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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery At McMinnville, Tenn.

FEsEuaRT RCLEs ls6d.
Andley, Mary and homss HARRISON, and others
v Bill 10 sell Lard.
Joseph HarnsOu, AudieY and Ei.sabsth WisemEn,
fettJ hcG5sgoF, James Lawrence and wife Viz
Eilla
IN this cause, appearing to the satisfaction q
the Clerk aud Master ihsf the above named de-
iendants are nOn-reaidsBts Of tie Sac Of Tennes-
see - thas the ordinary process Of lev cannot Be
served upon t1em; i Il therefore ordered that pub
hcalon Be made f0r fogT successive weeks, IN the
Nashville Union, a newspaper published il The
ciiy o. NsEhulles Tennessee, requiring sad de-
PENDANTS 20 spBear On the frst day Of our next
Court, 70 Dc held a. the Court house in MeMnn-
vile. on the fourth Monday IN March nexs ten
and there % plead, ansEer or 0emur 10 complain
ants BILL OF the same viii Be taken for confessed q
70 them, and set Tor hearing ex psrts
J. E.MORFORD, c. an.
iebl8-WfI' BY J. Q. BILLS, D. @.
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We respectfully invite liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be excelled, or our terms com
Psted with
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Mashrille Anlull.
fERHB or gURsoRT1TIov
RATES OF ADFKRTIsFKe.

- p, HAIABLE n ADVANCE.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., |
PUBLIC SgUARE, NAsHYILLE,

March 18th, 1866.
rF,HE C,llov- No mined packages Of Freight re
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t,,ty dsvz from This da.e
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In Chanoery at Huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, lse6.
J J = . y hITT777
vs.. BIN.
n II a.


y b Burrow.
IN this cause. It appearing 10 the Clerk ana Mas
Ter, THAI the defendants Hannital Eader. Msrtea
rsSieT snd v e MARI, Brevard, Hiiliard For
sna vile Elizabeth. John somers ard v ie Marlba
soen, bsnks N and Elenoreo Bsscum, and Napo
leon 5omers, children OF Joha aad Maribs. Nfpo
eAn bGrros and child Of Banks NJ are net citizen.
q TINS state but Of the STATE Of Arksnsas aad ALEC
Edward Keen and wife Meranda, Napoleon B
MAY, 4ohr 3, sld TiTgIniS Keen. fsndsnts are
nan-fesi1ents Of tie state Of Tennesses, 80 thsl
ne ordinary process Of Law cannot - Fefved upou
them
IL Is therefore ordertd that publication be made
fot iour SIC essive weeks, IN the Nashville Union
newspaper published 10 the city C Nashville, ~
curing sad dsiendan;s 70 appeaT Of rext urt %
Be held az the courthouse in the toEG OF Hun ing.
don, Tenn, on The hrst Monday IN August next,
then and there 10 plead, snxEer on dsmur 10 com
painEnts bili. or the same viii Be taken FOR couas.
sed IS to them and set for hearing ex pafte.
sPrl0-4tE sW HAWKINS, CAM.
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Original Attachment No 500

George W. Henley Is John Ervn.
1T sppesriog from the afhdsut hled IN this case
tls me neisndAHi John Krvn ~ conds. - 49,
the o dinafy rocess cannot b. served on him Id "A
thsleiose eiaefsd thsi puiics,on De- made i0r tour
successive wceks ~ the Narhytue IIps,, te~s,,
the sad aobn kitln u Appesr b. ore John Mnis. =
Justice o. the feaoe 10 Madison.iiie. Norr,s
county, Tenuessee, % The l6th day OF june. ia
y AnsSef inen snd saefe he sid Attachment A.
tle Lac d eois. or the same VI ls tskan a. -
Tossed an heard "a pNrte ~ 10 HIM. ms ne an
day q necesEber, lSJj.
mArlS-ttv JOHN MINIS, Up.
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Original Attachment..No 294

JOIN a MIIIgan Fs. AndeY Mllsaps.
1T sppesrng from the sfidayit Tied IN this case
thsf ths defendant conceals himself or ahscon3s
thsi the ordinary process cannot Be served on him:
It's therefore ordered thst puhlcAion be made flr
four successive weeks IN the Nashville Union. no
ttying the SAID Anday MilsEps 70 Hppear beflrs
John Mn :, aJGstee Of the Peace IN Mad sonEille.
Mohroe county. Tennessee. on the l6sh day OF
June, lSg6, 70 answer T. en- and there the said At
tachmsn mi IS the Law directs, or the same viii hs
tsken - confessed End heard e1 psrte as 70 him,
This the 9Th day q QecembtT, Is65.
nasrlS-4IS JOHN MINIS, J. P.
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IN Dyspepsia,

aud its attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. There is moth
ing in the whole range Of Materis MedicA that can
o. moment bear comparison with II 10 this dis
ease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the 18th edition OF the U. s. Dispensatory
pages 1857 and 1883
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
beenf years engaged, has just be D brought to q
su cessiul termination, and he is now enabled 10
ofeT 10 the public a combination Of CEDROE with
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he u confident has no equal in the world.
De might furnish a volume Of certificates. but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value The sRfest plan is for
every one to test for himself the Tirtuesl q new
medicine.
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In Chsncery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, 1856.
Jesse >. mctial0,
vs.. Cross Bill.
Jsnes MeClaln. e As

IN tnls cause I appearing to the Clerk and Mas.
Ter thst the defendants James Mccain Win a
= ncSiss "a nes Ioney and wife jane A., sussn
r meClS,n, VIM Mccain, sarah Jspa NrClara
and Ehzsoeth Mclean, las. three uninoT chiIJ-e5,
o. John - McClain, decd, are non residents on he
stAle o. Iennessee, 50 thsi the ordinary process OF
ias c. no. oe served upon them His Therefore or.
IeISc tiA' puocaHoa Ue made Tor for successive
weeks IN lhe Nashville Union, peWspsner ppb.
llsned u tue eliy OF Nashville Tennessee reduir-
ing ssa aeaendsnts 70 appear At the August term Of
Sle Si-0sl9 Sourt oi smith county, 70 be held az
answer the Cross bill Of A. MeClsin seaiast tham
and ot'ers OF TIE same will be taken for coniessed
ana 81 ioi near ng exparte, a. 10 them.
hIsI1s-sH ID. H CAMPBEI.lA C. & NJ
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No. 263.

E'OR sALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-I31,
Il Acrea; ons SMALL Frame Building Of two rooms
iences IN order; THREE SULPHUR BPRI NG5-
White, Red and Black; Two Freestons Springs.
One cstern on the MIL G93 feet front ou the Buena
Vista Pike; the entire pi Is about square. On
the 49, acres are found hill, gica, bower resaas
rocks IA bold relief Urecipice, fat, springs creek
and romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, m possession Of the ght man, can Be- made
the most att active sumner rssOr. about Nashville.
and betng only ~ miles from the city, h easIly
rearhsd BY puFsts conveyance, and no Doubt ~
fore msny months Will be accessible By Street Rail
road. PTlce q. 500, on easy terms. ARMY hi
II. G. SCOVEL, Real Estate Agent.
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY tue Of six writs Of 4 IA, to me directed from
ID the circuit Court C: the United states Tor tue
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued At its October
term 1862 will on 5atur ay the l4th day Of ApIl,
1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m. fell at pub
he auction 70 The highest bidder, for cash in hand,
Al the court house door in Nashville, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
Ia which 4. j. Hin has in and 10 the following de-
scrbed real estate, 2: town lot In the town Of
Mem nnNille, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Of the Main street 10 fald town, beginning at
stake the n W corner Of lawson Wsillng's lot, it
being also the corner of the lot herein described,
and ON the edge OF Main street, running south .
poles and " links to stake said Walllng's cor
ner thence east with his line poles and l6 links to
a stake on spIing street; thence with the same
south poles aud , links 10 a sake on Summer
street; thenee vest with said street poles and 6
Inks 10 the S. +. corner OF ", h. Warder's lott
thence with his line north 10 poles aud 10 links 10
the n 4. corner GA Main street, and links west to
the n W. corner OF Thomas G. Smartts shop;
thence east with Main street poles and q links TO
the beginning; includiCg "a poles Of land in said
bounds, after polling out said IhomaI Z. Smart 5
shop; l. gsther with the brick store house, dwell
ing, and other Improvements thereon 70 satisfy
six executions Rasinst said Iii !, and IN favor OF
Howell smith Co Truitt Bro. Z Co Bancroft &
Co, McCurdy Bro q Brewster Hyatt, lngraham
a Co. and HaddO k Reed & Co.
mart 4tW Il. K. GLASCUCk, NJ. NJ. ID. i.
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their COMMITTEES, have a personsl interview
with the Commissioner, q which ! readily
sssented, as I have no feeling in the matter
Whatever, except to administer the law as
construed by my superiors.
am, very respectfully
PETKR PACK,
Assessor First District Of ul.nnis-
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Sanaritan's Wash.

ls in case Of Syphilis used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. Full diFectOns, Price fiy
cents.
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Msrshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of 8 writ Of f IA. to me directed from
ID the rcuit Court o. the United States, for The
Middle District Of Tennessee, at it October term
ls66, will sell, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April
1866, commencing a. 10 O'Clock q NJ, 81 Public Aue
ton to the highest bidder, for cash hand, 81 the
Court house door IN Nashville, davidson county, al
the llght, ttlei celm, interest and estate WI oh W
II. Horn Son have in and 70 the following ciscrib
ID real estate viz: Lot No H. in kWins's Add tioI
10 the city Of Nashville, fronting 26 feet on Fogs
street, commencing 40 feet from Stevenson 81 Get
and running back l30 feetto ten foot alley being
the same lot the tile Of which WAS vested IN said
". h. Horn kon, by decree Of the ChRnceTy CouT,
Of Davidson county, at its November terms 1865
Also one other lot IN said Addition, being No Is IN
the plan front ng 20 feet on FOgg street, cOmmenc
ing at the West corner OF No IT and running along
SAID street % ieet at right angles. 100 feet 10 ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley WestWArdly u
feet thence 81 nght angles 70 the beg nnngi being
the same Lot the title 70 which was vested IN said
". H. Horn Son by decree OF the Chancery Cour
OF Davidson county, al its November term, 1850, e
SATISFY az execution against said W. II. Horn Son
and IN favor Of Sutphen & Weazs-
mart w4t Err. GLASCOCK, NJ. n. D. T.
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The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknoyl-
edged by physicians aud patients. They are used
10 the u 5. Hospitals, and by their rec merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons
Patient take noticel The ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, as you viii see by
the folloHInp.
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No. 2RA-

EORsALE-One and q nall story BRICK HOTgF
~ No. leA west side Of South Cherry 5 rest, en-
ward, O! four roome-two up, and Two down stairs.
hJdrani Esier, good fence, stOre-room and closet.
Lot aixlGs. brce g. O0J- IS 90 cash, balance In Z
aud y month. intere 81 and hen
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New Photographic Printing proce.


New Photographic Printing Process,
We have received from the inventors.
Messrs. g. +. Desbrats and w. A. Lego
of Quebec, c. T. some specimens OF
prints--done upon a common hand.
printing press-of their newly patented
process for making printing plates by
means Of the photograph
The object Of the patentees is to pro
duce electrotype plates Of pictures,
ready for common printing, like ordi.
nary type printing, without engraving
or other hand work.
The process is briefly as follows, Upon
the vanished side of an ordinary neg
alive, pour = solution Of gelatin CON
tanning bichrOmate of potash Dry,
and expose the uncoAted surface MP
permost to light which fixes that por-
ton of the hichromate upon which the
rays fall Dissolve oil tie unfixed por-
ton by dipping in warm water; drain,
aad We have elm upon the glass more
or less raised, according 10 the strength
Of the lights in the picture Take an
impression Of this film in plaster. Dip
the impressed plaster in hot wax, and
place the waxed surface upon a glass
plate also covered with hot wax. The
WAX upon the plate unites With the wax
upon the plaster, and the latter may
then be removed, leaving upon the
plate facsimile in wax OF the original
photographs gelatin film
The fac simile being now busted with
plumbago, aud sleotrotypsd in the
usual manner, printing block in cop
per is produced, capable of use with
printers ink upon any press.
The specimens We have received are
for the most part copies Of steel plate
engravlngs, and the pictures are com
psEatively well done There is, how
ever, room for improvement-Seisrt
American
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No. 266-

ENOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE. in Fd0essl5 n
~ food roouls los h0Il7O, third house % Cjalls-
w fi2e- Fnee s,5le-sz so cash balance in ons
year interest and len Apply 10
H. g. sC0YEL, Real Estais Agent.
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Marshars Sale.

DT virtue Of q writ OF f "a to noe directed, from
ID the Circuit Court OF United States, for the Md
die Dlstrct OF Tennessee, issued at its OctODei
te m, 1865, will on Saturday, the l4ih day Of Apnl
1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock IN, sell stsPubiiC
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for each in hand, a
the Court house door in Nashville, Davidson county
al the right title, interest," claim and estate which
j. b. Pill Ow has IN and to the following described
real estate, z: certain tract or parcel Of Lano
situated, lying and being in the county Of Maury
State OF Tennessee on the South side OF Duck
and on the waters Of Little Bigby creek, beginning
one pole East Of the creek st a Sycamore; Themes
North IS degrees, West 50 poles 10 stake; thence
West 1874 poles 10 a stake oak, ash and elm pointers
thence south ll3 poles to stake and gEo. Il
Gideon Pillows line; thence EAST PAS poles to al
elm and black walnut, thence North degrees, Yves
% poles 10 a box elder; thence North u degrees
West so poles to an Ssh; thence TO the begiDnir &
containing said bounds l57 acres, more or less u
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and ".
Dale. snd in favor of Cochran 4 Co.
Bar6-w4t Err GLASCOCK, NJ. VI. d T.
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H'OK KhNI-A new Frame House OF rooms
IN North Nashville near the residence III M
r. K Chatham. Price $500 per annun.
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Wheat Crop of Great Britain and
Probable Demand from America.


English papers state that the winter in
England has been exceedingly rainy, with
hurricsnes Of wind. IN low, marshy dis
tricts, the foods have washed the young
wheat away, and the superabundauce Of
water on some Of the clay lands has given
Il a sickly look. The aversge crop of wheat
grown in the United Kingdom is pEt at 49,
000, 900 quarters, or IA ,0o0, 900 bushels, and
the crap Of last year is estimated at u goo,
900 bushels short. About 2ss 900, GOO bush
els are required for consumption and a.
O0O, 600 bushels for seed, making an sgqre-
gate Of 20s, 000, 900 bushels.
The importation Of wheat and -four from
abroad, for the present year, 10 make up
the requirements Of consumption, are estf-
mated at 60, 900 600 bushels. The estimate
Of supplies falls short Of the calculated
wants L, goo, 900 bushels. As the crops in
France, Italy, Hungary, Belgium and the
Germanic provinces are reported short Of sn
average, these estimate would naturally
lead US 70 conclude that advanced rc!es may
be looked for in American wheat during the
summer.
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No. 265.

E0R sALE-BRICK DWELLING q 4 rooms
a alnlnR room, ? chen and seryanfs' room. lot
so1l50 North Mar 20 street next .outb ~ 5eg.1ii
Iormeriy occupied D. 81 lowers. Price q 90
3. ooJ cash balance n 4 and 2 years.
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No. 236.

TsOR sALE-4s7S feet, corner Vine and Union
- streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. Fx-Pre-
sldent Pc K Price $500 per foot. A noble spot for
q hne residence. ~
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DLHT USIoS OFFICE,

DAILY UNToS OFFrcR.
Nashville, April IL, 1865.
The news continues unfavorabIe for the
cotton market, as viii be seen in the dis
patches given below.
Gold is 226, but prices are very unsettled
continued dizziness pervades the CITY
markets in everything except corn, which
finds ready sale at last quotations-ssa9Oe
The following dispatches were received
st the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday:
NV YOKK, April lO-l2.35 P n
Gold l2C; Cotton dropping at SIC; Dry Good
dul aud holders unwilling 70 make concessions.
CIsc1SsATI, April 10.
PORK sl5i Sides l51zs; Lald lsc Whisky "a e
Com 52s57ci Oats 3Csssci Red Whost 81 s0a2 20
ST. LoUIs. AprlIO.
Com 5ss6sc Oats 4oSflc; -Four unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April To-
Fork s25925 60 Corn 1disloa sse,aa, Whit O.,
Gals sc; Lard lsc Sides. Ice asked; Whisky 2g2
Flour unchar ged.
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DR.. John Bull
OF ........-.
Louisville, Kentucky.
His Compound OF WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than a year after their introduction

STAINED reputation as vide spread as the cont.
nent Of North America. But the erowniag glory Of
this life remains 10 be attained in his discovery OF
rather combination, for he does not cam TO have
been the discOverer OF CEDRON. which is the basis
Of the Bitters now offered 10 the public. That hon
or belongs to the native inhEhtants Of Central
America, TO whom its virtues hsYe been known tor
more than two hundred years Armed with II the
Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly malaria,
sHd handle without fear, the most venomons SER
penta. Its belief with them, that while there is
bre th in the body, the Cedron Is potent to cme no
matter Whit the disease may be.
While DR.. Bull s not preps ed TO endorse this ex-
trsVagant pretension, he Is nevertheless sat SIZED
from Q thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting 70 IFS virtues, that 81 remedy and pTaVelta-
I've for al disease arising froIn exposure. iber
to the weather or climate, or to miasmatic inAuen-
ees, II stands
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1863
7fNI777l IVVls
George X. Orsnge,
vs.. Supplemental and Amended Bill.

UeOIge n. Unnge,
Sarah A. Biibo, ct ais '''
IN this cause, it appearing To t1e sstisf.ot,,, =,
OF me CLERK and Master that the def ndanfs 81
ran A. Biloo, Abel II. Bilbo, Josephine n B1bo
Nancy J. bhoo, are non residents OF the STATE II
Ieni.e7see, 80 mat the ordinary process OF law
dered that publication be made for four conserutva
weeka, Ia the Nashville Union, a pewspsrer NM.
llshed ~ me city of Nashville, Tennessee, regnir
ns SAID delsDdanls 70 sppear at the next term on ne
ehsneery Court Of Smith county 10 BE- had M -
Court house In Carthage, en- the third MONDAY In
August, lsoe. then aud there 70 plead spsEer or
ae S 70 eomplanants ball, or the same win he
70 ,s mem, "a, D. H. CAMPBELL, a NJ.
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10 DTERTISERs II BKrAn.
TIE RATES WILL BK AZ FoITovo.

ADVERTISEMENTS n the Special Column. erst time
from 70 hness u Oo-eack sdditionsi line ~
cent? subsequent Insertions, 10 cents Ier line n
Local Column, nrst umes from tc lines al o.
eseh additional Inc 80 cents; subsequent inser
tons, Is cents pen line. sA'ei-
All advertisements occupying speeial rosst,o,
cd Al double column sdverlf ssrss-t f 5000 ~
charged $50 per cent. advance o. reg1ie, 80
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wa Be- charged At the regular advertising r,tss.
Ana Lnust ln'AIlAniy be pad advance, OF no in.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted Chs
shove rates Tor AdyeriElngs 70 which We hind our.
selves strictly 10 Adhere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING 90
JOHN WALLACE, for the Ls.Dareh
BARRY, WIEHAM a 90. foT Prsss.
Ball. JONES 4 CO., for Gazette
NASHVILLE. TEEs-. sept Is 1885
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No. 235.

FLOR RENF-Fiheeu Acres Of good Land, at srst
= Toll-gate on Gallatin Pike.
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No. 222.
No. 223.
No. 225

ElOR SALE-A small Farm Of rs Acres, on the
- Brick Church Pike, miles north Of Nashville.
well In proved. Frame house Of three rooms, AZ.
tie, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fine young or
ehArd Of 600 fruit trees, jul beginning 10 bear an
pies, peaches, piums, cherries and pums, ali well
enclosed. $3.50 per acre; one-hslf cash, balance
IN one year Possession gwen January lst, 1855.
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No. 27s.

Tue ERWIN HOUSE Tor Lssse.-This IL oea
- ~ ne ~ so-t hotsis M haslFils hssiuR sixfy
deing a good BUSINESS. Inc furniture Of the bon.s
y e sold at appraised prioes snd Hotel ie.se5
- $3.50 Per 47aen, i5r iour years from Jsnusry
lsi, lssG Apply 70
4. g. SCOVEL,
iissi Estate Agent, corner Capitol Avenue and Psr
Street..
once and resldsnce. corner Park street and Can
10 Avenue, oppozlts east fr01t Of State Csplt5l.
For snJ Of the above mentioned property apply
70 n q. BCOV Eli
RIAL EsTkTE AGENT,
Corner q PARK Street. and Capisol AEsnnss oppOaii
hAst Froli d ne state Capitol.
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