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AUCTION SALES.

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Rr Crown. wALKER CO.. Auot,oossr..
A LARGE SALE OF RoRsEs. MULES. WA
= al xuoiI SiA oAkrs, Asp HARNESS
r. sSShoS noRNIsG. cs.,urd.,, ;, =. 10 a.
n.. TS1 as, m ses s's and
's:' n0''s cRos i%' Ss,xsfGkxR %. Aue,..
Try kAGLk 4 Uo.. Apctios GERS.
SATURDAY October ~. 1885.
AteH O'Clock, 1t zss renRa avenue, slsrge in
L.di.s Cloth and Plush CIcaks
s sss,s sp Sn hG shirs. and Drawer.
zoo desen h.. S.t,.n and M.,iec Half Hos.
20 pairs hpe white Fiaunel Bisntes
LO, Of suspenders, Hasdkerthiei,, Neck Ties.
Comforters, &C., &C.
An o'ciook. in from, OF our store
!: ss Ibis s 5SS o;s R S:' TRH,.,,
Mdsniiohns Assorted fd Liquors
Barrels Flour. Sage. f barley, Dat Meal. &c.
ao;90o Choice cie.,s, AZ ,ss; -, -
ri GREEN wILLIAMs, sucuonsers.
- Corner Of Tth and streets.
H kTk sTrS ss4Esof sARLoR AND oHaM-
Sk6 sHss Hsn ot fEsCa SH wxkk Pt AT
3 y Js yRsDAf' he Is, a.y Of scysmbsr next,
md sta : .ssess, q f.snd f sas
One %ang s- S, Ra9s Gogs, and seG
CONSISTING consist OF fete TEE sofa large aud small
One Rosewoes Fra@e Marble TOP Sesfsf T.b,s
Hapdseme Black Walnut Etsgere, with glass
-Four Fancy rpboister,d Gothic Chairs
Mahogany Card sbles
Hspds-ms lamssk Curtains and Corniee and
One set Of handsome Furniturs. consisting Of a
side1oard; with glass back and etasere shelves,
twelve Upholstered K Frame Dining Uhs'rs
Oak Bookcase and Green Rep Lounge, ali to
Handsome Black Walnut Bedste.d .sF
Marble top Dressing Bureau and Washstsnd
sn fine Feather Bsos, twelve Feather Pillows and
Black sinut French Bed.tead-
Dressing Bureaus, washstspss and Cane seat
Black walnut and Cherry Wardrobe.
One Handsome French China Decorated Dinnsr,
OF hye hundred pieces
One Full French China Decorated Tes Set, seventy
Four sheffield Plated Walters
Sheffield Plated Tea and Coffee UrR
Ladies. spoons ano Forks
Cut glass Decanters. 9oblets, Wine ella, 7ss. Fin
I aree lot Of White Frsnch China .
One 9nsI Fine French 3. China Egg Noss Bowl
Hall: Floor. and other oiiclsth.
Mhatnot Lcunges, Dining Tables and Rockers
Two Handsome PaTlor Chandeliers
Gilt Frame Mirrors and EnRrsvings
Steward Cooking Stove ard .ensils
Several Good Chamber Stoves
Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unneces-
ssry to tnumerste. zoe
81 Terms cash.
At4oclock p. m on the same day we 81. Ill offer
the residence, Consisting of q fine built Brick
House. with basement, Containing in all some 10
rooms, with handsome parIors chambers, dining.
ana stilnR rooms. pantries, vine cellar, clio
gas and water throughout the whole house; lot ~
test IA inches front by ia feet deep alley
Also, seven handsome Building Lets, 20 by 100 feet
deep.
Tens made known on the day Of sale.
&C Tod GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY X. +. PAGE, .Auctioneer

TRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
EkTf, BEING THE NORTHERN HALF OF
LOT ~, IN SQUARE 1e3, Located on corner
OF nth str eel west and north, and in the
rear Of the residences Of Chss. KNAPP, ESQ, and
Geo. w. kiegs. Eco.
By virtue Of . deed Of trsst from " And erson
and wife TO me, dated Oct. 20. 1858, and dolly re-
corded in Liber j. A; No l6i folios ioa los, loo
county. ID. O., shall sell the above described
property, on the premises. on TUESDAY, Oct. 50,
Terms announce Of Il me OF sale. ConveysIcing
and stamps st purchasers cost
oc ls-d K n. PAGE. Auct
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BASE BALL The game between the Ma.
tional Club, OF this city, and the Monticello
Club, of Charlottesville, Va. resulted 10 favor
OF the Nationals by q score Of - TO 8. The Ma
uonais will engage the Unions and Pastimes,
OF Richmond, previous to their returA home
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T 900 CEDAR POSTS,
at the lowest market price. Seld la lets to sui
customers. Apply ut No. 522 7th street, bet ID
and north. oc l5-lm
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
This association held fts regular weekly meet
ing last evening, Colonel James X. O'Beirne
presiding. Colonel O'Beirne, in a brief ad-
dress, expressed his thanks tor the honor con-
ferred in clecting him President Of the organi-
zatioD. and spoke In reference 10 the duty of
the organization in espousing principles of
conservatism, and sustaining the President in
his efforts al restoration. s-1.
Resolutions offered by Captain Geise were
adopted, sympathizng with Governor Swami
and the National Union men Of Maryland in
their efforts to have the laws of the State en-
forced, and repeIling the action of the boys in
Blue of Maryland, who offered their services
70 me Police Commissioners,a and prepared to
resist peaceful execution of the law.
Lieut.. James Joyce offered q resolution,
Whlen WIS., adopted, that liz asmuch as the New
1ork eiecuons Will take place on the 9th proxi-
mo, Is the duty of every member of the as
socialon who Is entitled TO vote at that cleo
ton 70 avail himself of this right, even al the
saerince OF much personal Inconvenience
On motion OF Captain Mcconnell the CORES
pondlng secretary was directed 10 oman cor
Tespoudence with other cities with reference
To the formation of conservative associatons
Major yanderbreek. Lieut.. Wales. I,ient
GoodiHg, Lieut. Cumming, and Captain Geise
were appointed q committee TO Consider tina
proprIety Of holding mass NEE ing OF the
association. An adjournment was then had
until next Thursday evening.
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ANOTHER GRAND LARCENY. Yestsydav
Lieut. Skippon and oflcer johnson, Searching
Tor the butter stolen from Etchison's wagon
yard, recovered q lot OF underclothes. table
furniture, bed quilts, shirts, &c., from the
house Of Mary Ellen Holley, colorsd, between
l4th and 18th streets, in Murder Bay She was
taken TO the Central 9uardhouse and held for
q hearing by Justice Thorn pson.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFTERNOON AND ro-KoRk0W.


rHIs AFTERNOON AND ro-koRk0W
Rr esEES &wILLIAns. Auctioneers.
HAHDsosR PsIyars REsIpsNcE AND
dwo ADJOINING. LOIS MAS ooRsEk
"a liz tr AHb srkxErs kosrA AT
On sYssSSsIi me "a infant: a, * s,s'G,ks
and Is. IN square No. ssa, with . 100 story frame
sor.e eon,s'n, nh, s,s roeS. having tu. es.r
hSe hoser garden. az. WITH 40. .dJo.niDg tot.:
ioeats9 IN good nsssIsersooa .,,S red. e
depcee ell around
stem y. 8, IN. cost OF the purchaser. cOdo~DOa
'n es G:' OIL '&' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auo...
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
ossG ~ oREKs . WILLIAMS. Aueu.
Rf KILBoURN LATTA,
GREEN q wrLLrAss. aserionssT.
ApoTIek SALE or Lor AND Housxsos
hss G sfkhkr o sok R;ha s sTkt as. sr
will cell on the premises, two tse stery frame
viii BE- oS os s1s fn or
.o Jsrn' e''h sI~r T.s On each house .sso
~TBE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
con,e9u.nte OF the rain until FRIDAY, oct 18th,
same hour and place. ec2s
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuotiOpesrs
VALUABLE PRIVATE RIsIpxseK AND
iSEEk 2 sftksT ssp xissislA AVE-.
On rk hb L An ss,s At b pSSLiS - AeSIlos
m. shall seli, Oh the premsss, seoa two story
sno attic Frame Hoose, containing nine good
Inc sood front on 10Th street. running backs
god oepih. being houss No; 9sS,
months ses sred 10y deed o. trust ON fhs premises.
al, cor veysneins AID rsvenue stamps a. lhs cost
ocIsd GREEN wTtLTass, suo,..
Br NAGLK &c. a ssFPsssions.T.;
xfsr,icslsr attention !. called to on. regular
nnued every Tuesday, Thursdty, and Saturday
,WensPe. IN part, D.y Goods of every eosorip-
RI.ntsts eu,iis, csrft sTs Sheet sSssyyins.
Also,
OiOcker!. Toilet, and Glass Ware
Perfamery' Toi,et and other ;sp s'ier'
Pooket books, Rszo and Razor Straps ke, &C
oeD s''oi0 WHOM sH .ssfiE' 90. Aue,..
RY X, Y; PACE, Asctionesr.
- 302 9TH street. under Odd Fellows Hall.
fsre%ptoSy sale Of y extensive stoss Of BI.n
soo. ana ssGts nss: BrS e ws Cut
large assortment of Fancy Goods. EvERY FVK-
ciNo tnls week, com mencing ~ O'Clock.
ocif6t n. n. PAGE. Auctioneer.
R1 W. l.. MAIL a CO., Auctfonsers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
% La. sv., between 9TH and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On sAruRDArmSSfsNsffSss. Oct. y. .tiOo'elE,
we will sell. 81 the Bazaar q number OF saiaIe
Carriage and Work Hsrses, 10 full descrir Ion "a
sale D com prfsing about
= 81 FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses. in
eenaing asnperior pair q Light Bay Carriage
Hor.es. and years old, and believed e. he
perfectly sound, and sold only for want 81 use
Fair OF Bay Mares, and Carriage and Harness.
ALSO.
Five Farm Horses, just IN from the country
Also.
= &c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
Carriages and Harness always ct private sale
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RY GREEN 8 wILLIAMs A1cIioaesrs.

RY GREEN B WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs-
EXCILlENr AND WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. ON SOUTH A STREET, BE.
TWIN NEW yERsEY AVENUE AND Isr
ssTRH1fTkSI6s s3PP PsfIG i INF CAPITOL
On TUESDAY, the soth inscsnt, NJ 10 o'clock q.
nam ed Furniture = -
Two Black Walnut Hair Cloth rete.a -rete Sofas
castor and Side Chairs, Arm Rockers
Msrble-t top Tables, Black Walnut whatnots
Walnut Boob Case and Inflow Shades
Solid BlackWalnut Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Wsebstands. Waidrohes, and French BedstesAs
Excellent Spring, Hair, and other Mattresses
Zine Feather Pillo and Boosters
Wordrobss ~ ! =
Painted Dressing Bureaus. washstsnds, Ward.
EIoeleni Brussels. Three ply, Ingram, and other
panssk CoysrsS Lounges,i I'm Grses Rss
Bet Of walnut Dining Tables and Shafu
sideboard. Cane seat Chairs, aud kqRs
Excellent AIR. night Radiator and other Stoves
hne LOS Of Table and other Crockery
Cooking Stoves and Utensiis and Kitchen Requi-
sites, and many other articles which we deem us-
necessary TO enm umerSte. Ed ~ r
oc ia Iipt.l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ID 3O2 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall
Peremptory sale Of extensive stock OF Blau-
kets, shavls, UDeerlothing, PLACED Ware, Cut
leTy. Boots and Shoes, Hats. Bird Guns and q
large assortment OF Fancy Goods. EyERY FNK-
MING this week, com nencfng at O'Clock
&C % OF n. n. PAGE Auctioueer
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuotiOpssr..
RY NAGLK a co. ApctiODeer..
~ No. 293 Pennsy lyasia ayenu.

Particular attention - called 20 our regular
hvening Sales. which will commence sArGR
DAY Oct. 2sth at ~ o'clock D. m and DE con b
unued every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Sata rdav
eyepin same h.ur and place.
,Wename, IN part. D.y Goods Of every cescrip-
Shirts, Underthrts, nyawet >. Fosiery
Blsnkets. Quilts. Csurterpanes, Sheetinxs
Table Cloths. Table covers. &C ,&c
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENr-1 pRAMH HOUSE,. containing
= rooms, situssed on 18th sttset. etween and
ktIss,s Appty Al the corner OF 10Th end Q st,.
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SALE on BeRsEs, oAKRIAGEs. HARkss,

R1 W. l.. MAIL a CO, Auctfonsers
ID Origin al Horse and Carriage Bagaar.
g. La. sv., between 9Th and 10th sta
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LOB RHNr-1be FARM. for tbs last three yesrs
y the reeid ence Of y sior Theet hilus Gaines con-
sstnP Of lIa acres. lying near Fort II shan, mile
from BennipRs Bridge. Im1rovoments. yelling
nous. Of II roons, stone stable. .ervant's houses,
baru. &c ADDRESS * q :" 43T z street, Wash
ineton. d. G. .or call In person. between and
m. oclstf
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Tkgs[EkS nAAI IE ~ y ~ . BAL
hs sfasEr ts xsSoA ssiae as ,hoSss
BY str,u. q two deed. Of re - shs, c.isr for
Of November pes: 80 oslocf 2, 2 sesths prem;
ises, the east part OF Let No In square -, on
The terms and made kssya ~ the tine Of
&C Isl Trustees.
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Now ErnIosiyc Con,nound.

A week or two ago we copied from a
Boston paper a story of sea captain
belonging TO that port, who, finding a
suspicious box on board his vessel
marked sodium, flung it overheard.
As soon AS the package touched the
water an explosion occurred, lifting the
sea into an immense column 10 the
stern of the vessel. lt was coujectured
that this dangerous parcel must have
contained nitro glyceTine, but we infer
from San Francisco lOurnal that 1t
WAS a new chemical mixture called so
dunn amalgam This material is never
manufactured In very large quantities,
though il has been advertised for sale
in San Francisco, one firm claiming to
have as much as two hundred ounces
for sale. The amount does not seem
large, but when It is understood that
the explosive power OF one ounce Of
sodium Is equal TO that of about twenty
five pounds of gunpOwder, or two and
half pounds Of nitro glycerine, it can
readily be conceived that even fifteen
or twenty ounces, exploded in one
place, would create immense havoc.
And when one further reflects that
even 80 little thing as a spoonful of
water coming in contact with two hun
bred ounces OF sodium would occasion
an explosion equal to that which would
be occesioned by the ignition of five
thousand pounds Of powder, or the con-
cussion OF five hundred pounds of nj
tro-glycerine, we can form some con-
cepuon of its tremendous destructive
power.
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The following resolution, which
points out a means whereby the entire
negro race may be effectually destroy
ed, and the country rid of their pre-
sence forever; comes all the way from
p.ous Boston. ltwss offered. strange
TO say, at a meeting of the New Eng
land Anti-slsyery Society on Wednes-
day last
Re'ohed5 That deeply sympathisine
with our colored fellow-citizens for the
outrages to which they are subjected
at the handsof Southern rebels. through
the completely or indifference Of the
Government, we warn their oppressors
that the day is not far distant when
passive submission will cease 10 be a
virtue and duty snd honor will alike
require them, in imitation Of our reyo-
luuOnaFy fathers, 10 assume the de-
Tense Of their own rights, and appeal
for their justification to the intelli-
gence and humanity of the civilized
world.
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The Rnnkrunt Inw.

A correspondent desires to know the
provisions of the new Bankrupt Law,
which has passed the House of Repre-
Bentatives and is now pending in the
Senate They are, briefly, as follows ::
That any person owing debts over $500,
filing petition Of inability TO pay and
willingness to surrender his estate,
shall be Rdjudged bankrupt, and a
warrant issued for the Sheriff to Dos
sess till an assignee is appointed. The
duties of assignees are defined. Ii
provides for examination before court
Of the distribution of the estate, credi
tors 10 share pro rata without prefer
enoe, except wages to clerks and ope-
ratives under $50 month. The order
in dividend is first, the costs of the
courts; second, debts 10 the State and
State assessments; third, wages
fourth, debts having priority by law.
1t provides, also, for discharge from all
debts after compliance, and provides
punishment for fraud Seven DAYS
confession of judgment and fourteen
for commercial paper shall be an act
of bankruptcy. The act takes effect
for officers after PRONUNCIATION. No pc
ttion is 10 be filed before the first day
Of November next
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CeHses.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
C0LIEcrOR's OFFICE. % DIsTRIcT OF TESs.
NASHVILLE, May ? 1866.
A IL persons doing buEuess are hereby notified
n that their licenses must be renewed forthwith.
Neglect and delay afer this notice, viii not be
overlooked, but any person found doing business
without license, on the lst July next. viii BE- fined
$500 Hereafter, no license Will he granted for dis
utng 70 any person who n in arrears for taxes and
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license, will b. prosecuted fIr the fines snd penal
ties pres rhed by law, sod immediate steps " d be
iasfn TO coutscaie their distllery and The land
upon WhiCh . o. situated.
mayG-2w Id H L. NOKVEII. Collector.
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Nc Cincinnati Gazetle ~

The Cincinnati OaZetje says:
There was rather a b stter feeling than
usuaI for Monday in the market for general
merchandise, under the stimulus of the adj
vance in gold, but with the exception Of
groceries there was DO essential change in
price. There WIS a good demand for super
fine and extra flour, and fair inquiry for
we'll known brands Of family, and a fair
amount OF business was transacted at full
prices The demand for wheat WAS good,
especially for extra spring, and the was
more done in the higher grades of new and
old winter wheat, prices generally being
we'll sustained. The offerings Of corn were
light, but the demand was not heavy, and
il was supplied at previons prices. Oats
continue scarce on the spot, while the oiier-
ings to arrive are increasing; prices mean
whIie are steady. Rye is in good request
and scarce Barley is active. Sales were
made OF good fall at 81 50, and Of prime
at 81 so The market for cotton was much
depressed by the foreign news, but holders
would not listen TO any prices which buyers
were disposed 10 name, and we heard Of no
transactions. There was more activity ia
whisky, and considerable sales were made
at full prices, particulars OF which VIII be
found 10 the market report. The advance
in gold has the effect OF advancing prices
of sugars and coffee I4aZc per 10, though
the hlkance Us more IN inc views % l'lu0io
than in &C ual transactions, IS there was
very LITTLE doing. The market for p7oyls-
ious Yves very firm; coo brls mess pork sold
ut $3l 90, but holders were incl ed TO ac
ccpt that price at the close. Bulk meats
were held &c higher, with a good demand
a. previous prices. Bacon was iirmer under
the more favorable news from New Orleans,
which is now one Of the principal custom
ers for bacon. There is not much demand
for lard, and not much disposition on the
part Of holders 10 sell.
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SasDE A DAY Agents wanted b sell a ne~
TP~ End goadeuUi SEWING MACHINE,
me only chesp nne licensed. Address sHAW 4
CLARK, Biddai0yds EsiEf,
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Procure gsaIsr,sBts for Oassrs With Prsusp,.
REFERs BY PERMISSION TO

hon. Richard Ogolsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, U. s..
Hon. VIM. 6. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
BIg. Gen. JAS P. Brownlow, Adj. Gen. State OF Ten
nessee.
Hon. N. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Vim. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. G. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Maxey Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris & strEtton, Nashvne.
Messrs. Evans & Co., Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
JUnels Il
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NOMcn-

THE MERCHAETS' EXCHANGE viii he open
\ ed for business NJ the HAL OF the Chaulb-r Of
Commerce. No. ~ College street, on Thursday
next and every day thereafter a. I O'Clock. pm
and remaln open until O'Clock, when &c is expected
that the Members vii be present with samples Of
Cotton tirsins, Groceries, &c.
AT buyers, pThether members or not are respeet-
tuiy invited to be present
u5ai2s-u ISAAC IITFON. ser'v.
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30 ADVERTISERS IN BETAnh,

Advertisements in the Special Column, hrst time,
froEa / 10 3 lines, 81 OO-each additional line, -
cents; sutseuuent Insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column fret tIme from 1 to lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 80 ceEtsi subsequent irser-
tons, 10 cents per line.
All ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position,
nd All double column advertisements, viii he
charged $50 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
vii ue charged st the regular advertising fsiss,
gertlOn made.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Accents of Insurance Companies.

CAREY & SMITH, Ees. Sc and IS Union street,
I Cup siairs) represent the following Companies
an. Pbonis ana Knickerto.ker Life OF New York.
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.