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FOR RENT AND SALE

with back building, No 2s3 4 street eDS north,
between hth and 9th streets west Gas al through
her, corner stE .Ha streets tSe e0 Sstsaa
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-si,unt,d
Ge9Tset9wn, at the intersection of the Georgeto VT
ana Little e. Fails roads, confusing Of Ia2 scrss In.
itth and streets, washington. To- n b. e. GSrns yeT
SEYERALPERs0Ns CAN BE Accommodate
- with Rooms at Mrs. BOWIE'S at 4fO ISts
ssreet, 1ctween r and q. They are plsasaut and
i''sonapie. jyI9lm
A PRIVATE sALE..seyer. good and we'll.
rooms each good yards back and side sIIsys Tbs
sachusetts avenue, between an snS ,b sas oi Mas
sons desrous of obtaining healthy and auiet resi-
eenoe you'd do well To call at No. of said prop
eIy. Also, several smaller Houses ON the sam,
ssaa-e LOT SAFE. je - If
VALgABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~ KENT IN WASHINGTON CiTY FOR A
,c ,LEKM oF IEARs..The undersigned viii leasi
Of sptsmbcr next the SS on ,nG% the ts .oIi I5
vest corner of Penn. avenue and iIth street whict
nas Ss
the Federal Metropolis Its position on Penn ave
house and its immediate broamr ahE f5es r. -,
washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or potn oi winch Is open nearly every ng ht in the
in .shnttoP city % %sns Sots sqds .pt 5ee on mIs ts
e. fEu!opSan Plan Its sleeping apartments can easily
comfortably with lodgings; Wills its ceob;p.
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
on he E EuIonsm even far greater number
private, be on nth street. within 81 feet of Penn
fHyen9e Hn a and Psaret to the Theatre and
WALLACH, Star Office, Washinston. ma Il II
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~ u Is eKPected that the great Victoria Bridee
se ,sl the - Lawrence river at Montreal will be
d,.5p,-d dpae,-d ey November next Eighteen hun
~''a men are now at work upon IT, =
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- II, The Faculty Of Yale College have decided
q cost Of slo 60. Good. : - 'SS~~ST'r-
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II Newport correspondent saws |:

rherc are some fine equipages here, as well as
some t-st men and brutes. The most dashiny
.SfhouS are BelmOnts, the bankers, and Travers'
.Ls brokers Both drive four-in-hand maxi ng
" nat ht Is Vulg1riy, but expressiyely called some
ing OF a "splurgc." Among the nice neat and
Madame BOurcicault,s are in the very best stylt y
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5-iw' REV.. HERVEY BAITEN,
CLINTON ACADEMY

GEORGE ARNOLD, M. A., Prineipal.
Thls SCHOOL has been removed to No. lO7 West
street, near Washington, into tho building hereto
Tore occupied by Mr. p. A. Bowen The next an
nual session Will comule noe Monday, the 5.h of
September. Catalogues NAV be obtained after the
0th OF August At the Bookstore of Mr.. Frarck Tav-
L. Citsel, Georgetown. An I-Im
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i VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.
LOCATED twenty mics from Philadelp phla on
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railro ID
,.l The fourth year will commence on September lst
weeks. - - -
Students prepared for Dickinson Collese
The Principal refers to F. A. Lutz, ESQ Wash
lngton, and Messrs. VIM. King and Daniel 5. Cor
Principal. y ~ NV
gu S-lws REV J. HERyEy RAITEN
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EDUCATT0NAI.
sELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

NJ sELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
1NAk. u. HASTINGS. of University College, Lon
non pegs To INFORM parents and guardians residing
"a WashinEton that he intends opening q Selecf
school ior Boys on the 1st of September next.
BESIDES the common and higher branches OF a
purely English education, which will be carefully
eno thoroughly taus the ofinstruction will
Algebra, TriEonomctry, &o.
The School yesr, commencing with September
vance. - ~
References are kindly permitted to the Rev Mr..
Early President Of Georgetown College, and to tNe
Kew. b. A. Maguire. of Washington. No.
Further PARTICULARS will be given in a future nd =
vertisement. Meanwhile parents and guardians
wishing to engage the assistance of able teacher
are requested to address the advertiser, at No 2
Duna win Terrace, Mass. Avenue, betu cen I4th and
loth etfeen. an 3-eodSwf
WESTERN ACADEMY.-The duties of this
w School Will be resumed september 5th.
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

INO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
IL A PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, al the new
ONCE, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Mafket-
IL You will not only be sure Of full measure
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, g. or
pieces, III and Split 4 III any size desIred.
III FIFTY cents per cord cheap per than II is sold
from sny other place In this city.
IL His Wood is of the Best q Quaity,l III
Best Quality &"
IL He has the biggest Carts ard Boxes.l IN
Cats and Boxes.f I"
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindlInE Wood,l III
Kindling WOODY III
Free Of Chargo.{ ="
III Notice. 4 u lfthe above does not show how
to get III = Rich III 1t shows where to get your
IL Moneys Worth. III
Now please call At the above once II and try
I'LL You will get quarter of = cord Of the best
Sprncs Pine Sawed IN pieces III = and Split IN
for 81; pieces for 81 l21; pieces 81 q: OF The
best Oak pieces Sl.S7tS; s pieces 8 50: pieces
Sl.62h or the best Hickory, pieces IYe 3 piaces
81 IS; pieces 81 All other parts of cord al same
rates. ~
Orders left st s. w. X. Handy's, Opposite Wi
lards Hotel at Wm Ballanty ne's 4s 7tb street.
or at Pages wharf at the foot Of f7th st PROMPTLY At
tended to. ONCE removed to the north side of the
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuc
ie Il A.PAYNTER at Pages Wharf
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EENTLEMENS'CL CLOTHING MADE TOOR
~ DERIVE offer gentlemen the largest and
C9stngs oi every grade snd a uality, Marseies and
SIX Sestings Of all styles for the present season,
style OF the art ut prices at least twenty Der cent
cheaper than the usual city rates. trial is re-
spectfully asked and satisfaction guarantsed
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.
~ IL -r jig Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts,
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Gd NOTICE.
lrT-X Owing to cOntemp ated repairs on nv II
IfffI store -hosse, which are to take place in a
f>t42 short time, ! have therefore thi day de l.
49, cIded to rell my entire stock of GROCE- -
RlES, OLD WINES, BRANDiES and OLD
WHISKY, which cannot be surpassed for its m RI
ty and natural favor, at greatly reduced prices,
until my entire stock is disposed Of which lar e.
and large proportion of my goods are of the best
quality. And now invite my present customers
an all other persons who buy for the cash to come
and partake of the ADVANTAGE es which here offer
JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer
No. 321 Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7th sts.,
~ H6w south side.
FISH!-FISHm.--Lake White Fish Halibut, Saa-
mon Trout, Mess MackeTel, Potomac Shad,
PotoInao Herring, Dutch Herring, Eastern do For
sale by MING Il BURCHELL,
je ~ corner 18th street and Vermont ave
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GEORGETOWN ADvERT1sEM'Ts
TAKE NOTICE-

At TAKE NOTICE,
11AmL persons owning property on either side of
been street, between Congress and Green streets
fnI ae1red gu by an ordinance approved the 18th Of
suy,, iooy To have the footways fronting the same
Raveu with good, hard brick, and in conformity to
. soS.staolshed grade ofsaid call street The work
nus. IA All respects be done in a manner to be ap-
R RosGa on by the undersigned, it will be rejected
An no ~ Improvement must be completed by the 25th
uab -. husast next, il will then be made by the
@ @suoseIbers and paid for out Of the tax which has
been levied Tor that purpose. A'
LESSONS interested, who may wish further infor-
mauon, can apply at the Mayors Office
... HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
-. . a... JAMES J. BARRETT, -
Gaor... - . Commissioners.
~ Il StawtAu "a
EQR SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No.IO4.
~ west street, georgetown, at present occupied
~ sgu.r W.. irtnur Sch0 and IyIng about midway the
north slde The locality 1. SO generally and favor
ably Known for Its heathfunSss, and its choice so-
S,ety as to make further description unnecessary.
Mr: Sch3tt Nil give possession at very short no
Iy8-Awf
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vented BY the, renowned
" SOyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
cd by CROSSE Il BLACK
WELL. London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
a trla., convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that u will prove itself nm
90 nailed, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
ppYsa
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w. 8. SPRINGS,

JoRDAN's w. 8. SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY. VA.
Now open leaving Baltimore, Washington, or
HarPer's Ferry, thence by Winchestor YEM9
Railroad to Stephenson's Depot, Up. o y lEIW
rom this Depot, ~ mile in coaches, 20 the SPRING.
by O'Clock p. IN. same day. No detention st Har-
oer's Ferry, as heretofore Grounds extensive and
beautifully shaded fine music and experienced ser
wants; hot and cold sui phur baths. The water for
sale IN barrels or bottles Circulars obtained AT the
Springs. R. NJ JORDAN n RRO
The Proprietors Offer the above Springs, togG ther
with one hundred acres of land adjoining at pr yate
SAFE, ana invite the attention of to this
property. Any lnfnrmatIon with reference to looa-
tom terms, dc, vii! be furnishe upon application
" slim a0a w. baltimore st. Baltimore. Md
THE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR
strings, Flutes, violins. Guitars. Violin W.
celes, CIarlonets, Fif5s, Banjoes, Accord. SIy
cons. Flntinas, MelOdeons. Brass Instruments $S0Y
Music Bo ks and Sheet Music. for sale at rednc.d
prices At the Music Store of w. g. METZERO OFT
corner of lith ST. and Pa. av. iy Is
NOTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED RENO
" vAI.-intending to take the Store at present
occupied by Messrs. Perry 4 Brother, we vi ii now
3her onr stock Of Berege o5es, Plain and Figured
Bereges. French Lawns, Fancy Dress Silks, and at
Also, Pars.ols and ladies' Sun Jmbrea,.
Lace Mantilas and Hoop Skirts ofalI qualities.
a.- "-. WIN. X. RILEY,
~ 3-lm corner 9Th st opp. Centre Market.
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A WOOD AND COAL.
"a COMPLETES and full stock of all kinds ot
FUEL always on hand -
All orders attended to personally by one of the
firm.
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery.
Wood delivered. sawed and split ANY lSngth and
sIZe, or amply sawed, delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing a quantity can take wharf
measure. and hsve 1t prepared TO order.
H. Those wishing 10 lay In their winter supp IS
Will please remember we wish to keep no accounts:
consequently, IT II Is not convenient to pay car b.
they Will give satisfactory paper at short dates.
II ]. Il WI GAIT.
ID Ofhce-Northwest corner 18th and c streets
No. 541. Wharf and Mill-foot of I5th street
below War Department. jy p
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o d! C o A L.
RcKNEw MARLOWS
STEAM, SAVING. AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL.
Corner Of SereH1 street aud Canal
WenOv have greater facilities for Saving and
Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced our
pTIces, viz:
IL Ga, Wood, sawed in pieces SO per cord.
IL Oak Wood, sawed ~ pieces aud
II Split, Sc 81 per cord.
III Pine w ood. sawed in pieces and
-. NFSpIt, S. per cord.
McKNEW Il MARROW,
iyS IFCorner of 18th street and Canal
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CARRIAGES.

Il HE Subscriber having made additions In nj.
T. tSs atsinas mn51hs Il nov one efths largest
msenqiscta.inE s CARRIAGE e LfGHTNS
tMAfONS OF all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
tn rya In the business, he hoYes
al Al, Kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
al REPAIRsneaty done, and al orders prom,t
o1es; - Esa ANDREW J. JOYCE.
a W-n t.s CORNER Of Isth And Il n.
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w reoommend our correspondent to try Mons
Ii Is made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor rs ex
oellent snd IT affords considerable aid in cases OF
SLOW ana weak objectionable Lancet.
Inc Sultana's Sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi
oy; ha2Py combination of fayors aud essences
wo.tsy oi the delicate taste of Sutana the genius
crlmlnating publc."-Obse,rer
ooneent,atlon Of all the piquant resources OF
turkey and Russia.'-Un United Service Gazette.
AS tltlllater OF the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone IL is most valuable adjunct to Fish Flesh,
or fowi and should be placed on every dinner Ia
IT The saltsns Sauce is most delicious .estn-
sole gents for the United States-GARDNER
yELiN, 211 Fulton street, New York: and
bs. YES; 30 COrnhill, Boston.
The Snltana Sauce can be had in NVashinrton
Of y n; RlDENOUR, 304 Pa ay.; SHEKETf,& q
MtbbLEk, % MA Pa. av.; q. n. VOSE & CO., corn
or ps; 81 AZ and 10th ST.; and other Grooers
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DENTISTRY. Ac,

n DENTAL NOTICE
DR. NJ. LOOMS Will be absent from the elf
during the summer months, as usual, but-
VIII return IN the fall to resume practice 49,
as will be seen by further and timely no -S-Ih
tIce. ~ "a tf
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
RALTIMORE AND OHIO

~ s 9z
Trsins over this road. solnE through TO al point.
West. Northwest and Southwest, leave BalItimoTs
ST 20 a.. m and t05 D. m.
The one at7.e1 q. m stops at ell Way Stations
That at LOS p. m Is xpreSs and stops only st pin-
clpal points.
forPARKERsBURG, and station, on tha, rosd
Passengers from Washington, to connect with
above, will leave 81 $50 &. m. and S-2o ?. m.
WASHINGTON BRANCH
Trains leave follows:
From WASHINGTON at go and $50 q. m, S-2o
From BALTIMORE at 40 and 7.s g. m, tlS
and SP.m.
From WAsHifNGT1Sa W. fHr atss..
ON BALTIMORE At t.2N q. m.
For ANNAPOLIS and Way stations leave at
- For NGRF0ik aa.tisarm.
Trains for NEW YORk Ieave at go and 6-ss
a. m aud 3-n r; m. daily, except Saturday evening
sod SSR 70 BSsS ethen ~ ana
Mo.cester or hy Stonlngton IInes; and TO WHITE
MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester.
hHurd trip tickets can be procured hv the evening
ualhs TO return toy morning trains. and from Satur
day syeLIns to Monday morning,
NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
resumed her route on the Poto- L.
TUESDAYS for CURRI0MAN, ,n1ez7<s
and on FRIDAYS lcommenclng on the sth Of April
for PINEY POINT and KINSALE, at a. m. re-
turning, will leave kInsale on SATURDAYS att
a. m, stopping at al of the regular landings going
and returning. LUClEN :. PAGE, Propr.
NATHL. BoUsH, Agent, Alexandria. mar S-u
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
- FoR hoT OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS
This most delicious and ap pati sing SsuoA vas in
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n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR HILLS has removed his ofioe to the roome
long occupied By DIR, Malster, tSO6 Penn'Ia
avenue, between 9Th and 10th cts, vherefuNS
he will be pleased TO see al who may desireSI
his servioes. For professional abliity am KIM,
permitted to refer to DIR. Malster. lad
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DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
~ .. kIES.

WHINING TON, DELAWARE.
Tho Consolidated LotterIes of Del aware drawn
daily atW lmlnston, Del l., at Is minutes before D.
"a. Andrawings under the superntendence of Lot.
tory Commissioners appointed by the State.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN.
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REGILAR STEAM PACKET LINE BIZ
IL TWEEN BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.-Leav Com EeSyfzN
neIee @ street Shsrf, Bsltimors a.~s
COLUMBIA, SATUR DAY, at O'clock D. mn.
Leave Rilsy's Wharf, Washington:
DIAMOND STATE, on FRIDAYS.
COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Q
O'Clock.
The Columbia stops at the principal landings on
the river.
For freight apply 70
..r,.rhsm TH9sf Rsi.. BILE ERIpLSY, IA Aren't
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"A Of steamers GEORGE PAGE ~n~--
and THOMAS COLLYER: Es8-H
From Washing ton-Stesmer Geo. .u7xxz>xD
PaEe-at So, 9, aud II m, IN. s. s, and 6n .. m
From Washington-Steamer Thomas Collyer-st
and 10 q. m, u m, 2, 4, and p. m.
From Alexandrs-StssmeI George Pase-st s,
3, 10 a. m, In q. M, IN, Z, and 81 p. m.
From A exandria-SteameT Thomas Colly0r-At
2, ,S ii a. m i, 5, and 2. m, except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the Coll lyer will run her reg
ular trips TO Mount Vernon, heretofore, and omit
her trips between Washington and Alexsndria from
9. m. 20 7. m only.
The Sk, 81 a. m. and ~ p. m. boats from Ale1an-
dria connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West
connect with the trains the Orange and Alexan-
drla Railroad for the South and Southwest. spA
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" Offer from this date tI the ist Of Ssnt,,nber
sne whoie OF our large and well assorted stock OF
FoRkIGN AND DOMsETIc DRY GOODS.
Every ertoie fno exception at precisely
COST PRICES FOR CASH.
article we Offer for sale ~ A''' ''' my
b.mOur object is to convert our present stock
" 70 money, With which we propose 10 go into
Nefsoofn ana EASTERN markets and make our
<ou and Wsafey PURCHASES 10, Cash.
4 CLAGETT q MAY,
sa6sti No.s24Pa av., bet. sth and 10Th sts.
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SEVERALPERSONSC CAN BE Accommodate
- with ROOMS at Mrs. BOWIE'S, at 43OIlts
street. between and g. They are plsasart and
ioosouapie, jy 10 I'm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08
Land for Sale.

THE place on which ! reside containing about
450 acres, ana situated halfway from Nashville
to Clarksve on the Paradise HiI and Clarksvie
Turnpike. The location and improvements are
such as would render tia
Valuable TdUe1n Stand.
As itreg rds health, water, timber, soil, &c, we
hesitate not in saying that few such places are to
be had By meaDs of the Hydraulic Ram, sup
piled 10y bold, cool and never-ialing buh-stream
the water is conveyed from the spring to the
honse, lots, bath-house and rden. 81
will sell the improvements, and one or two
hundred scres of land, or the whole together, Of
will divide TO suit purchasers. The tract is sus
ceptible OF being divided into 3 or fine residen
ces, with good water on each.
will also dispose Of, on very reasonable terms
he timber, suitable for converting into lumber
on 600 acres of land and sufficient to run an or
dinarp Saw mil from TO twelve year,, and ia
vorsbly treated for the business. For furthe
particulars address the undersigned. at Sycamore
Mills Tenn. ALEX. LOWE.
Nov. 5, '5S-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08
N Office,

W II selh following 'ifacis Of Lanl. lyi ng
on the head waters Of the east fork Of Yellow
Creek, and one tract bordering on the waters Of
Barton's Creek one tract known as the CLARK,
Shelton Land, Of 1864 acres QUE Their tract I'D
joining the Clark Shelton land, West g. Atkinson
pnrchased Of J. w Shelton, combining 800 ucres
one other tract entered by Judge ?. W, Humph.
reys, surrounded by the Clark, Shelton land, CON
timing 81 acres one other tract by h. ] g. /. ID.
West, purchased Of John Mitchell, known ~ the
Rane Place, and on which Joseph Rane lived al
one time, containing IS acres on- other tract |
pnrchased Of s. q. Edwards, on the waters OF Bar.
tons Crsek, containing ZIG acres, all Of which
lands are tImbered except the tract of IS acres
which mas a dweling-house on IL will give
general warranty deed for each and all Of the tracts
/. ID. WEST,
Feb IL, ls39- Sailors Rest Furnace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08
EAGLE planning MILL
Sash, Door and Blind Factory
l.. J. PERDURl, Proprietor.

L.. d. PERBG IL, PROPRIETOR.
Successor to w. s. McReynolds g. Coz
WILL keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of
Pine and Poplar Flooring, md Dressed
Lumber Of erery description.
CanSill at short notice all orders for Sash, Pan
mel Doors, either of white, or yellow pine or pop
lar viii keep constantly on hand every variety
of lumber in the rough also every description
of Cedar LuInbeTj also will furnish door
Frames, Mouldings, Baton Doors, Venstian
Blinds; in short every thing in the house,
building line, so that undertakers can rely on
having their orders promptly filled Having
made arrangements for Pine and Cedar Lumber,
and being the proprietor Of several Saw Mills inn
medately above GAINESVILLE, no one in want OF
Lumber need 60 away unsupplied The dressed
stuff being got out Of the best Lumber by expert
enced workmen, will be superior to anything o
the kind which has TO undergo trans-shpment. -
In short, having undergone heavy expense TO sup
ply the market, and being determined to please
both as to work, quality of material and price, we
hope to have a full share of public patronage
II Terms, CASH, positively.
l. J,P.
Feb IS, 1879 tr
N. b Having IA Grist Mill attached we will
keep Meal constantly on hand for sale, and will
exchange meal for corn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
s. !" T Roberts Original Bill.

happening ip the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
M ,ser, from the allegations in the bill and afida-
Wit thereto, that S. J. Smith is a nonresident OF
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him il is
therefore ordered that cation be made for -four
weeks in the Olarksville Chronicle, a newspaper
published in the town of Clarksvile, requiring
said non resident defendant 10 appear at the next
term Of the Chancery Court, TO be held in the
town of ClarksviIIe, on The third Monday in April
next, and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will he taken confessed as 10
him aud set for hearing eX parte.
THOS. J. MUNFORD, C. g. NJ.
March IL, 1859. 4w prs fee 50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08

Johnuthun Shamwell and p. Nolen \
From the allegations in the bill in this cause
aud tho affidavit thereto annexed, aud II appearing
to the sa isactioH Of the Clerk aud Master that de
PENDANT, Jonathan Saamwel, is non resident OF
the tate OF Tennessee, so that the or mary pro.
cess OF law cauuot be served upon him it is there
fore ordered that publication be- made IN the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle, newspaper published in
the city Of c GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, tor tour sue
eessive weeks, requiring said nonresident drlen-
DAFT o make 5 personal appearance @, Dover
Tennessee, ON or before the fl ST Thu sday after
tho second Thursday In April next, and rlead AN
swer OF drmur 10 comp ainint = bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set down for hear
ing ex pare as to him
CLAY ROBERTS, C n NJ.
March Rules, 1899, mis- 3w pr's fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-08
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.

William Howell, From the
VS.. allegations in
Edward Moore and f. T. Bogard) the bill in this
ctuse and the affidavit thereto annexed. and it APP
pearng To The satisfaction of tie Cleark and Mas
ter, that defendlnt, Edward Moore, is a non-resi
dent Of the State Of Teunessee so that the Ordna-
ry process of law cannot be served upon him it
is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, newspaper published
In the city of ClarksvilIe, for four successive
weeks, requiring said non resident defes dant to
make his personal appearance at Dover Tennes-
see before the first Thursday after the second
Monday in April next, aud plead, answer or de-
muir TO complanants bill, or the same will be la
ken tor confessed, and set down for hearing ex
parte as to him.
CLAY ROBERTS, C. & NJ.
Mar,h Rules, 1850 mlS-4w prs fee 50