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has also large number Of letters obtained from
the house by the marines and other parties, A
mong them is q roll Of conspirators, containing
AZ signatures. Also, o receipt from Horace Gree
ley for letters, etc., received from BroTn, and an
accurately traced map from Chambersburg to
Browns house. Also, copy of letter from
Brown, stating that the arrival of too many men
at once would excite suspicion. and that they
should arrive singly. Also, letter signed Merrl-
am, stating that if 10000 was wanted, G. g. was
good for one fifth. Brown tells them to let wo-
men write letters, not men. Also, letter from
J. E. Cook, stating that the Maryland election
was about to come of, the people will become ex-
cited, and We will get some Of the candidates to
Join our side.
We take the following from the Baltimore Sun
of Thursday morning:
Messrs. Kelly and Morris, detective police sent
on by Governor Wise, Of Virginia, and who came
to Baltimore to await requisition for the prison
ers in Jail in Pennsylvania, as participants in
the Harper's Ferry insurrection. ascertsined from
Murdills, and Shafer and Maloney, hardware
dealers in Baltimore that Francis ]. Merriam
is the man who purchased the ammunition on last
Friday week, and who received, per Adams ex-
press $500 in gold from Boston. Merriam sent
he following dispatch from
"HARpER's FERRY, OCT. Is, '59.
"Lous Hayden, II southac street, Secretary
of State Office, State House, Boston:
"Order disobeyed-conditions broken. Pay 8.
Immediately balance Of my money-allow n9f fur.
ther expense. Recall money advanced, y not
spent"
AUGUSTA, October 81.
The Grand Jury have found indictments to-day
H. kIa uar r1o
ry rebellion. The first indictment is for couspi-
racy among the negroes 10 create IN insurrection.
The second is for treason against the common
wealth of Virginia. The third for murder. Able
counsel have been appointed for the prisoners.
The Trial-The trial of the couspirators COM
menced on Wednesday, and a jury had been en-
panneled The correspondent Of the Tribune on
the day of the examination writes as follows:
Captain Browns object in refusing the aid Of
counsel is, that if he has counsel he will not be
allowed to speak himself, and Southern counsel
will not be willing to express his views.
The reason given for hurrying the trial is that
the people of the whole country are kept in a
state of excitement, and a large armed force is
required to prevent attempts at rescue.
II is presumed that they will demand separate
trials. After conviction, but few days will be
given them before their execution. It is thought
that all but Brown will make a full confession.
The prisoners, as brought into the Court, pre-
sented pitiable sighs-Brown and Stephens be-
ing unable to stand without assistance. Brown
has three sword stabs in his body, and one saber-
cut over the heart Stevens has three balls in his
head, and had two in his breast, and one in his
arm He was also cut on the forehead with q
rife bullet, which glanced off, leaving bad
wound
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Charlotte Market.

. .-.s - g r4gt!2T November ].
Some three or four hundred bales Of cotton
were sold last week. On Saturday small lot
brought 10 10, ibut we think 81 and 10 may
be considered as extremes.
We advance quotations. for Flour and Wheat
the best article Of Flour will command about S6.-
20 per bbl; good white Wheat 81 05 per bnshel.
Neither article is very plenty.-Demoerat
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coNs1GNEEs PER KINGS MOUNTAIN 3. Road

From the 26th Of October to he 2nd of November 1859
Carol, Clark & Co., j. 8. Moore q Sons, J. H.
Adams, Darwin & Jefferys, hiiss B. Davis, L. N.
Grist Joseph Herndon, Fulton, Cobb & Co., A: g..
Wallace, J. B. Weiss, @. A. Sesbrook, j: Jeferys,
G. R. Ra,chford, BIT. Wheeler, J. McGiib VIM.
Curtis, Meacham & Wheeler, Miller, Eases.
Co., NJ; Jenkins, Il. ". Merrill Clark & McArtiur,
]. ". Avery, W. 81. McGill. Dickson & Webb,
W. K. Hscket, A. c. Howe, W.D. & j. c. Miller,
Beam & jenkins, W. P. 5MoFsdden. y. Jefsrys,
Daniel O'Leary and d. &-R, Fronabergsr &aCo.
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spstld Datitss.

Chester, Rssss as.fss e. '7s 1srl,is, vi sses s. G.
-fsp. MELTON a. MELTON, r.g.
. ... ATTORNEYS AT LAW, a
lYoRKVILLE, 8. O. --- $50.
Will practice in the Courts of Union, York, Lam
caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts.
n6F Particular attention given to collections.
E Office North Of the House. and at the rear OF
Moore, Rainsy & Co.'S Store. Al
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Correspondence OF tho Charleston Courier
:. New YoRK, October 81, 1853.

New YORK, October 81, 1859.
1t is smusing to hear the Abolitionists discuss
the Harper's Ferry insurrection some try to pal
late the enormity of the fendish attempt of old
Brown, by calling him madman-others deeply
regret that he did not succeed. I heard one man
to-day at the Police Commissioners Office say he
wished that old Brown had succeeded, and that
then the Southerners would see sights, and feel
the entire strength of the anti-slavery feeling Of
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H E- .as.t,-g..,T > ~. !. October a.
Sales to-day Of S,7Oo bales cotton. The news
Of frost caused an improved demand, and all quail
tiles have slightly advanced d-middling uplands
1lsc. middling Orleans III. The latter quota
ton is for cotton in transit, with s.16d freight
The wheat market is heayy-sales Of 1900
bushels; white $140@S1.5O. Corn is firm, with
sales Of lS, 900 bushels a eFf .sSF'~~
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WRONG DATE.

WRONG DATE.
By accident, the outside Of our issue this week,
is dated September g." when it should be No.
vember Sd.
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Charleston Market.

There was quite an active demand for cotton
to day; which resulted in the sale ofrfully 500
bales, at loi@11{c.' - ~ FS-|
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Arrival OF tho Steamer Arago.. ,>s,'
.--s N,n vn,v

....,-..s; New YoRK, November !. q
The steamship Arago arrived q. this port 70
day, bringing advices. from Liverpool to shel9th
ultimo. ar ~ 7@'-.f s-'-' ~ 81 = - se.
:. The cotton market was steady on the day u
sailing The news generally has been anticipated.
. Mr.. Keitt and family came passengers In the
Arago. ~. 80 ~
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8g @ennesaap Gbsni1gs Mm.
brown Convicted.

" CHARLEsrowN, November /.
Brown, the insurgent general, was convicted
yesterday. The argument to-day was to arrest
judgment. The decision is reserved.
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i. The census will again be taken in 1850, and
will show population within the limits of. the
United States of more than 81. .000, 900.
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- Inc barnWeil NehttNet, IN reporting
the Court of Sessions for Barnwell District,
says: There were two other capital cases,
one of Elizabeth Howard for the murder
of a slave, and the other of James Broxton,
for killing man named Griffin. This was
case which shows the imperfection of the
law upon point which our Representatives
should attend to next December. Griffin
was wounded in this State, but was carried
over into Georgia, and there died. j. T. Al
dricb, Esq, the counsel for the prisoner,
objected to the jurisdiction of our Courts in
the matter, and Col. Owens, the counsel for
the State, remarked, that after a thorough
investigation of the subject, he could find
no authority for insisting upon the trial ;
but, he said, shat if the prisoner was not
tried here, he would 60 scot free, the Geor-
gia Courts having no more power than
. ours The Judge decided the objection was
sufficient, and the prisoner was discharged.
4. At four o'clock on Saturday morning
FIRE broke out on the premises of Mr.. j.
s. Ryan, Southwest corner of Calhoun
and Rutledge streets. 1t was found to pro-
ceed from one of the cottages used as di-
ming ball Thence it spread to the others
enc used as summer house, and the other
as servants quarters. The furniture of the
hall was entirely destroyed. The three cot
tages, with their contents, were entirely con-
sumed, with the exception of the plate in
the dining ball, which was preserved from
the flames. This property was purchased re-
Gently by MIR. Ryan, and the building erected
at considerable expense, and had just COM
pleted. Mr. Ryan had no insurance on the
property. The wind was blowing from the
Northeast at the tune, and but for the ready
access to water, the fire would have been
more general. His loss is estimated at 81,
500. The fire, which was left over night
in the crate, is supposed to have f"llen and
igpited the floor, and resulted as abve des.
scribed.- Charleston Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23

RICE MILLS-RICE MILLS-RI MILLl
The best plan Of hulling Rice tried 10 by the;
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE
PATENTED JOHN TALON,
It will hull nve bushels of prepared Rice In from Is 10
minutes according the quality Of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATIERsoN at the Foundry and Machine Shop. corner
Delord and New Levee Streets is sole agent
facture and sale of the same,
JOHN TALON Pa,entee
New Orleans. November II, 1853 MA "
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sHERIFF's SALES.

, HsFaEEs II ils sSnAor
b NJ drscsa b 81 A. %ris r. ssizure end sale
Of New Orleans n the above entitled cause viii proceed 70
se at public auction 4 the City Hotel Common street be-
iS69 Al IL 3, clock NJ 'e'a On FRIDAY, October III
=, TWO SEkTAis LOTS OF GROUND, with til. build. =.
ss. ss
hi IN the once Of Thomas Beck Notary
No. 20 front on franklin stree.
dividing from lois Nos and essp on hs line
the opposite side line and 20 feet inches and Ines f.
Lot No. q feet inches front on Common ,.r.e.
between Franklin and IRENE Streets "a feet Ii inches and
line, depth ,hs ps Of NJ inches Zine
width In the rear. 1A $500 ~
Seized in the above suit.
|. TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
cixHUsSs GoyE p5
I'm yEHTU dun writ dc ssisie It xente {.
IL Nouvee Orleans dams sare cdessus IL pocedersi IL
XEspaEDI d'oeiobre 1852 midi Hsel dol. Cits,
90 entire les rues du Camp ct des Magasns la
DEux cERTAINs LOTS De TERRE ensemble les batisses
e. % gu ~ ouven situes dams Premier Dis
dres'e A. Hedn. voyer date du avri 1851 depose
reeous etuds de Thomas j. Beck aotare public Dc
Le lot No mesure g peds Dc teee franklin entire
lgnes de largeur sur Ia ligne du fond.
muse o Ma Fan ss ss Con-
gnss dc sur Ia gne du lot peds spouces
lignes de largeur sur Ia ligne du fond
Sass dams IaaaiIe cf-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment d lss 1RkEk
Sheriff q
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ASSUMPTION, Juno 9, 1859.
ltake pleasure in stating that have used the Cotton Seed
OIL manufactured by Messs P. Martin Co.. and found 1t to
give complete satisfaction.
(Signed) AGENTIE
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-l-
WANTED.

hR WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK. 70
load in Dispstch Line for Boston also, one for New
.a,s 6York and Phiisdelphia; Apply to
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES. BRANDIEs. etc.
AGENCY OF
HAAErf CO., BRANDY, Cosnss.
roULfNEY 1 CO., BRANDY. coxnse.
Q. @. a. LURMAN. BRANDY. Bsrds.u..
2. KEEPER CO., WINES, BORDEAUX,
MOTT CHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE, Rperpsy.
AARzETTI SONS, PORTER and ALE, London
subserbsr. being duly suthorised agent for th.
direct importation q their line, stock Of vkies
md ssid commission.
nl71 corner DRAWER and New Leyes streets.
SAzERAC BRAHDIEs-w HAVE coon
q "a sS,
as:s s 'ss Ss ~ e s ss
30 New 1. s s.a pure and unsdul'srsssd For sss
oily VI ';'1i Il Fisi; z O. o.
WISEs,.;s WINES. etc.
ssSx casks burgundy Port.
~ 5: :$ii !: a: f; Juice ':"
4 :. Ssade %p Sosi 1855 :.
u, 4 E ss,s ssIsss s.: a:s: sss.'s
* . hha ns 9a,y Nsphe~s' sherry.
J. 81 Ss..; ri. /; E. Martins ::
lis cases Most oh''doa' s:;ss s; es.np.sn.
= :. +. KlsDpsf' 4: Julien cl.,e.
4 Hsnt.li4 Co.'S s.:ie.s ,ss-''s.Sl o'''''
..7 = " Leslie. s,.t.,. 80 Hook
l., !: store and for sal. Y o.sxs' VOLT.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
~ COMPANY-Ohice Ill Canal street ~ y -
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, S4II5OO,
DIRECTORS.
4. Mltenperger, A. Rochereau
~. Lauve, J. NJ Rasua'do,i
y N. wright, 1t. Mian1on
u. ~ Darny, g. Labatier,
~ Nobi1m j. Tuye
j. B. Gribbe, Aug Rechard
~ will be ready transact business
o. oetoosr next and will insure against the seas
rivers and loss and damage by fire. rates Of
M 49, j. TUYES, President.
.. ". nlNCks, secretary. sel3 I'm
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de Ia $CATHERINE RnWERs- ",
r. - N9 HlMs e U orleans. 6,39l.
adresse Honorable s1eme Cour de District de Nou
dams paaire cdessns 10 procederai 10 LUNDI
pubique ct adjudication de- w. e' " ~
La balance dq bail de mson stuee rue du Camp No 222
e. connpe sous e nom Dc st John House" I bail
ras ssn &c S1oo Pan. payabes CONNIE suit SAVIOR
YLo H. ae hovembre 1859 $3.50 de dacembre 1889 $25
isS so s j ssv5 1862 $50 1850 d
o6O s5O dc snvier 1861 $3.50 de evrier 1861 $3.50
os mars s6i So lei d'ayril 1861 $3.50 lie de 1851
Dit bail sera adnge plus derner ench erseu
| aux clauses du dit bail. N '' NA-A.
Saisis dams Pafaire ci-dessus
CONDITlONS-Compta An moment do Decentralization
-. =. m m =. E. T. PARKER,
sl4 10 ~ % 70 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d. Orleans,
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na.SOuthern Pacific RallrOad-The under.
signed ready to receive at his Office Common street
the LOAN to the Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY
commended " the meetings Of the Stockholders held on tie S
and Bib Of August - ~ ~
important that Stockholders others who intend to
contribute to the same should act promptly.
IT Is not believed that appeal citizens of New Or.
leans who largely great enterprise viii
be 10 vsn when other points having ntere in the
for In this city. 1900 - ~ " " 'Aeu
aus II n y En- COW
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r. T. PARKER,
10 u y 80 OF Sheriff de Ia Psroisse d'Orlaans

Of New Orleans ERINs B6WERsMNo q "a IA w
RX VIRTUE Of a writ Of iieri faciss Ton To me
~ the Honorable the sixth district New
Orissna IN the above entitled will proceed sell
aucuon City Hotel Common street. between Camp
and Magazine Streets MONDAY 26h day Of September
1859. 1t IL O'Clock NJ - :
The unexped term Of the Of the premises No. IA
camp street and knswn a. the Est John The lease
on ses ls o. October 1856 and ,res the Both
viz = @' 80 - -""o'
$50 on the LIST Of November 1859 $3.50 on the LIST Of Dec.
6er 1859 S2S0 on the LIST Of January 1860 $40 on the st Of
Eenrua,y M Sz0 on the LIST Of March 1850 $3.50 the
spns isS s2S ~ ,a ss LIT Of $50 the
s Of February 1861 $3.50 Of March 1851 $3.50 on
the 1T Of April 1861 $3.50 the Of May 1861 $50 on the
LIST of June, 1861. - ' = - 49,
SAID property to be adudcated bidder Offering the
ing to the conditions of the lease,
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the SPOT,
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cossd mail consisting Of letters and neyspapers for States
norway sweden Poland Russia Greece Islands etc.
! SAINT from the Postoalce In New York semi weekly.
"A mail for West India Islands will be sent by this
ataaYuer.
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COTTON SEED OIL

The undersigned sole agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SIZED OIL MANDATORY of Messrs. P. Martin L Co..
have constantly hand large supply Of this SUPERIOR article
which we ready to sell the favorable terms As
will be reference uboned certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants who give 1t
BLANoH1N aIRAUD,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots the following places
V. MAUR!N, Donaldsonvile
vARALDI PHELPS, Paincoutylle
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFRESNE HUNT Bayou Gouls.
ROTH. DEBLIEUx CO., Plaquemine and the PRINCIPAL
Grocers in this city,
ASSUMPTION, August q, 1859,
During the last rolling season. the Seed Oil made by
r Martin Co.. New Orleans lights the Sugar
Houses the August and Whta plantations W. W. Pue
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pugh's New Hope plantation and the
plantation OF H. j. Boaner Co.. and was every respect
found equal if not superior, to either whale lard OIL
Hagned) A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION June l, 1885,
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting nv
Sugar House, and consider equal any oil we have
used- giving clear light and less trouble mos. of
whale OIL
tsisned vENANT HEBERT
ASSUMPTION, Juno 9, 1885,
take pleasure in stating that have used the Seed
OH manufactured by Messrs p Martin Co.. and found it to
give complete satisfaction.
(signed) A. GENTLE.
During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed OIL
from the mandatory of Mess-s p Martin Co. This oil
burns as we'll as whale ogives en-
TREY free from offensive SMELL Although commenced roll.
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding crop
being much argerI used two barrels oil less
(signed) g. PUGH.
NEW ORLEANS August g, 1885,
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing to test the
qualities Of the different Oils We have for SALE BRO
ceeded as follows:
We filled four lamps of equal size with the following els One
with Beached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL
with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed O-the latter
being from the mandatory of Mess p Co., of this
city.
The lamps were lighted at O'Clock P NJ and bnrnng
in our store The next morning O'clock found that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. NJ the lamp with the Sperm Oil out The
Cotton Seed Oh was still burning aid giving bright steady
flame at IL O'Clock A. NJ when out being satised
with the result of experiment. and although might have
continued burning length Of ime Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil is for lighting purposes superior to all
others being moreover free from smoke offensive SMELL
(s,shed) POrH1ER FAUCHEuX,
sel2 2p6tm
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SUGAR AND MISUNDERSTANDING AND
y CLARIFIED AIRS in hogsheads barrels and half bar
by BAREI,II 4 Do
1eT 81 Common street,
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ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed lighting my
Sugar House, and consider it equal fish oil
used- giving clear light and trouble than mos. of
whale oil.
(signed) VENANT HEBERT
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PEAL ESTATE AND SLAVES-PUBL1C
II Register of MCCERREN, LANDRY l. Co
The subscribers have opened for the Registry and
Of Real Estate and Slaves for the city country and invite
their friends and the public to call their what
Register $3.50 ~ -" 'n''i
No charge will be made for such registry
The Books will be opened examination by the pubIic at
the sales rooA of the undersigned. ' "
McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.
corner of Perdido. 10y - seS ~
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Machines and Implements.
Oysters.

f00 CASES FRESH cow oysrERs. Pot up sx-
xSQ prs<siy fF thu n4rkef b Hexsrz. FREE i
ihsAs. q R.lzisaors. 4ad s4rf.nted. gasl fsesssd
and fes sails 81
fsss NrzEII-. HOOPER 90.
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Heating Stoves,


81
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Removal

hE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
oid customers and friends and the public general
~ that nc has removed his Hardware Store from the
shu on Market street, 10 No. 53, the large brick
building, lately erected on the south SIDE OF Rroad 81
"hers ne Keeps constantly on hand and makes 10 or
Ger 'he various articles embraced in his line OF bust
hess lie invites especial attention his large assort
ment CT CASTINGS, HuIIOw-WARE BRASS. &c. such
as mantle ana Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Pillow Mods
cuaH- uttersf CornSheers, Corn Crushers Mill
u usners bAicony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Iea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons Candle Sticks
ana an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan. 29-tr . - .NDuryr STDs-Doo>-
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Removal,

" Tell LA A PER
J RlsS that THEIR
SAUCE il highly es
fserled 10 insiia and
II, in my oPiniun
the most faiatable
a. well as the nlosi
wholesome SACCg
that H. made. "
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TT fsfsSa4 = c&<ez q rt1lfe ffssh Peaches, II
a. exeslent 1AvoF And waFrar1se.
tsss nizf1l-, HooPfR 90.
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Eounofrs.
Claiborne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN

M attention of Railroad Companies Farmers,
AanuaciuTeTs and all persons DESTROYS of purcha-
eng IS a. nome good machinery. such as STTAM IN
100, 1ASIlNGS of every description GEARING
Ia EFaiS OF the most improved patterns SAW
new Establishment now growing up RAPIDLY on die
Preilses OF the late Nashville Manufacturer
teho 70 carry on the business fully as extensive
as before, and shall soon be ready 10 TIC $780, To-
Maeninery ana Castings. We have already commenc-
eo operations IN our blacksmith shop and oiler-yard
customers. ~ w N nv"
We are experienced Meehanics-each OF us person
any attending 10 his own department-and thus we
sha DC able TO turn out superior at lower rates
thah heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every niece of work done this Establishment and
sne prompt and personal attention 10 every order left
at our Office; thus hope give general satisfcijon
ana be patronized by all friends home nanufacture
NJ JACkER co,
June 27-u late NasbviIle NJ Il
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For Sale.
beautiful building lot North Market ST..
side opposite the residence uf Bishop Miles, fronting
as feet ana running back las feet Upon the lot Is
frame tenement This is beautiful and siegibIe lot
and will be sold al a bargain.
Also.
most desirable Building Lot on Spruce ST., oppo-
site tbs residence OF Dr. Robert Martini fronting on
Spruce, 1914 feet and running back 10 NcLemore 81.
We viii give bargain IN this lot
Also.
enc House and Lat on North Cherry street The
House contains or Rooms and all other necessary
out buildings and for business Is just The very
place We CONSIDER this tbs oct desirable resdencs
Low for sale
convenient and eamfartahle House and Lot on
AcLcuorr 81, between Charch ana Bread st The
House In good repair and contains or Roors
The tot Trerts 60 feet on AcLrmore and runs hack
100 feel Aiiey-frse fran taxes. Here chance
Tor aconliortAbio hOsue At los ngaTes Terms easy.
Also.
Two valuable vacant Iats On North Cherry 81 ad.
Joining tbe residence Of fhes. Barge.
Also.
Several desirable building Lots IN Eaeeaela, sinai-
ed SacIby u4k aGd Cross $40 We viii gsse bar
gain m siiese lots on good ieng time.
We have, la addition 10 tie above. some vaiaAbis
Lola Ia sssaIh Nashville, West Nashville aud n Nc
any " thc above additions all piesse slse cali.
Also.
A valuable Tract of Ian1 Ia nasiison esunty Dss-
Riet No. 6, stastsd en- Iasaka Greek. IL aies frou
Nashville cAid Ir@ct consalas los Acres froHtnE
The road ffun lebsnon 60 Fran gn xna D. - than
a mile from the Noirnsssile TaFnpfke, 0yl1ets tbs
itad the late ~. SAls- Th-s ) al H1e iand vel
sssered aud anasE sod CO lar fsare- Ierms los
and easy.
Also.
That very v.aAbie B4s-asz. StaEd "a nreza sssees,
No. 50, betEeea Coiske sad CherFy. The la frenls
"a feet a. hss aud h.lk sek iees ca whscl =
a tkFee efsfy hr<k Haese, eoFeFlag lie entlfe 40
occupies ~ pres - ~ cuf sd frien1 b ~ Nelssr.
- n4esnk Fsiotre lie caaisfy thls nxsss..
eEty ee eoustt5eE segy luls nssFs Gisas AIS
gFOassa sorth ionE tlfae. & e4ris aFcassea sx
iusle q ~. A. j.. 0l-AH4kk 4 ca,
feo.-Sl Axraas.