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NTi7S'T NASiIV II4iI5- LOTS FOIk SAbE.--

A VALUABLE EA1km EOkG SALESs--IU3
N OF Land with good improvements and partly tmtered
miles from Nashville Gallatin peand Nash
vile Raiiroad. Apph 70 j. z, & Z. ", BROWN,
iaa772n 441< Cherry st &
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CRAIGHEAD- d CO.,
DEALERS IN
HardWare.

90 PUBLIC SQUARE, YASHFZLLE, TENNESSEE.
EAEs B. CRAIGEAD having purchased the entire
OF Mr. W H. MINCHIN, in the business OF Crsigs ad <
hncin authorized the of the late firm in
liquidation, will continue the business the old snd No
9gPublic Square. under the title as above. nlag24
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A FIne Country Rcsidcnco for sale.
cash for NEGROES
nIACIIINE MADE EsORsESHOEs.

- THE TROY IRON ANDNATL FACTORY, -
HNM at Troy, \. Y, have iEnry Burdens I'm m N
H Mproved HORSE SHOE Machinery ucWH "
III IN successful operation, sni src prepared toll H
II execute orders for Horse anc Mule Shoes Of " II
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little y y
absyO the pfje Of Horse shoe Iron
The quality Iron these shoes warranted every
respect approved Of and used
exclusively also by Of the
principal Stage AID OmnI1ut Companies and Horse Shoe
roughc1 country. These Shoes w purchased through
Ghs principal and The
addressed the subscriber, Troy, will receive prSmp
attention. WH r. BURDEN,
Epril6-ly Agent Troy. Ne York.
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G H A n G H

AYING sold our entire stock of Hardware, Gut
aerS, Guns, &C., to MessTs. A. W. NJ Gail, ate Of
the house Of Mccall, Naneer & Co and W. F. FAIL Clarks.
Vle take this method Of returning my sincere thanks the
patrons Of houses would cheeruly
them the suemters Of tie firm being
gentlemen verify Of all confidence.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
janIl Late Williams & Oo.
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Tor Lne puTp0se o. CII4 lI 0H q TO IIaI DusI-ss 10
NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare prices attached
10 that enabled suit both pockets anappees
customers and charge than they get THIS been
needed in city and hope strict attention business
10 public patronage. We feel certain Of with
own efforts and immortal in the Kitchen will furnish
public dinners shortest notice. We also keep hand
c1GIRS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES AND LIQUORS
Sas sots ana 'AA'"'"' = ~ '4''' Jaw. MOORE,
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A. RIVA * Co,
srREET, AEovR WATSON House,
Direct Importers from
FIR N q Il +, : PAIN, 1T Ally, &c.
M L have constantly on hand large stock Of
w Brandies ofseye' al brands and Of different prices;
Wines, red and white Of every grade;
Champaignes CT different marks;
Domestic and Bavana Cigars; Fr
q Ytrmicelli Of EapOli, Qtaly)
Olive Oil, from Nice tltaly)
A. RIVA & CO.,
iang No 20, Market street, opposite Union.
FINE The brands, just received
IA saleR aug-5 A. RIVA & Cos.
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A. RIVA a co.
No. 80 South Market street,
CosE WATSON HOUSE, OPPOSITE srREET)
TESsRs. A. RIVA & CO. direct importers Of Wine, Cog.
Nv nag, Brandies, Domestic and Havana Cigars have
moved Market Nc So door above Watson House
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AARON sTRETCm,
71wHOLEsALE AND RETAILff1
DRUG GEsT.

CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS.
STRETCH, has just TetUrnedfrom the Fast pyh larse
superior Of following articles topt
With many others pertaining to the Drug sus-ass 10 which he
nstes the ainoo Of and All that pure aud unadu
erated articles which purchased direct from ars I'm
porer Tie Ladies especially requested to call and examine
bis large stock Of due Imported Pery and Fancy Goods con
sistirg in part Of the following, viz. =
g 0tto Rose in fine cut yiais,
Extract Kiss-Inetuckly;
do Rondeletl, something new and very hne.
All the Erangpali preparations
Musk and Vertena Toilet water
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns
E5air do large vzliety;
Erave Soap, for extracting grease
All Of Lubin's fine ES-Genuine Musk soap:
Lubin's Rose Soap Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Crops: Lows Genuine Honey soap.
Farina Cologne; Glycerine and Campncr do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; v ash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders Fig Pasteand Gczs Drops
Tooth Soapi Juube Paste dzc.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
EfS NJ 2 -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
YWNERMEN MATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling BenEood and Park
sTsburg the West which places uniies with Railroads.
Steamers. &c, for and from all points The
West, Southwest and NOrth-gest.
I've trains leave Wheeling daily ego p. NJ, 1910 A. N
Direct connections made by these trains
Fer all the Eastern Cities.
This IS the only to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, PhsdspAis,
New Yer and Boston, the ticket Boston alone by
ether lines
Time quick and fare via any other Route.
Inquire tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Of the principal Railroad Offices in The West.
E. f. FULLER Gen1 Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
KP Smith, Master Transportation.
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VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.
"TIsHING change my business, am slvrns fer sale
w Farm Sumner county, containing about l1UO acres
situated the Gallatin and Nashville pike
river distance the Hender
sonvile the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, aud
nearly equal distance ten Nashville aud G4an.
open cuyausn-l5J III blue
grass the balance vel tnhere With oak, poplar sugar. maple
&c, being we'll adapted growth Of blue and all other
crops peculiar to this latitude improvements sood consisting
Brick Dwelling Negro Kitchen SMOKE House,
Ice ouse Gov and Hose Stables and all other necessary out
buildings besides there the place steam Circular Saw
MILL rs horse engine with plenty Of timber to spare 81
ard just in barn Of 100 select peach and apple trees and
also large fish pond well stocked Stock and other water en
y and OF good quality Any wanting good Stock Farm
and ghborhoods in Tenne
will do we'll examine the premises offer the whole tract
S4OOJor one half 900 acres incudng all
except the Steam Mill, s per Terms for the whole
hail or go acres with Improvements cash. the balance
and years For further particulars apply to- or address,
iaDs-6m Sim - = = ". B. WALTON,
TNDGEFGELD LOTS FOX SALE.--Seven beau
~ th.l building in Housons Additions only a
dTgl yanls from the square. Aso numer Zoicof
fers, Williams and other Additions Also, magnificent bull
ding % the Gallsn Pike opposite the residence
Elk Gov Ne 5. Brown. Also, number OF building
lots in Brownsville, 21s miles from the city;
ian6-2m Real Estate Agents. - Cherry st.
TNTI5S'T NASFEV LILLE. LOTS FOIk SAEE.--
w Pour beautiful Lots, fronting each 100 feet Broad
Locust
Also several Boyd Addition. Also
"''r " D0'''A' and Harding 4a1lSn G R. 1PIE A. SE5ws
Jans-in AZ. Cherry s,.
(1APITAL INV s5S'FlIENE..-Ne O1sr Ior- sale a
very desirable lot for the erection of hOus Mar
ket street adjoining the saiey Of John Morrow Esq
Also i7O Of land most beautifully located the Broad
pike, the CITY, mostly tmbered
and has nunber of handsome building Of
hand With Brick Academy IL Hie from the city the Gar-
in 1la7in Rss Apply to ) l. R. ~ y eS2ys eRe9y Street.
A VALUABLE FAHNI FOEx sALE1.--IU5 Acres
A nas Si sd s and ga!y sR5
vile kaiircad. AppS = a j. y T. W, BROWN
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9as5biIlr Onion ano 8mcritan
'i'aiiy IS; Fri-weeisIy s.; weekly 81.

EkAlea o. AuVerfIsinEs
rss LINES OK LEss CONSTITUTE a SQUASH
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LOUIsVILLE * NASHVILLE RAILROAI
NOTICE no SHIPPERS.

u u 7
-
being the Importance for the proper protection Of
Track, Keep Of the O gravel and other
that freight be regular uniform rate O spe
which only omplished running Schedule
that freight may be the time
the schedule, that after thirty day from
this freight will he received the Nas and ChSttanOo
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only
W. COLE,
jansl-d BPs Sup't OF Transportation n. & c. K. R.
Fine Country lResidcnCe for sale.
VAYING determined carry Negroes the south, o.
II l will sell about Three or Four Hum @Tssa
dred Acres OF LaHds being part of the tract up SfsA
winch reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
miles Nashville the hest
county. Soil equal any the State For
particulars apply the premises, A. V. s. ndy
in Nashville
sepg-df ?. .A.PEREINS.
Cash for Negroes.
TEyHB undersigned will pay the hy kelyyoung
Negroes he will also board negroes end sell them ~
eSnmisSior at No street, Nashville, TeI= andI
VII be responsible for the escape OF eli left in h
nsfge. Carl and lJuiy 2etfI THOS g. JAAEs-
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From Their Gardens South Union, Ky.
We always keep supply of these Seeds, they many
friends Who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Garners and families who wish their supplies had
better send in their orders before broken
js2 RAINS & BROWN.
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large supply from this house, put boxes containing
papers. assorted, 10 suit the country trade.
These seeds equal in the market prefer
them from having been grown SO far Forth.
We have ase large supply Of Beans and Peas gallon
and bHshei.
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E ". COLE,
Superintendent n & :. T. z.
A.HAMILTON.
isnI-dly Agent Tor Steamers.
Notice TO Shippers.
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6psrial Notices.

A. n Meeting Of the Republican Central Commit
f~s the City and County Of New. ork bed a. toe
No Gle Bfosdwsy, Wefnes1 Feb y, 1893
The oio owins preamble and resolutions were sdopted
Whc,as law passed pr 1885, BY which the eorpo
por.t4 Authorities Of cities prohibited from permitting
Railroads 70 constructed In their streets without the consent
al majority Of property-owDers on the route; and
WAy.o, the Corporation Of the City OF fNex'Yo b" been
prohed BY the amended Charters OF 1893 and 1s57 om dis
posIs Of the aud other sncbes except fo limited
ptrod and OF public suction; and -, -.
heysds various applications before the Legs,t
70 authorize the construction Of railroads 10 the streets sDi
ppes ef the city, II ia hereby
RssoreS Tat in the oppion Of .hi, Committee It is
ust6sbe exercise o legislative authority 70 gran. 70 so.
citation Of individual without competition the exclusive rghi
10 sy down rails in any Of the of this city this.
psb franchises great pecunsry value and that The bene
be derived from granting hem should nure TO the city
sDd association OF pertons Who by means OF pola
OF indirect Influence, may obtain legislative grant.
Rssd That in the opinion OF this Comnee such grants
boud be only made for limited terms 70 the hhe, BIDDERS
the that ferry leases disposed OF under the
Chatter. go 49,.
Rsrsd That reprobee any and al legislative grants o
benefit Of individuals private corpsra
tons originating selfish motives prompted by lobby
e the direct tendency OF which is 70 ssehce the inter
the avace OF the few, and 20 create
monopoly which will eventually influence all local legislation by
apy means may devise aud therefore trust his TX eel
noy the Governor acting out the spirit OF bis Message to the
t,otd That copy Of the above preamble and resolutions
be sent members OF the Legislature from this city, aud
Dpha>hed in the daily papers -
ALkHs0N s. JONES, Chairman pro tenn.
JOSEPH P. COOPER, Secretaries pro tam
THOS q BAKER N''"'
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TOM PAINE, TOM PAINE.-The Political and

NNOM PAINE, TOM PAINE.-The Political and
Th.olo,ical Works of Tasus. Pane .s p-b.,necl IA
yc.gues limo, e. - - -
s1RAUsys CRITICAL EXAMINATION W fHL LII z
OF JESUS 2 yos, roysl Syo. 81 20 -
Felsrbaeh. Essen. Ihrisianiy So HO~i,ts History
Of Precrsf 75c Greed Of Chrst-ldom, Is Fourcs
tors and supsprBcur. - NolneJ. New Re'esr on
Arcsn. Hsoiy sl25 Volnsy, Ruins Soc to paper eoyer
Soc. Nes;iees of Civilization 81 Is Who ~ts Jes1s Cnrt
ee. May Wols:opecrst, Vinticsaoa Of The Rights Of
Women i5c. The D-yis Palpi. o: Asrs leo!ct. Ser
II Robert TsJsr q. A IS; d., Free Masonry,
& DO s.aLonco-TL sicel L-ctgres 81 81 aacaolsh,
oa TIE oc-:Ti.s oi rsprs;on, 81 h:;sIs Entsness
A:lo 10 Seul.siI, 8 IS Hell On Earth, Zee.
sefs.v. hsvns The religion of nJs,sy ia'o a many
shIecs there Individuals professEs q
Posi'his oter, il subIuor, the ReEon Of sSeEee.
Reed.
CoMTEs POSITIVE PHILosoPHY-E'.esr. svo. vth
PoriIaI;, s.; Cortes's sooi.l PnJ.ics, l5. sLf
TIE ESSENCE OF SCIENCE; o.. THE CATgcH!ss oF
POSITIVE sccioLoGY PsysIC.L MENTALITY By 5.g-
crrt cf ALfus.e Conte S.st l2so 6f Il clo.h rs. II
psPr p1thshed Al the above by , pJstsee
pad 2 rtee.p, ci price By c BLANCHARD,
Ne I-s.
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Amnsements.

YNHIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL 10 aid Of
i THE MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND,
Under the auspices Of the 0sAxD LopGk srArs ev
Nyw-ionK
VIII take place At the ACADEMY OF MrsIc on TUESDAY,
Feb IS, 1859
object Of The Fund which Of this
Bal are devoted is the ssabhshaert of an Asylu
The .eed end the Widows Orpasns Of Ss Nsssnc
Jurscistiop where every worthy nay refuge
right and sPportsr ths nsssss BY useful ero6t-
able employ n according 70 their physical neo,s sa
ous sSiy without the eeradstion Of depcaGsnoe any
public charity or pabhr ins.tu'oo.
The Fuud mmenced few ysars ego. yvivs,e vay,
Nv The Of sicse dosrj Il ano0ats
tfsn e BY The vsoron. and united ecof's 81 shs Pre-
t.y Of b ncressec In very sw jean 70
sh sssur 10 jl,ti Isees In esryns cat the ssass
OF its orispsl p6ojestots .,.,, O.,
PrEyosNERs Is eDsased the Orchestra for This ceson sna
tts di,.rruisked ConSuetor. M. CARL BER0hAkS r.
expressly eompos-da grand Masonic hnch, 70 be paysd
nd, n. aron on the entrance and u The - w.
GRAND LODGE or THE STATE 0FEEW.fohk
Ticket. each 20 aSm gentleman and lades 20 es nsd
the Grapd sscr.sy oee Music stores, Hotels aud o' sss
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EBrookIyn Academy Of Music.-A meeting Of The sob
stock Of the Association. ard Of citizens favor
sb u The tn,pie win be held at the Athena on MON
DAY ENKSIN0 Feb H. 1889 al o'clock hear The report
Of the Con rttee spponted previous meetps The Rev
Mr.. Beeoher Mr. mturn DR. stos Dr. Farley and Or. Ken
necy have been invited address the meeting Ladies re-
speotfully in.i,ed -
8. b CHIrTENDEN. ARTHUR w. benson,
HENRY T. PIERREPONT, A. NJ WHITE
EDWARD WHITKH0USE, JOHN KLLLUM,
JOHN GREENWOOD, p. X WEZEL
LUTHER 3. WYHAN, C. III. SAND,
ROBERT RAYMOND, w. NJ RICHARDS.
A. COOKE HULL GEORGE 2. THOMAS,
J. CARSON BREVOORT, II. b. CLAFLlN,
A. A. Low, j. w DEGRAWI
SAMUEL SLOAN, EDWARD LAhBERT
y d. PLIMPTON, ALEXANDER McCIE,
WILLARD NJ NEWELL, L. j. LOWBkR,
H. II. WORTHINGTON, COMMITTEE.
Oh. 1;r.aI Camef I1ecIure.-Prof Mitchell Wi
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GO / SAY That 10 what everybody says on
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No { OF TiiE NEW YoSk oasTsus,
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Pixies Peak Geld Mines.

Va rescler, proyose transport given nnnoer o.
sease, on City ether points on me a,son
tat EsJ - asr.sa apou 20 the Gold Mines Of Pkes Pear
S.Iy S,es Tie Platte during The monisi OF ArklL
nAf W. esrs; n. favorable terms toi oar &
M s.Ss reo c1rsIs reitT 70 Col Dar!el Tompkhs A.
SScsTIs,tsT General r. Scatter, fIsrdsn, Q, me
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S.l To ne later sent.ems,, ocr General Aren't
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AN EVENING AT LA MALMAIsoN:" tbrillinr
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the Great Comet Lecture.-Prof Mitchell vii
dsr hi, frest Lecture Comets az the Rev H. w Beech
eIs Church Brooklyn, THIS EVENING Course tickets 81
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EPISODES OF FRENCH HISTORY
DURING TIE CONSULATE AND THE
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