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.PoRT OF PonTLANp.

Thursdnyr............. january 10 d
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. gTAr7
Sch hattie Ross, Poland Boston. tlroN hIE DO
Sch Sarah G. Ju Ia, Gilley, Boston,. saI Esul
Sch Amazon, Wheeler. Belfast for Boston. zN9aIf
Sch Forest Queen, Bailey. Belfast for Boston. 81
ADessss- - CLEARED aiiu 81 s- NHn
Ship Laurens. Thompson, Fortress Monroe-Lit.
ticjehn Chase. '@'i p ''ri s'nll q "
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MIR. EDWARD L. PTCKARD ia = ma,h.- -
4tA cur firm from January Q 1865 VI
po..,. TYLER, RICE & SONS.
''"Hu' Jan y 10 Ieoo' janlTdlms-
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Dec 10. lat SO "a N. Ion So 81 W. ship Dudley,
farrstt. from Caao for Genoa.
Jan I6, off Cape Lookout, ship Lawrence, Thomp-
son, from New York for Port Royal Sc
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The Tribune Almanac tor 1865 is for sale at
E. G. Andrews, No. 81 Exchange Street.
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! ~ O n I6O a. I.

'HaH N O II L O "a
A SPECIAL Meeting ofth, stcckholders Of tto
"A Kew England kcre~ Steamship Compapv will
Do held on Frday, the 20ih day OF January Instant
o. ocloekP NJ, AZ tue oil % of the comtany on
bfown's Wharf In Portland for the follow wing pnr-
p0sfs;-- rf- fsaf -
Ftrst-To see whether the stockholders will au.
tnorize the Directors to charter or purchase steam
or 10 take the place of tn Potomac
gard 10 building new Gamer
Ihird-ro authorize the Dires tors 20 lay an as
emit. S>Peu-
Fotrfh-Io act on any other business that may
By Order OF the Director,
Janlodlw "a III henry FOX, Clerk
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HoREH oUNDs AND TAR

b1HA LD<sba6 81
FL .s0oit ME- Y
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FOR THE 'FRONT.'.

am n COparGnersfiD Notice.
MIR. CHARLES B. vARSEY Is this day admitted
AVA partner in our hrm.
Portland, Jsn. 18Th, 1885. iwsisnis -
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Two Gentlemen with their gives. and tw,
:, - children, Address Lock Sex l6e5, Portland D
y. .r-I .fr 49,. tanl9dlHsI
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A SITUATION as a sale,msn an : 1.h.i, :
"a retail establishment Good reIsres 49, givs,,
IRON Saaaha; Adde'S JAMES HUSKiN, -
-'--tH~ ~ ....r Portland Post Office.
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boston Stock List.

~ II you arein want ofany kind fPRIETIre
AL .. the Daily Press Once. n
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Wanfa1.
BOARD Wnntcsr.

-r-.x.,r. wanted. .OrN .lH
'I'o SENT furnished house In . pleasant loesIr-
w. AadIets Lock Box 1873, Portland p o.
o85a gTn rril- l..-',.l jau19d1 wds
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QUITS OF R}oMs. furnished or unfarni. he'd
- win ooSIo, ~ q Free street. Transit n
o.arue sAS'0"AOoatea. p O janledIwe
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Glimpsss of the Capitol.

N k0L e a III = 4
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"a FIOE OF THE
ATLANTIC .e
Mutual Insurance Company,

lAI NEW 1OhA, JANUARY 20, loo4 1ar
FNIHE Trustees, in conformity to the Charter of the
Il Company, submit the following statement Of
its affairs on the Slst December, 1858; q ~.
Premiums received on Marine Risks, -rrr.-
Gom LIST January, Il. 3, to 3lst De- .ssti
cember, 1868. S92l4 306 98
Premiums on Policies not marked on r17T n
ist January, 1868, l,7Oo, Goa "a .
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Imnorfan1 N True.


Prom the Couuer des Etsts, Sept Sth
Nehsve received from Washington the
following dispatch.
the Mexican question was discussed al
the cabinet meeting held on Tuesday, and
which was p,>sided over by President
Lahu-nli. All the members present ex-
pressed Themselves favorable 10 the sfatp
500 except Mr.. Harlan. Secretary Of the
Interior, Nh" desired that Juarez shorla al
least boz indirectly supported. Quite a liyel,
seen" iHuk place between Mr. Seward and
Nr. Harlan, tue premier telling Mr.. Harlan
ilat DE- sucilhced the true interests of tbs
country to the love Of vain popularity. that
30 was mos diruihed for this government ~
uId auarez Indirectly. aud that il was uol
advantageous Go support him openly. Presi-
dent johnson fully agrers with the views of
the secretary ut state, and declared that hs
regretted the speech of Mr.. Harlan made
foucume since 10 public and that mem.
1er- 90 the cabinet ought never 70 force,
that their words are always construed As
hsFHg been inspired by the government.
de would lose 10 opportunity 20 disavow
say -uch meuusiderate speeches the same
s- hr had disayowed Shsridan's view BY re-
oHaIlr his army two-thirds.
Dr.. johnson, when the meeting was about
breaking up, said that be would not deter
name upon hNrd policy toward Mexico be-
lore iho meeting ri Congress, when he would
discuss iu his message whatever might scem
best l1r The country. Ii is evident that the
ifr-laeui D. animated with the same pacific
l,'iing' as Mr.. Seward and the majority Of
the cabinet
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number Of eiegant Lots, suitable
or building BUSINESS houses and dwellings on, n
various parts Of the city.
I55 Feet Of vacant eround opposite the "Fe
mAle Academy" near the Nashville and Chatta
n oga Rsroad, Tor sale.
A choice Lot fronting loo feet on Russell street
near Tulip street church.
Two L0ts. each 50 feet 'front.' on Russell street. b
iT0deeR- Very convenient % the Wire Bridge.
beautiful Lot, nearly opposite the residence 0.
inc. Morrow, kfd-, boxl70 feet
A Lot fronting 81 feet on Fafheriand street b
10 deep. Very near the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots h-tseen Russell and Fatherland streets
frontug 40 feet each On Oak, ~ lf0 deep
Acho &c Lot, fronting 90 feet on FathsTland and
running back no IN a Z sod heighborhoOd
Two Lots on FaiheFisnd, each fronting 50 feet By
l70, joining Oscar Bob mes properly.
Two Lots on Fathefland, opposite Oscar Bohme'
properly, esch 90 by l70 feet
A Lot, corner Of Stevenson and Factory streets
fronting 200 feet on Factory, BY 20 along Steven
SON.
A choice Ios, ffouting 50 FEET on Russell sireeis
by 10 deep. adjoining A. NJ. I.in s1d YerJ oonFe-
Dieni 70 the Wire Bridge. -.
. A Lot On Russeli street, adjoining elnnina-
ham, frouts 50 By ITO FEET,
Eight Acres OF the very best garden hndf u Y
ing 80 yards on Gaatln pike, By 100 yefds ca 'fs
County foad. -
Raht o. Ten Lots lying soufh % shelby -
A larea number Of Lola u ksnstJa h5-ll..,,--i
and many othsEr, hesariulY ocatsa No f--e'-'
eng43-H tol
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%
sssambOAis, ghaTf.BOaa., BArsss, and cher
Property. -
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frame House on Gallstn piEe with six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOuses and an excellent cistern well
enclosed. Lot 10 feet by ITO. Price $500.
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of Coal
100000 BUSHELS.
QuARrRRMAsrER aENERAL,s

QUARTZ RhfAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, ,
WSmSaTuN, DrtL, August 8, 1880 :
CtEALED PROPOSALS are invited and viii be re-
- ceiyed AZ the pd'es and until the dates herea
named for the purchase Of al the surplus Goal u
those places, belonging % the Government.
Al NtOkS 81 Be- MISS, until y o'clock M 81
Fndsy, September Is, for Coal lylng az Aicksburz
Nis-is gppl.
At NATCHEZ Miss, until l3 o'clock, IN o,
Monday, september ls, FOR Coal lying az Natehez
Mis- issippi.
Sepa ate proposals Will also he received 81 the
same time Tor the Bargts or Bats containing the
Coal
Each envelope continuing bid shOnd he sealed,
fnt the name or number Of the Barge containing %
endorsed thereon snd bdlfessed 10 " Brig. Gen.
Lewis b. Parsons. Chief Rail ans BiYer Tun-poris-
tion," In care OF the Qusrterms-ter in charge o.
river transportation st the point desigua'ed Tor
open ~ The bids.
Payment 70 made IN United States currency
upOn The eeptauee Of any proposal and pnor 10
the delivery Of the property.
The GOVeFumeut reserves the light TO Withdraw
say a the Tod aud the BaTges cuumniug 90, gud %
reject proposals % deemed Too l0W.
By Ofltr Of the Quuterma-ter General
LEWIS b. PARSONS,
Bngadier General and Cmef Esll aud River Trans
pOrtahou- augi2-tt
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Also

A House on Shelby street, with good roo ns, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cIstern. Lot l25 feet BY
IT'S. PAIGE $500 cash.
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NashrIIIe Prnnarfr.

A Good Brick Residence, No 62 Line street
with nine rooms; gas fixtures al through the house
Good OuthOuses and stable I'll In good condition
Lot Al by $50 feet, Price We moderate.
AIso-A two-story Brick residsnce, with eiglI
rooms No 10, soutn College street Everything i
good condition; yard well shaded. Lot Is by Is,
feet Piice 5000.
Als0-A Brick Store house, No. q Broad street
south side two doors from Market, three st0re'
hrh IS feet by 70. A most excellent stand, and i
free from taXatlon.
AlsO-A cOmm0dious Brick Dwelling corner o
McIemOre sud Say, with seven rooms, kitchen with
3 rooms, ant lumber room. Lot fronts 461L feet ~
Gay, by 81 deep. spienoid Wster snd beautifulJ
shaded, yard well enclosed. Pnce s., 70.
AlsO-A good two-story Brick house, No 6s Co
dsr street, with seven looms kitchen, servants
rooms, snd smokehouse. Lot fronts 81 feet on Ce
dsr and runs back 100 feet 10 an alley. Hydrant q
the hack doOr- Possession gwen Immediately.
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Ex-Gov. Brown. Of Georgia. arrived +, a,
city from Knoxville yesterday marpir, 90
Irit for Atlanta SO q. ma.
We learn that Mr. Brown, while in ,h.
railroad depot az Rockville. wa surrorn5s "a
by a number Of railroad employee. ~
threatened 10 infiet personal iuin,v unor
HIN. Through the Intervention Of sevrrsl
United States military officers, The men
were quieled and Mr.. Brown escaped IN
harmed.
The reason given BY railroad men for
their threatened action was, that during
shemaH's campaign through Georgia.
Brown, who was e that time Governor Of
Toe State, hsd issued an order 20 the effect
that all railroad employees found in Georgia
Employed IN she service Ufthe United States
iovernment, Il captured by the rebels, be
Immediately shot CkafiaHooga Gazette.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

A LII 20 be sold for One Dollar esch, without re-
"a gard 20 yalue. Not to be pad for until you
know what You are % receive.
'"rn Is one OF the largest FIRMS 10 The CITY OF M
York, and are doing very extensive bu mess, and
have on hand the largest STOCK that can be iound ~
the City "-Oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, Oct.
"a, 1851 'ffheir stock Is Euge, anil buyers may
rey on articles purchased from thfm Ilstas repre-
sented. Their Ion continuance ia business enables
them to offer tetter Inducements thsn any other
house IN the c ty."--LOyal AmeriCm, Andersoo.
Ind, Oct. 20, 1904 Their Watches are admitted
by conn etent IHdges, and th0se who have used
them, % be the best use. They are al they are
sdyeIhssd 10 be."-lndependea Wafrenton, H.,
Oct -, 1854. They are large deiiers sad thar
stock b. msnufsctur5d IN the BEST style, and Of pure
materisls, Telegraph, saugerhes, n, - Oct p,
is64 IAN goods furaished What they rep
resented 70 BE- Times, HaterUne, y 7, Oct ~,
1864 worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crat, " arfaF, Il Y, Oct rs, 1854 "honora1le and
fair dealing men. "-Cumberiand Valley Ioufuali
Mechsnh.s burg, Pa, Oct ~, is5i-
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The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens hiss been
making speech at Lancaster, Pennsyl-
yauia, on restoration. lie opposes the Presi-
dents policy OF DEMONSTRATION IN terms that
though guarded, are biuer, and show a
zu.lt ut hostility toward the Administration
tibet wants only opportunity TO break oul
into hagraut warelage. lie Is ina favor, ia
dealing with the Southern States engaged
BOD the rebellion, OF this proposition:
"Io accept the posllloa in which they
placed themselves as severed from the
iuiuu- sn independent government Dc fact0,
sui au alien enemy 10 DE dealt with &C
c0Tdug 90 the laws Of war
"E,storstion,' according to President
Juhu~Oa'z plau. Mr.. Stevens SAYS, ''is re-
planning tlr seeds of rebellion which, with
90 tue next quarter ut century, Will germi-
uste aud produce the same bloody STRIFE
which has just ended
As 90 the national debt, Mr.. Stevens says;
'Nc especially insist that the property Of
tLc chief rcbeis should he seized and appro
pratci Co the payment Of the national debt,
,8u-ej by the unjust and wicked war which
they ustgaied.'
That We could shear the wolf il we were
60 SET ourselves about 1t, there Is no ques
lion. The practical matter is, whether the
wool would pay for the work. That rs,
whether the confction OF the property OF the
rebels generally would not, taking every
thing INTO account, cost more than it would
come to- CJHcJgHufi COmmarciai.
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neat framed Cottage with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms OF good size; good clstern porch front and
rear ot'fronts SC fee, by W deep situated near
She bT Park, aud very convenient 90 the Wire
Bridge Price $500.
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John J. Butler,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Church 81 between Spruce and Vine,
gAssfIVILLEs TENN.
~ 49, 80 frla Frrrs
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A splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, Eve
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chatta.
noosa railroad. az Glen ClItfe Depot, and on Mil
creek The land Is very rich, splendidly wstersd
and beautifully located. This Is one Of ths best
GRASS FARMS in DAv dson county, aud Is pecu.
lar adapted 70 raising Stock. On the place is 3
railroad switch, and near by is very large and
: bank, b-lng splendid plaes for an extensive Brick
Yard. There Is two story brick residence with z
framed addition, containing Z rooms; also kitchen
snd out houses, good barns, stsbles, Sc, ana 50
Orchard OF 1000 choice Ftuit Trees.
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House 90 Bell Street, with rooms. L5tfrOnts
90 feet by 30 deep, good cistsTn. Price $50.
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 "Perfecton" 90
5O,COJ Figaro d, lin whole and half boxes
5000 Zip Top" do
$1,000 Tycoon" 90
700 andrew Jackson Cigars
$4,000 "W Wsg" DO
5O,U0 star Of the West do (yerv fne)
$1,000 Washington do
$4,000 Assorted Brands
90 Half butts POeahontls pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
100 Caddies strawberry" quarters Fob eco
% a.. taus do ID.
20 =" "May Apple" do
20 Butts Navy 40
100 Csddies black teus, DO
Sunny side, Sseet owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cat
CheTlng ObsrcO.
Fine Cut kihikDnck SmOEing 1ObaccO IN pound
bales aud " Weed" in whole and hall barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck s
popular
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4 framed House with 8 rooms aud hall, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed lot T0nts 90
ieei on Woodland l7a feet deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr. Dury. 11.ce 5000. r.
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The Philadelphia Ledger has the follow
ing from its Washington correspondent:
hear from authoritative sources that the
radicals arr srIning their batteries heavily
f.r tbe great contest they are determined 60
wage az the next session OF Congress. Pres
IarUt Johnson, they assert, is not carrying ORt
%, principles upon 'gLicl lie ioaS elected, and
Dc Is the deicrumHti. "a Of these gentlemen
chat u1 other principles shall govern. If
they cau help 10. One Of the most radical
vi the old senators has even gone SO far as
ia declare his intention of Offering bill Of
impeachment soon after the meeting OF Con
E1rs'. aud advocating 1t with all his aceus-
1.uset currgy aud determination. The
i.r.-larut, Do ls well known, is not unmind-
fol ai the iauatical wsr-cloud that is now
rising, hut be has east his anchors upon a
sure bottom, and uo apprehension need be
ieIt iuI tIe safety of either ship or pilot
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Nice Little Farm Of II Aeres four and q
hall miles from the city, on the DicksrsOu Pike
Has fran house with Tour looms, cut houses sud
stable. Laad very men, excellent water. Puc.
low.
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MUTUAL

70 ali concerned. We, for one mske II our rule
and It il our cherished principle TO have every one
Of our tran actions, be it little. or of the
grsndest magnitude, MUTUAL 5" It must be the
tase of operation; and We ENJOY the pleasing sstis-
iscuon OF psrcevng that this rule Of ours Is highly
appreciated by all with whom We have the pleasure
Of dong business.
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Also


A Nice Little Farm Of l61I Acres, four ana A
nat miles nom the city, on the Whites creek pike;
our sores in timber. Place veil Vaiered
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.

FTNHE Stockholders ct che South Nashville stres,
II Railroad C0fnlaEgY are he1ehy noiined 10 us,-t
~ The office q NelEba A Murfree, No ~ Cherre
street, on ia TUESDAY. September a. at 10 o'cIoel
an, Tor the purpose Of electuR bosrd q Drec.
tors 20 serve for oae yeas. Stockholders viii b. On.
uied q one vote iJl each share paid for. Byordef
OF the Board.
aep5-sE LEROY ARMSTRONG, sec'y.
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Plan snd Fsncy sWisses, Checkei Mp.r-
5ooAs' Jaconet,, Tuck Muslin, Rutiiei .i5' vs. q
l1ntn. liable Linens, Towels, Linen - insa
Jan aq = ianey Brdseye Diapers sso B.Ii.ls'
sod Naencinin Collsrs. Grape SEES $50 - hea
- net 10, inserungs, 1sfietts Ribb.,rs u.
VI itns and ia all coiors; six BeIrInos - y ~
l7omethins new Corseis, Velvet RbbS65 - 80 .s'
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Auction Prices.

--yryF a. IA y receiving coaE FnTnsnfs 81 ever
| NJ Ltet-fiaf6d N Goods, purchased 10 the Easi-
- - Il a rrnr, a. imporiefs and nfsi hands.
I - - - ~ eel 70 ths Trade loa e. AR
] 80 Ia ~ West GEo. SHIELD CO.,
Sugis-im q tnd 81 coiisRs "a
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a VIcKssURp. M1sIssIPPI. - -.

Sealed Proposals are Invited sud viii be receive
a. the placss a7d until tie dafas hereinafter usms
lor TIE peTchase Of the following named Steam
boats, Wharf boats, BsrEes, and other property.
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FoRr1Gy IrrNs.-The foreign mails by the
Isst steamers contain few items in addition
10 what has already been given IN our tele-
graphic summary o. then news. The Lon
uou Star says thai asat present arranged the
Crest Eastern will sail from NRlentla on the
last week of May, 1866, with an entire new
cable which will be laid To Newfoundland.
That operation being completed, the last
cable will be grappled Cor and spliced, and
III. rest Of the cable necessary 10 complete
the line 20 Newfoundland be laid. Thus two
rahlr-, It is hoped, will be in working order
IA O. wear from the present time. The Lon
don Times, in long article on the cholera,
saws 10 has thus far been confined 10 the
chores Of the Mediterranean and Black
Seas region. aud is now Tecedmg toward the
coast % Arabia, from which It Is said 70
have started. ID seems most probable that
the dis ase originated in the horribly filthy
hsLus ot the crowds of MahOmmedan Pill
rrImr. and that thorough cleanliness both
personal and municipal, are the best pre-
leutIves 90 the contagion. The Irish Exec
uuyou are trying 90 put down Fenanism.
a meeting of feuians, on an unusually
Iarre scale. cook place 81 Black Rock, IN
the county uf Lcitrim, when a body OF men,
numbering four hundred, assembled IN mill
tary order. and marched openly into Dun
daIk. The police followed them, Identified
their leaders, and brought them mp before
ga, Magistrates, BY whom they were re
ruuudeu for further examination. Hitherto
these Fenian demonstrations have remained
uuuUticcd by the authorities.
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famed House on Fatherlsnd street with five
rooms, kitChen and cisteIn beautifully shaded add
no deep Pre- 5000; one third cAsh, lalance II
one and two years.
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At NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI. Until Monday. sep
temner Is. ls m, Tor
One Wha' float ~ tlus.
Model Barge Mobile
Five % Gluaale kNges.
Three 81 CJsl BosJs.
Al. % which caa he seen al NRiehaz Mfssl4ie Cd .
unul TIE dsy II sale. I-
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Also
Also
Also

A Farm Of 81 acres, o, stones RIVER Pl,a. 3
mil ss nom the ty on Mil cTeek-Opp1site Sa this
Mill. About TWO thiIds Of /. Is ncn bottom land
and well Wstered.
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VILE beautifully 10 ated and timely improved The
lotrontains ~ acres OF rch garden laed, fronting
On Foster street and on the LOUISVILLE uud Nash
vile Pal-Oad 20 situated thst il could be cut up
INTO beauu. nj building 10 3. Terms literal.
ALSO
A House on Rel Street, with 4 rooms, good cis-
tenn, &c. Lot fronts-4O feet IN Bell street bY d
feei deep, well enclosed. Price SOU.
ALSO
4 House on Bell Street, with rooms. L5tfronts
90 feet by 9O1 deep, good eistsIn. Price $50.
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage. with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good clatern porch front aud
rear Lot fronts SC fee, by W deep situated near
She by PARK, aud very convenient 90 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
4 framed House with s rooms aud hall, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed Lot rents 90
ieei Woodland, l71 feet deep; joins the residence
Of Dir. Dury. 1fce 5000.
ra. a.re5i0- ALSO
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot 80 feet by TO-. Good eistern and garden, all Nea
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
Attained House on Fatherland street with FIVE
rooms, Kitchen and eisteIn beautifully shaded add
well enclosed. Lot iPont 100 teet on fat6Ilanu ny
no deep, Pre- 5000; one third cAsh, Lalance II
one and two years.
ALSO
A House on Shelby street, with good roo ms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cIstem. Lot l25 feet by
l75. PAIGE $500 cash.
" ALSO
A frame House on Gallatin piEe with six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOuses. and an excellent cstern well
enclosed. Lot to feetby no Price $500.
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A framed House on Gallatin Pike, with 4 rooms,
outhouses, lumber shed, and an excellent cstern.
Lot 100 iest by ITO. Terms $500.
ALSO
framed House, Oh Gallatin Pike, with rooms
in GOOD condition, OF Spring street Lot 6Uby 200 Il.
Prize $500.
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brick and framed Honse, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, snd Outhouses Has good
shade trees, and an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
400 ie on Boseobe street, by ITO feet deep. Pncs
5000
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A Large tBO-stOiy Brick residence, with eight
rooms, On Russell II, near 'fIuhp street church
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep Good kitchen,
CT tern, etc and well enclosed. Improvements no
excellent condition, and Que Of the b 81 locations
Edgeheld.