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KINNEY Zoos JCvENuEs.-This Troupe OF
cresting little performers will give, posi-
civ, only two more of their unfp roac' a lie
at the Gaiety, tonight and
|turday night = extending to those of
|r citizens who have not yet seen them a
bncc to do SO. We do not see why it is
|Lt Nashvillians, who are wont TO patronize
class of amusements, do not lend encour-
pment to these talented, though youthful.
|nstrels. Their programme embraces all
/ popular songs, dances, burlesques, and
nicalties of the present age; and they
yer fail to "come to time" in any one part.
I've them parting bump r.
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|JoHN J. HOOPER.-We learn from the
amer of yesterday that this sterling old citi-
ms died at his residence in Chatham
unity on Tuesday evening, 18th inst. His
me was long familiar throughout this State,
/ ring and after the stirring contests of 1910
ID 1874. He was for many years the ira
Hing agent of the Banner, to- which he wrote
der the caption of Hills and Hollows
d over the signature of wings Mission
w. These letters were characterised by a
Instant strain of wit and bumor which made
m universally acceptable. He was an
lent Wing and patriotic and us ful clti-
n; and his death will be received in sorrow
his numerous acquaintance in Middle
nnessee.
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p, m. FIitors of The Patyiot :

=
Permit me to thank you for your remarks relative
IN aspecialtesU / assure you had you lavished all
the encomia that language affords on myself,
rouid not have felt the pleasure that experienced
from YOUR Just views aud defence of Specaliies. In
Confederation Of your views, let me say, that the
Medical Profession in Europe is divided into special
ties all are obliged to be educated physicians though
they devote themselves TO the peculiar branches
speciaIties which they have chosen. Let me ask
those acquainted with medical science what
Grafe Junken, Kramer, Of Berlin Ruete, Jaeger, Of
Leipsie; Fischer, Beck, of Vienna; Heling, Hmly of
Dresden; Demours, Sichel, Duleau, Of Paris; Law
renee Morgan, Walton, of London; Jacob, Wilde, Of
Dublin What are they but regular specalties in that
branch have chosen and entirely devoted my atten-
ton tor IcOud if necessary furnish several columns
of names of physicians specialists in other depart
ments Of medical science. Again what the Pro-
fsssors in your Medical Colleges bot specaistsf Are
they not chosen on of their known skill in
particular departments2 Do We find one Professor
filling chairs OF Surgery, Materia Medica and Med
cal Jurisprudence, Anal omy, Physiology, &c, &C.,
No The chairs are divided between a number OF
persons each selected according to what his faster
study and skill have made him most distinguished in.
fake the profession Of Law are not some cele-
brated as chancery lawyers others in common law;
others civil lawyers; and still others as peaders,
conveyancers &c.2 And to descend from the sub
lime 10 the ridiculous, is man. because he furnishes
the clothing for the bodies Of his fellow men, to be
a bootmaker and furnish clothing for their feet like
wiser And yet, it there are those who insist
that the entire system Of the human machine-the
most beautiful combination of divine creation-should
be intrused 10 tie of individuals to whose name
N. d. is attached l love the medical profession
look upon it as the greatest and the most benehcent
OF all science; but deny the perfection OF any man
in all its branches. AS well might believer in the
teachings Of Holy Writ, claim that man is without
sin, admit such perfection. fear, my dear sir,
to give way to my feelings on this subject, lest
might make this letter too long, and say something
as dsagreeable s.some folks' dose Of medicine.
will therefore, conclude by taking this opportunity
thank the public for their kind patronage will
say also that shall delay my departure as long as
possible and promise to return TO Nashville SO soon
as have filled other engagements. Thanking you,
aud the press generally, for the kind and fatterng
manner in which you and they have uniformly spoken
of me- / am, dear sir,
Your very obliged and ob't serv't,
+. A VoS MOsCHZsKER,
OcuIst and Aurst.
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pp Gelearapb.
From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 17.-Lane, Senator from
Oregon, has the long term instead of the
short one as reported.
The Senate ratified the Dacotah Indian
treaty securing an extensive tract of land.
The nomination of Potter collector at
Toledo was rejected.
The Senate has been mostly occupied, for
the last two days, by the speeches of Crit.
tenden and Thompson, of Ky, against the
Cuba bill.
Wilson's resolution for information respect
ing Butterfield's mail contract was adopted
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
eb. l7.-Eastport, New Orleans.
JAS. johnson, do.
Conewago, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati.
he river is rising with plenty of water for
of our STEAMERS.
he Glenwood departs for Cincinnati at
to-day. She is an excellent boat, and
put passengers through in good time.
he Minnetonka is the regular packet for
nphis TO day, and will depart at II NJ.
Iugh tickets to St. Lonis. Louisvill, aud
uphiS can be had on her.
he B. N. Rmyan departs for ST. Louis
lrday at IL o'clock, NJ. Every body
VS. she is firstrate boat TO travel on.
Or New ORlEANs.-The James johnson
leave for New Orleans this evening at 1
ok.
ne E1aport, for New Orleans, will leave
eturn trip to-day.
lie T. c. T,oichea from New Orleans, will
port to-day.
rEAMER QUAKER Cry BURNED. - The
ner Quaker City took fi.e yesterday at 1
T., whilst lying at our wharf. aud was
ned TO the lower deck, with the exc ption
small portion of the ior,caslle. which
stands badly damaged. The fire origina-
the rear of the ladies' cabin, bat no
knows how. But for the extraordinary
tons of the firemen of this city, the whole
must have been destroyed. The hull
machinery are left in pretty good condi-
The Quaker City had discharged her
innati freight, and was re-loading. having
bed some Ii bales of cotton, 100 sacks of
and so bbls. of liquors, &c. all of which
destroyed. The boat was insured. but
japtain thinks his policy expired the day
c. She was owned by CAPTAIN A. Nc.
cl,'who was in command, and another
living in Ohio. The morning was still
lamp, and although the Glenwood was
close by, she did not receive any injury.
,ifest of Steamer T.. G. TyyIchei.
rras Il Bro. 4S hhds sugar, 200 bags eof-
bbls molasses; W w Berry Il Demo
case mdse, l BIOL mdse; J w Wilson.
,xes tin; Z x g Anderson, 20 hhds sugar,
lgs spice, 5 bbls rum, bskt nutmegs,
sugar, SIS ! bbls molasses; X r Agent,
sacks coffee, u hhds sugar. 2 trees;
lfeld 4 Patterson, case mdse; Kirk
=, n 4 Co. 81 hhds sugar. so kegs soda;
.r, Phillips x Co, 53 bbls sugar, 420 bags
:; j A COllisr d Co, 20 bills molasses, rs
) do; X g Bandy, so bbls tar; Vessel a
Epson. cs mdse, s tr nuts. 2 bx apis;
5tockell, $50 bbls cement and plaster. so
iair; 7 q James / earboy acids; w a X
nan, box l bdle mohogany 5 planks do;
ian Bro, boxs mdse; Mizell. Hooper &
bbls molasses, so boxs cigars, Is baskets
paign. Is horses and mules; A Me-
ter * Co, @ bbls shells; L Peck x Co,
lgy; l. Powers. II boxs mdsc.
charged on the way up three hundred
fty tons.
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r. The plays of "A Founding of Paris"
the " Serious Family" will be presented
the Varieties tonight. Miss ST. CLAIR
personate the characters of MadeLdme aud
5. OyrnesIy Delmaine, which will doubtless
we successful. The fiual engagement OF
: charming and accomplished actress is
wing to close, this being her last appear
.e but one. Those of our citizens who
e deferred the pleasure of Witnessing h r
matte powers, should do so no longer.
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Ezs- We are glad to hear that the Cooper
era Troupe have been engaged, and VIII
ear for six nights at Commercial Hall
'ket street. beginning next Monday night
r stay at the Gaicty was altogether too
f; but it served as most pleasing intro
ton to the public favor. Their entertain
ITS next week will doubles be nightly
,llcd
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Now OR NEvER.-Prof. SERMONS leaves
city Sunday for GAINESVILLE where ne
HI open on Monday next; consequently his
v in this city is limited TO to-day and to-
brow. Those who have neglected to pur-
use a pair Of his unapproachable specta-
$. and desire still 10 purchase, should act
bmprIv. All that has been said of their
;cllence. and more, is true. We take great
assure in saying 80, because we have seen
IN daily tested for four years past. 1t is
humbug to say that the same article can
had of others. We know they cant.
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! II As In store MACHINE CARDS AAa ali other End.
IL ngs Ter naHaiae tarers ~ wool and Csti.,n, al
M "A Union street l9anis ghe hank q Tennessee.
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Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores
or Diseases of the Skin, when such certain
remedies as McLEAN's STRENGTHENING Cor
DIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and MCLEAN's Vol
CANIC on LINIMENT can be SO easily obtained.
The Cordial will purify the blood thoroughly
and the Linimlent will cure any sore. See the
advertisement. febI7-2w
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WnrLnEd

New ORLEANS, Feb l7.-Cotton-sales to-
day 1880 bales; market generally unchang-
ed. Flour steady. Corn 80. Oats 80.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Flour buoyant al
1905 so: Lard dull; Whisky 274.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.-Flour steady and
unchanged; other articles unchanged and
dull
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The members of SMILEY LODGE, No 90, i. o. o. F.,
are requested to attend called meeting at their Hall
South Cherry street, this morning at O'Clock, to
the funeral OF their deceased Brother JOHN r.
HUI The memb srs Of the Order generally, in the
city, Invited TO attend.
A. A. HATCHER, Secretary.
February 18TH 1889
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Riyet Nexvs

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1.-THE river is rising
rapidly with III feet water in the canal and
feet on the falls.
PITTSBURG. Feb 1.-THE river is rising
with IA feet water in the channel Thirteen
tug boats left with $4,000 bushels of coal.
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Elnn Crag ror Saie.

I VIII. sell on lreasoBabe terms, that beautael
Il and highly Improves property, adjoinng frankiia
and Ailserva Colleges, kbosb a. ''ktn ChAa Apply
" &. X BARNfss,
fshiS-H raAlt seHapes Holel d
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Fire.

MEMPHIS, Feb. ia confagration oc-
CURED at Brownsville, Tennessee, on Tues
day, destroying twelve buildings. Estimated
loss $4,000. on which there is but slight
insurance
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Take Particular Notice.

From and after this date all calls made in
le PATRIOT, upon persons to become caDdi-
ties. or communications suggesting persons
: Office, m,aa be paid for as adcehse"'ept'-
Fenty cents per line.
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COLLECTIONS Of
Flower Seeds by Mail,
FREE OF POSTAGE


Tnesty .Seied and Choace TariotLs for One Dollar
NOR the accommodation Of those who love the cnl-
II tiyation of flowers but who resee az a distance
lFom where they can be procured, have selected
the most beastful AVID snowy varieties, each
tinct In COLOR and calculates Ca produce tine effect
when planted IN beds groups in the flower Dor
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Butanicai and English name, height, time OF
towering, color of the flower, manner az grosing,
whether erect trailing the time should be sOwn,
aud other valuable hints To IL cultivation. In
iecting these varieties have besn careful % ex-
cIade all whch are shy bl0omers er have an insig.
Hsnczhl appearance, thai the collections viii
prise only these which really snowy and hand
soSns, AM ehtch believe would prove q Ghe en-
TIRE satisfaction Of any lady gentleman DO might
be disposed order them. The collections viii be
sent free y psi 10 any part Of the eotntry al the
foiioNag prssess
Assortment No CONSISTS az twenty choice va
rlctles u Annnais. .......... 81 90
" No. . eansssz of twenty ch0sce va
Tlctios IL Bienni4is and Peren-
No, 3 consists q ten extra ass vafi.
Tietss u AnRuals aud l.ren-
malls, embracing many af ihs
Rew and ehoacesi IN gaitiva-
ton .s--.s.-- 4 %
No. 4 consists % ave very sho,es
vArieEirs selected ffosn frizs
ffosers % tngtsh faRsrs,
German Carnzsiea and fsca-
Tee Pinki, yeEbcnas, Iraf-
fAas's Preach Asgrss and
fuabls siliyhocks, cak L %
~hseh are sid 81 Is ceHts
aE Ajax. MACKENZIE,
tshls-im IL ooege street, Nashsaiie-
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Ship Golden Cross.

New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE ship Golden
Cross, from Liverpool to New Orleans, put
back to Belfast, Ireland, on the 23d, with her
sails split and other damages.
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For Congress.

EE- We are authorized TO announce Gen. Jas.
VI. Quaries, of Montgomery county, Candidate
for the nomination of the Ameri. Party for Con
gress, in thic ongressoGal District.
drc2S-id
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MornhY Again.

English papers, per steamer Indian, say it
is rumored that Morphy will play another
chess match with Harwitz- Morphy has I'M
dertaken to play twenty games simultaneous
ly without board or men.
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81. crovD Hor,u, Feb. ., lsso-d4wm rao
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Hour RnrrelS.

ITO anfE Miller b fioar lerxefs an fEe-
psfeA - caats>ek - nska frens fea Il assa haz-
Feik pr day and nsefe. III gooE<Fs eih b. senf %
Mia we're lie Barrels are Haniea 80 SHAFT ngt1s.
mo " rYtfR.
fseti-a LyHehharg, Va
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL, Feb. II, 1859.
N.B-In ausion my political and literary career,
beg 10 say all times, in just cause, ready
sharpen my pen with my lancet, and open the
minds eyes and ears. be it even in democratic
cause and 10 make a man Of knO0 Roth:n9.
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PRINCIPAL Of Na.ehez I a. M,

hatcher, Dec. %, 1870 - a.
VIII thss' superuiendent aud teachers in the Public
Schools ol NashVille inform the public whether any
principles Of pc0manship hzve been dfsc0V cred
ana II So what they are and also hetlIer tere Can
DO tao "ONLI" correct methods Of teaching
aud It 50, whether the organization Of the human
hand tAs been changed.
In 1850 the Hon Judge n Green for Is years on the
supreme bench OF Tenh-, says Mr.. hoiber hasspeni
many years ia teaching and perfeCung hts SYSTEM Of
istFus ana = by Ia sapcrior u aay teacher 81
psHmshrhp have ever sern. You vii perceive Al
once that hc De man ~ nnr Intelligence hr gives
INSTRUCTIONS without yesIseas and his reasoning
Just and clear that yuu Al opcg rf,vive the u a.
cirts be seSks To inIart-aud that hcng uAsd IN Tie
mind, tbs papit acting aPon a. soou learns b write
with rsso AID raPtahy az well as With elegance
irbl5-u.
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to- WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Initiating the policy of the Petit larceny hero
who CRIED ''SToP THIEF, " to prevent pursuit Of him
self, vendors of inferior Spectacles exclam with
air of peculiar inn ocence 'sDoN'T BE HUMBUGGED -
We're we disposed TO enter into controversy with
persons having proclivity to blackguardism, we
might show who are the real humbuggers, and how
the people are imposed upon by these who would be
deemed home folks.
We can't take time to throw mud. And then there
is another reason. There are some folks in this
world who too mean spirited to advertise Iber
ally and thus draw custom. They envy those who
do They might, by trucking advertiser into a
controversy gain little Of HIS custom and make
HIM PAY FOR IT. We don't choose TO be TRICKED
IN THIS WAY. The people understand the thing;
they know something of the envy
(which withers at another's joy,
And hates the excellence it cannot reach
So Messeurs, sure the people "woN'T HUMBUG-
GED," let you slide. We can't afford 10 advertise
for you gratis.
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S pecial N O tice

To all whom IL may concern.
Having, since m arrival here, sufficiently proved
that the testimonials and with which nrst
introduced my self, deservcdly OF such charac-
ter as 10 enable me TO gain similar ones from mo
respectable citizens here who have placed them
s'lvcs under my treatment, either for DEAFNEss or
for diseases Of the EYE. beg t. give notice to
all those who need my PROFESSIONAL services that
they viii benefit themselves and do justice TO me- If
they will apply at once, as some cases may require
my special attention for some time, particularly tina
Of the EYE would further that after the 23rd
inst my stay will be limited that will not under
take which will either require such surgical OPP
erntiuns that Will need my their per-
formauce, case that may require lengthy treat
ment from my own hands therefore il Will be to the
advantage OF patients, who nteud TO he treated by
me, 10 apply at once or before that date.
+. \. Won MOSCIiZISKER,
Ocust aud Aurist.
IT. CrouD Hor1, Feb. Q, Is5e-dAwtr uaG
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IsliE stoukholders q ils AHshxilie Gas flsht cQm
pauy are hereby nstsaea that thc Annuai kleclinn
tr srvea tfecurs, ter a ul4ahs. sill ieke
place a ths ssre * the Company on ttle Aftb DAY
or MARCH MAI. las If. kkNpRick,
feof~sa . se<Fstary.
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PENMANSHIP
HO NO G. r A P H Y
Taught over the Store of Mr.. McGill, corner OF
rnlIpne II aud the pnhlie Nnmnra


College ST. and the Public Square.
CHIl.DREN should be taught correctly at drst-and
- when only or years old.
LADIfs AND GENTLEMEN taught IN write chaste
neat and easy STYLE free from all vulgar aGectaton,
Of display bat suited fer lady's correspondence,
Merchants Rocks, etc.
Since MIR. Dobear, about 20 years ago, wrote and
published ~ oiBEARs SCIENCE OF PENMANsHIP deduced
from the principles OF Physiology and the Anatomy
Of the Hand ana ARM new principles of Pe1man-
shin hny. been discovered and never will be (un-
less people learn To write with the feet All the
mov ements, the position, rules for forming letters,
shading, etc, there ully discussed. The copy
books got up since 10 SELF contain not single prin-
ciple not found there.
Mr.. d. object in publishing ths work, was to re
dute Pcnuanshlp to the certainty Of a science, Ia
thing that rad MT been done bcOre), that parents
need not have the ENpL EXPENSE OF constant change
by teachers aud that his system Is what u pro-
Iessos 10 be- - shown by the nust abundant nony
HOu. ThOs. IL Beutnu said IN 1s4j, 81 greatly APP
plaud your meritOrous cxertions to improve the
ChTography OF the agen Alfred Hume, well
known IA NashN lille Tor his cool investigation and
corrct Judgment, said, in 1913; Having had fair
opportunity OF examining your systsm OF penman-
ship, and having seen tie wonderful aHd rapid I'M
provcment ct your pupils, IA my school, consider
u but Justice Ia say, that believe be only
the srsrAS but the ONLY oNE DESERVING uiE
NAME"
In 1913 Dr. A. p. MerrelI President OF Board OF
Visitors ur Natchcz Institute said: ''From knowi
edge have at your plans, from observation herein
previous years, and FROM examination OF
your treatise tile subject, satisfied that
sIE SYSTEM ~ Use rHAT DESERVES IlE NAME, and
therefore very anxious for proper Instruction IN
Il, the youth at this city,
Arler witnessing the teaching OF Mr.. D., Of about
800 pupils Ia the above Institute, Mr. J. h. Pearl,
superintendent at the Public schools uf Nashville,
says IL deem i my duty "a express my opinion OF
your pc; niansAip, nom what observed during your
recent ui Instruction at Is Institution. have
watched closely both your method VI imfartlng in
struotion aud the advancement OF the pupils 1t is
In, Only stem which have successfully adapt
I'd to pcbc school instruction. II has only be I'm
derstsod by Teachers SapcTintendenls and Trustees
general, ~ be appreciated and adopted,
Very Respectfully,
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DR. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, has
acquired high reputation.-[N. Y. HERALD.
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No man has done more in restoring the Deaf TO
Hearing aud the Blind TO Sight than Dr. Won Mosch-
zisker.-[ BALTIMORE Sun.
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d. AT ES S !!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising In my right ear accompanied with deafness.
len days ago placed myself under the Treatment OF
Dr. VoS NoscHznsKEE. found myself greatly reliev-
cd and doubt not after few more visits will be sound
aud entirely well. With satisfaction recommend all
those who are suffering from Deafness or Blindness
not N delay placing themselves under the OF Dr.
foS hoscazlsKER, as do firmly believe there sany
Disease either of the Eye Ear that durable Dr. vox
AOscKzisKER do IL. r. p HILL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1859.
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EYE!

NASHVILLE. Feb. Z, 1889.
nKAR sIn;-Sothng afford pleasur
than 70 oHer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought 70 my sight Ny probes
sional duties have lately weakened my eyes so
much As 10 prevent me almost from reading in the
evening, and ii Was wiGh the greatest efforts that
could really do so; bat these efforts followed
the next day by heavy pains In both eyes and con-
slant inflammation, which the trying for
me rs always could only make OF eye,
(the right one being covered by freckle from In
fancy ~
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
10 me. You have not only In a very few days relev.
ed me q pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight, and r ally relieved the free
kie which covered my other eye All this done
without any Cessation Of my professional duties and
At the expense Of the mot trfning sum which ever
could be paid 10 Aay ply sciAn.
In expressing you my satisfaguon intend merely
TO do justice your eminent skill oc1lisl, aBd
whenever tins testimonial can be If any use I Silh
200 - PabIish Il for your advantage, my ssde
viii always eoharm this s,Aismeni verbally.
Yours. truly,
PROFfSsoR A. FRIsE.
DE. MoscHzskKE, s. Cloud Hotsi.
an-a AASAA4A u AJ3
-EAEk-g q - EfE ~
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

FyNHK next ordinary drawing Of che Roy Havana
Il Lottery Conducted by the spanish Government,
under The saperyis,n OF the Captain General ~ Cuba
wilitake place at Havana oa
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Wilson Spring Property.
Lot ON Broad street, Yves, Nash
willie.

Jas. A. weods Jacob and George simple.
DUBSuANr 10 deere 4 The caNncefy Coart u
Il Nashville a. November Trru, iSss IA ab,sts
cause VII s-n ne cSart hoes n this cay On
Saturdsy, the 18Th day Of February, 1873,
certain Ins 90 Rrasd street. 70 Nc>airy aadfle1
b-sag part - tAf Ne - = TIE Fian q te be
aud runnlnE b4ck lee tse-
Tsssxs seven moashs' ers4R Snd sale Tree ffon
Jasis-sA LK cIKsvEs. An
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CRATES. GRATES..
j 80 rae fsrier srasos viii summer f2Ft,
10 kl1nuaoa nnEttr <f-tess
10 a. ktINe CRATES,
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