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Marshal's Sale,

DY ytstue Of six wrts Of 4 IA, to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United states for toe
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued az is October
term, 1850, l VIII on Satur iay the I4th day Of April,
1866, commenting st 10 O'Clock, a. m, tel at pub
lo auction, to the highest bidder, f0r cash IN hsnd,
a. the court house door in Nal viie, Davidson
county, All the rght, title, claim, interest snd e-
"a 2 which B.J. Hui has in and 20 the following de-
scubed real estate, q A town lot in the town Of
McMinnvlile, Warren county, Tenn on the south
SIDE Of the Main street in sad town, beginning at a
stake the n W. corner Of lawson WRlling's lot. is
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
amt On the edge of Nam street, running south !
poles ard j. Inks % a stake on said Waliing's cor
ner; thence eastwith his line 3 poles and Il links to
8 steke on spring sire + thence with the same
south Z poles aad links TO a s axe on Summer
street; thence west With said street 3 poles Srd e
links 20 the :. +. corner Of W. h. Wsrder's lo;
thence with his line north rs poles and 10 links 10
the n. e. corner OlMain street and 9 links vest 70
the n. W. corner OF Thomas C Smartts shop;
thence east VITA Main streets poles and p inks 10
the beginning; i~ncludisg % poles of lard 10 said
bounds, sftsI polling out SAID Ih0mag c. Smarft's
shop; together with the brick store house. dwell.
lug, aod other Improvements thereon 10 satisfy
SIX executions aFunst said Hill, and in favor or
Howell smith & Co Truitt Bro. & Co, bancroft 4
Co, McCurdy Bro q Brewster, Hygatt, Llgrshsn
& Co, and Hsddo,k, Reed & Co.
mart 4uw T. X. GLAsCOCK, N. M.D.T.
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The Eighteenth annual commence
mentof the Philadelphia Homeopathic
Medical College, took place on the lst
inst, at Musical Fund Hall, with s. de-
gree of brilliance and cel1t (says the
North American) which proves that it
has become a fixed fact in the progress
Of science. The degree OF N D, was
conferred upon forty-three graduates
The Valedictory Address was delivered
by Adolph Lippe, N. D, Professor of
Materia Medica
The Sixth annual commencement of
the New York Homeopathic Medical
College took place in New York ca the
2Sth ult The degree Of Doctor orMed-
icine was conferred upon forty students
Of the graduating class.
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Col ". B. Stokes made a speech in
this city on the 22d ult, protesting TO
speak for the President Dead Duck
makes large extracts from the speech
to condemn the President Queer
johnson speech that
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Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of $50 each. 1870 shares
or Si5O,OJO have been appropriated a. work
ing capital, for the develOpement Of the
property OF the Company.
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. 7. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No. IL Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE,
Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BT
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June Sth, 1855.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY
Capital stock, 100000.

JUu6 otL, 100.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY
Capital Stock, 100000.
Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of $50 each. 1870 shares
or Si5O,OJO have been appropriated a. work
ing capital, for the develOpement of the
properly OF the Company.
A united amount only Of the stock thus appro,
pri ted has been plsced in the hands Of the Ofhcer.
OF the company to be sold at IS per share and a.
the stO7k has sl been issued, full rad, ia pay.
meut Of property, it is not therefore. liable TO any
future assessment
OFFICE: No. 661{ North Cherry street, PostOf6ce
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
F. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. H-EauEMBouRa, ofN.Y.
WM. c. BuSTs, DFLASo I. s1TH, OfMinn.
A. q. SANFORD, q" A. G. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
PrssfaL-A. C. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Yoe PsSident,-A- G. WELLS.
SegstGry,-F. Il. COTTON.
TFsasErsI-WM. c. BUNTs.
Mining SapTinte7deaL-C. L. HEQUEMBoURG
Tn property ofthe Company consists Of Lease
hold interests 10 the counties Of Overt0n, Fentress,
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nesEee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership Of THE Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business exoerence
snd reputation, and Of a thorough and practical &C
qualDtance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the FIRST ex-
plorers OF the OIL field OF that STATE, and struck the
trsI flowing oil well il the country, well known as
the Hequembourg well, and 10 which the Gil inter
ests OF pennsylvania, then in their nascent state,
were very largely indebted.
Tins Company viii lease portions Of their valua-
bic lands, IN small tracts, to private parties or com
p9nlesi Tor IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This Is 4 rare
chance for bona R5s operators 10 obtsia leases on
terms that Sll be amply remunerstive.
Terms inside known on application.
NO HRRE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples Of Oil obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling at the
office Of the Company, No. coz North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. Ii. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceJve orders for stock, and viii ErWard certificates
by return mai! when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. eft.
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Men Done. Georgia.

The Georgia State Senate on the LIST
inst, passed the BILL giving to freedmen
in the courts ell the rights enjoyed by
white citizens-thus placing all the PEG.
pie on an equality before the law.
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MaFshaPs Sale.

DY virtue Of a wit Il ia, to me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court If the United States, for the Md
Oe district OF Tennessee, stIts October term, lees,
/ viii sell on Saturday, the l4ih day OF sprl !, 1850.
commencing a. 10 Ocilck a m, a. Public Auction,
% the highest bidder tor cash Ia hand. at the Court
house Goor IN Nashville, Davidson county, all the
right, ute, Claim, interest ana estate Dhich William
CuilOm has Ia ard to the following described real
estate, viz: a tract Of land lying 10 Smith county.
Tennessee, 10 civ district No l. beginning At thu
North boundary line Of the town Of Carthage. st the
road running East 80 poles, thence South one p1le
tltne academy land, theme East with SAD land lg
poles 10 he n Z corcer or ssid lsnd, thence with
SAID land - poles TO the Foai, thence SO poles to the
Mill branch, thence up said brauch win its mean-
d-rs 100 Esst 80 poaes to The Mil Dnm, thence I'd
SAID branch IS poles, with its mesLders n & beech
10 the fork Of the branch, thence North 43o EastI4
poles 70 a beech, thence North IL East 81 poles to
absech, thaLce North Is East l22 poles 20 ayh q
oak, North 8 Yves; ~ poles .oa white 4 h, tterce
RCrlh So West lO2 pol 3 10 an ironwaou, tn rec
North 6S' West % poles 10 en- ash, tht nee We-tlO0
polesto an ash and dogWood, taance Rorth5y9 West
ISL poles TO q buckeye and white oak 10 the Fort
stunt road a0Oye GcOd1er'- OLD an Yard thence
sonth 3 East with the road 81 poles to a red oak.
thence south 5Z' East along said road "a pole.
tnen-e South y " est4s poles slOng said road, thence
South 81 East i8 poles along said roai, thence
south 81 East 20 poles along said road, thence
south A. East As poles along SAID road, then. G
SoutL IL Esst 40 p0ies along sad roRd. thence
South l4f poles along ssld road 10 the beginning,
coutsinlng aiy acres o. land, more or less, Keep
ing tcereiroIn he old Church Loi, c9rtaIn az about
e scIes Il satisfy an execution against SAID Crllam.
ana Ia favor Of Orsamus 3. Madison
mat-Hf +. ~GLASUoC8, MN TT.
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Proposals.

ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsTER'S OFFICE.0
CEDAR STREET., MAR TREsrLE WoaK, !
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. q, 1866.
DR0PCSuS viii be received at In > Office for s
Il limited period for the sale Of seven thousand,
eight hundred sad twenty T,s20l Cords OF Wood
located st the following yards, VIZ:
$40 Cords at Be / Yard, on Chicken Pike. 7 mile,
from Nashville.
PASS C-rds ct Douglass Yard, Hyde's Ferry Pike, 7
mile from Nashville.
oa6 Cords At Hancock and Bell Yard, Hyde's Fer,
~ Pike, Z miles from Nashville.
s2l Cords at Stearns' Yard, Chicken Pike, 7 miles
from Nashville.
l47 Cords at Trs6ue Yard, Lebanon Pike, IOmiles
from Nashville.
The above wood vil te sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Terms-Cash, in Government Funds.
BY order OF A r. Eddy, u. S. A,
Chief G. NJ. D. of +.
A. W. WILLS,
feb23-l0t dEW Byt. Mai. and a. d II
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Admission OF Tcnscssee.

The Washington correspondent o.
the Cincinnati Commercial, Iu his dis
patch Of the Sd, says
TN. Rrcons,ructon COMMITTEE held an
important session, to-day, Of three hours
51lat.on, during which they came TO th,
eHnc.us on 20 report "a preamble and resolo-
t..n. on Monday next, ro"itng the civil sta.
aus oI Tennessee, and dec arlug that she De-
entitled 90 representation pa Congress. The
preamble was carried 10y barely o. m lar.ty
vote lu abe Committee, but tue re.a.utior
,..s gsanteH unanimously, ald viii doubt.
les 20 through the House Wiz camparsty,
uuanlmlly. Not much debate viii be al.
lowed ou %, sud a vote Will probably be hso
ua tEe mann question iu the House on Tues
day. several Oi the Tennessee sic olaiicu
are here reaiy o. take their seats the no.
mentthc resolution IusHea.
Hurry up the cakes before the Gov.
eFnors Proclamation gets 10 the Gel.
trial Directory
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Prices of Admission

AtrEIATIoS or TmE-DoOrs open At \ to :; Our
tan nses st tos.
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Mrs Swisshelm, who, not long since
read her sister clerks a lecture upon
propriety, delivered a speech week
ago over her desk in one of the Gov
eminent Departments, Washington, in
which she pronounced President John.
son false TO his country, and added
with the vehemence OF a common
scoid, mo man had ever become Presi.
dent by accident who was not a vii
lain A few hours thereafter, the
abominsble shrew walked out of the
department with sundry grayels in her
shoes.
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REPREsESTATIoS.-The Constitutional
Amendment for a new basis of repre-.
sentation viii be debated on Monday
in the Senate, and voted on before the
middle Of tho week It's defeat is re-
garded ss certain-C5E. Ca Gozws
ciaL
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The Central Directory " propose to
bring up the case Of Tennessee this
week. Now's the time for another
manifesto from the Immortal Dozen"
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NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA

NASHVILLE 1EAh.s march SIN 1916.
an and after Tuesday, MaTch6, IsCG, and until fur
" ther notice, Passenger Trains Eil Iun IS fol-
OWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvs Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South al 7.40 A. n. and $50 P. NJ. ArnVe al Cnstta-
nOOga at $50 P n. snd 3.40 A. NJ, next Gay.
Returning -Leaye Chattanooga a. 500 A. H., AMI
s;s5 P. N. Arrive 81 Nashville at AGO p. n. ana s.45
A h next day.
All rains connect at Wsrtraee DR. S~helbyulle.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Johnsonvnle, and all points
West and Northwest, at 4:2U P. NJ. Aruve at John.
son nile at $50 P. N.
Returuing-Leave JohDsonvlle lao A. NJ, arrive
a. Nashville At ESQ.,. NJ.
Trains Gu ". & n. W +. r. connect 1T johnson.
vile with hrst Glass line o. Steamers for Paducah,
Cairo and ST. Louis.
Berth and meas fee, on steamers connecting
with n & n " Railroad.
Passengers by this route save expense Of sleep
ing car and meals between Nashville and Cairo.
Trains stop a. all intermediate FONTS.
WEI +. lNNES. Geu1 SUIT
N. & G. snd n. & N. W. r. K do.
wr1wa-EF
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Public Sale of
Government Bulldogs.

I WILL expose fer sale at Public Auction, OF
4 Monday. the 9th day Of March. 1866, the follow
ing Government Buildings, VIZ:
8 Frame Sheds,
1 " " In Cora. at North Nashville
L /" Summer st near Corral.
l A." Building, North Summer st., near Cora,
l Store house, "
l snop, "
16 Buildings, West Of High st., North Nashville,
hast 4" "
Sale to mme al 10 o'clock am.
Terms-Cash, Government Funds.
BY order Of K Eddy, u g. A.
OSlei Q. M, d. OF II.
A. ". WILLS,
fsh2i-td RVt. Msj. and A. z. NJ.
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Bound Volumes Of OUR YoUNG FOLKS, including
the hrst TIVE We numbers, are DOW ready, N hand.
some c 9th bindings, appropriately stamped. Price,
s. OO plain, s. 90 gut.
PO~sTAGz-The postage on Our You've Fork, is u
cents and must Re paid st the Office where the mag
azlDe is received.
S~re-iren Copies Of Qua YoUnG Folks will be sent
on reCsIp- Of fifteen Cents.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY and Qua YCUSd Folks
viii be iuIuisled together at Five dollars per year.
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Mes rs. Ticknor & Fields

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, by general con
Il sent, stands 81 TIE head Of American magazines.
Il numbers among its contributors the most emf
nent writer's OF the day, b. 10 Prose and Poetry
and its psges have slRsys rehecied what IS best IN
American Literature. 1t has reached q circulation
never before guiDed by any Ameli, sn magazine Of
its class, and It has, by the long period Of its ex.
istence Fnd the worth of its contributions, become
firmly hxsdi 10 public esteem.
The following are among the most promlnent reg
ular contributors:
H LONGFELLOW, JG WHITTIER,
r " EMER5ON, OW HOLMES
WMCULiE EN- BRYANT, BAYARD TAYLOR,
j = TROWBRIDGE. HARRIET B STOWE,
DONALD MICHEL, GAIL hamilton,
| &C HAZEWELL, EP WHIPPLE.
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where lis received.
Specimen copies Of the ArLASTI0 MONTHLY will
be sent on rsst -. Of Twenty-Five Cents.
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To ba Sold for Tayes

nNE HACK, taken as the properly Of Abrsm
~ Brown Eco ored) for tsXes remaining urpsid.
viii BE- sole al public sale on Wejn sday 6th day al
MaIch, at the stable Of A. Mitchell, No. 3 south
college street, at 10 O'Clock, s.m
a. 4. NORVELL.
irht*-if Collector In. Rev.
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The President has ordered the gold
belonging to the Richmond banks.
which has for some time been on spe-
eial deposit at the National Treasury,
10 be restored.
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Colonel Lewis q. Pyles, Comptroller
General of Fsrida, died recently at
Archer, in that State.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS, an Hu.trsted Magazine
" for BOys and Girls.

OUR YOUNG FOLKS, an nlu.trsted Magazine
" for Boys and Girls.
The publication CT OUR YOUSd Folks vas begun
IN January, 1865. with the view Of furn shing the
youth OF the country a periodical literature Of high
er character Than had hlthtrto been offered them
The immed ate and unparalleled success Of the
magazine proved the existing need for It, and us
reception thus far convlhces the publishers that il
needs only 10 be knowd TO command an almost uni.
yers2l tale. The hign praise which it has received
tcom elergymen, educators, the press, and the pub.
ne warrant rs commeo dauOn to parents and teach
es throughout the land a. a source Of instruction
and entertainment to the young
ErITORs-J Il TROWBRIDGE, GAIL HAML-
Ton, and LUCY LARCOM.
The f Lowing are some Of the contributors:
Il W LON6FELLOW, JOHN WHITTIER.
BAYARD TAYLOR, HARRIET EPRESC0IT
r Il STODDARD, Mas II WBITNkY,
j LA + HORR, AUTHOR OF "SENEN
HARRIET BSIOWEi LITTLE SI5TER5,'
T " HlGGINSON, TB ALDRICH,
Do LEWIS, CARLTON"
| LOUISA n ALCGTT, JHAB ONE
OLIVER OPTIC, CHARLOTTE KINGS
ROSE TERRY, 4 CHANTER,
MARY PRESCOTT, MIS- LMARIA CHILD,
KATE PUTNAM, BIAS DGAKDETTE,
AUTHOR or EARNING FOX BOYS"
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OecuDaiieR st YeuT Own Homes

=
THOUSAND5 can res ize q hundred dollars
- weekly. No utensils required except thos3
ioun1 Ia every household profits Ito per cent:
demand staple as aour. Il. IS the greatest diseov
cry Of the Sge. Full pariicul ss sent on receipt Of
tao stamps for return postage Address
HOPKINS & Brown,
mar3-6t Cal Broadway, n. Y.
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Anon JENNINGS, rmerly servant ~ Do,to-
n Jennings would respec fully INFORM his Old
patrons that he IL now prepared to spTinkIa tSe
streets o. Nashville m IS satisfactory manner a.
any Ferson, ana on as reasonable terms. His work
esb be seen on Union street. between Cber-v and
MaFket, sne on 20 leEe, oetEsen Church and ne
Square. he soloits a share OF the public patron.
- ImAr3 lHe
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For Rent.

THAT elegant stors On the eornsr Of he square
Il and Cedar street, knoEh a. The C0mmerId In
sunsacs once. For terms, cal On
GEO SHIELDS 4 CO.,
fsbls-a s. and n Colsgs sussA
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A GRAND MATINEE everv Saturday afternoon.
commencing at ~ O'Clock, for Lsdies Rnd OhiI-
dreu, en- which OecpsiOn there viii be DO hQuofs
sold shout The premises, and smoking p~oaitiyeF
prohibited. lfeb24-u
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For Rent.
Street Snrinklin1

4 SPLENrIo HOUSE. nearly opposite the Pcs,
- Once. ItWul be rented for a dsegfnr or In.
s ness purposes. Apply Et No. s Sort- Ger
stree. lmara-uI r. q krCg.EsN .
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Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
90 do Bourbon do 10
% 90 Rye do
125 do Rectifed Whisky,
8 Casks Hennessey Brandy,
8 do Otard. Dupuy q Co.'S Coguisc,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very Old,
10 do Peach do
5 DO Sherry Vine,
In store, and for sale at
No. 35 Broadway,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
splO-tf lGI
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ON Saturday. the Sd day Of Msrch. 1906, at Il
- O'Clock q M We vail sen, 81 the residence Of
the late Joseph NJ. swsnn, deceased. on Sumner
street a lot OF nae Furniture, on a credit OF SIX
SATURDAY, APRIL :, 1866,
We viii offer for sale, AZ he same ulsee- for one.thir3
cash, and Tor notes, with R lien retained on the
properly, and the said notes bearng interest.
The Late Residence of J. n. SWAMI.
Win ne LOT fronting = fest on Summer streeL
Posse son IS D be Rivea Oh the Ist Of seutember
and the purchaser vii not be required 10 pay the
cash payment uunl possession Is delivered.
THIS IS one Of the fnest residences snd most de.
sirsb . localities 10 the c ".
AORACEH. HARRISONl Fxrs Of
h J. MORRIS. r. N, sEsnn.
fsb2s ID
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GOVERNMENT SALES
Sale Of
Government Property.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE,0
QUARrERHAsTER's 0FFIGE, a.. NJ. R RS, !
Nashville, Tenn Feb. IS, 1866.
Il WILL sell at Public Auction, at Nashville, Ten
Il nessee, at 10 O'Clock r m, on Saturday, March
10, 1860, the follow ng described property Of the u.
9. Military Railroads.
~ One Dwell ng House. s4xl4xl2 feet, on Broad
street, near Spruce.
() Five Dwelling Houses, on Knowles street, near
Cedar.
C) three Buildings, consisting Of Office, Mess
Houses and Store Houses, At the Lumber Yard
u. 8. Military Railrcsds.
At same time and place, (7O1,O0O seven hundred
thousand feet, more or less, OF assorted Oak, Hick-
DRY snd Beech Car Timber, scsnting and Lumber
assorted sizes
Ten days from date Of sale will be given to re-
move buildings.
Terms Cssh-iu Government Funds.
8. r. HAMILL,
msrl-td Capt and chic MUsMRR.M DT.
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
IS DO do Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
20 do Grsnulaied sugar,
loo do A. and b. Coffee Sugars,
2J do O. extra sssoried BRnds.
800 do fellOw Sugar,
400 Rags RIO Coffee,
% Mas Jaws Coffee,
20 40 LaguIra Codee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Mscksrel,
90 y bbls do
so Kits do
loo boxes Soap,
80 do Starch
10000 Cigars, sssCNsd 6ranlbs
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do R2sins,
90 Cases Ssrdines,-
$50 Cases Oysters,
Ice DOz. Buckets,
% Nests TUBS,
sale Grocery HOd-es.
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gEw advertisements.
For the House of Representatives.
Grape Vines.

IS a candidate, under the eovsrnOfs p exclamation.
Election March sat, les.
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Boarding.
EXECUTOR'S SAGE

ONE or tao nicely furnished rooms. with hoard.
" c n 0e tad, ii Application Is made soon - No
o. Nouh Marset street. a fss doors frm the
Square. lnarl-87 u T0gEC
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OEE and two yesr old Roofiugs Z ssh. Lszae
" orders al GisTs' Gal cry, 42 s1d ~ Uaion street.
mart 81 lDl-pstch eopyl
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II.LUsrRATIoNs

Qua T0UNe Folks Is fully Illustrated with engrsy.
Jugs by ths best American a fists.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARIERMASTER,1
NAsHyiLiE, TKNs March 2, Is6s. I
I WILL offer for sale at Public Auction, st tbs
Il Franklin Shops, on the 9Th day Of April next.
commencing az 10 O'Clock, am the following ar.
tclss Of Machinery:
Couplings, Tor Line Shat.
Steam Engine, l2xIs Cylinder. Horse Power.
do 90 7xI4 do
do do s1I6 do
25 Journal Boxes,
l Centre, ! feet.
) Post Hinigers, Boxes and Bolts.
4Lathes, Engine. sngl, head.
DO double head.
DO hand, small, with iron shears.
do 10 do do wooden shears,
do Pattern Makers.
inch Pu leys, bored and turned.
4l2do DO do 90
II do do do 40
Is do DO do 10
Is do do 10 o.
20 DO do oo do
IS do 90 DO 10
II Cone Pulleys.
l6 leet lion Planer.
! "a inch do
% feet 90
20 do do
go DO Line shsf5ue.
II do 81 do
81 Machine laps.
) Producing rs 4 to 6 iBch, ! IN. 1Sinch.
THIS Machinery is Oi the best patterns, and all
in good condition.
Persons wishing 10 examine il before the day Of
sale can do 80 by ealing at he Franklin. shops.
Terms Cash IN Government Funds.
By order Of Cap. A. r. EDDY, Chief 2. NJ. Dept.
E. B. KIRK,
mRr4-td Bvt. MAJ. and A. c. NJ
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