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UyMANLY PrGILIsTs.-Mike Callaghan
was arrested yesterday for throwing a
chew of tobacco in Margaret Callagbans
face, and threatening to put her out of the
house.
John Kavenaugh was arrested for assault
ing and beating Mrs. Mary Green. kave.
naugh beat Mrs. Green very badly, and
left her with a pair of eyes that would
appear disgusting in the eyes of man
Cases of this kind are, unfortunately, of too
frequent occurrence. No punishment can
be too severe for man who would lay vic.
lent hands upon female, and it would be
we'll if some more stringent laws for its
prevention were introduced.
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- fArER-HANGINGs.
TABLIS II L ID lsl7.
REGEAuLT 4 co.
c'Hitrn" - keep ou hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET. SATIN, and
PLAIN APER-HASGISGS;
DECORATIONS IL EVERY STYLE,
r. well H. wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, aud passages pAPERED at short
H..see "nd by experienced workinen, all under the
immediate -urcrIuteEdrnee OF Mr.. JOHN +. REG
SANLr
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
@''4 every article In the UPHOLSTERY line al
WAYS on hand.
''''"L>EEil WORK Of every description exc
'...' Al ~hor' notice. jy is-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sg- BREEDEN & FOX. WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. have re.
moved to the house formerly occupied by them,
No. 4oi Broad street, in which they are This DAY
opening their early purchases for the fall trade.
Tbey invite wholesale and retail buyers to an ex-
amin stiou OF their stock Of goods, which they
will endeayor to render much more complete and
attractive than IL has heretofore been.
BREEDEN d FOX,
No. 4oI Broad street,
.s,o-,v corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
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I hereby certify that | have used, both for y. my.
p,,ts and truly saw their action Is more efficient
and .an any msasns hs hss. essry ssrg
nseIi az haan and use them These Pills never
sIiPs. "~'" BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
deserso' Staunfon, Va.
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cr.ryrnx Va

I,ske great pleasure IN stating that hays nssn
ri n. in INV family for some years, and consider
them in every respect superior to any medicine OF
the Kind have been engaged Tor some TIME Ia
fhs iron business, which rendered II necessary 10
have many persons In my employ. nave used
tneee PII'' "N"e = w. A. BURKE.
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BITTEN TT SSAKE.-A lad living few
miles below the city was bitten on the
hand on last Saturday by a moccasin
snake. Whisky was Immediately given to
him in large quantities, and chicken was
killed, and its warm flesh applied to the
bitten place as a poultice. The swelling,
which was considerable at first, very soon
abatcd, and the patient suffered but little.
1t was thought all danger was over but
late last evening We learned that though
the swelling had almost disappeared, and
the patient was suffering but little from
the wound, he was complaining good
deal Of pain in his head, and the family
entertained some fears from the evil effects
of the poison from the fangs of the serpent,
which must, to some extent, have gotten
into the system before the remedies were
applied.
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NEARLY COMMUNICATED bellry of st.
Johns Church, which was blown down
some four years since, has so nearly
reached completion that the bell has been
replaced, and on yesterday, as of old, its
familiar peals again summoned good peo-
pie to worship and thank the great God
of Heaven and Earth for his goodness.
The last fall this good bell had was its
second, but in neither instance has its tone
been impaired. We hope it may never
fall again as long as the world stands, but
that for all ages to come it may make
merry music for the bridal party, and
call the congregation to worship as in
days past. May its funeral dirges be few,
and tollcd only for those who have lived
long and we'll
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~ kitHn0ND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY q, 1868.
''f''h cDhSER or TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RiCHsOaD, VA.
fIEE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK
-h '"mpany Is prepared TO make Fire and Ma
''ie .i1Ufauce Of all kinds.
VII also receive money on deposit In the
""'"s' Department, and allow six per cent inte-
's'' Aefeon, whether Of large or small sums--,hus
"''faii& tine opportunity for persons disposed to
'ay up money
JOHN u. DAVIS, President.
JOHN i. G.. POTTS, Secretary.
iLe hoard meets for discount every WEDNES-
"hf ats o'clock, Pm jy A--,s
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,,o..hx rsrify that have used Or. Rennolds's
Ills for several years, both for myself ana
in my family and consider them most =,
.wrniisd win Think them greatly preferable 10
any other pill | have ever irisd; vycury
January Ath. ls0o. IHOMao - s1'N"HN'
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY S0cIETY.-This
Society met last Friday night at Springfield
Hall, and elected the following officers !:
II. A. Atkinson, Jr., president; Royal W.
Figg, vicc-president John A. Meanly,
secretary, and J. j. White, monthly orator.
This Society is exciting good deal OF
interest among the young gentlemen of
Church Hill and vicinity, and the debates
are spirited, and often eloquent. On next
Friday night the newly elected president,
Mr.. Atkinson, will deliver his inaugural
address. The ladies are specially re.
qucstcd to lend additional interest TO the
occasion by tavoring the Society with their
presence.
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Clerk Of Tcnrico County Court: Third Baptist
Church Cores pundius Secretary Typographical
Union: Recording Scribe of Sidney Division, No.
t5, Sons If Temperance: {. b. A; Clerk oil the
Leigh street Baptist Church.
VESSEL LETTERS.
Steamer Georgcanna. Captain Hill: steamer
Thomas Morgan, Richard Ryan; steamer Thomas
Morgan, George w. Gray steamer Ann klcii-
mofld, :. johnson: steaniGg Ambition, captain
George Il. Dawes schooner Rhodclla Blew, VIII
liam : Powell; schooner Lucia u. Ives, Charles
Io,rrh Townsend; schooner Coria, ". ".
Woodrnan schooner George Henry, Captain ). r
Soiliday; schooner Rappahannock, Captain NJ NJ
Adams schooner Rebecca White. Charles Sooy ;
schooner ]. +. Thormed, Gideon Adams; barge
ALEXANDER SHARP, p. NJ.
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xU SPECIAL or sALE.-POSTPONED
SALE OF PROPERTY.-The sale OF the vALU.
ABLE PROPERTY corner Of Main and tigh-
teenth streets has been unavoidably postponed to
WEDNESDAY NEXT, September II, at O'clock. !.
See Advertisement. ssIo-tds
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DnCKLAND LIME AND LATHE.
!.lI, hI :ss::;:s. = ::s.si :: .s's
sAtrlxolI Alu1 Lllats = -
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Dr # Rennolds having been my family physi.
elan mn 10 the time OF his death, which occurred
about two years ago, have had frsqasn. oppS1rT,
tunities to experience and witness the cnsc ot ny
believe they are the best medicine Of the kind that
has aver been used in this section OF country. Ny
neghbors use them, and tnihXss rush ni RrT srg q"
| do. - "A'bi-A." - 80 D'
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ne- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
l. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

l. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. 4. Paine, L. d. Crenshaw, W. K. Quarles,
WIN. X. Lyons, Jr., r. Il. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. liatchin-
r. T. TAYLOR, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w. E. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
!. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, w. b. Tanner,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. M. Nowlin.
The security offered to dspositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all In city and country Ia called
to this institution Here they will find sscurity,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small fvo
dollars may be deposited, and six per cont. inte-
rest received on same.
Office hours from . A. II. to- p. NJ; on Saturday
from "a. NJ. to ; 7. NJ, and from atosP. NJ.
ie l3--d&swts
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ID ENN OLDS'S PI l. L s.
MORE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

certify that myself and family have been In Tie
ha Bit of using Dr. r. Rennoldss Hepatic pil!s Tor
a long time and have never had any occasion even
Ali tbe pnrposes of A family pill. | could say
great deal In their favor but take II for granted
that what have said will induce others 10 ny
them and if so, their experience, lhav. no deapf'
will accord with mine a j. oAhDGh'
SrAuyTOS January 5, 1865.
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BOARD or HEALTH REPORT Upon CHOLERA.
By the last report of the Board of Health.
which we add, it will be seen that since G
o'clock p. NJ. on Friday last there have
been reported nine cases of cholera, of
which four were whites and fiye ne
groes. The following is the report:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, September ., 1866,
G o'clock 2. M.
Below YOU will find n statement Of the
number of cases Of cholera reported at
this office as having occurred within the
city limits in the last forty EIGHT hours.
We have reason to believe that there have
been some cases of which we have not
been notified by the attending physicians.
Some cases have been reported as having
occurred beyond the city limits. both
above and below the town.
Saturday, Sth.-One case on Leigh be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets (co-
lorcd); one on the canal, near the city
limits (white) one in Locust alley (co-
lorcd) one on Main between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets (wlts). ktft
Sunday, 9th.-Onc case on Second be-
tween Baker and Duval streets (white) :;
one on Fifteenth north of Poplar street
(colored) one on Broad between Fourth
and Fifth streets (colored). Ii
There were two cases reported on Fri
day too late for the report of that day
one on Ross street and one near the Dan
Vile dep0t-both colored persons.
Respectfully,
J. G. CABELL, VI. d.,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members of Board of Health.
Ju1ge William ". Crtmp, Chairman of
Sanitary Committee Of the City Council.
1t is again most urgently requested that
all private physicians report cases OF
cholera coming under their treatment to
DR.. F. W. Hancock, Main between Third
and Fourth streets; DR.. J. G. Cabell, Go
vernon between Main and Franklin streets,
or to DR.. w. ii. Taylor, Main between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. In
every report it should be stated whether
or not the case has proven fatal. The
Board, in making their reports, thus far
have been unable to state this. 1t is also
requested that in all eases OF death from
cholera the corpse be buried as soon as
possible; and it is suggested that large as
scmblics in the room where the corpse is
laid out ought by all means to be discOu-
ragged. The disease has not made its ap-
pearance to any great extent, and our citi-
zens, by the use of proper cxcrtions, can
prevent its development.
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LIST

u.itc. and state across u
vr.upt, on the face side,
1,pII
Alderman, Mrs. ! a.
Adams, Ni-s i alr !
Adams, Ms !"hn
Alien, Mr. ! Thomas
Allan, Mr. " ~" u.
Amos, N -, Mary :.
Amos. Mrs Jane
Armstrong. Mrs I
Armstrong, Nr> I
Armstrong. Mrs l..
Atkinson, Mrs q +.
I Ailry, Mrs >a.lte
| EtIl"y, Mrs. ; NJ.
! Baker. Mrs. Jan" &.
/ Baker, Mrs. satlre .2l
| Baker, Mrs. Elllt 4
Banks, Mr-. Catherine
/ Eay!lr, MR.. W !
Raruey, Mis-. NJ W.
Bethel, Mr.. Mary h.
BENSON. u i~H VI u
hI4T.kruskip. Mrs. t..
h."wtli, Mi.
Blackburn, VI .ss boia
Bland, Ms Lucy.
Eo"rty, Mr. r a
Erand' l, MI. h,iiie
Brad haw, VI l,s J
Briggs, MIS. NJ lcol ~
Eruw3"r, Mrs Marina
Brown, Mr.. Teresa
hrHtoli, MISS h"'la>"
hHnt"l, VI is nc'aYla =,
Barton, VI is /. VI
Ealttaut, Mrs. L'Ii!ld%
Burton, Mrs: Lll/a
Calm, Mrs LmtnA
a>,",'"; v r" pan
ART ail'. Neii''
arr \ + IN, ftal..'i l.
aItrF, VI "fE hu
'',','',; 49, "a NJ; n; NV, ,,'',,,o -
r. i',.,ii 'I''',i - IL =. n ,t.,rio "a
"l'',,'t' -, y II : ~ NJ, ''."
, hii>'l"'', ~ :" - 80, ~ ~"
'.', III = ~ ,,..i'.,1,,, -,
'.til, ~ MT -, r"''i''''' :,
y ."I'' ~ ,,..' Ian r;,,;n
90; .;I, m a., ~ ~. 49,
81 NJ Il. " ,,'.'',.. y, 80
ON - r.. WI :, = %.
"..'-, M - iIl'H T.,
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OH, Nj II. -, -, '''''''
on" a. h'' n,',..a ~
r'"r' y nt, - i.r',,,,,," t'tf,,,,",,,
| Cr,Inp. MIR. John l..
| n.r'inn. llr>. Harriet
narl,v Mr., Mollls
,,,'I,., =" ,''3 II. a. II
na: Ia NJ. 1Ir'' ~
i,or 3atberirs
ra,.,snn i,.,r Mrs Ann, +.
n.r;. % Wrs Lucy A
n,'rn,snu. Mrs. Ii. Z.
nirkor>, Emily
nirkrr,on. Mrs. V. T..
nickrrsun. Mr-. NJ. NJ.
pnnlnv. Nil. =. ~
DAWSON, Miss Hannah
n,r,1i Mr.
if,'',,,.tt Mrs NJ. NJ.
n,.,-,.tt' !, I, Mis- 4. NJ. ~
ugnI,.rv, Miss Kate
Dyson Miss Martha {
t,,w,rI. Mr.. Fanaie
r,r..I..,or, Mrs. T.. q.
liz, NJ sarah C..
iii. Nj. Martha
t.uIrtIr,r. Mr.. VI. 4.
r.iI. Mrs sarah J.
tt',rJ, ur. Rae
s'hr ~, urs Lanes Z.
rt,,,.',,I't ,,,' u,.. ka,.
r,t''.',,,', I'.s 80 rtr. -. II
t.t,.:,h,.'',; ~ ~, " Mr. Hattie
i.'',,,..,r,i 80, ~ ,Ir. "
i,n,i'.. ", y ~ NJ l.ljl, II
Er.','.I, - ,,' XII. ornia
I.r,-r ;Ir. Mary +.
frayirr. Miss Fanni"
,,.t,uswIv, Miss Y. ..
.,,t'tt.,i. Mr.. Matilda
Gilmore. Mr.. Anna
~ rI.u. Miss Rosa l..
,;itI,,..1.. Mr.. Mary =.
,,'.,nr,l MIR. Ilaitha
,'i".. NJ. E.f.
i.,.., Nj. T.ura
''', -. A., Err..i
ht'!ttIlitAl', NV A''''"
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psr,ons troubled with Torpid Liver. Constips-
,ian &c. deserve to suffer II they viii not Try
\ ssnnbb,a sna bssn gr.atiy beneEtsd by their use:
nave pes" GEORGE l.. PEYT0N.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
N persons having claims against the estates OF
JOHN CURRIE, ST.. and Mrs. MARY CURRlE.
deceased, will present them, properly au!hentl-
tates are requested 10 come forward aud make pay
''' : $3.50, ~ CHARLES r. wogTHAM,
ssl-awin Administrator.
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CLEANING TIE MARKETs.-Citizcns resi-
ding in the vicinity of the Second Market
complain, with evident justice, OF the tardy
manner in which the deLriS from the stalls
and carts is removed. Two men ust
think of it .-constitutc the force en-
ploycd to sweep up the market and the
adjacent streets. They collect the scraps
of vegetable matter and other litter into
small piles, which remain in the sun nearly
all day cxhaling offensive odors. There is
right way and wrong way I" cleanse
this market and in view of the feeling
now pcrvading the community, it is to be
hoped that the right way will be adopted
forthwith. Instead Of having two or three
men "piddling" all day over the large
area required to be swept, let the clerk of
the market employ an ample force every
morning to effect the cleaning within two
hours after the market closes. We re-
spcctlully ask the Board of Health to look
to this.
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...sY REDUCTION or FREIGHT BETWE EEE
E4w YORK AND RICHMOND.
~ur ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
5. vrtHI nav,. greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
~ F.r.GHT ~ their magnificent side wheel
......-.. ,- HATTEHA> and ALhhMARLE, built
......--.s t.rt..- route, and are Now LOVER THAN
b. ..# ...us. IINE
.,l..>rot SEPTEMBER tn" wharf at Rock
.u~ r...t1.v rsrcha-"t by the Company Will lac
..r..... J. uivr which They have erected spa
...-A.N enclosed on all sides, with capacity tor
TrN THOUSAND BARRELS.
81. .,- 90. ..,ur,t If careful handling an! pro-
.... r.au :l.v w,a:l.ur,- ttl merchandise hy 'hls
,., .tt merchants receiving their ia.l stocks, or
%. ...,-.a Nv,r r,rk, wou1i do we'll :" call on Us
....r. n. .-.u-s yr.. .-.rm~It~.
>uaAAaI.> r.~.trc mud discharge carE" IN NEW
}...H a. ra" r,ui9ny> covered per- NO. 90
a-HTt n.NHE. iro.H which their steamers Il ave
r. ..rv t.r
CHARLIE TON
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE BOARD OF
HEALTH AND SANITARY CoMMIrrEE.-Wc
call attention to the important health or
der to he seen in another column, and
urge upon our citizens the Importance Of
abiding by it. Watcrmclons and musk
melons are out Of season, and unfit for use,
and fish and oysters are dangerous unless
where it is known they are perfectly fresh.
Persons who disregard these precautions
not only risk their own lives, but help to
spread the disease, which can very easily
be checked by prudence in eating and
drinking.
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srAryros. Va. January 10, 1905
Ihsreby certify that have used foI number OF
Years Dr. Rennofdss Hepatic pii and can sssnrs ,
the public that have dsrssa hvs D aysf used Their
sctlon 10 hi'io "N yoHx Il. EcHMIrT.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Price, FIFTY CENTS per box,
To be had Of all druggists and dealers In medi.
sine eveTywere:
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Axin and Thirteenth streets,
mvls Richmond. Va.
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- /. n. uAIEI < co.,

l. l.. u. NM ia - W.,
EANKLGS AND BROKERS'
-....,l ,'r.4r olicc to IL" banking house
rrrr~,,y occupied by tho
rA.Na..> NATIONAL BANK,
NJ. !ol! Main street,
.r,s house below the post-oG!cc,
RICHMOND, VA.
Ian -o--tsl
"a SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
9HG pA.Ly DISPATCH
PRINTING HOUSE
..rF.i.,~l 81 furnish, at short notice,
G-'tAAHS,
REPORTS,
CATALOGUES,
TICKETS,
...i ... a.Eis of
SCHOOL BLANKS,
a, very low prices.
r,.r. ay utl viii receive rrompt attention.
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GESTLEMEy'S LIST.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Suprr!urass Of the Academy Of Visitation.
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TIE CoASTwISE TRADE OF RICHMOND
The following is our weekly report of the
trade of Richmond ria James river for the
week ending on the Sth:
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,4-- >suou.> AND COLLEGES.
CATALOGUES,
81 iluuL HLANhS
= -rItIiL MOTTO T..

r,..r. av mail viii roccivc prompt attention.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-06

Mr.. Smith, Of Woolston, uses the drum on
or about his engine, but not that at the other
side of the field; in place Of which he sub
stitutes large grooved pullies anchored to
the ground by stout grapnel hooks. He has
several rollers, foot or more wide, fixed on
bits of plank, on which the wire cable rolls
at different places throughout the whole
length Of the furrow, the better to avoid
friction on the ground. He has also diff
ferent attachment to his implement, and in
fact he prefers to use different implements,
for, whereas Fowler takes only the ordinary
pillow and attaches 10 it a frame, Smith uses
the grubber-a long-tined sort Of machine,
with teeth shaped a little like a wire-tooth
hayrake. He has patent for what he terms
turning bow" which is in fact merely a
large clevis arrangement, by the use ofwhich
he can turn his implement at the end Of the
furrow, and not be compelled to travel for
ward and back-now elevating one end and
now the other, as does Fowler. Fowler
pocketed the Royal Agricultural Society's
reward, but Smith has received the prefer
ence in patronage and the general farmer
prefers his apparatus.
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L @ U O R S.

% barrels Simon Crows white wheat Whisky. pert
fine -
. barrels Old Bourbon Whisky,
. barrels Robertson County Wisky,
10 barrels New York Brandy,
10 barrels Holland Gin
10 barrels Jamaica Ram.
cask Superior Cognae Brandy,
10 baskets fine Champagne Wine,
20 cases Catawba Wine.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
100 Hhds prime New Orleans,
50 do do Porto Rico Sugar,
50 do do Cuba Sugar,
100 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
20 do GRADUATED Sugar.
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars.
IS do Q. extra assorted Brands.
200 do Yellow Sugar,
500 Bags Rio Coffee.
25 Mats Java Coffee,
70 do Laguira Coffee.
10 Bags Ginger.
10 Bags Allspice.
20 Bags Pepper
IS Barrels Maekerol
so 4 bbls. do.
300 Kits do.
50 Boxes Soap,
$50 do Starch,
o.000 Cigars. assorted brands.
800 Boxes Candles.
100 d Rasins.
5G-Cases Sardines.
800 Gases Oysters.
100 Dozen Bucket
5gNests Tubs.
Together with everything usually kept in W hole
sale Grocery Houses.
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LorrERIss-We feel in duty bound to
expose stupendous fraud that is attempted
to be practiced on our citizens. Our town
has been flooded recently with con6deE-
tial circulars" informing the recipients that,
for the sake Of gaining reputation in this
vicinity, they viii send a prize of $4,000
upon receipt Of $40. OF course no one with
experience in the crafts of these New York
swindlers win send the money, but, for the
sake OF some Of those who are not "up to
snuff we will inform them that il is a
swindle from beginning to end There is
no such firm, and If You send the money il
will be the last Of it-EEcAonqe.
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Description of lands and samples of oil OBJ
tanned from the property, may be seen by calling
at the office, No. q Union street. Nashville Tenn.
The Secretary, F. IL. Cotton, Nashville. will re-
ceive orders for stock and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order. ian26-tf
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FOR SALE.

LIRsT-A TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING
It az acres. in the Seventh District, Davidson
county, about miles from Nashville. Only .
part Of the tract viii be sold II desired.
Secoi.d-A tract Of land containing &c acres in
District No. -. shout 81 miles from the city on
the Cumberland river. On the place i fne
young apple orchard
Third-A house and lot on North Summer ST.,
being second door neFth Of Gay street. and 3. By
10 feet The house has four or i've rooms In Il.
&c.
FouIth-An unimproyed lot adjoining tho last
mentioned lot. on the north side, fronting on Sum
mer street, fD5l feet BY I'D feet deep.
fifth--A lot the north sds Of Gay street,
vest OF Summer street, 60 By 10 feet
Sixfh-An uDimproved lot on Crawford street,
south side. between Summer and High streets. ~
By l08]z feet
SsveEth-A lot on lower Water street, adi9in-
ing Hymns lot tbs north aide. and being y %
Eirhtli-.-rs.ece lots In wesnOrs'E Adfitien TO
Fdrefeld adjoining the south side o. t0lt. stew
arts property and being each 50 BY 10 feet;
N;nth--A iot in Preston Hays Addition 10
Nashsflle on the nGsth side Of the n. 4. G. Rail
Tsnfh-A lot sbsut 90 feet west Of he Nash
Vile and Franklin Turnpike road, 90 the road q
.trees rusnine westwardly. aad dividing tue old
Lunafie Asylum from the property hnown a. mo
Berry place. Tn cHrf.aRKsS
Al Ii iaz oehee, No. sll1 North eeilegs street
near Union ever Second National Bank.
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