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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

AiFkpatFEGk, NeVins & Co.,
RECEIVIyG. FORFLBDLyC AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY mE1ECEHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
AZ = W store large and complete assortment Of
Z I Groceries, embracing
New Orl1aus Sugars, an grades
l0iaszls irL barrels and bali larrels;
Coffee, large aud complete stock
Isns, ful stock ah Teas. Candles, sar1ines, Mack
ere Glassware assorted, pens together with all dmls Of Gro
Clss usually Kept iH Ie Grocery line Oar stock o.
HEEANDIESs WINES, " EEEsHk y, &C.,
We iiuE cannot De surpassed in this or any other market. To
heavy Of goods invite The attention Of
the trade
rnsr25-tF ETREPATRTCK. NEVTNS & Co.
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ALLIsON, ANDERSON 3 30.

u1loIEssLE uEaLE-5 ~
FOREIGN AND Don EsNIC DRY GOODS
And Ready Made CIoihlRE,
10. Al PUBLIC SQU-ARE, EASHTZLLE, LlzIJESSEE.
ME take pleasure I'm announcing friends and The ads
w generally. that ia racapt q our stock %
Fail and Winter Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clothing
Which oser Tor CASH or 70 punotaal DEALERS sna al
vance Eastern c0st-
Our stock embraces az tie varieties usually kept IN Whole
sale Dry Goods House, and selected with great and
ard al prices az los as The market st1fdll.
We VISITING market Il and ezanl-
goods aud prices determined induce
ments 70 those wishing TO puIcLase
aagz3-sus r. ALLISON. ANDERSON 4 co.
WWARBEE WORK s--The subscriber has hani tie
III largest and best Of Marble and Nare Wor
s7e9 offered the city, which De particularly invites the atten
the public. He e prepared 90 execute all jobs In his linz
n the best styi u the art, and AZ short notice
mays, '57-f JAMES SLOAN
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NASHVILLE COWMERCTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000, ALL PAD AND SECURED.
VEyHIs Company being fully organizd according to Charter,
prepared write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire,
on Buildings Clouds, Wares and Merchandise generally Also,
shipments against Loss Damage by Sea- Rivers, Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms.
LIE AND NEeRo PourCIEs Issued CURRENT RATES.
Og5cs 40. So, Corner Of Square and CEDAR Street,
DIRECTORs.
ALEXANDER FALL, ". T. BERRY,
1STnoSY W IISLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. C. MNAIBH,
TH0S. W. EVANS HUGH MCCRAEs
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALLER, Secretary. april3-y
}. T, HART1S wHELEss 4 USHER.
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
G ROCERS, G En- ERAL co VA M SSION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Bread Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PAINTING ESTABLIsHMENT.
nUIEDEl e, EHOUSEEE OILERS, &C, are re-
quested take notice that the Undersigned, having made
tie necessary arrangements, and secured the services Of competent
his voC0tiOn in ali its various branches In the department u
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared with the greatest proptness,
all contracts however large Wncn may Re dee IN style and
upon which fail &c give satisfaction He is also pre-
pared 70 execute all manner Of
SIGN AND Ornamental FASTING, sRAISISs hlARBLTNs.
HaviIs department secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
The would request persons having work in his line
give him call before making fnal arrangements Is r,r1o
msrchs-df No. 90, Union st. between Cherry and sumner.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
VI. sULZBACHEB,
No. 50, Market street, Nashville,

FEyAEFs great pleasure in informing his friends, patrons and
Tie uIc Generality that still to he found at MS Old
stand with large assortIneutO
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IN ES e = TIN q

VMTE have been authorized by parties Virginia to dispose
Wv Of au
REMNANT Lots OF TOBACCO
we hold, At from
twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered this market Among these
FINE TOBACCO
as sold in the AID leIeFilE me l SOU ye
have couclnded sell all remnant los cd laIs upon me
same terms u he i0r the Ian gest slocA o.
TURACCO AND CIGARS
ever held hyany Teuuee Houe Those wishing to AVIAN them
serves F" J. " LANGLEY & co.'s
- % .te - a Union street.
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DOU LAS a CO.,
No. So Public Square
NASHV VILE, TENN

NO. 53 Public square
SEVILLE, TENN
WE now offer for sale, on accommodating terms,
Nv may he contracted at time Of each saleD
2,7s6 packages Fail and Winter Mere
disc.
CONSISTING PARTOF
american, British. F French
New England, PhiiadeIpha, New Y@E,
Philadelphia, Massachusetts,, New Jersey
Ladies Nantes, Cloaks,
Carpets, Travelling Bags, saiahels,
Letter, Writing, Wrapping Paper;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons
Negro 0suahurgs, Negro Rersys Negro brown and Mixed
Varieties Varieties, Jeans
Varieties, Varieties, Varieties.
Of thearice in which deal is vide sp and is nowhere
confined.
We all buying Of Goods with ready money!
thus p0tect ourselves from te occasional necessity Of pay
ingYabove vaiaef or any article we may buy.
We have ample sales and storage and otherwise veil
prepared to do business % any prudent extent No house in the
=, 49, 49, - t-l ~ - - -, - - - ~
compensated for the labor and risk Of trade, but lower unless
We are free buyers Of good quality we'll packed feathers gin
seng and bessvx at al they worth, and invite shipments TO
notes the thing ITSELF if demands Yarn socks, ana country
lnys aud brown jeans, purchased By with msaEdisai
Buyers OF goods at wholesale viii End the Nashville market As
we'll or better furnished with fall and winter stocks goods han
before. Its the market for things and good
gains those bow pay. Our the only
Wholesale establishment in city, Wgsmpy claim
be Of the best
aursO-3m DOUGLAS & co.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
TENEf subscriber hlT sold out his interest 10 the old stand
Of Evans Co.. 81 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property corner Of Caegy and Au
berry streets, South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store
has Just received and IL opening splendid assortment o
New and Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable i0r the wants
Of both city and country-c0nsistill Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Prints, Gngs Fine Lawns, DsLanes, Linens
JsckOnets, Musiins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWEL.RT.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' Gents Breastpins Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, SC. Also,
READY-WADE CLOTHING,
fthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods Domsstics, Blankets &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENsWARE,
In fact everything will be kept that will necessary the
completion Of we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which he determined 70 sell for ready cheaper
than can be purchased in Nashville as his limited expenses viii
allow him to do
mars4 L G. HAsBBOOK. i
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VWE receipt Of nextenssve and complete stock
Wv American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c.
Our OF Ladies Dress Goods Cioaks Nantes shawls,
Emhroderes White Goods, Robes Blankets Cloths Oasmeres
TWees sansts Hosiery, and all kinds Of Wooden Fairies
viii compete WITH II not surpas any that was ever before ex
hhied n the Southwest,
buyers. E
call respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for an kinds Of barter
FUEkMAN a CO.
aug27 Public Square. the Suspension Bridge
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VaIuabIe DlEeIIIna u -
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEvELAND TENS RSSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs. Proprietor. n.

TTyHIS Hotel spacious brcz huidn1 1s1 completed
The proprietor has incurred heavy expense n iinr up
and furnishing the rooms make them and comfortable.
The house open for the reception Of hoarsf and
travellers and the proprietor aGord ample satoas
for $50 persons. An omnibus with good safe t ul he
depot convey passengers the Hotel and back The
dep again The proprietor intends make t FIRST cazs
Hotel, and hopes 20 sare liberal patronage.
auzI5 DANIEL A. ITBBS, Proprietor.
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NINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--Caytz sAuitzha
IN sent a large iotof Fine Tobacco
j. ~ LANQLEY a Co.
sep3 Agents FOR z Shuts, and Halsey & booker.
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osr fcr sale ssvsal heeufifsi BUILDING Lots a West
Nashville. Promising o. Bread Esauu rero and Locls
streets Also. lots Gay ana Park streets "a Watkins
Aaguhcent Addition 70 Nashville As seven tirnhed hu ding
lets 10 Housons Addition 70 Easeheld Woodland and Rus
sell streets. Call coon yeu vii lose bargains.
L. & b W. BROWN,
oot8-lm 4f5l Cherry 81 Get.
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SALE OF NEGROES.
my virtue Of decree Circuit Court OF the CBited
States for the District Of Middle Tsnues. Che
Wm h. brown others Allen T. Gu0c and 9th rs WILL
on the 23d day next the Court H0u-e door, u
town Of egsOT0, sell at public uanlet
Frank and Thomas Cor C-h bg EOof the negroes mentioned
the decree and ordered sold Tor the comp auuts
seutI5-dtds JACOB MtGAEOCK,
C.. 4 H.. Of saii Court
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M0ULTON a REED,
Wholesale GrOcePs,
FORWARDING AND COA1ISSIOR MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS Is
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS &C., &c
No. 50 BROAD VA, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
II Couary produce taken tn exchange the highest prices
nOv26-f
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or the purpose Of carrying On regular business In the
NEW YORK STYLE.

purpose having regular Bill % fare On prices attached
that enabled 90 suit both pockets and c o.
customers charge Tor than they -s. Tbs has been
ueei in c, and We hope W strict attention business,
public patronage. We feel certu or succt with
own Efforts and iH the kitchen, u furnish
public dinners the shortest notice. We also keep haud
large stock Of
oct5 jaw. MOORE.
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~ - DUNCAN q Cos
AVE in store large and complete Stock Of Winter
4 / Goods cor sistng Of
= Blankets Flannes Linseys, Shawls, &c
Mu-liu DeLaues, CashmeTes, Morihoes, Alpaca, &c;
Tibet loths English Merinoes and Debage;
English, French, and German Merinoes,
Scotch English and American Prints and Robes;
Brown and Beached Muslins and Drliingsi
Hosiery, Gloves ETC.. etc
Also
Ready Made Clothing large stock. consisting Of Heavy
fine Goats Pants and Vests great variety Of goods gen
clemens wear. Our large and complete for The
trade. and We invite the attention Of Dealers
A. J. DUNCAN 4 co,
aetlO No. 20 Public Square
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A. {. CkRTEE. p %. EAT. G. wILsFOED
CAR 4 T. Tss NJ a A Y & CO.,
Wss4EsALE GEoCERs
AUCTION AND COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND FOR
WAHDINd MERCHANTS,
Dealers I'm EEEe LrsgEzaEes, Wines,
aud Domestic Liquors,
NO. u PUELIC SQUARE, BASHgILLE TEYF
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TERRAss BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to McCrea & Terrsss, dealers 10 GRO
- CERIES. FOREIGN AND DOMESTAC
LIQUORS. No 80 and 81 Broad street
IRON, &C., AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pitsbug Iron, 50 tons castings,
10 Z" Iron Axles, 25 " Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, 25 boxes Teuneslse Axes
Wishing quit this branch Of our business viii sell in large
lots for cash. cost aid in small lots at greatly reduced
TERRABS BROTHERS.
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Removal and New Firm.
o. ?. KoEL. D. b. G.. @. NOEL.
s. A. 6. NOEL & CO.,
(SucuessoFs to Noel & Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. A, Market Street,
Removal and New Z

Next Door % B LanleT q Go.
FTAYING associated with in bushes, Mr. D. II. BAILEY
formerly the house Of Nichol, CT Baey,j
moved from The corner College and Church ahoyr
elegant and large new building, will he prepared
fens custom with promptne n heretofore Gu
stock aid Bar Stores viii at all times compIets
be sold the most satisfactory terms loct6
E. Il. GLASCOCK,
A UCTIOKEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
~ services public, gent for the sale Of Real Estate
Neroes Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property, either country. Being determined to de
time the business and having had considerable
experience, latter myself that give satisfaction those
WHO may favor in line always be found the
Counting Room Of the Parot Office where, my absence,
ders may he left mar4--tf
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FRE EmAN THEIRS,
WHOLESALE RErArb
GrOcers 81 Commission Merchants
~ EAE in I'D B1cl- ir ana Produce generally For
y ei-u and p uls-c Llr.r-, Wines and Ci-ors, No.
North college s-s5 81 Aass-. ielne az me Oid Stand
Exi1 Brothers A-eat5 .ur i.trI7viiIe Faurng Mills
sEHOOE. BOOKS.
TEXT BOOKS, used in he High school, Fe-
male ACaC rlnFs a OIuE Ladies' Seminary
and other schools tas easy lHi Country. For
hp CHARLES VI. SMITH,
srut7 40 College street,
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TTVIE Propretors beg to uf0ru the czeus " Nashville O.
the public generally that they have lt considerable eeul
af5ed up the store houses On the corner Of
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Hon Caleb Cushing has accepted the invitation of
the United States Agricultural Society to address them
Richmond on the 25th of October
the Star publishes special DESPATCH dated at Charles
ton Navy Yard, announcing the dangerous illness of
Lieut. Schermerhorn, of the United States marine corps
at that place. His disease was typhoid fever.
General William Walker and Major Humphreys have
been in New York for several days past The Herald
thinks that their presence there indicates movement
towards Nicaragua.
Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet received from Mid
dlebury College, w.t. at its late commencement the hon
orary degree of Master of Arts
Paul Akers, the celebrated sculptor, returned from
Europe in the steamer Niagara last week. and arrived
this city on Friday He will probably, spend the fall
and winter in his native country and year again
depart for Italy We pleased to learn of tho
pcto of our talented feow-ctzen. His works
have obtained high repute, and while abroad his time
constantly occupied in fulfilling the orders for them
We happy to that he is in fine health Portland
Maine Argus, dug II.
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occasion Flags sreamed from tho tops Of the public
buildings ia breeze that shock them straight out from
their poles from the Board OF Trade room and from the
hotels and newspaper offices everywhere Several of the
large retail establishments also periodically decor
ted with inscriptions and bunting of more fncul de-
Signs and colors
Some of the incidents of the day were unique In
coming down Race street in the morning we saw an en-
thusiastc English gentleman standing on his door step
BIG brass dinner bell in each hand which he rang with
such effect that the din fairly deafened the entire block
lie was perspirlng like OK and alternately shouting
Long live er Majesty y! 'Long live Prince Halbcrt p
we passed the the spot half hour afterwards and
found him still ringing and cheering, his voice dwinded
TO grn whisper and his bald head glistenng in the
sun like a newly secured ponngcr
Another incident which saw amused us hugely A
German lager beer cellar In Sixth was decorated
with flags and surrounded by q crowd of people. We
ebowed our way to the CENTRE and found keg of lager
mounted on the sidewalk whose contents the proprietor
was distributing among the crowd. .Yoost here
shentlemens yoost you up and drinks. You Is
welcome as never was y Saying which, the rubicund
ieuton rcapped himself to the squirting faucet until the
cask was drained, and the drouthy multitude went away
satisfied This set down the eighth wonder of the
world -something SO as to be worthy of especial
record
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THE CELEBRATION In PHILADELPHIA.
From the Philadelphia Gazette, Angus. rsI


Yesterday morning given mp TO demonstration Of
rejoicing the successful laying of the Atlantic cable
IL commenced at precisely z, AS tho clock ceased
striking that hour the jubilee began The brazen throats
OF the chimes in the bclfies of St. Peters and ST. Ste
phens began the camor, that was taken up aud re-
echoed by every bell big and little throughout the
ure city No second morning maps enjoyable from
he moment tht the jocund peals of melody first
oeratcd upon the morning air. Never have we heard
such universal ringing 1t seemed as though tho en-
mrc atmosphere visbly unlulatng with the sound
Inc huge bell which the Statehousc the bells
Oh all the churches big and little, the fire alarm bells
upon the engnchousos and even tho tinkng bells Of
e hre telegraph boxes bent their tones into one gon-
ea expression of exultaton that Europe and America
were concatenated in remarkable n manner Never
was There such bell ringing during any tn,c within
ieinembranee that Of yesterday. The streets were
awe with people, and vehicles Numbered over tho cpb
"e'onca by scores and yet the cangor of Che brazen
muse from the stccples overwhelmed IL all
AT the moment when the bells began their exercise
precisely seven ocock--a salute was fired at the navy
yard and, as IL 20 intensity the roaring Of the guns
nte of one hundred discharges given from the re-
TeVing ship Princeton OF the navyyard At Broad and
,me streets also, salute of hundred guns was fred
IVY The national artillery under the direction OF Col j.
~ Alnrphy, and with such effect as to impart concus-
SION TO doors aud windows for half mile around In
'heSnW street there were everywhere evidences OF gala
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Ma VAL INTELLIGENCE.

All the officers of the frgate Sabine arrived at New
York Saturday and reported themselves ready for
duty
The United States frigate Congress- undergoing
thorough overhaung at the Philadelphia navy yard has
been ordered to prepare for at Notwihsand-
ing the exertions being made to hurry her up she can
not be ready for sea before three weeks.
The steam frgatc Roanoke, lying at Boston, is
ordered to supcrscde Immediately the Colorado flag
ship of the Home Squadron The of the latter is to
take the place of that Of the Roanoke which is to be dis
charged
Col Harris United States navy, reported for duty at
Brooklyn yard Saturday last He has been at Sharon
Springs for the last month.
The Sabine has been detained from going in commits
sion for few days. that the officers may have oppor
tunty of witnessing the celebration of the Atlantic ele
graph successful completion
The United States fgate San Jacinto, late flag ship of
the East India squadron may be expected home shortly
The marine corps is soon to be augmented by 200 men.
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TIE LYING or TIE ATLANTIC 7ELEGRAPH
CABLE



MermAlds sisters and subjects gather come gather
Assemble midway Of blue Oceans deep bed
Rendezvous and ALL fair or foul be the weather
Your Queen viii preside, gufweed crown on her head
Let's see what tribes there the mermAids Of Erin
Unmatched In cod fishing; then comes Newfoundland
Canadian American, English appearing
In obedience 10 act at their sotereign's command.
Now, FIRST would say how przO your heart feeling
Devoting good service TO poor sailors lost,
And receiving them well In shell groitocs, revealing
Future homes submarine, bv no storm spirit crossed
RansAckng each nook OF art science, and nature
A scheme most stupsndous has entered mans bran
Now he'd bridJehe Aaantiei the confident creature,
Keeping converse alive by electrical chain
List tho CABlx dropped from each ship, in tho water,
A Mermaid must carefully bear down below,
Nicely placing IL nrm and secure, as sho oughtr
Direct sraighl, like Decline arrow from bow
WA Ma alone walk down 10 the ocean,
Amply furnished With fitting sea- ngers and sight,
Rndder I'm tails to guide us In up down motion,
East or west, horizontal, which ever be right %
Now, Mermsis for love TO the good Queen Victoria"
TO " President Buck I" and Americans free,
part shall be done and botiyn cry gloria ~
Nor forget their cousins who dwell in the
ID. c., August Q, 1858
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EXCURSION.
Aug lids

ENOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
Il AND PORTSMOUTH the accommodation Of families and
wishing enjoy luxures fresh crabs
bathing afforded by those places the fine safe and commoous
Powhaan will leave Washington O'Clock
for the above and continue during the bathing
commencing Saturday July 7h from her berth the
wharf, foot Of 9th street. arriving at Hney Point at
day. Old Point al a. and Norfolk nj s. Sunday morning
Returning will Norfolk Monday p. Old D.
10, a. same day.
Fare including meals to Pney Point 81 Old
s. and for the round trip including meals S. Children
wants half price. Berhs free state extra.
Passengers win be taken up landed landings the
Potomac.
For tickets and further Information apply the
Southern and Southwestern ticket
three doors of Browns Hotel captain
the boat, foot Of 9th street.
CTIAs E MITCHELL.
Captain,
GEORGE MATTINGIY
July I'D Superintendent Of Z. s. b. Company.
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DIED.,

On the instant CHARLES TnosAs and pHS SAX
the 9Th OF his leaving wife and ono child TO
their irreparable loss.
His friends acqusnt,nccs respectfully invited attend his
funeral Friday afternoon o'clock from the residence of his
father, OF Tenth md n streets.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.l
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LlVE DOLLARS REWARD. Lost or stolen ON
a the 9th Of july last Colts revolver with my name on
craven on the handle Tho above reward viii paid one
who will deliver the same at the Union Office
August l7-6t LEWIS 9 u,YDTN
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AUCTION SALE.
by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

YNRUSTEEiS SALE OF A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
country, this city.Unde and by
Of trust bearing the 3lst
recorded In liber j. 1877 folio 25
Washington county c. the undesgn
trustee will sell public auction the auction Of j. C.
Washington, Saturday. the 21st
August d. 1853 O'Clock all of lot numbered two in
part original Of called
containing Ave md sixteenth land
together with all the improvements consisting of two
story and back building and out-budngs.
The property will be sold subject ncumbrancc the
amount Of which will be stated at the time Of sale.
offered for sale very
rabe fronting the Washington and Rockville Turnpike road
about miles ON the city, and in Of the best neghbohood
in the county.
Terms sale Onerth and the residue thre equal
twelve, eighteen months with interest,"
by decd OF trust TO tho satisfaction Of the the
OF complied with within days, re-
the right resell the deung
chaser Ali convcyancing at the purchasers cost.
W. ii. WARD Trustee.
Aug lids J. c. MCGUIRE &EO, Auctioneers.
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June 1Stf

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Alexandria at A. TO- II o'clock, MI 2 and O'Clock
p. m. ~
Leave Washington IL O'Clock j, 8 O. and O'Clock,
u. IN.
coYER when the route, will run at opposite
hours. IS
Whaeys connecting with the Pngc and Coyer, will
leave Capitol and avenue
Iune s-ood--tf RICHARD wAILACII, President.