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nennocrntic Vfctories.

While the corrupt coaItion Of Know Nothings and
Black Republicans has obtained temporary aseen-
dency in some Of the northern States, most cheer
ing Intelligence has reached as from the South and
Il ON the distant shores of the Pacific The result
Of the election in Cslforn;a is particularly crafty
ing The detection Of DRoDERIci and McKBBEN,
has only served TO stimulate the Democracy to in
creased efforts and the administration has been lIi
umphantly sustained. The traitors have been most
signally rebuked. The opposition is overwhelmed
Black Republicanism is crushed out in the west
California, animated by the example of Oregon, has
given majority Of 10000 for the national DemOc-
racy. The young giant has risen up in his strength
and strapglsd the serpent of abolitiOnism which
would have coiled lis poisonous fields around its
limbs. seetionalism with its dragon brood cannot
live upon the fresh and fertile soil of the vigorous
west: the black flag of coalition will not float in
its pure air. These young States were redeemed
from the wilderness and made the abode of evils
cation by Democratic policy, and they sustain the
party to Whish they owe their prosperity. The in
rigues Of ambitious demagogues and the rage of IA
naucs will never win them away from their dsvO
ton to the Union.
The Democrats of Florida have increased their
majority to ten thousand votes and have reelected
Hawkins, the firm, unfinching friend of the admin
islratiOn, to Congress.
Delaware has also given handsome majority for
the administration candidates and may be cOnsidN
cred henceforward, true 10 the Democracy.
These elections indicate that wherever the fell
spirit of fanacism and sectional strife have not poi
sOned the minds of The people, they will continue to
sustain the national administration. Only the vile
combination of corrupt factions, has succeeded in
defeating the Democracy sndIhat combination is too
rotten to last long. In the next contest they will
be divided and they viii be conquered.
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Acor1rrEp.-The Ma of Maaba Morgap. 3

ACQUITTED.-The trial of MaEha Morgan, young
widow, called by the letter writer's handsome, for
the murder of Alexander Allen, constable in John
son CO., N c., has resulted in her aequittal The
prisoner was poor but ''pyOverbially honest" and
the officer was levying her little stock of worldly
goods, duty which he accompanied with some harsh
words to the poor woman. She seized shot gun
and killed him, and was acquitted, more by sympathy
than strict justice.
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CORN mEALI
IMMENSE wATER.POWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOR SALE.

FENHE undersigned still eight nine hundred acres
Of Land, about half mile from the Of Man $500
chester the county seat Of coffee county Tenn, including
the fort and the principal falls the main fork
of Duck river averaging from 25 to each situated
80 yards apart The volume Of these falls
the dryest Of the year sufficient to drive almost any
amount OF machinery and easy OF access and may be improved
very reasonable outlay Upon the whole there
81 cleared the balance timber; considerable portion
first rate bottom land and the remainder good recond land
The falls situated mile from the railroad depot
Manchester and within Of Nashville The whole tract
with both falls offered sale they would be sold separately
to suit purchasers. For manufacturing purpases this site
surpassed by aJ Tennessee, and be purchased
bic
octI7-w6 ". 7. GARRET & BRO.
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CREsP,s GATETY.

The Manager has the honor Of announcing engageme FOR
SIX nights only, with the Yoong and beautiful Southern Sisters
Emma and Ada webb, whose rising talent has received
the Eane eneonns Of the public and press throughout the
south and West Miss EMMA WEES debut heorea
Nashville audience Shakespeare exquisite creation ct Juliet
in the immortal play Of Romeo and JuAlets Mrs ADA
WEBB the wonderful and protean sister, viii appear as The
Managers Baugh sustaining six characters with
singing and dancing. Monday Evenings OCT lStAs
1888, win be acted Shakespeare play Of Romeo and
Juliet. Juliet-iss EMMA WEBB Overture By the cnestra
To conciude with the protean "a Of The managers
Daughte Mara-1liss WEBB The songs OF Trust
and Weary Stay; also dancing Irish jig and
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Loss OF IMPORTANT D0CUMEETs-A fire occurred
in a store room of the Ohio State House on the 9Th
instant, by which five or six hundred volumes of
public documents, embracing the only complete set
extant Of documents from the first oranization of
the Territorial Government to the present time
we're totally ruined. These documents we're Of
great value as records and it will be impossible to
replace them.
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viii our De ghbor be kind enough to cite the page
and volume of the Congregational Globe, in which MIR
Gown expressed "the hope that he Mexicans would
meet the Americans with bloody hands and hospiIa-
bic grsves?"-BanneT.
The passage quoted above cannot be found in our
columns. We stated that Gov. CoRwIS hoped that
the Mexicans might welcome our army with bloody
hands to hospitable graves and we subsequently
quoted several passages from the Congressional Globe
showing that we had done injustice to his senti>
ments.
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CAUTION no THE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment in the manufacture Of Gin
fortunately succeeded in the year 1913 in making discovery
its manufacture By which deprived Of its aerd and uaam
Nv mandatory SehedaEa Holland. After several months
reflection what title give it, introduced American
puble under the title Of ssVVOIfess Schiedam Arc.
matte SchnaPps.'s sehieiam the name Of the place
In Holland where the Gin Manufactured aromatc derive its
mama from the italian Juniper berry with which favored
and the word "schnapps is the German for drnkeogus dram
-Wolfss schelds aromatic drink No my shnapps
been introduced American public and received with appro
baon than the Hquormixer Of New YORK, Boston and Phils
delpha started in pursuit viii their mixed and poisonous stuff
under various names In several instances my labels have been
50 perfectly inflated with only the addition Of few letters,
plead technical avoidance law carefully prepared
as to impose on careless purchasers understand large guam
y has been purchased the merchants Of New Orleans,
count Of the chespness the stuff Two Dollars Per
the Quarts and One Dollar dozen for the Pnt,
being wholesale price New York It nothing Aef
can Whisky favored the Oil Of Juniper and reduced thirty
per below proof merchant who participates indirectly
the fraud by selling the spurious article, much offender
the principal, who planned the imposition
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of The
community which live will aid in ferettng out andex
posing inscriptions merchant Vho the sake Of few cents
will put in jeopardy the lives Of the community in which he lives
Such should be nailed the poy Of public eecraon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and 22 Beaver ste,
NEW YORK.
The golIoipv 7ssrble Firms in New Orleans sell the Gen
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DILLON & CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Oct. 18th, at II O'Clock,

WKTE will sell in front Of o
Wv cles at Auction:
80 bags prime Rio COhee;
10 hhds Sugar.
50 boxes Star Candles;
10 cases Ginger Wine, a nice
article;
10 boxes Ky. Leaf Tobacco,
50 boxes Brandy
200 dozen Masou's Backing;
300 hbls " Risky, assorted binds
% hf bbls Holland Gin;
25 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky;
- b5is Old Monongahela do;
- hf casks Coguac Brandy;
Together with numerous other
sale.
O,tl6
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no BUSINESS WEN.

TEyE Democratic Herald, published by Messrs Nicholson
Horsley at Columbia Tennessee, is a first advertising
medium, advertisements will be promptly and on
reasonable terms
Orders left at the JiOn and American Office for the Herald
will attended puuCtually address the Publishers
octI2-itwS-wtf NICHOLSON & HORSLEY,
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A, DUNCAN & co.,

UATE now in store large and complete Stock Of Wnt'
d a Goods, consisting Of
Blankets, Flannes, Linseys, Shawls, &c;
Muslin DeLaues, CashIneres, MOriuOes, Alpaca, &c;
Thibet loths, English MernOes and Dehagei
English, French, and German MennUes;
Scotch, English and American Prints and Robes
Brown and Blelched Muslins and D1lings;
Hosiery. Gloves etc
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THE TELEGRAPH TO CUBA-The Savannah Repub-
Rcan of the 18Th inst says: "Mr Kennedy, the
agent Of the Cuban Submarine Telegraph Company,
is now 2 visit to city, and has succeeded, we
learn, in securing right Of way for his line along
the track of the Savannah, Albany and Gulf and
Atlantic and Gulf railroads. The project we are
pleased to hear, is in forward state, and viii be
carried ont at an early daYn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
". 4. BER BY 4 CO..
Law BOOKSELLERS.

Have Just received ans collection Of Engl and Americas
roiession.
English chauesry Reports, 4s vols.
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vessys
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Blscksta
Lord Raya.Adt s..
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Pesrs Williams &.
Taunton Report
PloEdsn's Reports. vols,
Hoyenden on Fraud, vols.
Browne on the Statute Of Fraud. q vols
Douglass Reports. v5is.
Dyer's Reports. 3 vols.
Freenan's Chancsry Reports. svols.
stlrkie's Criminal Pleading.
PRESIDENTS in Chanoery-
CampbslIs Reports, vols.
Atsyn's Reports, vols.
Sslkslds Reports, 3 vols.
lord Talbot's Cases in Equity.
TaIbot's Chanesry Practice.
Daniels Chancsry Practice vols.
Willies' Reports, Ivoi.
Hammond on Easements
Gases In Equity Abridged, Q vols
Vernon'5 Reports, vols
Browns Chancsry Reports, vols.
Platt on Leases, vols.
smsde's and Narshau's Mississippi Reports. vols 5.
p and -.
smsie's Digest o' Mississippi Reports.
Cushmau's Mississippi Reports.
Georges Mississippi Reports.
Rents Commentary. eli ton.
Greelielf on Evidence, 3 vols
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do Eguity Plsasinrs
do ConGic. Of Laws.
20 Bills Of Exchange.
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do Pronissogy Notes.
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do Sales
Angel and Any on Corporations.
Angel Limitations.
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Angel on Life and ere Insurance.
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Hilari on Vendors
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Deans Medical Jurispruierce.
Bec's Medical Jurisprudence
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Parsons Mercantile Raw.
Bishops Criminal Law
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce.
Wharton's Criminal Law.
Bright GU Husband and Wife
Duers Constitutional Jurspruieuce.
Leading Criminal Cases vols
Leading Gases in Equity, 3 vols
Smiths Leading Cases, svols.
Hare and Wallace's American Leading Gases.
Curts's Decisions supreme Court United slltss q vols
Curtis on Patents.
Brightly's Digest Laws United States.
Graham and Waterman on New Trials.
Watsrman's EdeuO on Injunctions.
Hill on Trustees.
Phillips on Insurance.
Pothier on Obligations.
Parsonson Contracts.
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Chitty on Contrasts
Chitty's Pleading.
Chitty Bills.
Chitty's Criminal Law.
Bonyier's Law Dictionary.
Redfeld on the Law Of Railways
American Railway Gases.
Rawie on Covenants for Title
Adams Equity.
SedgWick on DAMAGES.
sedgWick on Statutory and Constitutional Law
Shelfori Railways
selmyns' Nisi Prius
Williams on Executions.
Jarman on Wills.
Roper on Legacies.
Russell on Crime, vols.
Greeuleafs Crime, , vols.
Adams Eiectmeat.
Starde on SANDER.
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For sale BY ". T. BERRY a Co.,
sepo6 PVBLTC soraRn
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Ready Made Clothing large Stock consisting Of Heavy and
Fine Coats Pants and Vests great variety Of goods for
tlemen wear Our sock is large and complete for the winter
trade and We invite thesttention Of Dealers.
}. DUNCAN CO.,
oetlO No. 20, Public Square.
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FALL AND WINTER, Is5s.
. G. G 55]

- w VI IggW
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 18Th,
OF
FRENCH BONNETS AND UIILLHgERT
GOODS.
At tie Old Sand Of Be As1 I0rt Hillary Enp5rilu
No. 32s Union Street.
Rs. DOYLE most respectfully announces % her many cu
FA Nashville throughout state Of Tsnuss-
veil Alabama ard Kentucky, that she Just
from New York with The gorgs0usy rich and brilliant
Of Fancy Patterns. B0nnets and Millinery goods, By
herself any body else this city state She has remained
in New York e possible in the In order
oped every gem and novelty that Eoud be adorn
and eauiy the female face divine. IN part i0lloEs
500 French pattern Fouuets- Elttsrug vi richness;
$50 White and c0lared Chi dren's Hats, styless
5. o Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
1O0dOz Hair Pins and head ornaments:
Ladies Dress Cap in great variety;
30hpecss Rich winter Bon Cap. sash and Belt Rbons:
Gdoz Patent Extensive Ssr and Bustes FOR Ladies
Misses;
800 boxes Ruches and Ebr1sre large assortment which
would he tedious particuarise;
j. 90 boxes % French Flowers, the most brilliant AID plumes
the most rare
ShlWs oF d4rrfufirr
a beautiful assortment Of cursets-
Her customers wishing their Summer B0ulets retrmed. may
rely that her styles trimmings this viii surgass
thing done before at the establishment.
oct.2 MRS. DOYLE.
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rs hereby given that from and after this date wagon having
heavier load Six Thousand pounds Will be permitted
upon theoad Bridge until reduced to that weight
or less. -
By order Of the Board A. W. BUTLER, Secy.
onEI
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EDGEF FIELD

THVHE growth Of this beautiful portion Of ourcity rapid
and onward More than Fifty Buildings have been and VIII
the erity Of its SOIL its noble Forest Trees its proximity to the
centre business and above all the character Of population
City who DESTROYS Of furnishing their families with
comfortable nd convenient homes.
to procure elegant sites for residences, will on
Thursday, the 2Ist October,
On the premises, at 10 O'Clock, 4. W.,
Offer at Public all the unsod Lots shellys Addition
me say any thing their favor Ah4 empt describe
would necessarily fall far short The lots will offer
for sale will be on the
GaIIatin Turn eI
Nos 49, IA, 49, 49, AZ, ls 49, 49, ISL I2 I53 I54,
and l5G
On woodland Street!
Nos l3, lI4 u.s. 1r6, H. lis, 49, I2O I2I and l22
Nos 30 co. ST. r. s. 81, IS So e. s. So 90 81 o. g. % 95
This Street leads Immediately out from the BrdCe-hrouqhthe
depot grounds it is 90 feet wide 1t being Macad
amise in fine style andis decidedly one handsoet streets
in the city or it, vicy.
ON Russell Street,
Nos. C, GO, 20, Il =, %. "A. IS, &c, Il and 7s.
On FatheTland Street,
Nos. Il and ls.
These lots are all Fifty feet front and run back 10 feet to wide
Alleys, running Cross Streets convenient distances.
The Depot Grounds,
formerly selected by the Louisville Railroad subdvied
choice business stands Woodland or the continuation Of
Bridge street, % feet wide through these grounds which viii
Two and Three years for Notes satisfactorily
secured, payable in Bank bearing interest and retained
Please call me- procure pans grounds attend
the sale, and buy Lots or not just you please
E. r HLAsCOCE, Auct. A Y. S. LINDSEY,
Octl6-m % College street, Nashville.
MARSHAL's SALE.
BY vrtne Of writ Of re Jqcigs to me directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United Middle District
OF Tennessee, which is founded
Court the i day Of April lass, wherein Co. we're
plaintiffs and William yarn defendant expose at pub
lie sale at the court house door the Nashville
day Of October all the right title, claim and interest Of the
sad defendant IN ana 70 te following described house and lot in
the said Of Nashville, lying Cherry street,
follows: Beginning at the Of said Cherry street,
formerly owned by S B. Marshall running south
Wardy along Cherry street eighty feet Alley, thence along
said Alley towards COge street ia Alley along
said LEY northwardly eO Marshall thence
with his line to the beginning corner being house
where the defendant lives, levied upon
satisfy said j. ia. This 26th day Of August, 1864.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
0. S. Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee
POStpOnement.
The above sale is postponed Moniay, November o. 1853
J. B. CLEMENTS.
Oct6-dds O S. Marshall Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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Robes! Robes

kODeS RObeS!!
GsIDESTRIPB and Double Skirt Robes the latest design
y SILK Musiin DeLans and Casamsres, which are very
handsome.
Misses and Chirsn's Goods Of the greatest variety:
sspH WM. MOORE.
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s . C = 9 9 @g
Time Table No. ?.
ON and after Monday Oct. 49, 1858, train will run as fol-
" lows:
Leave Connel's A. NJ and y n.
do GOOdlettsvle 7:lG do 12:l0P.M
do Junction $3.50 do 1890 DO
Arrive Edgefeld 6:4j do las do
NORTH.
Leave Edgefeld 10 A. NJ. and Pm.
do Junction, 1850 do $50 do
do Goodlettsvie 1l:l0 do $40 dc
Arrive Connels ll:lj do Sis do
A. ANDERSON,
octI7-dlW Chief Engineer + & X. R. R.
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5bbls G yellow Sugar;
0 boxes HysOn Tea;
45qr. boxes star Candles;
40 boxes extra Va. Tobacco;
= bXs various brands Tobacco;
90 hf. barrels extra Whisky
10 cases Aromatic Bitters;
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
20 bbls Holland Gin;
so bbls J II. Smiths Old Re
serve Whisky
30 bbls Malaga Wine;
20 boxes Whisky;
articles 10 make up complete
DILLON & CO.,
No. Is college street.
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SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDIT!!
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
ON Thursday 18th Of October the premises propose
to sell at public sale all the unsold lots
EuFrffeIa VILLAGE


to sell at public sale all the unsold lots
Fairfield village.
This addition Immediately adjoining the corporation Of Nash
Vile on Lebanon Turnpike and contains OF the hand
soonest lots ever offered o sale in that vicinity The lots 70 be
sold are Lebanon Turnpike. Nos s. g. e9, TO- H. T.,
Is To- H. L. A. 90, q p o. 2 y and % On back
lots Nos e. g. 81 s. S. So So 81 So ST. 80 a. 49, a. A., A.
40, 80, %, %, %, % and a.
AlsOs
Several lots containing from . TO 5 acres
Terms are unusually Liberal. Where The
aount Of purchase thousand dollars upwards credit
of len wears be given the whole o the purchase money
interest being promptly pal, semi annually On under
thousand dollars credit one and three years notes
satisfactorily secured, Lerng interest and lien retained
sale 10 commence 10 o'clock A NJ Omnbusses, collation.,
&c. A. y. ,. LIND LEY.
oct--td T. r. GLAsCOCK, Auctoneer.
nRUGS AND CEFEMICALS.--Nowins store aIarge
and complete Of Drugs and Chemicals such as Qui
nine Morphine Opium IOdide Potash Ch0rate Potash Nitrate
silver Croron OIL Iodine Cadmium, Oxide Silver Metallic Iron,
sequkl0rde Iron Vaeanate Ammonia Hy poph0 phe Iron
and Soda, &C.
Cash buyers viii End to their to sail examine
prizes, &C, before making their purchases.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,

go
an and after Montay Oct. l8 1853 trains will be run as
J follows
Leave Galiaun, SAN. aveGallatin Pm
Arrive EdgedeId, 10 do Arrive Edredeld, do
Leave DO II do Leave do E3l do
The train leaving Edgeaelda Il NJ connects at Gaatn
Mail Coaches FOR Louisville Hartsvle and Carthage. Only
octl7-U r. MACLEOD, supt.
LOCIsVILLE * NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
6 - 575ss..s.zE9
Freight Notice,
Ii Freight will forwarded by morning trsn and must
he delivered the Station House,
and 10 A. NJ after that time will be too late for manesng
for day. and there no convenience for storing
octI7-u H. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
FEyENNEssEE Division No Sons Of Temperance meet
ry Saturday night at Temperance Hail. above No 50 Csge
R.A BALL0WE, W. A.
P. L NICHOL, R. s
ETHIOPIAN Temple Honor 81 meets every Friday eve
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, ". C. T.
A. T. BRADSHAW, W V. T.
W. H. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No So mesevery Wednesday
y evening at the Hall as above
B. NJ FRANKLIN, W. c. T.
J. T. THURMOND, W. V. 7.
". A. WHEBRY, W. r.
TTDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. & s Tenn
Plars the LIST Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON. @. Of c.
70. LAPSLET, S. of c.
H. II MCALLISTER, l. OF G.
jy3l1y W. H. MORROW, Comp R.
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have Just received fine cohesion Of EngI and Ausr
Law Publications, to which they beg invite the notice Il tie
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

TEyENNEssEF Division No 80 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
r Saturday night Temperance Hail. above No 50 Csese
street near the squaTe. ". B. Nancy, NJ. D. ". p.
R.. A BALL0WE, W. A.
P l. NTCUOT. Z
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lIARSHAL,s SAFE.

EOslpOme memUs
The above sale postponed till Moniay, November % 1853
j. B. CLEMENTS,
Octl6dtds O s. Marshall for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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NOTICE

WISH to employ efficient Salesman in the Liquor Bus
ness For terms &c, cali upon Benz. +. shields, No.
Public Square ToctI4I B. l. SIMPSON.
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ETHIOPIAN Temple of Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
I ] ming at the same Hall as above.
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, ". c. 7.
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. v. T.
W. II. MORROW. W.
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iy3IIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-29
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
(wALL 4 BARNARD, WashnStonl

HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWNAT
~ AUcIIoN.-On THURSDAY. ths LIST day of
July, 1883. at O'Clock p. m in front of the prem
ises, we will sell to the highest bidder. House and
Lot on Market Space, least, front ng % feet eight
inches and running hack 60 feet. aud imms date V
north of the canal. THIS one of the best business
locatons In the town, having the advantage of the
market and canal trade, and offers great induce
ments to one DESTROYS OF entering into mercantile
pursuits.
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
in cash the residue IN two ecu ii of one
and two years, for which the purchaser will be re
day of sale. ' '"N
dt ed will he given. and the deferred payments
to be secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All couyeyanclng at the cost of the purchaser,
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
DAYS atter the sale. the property will be re Sold
upon days notice. at the pense of the defaultng
purchaser.
A perfect title will be made,
lie 22-dts (;eorgetown