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We observe by paragraph 10 one OF our
Pacific exchanges that az leuEth the ChInrr-
population OF California have found suuIgv-
ment a. business iu which thew WIN s.
most useful, both o. their race and 10 ths
future prosperity Of that State. We alIuds
20 Che complete saccess thal has attended,
some experiments made there at the em-
ploymeuL OF Chinese labor-rs as factory
operatives Otcourse there was 40 rst SOM.
diihculty experienced iu explaining 90 them
the machinery bt wEirh they Wcr. to labor.
as, indeed, there would have been with III
most any other class of operatives, though
rather more with the Chiuumen, for Obvious
reasons. But they proved 10 b- very apt 81
learning what they were Get at. aud iheIr
natural ahrcwdDess ana intelligence make
them valuable as operatives, besides the low
rates az which they eau De- hirad
Immed ately "a 8 On the success, Of th.s OK
pertinent, q large factory was supplied with
this sort OF cheap labor, aid is "a 'w running
at a handsome profit Iu China labo-
is So extraordinarily -upeabuudautthstth The
remuneration is very l5W indeed. and 3, \
cousequeGce the Cinnamon ahn migrate G.
other countries can always be- had at much
lower rates than any other class. IN Cali
i0rniB, the Chiuamsu have made a gasd Law.
ing out Of the refuse 1f the gold milas. which
they work over again alter the Americans
turn TO moro pr0atable work. So IN All
kinds OF labor. there, they work lower than
all other classes. As prices have hi bert,
been very high ia California. the advautag,
Of having such q cheap labor as ths ma,
/ easily be understood.
| The experiment. above alluded 90 has sup.
| piled the thing most needed i0 ensure th,
I permanent success and general extensia Of
domestic Manufactures in California, and
under its influence We look for the startius
Of many new industrial enterprises in ell
sections The Chinese can hard come ir
competition with the skilled lab0r Of Amer
can workshops, because they are only usel
/ Tor The lowest classes Of labor, where, ia ID,
Eastern factories, female operatives % coy
ere employed two classes which cannot b.
hired ia California, The Cinnamon are no
skilled lab1rsrs Of any kind. uor are the,
likely 70 Be- ns no one l. concerned o. tsaci
them.
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Mr.. {. Dauiord. Of Geneva, Illinois. bs,
I invented new method OF producing end
I utilizing super heated steam, which il 1.
/ great deluss0u or a great revolution BOD .fearu
as a motive. Mr.. D's boiler differs from the
ordinary boiler in havng no water in it.
netting but highly rsrihed steam. which j.
generated IS fast as consumed By thr engine
Instead Of boiler be calls 20 ''gensraior. 90
lis generator consists Of a hollow cast iron
globe OF large POT, ~ inches thick. suspend
cd ia an Ordinary furnace a. Dot OF kettle
NAV be suspended over the Ere. There is a
casing 60 enclose the ere and conduct d,
around the generator and up the chimney.
where, BY the way. much csloric is uselessly
wasted. An lTuu tube, made OF a 'uch gss
Ppe, enters the Z ODE or generator at the
top, and Is conducted down 20 its centre.
where u terminates in a rose sprinkler, per.
iotated with 40 or 50 hno holes. BY means
p. an injection pump, about tabIe-spoonful
li water j. forced INFO the Generator 10 each
s.roke Of the pump, ia the iorIn Of SPRAY.
na spray does not come IN contact with
'Ae sides Of the generator, & r before DO can
reached that lar It De- expended into hot
steam No explosion can take place, be-
cause there Is no watsr I'M The generator Oh
explode. The water from the tube is al
ready exploded on entering the rcuerutsr.
that Is. d. passes Iustautanu0usly from the
state Of spray into that ot super-heated
siea IA. No farther cxLansiou IS possible
IL the super heated steam should scpar.f.
INTO us constituent gasses-oKyEen and nv Z
1rogeE-thoy would produce no greater
pressure nor expansion
The generator is capable ot SUSTAINING n
pressure OF 1000 pounds 10 the inch. but fb, |
steam suage shows that with 600 degrees oil /
heat there is only l50 pounds Of pressure. |
]. - the opinion Of Hofatic Allen, Of the |
Novelty Works, View York, that the gene |
'aior Is unnecessarily thick, strong and |
heavy, though IL weighs less than hsIf Il. |
much as a iX-horse power boiler allied r.tb /
water. Mr.. Allen thinks that r. generator /
1ne inch thick. Of cast iron, is amply strong !
Z does seem a. II Mr.. Daniofd had Iyrd |
.he problem Of perfect safety by simply
keeping the stock Of water outside of M /
boiler instead Of inside Of it.
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The new list Of subscribers 90 thc rebel
cotton loan again puts down Mr.. A. j. Beres-
lord Hope the eminent L0Ed0n banker. for
four Thousand shares. We have never
doubted that he was a large share holder
ever since, when on the reception Of the
hrst list he began 90 vince in The columns
Of the Saturday Review, and continued %
harp week amer week, upon the subject.
long aiter the her English journals had
dropped 10. Had the lisa been q forgery
simply, a. be effected % bel eve. be u6uid
have passed . by in contempt alter brief
denial The bare feet, however, that be
continued 70 roar 90 long uiterward. arguss
that be vas wounded ia = tender spoi.
Tie revised list alao c0ntn D.. among
other additional names, that OF G-orse
Augustus Sala, who used 20 szu himsslf
SPECIAL Commissioner Of the Telerraph
fL0udoul % Americs. DO the midst Of var
and during $50 End 1884 sent back tbos,
remarkable stories which the Teieg 80
published about this country. Many III IN
readers VIII recall this "obloug pe-son IN
genilemanly ways, with dubious noss- dsf5-
cately tinted With the bushes Of 80 IN
wac, who made that remarkable TN f--r-.
? ew orE % Boston, uiG Fal River. spriDg-
heia ana sioningion, and stated in ore {
as letters on every serious and trust,vortb,-
authority" that there never ~. srv
such thing thought Of as keeping Christ
ms q this c9untry, until Charles Dickens
Cnrlstnai Stories were peru ed b. the p-1-
ple.-N. 7. Con-.
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ths Wilmington Herald has the ioilouisI
elllofiai On the election cd Mr. Graham I
the Uaited States Senate
| Tue hon- william A. Graham knew
| when he consented O. ruu iar tAr Ststs
senate from bis cauotv. that BE was Dis
| qualified RON tskiug his seat ia thnt BODY.
let he presumed upon bis persnuaI por1
I -sTiiE VITA the people, and securli the elac-
..on' The result IS the people 90 that coua-
I Y are without represeutsfinu iu the 81 te
senate. TIE Hon. William A. 6uaham
Knew, Whea De permitted his uame ta
come before the Legislature a. a candidate
Joy NnHed STA cs Ssuafor. that 90 elected b I.
eoaid not serve. lie knew that he vas
Gouoiy squalifsd-frst, because ef TIE
refusal Of the President o. pardon hiui.a ID
secondly, bacause Ut his inability. syca BE-
PaFdoned1 o. take the test oath. Yet. dss-
piie this double disahilt be permitted bis
fiend- % seek the election ior HIM. aut
secured %, thus positively preventing che
state nom becoming represented iu thr
nited states Senate The Hon Wm. A.
nrahsm kncE that BY permitting himself Do
Pc put m conspicuous POSITIONS at this par
Aeulsr tune he is contributing o. the perpei-
lAlon Of the power ami influence Of the
northern radicais- He Is there lore playing
directly into the hands Of the bitterost enc
n'es Of the south, aid both BY his direct
acts and the misrential consequence OF his
acts oeirays an unirieadIy spirit toward hit
5en section Thus. politically. the Hon.
VA A. Graham Is a very tad man He IS
70. patriotic man. he b. more ambitious Z
OF MS uwa advancement than OF hrs rsuu-
~ 8 good Rather than remain personally I
secluded, resting upoh the hon0rs and dis 4
-inctious that be has won iu she past. he I
permits himself 90 be thrust forward as q
'tumnHug block ani ro5k of discord o. his [
country. WAC is the Hon Vim. A. Graham
nat this State should remain military
province because be may noe be one Of It's
POLITICAL leaders, What has he doue 50
marked for this people that they should be
.epriYed Of their civil and political rights
oi Two years yet % come on his acc0unte
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1HE rrnrtN-cHAvgE ~ ara rtav-sur IL p.
horSE rEo 2l-IsCH GUS.
The % called iron-clad see-Roin- o-ss-
ram monitor Puritan, built 81 he Carfi
mental Iron Works i0T John Ericsson. az
aiterward purchased by the Navv n.part.
meut, is Low receiving her boiIers-sir in
num ber-at She Ailaire Works. The Puri-
tsn vas % have been launched on The gzi
Of June 1854 aud aFain on the a5Il1wiug
DAY bui % VS. not Until The - Of July that
she touched the water SIZE has lain ID
GrceuPoint from ths time Of her launch
until lev days ago. when she was towsd
% ne cock g The Aiiairs Works. Itisnow
dscided, we learn, 20 place only one turrei
on her deck instead 81 two, 81 originally in
tended, and % placs iu tbs tuTrei two 90
ineh smooth bore guns, Ilese guns VIII
measure aboat 20 feet n leugih, maximum
diamsieF e. inches, aud weiEh each IIs. 900
b. We can scarcely credit that such enor-
nous pieces Of ordnance caa b ussd On
81 yboard but I've years ago Who drsamt
q ls-izrh gun, sad yet thsy are easily
handed azd q crest tsryiee.-N =. T.ass.
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CLEvELANp. TENNeSs E

NJ ERRlTT & HILL,-Deslers IN Wall Paper
w WiudOE Shades, Window Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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COAL AND WOOD.
COLLECTING AGENTs
Commission ard Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, az
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and R,tai
~ Bookse ,lers. Stauoners, anu News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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The French Legation Gettiag Ner-


HAsHNGroS, Dec. 1.-THE House today
passed In a separate form the latter LaIf ii
lhad. Stevens resolution, thus pledging IT,
Sc % refer ell Southern credentials 70 the
tec1nstruciiou Committee without debate.
Raymond and some other New Eorkers .
kasson, Of Iowa; most Of the border STATE
men and some Obioans, fell Of from their
former actioE on this matter bus stifl the
majority was overwhelming. Toe effort fo
ge' Iennesseeaus 10 VIII, Therefore. prove
Unavaiiing. The distinct pledge va, -1s5.
in the senate caucus o. refer slI name. ~
the same subject % the Committee. ana al
ley southern credentials on The table. svy.ii-
ing the report Doohtile, of Wisc5u-ip. va
tle Only Senator who objected ID ~ -
rangemsnt, and evea be agreed nat d, a.
telapt the bringing those question: up ii
the seuEie without having waited -srsor
able ume on the COMMITTEES Tor IL r,r.,--
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Connlr rm.lrr-

70 aie al--l9llael d anlll-1cc Casa faus 81 = O.
s1N ssa eaal.l roe ID. I..--. II -. -. i.
o'lliY irus'ee q t1o sa-u-Hg ,iar-ht.a1aaa
We arc authorized .a announce rsaa4s
saotl as = csn..i,.aic Tor C1uuiy Trustee. e.
iao ucXt March sIosuoa.
~ are altl'rsed ,o aannunoa ~. D aEEIg.s-
~, A. a. osalllialu llr alerl1E % ~ 1aa-a 70
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No 222

EoE SALE. or HXCHANGF FOR NASHVILLE
4 CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind. proper
by as '0IOEH two story Fra ne House 10 perfect
repair, newly pa utol, ON secoad hank Of the ohio
river no fu.l yeg o. %, near the foot Of the Fal
Do rooms, presses, Cuptosrd- psnry, csllsr and
rs.Hu uutar 'hs house. Stable under ground.
alll Wood she'd a. Sc House stands 20 feet
u1sE from one street sud lu feet from the other.
l1' BE- ul The corner, COX TO- with resr fencing.
Also two colleges, of three rooms each, on lot
tizI7A with rear fs1oe cisteru 20 eaeh house.
Aa1 ss., i3r h1th, Al valued at So 900.
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The Se~ York correspondent Of the Phil
adeiphia Inquirer. In siiudfnr 70 the MISUSE
Of the Fenian fan6s By some Of the officers
Of mat organization. says
% h0urke. Toe foreman % The Tribune
press room, and a large ftoekhoidsr, Is said
90 have loaurd % the publsher pf ooe Of
the morning journals $3.50 600 Of ihe money
.ntrusted o. bil keeping. and 90 have Iost
s16.8g8 in gold sptculati.ns.
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The Original and Bsst I'M The w--.s
The only lIlo and Perfect Hsl- pvs. H.r-.-
less, Reliable ard lastaataus1as. 800,
mlnedla,ely q spisud.d Blsek % aatur.I
5roWnt Tithogt uluuug ths hair Or skir.
Remedies the I'D silc.l 81 BAD dyea. s..1
y at Druggists. The genuine s s.s1.l
y illlam A. nuicuellr. AIHo-
htscncruuag hE-ract 1F Ma.rfrs~r. a.
hcstoruig ara b.lltlr1lur a. ha.r
CHARLES bAICHEL0h. NEu Eoar.
acull-Iv
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system2 We trust chat q. rr-sss VIZ uivs
ms matter a. dispa's,onaleiy atd ibsralIy
So pcs-io-e- The President. IN doing hi.
plfi toward reco-s-rIcl1u. has deemed IL
wise 90 practice 8 est maguan iuitv. The
results therefore have fully iustifel his
policy Cong ess has but o. deal sFitb Re
subject IN the same spirit % complete the
WORK soon. and restore fh republic 10 al its
la-mons"u- sod s'uriafis vursings ~ p.
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- A Physiological fis- OF nIarrlasa
Noltaining usaIif = uager. aHi iaa laa I.slas
AMI AnEfaT.nsa li De tuaiaa. OF t1a human 3D.
cans iu a state 81 aesIll ani L.a-ass u.l1 4 ire.
Use On Aafiy lrruras .a Lur lluaaa CaazalaHr.-al
upon DE Mind and h1ar uHh The arrra-. -.
a lis--llell-.a1 laJ 7liiHua anI $4,000
eea+ef- UulnflI efFIaer fu t1H ura-raI a.
nose oQl.enp ia.ns uarrissr u1a eniartsn iat b..
eL tuef pafulcs cooi.lol- cent Tree o. pdalsss o.
~ ailrssa. On recCIpt Cd ~ cents, n s-su1I- o.
currency h' aatrezsluE Do. IA CHuIA o.
~ Maiden ane. Albany. ~ ~
me au-nuI may rc consulted urCu srr % a.
a aeases uHCu which l.s UTr. lHaa1- ..r1.-- ..-.Y.
..f or ~ NAL, ana medicines seuf r1 az rs-t q
ilt a1rt 80.
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NO. 2e5.
SPECIAL NOTICES


We Ee au-l1r-sl t1 Euur1u-a Eltt-.r 80
akAN-d A. a clriliars dc- ehsrlI 81 &c.
-2ii-7, a. ne elsulg asl1a a.a-t.1l. araa.a
We sTs 81. lorrsi Co snnourcs W. Ct. -z.s e. 4.
ii1- .ls-a O. -lar1 1f uarla1l .1lrlr ~. IL.
..E- M -
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SUFEE r E r S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


IARfiAN'r A Co:
Geutlsmsu--I am = resident Of Curscos, and hsye
heen disposed 10 writa b Won concerning tre resl
ysluo Of your SFLTZER ApERlENT - q remedy
or Indigestion snd dyspepsia desire % express
% you my sincere sutde for The great tenent he
eEt.lLtk has Zone my wife
tor i1uE OF ave ycsrs my wife has beer sadly
silicied WITH dyspepsia, and Al er beng under the
NeAtfoni 81 several Do-tors for two or three years,
she was hnsiy induced 20 seeF The advice OF .
l"-inea tnY-''.al. Doctor Cshslis ~ NeneEuels,
Who immeds'e'v treaief nor vr.fhs y-ffr RFER-
NE'Nn Nl sEAIlEk APERTENr. she haesn 10
in'nfefe AZ oi'e, AMI is now pERFECTtT WEI.IA
Lieel Y - - my dety Tor the good OF humanity 20
make Lhs statement ierlne tbst 4 r,e.ilrs =, a.
ushie should b sidsly Known
Trusi'ug yo1 I'll give th,s pgbicIty, aud repeat.
ing nv esrnest gratitude and thsni-s
am YER respectfully YOUR.
$ =. G. HENRIQUER.
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TINNRRs, &c.

/ L. ar ". BROWN, Real Estate snd General
u . busIness Agents, over Yorks Book Store 3s5S
Union Str 81, Nashville, Tenn. aug6-6m5
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he suffering mi lions M our and 10 gve Or
rfu,s.fva friai convinced that by its timely -
many nav b. relieved. many cured Ct Dyspep-.s
Heartburn. souf sioiliaoh siek headsche IlEa
ness. Fufire-pnu. lIes, & sureuess, : hons AZ
tacks Liver Ccunplsiu's e. khcuu1aHe sfieoronss &C
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials With - bot
ue, and DO noI use the medicine si,alnst The aduc'
81 your fhysiciau.
Msnufsotured only By TARRAHT 90. ~
6reeuEtch street NeW York.
- Hass- au-l. ~ n rl-,rnrfafa ulV4 "
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WE AEE AtTHORIZED 10 aNs1uy.k rl-
- G tAlNA Al e caaiiisss O. claaEF C5s-
e.acuou. -
are ania1rrsd b sauoan,s w. 3 saElr.
Esa callltsIs .lr Gers Ii -, 60 80 I.
psr1-ln county. 49,.
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No. 2I4.

TylR sALE-23 Acres good Garden IAndi Brick
II House Of tao rooms and kitchen smoke
L1u4e Within forty steps OF The house one OF tbs
test spout springs 10 Tire country. Two miisz from
Ns-hTils. on the Vaughn Pike. between Dir. Nc
Ferru-s and Mr.. D. fruits. Price 50, TOO one half
cash. balance iu one year Apply 70.
ii. K. BCOEEL.
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=. G. SCOVELa

once and Residence. corner Of capitol AVen-
ne and ParE street opposite east if0ui OF the Stste
Capitol, Nsstyil6, feuuefs see
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No 225

Fik SALIVA small Farm Of Pc Acres, on the
hnah Church Plze, 5 miles north Of Nsshyil e,
rsI rH-0Tas. Frame house Of th zee rooms. AZ
O., bad sud sitchen. Two springs, une young or
7aul o' 5lfuJ trees, iu beginning % besr. ap.
See peaches. pums. cherries snd plums Al well
,-H1=ai $3.50 per H0ras one half cash, talsuce
1 sl. Fetr Possession given Ja1usry iEi, ls5j.
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No. 23l.

80 IA good COTTON FARN OF $40
ies-tse e,eNre y on the Wilson Pike. one
T-,..... h .e..' la-gs tso-stosy Flame
1-l'si.-H and WI. iesse far w. v.srs - so ,.r
~ We % d thsi lsrse smodnt Id none, an
% male by tae lessee Of his Arm.
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FJh SAL E-sl ] lots. -. 20 front Feet regularly
7 a-t rrv.r'y lad o. next 81 joining 90 tha -outh
.s,1snce grounds ~ hon. Jchu puuhie snd
wilkins, ksl-l s1d % addiaou 10 she above
a'1es valushe land with = commod. Gus
y ae-Iacuce, uov oscuped by Mt. Rt7hs-i
49, st 90 which wp VI % sell Tor less than The
= -'e'lHnts oost, VI SIS oQO--shi n is less than
loi q the lrts, throwing IN seven sgres Of
80 round and large. commadi0us Prick
- h1e- not thrs, for chsspnrss. eHce4i every
-s .-rgsu upon Ore market
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R.-Our commissions q Agents are more !
ersl than those o. any other nrm IN America.
noYlT SUI
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just received per ENprass. sac I1t OF
aFisaoai tarloton, uaiusooE. muslina. a. pr.-
Na.e safe. Gao aHlELua a 60.
llyl-u 8 and 81 C,.Irra st-ssf-
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HnYoEAsLE SIEs Immediately On recent
Of tue sioreguiug communication FConsu.
Dudley letter OF that morning., Mr.. Nor
gan, surveyor, proceeded on board the Her
cules, snd { beg 10 enclose his report. OBJ
serving that he perceived 10 beams, such as
alluded 10 By the American Consul, nor
anything on board that would Justify fur
ther action ON ms mart
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents ID Insuranee CompanIe..
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

OTIS, <. A.-4tto1ney sud Councillor az sw
~ Once 425s Cherry s.: 2 o. Box 74s.
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No. 22e.

PCS SALE-ao. a.. or sax feet mont ~ North
Cherry street to5 test deep. next north o. tbs
NlaisT1a Hotel. This b. $ central business To-
.F. tasl $50 por foot Oue-bslf cash, balance
90 -ud 3 yesrz interest and ueu.
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orssrs - 81 ea Ssr.A ssrss, ssss. on ,.
promptly Alet. n1Fis 4
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OLD AND RELIABLE
GENERAL MERGHAKDlE

Al ,.o.laezs snended to with prouptusss sae
dsust-h foct2i-A'u
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No 234

! hhNl--A new Fame House oI 20 rooms,
N..ih NasnfiIle, urs- the resldeu-s 81 Mr.
.aHa-lsll. frl'e $50 per suuum.
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las Bridal Chauhsr. a. Eazav % uaas.a.
~ ina-fiiclon Or Young Nee. Also. laa aua o.
liable lrcalmauf or uis.as-s 1f lHs L'r.nsrv -
azla sysfs1aa-seaf frcs. n araaa.f antaI1r...
AlAreaa, DO. D dkl1LfN huualTuN ussal.
Association, PhIIsselph.a. Pa snris-fs
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Pos slLE-1 School Cab. 10 s0sd order, with
suc,e hsIuess Prce $50
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No. 227.

DWELLING % North High
sreei formerly Occup ed ~ Mr. william
aa,a our ui the most compost neat, convenient
t- ,-irshIy located RESI- iences 10 Nashville, with
Hl modern improvements, d n, water, water
gers, usihiur room. good Eesersge, stable, ear 10
~ house. wood hou-e In al iIuon there are
--.e sInlow ssshes ausehed 90 The dwelling, %
t--F aliA hue iauuiry room, with stationary
'elofes, drawers, 81 slves, Ac., SC. Nel2htor-
nethsps UNSURPASSED. Prire t20uQo5 one
q. ..si balance one wear, interest and heD-
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kAeToa sal'za---i hotagr OF 6anars-r
kederAi sat CQnlo1lrato. 'rha lzrrast 60
leesion in ne veal, Coz sale, wholesale au1
feiail- Remember he place, GALLERY o. tEs
ameer.and, 2sCodar tJreot, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. m.v1T-tf
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No. 235.
No. 236.

I .A SAW FFFsn Acres Or GOOD sai. 81 ms.
ss,s 01 GaIsfu pke.
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50, 900 sl LEsS int . .y Az ~ ,2 ne s,s
neoaa4afss he Pres dauis, Cszhiers. and lfessl-
fefs o. toFse bslkl indorss ihs ciruuiar sent 30
va an pee Atdress tie Arnenosn Steb1l Icol
Woris, sprinEhsd, Nsrmout H9Vt-Sa,
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No 22l.

TyDR SALE-g70l Acres OF Land, o. mites from
L tie szVznee Coal Mines, Mar on county, Tenn,
Ia th good improvem-n ts, Saw Mil 10 running or
DER. the general outlines and description Of which
s.l bo gwen. Price 9 per acre n cash, balance
sud year Wal exchange for city OF country
D. apprty.
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ArrEsrIos IEuHHus t-Chscks on tae UI-
ater Banking Co., Belfast. ireland. on Guns
Of Al 90 sic Cor sale at q. ~ urdvag'a BIO
ker Otice, No. a. College street %
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

Al fERS B HUNT-ManHfscturers Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
59gges, Express Wagons and Carryalls, Il North
MarKet street