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Father O'Reily, Catholic priest at
Newport. has denounced the Fenian
Brotherhood in the severest terms, and
assured his flock that any of them who
Joined it should not only be exeommu-
nicated, but denied the rightof Christian
burial by the Catholic church.
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THE ESTATE OF THE LATE PREsI-
pENT.-The Boston Transcript is au-
thorized to say that the estate of Presi-
dent Lincoln, with the addition of the
contributions made in Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island and New York, will
amount to one hundred Thousand dollars,
and that the active labors OF those OBJ
tanning subscriptions to the Lincoln
fund will have now ceased.
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An expert swimmer is giving exnloIIs,
tions at Fall River. He suffers a imseii
to be thrown into the water with ti,, MS ~,
hands and feet tied, when ne VIII re re-
lease himself and perform other unpie
| cedented feats atoat,
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TIE NEW FAST AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NJ. MARTIN,
CAPT. GEORGE N. LIVINGSTON,
AND

THOMAS COLLYER,
CAPT. P. McCARRICk, ...
CARRYING THE U. s. MAIL AND ADAMS
EXPRESS,
leave the Government Wharf dali. at o'clock, A. NJ
touching at Old Point, City Poin and the different land
lngs on the James River
10 expense has been spared in fitting out these steam
ers expressly or the Accommodation OF day travellers
They have large open airy saoOus from which all Oh
'ieets OF interest along the route may be seen,
Tra vellers taking these Steamers will arrive In Rich
taond at An curly let,r their speed is unequaed,
For might or passage apply TO ths Pdrsers Of IN
THIS. II. WEBB,
ie2s-rf 1-#5 49, Agent.
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sharITs saIe.

III virtue Of writ Of Hs,ed. Er. 70 me directed,
, and delivered from the Honorable circuit Court
al Davidson county, Tennessee. At It's January term
1865 vii expose 10 public sale, to the highest
l,ideF for cash az the tourthouse door m ne sis
q Nashville on SATURDAY, the ist day o. Aftsil.
lSGs all the right title clsim, interest aud estate
which C. X. Winston then had. or may have sic-
scauirtsi IN the following described kea Estate u
Wit: lot No. IS, Ia Burrows Grove g per : uio, |
Weskley's survey 81 land, registered IN we rek =
t-r's Office Of Davidson county beHnning ~ = Q
north east corner Of the Intersection Of Moo-fty
and Summer streets extended, running Thence
northward'y towards he city Of Nashv le l's lee.
70 stake; thence night angles esisary 1iu iest
20 rs loot alley; then az ght angles southsHlu-
" lT9 feet 20 Mulberry street, thence az igh' an
eles eastward 2i0 feet 10 the beg ming AZ me
Southwest corner Of "a lot 81 the intersection o.
Mulberry street and High street extended, running
thence on the east sidefof High street northwsrdly
f0vrris the city Of Nashville l7x3< feet 70 STAKE;
thence Al right singles eas.wardly 30 ieet % 10
fsot alley thence al night angles nortnWardy liza
feet to Mulberry stree thence ST right angles ztO
feet uiih Mulberrg street 20 The beginning; be. ns
levied on as the property OF g h winston, % ~
isfv INDICTMENT rendered IN ANof OF " D. oAilo' y
- JAMEs NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
r,arebIa-x4t By Thos. Hohson, Dept. Sher +.
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The Hon. Jere Clemens viii, we ar,
informed, return in few DAYS 10 hi,
home at Huntsville, Ala he has beer
residing nearly year at Philadelphia
spending much of his time, however
at Washington, where be has given the
Administration the benefit of his advice
and counsel touching the policy of re
organizing insurreetionary States, es
pecially Alabama, in which loyal mer
are earnestly at work with that purpose
in view.
Gen. Clemens would have returned
home at an earlier day, but he has been
suffering from an attack Of rheumatism
a disease he contracted during his cam
psign in Mexico
About twenty counties of North Ala.
bama, comprising all that region run,
n ng from North Mississippi 10 the
Northern part Of Georgia, are now and
have always been at heart loyal 10 the
United States. The people anxiously
look for the time when they shall be
delivered from rebel rule, and enabled
70 show their faith by their deeds.
Nearly seven regiments of loyal Ala
bsmians are already in the ser-ice of
the United States, and thousands are
hiding in the mountains avoiding the
terror of the rebel CONSUMPTION, which
IS now more remorseless than ever
Nine rebel deserters were shot in
Blount county two weeks ago, by men
lnder Stewards command, and several
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sheriff 5 Sal

nY virtue OF a writ OF zen. b. to me directed,
ID and delivered IRON the Honorable Clrem
Cour, Of Davidson CT nnty, Tenbes -, a. lts Janu
airy tenn, 1865 will expose 10 public ai' I" tbs
fish-tt ti1der for cash, at the COur'-'ou q iOorl
he city az Nashville, ON SATURiAN, hsl tidy o
APRIL 1862 ali the right, title, c.s'.' Ii rest an
estate which NJ Couch then had, or D ay have
since acquired in the following dts rlbsd Real rs
tate to-it: iraet Of land lying On the wat rs Of
tines R.yer, in Davidson oouT ty, Tennet see, be
qirning At stake ri the mouth o a branch IN the
centre OF Riddle Creeg, running thence down ssad
creek with its msaudsrs to ; ones RIVER ihsnct
IN and lifer with its msanderJ at lower waite
ma X to Jack Hrgg1s' northwest corner; thence
with his west line sOuth ~, west ~ p lie. 20 2
a stone another corner o. ssid hugsIn-' tract
hence with his moth boundary line rth Sc west
81 role: theuce nOrth IS west y l-l0 poles 70
Burre'l Perry's south tast oTn+r; thoacC Wlk ms
east boundary line nrrh x east 2ii 9-loO poles
to q stone, Burrel PsrrY's nouh-east q rneri
tfenee " ia Bnrrell Perry's no ia boundary line
st Gais poles to the Begin ing, containing HJl
acres ma 30 % es moro or less; ee deed IN Reg
istel'z OF e. Of p. g, book Is, psge 253) being
levied on as the prOpeit7 OF NJ J. Couch 70 satisfy
Il Judgment rendered in favor Of William 1ar-
grove fga.nst N. J. Couch.
JAMES NJ HINTON, Sheriff
BY Thos Hohson, Dept Sher #.
msrchlOSHit.
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% 10 Iaaioa.
BteFnitY.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated with suooass.
Those Married ladies WhO have been 50 uafortu-
nate 70 TIlscazTy cT prove a4orton, can be carried
70 their fui hTne II ioznd pEeEasnl ~ afsng ne
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A one-stOry Frame Cottage residence on De
mumbrane street, West Nashville, with four rooms
This : a desirable place.
A small Frame residence near the Franklin Pike
and railroad crossing, with three rooms
A Frame residence on the Lebanon Pike, beyond
the Water-WOrks, with four rooms.
Just completed seven neat, eommodious and
substantial cottages, on Broad street, West Nash.
VILE which rent for S24t0 per snnum. The rent is
paid on each quarterly in advance and occupied by
good tenants. No taxes due on the property, and
none 20 accrue for this yesr. Insurance simple,
VIII soon be enclosed with neat and strong fen-e
To any one wishing 70 invest $780, this property
will pay nearly Is per ceot profit annually. offer
these cottage for sale, and VIII give the purchaser
the henpd Of the rents hereafter
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sheriTs Sale.

D1 virtue Of en- order q sale 70 me directed, and
ID delivered from The Honorable Chancerv Court
.. Davidson county, Tennessee, st its November
term 1884, viii expose 10 public sale to the high
e-t oder for cash, at the Court house door In tho
city o. Nashville, on SATURDAY, the Isl day al
Afkli lst5, 81 the right, tie, csim, interest apd
esutis which J. 4. Ssunders 10. v. Horton, and F
X. Rains then hal, OF may have since acquired In
the following described Real Estate tawit An Tho
n-ht t'e and interest o. J. +. saunders IN ana e.
ne following p oDerty tract of land in Davidson
couuty Icnne see. containing 228 Rcres and ahoui
tao mites souta of Nashyi e. called Mssass ana he
ing the same upoa VII ch Ms A. v own nos
lives; also house and Dot N the city % Nashville
situated on the corner q Vine and Union streets
and being the 81 ne properly upon which 10. n W
saunders formerly resided. Also LEVIED upoa the
following property, a. the property OF 10. ". Hor'
t0a, or the interest Of SAID horton IN the same As
follows An undivided eseyentn interest remain
der interest 10 IS sores Of land bounded on the We
hy the Frsaklin turnpike the south by tho lands
% A. J. Dunran. on the east by tha lands OF H. ID
Hicks, A. W. Fall and %. ". Horton's homo plsce
ON the north by Franklin sire and the lands Of
OVertOns hens; also - acres and $50 DO IS consist
ing u lots No 4 and IN Nsace's pia1 OF lots and
Loo No with addition; slso lots No ls5 and I26
"a the BOYD addition slso lot fronting 6s feet on
cherry street. bought Of Nance, also lot Of - feet
irost knosn q No. Z, IA BosWorias plan; also lot
Of IS feet on Cherry street. also lot No in the sub
divisions Of Cliege lot No. Al; also lot Il ~ feet
bought @ MsHeyi also the following properly. as
the property 81 r. r. Rams being lots No ana 5
10 the plsn Of Ursula Rams horne tract 81 land A.
surveyed snd subfiyided bye W Nance which 4
OF re-ord on pages 6t6 and az, minute hook r,
Chancery Court AZ Nashu le, bounded ~ follows
Begnnn < a. = stone N the south bouudary line OF
ssid Rains land. AZ the srge made By an avenue
a. feet vide; thence south So, east IS 56-lO0 eole
slong the centre 81 said svenue; thence south 3OS
50 o0-ld0 poles a ne the centre Of said sveaue;
thence south 3 essf ~ poles along the centre OF
sad avenue, acrlss an ayenu- 81 feet wide o. the
lne q Cyufha n. Browns land, 20 = stone in said
line. thence south T., esst u poles 10 q stone ia
said Rams south boundary line; thence west 81
poles % the beginning, the whole of which contains
- a,res and l36 poles; see deed book 81 page Ssl
Registers once Of u CD and being levied on :
the pr. perry OF J. r Ssunders 10. " Horton, ana
+ K. ksl1s 70 satisfy judgment rendered in favor
q J, r Glaaves C. A NJ, use kc.. araiust d III
saunders, 10. W. Horton, and n X Rams
JAMES n. HINTON, sheriff.
By Tbos. Hobson, Dept. shsrif.
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One on the NolensEille ze. 81 miles from the
city-50 acres Of very fine land. Brick house, s
rOoms-ane water and fruit.
One near the MuTfreeshOrO Pike-2 miles from
the city-l8 acres land-brek house, rooms
good spring.
Farm on the Clarksyille Pike, ~ miles from
the city, rs acres land, frame Cottage residence
four or five rooms. 81 IN good order.
Two hundred md thirty-scres Land FIVE miles
from Lebanon, Wilson county, the finest timber in
the state excellent spring water; frame House
8 OF rooms, csrrisge-hOase. SlsteTn, We ], etc
A Brick Yard, IN working order on Charlotte nike
Ia miles from Nsshy lie, adjoining the lands az IA
B. Cooper and VIM. r. Ellistou, on W. Railroad
Sufficient water 20 run the yard, two springs ana
branch, in AL "a acres.
A large and msgnifceutly improved Farm, about
hree mues from lhe city, on the Hyde's Ferry
Turnpike, On the Not n side az Cumberland r1ve.S
containing shout $50 acres Of We fine land, about
80 Of which are il cultivation, the balance N mea-
dow ana Il nbsE.
A il e b lex mansion, containing Is or Is rooms
double porch IN front and resr-brick kitchen
smoke house, stahie, and carriage house, a good
stock ice pond, and ice house. This i one OF the
most desirable country residences IN Davidson
county.
A-smsl farm on the Murfreesb0ro pike, miles
from the city, containing forty acres land, tSenty-
i've OF which are IN cultivation A large brick res
den-e with ten rooms, stable, ice house, hee-hose
plenty Of good waleF.
ThiFty.fise acres excellent land miles from the
city, betseen the Murffe-sbOro and NOlensvlls
pike, l6 q which "a well tifnbsrsd Tbe house Il
large an conveniently arranged brek-with AL the
Necessary Out-houses. The plsce is vel supplied
with waters cistern and well OF Zoe sulphur vs.
ter The premises are in good order, and under
fence.
small garden spot Of seven acres, in high state
Of improvement with fruits. berries, &c IL miles
from the city near the Galla'in pike elegant and
SPACIOUS new BRICK residence, with good out-buiid-
ngs-a neS eistern sad lasting we'll.
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others in Winston county. Many do
serters snd refugees are picked mp BY
the upper Tennessee gunboats, but the
woods are so well guarded, that but a
small numb ccmI aritively speaking,
reach the borders of the land Of prom
ise. Under ell these difficulties the
people sre striving to reorganize their
State, and should they succeed, they
will merit lasting honors.
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Shippers should bear in mind that the Exprass
Companies ere not bound when property is destroy.
ed by the enemies Of the country, and should in
all cases cover their property by War Risks.
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SharlTs Sale

ray virtue Of an Execution TO me directed snd ae,
Is livered from the Honorable County Court Of
favidson county, Tennessee, a. rs seprnsry en- ~
sr ir "a n Al the Courthouse door IN the rlty OF
Nssbvilie on SATURDAY, the lst day OF APRIL
Isg5 alI tie right title, claim in crest and estste
,rbicb IL g. Newman then had, or msy have nee
1,,irsd in tbs fol owing described Real Estate, 70
,rjts Iot No Gain Balch & WhIteside's Addition 10
Nssry he lee plat in minute book D, Crcut Cotlft
Of Davidson county, page TS4l beng tHo-hit,is Q,
go III devised 10 ssid Newman and others BY Air
Rslrh. dec'd fsee VIII book, County Court, DAVID,
soa county, No 16 page 1s2. one tth being devised
10 sad Newman and the other nth purchases ~
- fsoro r NJ Baleh, one Of The other devisees
fsse eeei-ters noOE % r. c., No. q, page 46I, .oT
deed; levied upon as the property Of 10. G. Ne'
nan 70 satisfy az execution my hands 10 favor g
r. r. Chesthsm. feSner Clerk, ETC., against j. =
Newman and J, A. MeMurry.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
By Thos. Robson, Dept. sheriff
march1e-FH
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Sheriff. Sale.

TlY virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed, and de
ID hyered from the Honorable county CouIt y
lsyidson county, Tenness ee at It's February ierin
1861 viii expose 10 publ sale to the higiest oo'
Der for cash, At the Court ouse door 10 Tie city o
Nashville. o. SATURDAY, the lst day OF APRIL
's65 ali the right tie, elsm, inteTess and estate
which 10 c. Newnan then had or msy nave slne'
acquired in the following described hea hs.-le, -
Wit: lots Nos 70 aud 50 as lad down IN TIE plan o.
Harrlpg's Adj & Nashville. o's Nos ~ ana 80 are
on the corner Of Polk AMI Watkins streets, ZION log
10 all on Polk street. III feet, and running Jazz OF
Watkins street leo feet alley 10 ieet Woe sna
fronts 100 feet on said alley; Zee deed heglster
Office, D. c. book No. Y, psgs llsli also me lol-
loving o = Nos a. 43, and A, IS laid down IN Hai
dngs Addition ID Nashville said lots 'front.' o. lee
esch on Clay ct and run back loo ieet 70 u
oot alley. Lot No. ~ fronts leo feet ON Phillip
street, fsee deed, Regis er's Office, d. G book Y
page GU; and levied On as the one half interest
To- c. Newman, to satisfy judgment rendered IN
favor Of F. r. Chea;ham. former Clerk, against 10
c. Newman and J. A. McMurray.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
By Thos Ho5son, Dept Sheriff.
maIchl.-E4t
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Special Notice,

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS coMpANY,
NASHVILLE, March S, 1855.
THE owners q property shipped by this Com
a Paay, on tram Of /. n. Railroad. destroyed
ed that re have in our possession sl,n5rv --s.ei.
saved nom the barps cars; consisting oT DIV eoosls
boots, shoes, hats, &C, which We afe rsafy ri 49,
liver 70 any agent the owners m y ppoinf Il hanv
ifnpossnie 70 identity the articles with the Fpvois
pres-nted-none Of the osginsI cases bssg' ss'i
mArS-tA JOEL DAVIS. Agent
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Summer street.

A large two st ry residence between Church and
| Broad street--front lfO feet, by $50 deep.
3 new two story Brick res. dence near Dr.. GOOD
| let's church, with SIX Orseven rooms.
A small L. lick residence south Of Ash street. with
or rooms
The New Theatre, corner Union and Summer
streets offer at price that will nett the purcha-
| ser Is per c. Mt gross Uer annum.
The pretty block of Stores, stories nigh, corner
OF Union street, now rented at $780, this years
! rent will be taken as part payment.
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Information has been received at
Washington from Winchester, confirm
ing the reported victory OF Sheridan
over Early. The battle was fought at
waynesboro', and Sheridan's captures
we're forty rebel officers, 1900 privates'
and over 100 wagons, and he was still
in pursuit Of more game Well done,
Sheridan.
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BROAD street.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dicksys Mill.
One email Frame Business House adjoining the
above.
Two large Brick Store Houses, between College
and Market streets.
Three small Frame Business Houses, near the
above.
The Shelby Medical College, lot 165xl65 feet deep
with ali the extensive brick and stone buildings
well located for seminary, hotel, or business
houses, and can be sold in part or in whole.
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Town of Johnsonvllle

published plan OF which can b. seen at our once
nd at the principal Hotels, and other pubic place
n this city Beisg eiigbly located on the Easi
osnk OF the Tennessee river, 80 miles nom rs
mouth. and at the terminus tf the Nashville ano
Northwestern Railo q, distance Of " miles ron
hat City; surrounded, as it Is, by rich and pro
iue.ive country and being in almost constant rysl
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest
must, at no distant day, become acity Of vast bus
cess importance. Such opportunity tor SAFE
tnd Pre- htabie investment, Is but seldom on 'reG
We are the sole agents for the sale OF lots and Ar
FULLY authorized and empowered to grant titles Il
purchasers.
The Nashville AMI North Western Pa lroad wi!
be- thoroughly repa red in - course OF A few days
when Tegulas trips Will b made betgeen this city
and Johnsonyile. Iibsrsl trade permit has beer
granted.
We will also off at the same tine sbout 900 acre:
Of iIeh and heavily Timb rel land, lyng IN the I'M
me dia vicinity Of the town.
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Premiums Paid in Gold
will b. entitled to returns in God in ca floss.

Parties or Firms giving us their Marine Business
will te entitled 10 preference in Fire Policies.
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The Richmond Wing of the lst inst.
saws "The enemy, on yesterday, were
approaching Staunton in heavy force
from the Valley, principally cavalry.
This is the force that walked up Early.
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SATURDAY, MARCH lOth, 1865,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock.

CONSISTING Of Groceries, Suffers Supplies,
L Furniture, Notions, &C., 10 be cold without re-
serve 10 the highest bidder. J. T. COVE,
marchI0-It AuctiOneer.
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Trade Permit to Nashville.

I HAVEa Trade Permit 10 ship So 600 per n onth
TO Nashville, and ( wish to find some one to fur
nish Capital and Iun it. II wanted, Will give my
personal attention it. or make other REASONABLY
Gn17iy to- or address the UNDERSIGNED ef IN.
Ha ame House, Main street, nesr Canal, CIncin
natl, Ohs. c. G. BROADWELL.
marlO-2tp
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Cherry Street.

A residence with . or 10 rooms as good as Lew
which can he bought for less than eosE-U.ry cheap
Xix small Brick residences in South Nashville
rom 10 , ROOM.
Three Frame residences in South Ma hYiie, on
3 10 5 rooms.
Two very desirable b TEX Store Houses ia souIf
Nashville.
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College street.

A two story Brick residence, with or rooms
between the Square an the Louisville Depot.
two tory BrcE residence sd Of Broad, witt
G or rooms FIR. g fcOm taxes
A two story BRICK dwelling with or 10 rOomsr
near the Louisvii e Depot, which IS hanging in s
very heavy rent.
A small brick dwelling in Soa'h N,shvile with
{ rooms b idss kitchen Possession gwen i'm
med Rtely
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Proposals for Mules.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TESS., March Sth, 1855.
DR0PO7Ais are invited by the undersigned un-
Il Monday, March 20th, 1865, at ~ o'clock, IN.
60 furnish this Department With the following means
of transportation, viz:
1000 One Thousand Mules
To be DELIVERIES free Of charge at the Z. &. IN
spectors rial in this city, or before the 18th
day ot April, 1865 the mules 10 be not less than 4l
fourteen hands high, and over 90 three years old
strong. stout, compact, well developed animals ia
fun health, free rUm blemish OF defect that would
uutit hem for severe work.
Proposals viii be received for lots Of (50l fly and
upWaFi H, and must specify the prcas FOR az four
tecn Q41z} fourteen and hall, and (I5) fifteen hand
mules.
No proposals viii he considered, unless coming
from responsible persons known 70 the under.
signed a. loyal or who viii be VOuchsd FOR by re-
sponsiile D Uties.
Bonds viii BE- reqnred that the contract viii be
faithful N fel6lled- The night - reserved 10 reject
any OF ali bids deemed unreasonable.
Zach proposal must be endorsed Proposals for
Mules, and addressed 10 the undersgnai
Bv order By't Blg. Gen. j. l. lOSkIpsoN, Chief
Or. NJ, Dept. Cumberland.
HENRY HOwLANp.
maf.t-td Capt. aud A. o. A
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In EdgeheId.

A Frame House on the Gallatin Pike, containing
three rooms, carpenters shop, and cistern. Lot
BOX feet.
a doudls-tenement Cottage on Bell strest, with
three rooms each.
small Brick residence on Fafherland street-2
or 3 rooms-lOt 50 feet front,
A small Frame near the above-lOt 100 feet front.
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A two story residence between Spruce street and
the Chattanooga Depot, with tea 70 ms. Free from
taxes.
and Spruce street.
the hundred rect Of vacant ground, near High
street. This is very valuable for business houses