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E1nuna 10 yffarth, M. ID.
nFREKS bis services ~ Physician, Surgeon, 40
~ ooaahsnr, and Dsntist, 70 the eitixsns Of Kso-
kuk and vicinity.
1AnsaesA 81 one Of the nost renowned Univsrst
tiss II 0srmAay, vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll - his experience during four years
Bervice - 6ssgssn in the 4. =. Russfsn Navy, and
siso three years practice In New England, Will, be
hopes, secure TO him the confidence Of this oom-
manity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry-opera-
tive or mschAnicAl-wfi1b be sxecut cd In sAtisfac-
tory manner and warranted. Charges ssssoashe.
Attendance given II private dwellings II required
Examinatioas and sdvics gratis.
0m1s: Third street, over Nckey . agar Store
Once houn 10 to ~ 4, n, 2to 4P.n.
KsvExsxcss.--Mrs. X. r. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
kimball, y. b. Howell, ksokuk, and J. A. 6hedd.
EsQ., of Dsnmafk lows. fJuas1dIy
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: PENHsxLvANIA nAILnoAD

vHHR Great CsntraI Konts, senneetlAa the A.
iantic cities with the Wsstefn, North- -vestsyn
snd South-wsstsrn Ststss, BY eontiauous Rail-
way direct. This road also eoanssss - Pittsbusgh
With daily line Of stsa0srs 10 al p0Yts % tie
Western Rivers, and IT Cleveland and oonausky
with steamers TO ell posts on thA North western
Lake.; making II tho most dtsec, cAsspssf sad re-
HaSie rsste BY which RRET0HT can b Forwarded
- and from the 0esSf wsvt.
RArxs BHTwxxN PHrApsLPnrA AID rrfrs>Unoa.
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skna1Fe Yoar 1sSeAanalso. stores
ana DwolDtngsI

tHnanro Year 0eYchanasse. oaoree
ana DwolDtngsy
Policies Of Insurance issued q the lowest
rates, q this Agency, IN proapt-
paying Oompanies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
cArIsAL e5O0, 900.
PHGNIx INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 1200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL e000, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., on HAnTIORD.
CAPITAL 425O, 600.
WA. VI. 1ELKGAP, Agent,
0etl-dlm 0eooAd-st., AsAs 1Ain.
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CRARLEa RADMAKEw.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATEaf Paul . oslsbsaesd EAlasa, Ne. III Cp~yt-
IL lAndtst, New York, would respectfully tsndes
his professional services 10 the oitisens 81 Kookul
anA visinsty, and gives notiee that u ~ epenod
- sstshlishnsnt csrnsr Of - and Johasss -.
sppMiAe the 0Alt Aouss, who're, hy psnstsal ~
tsntioA e bnspsss hs hopss TO ssours IN pstssa.
aee of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND 6HANPOONO,
Dome VIVA No09nces ana D1Up0ern .
Q. y. has ~ hard choice stoek u psfiansvy
Lubin's Extracts, Ae., which he oless fer sale 81
~ lowest New York Priees.
6spt. \ 'bSAy
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MUoIC u Tom II.
10 B. H1NMAN ,hayin I purchased. -
- the stock o3 Patrick . Crouse
Aasnov On exhibition aAd Tor sale ii HT
at the Jewelry store, next door to H.K.L Lcvs .
Co. . Ranking House, variety of Pianos, Mslods-
ons, and othsF AGDicsl lnstSun snts together With
umeie booka, sheet music, -.
A. - lasrs eolisstion 81 beautiful pisturss
1nesAvinUeaS lpAiAtinev. An which willie ssid
~ reAeeM4hle tefms. B. b. hINNAN.
G10kX O. III OCEAN TRL11k1rH
~ TIN O1UlEE OF TIM BxT0uY.
AND 1.-TWO MILLI0N6,ss
The ssnsatien books * ~ ~, - tshe tssad u
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The Most Direct,
+ ExPaDfrlOUs ROUTE
re ali Psinss East ana MersA,
ID VIA THE
Chicago, burlington ana Quincy

RAILROAD.
Sure Connections arsnade with this Road,
DaAiy ~ Da ElAngssn, Riynsush anA
0alncy. e
~Passengers can Iseys Ksokuk for Burlington
Evssr RvsHrHs--fsr Plymouth " Quincy svnsr
MoRHIxe.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

have endeavored, during the past years to
carry out the instructions contained in the law passed
by the Legislature of 1856, authorizing the purchase
construction of an inter-sland steamer, but
gret to inform you without success trust, how
ever, shortly be apprised that definite arrange
ments can he made on favorable terms.
Under the authority of that law, Henry A. Pierce,
Esq, of Boston, had engaged TO have an iron pro-
peller, adapted to our inter-sland navigation,
structed in Boston; he and his friends taking oEe
half of the vessel, and the Government and private
parties here taking the other half. but, owing the
recent monetary crisis in the United States, he has
been obliged to relinquish the project
On the receipt of Mr.. Pierces letter. informing the
Government that he unable to fulfil his engage
mert Robert C. Janion, ESQ.,, H. Ms Consul at
Liverpool was requested on the 18th of January to
obtain with the least possible delay, from the
respectable iron ship builders in the Clyde and other
places particular and detailed estimates of the cost
of an iron propeller, built in compartments, and of
500 tons, draw than eight feet of water,
n flush deck, schooner rigged-a double supply of
anchors, cables, sails spars &c-a proper supply of
boats and boats, and of everything else required
to render the boat safe and complete.
He also requested TO obtain estimates for pro-
peller of the same class and dimensions, built of
wood, that the difference of the price may he
tanned No doubt. by the end of June, shall be in
the receipt of the estimates of the COST and hope
that you will pass such appropriation for the pur
chase OF a steamer will enable to make the
necessary arrangements, if the terms should be
deemed favorable
On the 10Th Of January last, I requested Capt j.
Patty, of the bark Fanny Major, to make enquiries
in San Francisco relative to the Santa Cru-
which / had been informed for sale. On his
return be informed me that the boat well adapted
for the island business. and that from what he saw
Sowing the length Of the table we give merely the total sales
and receipts for twelve years.
lccselodsa ssh pase. .
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The following table will show the quantity of Gov
ernment land sold from the Sd day of September,
1916, to the 3lst of December, 1857 -
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY,
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY,.

The number of Patents issued from the Office during
the past two years is ,71S, viz:
On sale Of Real Estate, 432
Freehold awards 236
Aiiodiai awards and leases, 1,02o
Charters.
Certified copies, Is
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From the year 1874, when. the regular system of
naturalization adopted 1868 foreigners have
taken the oath of allegiance this Governments and
Il foreigners have received letters of denzation.
How many of these remaining alive in the
country. have not the means of knowing. until
other census shall have been taken.
POST OFFICE
From the Report of the Post Master which ap-
pend marked ID, you will perceive that although the
number of foreign letters which have passed through
the Post Office, during the past years, is smaller
th1n those passed. in the year 1855, still the amount
Of postage collected during the two years. exceeds the
amount collected in 1855 This is accounted for
by the sea postage having been collected in ad-
d't'on to the Hawaiian postage, and also by the
received
beg to call your attention to the Postmaster's
SUGGESTION that small rate OF postage be imposed on
letters, and that he be authorized by the
law to issue interisland postage stamps, carry the
plan into effect Although it is a fixed principle
OF every civilized community reduce its postage TO
the lowest possible figure in order to facilitate the
inter communication of thought and the transac-
tons Of business, yet know of no country but our
own where postage of some kind is not levied to
assist ut least in defraying the expenses of that de-
partment.
In the New Code a clause has been introduced pre-
scroin2 definite time and mode of dsposng Of dead
'e>'ers' which hope you will approve Of
LAND OFFICE
During the years 1856 and '57 81, ,1s407 acres of
isho nave been sold, which realized S2l 483 49, as
SHOWN In the following table:
SALES REAL ESTATE
Hawaii, Number Of espatsnts Numssrsf r Acres Price,
NOIoiai. p LBS % 4,sss %
Kauai loS-'s 60 o.
i si,i..s. :z;..s = % %
COMMIT 20 FREEHOLD AWARDS.
o,h Number u Patents. Amount of Communication
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= London,
s,asssss. sssas.ss.--sA'-A''' }osm.n,.
enP assure uIder open policies In the follow
Mutual Co.;
Sun Mutual Insurance Co.; Union Mutual Insurance Col Pa
Mutual Co. CEnrFIcArEs DKPos
EXCHANGE, and transact general b.nkns Bod.
r. SATHER,
l02-6m T. W. CHURCH.
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1920 "A

Much of the second clerks time has been taken up
in completing the index TO the land commission
awards and in making out n list of non-awarded
claims which now can be fond the page opposite
to those awarded referring the names of the dis
tricts and lands in which they situated, labor
clerks time 1t will probsSly occupy about six
months to complete the references to the land COM
mission books, when the work of the clerk will be
merely the delivery of awards and making out copies
of lost awards and surveys. There debts remain
ING unpaid amounting to 1924 35, not than the
half of which will be probably received.
The number of land commission awards, not yet
delivered is 6O4. viz:
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AVIS All PUBLIC.

AVIS All PUBLIC.
Les Soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs martimes de Paris ct de Bordeaux.
previennent lie public en- general ct les Capt.
taines de navires marchands francas, qui visitent
les ports de ce royaume, partculier, que dams
tous les cas- d'avaries, qui auraient lieu dams ces
parages lis devront, flire constater ct veriher
les fats devant eux pour legaliser leurs recla
nations contre les dts assureurs.
Cliff ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER * STAPENHORST.
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The number of Royal Patents ready ior delivery is
S19 and the amount due which is s Ii ,943 80, as
shown in the following table:
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BOOKBINDING

nONE IN VARIETY OF STYLES
IL neatly and substantially, and fair Law Books,
Music Newspapers &C., bound order Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbaums Drawing Books and Blank Books,
orer officers Of ships have their Navigation and Log
Books Charts bound and repaired the Mission Once
Kawaiahao. Old rebound q notice.
Orders may also be len at II. M. WHITNEY,S Book
stoe, Hanplulp eAMU1 RUSSELL
JSer r1Ats..-.,7eA
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Business Cams.

4usllarss UarOs.
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
Ioo-a A. P. EVERETT Treasurer Agent.
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned notify Ship Masters,
&C., that has been duly appointed Agent
New York Board of Underwriters.
13-1y ALEX J. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs notify Merchants
and Ship that he has received the appointment
AGENT these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANI0N.
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship
Shpmasters that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON.
July 1-n ROBERT c. JANION.
HAMBURGH.BREM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TIME UNDERSIGNED. Agents of the above Com
prepared to insure risks against fire in and
about Honolulu.
For particulars apply at the Office.
MELCHERS co.
Homo uu, Oct. IL, 1857. 6S-n
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GEORGE c. sIDERs,

Manufacturer and dealer in n Sheet Ion and Copper ware
Kaahumanu opposite J. G. Spaling's Honolulu, H.
Summer Bakers, Tin and Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs
Shower Baths, Tin and Zinc Roofing, and gen.
eral assortment Of Tr Ship work executed With
neatness and dispatch July l. 1-d
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DIR. FORD,S

DIR. FORD'S
Office and Drug Store Kaahumanu Street. opposite Makees
block. Medicine retted and prescriptions
carefully prepared.
II Hot cold shower and mecated BATHS. at all hours
i
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HE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS..
THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared repair or
manufacture all kinds of machinery mill gearing, wind
lass gearing, ship forgings and smith work.
Cart forge backs, anvs &C. hand and made to
order
Iron best quality Of smiths coal for sale.
small sized mill copper
2-tf D. NJ. WESTON.
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Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
TuNHE CNDERSlG n ED begs to notify to those par
ties who have insured in this Office wooden buildings
their within the precincts of Honolulu
of the continued erection large high wooden
buildings close together in streets
ber constructions in the will be tken and
taken viii be renewed the expiration TERMS
ROBERT G. JANION,
62-u Agent for the Northern Assurance Co.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
n.y. Established 1850 For Fire and
home and abroad.
Capital fI I.259.76O. Sterling.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent for Sandwich
Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
1-u Honolulu
FLORENS STAPENHORST.
Agent for the Bremen board claims
against the said Underwriters occurring about
Kingdom will have be certified him. July I-tf
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UTAI & AHEE.
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
Corner of Merchant and Kaahumanu streets.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN, Surgeon, &C.,
Is regularly supplied with Medicines Perfmery &c.
best quality Family Medicines and Prescriptions
fully prepared Medicine Chests examined and retted
reasonable
Attendance at the office from A. NJ till p.
days, and from to IL Sundays. At other
at his residence, Union street. 69-tf
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FLORENS sTAPENHORsT.
KRULI. & MOLL

Agents Of the Hamburg and Underwriters Honolulu
Oahu, H. 1. July 1, 1S56-tf
f. HOFFSCHLAE EGER s. STAPENHORST
Agents for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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III. FISCHE n

H. FASCHER
oahint Nsksr and Izh Polsher Hotel e>. opps.,te the
aas~tH.<s@s s@saa' eveA Yax
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F.. HOFFMANN,
Physician Surgeon, Office in the adjoining
the store of II. Hackfed & Co., Queen-street Jy 1-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03


The Races over the memPhls Course VIII
commence on TUESDAY, October 10, 1885,
and continue five days.
The sweepstakes have closed With the following entries;
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY,, October 70 ms ~ aLKER STAKE"
for three year oas, sZJO ensTSneei 80 i2Ts e "a -
PettIEreW's Priam; dam by CheValier.
Jsl1es l. bradley names chestnut col, b. imp esaeoss du
Mary Lewis hy imp Aindeby Also, bay alley Des Che, V
imp Glencoe; dam, Brown Kitty, hy Birmingham
W. 2. Harper Hempand year Old colt By IMP York
shire; dam. Binkey, BY Muckle John.
r. e. Moore names chestnut colt By imp Glsnsos dam, Belle,
nv Prank Also chesaut BY Third Boston Sally Jones
Also bay alley By imported hsmrOc, the dam Of Ltls Cor
james Jackson names chestnut colt Socks By imported Albion;
BY imp Ander6y Also BLACK colt Marx Young By Aoion
Rou1dtrs names Laura Wnll1us By imp. Glencoe; dan
Jane Also chestnut alley b Albion den Llua-
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500 Three mile hsals
sFC0ND nav WrDsrsDag, October 20sTE0 year old Sta
dash OF mile, s20O entrance; SO forfeit .
of s,iIv Morgan by imported Emancipation.
W. F fa5er names year old colt BY Lexington out Of
W cn names two year old chestnut colt bg GlsaoO
dam M, S i e. 5sv 6liey by Albion; dam Sovereign
james Jackson chestnut alley Fanny Bugs, BY imp An
~ Rouadtree names chestnut By EPSILON dam by IMP
SANE Day -Joosey Club Purse $500 mile heats Sins
THIRD DAY, THURsDAY, OctOber 2l---The HARPER
sTAKE for three Oid Two mile heats 500 entrance
Jsmes l. Bradley names bay alley Des Chs By imp. Glen
coe; dam, Brown Kitty, By Birmingham.
Mn. Calgy Pots BY Glsncos dan, imported
Wagner Also, Ey DeaH bay 6ley by Albion dam Glencoe
W. R0undtree Laura Williams BY 6leneoei dam Jane
Watson. Also, chestnut fley by Alhioni dam, Eudera
james Jackson TOWn alley by byuum ~ uienoei
dam Uthello Also, baek colt Mark Y b A1on dam,
Liack.
Tom Moore names ley By pord shamroeE the dam
Little Corporal Also chestnut gedins y na Boston Jan
Sally Jones. b.. - ,--..-. -,
Blinkey By huckle John. -
FOURTH Day FE1DaY October 2JOesy Club Purss 500
Two mile heats.
$1,000. -four mile heats -.
m 'sWaik Over the above Colrss entities he hor'e % %
a5l a1154 Sl18l.' u WlI RoUEDTREE, Pr9Prs.o-
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sssss NUMBER 183

against hlli0usteEs. The CrOnios applauds thsplau
"a navy ~ TANKS more stheacous ihan land forti-
hcation, and no more costly Forts viii oDl- bs re-
CURED hereafter against flibuslsrs Is tbsrs Is to
be eternal union among The Central Americans
themselves; 30 all their dsfsnses shoud Be nsripe
ones, 70 catch The pirates at sea. Costa Rics bas
au army Of 1000 men, With $500 600 Hatsrproof
forone eamPain against the 6lli5usfsrs.
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TWO YALUARLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE

n WISH % sell thef.rn spon ahieh nov Eviny, -
lying up0n Obids river uiieuhoTs is mouth,
tainng acres, Of which 100 No. RiVer Bot
Land, high state Of cultivation TAI ing
Springs and good Onar Also me Cave close 70 s
sion thar fresh be preserved in At all af The
this farm lies mieeast u Celna, Tennessee.
One other four miles norh q CsHa Tennessee, mme
day upon the Cumberland river, containing 2 Of Whch
j high of euitiyatun four failing
Springs upnn Also, good Orcr and god badinso q all
kinds, such kitchen, stables c- The farms described
we'll adapted raising, and as productive lands in
the Stans, Any person Wsng purc, call ne &c
my hOuss, ie of Cena, feuusses VIII tsa great
pe4su showing said farm Psron wishing 70 3urchase
sus55-1Srs JAMES A. STONE.
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EIrE HINnRED pOLLARs REMARp.

VsHAM g. HARRIS, Governor of the State Of Tennessee: To
All Who shall see these preentsgeeting: Whereas it has
ieeD made known 70 me- certain FNW. BURTON charg
ed with having committed the offence Of embezzenen and has
fed from Justice and s running at large:
Now therefoFeI g. Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue Of the poVe and authority in vested, do hereby offer
reward of $500 70 any person persons who may apprehend
the said r. W Burton and deliver him to the Sheriff Jaor
OF cur county Of Davidson erder that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed
In testimony whereof, havehereunto set hand and
caused the great seal of the State to be affixed Nash
- IsHAM @. HARRIS
By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
unef9-f
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IsHARI HARRIs,
ERNoR OF rHE STATE OF TENNESSEE:

GOVERNOR OF
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
ETHEREAs, it has made known to that certain
w GFORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
ios murder on the day Of june 1855 upon the bodies
of VIM H Spieer and R. H. VAIL late Of our county Of Dyer,
has ded from Justice and is running at large.
Now Therefore l. Harris, Governor aforesaid by
ne Of be mower and authority in vested do hereby
reward Of three hundred dollars to persons who
may sppehend the said George Milton and deliver him to the
Sheriff Jaor of county OF Dyer IN orue that justice N
that behalf NAV be had and executed
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and canad the Great Seal Of the be affixed
| t~0~O) Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
.. ISHAM g. HARRIS.
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ATEACHER WANTED.

TTyHE TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY AT NEWBgRN,
Dyer county. Tenu- wish y employ eueatsd gentleman
take charge Of the school, They pea psF LIBERAL
salary, and apply without e most approved evi
dences Of scholarship and moral aePortneut APPcaua wiz
address A. g. HARRls,
augE-Htte NezFberu. Dyer county. fenn.
TFlHE ANNUAL MEETING o. ths stoekhoisrs of
the Ens Mining and Manufacturing Company VIII be held
The Of Tresgrer, Broadway NeF York. Mon
day, September -, next, II A. n.
- ~ J. uOLMEs AGNEF, President.
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NEW FAIL AND WTYTFR
ATsoS \, c0oKE JAsEEE n aAHEE. sEoaaE IN
COOKE, BAILEY & 90.
wHOLEsAEE DEALERs IN

BOots, shoes, Hats, CaPss straw Goods, doe.,
No. 50 B0rkk SIDE Pa5Iio Sgsrs Bash0iUs Tsaa-
VWYE receiving large and well a1sated stock Of
and desirable goods, selected with great and
ads3te the approschn % Ehch earnest
ly invite the attention Of The trade. ID
To those merchants WhO buy goods on short time and tnen meet
their paper promptly AZ maturity VIII l.as isto ther Interest
70 give Al least a portion Of their patronage.
Can and examine stock and prices-
Orders carefully flled and goods prougy sent forward.
augi5 COOKE BAILEY & co.
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ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
* SALEsz5 600 worth Of the most valuable real estate
will the most reasonable terms some OF the most desirable
t roperV ever this market, lying Cherry, Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable oT business houses private
wengs propose to exchange the above for likely Negroes
d the ash price -
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.N

4 c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles. and BOtTds
has now on hard large lot of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank, Jos Scant
T g6nare Cedar Cedar Plank. and Poplar Shingles have
1--WE stills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
one yellow Flooring Single Machine, making No
PoDar shnges-a in constant operation. supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles the shortest notice. and the
Lowest prices for cash. J. G. DARDEN,
mar2 Nashville Lumber Yard No. III Broadway