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pROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
QuARrERMAsrER's 0FFLcE. u. \. N. Corps,

MATHEMATICS OFFICE, u. q. NJ. CORPS
WASHINGTON. May 10. Is5s
Sealed proposals will Ice ceIved nj tins Office nm
Thur sdsy. the l0h day Of June, 1885, for supplx
log such quantities Of wood and coal as msx ha
rsqu red for the Marines stationed at Washinr ton
". -. from ~ July, 1873, to Soth June. 1853. ri
onai 10 lie best anthracite white ash. broken and
screened. and free from dust as to weigh sao H.
To the ton. The wood to hs best oak 'ssping nd
both the wood and coal tn be delivered ON the RAM
snion OF the Commanding Marine officer, and p,isd
aa1 sasnisd At such onts within tie walls OF the
MARIE barracks az MAJ he dee gust. a Inv him free
OF expense To the Unlied States ard uh;ect to M
Approval. "''0e' VI MS
Bidders viii accompany their proposals with the
naes Oh I'VE sufe,es known To this office or IL n-
ernmen'. n II SIT.Iuu lily n p ~ snS gov
~ " SIaNtye,0 tlusrtermaster U. 3. nj. Corps
WAShiSGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
CaPita, Sdn,WO, with iHdtrfdHal Iiabiltfg of
otr stoekAo!dsyS-insures all classes of properly.
son DT .Nsat Ba,iy, Francis Mohnn. Hud
son iayiOr, Sam'l. Bacon. Jos. bryan, Nj, w, Galt
sem. beall Jas. F. Hslijsy. and Wm. Urms. Of
NC corner IA. avenue and 10Th street,
Jar q sicGUiRE, Pres,
GRAFTON D. HANSON. SEQ. ms1-2svisn
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Two GENTLEMEN FROM THE SOUTH
u LEVI PUMPHRtr, T. street, hack of the
National Hotel, has for sale accomp shed Sci
WANT who wishes to go South. A frst rate coach
man and house Servant, and handy at work.
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lyR. BRYAN. of New York, has opened a,
office ut No. 10 North A street, Capitol Hill, fo
treating Chrome Diseases, or those "f long stand
ing Scrofua OF the Jolnts, Neck. Eyes, Ears ana
other parts; Ch0IO. or ~. NItus's Dance: Neryou,
DebIty; Acm, or Blotchrd Face, or Nose Ind
gestlOn or ID, spepsln, and ali wPak and Irreg
larIies incident To females. Once Hours from Z,
III. M, to D. ina l3-Iws
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTs.-The following off
GERS have been appointed, and confirmed by
the Senate: Second Lieut.. George Holmes, to
be first lieutenant in the Marine Corps vice
III. W. Queen deceased; Charles Haywood Of
Me, to be a second lieutenant in the Marine
Corps, vice Holmes promoted. BENZ F. Gar
win, to be chief engineer in the Navy
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NORE NEW DRESS GOODS.
lSl 100 pieces White and ColOred r igurcd Swiss
Muslins,
80 ps rich Ducais. a new and beautiful material
Lon pcs rich Figured and Plain Satin Plaid Bereges
A large assortment OF Barge and Lawn Robes,
500 yds beautiful Lawns at l2s; cd washing c0ors
With large lots of a. kinds of first class staple
Goods for family use; all of which Ill be sold chea
for cash. w COIIEN
ma IS wv No. SIS 18th st. doors north Pa ay
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LOST AID FOUND.

osr.Bstxssn ,stR street and the Post Office
brIlliant-with cluster clap The rou'e pursued
F, thence to the Post Ofic A suitable eward
fas thanks @, the owner ITO when vs;y Tanabs
%tR G.
cox REwARD.-LOsT-Bya lady, between
- LJthe h nix of Washingt n and McGulre's auc-
ton ton store: Sa5. 10 Bssk Of Wssh,ortor noies.
the above reward cd Application 10 ). X. BOW
MAN. B,nk of Nashinston. ma ls-st-
WAS TAKEN UP out of the river. near the Ar
w seIai. a wHlTE HOG, with black ~
spot on his back; tail and ears cropped, ~
and sits IN has ears. There were ivy. SAssAk,As
wi please, come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
ma I9-7.- s'h s.-no- hrtw g ord 80
c. Rr:wAkD.-Stra,e ed away from The ul, crl-
W Der, on W ednesd;y l7sI; Dark Bay a.
nj Kr aSena YEAR EAR Old with whme spot 1N
above reward will be gwen 10. the urn the nd
N Mfg e, ssy lTa',matISn oonee5rl the same. ~
Sd and az streers Wards Row Isl.nd. ma IS SIS
I OST-ht Carus!'s Msy ball on Monday sve.rny
IL GOLD BAND, chased. and nsme of the own
SON an% Black .s to sse BEEN
taken b, falks The IeiTTner cf.he above artl
Il street amt Pa avenue, viii receive the sincere
Thanks OF the owner. ma II ST
STRAYED AWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ ON or b;n Instant, COW, OF ~zS>0A
sl1e. chiefly white, with red ntertnlxed: a SASsyS
white head, with r. esrs and mouth 1me 49,
red about the fore feet; nearry dry AT resent. A
suitable reward Will be gren 10 aay whr will re-
store her 10 the subscriber, such information
as may lead 10 her safe recovery.
NJ. G. WILSON.
ma II So IS. b street, bet I'd aud 81
&S REW ARDS rayed or stolen fom the sub
pa scrl5er GA Saturday, the 8: h slant, $3.50
AIRED oN heavy III calf with straI2htE lVSSS
ho5hS ablHt six or seven = ears DID, The W.
Tswsrd viii b. pad far the return Of sad L.
Low, or any laforIl5tIOn concerning the same, bS
THOMAS F. IN. No 6Ip Mass avenue between
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Orders, No. H." dated War Department. Adm
tant Generals Office, Washington, May IL,
1853, are as follows
]. At the General Court Martial which co,-
vehed at Newport Barracks, Kentucky. pursuant
to = Special Orders" No. A. Of March 10. ISIS
from the War Department, and o. which Major
6rn. Thomas :. Jesup, GlAartermaster CpneraI
is President, was arraigned and tried Rrevet NJ.
| Jor General Dayi& r. Twiggs u : Army. ON
the 1oiiowlhg charge and specifcatio ex ibited
against rim by eoE.nand OF the Secretary of War:
ChaTss -" snsabOrdiHate conduct to the nre.
judge 81 good order and military discipline =
spec ar2sion Isl. -" In that he the said
| EwlgGs, commanding the Department of 'rex,.
| having received War DEPARTING mt Special oraers
No. ~ Sof leJ7, did, al San Antonio on n. 1gth
octooer, 80 in contempt OF said orders appoint
| d Cont OF Inquiry to examine matters nd indg.d
| add decided in said OldeTsn
| Speclncailon I'd Gin n at he, the said Twi0gs
| did; al San Antonio on the l4th December iSSz
Ia 90 tempt OF tie Pres dents orders aforesaid
publish orders TO the troops under hi. commend
| 'nnrmlD@ report Of said Court of Inouirv con-
dents orders aforesaid - A''''
| SPecihcation 3d-''ln that he, the said Twigg.
| having received from tue War Department In y
i-ueT dated January Ii, IS5S, instructions In r.
Sdu 70 ne breaches OF discipline set out In th.
sptGincalIons Aforesaid with orders to publish
said Instructions to the Department OF Texas mo
| the said Twiggs, did, at San Antonio T.Y,s on
Tue sch February, le5S, in contempt Of the ohe
dirDce and submission due to the said decision
20 '.-N ''"iu accompany puDllcdtlOn To
the troops und"r bis command, with a comIae =,
| tirv on the instructions designed to contradi
a "a refute them, and denouncing them as a moi
son. and appealing from the order of the Presi
drnt, To the troops under his command"
TO which charge and specifications the accused
pleaded "NOt Guilty"
findings Of he Conf The Court after ma
tais deiibeFation fods the accused, Brevst Major
GENERAL David j. Twggs, as follows:
Isl sprcincation-"G Guilty, except the woren
'cont-mpt'p
'contsmpt'r ~ '
:. 80 Specification" Guilty;'' and, e.Guilty Of
the CbargS -
Sen And the Cont does sentences hs,a
bfevet nalor GENERAL David E. Twiggs, e. e.
Army, " 70 be ieprimanded by the President OF
III The proceedings Of the General Court Mar
tai Ia the foregoing case have been tuly submits
ted TO the Secretary Of War, and llae FOLLOWING
are the orders thereon: S
WAR DEPARTMsNr,May1 10 1852
The verdict OF the Court Martial in the trial or
Major General Twiggs Is spraOvsd But In CON-
sideI alton OF bis distingy Wished seryiGss, and or
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NEW FANCY STORE,

/ lee ANp TIMES OF HUGH MILLER
L. author Of.TestImony of the Mock o.flld n al
sandstone; FOOTPRINTS of the Creator" d dc
ny mos. N crown, the eminent Scotch divine 1
vnluins, price 81, postage 10 cents. For sale in
washington Oy TAYLOR n MAURY,
INA VI oOksfore-SSs Pa
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Tor RENT-A most desirable SKINNER RESI-
= DENCE. furnished, one nile ais,va the heIs his
Oh 6eorgetown. Apply on the premises. rear q .
nnrca OF ~. Abrams. 6-eo
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PROMOTED.-Mr. Stephen McNair, of Penn
sylvania, has been promoted to fill the third
class clerkship in the Office Of the Sixth Auditor
OF the Treasury, made vacant by the death OF
the late Mr.. McAllister. Mr.. Embrie, a frs,
class clerk in the same bureau. has been pro-
NOTED to fill the second class clerkship vacated
by Mr. McNair's nro,potion
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FOR RENT.-A large and completely FUR-
NlSHED HOUSE. The occu pants "a small
family would board IN the house, and allow the
privilege of taking other hoa-ders.
Alsc, another FURNISHED HOUSE, cont.in-
ing seven rooms, will be rented exceed tngly
moderate terms. Location of esca TIA ma III
For further information apply at 47e 18th street.
References changed. maI9 ST.
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GREAT BEAUTIFlER
SO LONG UNNECESSARILY SOUGHT,
FOUND At LAST!


TOR IL restores permanently Gray HAIR original
i color luxurlutly The bald mead; removes aA
tandruh itching and ali 0ua, soad head and ali srup
ns makes the hair sOf, healthy, glossy and will prossTSs
n 10 any imaginable age, Removes II BY maggie Of
bloChes the lace, cures al nsaag aAd nor
qous head ache. See circular and the following
Down, 81. r.. Feb. 2, 1857,
PROF. o.. WOOD & CO.-6enIs: Within few dass Ee
nave received many osdgrs and calls fer ITO. O. j.
Woods Esr Restorative, that To-Day were compelled 70
send a. Boston fra quant nc dozen on oTaartea ell
be NJ sGld.l while ri hi order quantity rn IrH-
ysrF bs y Q haEe sod TO have proc ucGd three
four new euspmers and ne ap robAcn and patron e u
receive from h8 most substantial a. worry Fl. gers o.
our vicinity. fully conylncs us tIaI Is hOsI VAL
Ia BL E pkEPARAIlON-
rn1 Us As sl0n a. usy be gross Of 81 size and
dozen % sze; and believe Is suurs very respectfully
fSlEnedj DAAIbL LAi HhUF 81 60.
Hickory Grove, 81. Ca8Tles Co., No. AoF.i9 1881.
PROF. O. WOOD--DeaF ar some lime iasi - uer
We we're ILuuepd sOH8o Of your u4 kes Iat lTl
is s8scis HOnoeFu s 10 our dgly 10 yea ans
the ain ctsd, 70 repoutg.
Our Huls sons head for time had been Per ect}
coysf ~ Is sD.es called scad bead The iar
aimsst sutrelv cane % cunseq d8nce when friend
sug HE suhsruEs advised use 10 usa your hseFzVes We
die 50 win Hule hops Of success, but 10 our suTae arc
ha OF an oar friends. very few applications removed Gre
dIsea eutire and ana luNurani crop Of MIR so1e
started out and say tha our mss = bean
scalp and lu1rlante Ui haf a. AEy Othet chuds
We can therefore, 90 hereDy ree0ceud uur h1s ORR
tive A. Derlet remedy diseases OF he seal hair
Wa are, y0urs respect lnily-
GECRlE ". HIGGfNBOTHAm.
sAKtH a. MGGINBOlHA3,
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Are uuqUestionably the best in the market.
NOVEL; regulated flmily can aff,-d to 90 without
Grover B Ser Machine made expressly for Emiy use
We advise all raisrs call and ezamns hem al No
Public Sq1sre NashTille Tennessee.
Tnere is not invention of tlisnventivs age VIII ch
h0nors American genus more than Saving Machine
No family ought to be deprived # it, benefits. We are
SIZED fco personal examination that the one called
'Grover d Bakers" IS ali that itcaims to e. and
good enough to be safely recommended and meet eli
essOn Bile requirements in the work Of 10 iamly."-
Independent. s-.
For our own family use, We became fully Satisfied
that Grover Baktrs machine is the best and accOT
dDgly purchased it, "A nerie N Ayr euIuris Of Oct.
Horace Greeley in refer lug to the above notice from the
American Agriculturist, writes: ITO all of which tie
Tribune says, anen-Thlt the erer Of notice Of Sew.
Machines that We aley published, pr5fsrs Wheeie
Wilson's does not make them Preferable"
y ?. Willis, Egg, editor Of The Home Journal in his
issue of November g. in comparing the machine with
Others, says The of this inc The first place
is easier lea ned Theu the stitch more elastic aud
much strOngerfOr wOOeu clothes Finishes of lis own
work which the other does The work can be ripped
aud sewed and does notrp If Itself without bzrg
iulended though every thrd ach eau De cut Tle same
machine runs silk linen thread md common spool cotton
with equal facility; and very advantage is that
it sews from ordinary spOols not it oessary
ether Machines that the ton should inst be repooed Is
constructor is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are We believe superior
t7a1y others 7-BlEton Daily Advertiser
"From he 5ssinormatOn We have been able 10 obtain
as well As from careful examination of the work dole with
different machines we are led to give the pre- ereuee to
Grover B1kers. Toe fitness and beauty Of the stitch
made by these machines is unsurpassed and to the LA
bilty Of the work Orip it's cur Of the question Amer
lean Baptist.
The Grover & Baker Sewing MschiBe Company tlkes
be liberty of rsierng any Of the SIX thousand families
who have had their machines in daily use.
Circulars containing cuts of different styles Of ma.
chiues and Of al parties al parts ofths country
Of the highest respect. bty OF whom inquiries can be
made, viii be furnished request
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Cane SCI Chafrs=--

JEN OF waHtl chairs rs-seg!ad with Cane, ca
hI7e them we'll done BY
MIS-. JULIA SPOTSWOOD,
ia 9--3m 30. 10. South Market st o.
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AEASoEs WHY rHE eRo7Es & BAKER HacHNH e ugIVzB-
SALLY PRETRERED FAEIL1 Swine
+ 1t is mere 81 mple ara easily keptin order than
any other Machine.
ID. Itmakss seam which viii not MP or rave though
every ID I'd glitch is cnt.
Sd Il ssws from two ordinary sp0ols. and thus ST
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the same Ma
chine can be adapted at pleasure By mere charge Of
soool5 to al varieties OF work
4th. The same Mashius runs silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
Sta The is elastic as the most elastic fabric 50
that is free from all lblity break in washing iron
ing, or otherwise.
9th The stitch made BY this Machine is more beautiful
hRu auy other made, either by hand or machine.
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dste Or Trustee Of Davidson county ct the ensuing March
We are authorised to announce HIRAM GRAY audidats
Tor trustee Of Davidson eOunty-teF
Tor reelecon IS Trustee Of Davidson county sep lite
W are an horissd - .nnounce WuLIAM JACKSON, ESQ.,
We are authorised 70 announce THOMAs T. SAEDeEs
Trustee Of Davidson OouHty. sept I7tes
EOas COUNTY COURT OLERk.
We are authorised 70 announce WILLlAH L. FOSTER
can didats Tor county Court CLERK, oct 29-te.
authorized 10 announce FELIx Z. CHRATHAM
candidate Tor re-eleeon as Clerk Of the County C0ar1Oi
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt JOHE s. DasHEIL
a candidate Tor CLERK Of the County Court Of DAVIDSON
county " S-la
For Circuit Court CLERK.
We are authorized 70 announce CHAKLEs ". HAYS,
Csnd date for CLERK OF The Circuit Conrt IT
% al the vacancy oeeasonsd By The resignation q = T.
We are authorized 10 announce PH1vIis GAsEET a
saDddse for Clerk othe Circuit Court OF Davidson county
MI tue vacancy oecasiUued BY The resignation Of 7
IL We are authorized to announce c. HAYWOOD as
caUddss foE Circuit Court Geek The ensuing narcn
election.
IL We are autbOrz,d to announce DAvrDo Lows cam
didaIs for Circgit Cart 81 Davidson cOuu,y
lie ensuing March election. IT,
FOX iii ERTFF.
We are authorised 70 announce, K MCATFa espdloae
March nov ttte'
We are authorized 70 announce Jlsss NJ HrEToE candi
We are authorized T. announces JoHz K EDnoEDsoE
candidate Tor reelection as SherH DAVIDSON county
may &5
Wsars authorized to announce &. B. BslET candidate
or Sheriff OF Davidson county. may %
FOX CONSTABLE
We are authorised 70 nopDee IEsss W. PAaE, esndi-
date for Constable in toe Nashville District Ian It'll
We authorised 70 announce sab. d, NlCHOL as
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District at The
suing March election. nov IL
We auth1rsea TO announce J. B. REDDICK candidate
for Constsble of Davidson Co0nty. SEPT Ute
We authorized to announce JEssE B. PEERT, caDdl
date L Unstable in the Nashville District. sept. 3
We are authorised 10 announce FLkT'HEH ". IioRN
candidate Cons abs in the Nashville Distinct Oct7L
We authorised announce 1. A. STOUT candidate
for ons liable in the Nashville District al the ensuing
March election. dec J-te.
We are auth )rized r. N. Irwin eancidlte
for Constable The ashvs District, ensuing March
election. ec--I
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NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE 60.

The prices Of these Machines va in 10 instance nsTe4s
varv The New York Prices, except the cOst u sA
ID n place sale, this State. 49,.
AIpersons having purchased these Machines OF HnO ma
hereafter purchase side Of The state Of 4snee
since the 24h day OF November 1855 are res 70 W.
NasHvIs Sewing Machine Company, Inc egsl onueIs
If $50, for the right said Aacones1 HtLn l
TERRITORY p TENN EE, aHd whenever pay 9fut Is
refused, THE Same WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted ior 60 this Company BY MessTs Grover
Baker ~.
Persons RELEASING Machines outside o. 1ennea
had better lh1L they get ou Of sis Win tHs
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IN TEN JESSE.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.
AekCT, IIaTTaI 81 Co.,

SUCCESSORS TO
6 EFGWsS HOPE CO., No. I32 Chambers street,
i NUE-E1 rk,-estGOjshUd ls20-ImpOneTs aEd DeGert
in al descriptions OF Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old BTaEdies, Superior Old Jamaica, St
CrOx and Antigua Runs Old Hasnd Grin, and every variety
Of Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors, ' .. .'s
ChBUnPaEne-HET SutaIue, MOet & ChandOn and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and VerzsnRy, Heidseick and
other Brands.
ClaTat and san demonstrating Chateau Mar
cauI Chateau latte, LaOve Larose, MargauE and St
Juueu. uCtegu and Haut S8utgrBes.
fEOCk NaInes--Cf JOhHauuesbergsF, Ma cObTUnneT,
Rudesheimer Hoc heimer Sparkling oeK and NOselle.
&PgaFs-o s the choices. varieties, ElegGns, Regaas,
CCnclas, Operas, Pressed aud C0mmunes
IOEc5Eu Eruits-cf al kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
tunes
e5Gs and COffeeE-alI Of The finest qualities,
GEaEns and Tons UeE-HurlngtOn, Virginia and
Wes.ahalia Sans, o6ed and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter FirEins, Tubs ard Stone lars.
Foreign PiCkels-szuces, Cglssps, ssrdines, Ca.
pers, Olives, &c.
BrcseEv es-East and lest India and Domestic. And
fol- and general assortment OF every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES, marb5, '57--dIy.
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TENNESSEE BANKs.

The notes OF the following Banks are received on
deposit and in payment Of debts by the Banks in
this city, and are taken at par in all business trans
actions:
Bank Of Tennessee Bank Of America, Clville,
Planters Bank, Northern Bank,
Union Bank, ,Citizens' Bank, Memphis,
Traders Bank Nashville Southern Bank,
Merchants Bank, Commercial Bank, I"
CITY Bank Bank Of Memphis, %
Bank Of Commerce o Bank Of Paris,
Bank Of the Union, " Bucks BIZ, McMlnnyllle,
Exchange Blk. Nu'boro Farmers Bank, Knoxville,
I.az Middle Tenn Bank Of Chattanooga.
The notes Of the above Banks viii be received for
subscriptions and in payment Of debts due this Office,
but for the future cannot take the notes Of the
other Tennessee Banks.
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TTHE most comprehensive and eeleci assortment o. az
ana caps Tor the Holidays, viii be found a. Waierdsd
& Wakes.
T1ey have baautul sssormentof Fancy Hstsand Caps
for RSys and Chifdrsn "gVATERFIELD- 4 WALKER,
. Fashionable Haters and FUrlisrs.
dec 10 % Public Square.
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FIRST CLASS.

PGno foress BOOKS, Stlonerys Eoofs, Shoes, Truor7
Of Sc, 10 ottes Camphlne and spirits Iurpenru- NJ
barre g. IarDstings Chi1a, Glae and glassware IN
cass clocks, cOnfeconerea. cCtton drs ~ ls N
ba.ss drugs frui s, rus trse ana srutl err
furs, dsn seeds, io0sinE asses aud looking ts
ca owners risk o. sers IN caHs and jas saldrg In aBd
Bli--n.IA ware, teas ana spices. =. -.....
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
nPPORILNIiYl LAND RuYERs.

w gbout Is miles hoTih Nashville large portion Of
tbs ssme well umbeTeds splendid nav Mil, propelled
~ = never -fsilug stream OF wsIar many enient
s1d c0f1f1rlabs improvements; whole ract spe1ddy
,+stsred and capable OF masing eEcesnt StOcktarm
ro-a a. IN ms NIll Yard 5000 $1,000 worth
ged 1p Der ore more wagon ami teams, stock hogs
eattie &c &C, with every ace necessary 10 carry 90
- - y, 5Eisbneus To euJ8rpTsiug business men, ms
altogether offers most splendid Opportunity 10 make
profitable Ip vestment.
sfactory secued able IN BANK, with Interest," and lien
retained usual. Apply 70 -.- - -. =, O.,
maruh 95-u MANU- q " 0gbW An
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES At THE LATE
nTEf,HT nETr,ss FAIR

the late Mechanics Fair, held the City NASHVILLE,
II IN OCTOBER 1885, judges appointed TO examine
Geles in class 43NO II, GROVER BaKKR's sewing Ma
cInes; No. l64, ST sEEs-GSe port upon the PrinCi.
pal points and meHts of The tOll9Ws;
The machines both ~ thread machines thai Is usRE
Two separate threads making the sch that OF GROVER
q BAKRR using the thread from Common spOOls
TVith two Needles; and that OF hIa0sEs using one
spool Deede the other thread WORKING from sob
bin InCgOsed in a ShutIIe, anu 10 be opinion q
LAs ommss. IS best adapted t0Eiae CiOJhinBs sad
dlerys &c.
The GRJFER & BAKER as the Least COmpliCat-
ed Machinery land, OF course easier mani
aged; advantage Of using spOOls without ate-
hiding, anu, vita the exception OF hne thing, sad
dery, the opinion OF tne COMMITTEES is best sJat-
ed for Family use.
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Residcnce WanfPd
MOneN EOund
Nerro Girl 10 Hire.

NUWEU VIII 10 IHITUs
VERY LIhELf GlnL, IL years old, for hlre at frs:
"A rate nIace. !. L. d r. ". BROWN,
fsnI4-iH A. Cherry street
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JOG Cbewiag TObacoO and CigaIs:

Choice Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE have 10 large lot Of Capt Sultz's ebrat
w ed bTaHds Tobacco AMI lis we'll known Pan caEe
brand 20 arrive Gays. We EXCEPT no brands when
say those who want tbe best article that they hzd
il, Whole5ale OF retail. at a Uai)n Street
Also large lot Of Langh0Tu & Armistead, with maUy
other brands fine Virginia JObaccO-aDda LOT Of good
Tennessee Tobacco that wish to close out at prices to
plf ass the buyer
We continue to keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars,
Domestic and German d.. Fpes, Scotch SDuG, Smoking
Tobacco, SC, Sc. -
, W LANGLEY & co,
dee % a Union Street.
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Ez- LovEus Monster Bear is attracting large
crowds o. the exhibition boat at the foot Of Broad
rect. His extraordinary and wonderful feats are
.....r-s Of wonder with all who visit him.
Mr. L5vEII will exhibit his bear this afternoon at
Owe. ..Ia5z to the ladies and children.
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$1,000,

Tbatfhe Grover & Blker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover q stitch, capable OF accomplishing
much greater variety Of works suth as IS required on
s1iOns sud families ths southern states Than the i n
singer or any other shuttle Machi19. ent o.eF A
for sewing In use or vorinv"2e''e fe a'7A sas'
~ Europe.