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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05


For the neatest Cards. Bill. heads, Circulars.
Lcttcr-heads, Checks and, indeed, all kinds Of
printing, either plain fancy, call at the UNION
AND AMERICAN Jon Rooms Union and American
Block, corner of Church and Cherry streets. Call
at the counting room and examine specimens.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs AND BASE MPosITIoNs.
For fine Carte de Visites, OF large Photographs,
plain OF elegantly colored. call at GTERs' Gallery.
~ Union street. Lje3-lm
For one Of those Gems of Art. a beautiful col
orcd Pearl Miniature call at GIERs' Galley AZ
! Union street. je|-lm.
OLD PArERs-Wc have on hand large num-
| Der of old newspapers. suitable for merchants to
wrap up goods. etc, for sale cheap. ljelw
PERSONS advertising in the street cars can have
cards printed at the UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
to fit the car pannels, in a style not to be oluaod
in these regions.
SNoLAxDERs EXTRACT BUcHU will cure the
worst cases of kidney disease, gravel and usor-
dcrs arising from dissipation and excuses Try it,
| il will do you good. large bottle for only ONE
DOLLAR. Sold by all apothccaries and Ewin
| Pendlcton, and Demovile & Co.. Nashville.
ap2l--d&wlm
| A BARGAIN-Any person wishing to buy good
Family Grocery, located on Cherry street, between
Church and Union, with complete fixtures and Il
! fine trade. can get a bargain by applying for par
ticulars to J. O. Griffith, at the UNION AND ANEEr
! Can Office. may24-lw
PRlv,rE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read DIR. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. Ljan23-Gm
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ATTEMPTED SrlCIDE-James Jackson, one Of
tho pruprictors of the livery stable opposite the
Theatre attempted to commit suicide. yesterday
morning, by swallowing an ounce and half Of
rhluriiarm aud two Of laudanum. Medical aid
was called ia SO soon ~ his conduct was made
known. thus thwartng his designs. not however
until the anlidote taken had rendered him uncon-
srious.
After returning 10 consciousness he abused his
attending physicians for preventing the drugs
from having their desired effect
Cause of his attempt at selt-lestruction Is at
trbutcd 10 disappointed love. lie is now con
Gnod in the workhousc, TO prevent a repetition of
the act. which he VOWS he will repeat soon rs
he Is at liberty.
BtcoEpEU's CoUUr.-Georgc Jordan was before
the Recorder yesterday. charged with stealing a
Iair of boots-was fined $50 and sen: to the work
house.
Five cases of disordcry conduct, fined So; one
orwhom was sent to the workhouse. Three cases
ofdrunkonncss and disorderly conduct. fined SIS.
Alfred Jones' colorcd, for obtaining money un-
der false prctcnccs was fined So and sent to the
workhouse
Eight eases ofduukcnncss. fined So. Twelve
miscellaneous cases, fined $53-Gyc of whom were
sent 10 the workhousc.
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erty.
There has been heavy thunder showers all over
the Southwest, and the lightning has done much
damage.
The ship Artisan. with 1000 bales ofcotton, was
burned at the warf yesterday, having been struck
by lightning.
New crevaSses have been made by the heavy
rains. Alexandria is OverhOwed, and the details
are heart-rending. People are driven to RATS
for protection. An immense amount of property
is destroyed, and no relief is possible until the
floods Subside. Avlst number Of stock have been
drowned
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Court MAETIAL.-The Court met at the usual
hour yesterday morning.
As an order had been issued by Gen. Thomas
for all business Of the various military Offices to
be closed from 10 a. m. to > p. m, in respect to
the memory of Gen. Scott. there was nothing
DONE but 10 adjourn over until to-day at the usual
hour
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From TnNna-

New ORLEANS, June 4th, lS66.-The 18th n. y
Cavalry arrived from Texas to day, hOmeward
bound. Most of the troops in Texas are coming
home.
The Texas Emigrant Convention ask for law;
for the protection of contracts made in Europe.
Heavy ShOWers-Thunders
HOw-Fire and Destruction of Prop.
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LEVEL. Massachusetts, and sold by
Druggists and dealers every where at wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY, DEMoVILLE 4 WHARTON.
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THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES. AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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National Typographical Union.

MILWAUKEE, June THE bridge at kilbOuT
city has been rebuilt, and trains passed over L
day on the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroads.
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For fine Carte de Nisites, OF large Photographs,
plain or elegantly colOred. call at GIERs Gallery,
~ Union street [je3-lm
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PRIy,rE MEDICAL ADvICE.-Read DIR. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. Ijan2}-Gm
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A Rare Rusiness Chance

COUNTY AND STATE RIGHTS OF A
" Patent Covering. Wiebe's improved mode of
Advertising in City RailrOadCars and other public
places, are now offered for sale cheap. For cir
cular containing full particulars, address
FREDERICK WIEBE,
Knoxville. Tennessee. p. o. Box l04.
rnaylS-dl,vH
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Brown, Sutherland & Co.,
,nrncr of Hines and Ewing St.. Mcst Nasyill
CINCINNATI PRICES.

I'VE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO WORK
w in the Wpst complete and satisfactory man
ner, at
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Union Pacific Railroad.
. Rri1Is-p Rebuilt

OMAHA, June 1.-The first hundred miles of tn
Union Pacific Railroad was completed yesterday
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Bank of Fnltnn.......9s
NORTH CAROLINA.

JOmmerclaI Bank ......IU
Farmers Bank of n. ;
CarOllna........ .......1lE
) Merchants Bank.........2a
Bank of RoxbOro'......-.20
} Miners and Planters
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PERSONS advertising in the street ears can have
cards printed ut the UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
to fit the car pannes, in style not to be eIuallod
in these regions
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Central Railroad Bank 90
Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany...93
Bank of Middle Ga.....S5
Marine Bank..............S 80
Nashville and ChattanOO
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OLD PAPERS--Wc have on hand n large num-
Der of old newspapers suitable for merchants to
wrap up goods etc., for sale cheap. jew
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For one of those Gems of Art. beautiful col
orcd Pearl Miniature, call at GTERs' Galley, AZ
] Union street ic,3-lm,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Bank of America ......9C
LouiSiana......-5C
" New 0rleanE..75
Canal Bank..................90
Citizens Bank".......-...90
Crescent City Bank....~75
Louisiana State Bank.-5O
Northumberland Traders
Bank...-.............
Merchants Blnk".40
Southern Bank-......,par
Union Bank.~.".,.,.......15
New Orleans Scrip......S0
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Direct importation from Ct,ba-25o 900 choice Sc
BY CLfFFORD & MATHEWEs,
At Store No. III East bay.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant at IL
o'clock
THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND FAvoRTTE
BRANDS OF BEGARS &C.:
$4,000 INGENERIOS
10000 Rega1ia de Ia Reina
5000 RegaHa 0hica
10000 Media Regalia Butanfca
$4,000 Media Conchas do Rega1ia
10000 Londres
$4,000 Media Regala.
All Of the above branded "Young America" and
warranted by F. Lopez Co., segur Manufacturers in
Havana.
800 gallons SHERRY WINE, casks from 10 to ca gal
Ions each
2s5 gallons Jamaica Rum in casks from % to 90 gallons
each.
100 gnlons Brandy In casks from 25 to 80 gallons each
IL half pipes best Catalonia Carct Wine, 62 gallons
each
60 bags Havana Smoking Tobacco 60 to T5 lbs oach
boxes White Sugar, 4S0 to 600 lbs each
l box assorted Spanish Chocolate
12 casea Holland Gin In bottles
200 dozen assorted Guaya MarInaIade and Jelly
kegs Spanish Olives.
viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers and articles to
be removed immediately after the sale.
The above imported direct from Cuba and the at
tention Of dealers is called to the same.
Terms cash.
HJ-The Savannah Republican Augusta Constitution
aist Atlanta Inteigencer and Columbia Phoenix will In
sert three times, every other day, and send bill to c. NJ
November2
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New ORLEANS MKRoHANTs' ExcHANdE.--We are
glad to learn that the furniture, sam 10 tables,
eto., for the new exchange, which was organized
In tho onrly part Of the past summer, ore all COM
daily exchange meetings at once, In the rotunda Of
the Custom Houae or some other central location,
until tho Exchange Room on Common street is
finished. We understand that the suEerintond don't
for regular daily kilograms from all parts OF the
world, SO that New Orleans is at length In posse
sion ofa thorough organized exchange, where her
business, and interchange OF opinions aud infor-
nation as In other important commercial eities.
Ne,o Orleans Ptcdyute,
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THE CHARLESTON HoUsE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs. STotL
WEpD & Go. will guarantee to furnish them with o
larger variety to select from than any house in tho
c also, to sell all ARTICLES at low prices as they
ca,. be had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases,
any sze free Of charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them
and will assure oil that will call at their storo Of
evory accommodation and every attention.
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LADIES TOILET COMPANIONS"

TVlHE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES Is REspECT-
Il FULLY invited to the choice and handsome assort-
ing Of:
VASES AND TOILET SETS of the latest importation
French and English Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes
Fine Buffalo and Ivory Combs
Lubn'a Genunie Extracts and Soaps
French Pomndes and Cosmetques
Florida, Verbena and Lavender Waters
Genuine Ferina and Wicker Cologne
Shands and MoArthur'a Lily White
Hgeeman's Camphor Ice
DamaAk, Rose and Lily Tablets
HASEL STREET DRUG STORE opposite the syna-
gogue. SOLOMONS 4 CALDWELL
November 10 mw2 ]. III. CALDWELL, Druggist
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Sixty FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Kalma Mills Company having no further use for
their Teams will offer for sale lat their Works the
South Carolina Rairoadl eight INLET from Augusta,
Ga, on the FIRST TUESDAY In December,
SIXTY t60) FINE MULES and TWO t2) HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c, &c.
Most Of these Mules brought from Kentucky last
winter and very superior animals; they all in
excellent order after working hard the entire summer.
There ts finer lot Of Mules in the country Terms cash.
BENJAMIN F. EVANS
President Kalma Mills
HJ Augusta ConsHtuuonalist, Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser, publish
daily TIL 25th instant, and send bill to this office.
November IL
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Ertensiue Sores, Lot and Residence on Business
Part of East Bdy.
ny CIIFEORD dy MI GA1fIiFCyVES.

Part of East Bay.
BK CL1FFORD 81 MATHEWEs,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Lea Broad Street.
On TUESDAY, 20th November at IL O'Clock at the Old
Custom House, will be sold,
All that weilknown BUSINESS STAND and valuable
LOT OF LAND, with the extensive STORES and WARE
HOUSES Dwelling OF siI rooms and outbuildngs there
on, known No. 73 EAST BAY, being tho west
side, between Tradd and Elliott streets, and extending
from EaBt Bay to Bedons Alley, with entrance from each
having front on East Bay of thirtyeght feet eight
tnches and doph Of three hundred and twelve feet six
ipches to Bedons Alley, and width the Of hir
fxe feet SIX inches. The above location 10 Of tho
best for busness East Bay Possession of the Stores
and Lot can be given Immediately.
Terms.-One-haK cash. balance In three equal install
mens Of four, eight and twelve months, with interest,"
and secured by bond and mortgage OF the property Pur
chaser to pay CLIFFORD MATHEWEs for papers,
November 10
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
By CLIFFORD Ss MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Ia Brond-street.
At Private Sale
RICHFIELD PLANTATION, on Johns Island, near
Brick House; 625 acres 400 cleared. This plantation La
near the sea- end the lands productive and well adapted
for Cotton Rice and Provisions
Noyember7 mwf6
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UNDER DEOREE IN EQUITY.

UuSL uY. FUfTEy.
On THURSDAY. the 29th inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, will be
sold under the direction of the Master near the Old
Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon,
known in plat thereof US annexed TO title from Col
Wm Drayton to Wm. Wightnan, recorded In the Office
of Meme Conveyance by the number 107 at the
Laurens and Washington streets, in Charleston
ing Is feet inches in front Laurens sreet by 10 feet
inches In depth Washington street, having such but
tngs and boundings as set out In tho said plat
Terms-0ne-t third cash the balance credit Of one
and two years, In bond Of two suretes, with
interest payable seannuay, Hecured by mortgage Of
the premises; the buildings to be insured and kept In
sured until the bond s paid and the policy assigned 10
the Master. Purchaser to pay for papers
J. W. GRAY, Master In Equity.
NovemberS thn7
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Yacht - WHgSiP.

BY VIM. nj. PELOT,
No. asa I'm the Bend) King street.
At Private Sale
The fast-eailng Yacht "WAssIE," launched July 4th
1866 Length SO feet By feet inches breadth of BEAM
we'll found in Sails Oars Anchors &C.: has Centre Keel
and draws only inches light and Will carry 10 bales
Cotton. Price $780, cash.
For further particularsappy as above
NO. 252 KING STREET,
November 10 6 At my Olace up stairs.
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Desirable Small Houses, Eligible Vacant Lots.


BY Ii. MCCALL.
On THURSDAY the 18th inst at IL o'clock north of the
Old Exchange, will be sold.
All that LOT OF LAND on the north side of inspection
street. measuring 81 feet front and 115 feet Deep together
with tho neat twostory Residence of upright rooms
pantry dressing rooms and double piazzas and other
improvements, known as No. 90 The location is desr
able, pleasant and healthy.
All that LOT OF LAND the south side OF Henrietta
street. No. 81 containing 25 feet front and 100 feet Deep
together with q two and half story Dwelling of up
right nttics dressing rooms and pantry and other Inn
provements thereon.
All that LOT OF LAND at the southwest of Line
and Percy Streets measuring 81 feet front and 81 feet
deep, more or less. with twosory House Of rooms,
the lower story used Store with other improvements
The location Is eligible and desirable
AL that ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT on the north side
of Chapel street. next west and djoning the Northeast
Railroad Depot measuring 60 feet front and $50 feet
Deep This Lot is much higher than the street and
rounding lots and the earh be disposed of to adva
tage, and with benefit to the lot. The location for Store
is second to none.
Ali TINT LOT with Bricks and Materials thereon, on
the south side Of West street. No. measuring 20 feet
front and 80 feet Deep suitable for the erection Of small
house.
Terms made known In future advertisement. Pur-
chasers to pay B. Mccall for papers. November IL
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PRIVATE SALES.
nv iH1Nz@ Es,Sse s91e oy oraeT see s6N 6Sse''0r
Brokers, Auctionccrs and Real Estate
Agents.

BF0KerB, AuCflOnccrn und NeHf E1HttFte
Agents.
At Private Sale
That elegant MANSION, with considerable LOT at
tacfe situate ut the of Society," Wentworth and
East Bay Streets recently the residence Of Charles Hey
ward, Esq., deceased; measuring on East Bay street
and Society street 291 feet inches The property
has been recently surveyed and subdyided into siI 8l
parts be by descriptive Plat upon appica-
ton. The Manaon, which is well known rs not to need
description, has Lot OF lot feet inches on East Bny
street. Society street feet inches and 226 feet
inches the line. Lot Society street. with
two story Brick Buildings attached measures 40 feet
Lots on Wentworth street. which measure each from
38 to 40 feet front Wentworth street by 104 feet in
ches Deep Two of the above Lots have Brick Buildings
upon them This property is admirably located for
Dwellings,, and also has prospective value for merczn
tile purposes, being situated the main avenue OF
travel to the principal Railroads. -
For Descriptive Plat and other particulars apply
above, at No. IS EAST BAY STREET.
November WINS
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Wholesale Liquor Store and Sample Room.
BY NP1I. nj. PELOT,
No. 252 lin the Bend) King street.

At Private Snc--
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE and SAMPLE ROOM.
on East Bay, the Old Custom House. The ontire
Stock and Store Fixtures will be Sold moderate and
accommodating terms to approved purchaser. This
is popular business house. having good run of
TOM lhe Store win be leased to the purchaser of the
stock. G November 10
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 x Rrond nfreef

Real Estate Agents, No. 3IH Broad nfreet.
At Private Sale
BRICK HOUSE PLANTATION ON JOHNS ISLAND,
well known for its productveness, the crop of cotton
being harvested will show contains 960acres OF
high land 600 Of which cleared the balance heavily
hmbered with live oak and other mixed timber, admira-
bly, adapted for fine hniahng work; good landing for
vessels offers great facilities for shipment Of lumber At
tached IA body Of marsh valuable for manurng cotton
Plantation healthy to reside winter and On
1t Is lnrge and handsome BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Of eleven roomB exclusive OF basemens with oubuild
ings and large Engine House and Steam Enains The
drainage facea Of the above place Of bea rem
dertng 1t very safe for cotton planting Lawn and other
grounds about the Residence highly ornamented and i'm
proved formerly. wffn6 November
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PRIVATE SALES.
Cotton and Rice Plantation In 81. Pdurs Parish,
at PrtDdte Sdle
s1TrrrJ Or nTcfaTTTTUEhv

Cotton and Rice Plantation In 81. Pa,.rs Parish,
BY SMITH n fssgats & MeafhErvnAY, satfi
Rea! Estate Brokers, No. "a Broad Street.
A PLANTATION of $500 acres, of which 400 under
fence 800 cleared cotton and rice land, quarters
go o @
well wooded.
A PLANTATION In the same Parish, eight miles from
Charleston and Savannah Railroad fifteen ilea from the
S e m wen
failing reservoirs 400 finest Sea Island Cot
gs Seas
engine, which drives gins for any staple OF cotton.
TWO FARMS on Edist, Island ono Of 80 acres, nearly
oil place Another of 50 acres, 20 clear
ed sa bal 5sa1cs s TeSaeapFs s Sqen lands 1daSsR Can
November IL No. 27 Broad street
Farms, Rice and Cotton Plantations.
BY SMITH & nIcGLLIvRAY,
No. a7 Broad street, Real Estate Brokers.
FARM, s miles from the city, on the Ashley; good
settlement.
ALARM, IS niles from city, on South Carolina Rail.
PLANTATION, near Parkers Ferry, on Ediato River;
LARGE AND VALUABLE PLANTATION on Johns
= 4 LARGE &c AND VALUABLE PLANTATION on James
Island. opposite Legareville
i'' p' '''NA,' ' SMITH & MoeM1IvRAY,
Real Estate Brokers' No. 27 Broad street
November12 mwf3
By CAN'T s. BOYLE.
At Private Sale
Ing 20 Cords a,WSs Wood WIN o0 s0lS low srRrrr
November u 8
Essa'e Plantation in 81. Andretos Parish.
. BX ~ LOUIS d. .DesAUssUhE.
HoPETON PLANTATION In St. Andrews Parish,
about five miles from Charleston, the Stono River op
posito to Johns Isand Tho tract contains about 975
OF land, about 725 OF which high lRnd-the
balance arsh land Excellent crops Of Sea Island Cot
About 400 Of the land cleared adapted TO
the culture of Cotton and Provsions and about 81
upon II.
ndHspsst For PARTICULARS sggIyt to No ., nno sr.vvr
nR Resjzasts Sxaon otsg aSHm% Rssi1:sossi 3. e..
"a, All that LOT OF LAND. with ttro.story wooden
street, known No. H. measuring 70 feet font by Ia
feet u depth. Tho house contains four square rooms,
pantry and dressing with double pazzas and gas
fixtures complete On tho lot is o cistern twostory
wooden Kitchen athed and piastered and a necessary
| outbuildings.
AL that LOT OF LAND, with two and o half story
wooden DWELLING thereon, situated at the southwest
corner OF Queen and Tapmann Streets measuring 46 feet
inches in front Queen street by 100 feet Tapmann
street The house contains four az square rooms PAN
Try dressing room and three finished garret rooms with
double piazzas md gas fixtures complete On the lot s
cistern two-story hthed and plastered wooden Htch
en- and oil necessary outbuildings.
For term apply as above, at
November7 WINS No 40 EAST BAY, up stairs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TAXES FOR 1sss.-owners Of real estate are ro-
minded that payment of City Taxes are to be made
this month Mt the Treasury.
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Lots In Upper Wards.
BY JACOB COHEN g. co.

By JACOB COHEN s. co.
VIII be sold THURaDAY, 18th inst, at II o'clock at
tho north Of the Exchange,
One LOT OF LAND at the southwest corner Of Coming
and Line Streets measuring S6 feet 120 feet Deep
ALSO,
One LOT northeast corner of Rose Lane and DO
gard street. 35 feet 'front.' by 90 feet In depG;.
ALSO,
One LOT adjoining the above measuring 81 feet front
by % feet In depth.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay ua for papers.
Noyember6 tuthsmwth5
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M0ORHEAD'S
Celebrated BEIvPTERS.

TiHr pun1Io ARE REsPRcTFu1nY INFORMED
Il that nese highly esteemed BrTTERa arc now made
By the person who made them for over twe,ty
yearu for Janice Moorhead. He having the original
oept.t can confidently recommend them equal to any
made during Moorheed's lie hm6
Sold In quanhtea to suit p1rchaecys ut No, % OAI
HoUNBTRkET, south side, between Meeting and Anson
Etrcets.S JAMES MoKRAN
.Beptember 10 .,-y. ata.s
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To THE IApIEs.-Drs. soLoMoNs & CALDWELL
the popular proprietors Of the Hasel-street drug
store are well acquainted with the fact that unless
they obtain the patronage Of the ladies their pros
perity would be Of no pleasure to them. In order
to encourage the smiles and merit the appreciation
ofthe fair sex, they requested to inspect their
assortment Of perfumery and toilet articles and
other bjoutete These include every variety Of the
finest colognes, French extracts, and number Of
those nameless adjuncts that are 30 necessary for
well conducted toilet table. Aside from these
articles, these gentlemen have remedy for every
disease that flesh is heir to. DR.. SoLoMoNB' repu-
tation as dentist Of the highest order is we'll
known that we need not say more, except that the
most refractory molar is removed by him with
scarcely any pain to the patient. DR.. CALDWELL is
both an experienced Pharmaceutical and an N. D.,
and understands all the technicalties Of the drug
business In word, the Hasel-street store is q
model in every respect, and improves the appear
anco Of TINT thoroughfare considerably.