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BYTELEGRAPH.
THE pEMgHs OF FHR ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROm new YoRK.

Report OF Cen Baird ON fhe New Or
leans RiOts-New Jersey Legislature
The Fenian Detention of an
American steamer at Montreal.
NEW YoRK. Sept 1.-the official report Of Gen.
BAIRD on the New Orleans riots is printed IN the
Tribune this morning. It is lengthy, containing
bis official correspondence with Mayor MONROE,
Secretary STANTON, and Lieutenant Governor
already published. He says there was not an
hour during the continuance OF the not when
perfect order could not have been restored by a
command 10 the police from their chiefs to put up
their pistols
The Tribune learns that the Constitutional
Amendment will pass the New jersey Legislature
to-day, and Hon. l.. q. CATLETf will be elected TO
the United States Senate without opposition
The Herald's special says the closing hours IN
Fenian Congress. at Troy, were passed mainly IN
the discussion of political questions, and the re-
considering of the Fenian vote on the passage Of
a vote Of thanks to General BANKS for the passage
of bill to repeal the neutrality laws.
A resolution was passed, directing the Senate.
in case Of their being unable TO recover the arms
confseated by the United States Government
during the recent raid, 70 apply direct to President
JOHNSON for them.
A special from Ottawa says, that q steamer be-
longing to an American was seized recently at
Montreal, on suspicion Of being engaged by the
Fenians. 1t is thought no raid will be attempted
until about November.
The families who were rendered hOuseless by
the recent fire at Sing Sing, have been provided
for by the citizens OF thesYillage. public meet
lug viii be held at that place, on w Wednesday, to
raise money for them
Surgeon General BARNES = lying dangerously
III at Chicago with cOngestivo chills. But slight
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
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A Tnsr CAsE.-Tho Baltimore GasoIe

A TRsr CAsE.-The Baltimore Gasa2e
reports:
WIZ. II. B. DORSEY, late Of the Confede-
rate Army, was arrested by the authorities
Of Frederick county last winter on a charge
of robbery, for driving of drove of cattle
whilst General LEE was on his way 10 Get
tysburg. He was thrown into Frederick
City Jail and ironed, from whence he was
released on giving heavy bail. His case
came up at the last term Of the Frederick
County Court. knowing that justice could
not be had in that court, where the preju-
dices were so strong against him, as well as
against all other returned Confederates, he
moved his case 10 Montgomery County
Court where he thought justice would be
dealt him. He was tried on Thursday last
by a jury trial and acquitted, they spurning
the idea that he could be guilty OF robbery
by capturing a drove Of cattle whilst acting
under orders Of his superior officers. His
aoquittal Of this charge viii settle many
similar cases now pending in different courts
against returned Confederate soldiers.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFATR-AN ATTEEfPT
TO MURDER A YOUNG LADY IN
HER HONE

From tho Atlanta IntelIigeneer.l
We are called upon to chronicle the occur
renee Of the most bold and atrocioGs attempt
at assassination that has ever happened in
this city.
On Friday night, about ten o'clock, while
a young lady, residing in Broad street, near
the Planters Hotel, was reclining on the
sofa in her fathers parlor, awaiting the re-
turn of the rest Of the family, having fallen
asleep, some iend entered the house, stealth
lily approached the unconscious girl and
plunged dagger into her left side just below
the heart Her shrieks attracted the atten-
ton of gentleman living next door, who
Immediately hurried to the front door Of
the residence whence proceeded the alarm
He found the door locked, but it was soon
opened by an old colored woman. a SER
want Of the family. The gentleman ran up
stairs, and on entering the parlor discovered
the young lady lying on the sofa and blood
streaming from the wound in her side. He
at once dispatched a messenger for a sur
geon, and after ascertaining from the young
lady that she only knew that she had been
awakened by the shock and could not tell
who committed the deed, as she saw no one
in the room, he, in company with police
man, who had assembled the stairs with him,
proceeded TO search the premises. The
search revealed nothing, save that a window
opening into the back yard from the first
| landing Of the stairs, was raised.
DR.. KIEcHLY soon arrived, and after ex-
amining the wound, announced that it was
not dangerous, but that had it been inflicted
an inch or two higher would have pierced
the heart.
The parents of the young lady had gone
/ spend the evening with some friends and
left their daughter who was indisposed, at
home with the T" old mamma" and little
negro girl, twelve years Of age, little dream
/ ing that such a calamity was hanging over
their house. The trusty old nurse and the
little negro were so frightened that it was
come time ere they could tell the little that
they knew. They too, had fallen into doze
and were only aroused by the screams Of
| their young mistress. The family are at
loss to account for the atrocious piece
] of diabolism, and the only plausible theory
1ois that they have but recently taken posses
| sion of the house in which they reside and
that the wretch or assassin was mistaken as
to the occupant.
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22O ACRES OF LAND.

Half miie west Of LEBANON. TENN ESSEE.
bounded by the Nashville and Lebanon Turnpike
on the North. and the Kelley Turnpike on the
South. There are two handsome fronts on the
former and three on the latter. Lot No. 7 fronts
On the Nashville Pike. contains ONE HUNDRED
acres. and has. besides, very large unfinished
Brick Building. tin-rooted. with two Brick Offices
in 'front.' Brick Dwelling in the rear. containing
SIX rooms, with a Tine Brick smokehouse, together
with Cedar lOF 0uthouses. cribs and stables. This
is well suited iar Public Institution, an Ele-
CANT Private Residence. IL IS situated on q beau
titul eminence. commanding view Of the town
and surrounding country. Let No. fronts ON The
same pike, and contains FORTY SIX acres. with
Log buildings. situated IN beautiful Cedar grove.
The remaining portion 81 this tract is cut IN lots
Of about Fifteen acres, fronting on the Kelley
Pike, and the whole so subdiyded that u can he
purchasers.
The land near Lebanon viii be sold TO the high
esL hIdler. on The nrem-... on tho
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ssI ACRES OF LAND.

In Smith county. Tennessee. lying on Caney Fork
river, at Irousdale's Ferry. six niiles South Of
Carthage, twenty two miles East If Lebanon. and
and connected with both places by turnpike roads
This Is one Of the finest bluegrass farms m the
State, one-half or more being tho rich bottoms Of
the Caney Fork, aud the remaining portion srad-
ually rising baek and all susceptible Of culiiva-
ton, renders this of the very best stock grain
and tobacco farms. 10 Is we'd watcred. by the
river on one side, Hickman creek on another. and
nine Springs on different portions Of the place. IL
has three kcsidcnCes-0nc Of brick, one frame.
and ane log. Weatherhoardel-all with necessary
out-buildings. and has been so subdividcd that
they fall three separate tracts. The whole tract
has been divided into seven farms. ranging from
Filty 70 One Hundred and Eighty acres. and so
situate that the whole or any less number may be
advantage0usly thrown into one. The river and
creek line Is entirely fenced and protected by
fine BurdOck Hedge. The former GcOlOgist Of the
State has pronounced strongly upon the indicu-
tiOns Of Petroleum on this farm. The best opin-
ion il that the contemplated Railroad from Nash
viii 10 Knoxville must cross the Caney Fork on or
near this land Also.
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NEW YoRK. September 1.-THE Post SAYS one
Of the most stupendous frauds on the Government
which has come 20 light has been developed in
Brooklyn. and involves n contract for supplies at
a very Low bad. having previously entered into an
arrangement with the G0verumaut IN the Navy
\ ard, TO supcrintend the delivery Of the goods,
by which means they wOnld get receipts for three
Tor them. In this way, during the past four years,
the 0overnment has been defrnuded Of over oRe
million ct dollars. The information is given By
one Of the parties implicated, who has turned
States evidence. The ease j. undergoing further
INVESTIGATION.
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ONE Of the delegates to the recent BUT
LER-BRowNLow Convention was a member
Of the Louisiana Legislature which called
the Secession Convention Of that State. One
OF the delegates from Tennessee was a
renegade officer Of rebel regiment from
this State. He was active in the organiza-
ton Of his company, but withdrew before
the fighting came on.
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VS. had the pleasure few days since, Of
reading letter from Ex-Goy. HARRIs TO a
gentleman in ibis State. The people Of
Tennessee, who are almost without excep-
ton his admirers and friends, viii be graft
fed to learn that himself and family were
well at that date, August lst.
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SENATOR WusoS, at the Fenian meeting
in birmingham, said he "was in favor Of
Poland for the Poles Hungary for the Hun
garians, Italy for the Italians, Germany for
the Germans, and Ireland for the Irish"
That Is good doctrine, but il might be ex.
tended by adding-America for the Ameri-
cans, and Africa for the Africans.
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NEW YORK. ept.-Notwithstanding the mild
ness of the weather yesterday, the cholera has
again increased. There were sixteen new cases and
eleven deaths reported. The report of last week
showed total Of six hundred and hfty-sX deaths
IN this city, of which fifty were from cholera.
In Brooklyn, cholera is fast disappearing. Only
two fresh cases occurred there yesterday. During
the last week there were two hundred and fifty
deaths in that city. Of which twenty-soven were
from cholera frr.
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Cincinnati chamber OF commerce.

CIYcIxNArI. Sept 1.-THE annual election OF
the Chamber Of Commerce took place to-day.
-Four tickets were run and the contest was very
spirited. S. w. MINroN, OF EVANS. LiPPDc0TT 4
MISToS was elected President. THEo. Cook, Esq,
last President, declined being a candidate for
another term, he having beon dominated for Con-
gress from the "a district Of this State.
Gems. GRANT, RAWLINGS and SrONENAN arrived
here this morning from Indiananolis
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THE BIS TO THE D's-The five most
prominent characters in attendance upon
the recent Philadelphia Radical Convention
were FRED. DOUGLASS, ANNIE DICKINSON,
BARNUN, BEAST BuTLER and BRowNI.ow.
We state them in the order Of their respec-
f.bflsfs-
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SPLENDID

For Sale.
ONE COPX OF MEIGs DIGEST. APPLY
I al this Office. scu2 81
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WANTED-AGENTso

OR. 10 TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER
% ID Month. Agents WAatod p sell The cole
brafed COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE price SIS. The Machine vi stitch.
cloth cannot Be pulled apart. even alter every
third sfitch l. cut. EVER Machine warranted for
three years. Services Of disabled Conieeerates
CONNECTION with books, but pay amaeh larger per
cent. For terms. address us At Fraakiin. simpson
S. N. TOLIVER CO..
yZ-Eltt efcnI. Agents for the Scath
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The President said, 81 81. Louis, that he
believed in she doctrine Of WASHINGTON,
JEFFERSON and Jackson, rotation in
ofEcep Ho has a firm grip on the crank Of
tho wheel. and II is revolving with iucroas-
ing velocity. Those interested would do
well 70 take notice.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Bryant, StrattOn and Earhart's
Nashville business College,
Masonic Tenn pie.

THIS SUBSTITUTION WILL OPEN EVENING
i SESSIONS. Monday evening. September
10Th with greater faeilites than ever for imDart-
ing D thorough business education.
The public arr invited % examine cur course 81
instruction In accounts. embracing three sets Of
books and All forms Of business paper. The
course Is not simply e0pyiuk.' bot All the notes.
checks. draila, account sales. aceounts current,
balance sheets. cash staemeuts. etc, are written
out. By the student and made ~ practicable AZ
possible. together with Commercial Arifhmafic
Commercial Law Partnership Settlements. etc.
PENMhhSHAP DEPARTMENT under charge
Of Prot. J. q. PEKsT0E one Of the finest penman
in the United States. The greatest facilities are
Afforded t. those who wish - pursue this hraneh
exclusively
Gail a College. or send Ter specimen, circulars.
etc. addressing Ill. j. EARHARr,
scD5-d3t-Elt Principal.
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TRENTON. n. J.. Sept II. The Republican
caocns has agreed, unanimously. upon the choice
81 A. q. CArrEL for Z. 5. Senator. The House
tbs morning passed the Constitutional Amend
ment- The Senate. ALEC, passed Il to third
reading. The House has agreed 10 do no other
Senator.
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Market Street, - Nashville.
CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business, HUGH McCREA & Co.,
who continue the Commission business at our
stand. No. 8 South Market Street.
Our own Office is No % College Street. where
we hope all parties who are indebted to will at
once cali and pay their accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims against rs viii pre-
sent them for payment. as We wish to close Up our
business at an early day.
janls-tf A. HAMILTON & co.
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2. 3. Chowning ~. Jeremiah MILESTONE.
TTlHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT, THAT
II the defendant is indebted TO him, and has re-
moved himself from the State; having obtained
from Milton Meaders, Justice Of tho Peace, an
original attachment against the estate Of she de-
PENDANT. returnable before said Justice Of the
Peace. for OveTt0R county. Tennessee, and the
same having been levied on the Defendants pro-
perry
Ills therefore, ordered. that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Union and
American. q newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville that the defendant appear before said
Justice q. bis hnuse in he 10th District Of Over
ton county, Tennessee, on the 18th day October.
1854 to defend said allotment suit or Il viii be
MILTON MEADOWS. Up.
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100 Aeres or T.nnd.
A RARGAIN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLR
w farm Of 81 acres Of land. u miles from
Nashville near the N0lensyille pike. On the
farm Is a neat cottage with four or five rooms aud
other necessary improvements; FIRST rate spring
close TO the house. Farm inclGsed by a good
fence. 1t is well suited for a market gnrden-soi
good
gain will be given.
sepil-2w 3SlS Union street -
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sd OF October, 1896,

sell 10 the highest bidder tho f1llowinr described
valuable city property ViEs Lot No. u, 90 Broad
street. 81 The Fub-divisioH q Lot No. o. fsonting
- feet inches on Broad. aad running back "a
feet separated lrqm the Central Hotel b. a 10
foot allcy-the whole lot covered hy n fnc store
house, three stories high. with good basement.
This splendid property j. In free territory. Also.
lot on South Market street, lahlnh J. also freq
tcrritnryl No. 10. fronting = feet. moro or lcrl
on Market street. and rgnuiuE bach half way d
Culiegs street By parallel lines and adjoining the
property occupied b. 3. aughu. Containing fratne
dwelling and grocery store. Abe, lqf on The east
side Of Cherry street, is .1uth NaahVilie. beril-
Mag a q III. conEer-s. y ". corner AMI runniur
n0rthWardig With Cherry street $50 fset and
running through 81 College street. With what vas
loraerly Mr.. NebbeitF ine, thence soashWari-
iy $50 feet % the lonrer iot Thenca q the be-
ginning. With good brick DWELLING rooms ana
also lots IN the Barrow Grove property Nos IS
and ~. each let ircHtins % feet ou Cherry street.
and running beck az rieht angles % d ioQt
alley. With azmall log and frame hsusc.
Isrm1-0ne- bali cag1 balance Ia enc and two
years. uiih interest.
All are infiiod and eKpc=ied % attend the sair.
the property . reFy Vrlaahle alt vii he tolfl.
\. = NlCnOL. &. q. Clerk.
j. 1. 4 X. y. BR0HN, Agents.
7. W. BARzEs. ARctr. Iepe-sda
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AdmiuistrafOr,s Notice Of TnsoIvent
EafnnG

HAvING SUGGESTED TO THE CLERK OF
the County Court Of Cannon county, the IN
solVency Of The estate Of Elijah Nicely, deceased.
a. required b. law, therefore, ah persons having
claims aeainst said estate are notified 10 ME them
with the Clerk Of the County Court Of sald
county, duly authenticated - fequircd py
law. on or before the lst day Ct January next
lslS for rro rata allowance, or they will be for
..,-er barred n g. NELLY, Admir- Of
seDfolf,~s T. j. NELLY. Diseased.
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Mr.. DIX FoSrAISE the army correspond
enl ofihe Charleston C5urser throughout the
var, has IN pres book entitled. TIM
BoYs IN GREy, OR LFE UNDER THE
erARs AND BARS
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRsT PAcE.-Ciosing Scenes in the Black and
Tan CONGRATULATIONS at Washington-Repudi-
alton Mooted in Georgia, etc.
FouKTH PAGE.-Fall Bonnets-Cotton Question
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Jhancery Sale Of Lands
SUMNER COUNTY.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HON
III 0RABLE ChaneeTy Court at CovingtOn, for
Upton county. Tennessee. made at the last May
term Of said Court in the case Of Peter T0wnsend,
Dr.. Administrator with the will annexed OF Peter
ToEnsend, ST., e. al us. j. W. II. Townsend. isx-
ecut0r Of John Booker. 4. al. / will sell @ the
highest bidder, on the premises on MONDA1,
THE 18th DAY OCTOBER MKT, q tract q
Land containing about One Hundred and
Fourteen Acres. lying on the East FORK Of
Bleds0es creek. Sumner county. Tennessee. about
Is miles Northeast from sallafin IN the Northeast
corner Of what Is known as the CAntreh %
acre tract. formerly owned b. lir. }. Booker the
same on which w. ID. Austin formerly lived, and
on which G. W. Bonner now resides. Also,
another tract. lying about enc nile ct rom the
above described. containing about One Hum
strod ard Eighty Acres. being part 81 the
200 acre Hawkins tract conveyed to Dr. Book
or by Jno and Benz. HREkins. and on which Gus;
Burns now resides; said 30 acres being part q
what i known a. the : kiHberiin spTlns traeL
These Lands will be sold Cor one-third C..-n. Ne
haiancs Ri two eqnal annual payments Eotes with
al least two good securities required o. puren.s-
ers. and Liens retained on the =, an ssifS f5RD
same. n 49, 80 49,
sepl2-Vlw -
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First Day Or Oetober Next.

And the tract in smith county on the premises.
fthe residence Of Mrs. MARY ALIEN, az Trousdalc
Ferry on the THIRD OF TIE SAME MONTH.
The Commissioners have authority % sell az
PRIVATE SALE.
Phis Of each tract can be seen at any time on
the respective premises az the Offices Of Hon.
Robert L. Caruthers, Nashville, W. A. Caruthers.
Lebanon, and in possession Of Marion ID. hittrcll
and any information given relative % said pro-
perry. WIN. A. CARUTHERS. (r.s
MARION B. kITTRELB. N'"' r.
LEBAEOS, tennessee. .an8l-dsw
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION,

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
- August Term. in the case OF W. W. Allen. ct
ale. VI. David ~. Allen, e als, We viii. in Goa
junction with p. L. Nichol. County Court Clerk
on the premises. a. u o'clock. the
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FOR SALE.
Attachment.

THE STOCK AND fixtures OF THE FIRM
Il Of CHAs. MARTIS 4 Co., on reasonable terms
If not sold at private sale on or before 18th inst
will be sold at Public Auction lsep6-t .
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TWENTY years ago twas a criminal 0flense
in Connecticut to play billiards. The world
moves.
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ALEx. H. STEPHENS has arrived at his
home in Georgia from Philadelphia, and
writes 10 a friend:
81 had tedious and atiguing trip to and
from Philadelphia. / was quite out Of
health ali the time, and a great sufferer part
OF Il. I took no active part in the Convsn-
ton; l was not able 90 do so. ! went there
from nothing but sense Of duty-for the
restoration Of union, harmony and prospori-
~ under the Constitution. This was as we'll
accomplished by my presence as it could
have been in any other way.
81 hope good viii come from the proceed
ings Of that assemblage. God, in his mercy
and wisdom, however, only knows what is TO
be the future Of this country. The destiny
Of States, as well as 5f individuals, is in his
hands. AN that We poor mortals can do is
to discharge our duty, as well as we can,
from che lights before Us, and then bow sub
miesivelv % His will.n
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NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.

HAVING LEASED THIS HOUSE, WHICH
\ Il has been papered and furnished with new
Furniture, l respectfully solicit the patronage
of friends and the travelling public
sepll-lm ACTON YOUNG.
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strayed or stolen.

TROM A PASTURE IN MY NEIGHBOR-
IL hood, i've miles Northwest from Franklin,
about the 18th Of August, one Roam Horse.
about years old. and about l6lI hands high.
Branded with an X on the left hip. Both hind
ANGLES white. Collar marks on both sides. PAGES
badly, and jerks his head when riding. Left fore
hOOf slightly defOrmed.
/ will give SD reward for his delivery 10 me, or
for such information rs will lead TO his recovery.
Address me at Franklin. Tenn. Box No. %.
sepS-3t" PATRICK SULLIVAN.
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constitutional Amendment Rafined

TRENTON. N. j., Sept. 1.-THE Constitutional
Amendment was ratified by the New Jersey Le-
gislAture to-day. In the Senate the vote was /
ayes and 10 nays. In the House of Assembly the
ratifying the amendment was promptly signed by
Gov. WoOD. The passage was greeted with great
applause in both houses. The Legislature then
adjourned till next Monday.
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FoR sALE
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE HON.
ABE CARUTHERs.

FINDER THEDECREEOFT THE CHANCERY
u COURT az Lebanon. the undersigned Com
missioners will sell for 0Nb-fOURIH CASH.
and the other THREE-F0UkrHs en- a credit Of
ONE. TWO. AND IHREE lEAkS. ~ intcresl.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grocerx store for Sale.

7NHE STOCK, FIXTURES, WITH LICENSE,
i complete corner of Cedar and Vine street.
doing a fourishing business. Must be sold A
bargain will be given. Terms reasonable. Apply
at the store. sepl2-3t.