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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 81 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House
40. Is Cellar street. Ncshwlle. Tej

No. Is Cedar street, NGshrille, Tenn.
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Nen0
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eUery Uariety Of Gentemen's apparel, which we
are offering at VERY LOW RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by member of
the firm, resident Of Philadelphia, whose long er-
periepce and great facilities afford every advan-
tage for the selection Of choice Goods Our
aim is to give our patrons as good variety
of fashionable Goods to select from as any 0tieT
City IN the Union. and We respectfully solicit a
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville, is at No. Is
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT & Co.
p. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
for Thomas D. Delano & Co.'s celebrated LIFE
PREsERvERs, which are so adjusted in the lin
ing of the Vest as to be of no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary waddng. 1t has
only to be seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. sept4-tlian
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BrrEs ANp srrNGs or INsEcrs.-As remedy

BITES AND SrINGs OF INsECrs.-As remedy
against the bites and stings of insects, and of
all poisonous reptiles, the only reliable arti-
Gle yet invented is DIR. BRACES ARCTIC LINZ
MENT. Such are its penetrating and disinfect-
ing properties. that, no matter how virulent
may he the poison from the bite or sting, this
Liniment at once reaches the seat of venom,
however deep. and neutralizes and extracts
it. With Bragg's Arctic Liniment at hand
the bite of rattlesnake is as harmless as that
of gnat. 1t also oyercomes the virus from
the bite of mad dog. This admirable Lini-
ment is also infallible in curing all those dis
eases of men and animals where Liniment
is the proper remedy, and is not equaled by
any such article ever invented. 1t is likewise
infallible in destroying the screw-worm, to
which cattle are peculiarly liable in southern
lattudes.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOvnLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made TO Bragg IL Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
eompanied by good reference.
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$500 REWARD.

TTsHE following described prisoners made their
cape FROM the Dayldson County jail, on the
morning OF The Isl u septsmber:
LANES TUCKER, sentenced Owe years Tor stealing
A watch Abo1t ave feet seventh or 3 years q
age. spare made, dark complexion, black eyes, dark
har-a shoemaker; came fron PhliAeelphla-
STEPHEN PORTER. alas STEPHEN PRICE, former
liz % X Louis suBteneed seven years. for obtaining
nssuey unaer G-ss preseases- About feet inches,
rather delicate dark complexion, has red mark on
his forsnoAa, and sc-F on his upper AP, has dark
hair grey eyos-
ALExAkDER BRANCH, charges with malicious
% OF IS Yeas u age, has DARK uxir AID had havy
~hzksFz visa Re oscaped: dark eyes ..s.-
PATRICK CALCIUM, ssntsacs1 70 Penitentiary IS
years, for rape. AeOai feet Q inches, heavy set-
an IrizhEn4n. Has black Ia. and black eyes-aad 4
Iong ba4ra xhea ne esc.EsoL
JOHN TOl-AS, a. frtshEnAa. charged With murder
Aboat fest hsx N heigat, = az able BODIED
uAn ana a lsekssaith By trais- Has black lair and
small slAek syes-AA- de~A'e-as iooA, and : sse~
Is. G. BfsI4oP charged with burglary and robbery.
Aboat q ~ - years " age; Aboat iced seses N
height rather iansisonei an active, vigorous tasn;
f.I- HCsTsIk altas RHODES, yeata u ~ Or a
years zbost fest 81 inchcs, IaediaaA size, his
L.if ana bllse eyes Ma osDNicted Ga charge a
carrying bargt<fsoss nssF AID oeelns1 hes
| hsAr.ns- He hAz a brother n fnliAdcsl,e.A-
1 NM WAl.xKR aiias CHARLES AkAiONss sen
tenet far years for stealing hofses- Aeoai tees
iaehez aga; si-<k hair Aaa grey eyes si'as, @D's
q Al WILSON. charged with stealing. Ahou, 5
feet inches heb; : l.%s asa u o-d as-''hi o'-eA
| R1nfdkT wAfS0<, ybagset With sieei4ss seoet
4 f.st isachss 'hssh heesy boi, 4oor % yezEs 81
/ -. 81 ~ AIR aud aorld eamIleAAsn-
sal s,ss reward q so I siSs AZ is s s,s''s
4 ssgg.s-ss JaasF u .. 'assa ss-.a>y-
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CRISIS GAIETY JOHN DREw.--Ne have now
after twelve days engagement, had ample
opportunity of jndSing the merits, as IA come
dian of Mr. DREW, and must say, in justice
to him, that be the house large or ymall, his
earncstnesS, his racincss, ease, and power,
have not once failed him during that time
his appreciation of his author Is fine to the
incest perceptible shade, and whether as a
gentleman or "BosthooH, it il all the same,
the one il ~ natural to him as the other and
the rendering accordingly. To night he APP
pears for the hrst time here as Davy OLcary.
in a fine drama rntitl. "Aline' or the Rose
of Xii arm va character in VIII ch he blends
the pathos. with the ludicrous a. he only
can. The performance concluding with the
good old farce of the Omnibus, Pat Rooney
joins DREwl. Ii is fine entertainment and
will attract a large house. Terrence O'Coa-
non, We understand, will be played ON next
Friday.
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THE NORTH BRTrusH REVIEW is lust to
hand" making amends by its interesting CON
tents, for the Hardness of its arrival. The
number i one of even unusual excellence,
containing 50 much to interest, as well as en-
Tighten the general reader. 1t seems useless
L. reitcratc the praises of the Leonard Scott
rc-publications," viz : Blackwood's Magazine
and the four standard Quarterly Reviews.
And vet we are sure that these reprints can
not be too highly apprcciat, d, or their claims
to the attention of an intelligent public, too
frequently set forth. 1t is a matter of sur
prise that 50 many persons, claiming to be
students. or schoars,--at least pretending to
Intelligence above what they style the com
mon herd should go ON from year to year
without this mine of genuine Information to
which few dollars is the "Op"n SESAME In
this mine we find treasures undevcioped in any
othrr-there are secret receSsc~ laid open to
our view sparkling with the richest jewels Of
intellect. and there are deep shafts Open' d
j re- piercing The great heart Of Nature to its
entire or probing systems. social. political
philosophical, to their very core. In this, the
August No. Of the Review. there are twelve
articles four alone of which are worth the
subscription price, HdtctVbrGnd lay NJ. Vii
lcmlin," BRITISH -IIt, Paintng and Sniptrire,'
'.The .NplTR British Drmar' and ''Researches
on Light SI,atory, Scientific and -E,Ltet.caL -
Lit every person who desires to become al
" well-iuf rmr,l, subscribe for and read these
notifications Address. FoNAED SCOTT & CO.
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We would call the particular attention of
every reader 10 the advertisement of Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
OH,LNINENT. They are too we'll known in
this community TO require recommendations.
But there are many Of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms sTch as de-
spondency, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
cision. lack of energy, making existence a
burden. To all who may be 50 afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief
Pains of any kind, try the Liniment See the
advertisement in another column.
seDt2l-2W
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No PRINCIPLES on THE SUBJECT OF SLAVE
RY.-The position of the United Synod, the
body that succeeded from the New School
Assembly, in consequence of its action in re-
ference to slavery is thus defined in pastoral
letter lately published by the Presbytery of
Winchester: 1t declares. that as slave-hold-
ing is not alluded to in our Constitution. it
Mail be let alone in our ecclesiastical meet
ings, and the management of it be left wholly
to the State, where it properly belongs As
Church. we have no principles upon this
subject while each individual come cted with
Ms is left at perfect liberty to enjoy and ex-
press his own opinion upon it, upon his own
p srsonal responsibility.
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NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to eonfne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
discrimination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr.. WILLIAM
GILL. who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. we
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties Those who may desire to save the m
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer It, pay IN
advance for the whole year.
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a DRAMATIC SCENE Nor IN THE Bulls
Mr.. MURDOCH the great actor, is now playing
at Louisvlle. Ga Tuesday night last. n
rather iudicF0us aud amusing incident occur
rcd. during the p rtOrmancr OF tn. Gam, stcr
which is thus related 10y the Louisville pa
pers: In the third net, while Stakely is en-
deav oring to frighten and terrify Mrs. Bev-
crly (Mrs. ALEXISA FISHER BAkER) to yield
10 ais designs, alter having failed TO accom-
|plish his object by fair words, some fellow
|clambered up from the pirquette upon the
stage. and, walking up, folded his arms, and
boldly confronting Stukely, (RnKY,) exelaim-
led, in voice quivering with emotion, Here
II am For one moment the whole house,
actors and all, were electrified into the silence
of dsath. Mr.. BIERoE. the prompter, broke
the silence by entering and dragging the fel-
low ont His exit called down the house.
bic was, TO some extent, drunk, but more ex-
cited with the play" ~
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pp Gelfgrapb.
Later from California, Oregon and
Central America.

Central America.
New YORK, Sept 2s.-The steamer Noses
Taylor has arrived with California dates Of
the 6th.- -- 1929
She brings over 800 passengers and nearly
Sl.60O.0O0.
The harbor of Mansanilla is blockaded.
The steamer Saranack was at Panama; all
on board were well. ea.er. u ~rIa
The steamer Roanoke was off Aspinwall
on the 10th, and was to proceed to Greytown
Immediately.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIoN.-The Administration
Democrats have succeeded by 16, 900 majority.
They have large majority in the Legisla-
ture.
In San Francisco the Peoples ticket for
local officers was elected and the Republican
ticket for the Legislature.
News from Frazer's river is unsatisfactory.
The river is too high for work.
Business is dull and property greatly de-
preciated.
The Indians are still threatening.
The gold discoveries northwest of Victoria
are all humbug.
Rich diggings have been found on Soda
Creek in Shasta county.
A duel was fought between Geo. T. John
son and w. S. Ferguson. The latter shot
in the thigh.
The United States Government has COM
nenceu suit Tor the Almaden quick sllVd
mines, which are now held by a forged
title.
There have been an unusual number Of
murders, assassinations, suicides and deaths
from casualties. q.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6-Market generally
| buoyant. Lard buoyant, advanced 2 cent
Tice buoyant at 40 per cent advance. Sugar
advanced. Money abundant.
OREGoN-Lieut. j. K. Allen attacked the
Indians on the upper Yakima river. He cap.
tured several but lost his life.
Senior Obaldio is elected Governor of Pa
mama.
Genl. Lamar arrived in Costa Rica.
Nicaragua is quiet.
1t is rumored that San Salvador is about
invading Honduras
The Merrimac and Decatur were at CallaC
on the 18th of August
1t is reported that Peru is about declar
ing war against Ecuador.
VALPARAISo-The markets are improving
Venezuela made an attempt at a resolution
| on the I6 b
Genl. Luron went to occupy Laguyra but
turned back and was arrested.
Genl. Roulette with the Spanish and Bra
gillian Ministers, started for Laguyra with the
hope of a speedy and satisfactory settlement
of affairs.
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Something New and Nice.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE.

lcIERRY STREET, sEooSD DOOR sorTH or UNioS.l
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TIAvING purchased the above stand from J. W.
IL WALLACE and rsiltted II IN neat and handsome
style ana replenished with the best and purest Il
auors we are now prepared 20 mix up on the sci
entnc' principle that which will suit the tastes OF any
one. A share OF public patronage A. solicited.
LEE COLEMAN, 80,
aug26-tf WM. KINNEY, Ns0'
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ny SOIVTVON.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, under the firm name Of H. b. NOR
RS l. CO., in the Grocery and Commission Business,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent, h. b. Morris
having sold his interest 10 Hugh McCrea Either part
ner authorized 10 the name Of the nrm IL hqu
datiou II B. MORRIS,
W HOOPER HARRIS.
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THE RAcEs.-SecondD ay.-There was again
a large attendance at the track. The first
race. sgeepstake single dash of mile, for two
wear oIds, $500 entrance. 500 forfeit-seveh
entries. three started. Roundtree s horse was
the f,voritc against the field, at an early hour;
the night before, however. Calgy's was the
choice with large odds. Several PooLes were
sold, Monday night and yesterday, and con-
siderable amount changed hands on the re-
suit At the tap Of the drum the horses mad
a good start, and kept along well for the hrs'
quarter, when Cagly's dropped behind, and at
the. end of the halt Odom's also gave way,
and Roundtree's taking the lead maintained
it to the end. winning the race by some
lengths. Summary
W. 7. Rouudtree names ch. c. Bill Alex
auder. by Epsilon, dam by Glencoe. l
Eli Odom names b. f., 10y Albion, dam
by Sovereign. ...........--...
Hugh Calgy names b. c. by Albion, dam
by Leviathau.
Time, l:52.
The second race for untried three year olds,
5000 entrance. $50. forfeit, was not run
Blythe and Gdild's entry, Ellie Dean, gaIlop-
ing around the track aud taking the purse
Third race, Giles county stake, three year
olds-S2OO entrance-"pay or pay''-three
entries. was ia slow race. Everly's :. g. took
the purse in two straight heats without ado.
Summary:
George EYerly names =. g. Allindorf, by
Geo. Elliott, dam 10y Eclipse. .......
Il. If. Peaden names g m. Belle by Othel-
10. dam by Cave Johnson. 2
VIM. Lewis names br. c. by OthcllO, dam
by Blenbam. B dis.
Time, l:j65-l:534.
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Ths ssElixif.-

Prepared BY Or. JAS WILLIAMS Tor the cure OF DYs
PEPsY, aud hoshag but pYsFEi,sY, las advertised in
another columns has, b. ~ Own merits, obtained for
asslf 50 high Fspatzts i'h.A.aephla thai Phy 81.
cians acquainted with ts pEcs-eFtics, using them
selves 4ad prescribing 20 their IAeats ooavinced
~ Observation ~ ia great snsaey restoFiag he
slseFdsred digestive aIas heAlIhy faneElsu As.
neFous eases q Dyspepsy u Tie most aggravated
character, shlch xeFe zhaRdoned "a iacuFahls By
sene Of the Medical Faculty have ~ tbs uzs Of ghls
sxr, been resl0Fsd 70 psset hssisA Is Assssed Ger
lacsla testify. sFEis-ly
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE lKSN., august zist, lass
THIS Rank has removed TIA enrnsr op,.osltc tho
rianters tank, In the cid Union Bank building The
baid,Rg Formerly occupied b ths Bank 81 Cosnnercc
Is Or Rent fAyorzbse tsrAs- Apply soou, Il yoa
saul ~, 20
AHg23-a mo. ID. JAMES.
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QbaHferp. Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.
septl5-td


John Nixon o. ID. Walling and A. 7. Raymer.
IN pursuance Of a decree of the Chaneery Court at
i Nashville, at May Term, 1883, in above cause, /
will sell, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
20TH Day OF OCTOBER NEXT, the property deserib-
ed the pleadings in this and being parcel of
ground lying the West side of Bell street, and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgedeld.
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lets of
good size and good depth, and three of them have
houses upon thefa and will be sold six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved securty-len
10 be retained and gale FREE FROM REDEMPTION.
J. E GLEAVES,
sept1s-td Clerk Master
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PRINTS.

All the good style prints are taken fast as pro-
duced; the old stock moves heavily. The printers
about preparing for Spring styles which will eVi-
denee the same elegance Of design and beauty, which
has characterize the goods from the leading printers
during the past season.
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Edwin FORREST RETIRED PROM THE STAGE
The Wheeling correspondent of the Baltimore
sun, says:-I have just read "a letter from
Edwin Forrest Ia n gentleman ut the hotel,
wherein he says, most emphatically, that he
never will appear as an actor again. If he
does appear, he will appear a lecturer on
clOcution.
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gcss- X. s. NORTHcoTr. Of the Murfrccsboro'
Telegraph, paid us flying visit yesterday. 1t
is seldom he grants the outside world view
of his handsome phiZ; aud when he does 1.-THE
rest ct mankind ought to, as we now 90,
acknowledge it as AN especial compliment
The Telegraph l. an excellent political ard
family new spaper, aud deserves a wide circu-
latioa and careful and thoughtful reading.
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TN retiring from the business desire 90 tender my
i thanks 70 my numerous patrons and friends for
their long and liberal patronage, and would recon-
mend my successors, Aessrs HuGB AcCKkA n Co, As
gentlemen la every respect worthy ofconndence
IL. b. MORRIS.
N..hriII. s..r,i la ISIS
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5sS- We are indebt,d 10 GRAVES. MARKS i
Co. for copy of volume of selections from
the Discourses If Rev. G. II. STURGEON it
contains the gems which are scattered
throu yhout his productions. The book is elc-
gautly printed, aud is IRON the press of Shell
Don, BLAKEMAN & Co, New York.
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Time, l:J2.
Time, l:j65 1854.
RACES FOR TODAY.

Thos G.. Moore enters ch. m, Jennie Rose
wears old, by Glencoe. dam Ann Bell by
Frank.
VIM Roundtrce enters b. m. Kate Hays. 4
years old by Albion, dam Eudora by Priam.
1t is confidently expected that this VII he
the best two mile race ever run in Tennessee.
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON 4 %, Is College ~
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON Co, IS College Al
100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON 4 %, IS Colleges 81,
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, OF sale cheap By
DILLON q 90, Is College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE oofFEE. for sale cheap b.
DILLON 4 90 rs College 81
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, fer sale cheap BY
DILLON 90, Is College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE coFFEE, for sale cheap ey
DILLON 4 co., IS College -
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sac cheap By
Aax2S-u DILLON 4 Co, Is College q
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Rev, J H. Merle d. Anbigne, ID. d., author
Of the History Of the Reformation was
married ut ST Peters Church. Dublin, August
lIth, to Miss Frances Hardy, daughter of the
late Rev. J ohn Hardy. Rector of kilcullen.
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NEGROES for Sale.

WE have a good Lot 81 Negroes for sale. some 10
w ora LIKELY BOYS from Ia IN ~ years old
Several young women with one ohild each; or 5
good House Girls 10 10 20 years old, well qualified,
be highly recommended; good Carpenter 20
years old; good Cooks, s or 8 mea from 70 10
years old. IL. II. HAYNES 90.
fr
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~ Ii il asserted that the President will
restore the whole batch of suspended naval
officers to the active list. The examination of
the cases is nearly concluded.
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40 The Ladies' will please remember that
A. CROKER will have biz first opening of fall
and winter Bonnets for ls5s, ON Thursdya,
Sept. 30ih.
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TO Nervous Sufferers.

Arctircd Gentleman having been restored TO health
n few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
will send Qree) TO assist others copy OF the prcscrp
ton and a supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. hi
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street
Brooklyn, NY aprI3-tri-w-s
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Swan l. Co.'S Lotteries.

nEKSoNS who desire % try their luck IN these cell
L ebrated Lotteries, which draw every saturday IN
The year can have their orders promptly attended u
without the risk Of sending by mail, by addressing
sAN'L SWAN 4 co,
Box No. -, 2. o, Nashville
A cory 81 the On1clal Drawing VIII be sent 20 each
purchaser Immediately after the drawing takes place
For prices advertisement IA another column
Price Of whole tickets sl0; halves S. quarters g
50. rirhtls 81 Is epti7
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EOR RENT.

A NEAT and ,ssuiiuT table dwelling, situated just
n heyund toe Nashville and chaisaneoSA Railroad
Depot IN Illness Addition with god eastern and
every convenience necessary 80 renter Il desirable
residence Aruiy 70 " l. BOND, Jr.,
Anx-S-tf Ne. 50 Cherry 81.
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To Exchange or Sale.

"a five children. the oldest boy Il, the girl
10 and down 10 infant, will be sold or eX-
changed for other Negroes To- some living in The
country, and that wants them for their own use and
not for speculation. Apply 20
augll-u WILL. l. BOYD
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Valuable Free-S0il Property
FOR SALE

7 WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by VIM T. Mosby, situated on High
street. South Nashville fronting sixty feet and
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick, with
all other necessary out buildings all IN good repair
Also vacant lot fronting High street thirty six
feet and running back 200 feet good location for
building site. This is desirable property, 10 those
wishing to get rid Of the enormous taxes that i'm
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite those wishing TO invest in real estate TO examine
this property.
TERMS OF SAE--A credit of one, two and three
years with interest from date.
Rg- For further particulars call on
Z. r. GLASCOCK,
Real Eeiaie AGENT
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WANTED.
Boarding House.

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il he still No. ~ North EarSss street,
and prepared % entertain boarders and travellers,
and ali Who nay favor him gth their patronage
reasonable terms. tie has several vacant rooms
IN his house suitable ioT single persons vel fam
lilies. HIS table shall ali times be supplied with
the best the market aords, and attsntye servants 70
wait upon his guests. The house Is situated about
square from the Public square, and convenient 20
large Livery Stable, where travellers horses may be
taken care Of G. n SOCTilGAIE
Nashville, sept 2-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Ivory Fable KNIVES

ALsO-Setts Of % pieces plated and steel
blades with solid silver shoulders.
Ivory Ham Carvers.
Ivory Game do;
Coco Hotel do;
We have just received these goods from the
manutactory, and they will be sold lower than
can be bought elsewhere. for CASH
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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