce that Mr.. Burton
has yielded TO the universal desire of the theatre going
people of Washington and the solicitations of the manage
ment and has consented to remain here tonight and to-
morrow night, postponng his appearance in Baltimore
until Friday night Tonight he will appear in two char
aeters. We advise all who wish to him to
seats early.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
For publishing a Monthly Periodical in Washington d. c.,
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
BY l.. ID. JOHNSON.

TIME s'National Recorder" viii contain sixteen
Qnaro pages double for dollar
viii g mainly devoted tho following objects:
First give all all that be done the legsla.
executive departments Of the general relating
IN The legislative Il viii embrace the s, of all tina,
may Congress this subject including the service OF
Senate with brief sketches Of the
may be delivered before Congress.
department will embrace all that relates
chaplain service in the and navy at military posts and in
oyng ships in hospitals aud sailors and soldiers
asylums BY the facilities for obtaining Information at the
departments Washington by correspondence chapaps
we produce interesting public
The object will collect
pubh under the head each state and Territory all that relates TO
general religion This viii the
officially clcrgmen employed otherwise the
number chsoh eds and church members together With the
added annuaito eacb distinct church organization We
shall enter such plan Of cocpondence as will enable US to
Information with than together
many other facts and statistics relating religious matters which
into the schedules Of the United sos
third object will be notice all that aud interesting in
science emitting bcstow special attention
Smithsonian Institution; also the
Survey Once the National Observatory and OF the Scientific Arts
tcachors associations also Of such books and periodicals
intended to promote popular education,
proposed this work lies their complete accomplishment To
this shall need tho kindly operation OF three Glasses
mcneors cegymcn, the all
oscienre and learning in the United saeor each Of whom
we have distinct proposition
will contain other things important memorial
Congress- which should FIRST be placed tho hands Of clergy
every this periodical win be neither po
in i careter) at earlier date intend issue the
number early respectfully propose
cergymen who will send with their address,
send them the "Recoior years.
samps
70 ,c editors periodicals. newspapers excepting those
which cpy political and seculr) who win give prospectus
and send the number containing propose
advertise the and locality Of their through
To the presidents principals
who Recorder and place Of
their institutions proposed 10 editors.
Address National Recorder" Washington D.,
Oct SLIT
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Rrymws.-We have received from Taylor & Maury cop
les of Leonard Scott Co.'S republication of the Edn-
burgh Review and the Westminster Review for October
Each OF these magazines is well filled with solid and
substantial reading embracing variety of topics that
cannot f, to interest every rejecting man and the
moderate price at which they afforded places them
within the reach of the Of readers
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THE PARADE IN GEORGETOWN

Yesterday was galaday in Georgetown. 1t had been
fOuhced that the Potomac Light Infantry, the voun
corps just organized in that city, was to make its
" parade and everybody the qsa pipc to get a
~pse Oh the new company. Early in the afternoon
georgetown College Cadets numbering forty eight
assembled their drill ground for escort-duty
" preceded by Witherss full band, marched to the
"ory Oh the Potomac Light Infantry where that COM
ny attended by Esputas brass band, awaited them.
appearance Of the Light Infantry was neat
[ S'iaier-lke Their uniform, which conforms in
respects to that of the regular army, at
u universal admiration. II is noteworthy
s IhiS Is the first volunteer Organization that has
h. ''eu rom the government the new Mimic musket
so"ie man~uvres highly creditable to the drilling
''u companies they formed in battalion order and
W the line Of March. First came the two bands
I'ey discoursing sweet music next the Cadets,
~" rrancs Ward, with their new cadet m,iskets Just
1'u nom the government aud, as usual display
~ al 'her movements the high state of perfection to
sey have been brought by their officers. Last
y" Light Infantry, Capt. Hollingsworth TO the
WI Oh iorty The whole cortegc was under command
Sor beiger, U. S. A., who had kindly consented
ivy On the occasion. The procession marched through
principal streets, everywhere greeted by the smiles
o'e alr ladies for whom Georgetown is so Justly
and then turned towards tho college Once
~ "'nn the walls Of that venerable institution,
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DIANO AND MUSIC CARD.
II TO EVERYBODY.
enlarged improved remodecd beau,ihed nv old and
long established Pianofortc Melodeon, and
MUSIC STORE,
And beg respectfully shall always hand tho
most varied, and reliable stock in this city OF
mANos, MEIoDEoNs, AND HARRIS
manufacturers OF The country and solicit
when wish to buy hire exchange remove
repair Piano, 10 give call. Always on hand
Music, Accordcons, yiolus,
Flutes, Strings
Piano Covers, Stools &c, &c.
All
for Pianos Meodeous and Hsrps for (new ODD
from per month srle 81 payable
and other
day, week month Music by mail
world free Of posfaoe Music neatly bound.
ns- Remember the right sud number.
JOHN y. Ellis
No 400 avenne, between 9th and 10th
Nov 1o--d2w doors from bank OF l. johnson 90.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers.

INTENSIVE sale by catalogue of new and supe-
~ cabinet urnure elegant lace curtains window shades
cornice Tuesday morning. November 23 at 10 O'clock
furnishing establishment or g. Smalwood No. sos
Fellows Hall shall sell his ento stock
Of superior furniture, &c., comprising In part
IL ao funure Of the latest styles covered with best
French brocaele lasting plush, reps and silk damask
% sofas and beautiful patterns, finished in hnr CLOTH
damask, and plush
2S spring rocking chairs, various styles
very superior sleepy hollow chairs
Gabrielle chairs finished in enameed cloth 'f4
spring lounges variety STYLES and coverings
IEyans in hair, cloth, and French lasting
Superior curled hair, husk, aud palm mattresses
walnut chairs, OF various styles
10 pairs superior and costly lace curtains
100 window shades Of every variety
~ handsome git cornce
Together OF articles the house furnishing
line, TO enunerate d
cash that credit two,
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
s-Cataogues ready tho goods
daysp prior the sale.
Nov l2-eod JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AuCtioneers-
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United states Hotel.
MARRIED.,

On the Instant W. HowH Mr. WILLIAM r. CHASD
LE Washington Mss MATTE A. youngest daughter Of
Joux FINLEY, esq, of Castle Fin Pennsylv
In Georgetown d. c. by the Rev. Mr. TIIsG
HAST OF 81 Johns (iscopa Church. PRESCOTT ESQ.,
parish St. Landry Louisiana TO Miss KATE TAYLOR OF the
place.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN 'PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE "--On Thursday after
noon o'clock the premises by virtue deed
1857 duly recorded liber j. A.
1874 os 81 OF tho land records for Washington county
shall sell Nos IS and H. subdivision Of GA fronting
north North Capitol First
west running It's inches 80 feet alley Each
ing 306 square feet. Tite perfect.
cash. the residue In two and three
with interest secured by deed in trust tho premises
.. TII0S j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS @. MCGUIRE CO.,
Noy I'D Auctioncers.