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Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auciio1eer..

~ Ia -
TIT TIE On MARYLAND AVENUE, EAST or
BY virtue of deed Of rust from Philip Wagner
70 the undersigned, duly executed and recorded
Mewiii sell, on the promises, on FRIDAY, the
I'm Jay OF June, instant, at clock D. m TO the
nlShest bidder, Lots IL and Is according to the
suo1lv1sleu OF square south Of square No gls
street sst and AIRY lanl h erue, and 10 inproyrd
by large, commodious. and wei built prtrt
mouse containing lar &c storeroom and DWELL 40
apartments. Fine bake bolse oven and fixtures
immediate possession given
AFTER the above sae will be sold all said Wac.
neT lhterest AM estatein and 10 Lots an, O. ar-
cording 70 W b. Todd's subdivision of ssuars No
-: ans property fronts on Maryland avenue
oetNeeh seventh street east and Eightl, street
east, sfd Is improved by thre. ne a ~ built tsa
siory fsme Houses. This property il very lie.
slrabie Tor private residences and ia Ioca rel in
fapiHy improving part of the city. The hanses
viii De sold separately, ami possession thereof
ri en- Immediately. N"oio"'
Terms Of sale One third cash and the ras;Jna
IN TWO eluai payments, at six AMI twelve months
from day OF sale, with notes bearing intersst
Sc, ured oh the premises sold. All co6yeVansin1
AM rev elVe stamps ~ the cost Of the nnrcbassr
a asposit OF S1H on the tr house an M : Iao
each on The other houses, will be relufrei froro
The purchaser al the time IT sale, or snoi her sale
vii be Immediately hal. ~
1t the terms Of sslc are not fully complied with
IN hte days Thereafter, ,hs trustee, ressrse N.
night 81 resell ri the risk ami cost Of r-t IN r>a
ser. srcr rre days notice OF such resale in the
SEt:CDl InJrlligencer 0
CHARLES II. UTERMFHLEl
Frederick SCHMIDT, Trusteas
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS.
j. 10 tuths6ds GREEN s VILLA Ms. Auets
Dl Nm. L. WALL & CO, AuctloUeers
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MANHATTAN
W LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY.
OFFICE No 476 SEVENTH aPRREr
WnAhfn2tnp CITY n al

JOHN r. LIGHrHB. Agent.
EOR sALks0 wATER COOLIES aoo ,,a..
Il of OORKs, several God ana Silver WSfCH
rs, 500 setts q MOSQUITO BARS OLOfaiNa
&C., &C. at X. FULTON q CO., Pavnbrokers
BOY 9Th ct near the sveous. ietlms
IIAMMERsOHLAG's UNsURPAsSRO RAsP.
H BERRY sfRUP-Dsalerp win fn4 this Gel
ebfated article vel, all etAsr kinds Of PRIV h
6yruDa, ct <33 seventh strsek. isl?-Sk
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RY GBEEN q wILLIAns. Ascsiososr,

i'm sTkEIT MHsT b bGr fkSsals ss6 On
eTREETs NORTH, AT PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, II 6 o clock r.
m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lot Ne A. In
Square No. $40 having q feet front. by 100 feet
deep; The location is very desirable for spy or.
"rhlnk 70 purchase Tor private reid enee.
Terms: One half cash; balance in siI and t~elys
months. secured by deed OF trust on tie premjs.a
All conyeyanclng and revenue stsmbs at tie cost
sold. S'NPS'S'
jel2-d GREEN WILLIAMS 49,,
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il MAKiSG And GILDIkG-rhs undsrsisnsd
having purchased the STOCK and oOOB WILL
25s Pepasyiyania avenue, tsouth side. bstws en-
18th and 18th sreeta. IL aow carr yibg the bust
ness Having been employed for four years on
Mr. WaencT, hs 10 prepared TO guarantee alt Ms
work Hs charges are a. low ea the iswest
N Civ WM. n. BOBBY.
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RI GbBEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
sEyENTYTWQ MARKET STALLS ON THE
CORNER OF VIRGINIA AND DELAWARE
AVENUES AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the list instant, at o'clock n
n, We shall sell az the new market house in the
seventh ward, - fine Stalls. All 20 be sold sen
arate &c the highest bidde for cash
iel6 GREEN WILLIkMs An~,.
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t'O6 SALE CHEAP FOR CASH or sxchGn e
for small house and lot in the city, y FARN
Containing 20 acres - is wood, 80 in corn aud IL
IN =! ali well wateTed. ard good fence; sitsat q
Fix nj es from Crlpe pper Court Horsn Inqui-s
at No. ii2 East Capitol street, from 20 O'Clock
IN the evening 70 Ia-GFs
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FOB RENT-h splendid. newly furuished four.
u story BRICK HOUSE, 475L. bftweeD 18th
ard l2Ih streets, hest location in the city Gas
a. q water throughout, With bathroom atfached
fnSsessfon given July list Ii not rented by that
date tie furniture will be soil the next day, AID
6,rse rcrie6 separately. Apply TO F. Il. DE CO.
' EH, at hdJutant General : Office, from to q
%. Alter thAt hour. ON the prnn,i..s r..
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CBBAM SODA WAITE,
" PURE And % d. shAsess'
A so 81 i.s Sss ~ LID sksG sfSES
NJ H-H AS Pesna. avs.. ssesh sils.
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No6tlesOm ensss.

There is 10 theuie. perhaps, upon which
more could be said or written than that
of med4esomeuess and the consequent
evils arising lherefrom. Every day some
or abroad, the cause Of which can be traced
either directly or indirectly to the prone
ness of mankind to NEEDLE in affairs 10
which they personally have 70 interest.
As i;a instance, the late horrible affair
in PHILADELPHIA, in which a whole family
suffered death by the hands Of an assassin,
was horoud doubt the result Of the inter
ference q he old lady, the grandmother,
of the family The hired man gave salts
faction to his employer. bu. was dis
charged At the instance of the old lady,
3 casual visitor, because she Of jected 10
hjn-her objections being founded on tie
fact lhat be WAS in tho habi. OF wearing
his hat in the house. Upon being dis
charged, he went away threatening ven
geahce, with what result is 100 well known
TO the public, OF course be was a dan
gercus man and crime and murder was
III him, bu. the unwsrran,ed interference
Of the Oh lady was the incentive in this
particular case, thus adding eight more
victims 10 The half million who have lately
fallen a sacrifice 10 the purtanical spirit
Of meddlesomeness
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-Mr CYs
RUS w. FIELD returned from Eng land last
week. in the Persia, after having launched
another great expedition to lay the Attain
tic Telegraph cable. This is bis thirty,
sixth voyage across the ocean on this en-,
terprise, to which be has devoted the last
twelve years of his life. Such indomita-
BILE perseverance deserves success. All
preparations are going forward with the
greatest rapidity. They are manufactur
ing over 100 miles of cable a week. Mr..
FIELD remains bat a few weeks, and re-
turns 20 England to join the Great East.
ern, which is expected to sail the last of
June. All connected with the former ex-
petition feel sure of success this time.
They hope to have telegrsphlc communi
cation established between the two henis.
there's N the ron.h Of 1p'y.
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VALUABLE RECEIPTS.

EARACHE-A small quantity of the oil
of almonds mixed with few drops of
chloroform.
BURs-The very best remedy for burns
if applied in season, is flour. Enough
should be bound on to the part burned to
completely exclude the air and it should be
kept on until it ceases TO smart. The
sooner applied the better.
DYsPEpsIA-Take a piece Of rennet,
the size of dollar, and soak in cup of
water. Give one great spoonful three
times day. This simple preparation
has effected a complete cure, after trying
everything else to no purpose for several
years.
HARTsHoRS CooKIEs-One pint of
sweet cream; one pound Of graduated
sugar; one ounce of hartshorn. Pound
and silt the hartshorn. Knead very hard
roll very thin; bake quick. These are
very nice; will keep one year. This guam
tity will make one hundred.
CHILBLAINs--The following discovery,
by DR.. VIM. H. Weston, Of Somerville
was never known 10 fail as cure for
chilblains Laudanum, one part; liquor
acetate oflead, two parts. Obtain small
bottle fnll at any apothecary's.
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Our Relations With Austria.

he telegraph intimates that the Aus
TITAN ambassador is getting ready to re-
turn home. This is doubtless in view of
tue protest of our government against the
plan to bolster up MAMMALIAN by sub
s,ituting Austrian bayonets for French
ones, in regard 10 which the National
RCPujltcan, few day since, in double
loaded article, had the following paragraph:
I'VE can assert, without fear OF contra
dction. that under no circumstances will
Austria be permitted TO land an Austrian
soldier in Mexico, in the interest Of Maxi
milan aud monarchy, soithout terminating
at one, under instructions, the friendly re-
tations noao existing JetWeen the Govern-
m,eRts Of the United States and Austria
which would involve the demand. by
AIR. Motley, our Minister to Vienna, of his
passports, and the tender to Count Wv
Geubruck, the Austrian Minister at Wash
ing;oa, Of bis passports"
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treatment at the hands Of the outraged
and swin1led fenians. O'Mahony, il is
said, is already nearly crazed, and the
entire corps of salaried officials at Union
Square, who lave been swallowing up
twelve thousand dollars month Of the
funds of the Brotherhood, have been dis
charged by order okihe committee appoin-
ted. Crowds Of the disatlecteG Yesterday
visited the headquarters Of Presiden,
Roberts, and rendered their services, which
were accepted with the p-oviso that they
meant fight. And thus is ended the
great swindie of Urion Square, with its
magnifcen. furniture, its liveried servants,
its sumptuous Congress, its salaried Off
Gals, and all its other regal arpur>
tenances
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N a II | T 0 W O c.:
Where Will it End?

HIGTo w Ill IL EQO
Il would seem as though the very
moment a noIiiern man arrives on the
souah side Of Mason and Dix MS line,
tnat lie fo,gets, if he ever knew, the pre-
cePt AMI moral taught by the little Viz
pguian stakeholder who owned Ratchet
AID whose father owned cherry tree.
So forgel.u! do they seem 10 become Of al
that Is truthful, that il appears as if the
father Of lies took possession Of item al
tie instant Of their 'cIo>sing the Rub
lyou y t were forcbIy reminded Of this
OIL l,'ely reading an article III Chicago
ralical paper, and copied into another Of
tie sane solt published in Milwaukee,
Written ~ correspondent travelling in
Alabama. The correspondent pre,ends
to describe scene in the ladies ca! CD
an Alabama railroad in which a couple
Of women became intox Gated 10y using or
" dipping snuff" and finally winds up by
say ing that he is describing the habits o.
the first famies"'
Now, snuff dipping is bad enough, but
It IS no worse than chewing tobacco, and
farther il is not INDUCED in, at least not
IN public, by only the very common peo>
pie, whose worse than counterpart can lie
fund in the haunts of vice both in
Chicago and Milwaukee
,te al. remember with what exclama
tons ot horror AID disgust our arstocacy
read the books published some years ago
b. tie Lng)i.h writer's, Mrs TRoLLoPE and
air DlCKEXs, 10 which the habits and
vices Of low society are described as being
those of tie respectable class of Cur pc J.
lie. Yel il seems 10 be an lmposslbiiity
for any one who can write a scrawl 20 pass
from north to south without writing false
hoods even more ridiculous.
THE reconstruction committee at Wash
ingLon are quite busy examining witnesses
and asking them what the southern people
think of this and that, but they take care
never to ask, what do you think of us
"a lying people! y What is thought
Of The ISLANDERS We preach and print! = etc.
Lying Misrepresentation had more TO
do with The unanimily with which the late
rebellion was sustained 10 the south than
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To Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec'y of War.

A ROMANTIC SroRY-A Memphis pa
per says, that some ten Years ago, young
couple married, and at the end of year,
after the birth of a daughter, they sepe.-
ated, and divorce was obtained. For
nine years they never saw or heard from,
or spoke of each other. The little girl
was taught TO believe that her father was
dead. Two or three days ago, as the lady
and daughter entered business house in
Memphis, they met the husband and father
coming out. Each stopped and looked
into each others face-then the father
turning to the child and STOPPING down,
took her in his arms, pressed her to his
bosom and covered her with kisses. Set
ting her down, be looked once more into
her mothers face and started to 90. He
heard his name and turned. Another look,
and the husband and wife were left alone
for few minutes, then a carriage was
called, and but few inmates more had
elapsed before they were married.
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Eg' In the house of representatives on
Thursday Mr.. ElDREDoE presented memo
rials from the Wisconsin Legislature on
the equalization Of soldiers boun'ies in
reference to ship car al through the slate
Of Wisconsin, connecting lake Michigan
with the Mississippi river and the gulf of
Mexico; for the improvement Of the bar
Dor of Superior City. Wisconsin, and a
joint resolution declaring it to be the duty
of senator DooL1r1LE to resign. The lat
ter was referred to the committee on re-
construction.
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S9' The charges duplicating DODGE

S9' The charges. duplicating DODGE
alias SCRATCH GRvEL, in the murder Of
the JoYcE children iu Roxoury, Mass.
some eight months ago, have been with
drawn, the Investigations showing tina. be
was not in Massachusetts, a, the time the
murder was committed
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OTHER VESSELS BURNED.

Two or three schooners lying alongside
the dock, the names of which we could not
ascertain, were burned. Any attempt to
rescue them from the burning pile would
have been disastrous, and they were left to
their fate.
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EXPLOSIONS.

During the progress of the fire several
loud and heavy explosions occurred, send
ing up volumes of flame and burning ma
te,ial, which were generally supposed to
be caused 10y the bursting of oil barrels.
1t was also reported that quantity OF am
munition belonging to the artillery was III
the building, which, if true, would account
for some of these explosions, none of which
were, however, sufficiently heavy to cause
any particular damage OF danger.
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EARACHE.-A small quantity of the oil
of almonds mixed with few drops of
chloroform.
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The absolute certainty that from six to
twelve human beings lost their lives on
tie occasion is the most deplorable feature
OF the catastrophe. In addition TO those
already mentioned, eye witnesses state
TIA. they saw several iamr from the Win
, 1866-05-30

AnS,ss i az .r ;, ~ -
Taers il but little arriving and anlrss f:.re should
he = reduction 10 Lake Frt:Ehts. lard prices Will
rrnhably suffer no dccltcc, tom present rites, Nc
Mapc. 2 cord, delivered. %
Meech, y Eoad, drliEcreA. eHG
, 1866-05-30


n = r., 1851 10C.i GItIs1f l0y
T. s. 5s5s lSs;s. .lH1 asq1l14 1124
u. s. 5.a1-, 1sN,.. .11lIGt1E. lb.E
Il. 5. 5sAt :Sg5. 1oi3sSGl0a lEA
Il, =. 10-fie.. ......,. :5;*CI a5H 90
IT, S. 7-Gs, III rvr,ce 1Ga G51D.4 1ea!t 1Gsz
Z. :. 7-30s, I'd ses7eE --.1Gs ltita4 1Dshi ft1teH
u. S. - ID tezie.. III. xvi.s:l 1g.i1ab11e3
U. 5. Comp d Int, Notes,
June, 3SG4. I1a:Nul
Jnis, isSi, :. 49,. ..........irl gins SO
u. ). tomp'd Int. Notee.
August, l$fi4- .11bss 0110ss
u. - Conlr'd Tut So!e..
Octnter, tsii---. l01ts G21D3Ss
Deecmosr. 1sEt.......-1as,:01a ..
U. s. Gonu'd Int. So,cs,
Mry, 1876 ...-..........M6 0!h'is
Z. 5. omp'a Int. Notes,
AnSn:t, ss65----..-- .lGlsse51D!ss
L. S. Comp'l Int Notes,
Septenlb.l, 1eI5. .--.M GE10lis
q. :. Comp'u Int- Notes.
October lSA;j----*- .-.fU317Jit3A
There T. great scarriIy here OF Ftse-Twclty
Nonds. and The local demand Is quito active.
LEGAL Bonds were qnie, but irsu. Nc quote:
isuy1nc. selling.
Chiea.o City Seven7...- ~ Mt:1t y
Cool: Ctnaty sercns.. Ss3S Si..W ~
Cook Co. scrip. new....1Gs kIi1U 1us GLE
Chamber Of tOM.. old :. E11x
, 1866-05-30

Is the opl5 Ph7s:etau 6pectsst How In the city
that can be entirely relied upo1 TO 70 H3 and tot
suffer Dlsease 10 remain In your system. dfs~1urt1e
your ace and boy besides destroying yous happiness
and futn1e prospects IL life. IT, has made personal
dsease and nervous debility ba studT for the last
twenty years. aud Is therefore the pe1som whom all
afflicted shonid consult No one ever heard OF pA-
tlerlof bis not being cured since he has been In tnfa
ctts Hts zepntaslon hss vouchers IT. an tue city pa
pert patteuts and the medical profession. both here
and ahsoad, being the ekl1iet Specialist here
and thorough master Of his profession. lall Others
fa, don't despair Eve hin cals. 1t Is oniy con-
mon occurrence with him to cure snth casca. Ills
rooms a,e separate fr ladies' AID sc1tes1tn, anu the
most complete In the city. Consu};stlona tree aud
cp,aa1 &ial.
Ufee No. 17D sonth Clark s.rcet, cosaer orsfonroe,
half block from the Post Once. Post Occ Eo1 Is l..
Chicaso, III. Office hours 1on II. n. to sr. II,
Sead for his Gulde 70 uealtn, published monthly.
hee Of chasEe-
YorSo Mkx, TAKK PAsr1ccLAK EoT1CE.-Docsor
T.espw teyntes much oE his tine to the treatment ot
:hcsc cases caused By secret habit which rains both
bed5 nnn mind, uniting the unfortunate tadtEadas!
for either business society The sad effect OF these
early habits or the excess :pcr yara IL to weak
and dsblsa,e the Constitution, destroy the physical
and mental powers dtralosh and enceb1e ta nstnral
feelings a1d t1hsust the vital euesues Of manhood
the plfaaures Of HE arc ua.Ecd. the object Of as.
nsze fnf.rnsed and existence ilself rendered tern
of uuceasire misery aud regret Such persons, espe
c,sls those eantenp1atl1x marriage. snoud lose uo
tiuue in making fprcdsatc application, as Dr.. u. b
his ne treatment Il enabled to eos1re asneedS aud
permanent cure.
KF oG1ec. 179 South clArf.s.- caFne- OF Monroe
, 1866-05-30
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERClAL.


TCEspkr EVENING. May e. 1855
The heavy receipts Of Produce during the psefsrt
week has czusrd yc1y active demand for currency
by country banks, aid the n.oncy markell y eradu-
ally working closer. St1l, there is no particular
.prceture, and the Oily banks aer generally sccom-
nodattnT good customers at 10 pr eeu1 PER annum.
Second class and outs.de paper arc generally hid
orcr for consideration while Inferior grades
discounted BY rtrctt brokers Al 1Cl:i per cent per
month.
The market Tor Eaz*e1n Exehansc, under The In
aueoee Of closct money market, Is caHicr. aud
round lots Htre sold today amonw bankers at par
10 &c premium. Conn;cr rates were also shade
easicr-buytug at par and yelling Al 5)cSE.l.00 per
thousand p1eminm. The supply Of exchange u
evidently increasing.
The Liverpool Eteamcr, with dstes 10 the 1Sth.
was telegzaphcd this morning. rtportine tteaa-
ttuna Esm; provisions duli; Fise.T~enty bondss
66Q66t. ...,.-...,.
This news had no visible effect on tho Eeucrsl
rroduee markets. Flour "as tnose active and drm.
but there was no change IN quotations. Wneat
was extremely dull and prices ruled 1c lower
Com wus ACTIVE aud without material change in
PRICES Oa,s uerr ea-icr and active. Rye advaneed
1c per bu4heL Barley fu.ed quiet. Provisions
were Asnet.
The receipts Of Corn alone in thi. market, during
The past tho days, amounted 10 653, rs bushels.
The receipts Of Lumber At thi. port yesterday,
amounted to Is, ,0u, 900 feet
The market Tor United States Bonds ts a1alu
bupyant ard active. notwithstanding the heavy
tctuitiances OF FNe-1wenfics from Europe during
the past two weeks, they bave I'LL been absorbed,
and qnosstions arc ~ high now rs before ihc Eng
lish panic took place This is Satisfactory prool
OF the ability OF tie country 10 take c1te of all its
Indebtedness; and 1t will be no misfortune to us
should The bonds keep coming from Europe. fol
when The English capitalists want to buy them
back. lheS will be ablc 10 do 20 only at hishc1
rates. To-iay Flvc-Twcntl.= were quoted In Ne"
York at To-, una Seyeu-Thir.ies 1t l0at3 lb2ixI
Gold cpcncd In New YORK to-tisy 1t 1J7;s, ad.
RANGED to 13sas and closed III 1871. The following
nre The quotations te,ecraphed 10 james Boyd :
, 1866-05-30

EObAckes Stomach Bittcrs
Custs Dytpspsta
Kobacl<'s Stomach DItters
Increases the Appetite.
KoDaclx"s Etvma cla Isittcrs
Strengthens tho System.
Roback.s Stomach Btttcrs
As5lsta Digestion.
Koback'~ Stomach. 1ttters
Regulate the Acidtty Of the Stonacn,
Epz7ack.s stomach Kitxers
Cuses Dlasyhea
Nobaclx'~ Stomach Bitters
Ars the beat sruulaut IN uAc
Tsoback.s Stomach Ritter.
Relieve Co. s:loatioa
Robnclx.s Stomach asIttcEs
are uneqnalied for Geuosl debility
Rtbnck"s Stomach BiIters
Cares Nervous Hesdacne
RobsacIk-s Stomach Ritters
Are sold ty all Retail urusgtste
IRoI,u<lk,s Stomach 8itters
Are tor fA1e By Wholesale Drucsists
Bpbscf's Eto,nsch B,sters are the only Ditter1 ts
should b. psed oy 'he people rom the iace saas lne1
are made from pure drugs and liquor, :,
The Bitfc<s ast n1-1ufscfure6 wdef the kupe11tend
rrat care islakea ID ;he selection Of the drugs froo
Filters to tpe pubic, " Touid esl the.r especial II
eo e es aS ~ e,ss &
teresaN Etli be u.anluouF N favor with tsobaek'
Stomach Blsterf. re o9|y asE tbs peogie e b u
Successors to c. v. RobssS. is. IS, Go asd i:
Eest Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
R,1EESl-121n F,xAW5dp
, 1866-05-30
TO BUILDERS.
auttintt Ea!fs.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUI

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUI
NASHVILLE. TKsS-. May Il, l75a |
Iv1l offer for sale. at public auction. ut the Gn!u
States Eranki1n shops, il Aa:pstlte ie27 co;nms:
,1g 5; ne s e. a. S naa
iarse Ia ii se1Ticr.bc quarter ssose.. "a q.
nacAEtr5 at The Gnlted States shops, rons!sttt
1sttsm engine, 1o1ts Inch cylinder; do. ez1s In
cylinder; boiler llo dlaneset, ?! fest IorE: ira
9feet: un,ixht presa dtls: Lathe sh%t2ss s!ns,
Wis6 Iron sieats istle hana viii wooaeo Shear:
lathe pattern EaSeER, trnon :hineA: b3w "a:
chine: I spoke nuchine; ! Grtndstoue macauS:
Eckey sfick machine; noEs'ctag machine d51'ita
ineh eyiiodeT: MeGowan 1nsce pamps: i: pulley
boE, tnFIcd. ftpr, 10 81 ~ et line s2al
ing; @ feet leather tetttaEs 6to feek ruoosr he'unk
&t.- &C. ro,ys
TIL. list sEenaes nil kinds Of tools. oa1T snail pa
euuuatraiet. ,.r
try equt1es III planes assorted. ST. ause1> as:orte
i6bracea natchr:s, hanutEs, ch!cas. G1uses
! crawipr sniye=. aAsi!s. siraEes, &C.. &c. .
I MATERIAL
Thta list Includes ali ktnd of nnate71a used b. tn
CO. .eHneat such ~ bolts, ~ szss sSfeEs sn sazss
buckles. ali Sizes rings. az sizes: 1669 % sheet iun
~ 81 Kalra1zeu Iron t22 GS % iron. asSoEsed "
IS ho,P iren; ta,,s9s ftes .nnoeF. assorted 50
Holsr medicioe of M k,ods. tarslecs' chests aaa II
u xtruments. mIsce.tareous articles, &C, &c
THIS property y al ,sap1as ngi
Fer<ons 1slox fsspecslnS this pEo2rs
y ~ FeesSs ]! b calling a. my office en- ce'1s
;. "A ~ III By crdsr of T. r. EpnT.
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