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Ahase.

This vice, which IS never Practieeed IN
the presence Of any one, has proved ihe
everlasting ruin of Thousands Of the noDie'L
snd most tnlentod young men that ever
gave tongue to eloqusuce or pen - sosi s.
Is has destroyed health, blasted the co-ali
tuition, and reduced the miserable Fict-a1 n
q living skeleton. Sor are these - -iiti
and fst,l cleeis /. in its pa.ns ere scattered
t6e rttipa OF reason, she most melancholy
sigbt that can meet mortal eyes. TO De-
c,lre4 nefmanentiy oil this a.licti9n, call on
Dr. 1,5lrman. SO. 63 Asrih Cherry street,
o- alaress him 0g letter Box soz, Nrsh-
vills. Tenn. leb25-il
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Attention, SaileFs, Dealers, Everybody.
A.. 4 d.. ANDSRRRR,


WHoLEsGLn surLER sUPPLIERs, CORsER
OF Public Square and Market Street,
have just received from New York and BOs-
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
aud Shoes, which they are Offering at
wholesale 70 the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before the late increased taxes, which
they are anxious n close out AZ q small al
vance on invoice cost. ln addition 70 which
they beg 70 call attention 70 their lergt
stock of Liquors, consisting in part Of
Champaignes, Catawbs, ana Claret Wines,
Whiskey, Cogniac Brandy, Bittsrs, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnapps, &C., &c.
Stationery, white a1d buf envelopes, al.
sizes; foolaeap, letter, and note paper Of al
qualities; Has Caps, Notions Of all descriP-
Liens, furnishing goods, and a complete
stock Of Suffers Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters, Raisins, Mustard, sardines, Spices,
Soda, &c, &c.
Dealers will find il % their interest to give
B5 call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention u the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner OF Public
square and Market 81.
Jan2s-3m A. x N. LANDsBERG.
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4 Brokers CGlee-yot a Rank.

C. n. Ordway has removed to No. 4s
North College street, next door 70 the Firsi
National Bank. lie confines himself ex
clusively % r Brokers business, buys and
sells cold and Silbsr anf al kinds Of IN
curreat Money aud pays tie highe1t p.ices
for Gogerams1.t Vouchers. MEtilated Notes
DC.
Office open at A. NJ, and our friend
THos. b. SAMPLE remains there ill 10 P. 81.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish 70 make exchanges after nigbtj and
take tho morning cars.
Feb 1, 1865-3m.
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A BRILLIANT Dash.

The moment our troops came in sight
of the works. they assaulted impetu-
ously and with the widest enthusiasm,
all seeming to understand and enjoy
the brilliant game The enemy opened
rapidly with grape and canister, but
firing hurriedly and with N-directed
aim. our loss wss only three killed aud
twenty-seven wounded The works
were carried at the point Of the bsyo-
net The enemy were routed, and two
I2 pound guns captured, With oaissons
comuIete. and one Whitworth gun dis
abIed, together with Colonel SImonton,
Of the famous Charleston City Battalion
thirty-two officers and three hundred
and fiftv men; the rest escaped in con
fosion. Colonel Moore not being able q
reach the public road in time 10 inter
cept the fugitiges.
such q move reflects the greatest
credit unon General Cox, aud Is worthy
Of the 2sd corps. It proved the key e
Wilmington.
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NEW FIRM.

WE RESP ZCTFULIY DIRECT TIE ATrEN-
w ton of 9uuer- and OtAsr Retail Dealers 70
our 1rg. stock Of Stationery ami NulOus, Uhic
we offer 80 the v.ry lowest possible prices. a. We
We are no. afflicted Nth hIgh reuts nor any 0ihai
heasy expen e, We enabled to sell 90 pr-e- tat
defy competiluu. Iry. Us and see.
g. G. JONES & CO.
No 5s BIoad 81, between college ana ChegrY
feb28-Iw
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95O0 Reward.

EKTE WILL GIVE To A>Y oNt PRODUCING
W sure, speedy aad : ia cure i1r ealef-
fislee a-.4 LnaafFe - Sc 3 ~ 2 to ~ t+itfea
Dc rfsa =. % lsn aeEt rcfli - s-alts glsl $
tle Former. sr sac i1r shs isiier - q 81 clra
ulie ~ female 10 tom 81 @ tel dAts. trg
Adtsl 81 IR5. Ltbhask. n1hol ~
fsbls--an dkss nfsEsr 3l8 Dasros. Miea.
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Moasz i the frst 70 introduce this
new style Of Pieturea Eyagy body that
see Them are delighted With them
Cali At the "GalleEy of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4.n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Miss Maggie Mitchell, Charlotte Thomp-
son, and a large lot Of Carte Pictures jusl
received at Giers' Gallery, 42 and Al Union
street. Also, large lot Of Albums, Gilt
Frames, etc. icL25-3t.
Times copy.
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Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, aud every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered 1t low prices at T0tten's No. - Col
lege street
fanIg-tf
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LIQUORS.

BNs Alcohol, 9s per cent.
3 's ." rs per cent.
d" Proof Spirits,
Fitt's Whisky pure. for med. purposes
f" Pnre French Brandy,
" Holland Gin.
Pure Psrt, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by EWIN 8 PENDLEToN.
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Notice.

Il. 3. COTToN 4GENCv, 81 UNION ST.
NAsavuLV, l'Ess.. Feb g. is55.
III COTTON ARRIVING At THIS PLACE,
"a md moving under a cert a-e issued feosn
fh-s Office rnnst bo colsigaas % ME snd de vered
q The Government Store Eouse q rIlggs Co, \.
4. ,eorl.e a. Of Church ard College sirreis
GREEN AUAhs. Purchasing Agent.
fehA-E
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vARNIsHEs.

Bbls. Copal Varnish, Btl Japan Varnish,
. Coach /" Flowing
One barrel Flowing VaTnish,
one bsar, Black Leather.
For sale low, by EWlN PENDl-E iON.
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OPERATIONS AGAINST WILMINGTON.

The evacuation of Fort Anderson
early Sunday morning the 10Th, was
| followed by an immediate advance on
the part of thedeet and the land forces.
The fleet was preceded by skirmish
| line of yawls, connected by drag ropes,
which effectually removed all torpe-
does. The rebel rearwas overtaken by
Colonel Moore's brigade, Second Di-
vision Twenty third Corps from Fort
Anderson, in time to extinguish the
bridges leading over the swamps and
streams in its rear, and this force uni
ting with General Cox, who, the night
before, had nearly reached the line Of
retreat of the enemy, pushed on to
| Town Creek, where the enemy was
strongly posted in works which seemed
to defy assault. Meantime the feet
advanced to the mouth of Town Creek,
and reconnoitered the Fort on the left
bank of the river six miles below tue
city.
General Terry marched three miles
bevond the line which Hoke abandon
ed on Federal Point simultaneously
with the evacuation of Fort Anderson.
He met with no resistance, and at
night was joined by General Amos, who
had been operating under Gen. Cox IN
the hanking movement against Fort
Anderson on the 10Th. General Terry
moved Paire's Division, I'D Division,
25th Corps) of colored troops in adj
vance, and with loss of ten killed and
forty FIVE wounded, drove the rebels
| ;+o sfro,,0 limo of field works FIVE
miles from Wilmington. Gen. Ames,
I'd Division, oath Corps, supported the
advance, losing two wounded.
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v.xTEB-sGENrs FOR THE NURSE AND
" So. .-fh1 most interesting ard exc ing
tos ever puld's 81, eulirsf ING he adventures oi
.,.' 49, ~ tha Ilnion army a. Aur-r. ccuf and
49, fssIlq most rigiI inner picture q The y ~.
h, ,sr,.a8 aad Disabled SzhceTH and HoliIeri n
'f "a ur0dtahie enlEioynlcut VII nn1 q Tss.p-
,.si,, sssrt.ai 70 their condition. JONES BROS
y ~ ~ Nain stress, Cinoinnans Ohio.
isnsi-8mdkss
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To The Unmarried.

HtRACE VAN EVERY, THE elf fED Ciair-
W yoysnt snd Fuiurlst. can, by the aid q ne
tare gai tner. giving hs date the hsppy event.
ieaiDg traits OF character, occupation, Ehe.let
rch or poor. Post ofce RdaTe :, and other Eslua-
lc niormauon, II de ired.
send by rlad. Prepaid. One Dollar, snd ned
stamp With iuii description o. your-eli, snd !
Wi Fetn-n ihe itkeness, with the aaove iniornA-
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
fe6l d4stme =, o Drawer G5s. Detroit, Mich.
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80. Coz MoYEMFyrs.

On the right bank of the river, Gen.
Cox was performing most brilliant
movement, resulting in the rout Of the
rebels at Town Creek This creek is
about seven miles below Wilmington,
on the right bank of the river, and is
thirty feet deep, skirted with swamps
1t was deemed impossible by the reb-
els. The only bridge crossing it was
approached by long causeway COM
pletely covered by artillery. The works
opposite were carefully constructed,
and constituted the principal line upon
which the enemy depended for the de-
fense of the city. On that bank the
works were strongly manned In
searching the swamp near the river,
General Cox, 81 division, 23d corps,
found an old scow capable of holding
thirty men. Leaving single brigade,
Col. Henderson, with Battery d, lst
Ohio Light Artillery, of his division, to
occupy the attention of the enemy in
his front, he carefully withdrew his
three remaining brigades, and conceal.
ed them in the swamp, began to cross
into the thick swamp below the enc
mys line with one crazy scow. This
was accomplished without discovery,
the enemy deeming any flank move
ment impossible. After crossing, these
three brigades waded through the
swamp waist deep for half mile, and
finding a circuitous path through q rice
field, after q march of four miles emerg-
ed into the roads in the rear of the en-
my's works, and on the Telegraph road
from Wilmington 10 Smithville, upon
which the rebel works were situated.
While Easements and Reilly's troops
moved rapidly down this road, the
10th Ohio in advance as skirmishers,
Colonel Moore was sent to the old pub
lie road further west, and the only line
Of retreat LEFT to the enemy. At this
iuncture the rebels discovered that a
crossing had been effected, and hastily
constructed fiae-pits 70 protect their
rear.
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VIM. S. EAKIN & CO.

nNE or BOTH or Us To Pc FUND ON
business ct the UNIJN BANK, ou College 81.
WM. s EAht~,
fet22-3m SAM'L hiNkADE.
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BITEERS.

Drske's Plantation BitteTs,
Bulls CedTon
Hostetter's Stomach q
Boorhsve's Holland Z"
Hocfand' German
For sale low, BY AWIE PENDLEION'
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DR.. J. SAUOEK

uHENDER3 HIS FERvICEs IN THE VARIOUS
hFaDchss of his r. lession.
aS-Ofhce-No. 4s cherry Street. near The State
Bank. fee4-ln
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gG(agllrille Maiull.
". CAgEgox & co. Publishers.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1865.
THE CAPTURE OF WILMINGTON.
Full and Interesting Details.
Most brilliant Achievement.

WAsHIx1roN, Feb. 90. = This after
Moons boat brought up the following
full details of the fall of Wilmington
from the Gazette's special correspon-
dent-Col H Y. n. Boyntoni These
are the first authentic particulars that
have reached the public:
WILMlNGToE, Feb. %, via WAsHNGTOS,
Feb. 26-Washington's birthday has
been ftly celebrated in this depart
ment. Wilmington has followed Char
lesion, and the last rebel SEAPORT has
fallen Gen. Bragg in person left the
city on tie morning of the2lst The
troops began TO move out in the eve
ming, the last leaving before daylight
Of the Odd
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DRY Goods at Cost.

Green Green have purchased Of jas
4. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and viii close il out at cost to make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. 43 COLLEGE STEEET.
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessss.
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WHAT We oAPruRED.

About forty pieces of heavy artillery
we're left In the works around the city
and in the batteries on the river, and
five hundred stand of rifles were found
at the City Hall, and one Whitworth
gun at the depot Some 5000 worth
of commissary stores were also aban-
doned, and three locomotives and a
dozen cars fell into our hands. Seven
hundred bales of cotton were burned
in the Government sheds, and about
three hundred belonging to private in
diyiduals A rebel ram, partly finished ;
three steam Mills; three large turpen-
tine works ana adjacent works, and the
railroad and pontoon bridges were de-
stFoyed. The Itiiroad depot, car houses,
machine shops, and most of the ware
houses were nmniured. The extensive
Government Stables were set on FIRE,
but promptly extinguished by the eiti-
zensl The ram Chickamauga and, two
transports escaped up the river
The Raleigh Confederate, two, days
before the evacuation of Charleston,
charged that 5000 bales of cotton
were concealed in the city. Citizens
and merchants place the number at
10000 and place high estimate upon
the turpentine concealed Both the
cotton and the turpentine will be sent
North by Gen. Schofeld.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of Note, Letter, FooIscap and Legal esp Papers, q
Buf, White, CaIarv, Opaque, Nageets, M6ura-
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1SC5, =
MemoIsndume Of every style, Paes-ROoks, Al =
buns, all Sizes inciudmg sold ers Pocket A.
bunns, Pocket inkSts1ds, s eel Pens, and
large assortment Of the most Celebrated q ID
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars. Pocket Cutlery
inducing the celebrated WOstenhOlm's snd n
Wade x Butchers kn YES. Pocket Books y
Pipes, Combs. Hair Brushes, Emery Paper 81
Gun oil, Blsrilng aud BRUSHES, Buffers, Ar -
nOld's Dovell's, French CarInine and Copying
Inks, Mucilage, Cad Portraits Of Generals, q.
Prize Packases, Port Folios, Dice Fancy soaps,
Blsnk Books and Blotting Parer, variety Ct =
Desk Inksfsnds, Paper v sights, Pen Racks, =
Bill riles Letter Clips Rubber Ru'eEs, Eras- =
ing Knives Ruli & Pens, and s1 endle va
riety Of Not ons. 2
School Books! School Books 70 u
We have small stock Of Cigars, which We ,
will Sc ct Cincinnati Prices. Also, small
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers. e
We have three aautilul Iithogaphs, rsprs-
senti e the different hrinches Of the service,
printed in four colors, titled "Soldiers Ger
66cate," Union Defenders Certificate and >
Z. S. Army Diploma, size l2Kl6 inches.
They are enclosed IN pasteboa-d tEhe, and q.
can be sent by mail without lnury. Every ON =
Ger and soldier should buy them and send a
them = their friends
1-e-.............-.... ..;..''''-'-''. ~ ea-h-
For the three. postage paid....--..-....Sl 90
Liberal discount made 20 wholesale dealers.
We will fill al orders for Certificates or Sta 1.
honery, by mail OF express, promptly.
IN. RHODES e. CO., :
feb22 II 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn. = =
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AUNDRIEs.

25 Kegs Sods, ! Bbi. Bluestone,
1 Cask Maccab0y Snuff l - Cud0ear,
4 Bbls Epson Sa'ts, 100 Lbs. Ccchineal,
Dutch Msdder BIDS. Cream Tartar,
90 Lbs. best Indigo, Birthstone,
4 BIDS. Cepperss, Flour sulphur.
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLEION.
FeganI6-3ua.
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A TORPEDO FAILURE.

On the night of the 20th the rebels
sent down eighteen floating torpedoes
through the fleet One struck a picket
boat and exploded, killing two men.
Ele others passed harmlessly by.
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mp, were urTeEJIug vuIsra riuszvIus pre-
senting pistols at their breasts 70 make
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OILS.


PAINTS.
800 Kegs White Lead,
aOaJ Lbs. Am Yellow Ochre,
3pOB +" French " q"
100 +" Chrome Green, dry,
1un at in oil
100 4" A" Yellow. dry,
An kinds OF Paints and PANT Brushes.
For sale low, by EWIN FENDLETON.
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orFRArIoNs oN rHE -.

On the 2lst all was quiet on Federal
Point, except that General Ames recon-
noitered the forts on the left of Terry $
line, and found them too strong to jus
tify an ASSAULT His loss was one killed
and eleven wounded The fleet contin-
ued to lombard them briskly during
the day, the enemy replying vigorously
with very long range guns
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suarzfe. Univn srisnuers Urft.inuru ana -
9. s. Army p,plou'a.' s.ss lsais ischss. a
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10. ESQ.
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
4 B4TTLg EXPECTED.
Joe Johnston In Command In
North Carolina.

Surgeons, Nurses, &c, Sent 10
Sherman.
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FOR SALE

FOE sALb-seven new, neat cottages. containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fen-e, iots %
VIM. l. Bro Ms residences. Possession gwen in
week Each 10
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The Government Confident.
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FOh sALk-A Bnck Yard, 10 working order on
on hsrlotto pike, ) miles from Nashville, sd
joining he lands of VIM. B. Cooper and VIM X.
Aliist0n, 90 \. ". Railroad Sufficient water o
nun theysrd, two springs snd branch. Ia all "a
acres.
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FOR SALE Two Forwarding and Commission or
GROCERY stores on south Market rect Nos. 81
Aad ~ running through 70 Froot street These
ness.
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NEWS FROM sHERMA,

The citizens report that Sherman's
advance was within seVenty-hVe miles
of the city on the 2lst,
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The feet arrived at the wharf about
the middle Of the afternoon, and imme-
diateIy fired salute-an important
matter which the land forces had for
gottpu
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FOR SALE OR LEAsR.-The pleasantly sjtus-
ted, comfortable aud elevated residence Of Mr.
Orv.lie Ewing, President Of the Planters Bank Of
tennessee, n an area az about lOO lots, east OF
and nesr the stone Episcopal Church. We offer
10 whole or M part upon accommodating terms,
ana a. reTnunerRtiVe prices
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ENTERING THE CITY.

Gen. Coxs sllirmi5hers crossed into
the city at this hour, and Gen. Terry's
forces marched through the place at 9
A. NJ, and pressed on after the enemy.
The ferryboats being destroyed, Gen.
Cox could not cross his main force un-
til noon.
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The city contains number Of very
fine churches, edi6ees, and public build
ings, and many beautiful private real
denceF, but these serve 10 make the
general shabbinsss Of the rest more
conspicuous
TIE CsIoS PRISONERS sIcEESISo SPECTACLE.
The Union prisoners had been con
fined 81 Camp Lamb, about q mile from
the city. Their treatment vas worthy
OF fends from hell Though the AZ
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FOR sALE-A Farm OF 1351s acres, 9 miles from
Nashville, near the Galistin pike. large 2-story
eioue house IN good repair, splendid cellar under
ue whole house. new frame kitchen and cabin:
good smoke, siablo snd buggy houses, corn CRIB.
beFer iaiiing spring covered with 3 good rock
tpubg house; 50 acres 10 clover, the ffst cutting
lAnd Is al good. NmDer enough tor 6rs-ysood
Terms easy.
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FOR sALR Tr

ALSO-lots Nos 70. e., 6s and 90, cast side Of
O"he5e sire above edicsl College, al OF which
We oiier op literal terms.
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FOR sALB-II5 feet on noIth side Of Cedar Fl.
corner of Park, with brick dwelling, good posi-
ton for residences 3r business.
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81. G. SCOVEL,.

N'inef cspitll Avenue and Park Street opposite
"a. kAss ironi o. Stale Capitol.
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FOR EALB-I6 Acres Of beautiful ground IL
miles south of Nashville, Eith the comf5f ftshie
Mansion o. tie FK-U. 5. District Attorney, the
hon John Tumhe. Comforts IN great sbun-
dance are here 0eBtered-fruits, shrubbery, shade
treess water. elsyated grounds, 81.
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FOR sAI.E.-Tlist entire block On North side Of
Cedar street, hctseen Chsrry street and the q les
on the west, running through % the Theatre
These valuable BUSINESS localities will be sold 10
fronts on both streets 20 suit purchasers, and we
offer them at puces which Iud ces us 10 believe
tnat purchasers may expect an advance Ol 100 per
cent on cost.
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FOR SAf.B-The large, well-bnilt, and rommo-
dous residence OF Mr. Bankhead. on Broad II !,
corner OF McElmore, $50 feet depth OF lot.
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FOR sALE-A Farm OF I73% Acres, wen m
proved, undsr good fences. admirably appOrton-
"a. wells near the house nud cistorn within
~ leet, 1870 lrgit trees, pears peaches plums,
chornCs, apples, ounces, dalnaons. &c, lzU acres
in woods, new farm house with rooms, barn,
stable, situated on the GaIlatin Pie. mles
from Nashville, and within mile Of the Louis
Nilie aud Nashville railroad. The t.mbor upon
Ibis farm, with luaiciouB management might ne
sold for nearly. ii not quite, enough 10 pay for
DE farm, which IS vel known a. the William
johnson Farm ("
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FOR SALk-A comfortable dwelling on Gay st,
"a the mouth oi Gay street, with 40 feet front on
Csptol Park, which can bo made pretty place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-20

~ ". /. EDWARDS, Of Fairfax, is a can
didate to represent the Seventh Congressional
District in the next House Of Representatives
sep 20--tc