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ARRIVED.
Anna White. st. Louis.
nwwamI-1


the landing was dull and silent. The folIowin
is our port list RI far
ARRIVED. s.t
Anna White. St. Louis. al
DEPARTED E-
Tyrone. Cairo and Memphis. E'
The Anna White brought up a earsn oF corn.
hay. oats and hour. l1a .tE.l s.s.a
The Tyrone went cut last evening with very
good trip. composed Of cotton ana miseeIlaneou.
freight -r.f ..r.I
IMPORTANT TO sTEAxBoA rMRN.
Secretary McCullOeh has issued . circular 10
the inspectors of steamboats,. in reply to inoui-
ries. informing them thatths provisions Of see
ton 10 of the act of July q, 1856 requiring that
all passenger vessels propelled wholly or in part
by steam shall be equipped with suitable Olsen
gaging apparatus, which is 10 be enforced at
once. and must not be deferred until the expira
ton Of there permit certificates Of license He
saysin conclusion: The act Of July g, 1885, con-
templated duty no less responsible than that of
Providing in the most efiectuaI manner possible.
for the safety Of human lives on shipboard, and
on any refusal or neglect to comply with the re-
luirements deemed essential to this object. shin
owners shall be visited with the full penalties
prescribed by law. ......
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Choice Groceries &C Totten,s.

ChOtee Groceries &c TOtten's. ARRIVED
at last, the following. carefully selected and
ichly prepared goods. which he is selling very
low for cash, at wholesale and retsil: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas, corn, egg plumbs. green
cages, shaker preserves, guava jelly. ealYes-feet
jelly. Cox's gelatine, aerated crackers. dried
plumbs, blackbsrries and eurrants, cat meal sago.
tapioea. satingloss stsreh. Java. Laguayra. No
cha, Maricab0 aud RIO eOfFees. Also. imported
and domestic wine and brandies. at W. W
Tottens. q and . College street. Nashville
oet4atf e. .Nt D. ~
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FOR RENT.

THE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO
4 " North Market street, below the S9uarc
occupied BY Myers a Hunt for the last eirb
years, II Is also 9 good location for a Ware.
mousse, or fer any kind Of manufacturing busi
ness. Inquire Of P. L, NICHOL, Court House
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oFFICF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER, }
NAsHyu,LF, TENNESSEE
December !. 1856
| WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT THIS
Il place, at Public Auction. on
Monday. the 10th Day OF December. SO,
The following Government Buildings:
Isf. Buildings ON sumnler street.
occupied BY the 18th Infantry. consisting Of
! Building, 69x35x22 feet--Oficers' Quarters.
Bulldings, l3Ox25X23 feet-Barracks.
I Building, lfxl6xl4 feet-Kitchen.
! Building. 2lx22xl4 feet-Guard House.
! Building, 63x2lXl0 h.-Commissary StOrebouse.
! Building, SOx2OXl2 feet-Stable.
] Building, 26xl9xl2 feet-Privy.
3 buildings, 425x2O:4x9 feet-Quarters.
! Building, 56.4xs2.9 feet-Bakery.
! building, 4llx22.6 feet-Addition 10 Bakery.
! building. 46x42.5 feet-Quarters,
I building. 5x64 feet-Privy.
Buildings, 425X20 4xq tt-Carpenters Quarters
] Building, S5xl3 feet-Stable.
I'd. On Cedar street. Told CorraD-
Building, 4lKlZ7 feet-0fiee.
I'd. Corner Union and Vine streets
Building, lOOx2l4xl3 feet-Stables.
San. Rear Of SO Church street. R. F.
and A. L.
] Building MAKES feet-Quarters.
] Building. l0x22e feet-Ouarters.
! Building, llXiI.l0 feet-Shed Stable.
] building llxl2 feet-iiay She'd
| Building l2xl4.S feet-Hay She'd ....
These buildings will be sold in the order adj
vertised.
Sale to commence at 3 O'Clock A. n. Terms
Cash, in GOyeInmsnt funds.
n By order Of Brig. Gen. THoMts SWORDS. Asst
Vaa''''IAa'''' densraL UYpR
Bvt. Lieut.. Col and Asst QuarieTmastsr.
,dee7td
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CHRONICLE OF THE FAIR.

During the week Of the Fair, Mrs. H. NJ
McEwen and Miss Jennie Eakin propose
topublish daily paper, Of high literary
and artistic excellence, filed with choice
original and selected matter, and notices
Of the Fair. Every table, and the fair
ladies who preside over them, will receive
due praise. All news by telegraph and
cable Fair will be recorded, and the iok es
and good things" said and done will re-
oeive attention. Every instance Of nm
bounded and unexpected generosity will be
chronicled; thus aAoBding a chance for
immortal renown 20 the beautiful, brave.
generouS and witty visitors to this great
charity. Lists for subscrihers will be found
~ all our bookstores,
Price Of he siE nuniber 81.
These papers will be delivered 70 sub
scribers at the publication Office in the Hall
each day. We earnestly call upon our citi-
zens to come forward and subscribe.
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g. : kEw FoRk. De. ii.-The dry -oos !. sssrt - !,
dull and irregular. business chiefly confined IN
disposal Of lots offered By outside parties Who
were unable 70 hold their stocks through the
market ~ i0e15 Per cent reduction from ref-,laT
prices, and quickly taken up. This has been
lone Elth Androscroggin goods James mills.
S ss.. slnds Mamsutta; Hone mills nevertheless
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NeW York CnttIe lInrknt

NEW YoRK. Dee. 11.-Inthe cattle unarkst .,,-
rent prices for beef cattle. first quality Der heaf
Slf; inferior Si0Gll so cows and caives- eStTa.
per head Sl00s no irst quality Se06195: inferiS,
extra per head s. OOQ3s 10. rrims e ii,5s AZ
inferior seas rs. Several heaTy corn fei
sold for 63s@Ie; light and msdium 65SG
"a Cattle hrmer and more active. HOLD
e[s % attfa gradts obtained an advance
handed fully lie, common 1912 sheep has de-
eiined materially under heavy receipts.
Cotton Market.
Augusta. Ga Dec. lO.-Cotton active S.Jas
i've hundred bales middliRf.
, CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Dee. i0.-OOttan dull
BALES enc hundred and twelve bales at 81 g22c.
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THos s. MARR, Pres't. L.G. TAaRo1. C.sb,r
NATIONAL SAFINGSs cnMPtYy

Corner Union and College Streets
The following are the rates paid for uucHrrent
money. These quotations hsbIe to huctuate, bur
may be depended ou a SUFFICIENT length Of time for
warded without delay
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Just Received, a large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDR 4 Bios.
noYl 2m Il North College street.
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ORPHANS FEsTiyAL-The managers Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum will hold a
grand Fair during the Christmas holidays
at Masonic Temple. All the best impulses
Of our community will be stirred with hope
for their success. An appeal for the orphan
is popular everywhere, and we sincerely
hope this effort will prove no exception.
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For Rent
For ReDt ar Iaoso

A STORE ROOM ON CHURCH STREET
"A opposite the Stacey House, An exeeIieui
deo5-lm -ss \. E. ALLow4Y.
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tennessee Bonds, new, 6se Silyer..............I2s
Also, highest price paid for al kinds of Southern
Bank Netes SEQ price list, furnished wheu desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis Eng
land, Ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHICKS cashed at best rates
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street opDo
site Bank Of Tennessee.
o aOfice hours, 8 A. n. 10 ?. H.faE.UE HHts
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R0rIR Rent

A N ELRGANTBRIJK DWELLING HOUsF
"a IN Watkins GrOYe-fsr rent for the yeaI
For particulars, apply to j. Bloomsiein. corner
Of Cedar and Watkins streets dec5- I0f
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white Pine Flooring manufactured BY
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced. Priess. Office, No. a. Church street.
noV4
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SEVERAL Of our city magistrates seem TO
he taking little vacation. Threeof them
have been absent from the city for 4 day or
two. sF
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a Tract Of Land in the Second Civil District OF
Davidson county. known as Kiln Craig" con
tanning = acres and adjoining tho lands Of the
old franklin College
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of SIX and twelve
months. Notes required with two approved
securities, 9ud ben retained Sale free from
redemption. MORTON B, HOWELL.
uecs-td Clerk and Master.
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THE CITY.

MEsSRs. JoHS York & Co. have received
Godey's Lady's Book for January, al ex-
cellent number.
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Mobile Rars.

Wegaye on Sunday the result Of the races
over Che Magnolia course on the Sd and 4tk
inst On the Sth, the third day, the weather
was bad. In the crack three mile race, for
seven hundred and City dollars Harry of
the West was the only horse that came %
time, and galloped for the purse. The fol-
lowing Is the summary Of the second race (:
r, Ogles. b. b. JACK Armstrong, 8 Y. O.. by
BOB johnzuli .... .... -........4,. 4
L, =; smiths .91il B. g. 3 ,. O.. b. GoodWood.
IAN AalNuN Otsr.rs. .
n Al Smiths' a. Rinvnaster a. n 81 4"
kinggold, dam Minnie Mansfield ........... 2
Hme-First heat. l.h5ts: second heat I.s4
We looked with interest for the result of
the fourth days sport, but the Rsqister Of
Friday, Fom which We obtained previous
reports failed TO make any allusion to the
subject The following were the races and
entries for Thursday, the 9Th day:
Purse s50O-Mile heats-Three bestit ave--For
All egss.
Lightning dam Edith 81 Sovereign.
dam Sigma.
r, A. Smith enters 3. { Nellie Gwynne. ~.
by Bonnie Scotland. dam Gray Alice.
SECOND RACE
PurSe S25e-DaSh Of one mile-For two year
olds--N inner oi the stake excluded
W. y. Hayden enters 7. q. Bacon's b. E by
hogersi dam Angeline. by imp. Albion
W. yottru enters b. T. BY Daniel Become. dam by
L, 4. Smith enters R, A. Alexander's C. G. Al
aaS,meTa, by Lexington, dam Amanda by
R. oEie enters c. c. by Star Davis. dam catOna.
SUFFERING IN SoUTH CAROLINA. Some
ten days ago We printed an extract from
the last message Of Gov. Orr. ofSouth Car
olina, depicting in the most graphic terms
the necesSitous condition Of his peorle. In
many portions Of the State the products Of
the soil will not supply the means Of sub.
sis,enee beyond the expiration Of the pres.
ent year. We Yesterday received a call
from Rev. j. o. Lindsay. Of Abbeyille Dis
trict who more than confirmed ALI the sfata
ments We have had Of the present and pro.
spectiye deslitution Of that people. He as
in search Of relief from the people Of more
favored localities. He brings credentials
Of the most satisfactory character and Il
honesty and earnestly engaged in behalf al
the absolutely distressed. As bad as We
may conceive our condition 10 be. il is
prinoely compared with that OF manv peo-
pie Of South Carolina. ne a-ls for bread
We are sure our people will not GA, la, a
iiess We have self-deniAl and. hberslity
enough 20 take a per cent. Of our store 10
save the liTes Of our kiih and kind. As
proof Of the condition Of these suffering
people, Mr. Lindsay, himself out ofchsrity
and sympathy for the negroes, employed
eleven good workers from amoag them to
work and procure subsistence dhe result
was tsD bales Of cotton and one kgadrcd
bushels Of corn. Il is thus clear that there
must be aid 70 keep these people alive
Who, that is able, refuses these people
soletAiag, however little, Is deaf 20 the
voice Of humanity.
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T,URsUAET TO a DEED or TRUST. En-
scufed b Morris karEaT. on the zsth
NE Rer.sters o3cs OF Davidson county. lea
book 81 page IS. will expose O. pub-
dc sale q the CouFthoue door. in Nash
vile. on " ednesday. the l9ih December i3,d.
40 the right, titie and Interest. the aid M0rri
kargor has In sid % certain piece Of ground
on Soufh .umfner street. . short distance south
Of the resldunre n Dr. y. N. Winston. and f0uI
ing ca SUMMER 81 feet. and running bark 40
feet References u ulaiie % said deed % trall
and the sale . aaIie Tree from redemption
sale at Lgurihouse. az Il o'clock. r., Decam
Der 18th,
ANSON NELSON.
decs-IF. Trustee.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing E.umber,
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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To COnsunPtives.-Ths Advertiser, hsy-
ing been restored to health 10 few weeks, By !
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with E severe lung affection, and thai
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 70 make
known to his low-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send a copy of the
prescription used Gree Of eharge), with the al
rectieus forpreParins and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE Fos CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object o.
the advertiser 10 sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he coneeiyes to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
Oct25-ly a
Wines ~ From the LoSawoRFH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W 4 f. P. ANDERSON, Projectors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CataKBa,
Dry CataWba. Isabella, etc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are excelled yb
nGue-either native OF foreign. VIZ
Sold.by
Archer CHEATHAM & Co,
-rr. KLINE 4 SHERMAN. -Fsa-
X. b. CHKATHAM a Co. }Tkt
nOy2-9m
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IMPOsFINr no srFsyRotrNrN.
CLOSING PRICES.
ks "a "a NASHVILLE. Nov N

WING FOBEF s CO.. Banksr's and Dealers
in Gold, Silver, Governments Stocks and Compound
Interest Notes
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FOR RENT

VNlE, lButLDIN9 Known. AS TIE DIS.
APATCH PrintiHg olise.- corner 3a7-t ~
Printers Alleys. IL Is well adapted for Printipr
once, fuTniture Factory, OF other purposes.
Apply 80 Jno, Wallace. AZ this 0dice or to DR.
}. b. Lindsay. . n. Cherry street 70
noN2l-ff
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Coed Chance for a Home.
SAILS.

!ITlEGF4 Faua'S iTuaEs g1mrsF
AN TBUEsDAY. DECEABRR ~. WE WILL
~ ufsr - pebic sale, Il fhs Court houss dor lu
hEstSilie he Lot y Groahd b Broad street. ", =
ion, tsceased, heatns g ID "a Broad stfsst and
Liaalng back is9 let, On HhIcA 4 dasifabls aBd
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Mr.. J. sealterEsOd. Of Richmond. Va.
nov At q. D. AbbOtt's. No. a. College street. he
has rocsntly been employed in song o. TOE lead
ing tailorins ssisklishnents in BE Northern
cities and CONES highly recommended as a Erst
rate cutter. decl-lOt
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
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! n New York Produce Market. ,.-
( NKW YOEK. Deas ll.--cott0n IL more active.
and Idle better; 531I6934 for mii1liug upiand.l
E Flour dull, and l0al2c lower AZ 81 Y0R9 20 Tor
superfne western; s. 306ls ~ for common 10
mediun extra Eesterns SO 50qll 60 Cor common
? 20 good skipping round hoop 0tia, sli lgtgf2 q
ior trade brand& Whisky quiet md uomiuai.
W heat dull and nOminaly easier, AZ 3 lSs2 =
for No. 2 Barley declirings Corn loves aud
heavy Ct 81 O74l II for mixed western in store
and ahOat; closing q 81 0IGl 03 IN store. Oats.
23e better and setive, at 81 s66c Tor choice MI
Waukee 66G65c for new western. Coffee dull.
Sugar steady; guba. l15fSllci Havana lie.
Molasses dull. Petroleum. active aud Ermer, At
l91sg20c for crude. Pork frmer but quiet 1T So
gsD = Tor old mesS eiaslng ~ 81 Il95qzp n
for cash Sz1GH 20 FOR new mess: 81 755fs for
prime. Beef heavy. Bacon quiet Dressed
hogs hfmer. Shoulders lO9l2e- Hams hFIner At
llA9l24-
Foreign Markets. ta.iitL ht z
LIVERPOOL, Dee ll.-Cotton active and strous
At l45se for Cult middiinE; Frankfort Ils- 5-20's
y I Z be-. il-So00n. - -! 4is.. i.iaois
Central ne.
LIYEERq0L Dee. lO--ETeuioE --Rssads tufts
quite unchanged. i..s ...--... n - "a
Louisville Market 80 aassrs
L9FIaFIIEE, Dee, H.--Sales 81 hhds tsbaecDs
loH grades unchanged, the rates 81 hoidet- being
6f1s5fe. ID 49,. - =
Mes PORK, so; green hams. Toe.
SALES " lOi hales Of ioW adding eoiisR al
sapstHhs aOaS ss@lo. Red wheat e. sasass5
fs s'TsA ss5 ~, sss g 9si, = 3gik
ses' lgsS15e- New Lard, i22;ke- To-
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MARKETS BIZ TELRGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market
: New York Produce MarLel.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1l.-FlOur unchansed. Pro
visions hrmer. and in. no increased demand
Mess pork SIS 50a20. Lard lIA@12s. WhskJ
dull at 2se IN bond. Cotton dull " Soc. Cal
II.
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inscriptions beautifully stamped in gold
On Holiday Books. BY Marshall 4 Bruce. @
Deaderick street. decs-lw
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For Rent for the Year 1857,
UiIIE LARGE WAREHOUSE AT THE cor.
neT Of Church and College streets. now orcu-
pied by X. b. Cheathsm & Co. April to
MIS-, JOIN w. WALKER
dec0-lW No. II High street
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GROCERY MARKET.

Probably fully three. fourths of the pres
emf crop has already been brought to mar.
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Seasoned Popular Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Sammer streets Itf
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Auction Sale Of Cattle, Hogs. Grain.
Ete.--0n THURSDAY. the 18th inst, will be
sold. at the residence Of SHELTON Demoss, thir-
teen miles from Nashville. on the Harding Pike,
at public sale, fine lot Of Mules. Horses. in
GLIDING one fine Washington Stallion.) Cattle,
Hogs. Corn and Oats Terms made known on
day of sale. 1 MosKs +. CAToR..
deeQ-fde A t Vi.
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Bnilding Lumber of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
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For Rent for the Year 1867,
--A siOf for q E.Orieer Term. M

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
n IN franklin county, Tenn, near the Alaba-
ma line, Y miles from Nashville, on the Nash
about 400 sores cleared and very produetiye,
with plenty Of house room, stab!inR, etc. besides
extensive ranges for cattle and stock of an sorts
with abundance of water. If not rented before
on that dgy to the highest bidder. at anderson
Depot. Mr.. John F. Anderson, at the depot
viii show the land to any one desiring to reni
the same. For terms, apply to
,a ~. ila Eil6fk. E. ALLOWAY.s poe
n9FG-SW '--.Fr... t..- Church street
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RIVER NEWS.

There was about six feet and half'on the
SHOALS yesterday. and the river rapidly falling
The weather was cold aud wIntry. Business o n
the landing was dull and silent The followin ing
~ - A.
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For Christmas GIfts.-Toys. Dolls. Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces. and Willow
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sATuRDAY, DEcEMRER p. $50
saturday. Dseemher -. Issa.

II. PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF TFfF
Chaneery Court az Nashville in above named
cause. will offer at public sale. I'D tho Caurf
House az Nashville. on
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The New York Jo,ona of Goo6hsfes Of
the afternoon of the Sth inst. SAYS:

The market generally Is inactive: business
IN nearly all Departments is languid The dry
goods trade is unusually dull for the season
Standard sheetings are in limited supply. and
sell at some advance, while most dissertations Of
cotton ana wool fabrics can only be sold in small
quantities at reduced rates. The supply of sur
plus capital is somewhat in excess Of the present
wants OF borrowers, although parties having
funds 10 distribute find no difficulty in placing
Temporary loans on miscellaneous cOllaterals al
oel per cent, and upeD government securities
at soc per cent, The range of discount for tbe
best commercial paper is COS per cent. per an
mum" -..
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Lots Nos. q 10. II Of the property formerly
owned BY ". D. 7. Scott. near the Buena Vists
spring., These lots front $50 yards on the
Buena Vista Turnpike road, aud run back be
tween parallel lines 20 yards. Lot No. nj con
tnIns ~ acres and w poles. and has upon ID
we'll built and beautiful bFicL Cottage. contain
ing nine rooms and furnished with an modern
Improvements; the Out-houses, smoke-house
stables. etc, are substantially built OF brick Os
Lot NO : Is an artesian we'll which furnishes an
abundant supply Of water.
plat Of the ground may be seen al my oaice
fuIenasers are requested % examine the pro
perry. IL u an ele1a suburban residence. and
the grounds are well adapted for a market gar
den, nursery, etc.
TERMS--one-third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue on credits OF one and tvs
years, with interest from date Notes reduirsi
Win approved security, and lien retained Sale
Tree from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL. Uats
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
flec3-f IT..
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WE Will rSEBI6 sAF no O'CLOCK ON
w WEDNESDAY MORNING next, III the
residence of N. f. AllOway, No. 40 Church
street, large variety of valuable Household
Csrpetings; elegant carved Rosewood Parlor
and thamber Sets; Sofas. Chairs, Centre and Side
Tables; Book Cases; a number Of handsome
Painting and kngraYingsa LARGE Mantle Mir.
forte; large assortment of handsome China
and Oil ass-ware; besides a variety of other useful
housekeeping articles. Sale. positive. The
the sale. - z4s. DOIIN A BARNES
deeS-A IG.f AuctioneerS
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NORTH CAROLINA

NotahietciAi udinA .....s..ib
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina ..................22
Merchants Bank.........35
Bank Of ROXbOro' 40
Miners and Planters
Bank q
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The Best BEacksmith Coal in the city
for sale by knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
busheE Also packed in hogsheads ready for
shipment in a moments notice. does
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Containing eight rooms, go csliars eastern. ana
sfs $40 sAiene3 esie ~ t1ks.E atlxs'diack,
add Purchasers VII phss. Examine m prgIsis-
before day Of sale Ne hoHst Il nov occupied ~
bEssI'aEilaI. lFli IiLl lLHlHH tIu-H
Terms OAs-thlfd cash, balAaos twelve aad ei.A
.s.yrn~ s.~sf-b ~ y. HOWELL, Ad.st.
a. NELsON 4 Co, Aqshf
DoLu& BAaNEss Aueti0assu.I q. nov 2l-sS
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hOtiee.-All persons indebted to the estate
OfW. Greenfield. deeeasedsWill ind their claims
in the hands OF Jadge Jas. Whitworth, who
directed. unless arranged previous to LIST Jan
uary. to bring suit on them ALL He will also
represent me during my absence from theeity in
any business connected with the estate
dec9-lW lB.J Csc. A.TALnKS. Admir-.