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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

FVHE STOCKH0LDERSOF THE McGAVOCK
and Mount Vernon Street Railroad are
hereby notified to attend q meeting at the Office
of the Company, on MONDAY next at three
o'clock p. N.
juneI 81 i. X. CllEATHAM, Sec'y.
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b. f. and J. J. Garrett VS.. q. J. Hooper.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chaacery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause, l will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville. at u O'Clock on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20. Iss7,
A tract of land on the MurfreesbOro Turnpike.
adjoining the lands of Robert Powers GA the
west. Olivia Cox on the south. X. Powers on the
east, and the turnpike on the north, containing
about fourteen arres. being the same piece OF
land sold by Mary Grant to Geo. }. Hooper.
TFRMs-SiX months credit with interest from
day Of sale. Note required with approved secu-
rity, and lien retained Sale free from re-
demption-
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
iunes I'd
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7. Z0LLTCOFFER's HOUSE. ON
HIGH STREET.

The lot fronts 4o1 feet and runs back no feet to
an eighteen foot alley. The house was built in
elegant style, and is now in very good condition.
The sale is peremptOTy, only subject to the con-
frmatiOn Of the Court, and great bargain may
requested to examine the premises. Possession
will be given immediately upon the confirmation
of the sale.
TERMS or SALE-One- fourth cash, and the resi-
due on credits of one and two years, with inte-
rest from date. Notes required with approved
security and lien retained. Sale free from re-
demptiOn.
At the same time and place | will also sell
FOR CASH, one hundred and eightyfO QSD
shares of Suspension Bridge Stock, in lots OF
twenty shares or more, OF in lots to suit puT-
chasers.
MORTON B. HOWELL c. and NJ n
tunes I'd
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III. II. Harrison, Trustee, vs.. c. X. Win
ston and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case will sell at the
Courthouse al u O'Clock on
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ICE CREAM.
H. V. BIAS EFT,
No. 40 CEDAR STREET,

TpAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
Il Ladies and Gentlemen that he will open his
lee Cream saloon on THIS DAY.
and will keep the purest article during the sea-
SON II is also prepared to serve customers
with EAGABLES cooked in the very best
style juneS I'm
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

STOCKHOLDERS.
W. W. Berry, NJ. Burns,
John hirkman, Jas. Z. kirknan.
. ID, Weaver. Edgar Jones'
Dan1 f. Carter A. Duncan.
Alexander Fail. Chas T. Hilimau,
Edmund Cooper.
Deals in Exchange, Gold and Silver. and
Government Securities.
Drafts drawn IN sums t. suit on London, New
York, New Orleans, Cincinnati. 81. Louis, Louis
vile, Memphis etc.
5 20 Bonds and 7-aO Treasury Notes always
on hand for sale.
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes
W. w. BERRY. President.
EDGAR JONES. Cashier.
JOHN kIRkMAN. Vice President.
mari Is
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w. ID. TALBOTE. p. PECK.
General Agent. Resident Agent

N. Z. This Company has uniformly made =
per cent larger Annual Dividends than any other
Life lnsuranceCompany represented in this Stale
seD2-tf
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CHANCERY SALES
JUNE go, 1907.

j. E. Gleaves, Admir-, vs.. Heirs and Cred
itors of F. K. Zollicoffer, decd.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case, viii sell at II
o'clock on Saturday, June 30. st the Court. .
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CIT Y H0 T Ell.

THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known House IN future will be conducted hy
j. q. BLkDSOE. who has spent more than
twenty years ~ this business 10 Louisville, Cin
elnnat and other critics IN connection with II.
b. BELL, 81 this city. and $. T. hAhE- one 81
mercial Hotel. Of this place. We hope y stnct
attention 10 busineN u receive liberal share Of
pHblir PATRONAGE our table shall always be
Supplied with the best the market affords, and
BIEDsOE, BELL A HARE,
nays I'm Pr0prietors.
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LOST,

ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN THE LAW
~ office of A. l.. DemOss, on Cedar street, and
the Capitol ladys GOLD BRACELET. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
this office tunes 81
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FOR SALE

A Chinaware. Silver Plate, pictures, etc, now
in the Summers House in Edgeied. and lease
of the house until January l, 1868. bargain
can be had. Apply at No. IA North College
street juneS 81"
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TO SOUTH NASHVILLE
+" The Star of Empire Wends IFS Way"
30 Lois at Auction.

tnN THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1867. NEAR
" the terminus of Cherry Street Railroad, the
Trimbie School. the Workshops Of the Alabama
Railroad. in Humphreys. Martins and Hous-
tons Additions These lots lie between the
RChattanooga aEd Decatur Railroads. and near
their crossing. The route surveyed for the
Pacific Railroad passes close to these grounds,
and the lot upon which the Alabama Railroad
is under obligations 10 build its depot adioins
this operty, South Nashville having contract
ed for twenty-five acres for that purpose.
No more promising opportunity was ever
offered in Nashville for Investment.
Free tickets on the street ears to the sale at
II o'clock.
+ ANDERSON. JOHNSON * SMITH.
june4 9t Agents.
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DGEFIELD AGAIN.
Second ChanCery Sale,
FRIDAY, JUHE 2s, 1867.

IN PURSUANCE Or A DECREE OF THE
| Chancery Court in the case of W Greenfield
and others vs.. A. J. MeWhirter, we will offer at
public auction on the premises, at II OclOrk,
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FOREMAN WANTED.

IMANTED. A GOOD PRACTICAL CAR
w penter foreman. who understands Draw
ing and Machinery. Good wages and steady
employment. Inquire az this office.
iuua5 In
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Seven Lots ~ to IS inclusive, fifty feet by 10.
on Smiley street, in Fosters Addition. These
lots lie near the residence Of Gov. Brown, and
within short distance of the Gailatin Pike
They are most choice lots and are beautifully
located.
TERMS-A credit of six. twelve. eighteen
and twenty-four months, with interest. Notes
with approved personal security required and
lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL c. and NJ.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY. Ag'ts.
No 6S Public Square.
June 8, 1s67.--td
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Ind's Corn AnnihilaiOr

THE MOST EFFECTUAL CURE FOR
C0RNS and BUNIONS ever discovered. 1
is n femedy that never fails One trial is sufi-
eient 20 prove its efficiency
For sale only by
h. p. JENKINS,
80 North Market St. opposite Uniou st.
iune6 I'm
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SUNDAY. JUNE ., 1867.

Largest circulation in city and state
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IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, will sell on
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Opinion Forwarded 10 the President
THE Surratt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Death Confirmed, etc. .tu.11
NEW York, July 6.-The Herald's New
Orleans special says eminent jurists in New
Orleans have forwarded a ioint-opinion to
President Johnson, urging that the issue
OF bonds for levee repairs by Governor
Flanders is illegal, and it is sent out as a
protest from Ex-Governor Wells against
the assumption of his office By Flanders.
The Herald's Washington special says
] am informed that one of the chief points
on which the defense intend to base their
theory of innocence will be their ability 10
prove the contents of Booths mysterious
letter TO the editor of the National Intelh-
gencer of this city That letter, it will be
remembered, never reached the hands for
which 1t was destined, and its contents
were never laid before the public.
On Monday last Matthews, who was an
actor here on the night Of the assassination,
was before the Judiciary Committee. and
there gave testimony which clears away all
the mystery attached to the letter which
Booth wrote to the Intelligencer on that
fatal morning.
Matthews testified that he met Booth,
who was on horseback that Booth called
him and gave him letter, which he re-
quested Matthews to have next morning at
the Intelligencer Office, if he (Matthews)
learned of Booths having left town, or il
any extraordinary event occurred during
the night. Matthews took the letter, which
was given him hurriedly and with some Sc
cresy OF manner, and had no time to think
about the strangeness of the request. That
night, when the excitement grew to mad
ness, Matthews bethought him of the letter,
and went to his room and opened and
read it.
1t contained a statement signed by
Booth, Payne, Atzorot and Harold. The
statement was they had tried all in their
power TO abduct the President but had
failed, and they had resolved that they
would sacrifice their lives for the welfare Of
the country, and remove by death the
President, whom-they considered the cause
of all its woes. 1t will be noticed that
SurratPs name was not signed to the letter,
and this omission the defense intend to use
to prove he had no knowledge Of or instru-
mentality in procuring the assassination.
The Times special says the State De-
partment has received official dispatches
from our Consuls at Matamoras and Vera
Cruz confirming the death of Macmillan
on the 18th, but giving no details beyond
those already known.
A Tribune special says the Kentucky
delegation now think they will all be adj
United on Monday, as they assert that no
acts can be named against them which will
be considered a unampnr nv fha elpofi0n
committee.
The Times special denies the report that
majority of the Judiciary Committee
have been secured 10 favor of impeach-
ment by the detection of Mr. Woodbridge,
of Vermont.
The Tribune's special says it is reported
that Woodbridge, of Vermont, has become
in favor of Impeachment, thus giving a
majority in the Judiciary Committee
1.-THE TIMES denies the report.
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MAMMALIAN.
Official Confirmation of His Execution
-MiramOn and MejiR Share His Fate
Rejoicing Among the MexIeans.

-AfIoACAhE AAAaOtE the htAAeAnA-
MATAMoRAs, June %, IS67.-Via New
Orleans, July 2.-Oficial information OF
the death of Macmillan, Mifamon and
Majia was received here yesterday. The
report of Escobedo says they were con
demned on the night Of the l4th, the sem
tence confirmed at headquarters on the
18th and the 10th designated as the day Of
execution. Their execution was, however,
suspended by order of Juarez until the
18th, on which day, at seven o'clock A. b.,
the three were shot. On the morning Of the
18th the Prussian Minister made another
attempt to save them, but failed.
Macmillan was shot faced 10 the front
His last words were poor Carloua p Mi
ramon and Meiia were reduced from their
rank and shot in the back.
General Berriozabal Immediately COM
municated the news to General Reynolds,
in Brownsville. There is great rejoicing in
Mexico over the event
Official information Of the surrender Of
the capital to Diaz has also reached here.
MARQUEE was deposed, aud the city was
surrendered by Ramon Tabera.
Itwas thought here that Juarez has
started for the capital. Msxicans are ju-
bilant and foreigners are horror-stricken.
Letters from Juarez received here state
that Maximilian, Mejia and Miramon
were sentenced to be shot on the morning
Of June 10th. The sentence being pro-
mulgated on the morning Of June l4th
Subsequently the execution was postponed
for three days 10 give Macmillan time to
arrange his affairs, and it Was announced
that the execution would positively take
place on the morning Of June 18th, at II
O'Clock The Prussian and British minis
tiers visited Jusrez at San Luis Potoai TO
endeavor TO arrest the doom Of the unfor-
tunate Prince, but their efforts were vain.
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own social advancement; you viii promote
the public virtue, you will elevate Ameri-
can statesmanship, and you will give an
onward impetus to all the useful and orna-
mental arts of life.
Thus; by your elevation will you COM
plete the fabric of American liberty
Many think that our great temple of
American liberty is already completed.
Oh, no, fellow-citizens, not yet. Our fore
fathers, in their Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, laid its foundations. They were
laid deep, broad, and upon an everlasting
rock. = But we are still rearing the build
ing. We have added stone upon stone.
We have ornamented it with beautiful
columns, and now we see surely rising to its
place the grand dome of the dignity of
American labor, aud when this is reared,
we can pronounce our temple of liberty
complete, perfect and glorious.
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CHANGER Y SHE
Two Days-Wednesdaya and Thursday.
July 10 and IL, 1857.
City Property, part Free Territory.

TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court in the case of Amasa A.
Mclean and Others vs.. Louisa r. McLesn and
others, we will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
the premises at II o'clock, Wednesday, July
40. 1867, the following property: LIST. A Brick
House on Church street, No. As, between Cherry
and College, and just below the POstOfice, Max
well House and CustOmhouse lot. I'd. On Coll
lege street, beyond Broad, and lust this side of
Franklin street, one lot No H. fifty feet by ls2
feet-Eree Territory. Sd. 0ne-half Of the Brick
House on the corner of Market and Franklin
streets. and this side of the Medical College
Lot twenty by l04-Free Territory. .
On Thursday. July II, we will offer on the
premises, at II o'clock, about three acres of
ground. known as the Quinn Property on
the Granny White Pike aud in the tenth ward.
This property Is bounded on the east by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and is di-
Yided into lots of Fifty feet to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-tourth cash, aud the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest. Notes
with approved personal security, and lien re-
tanned. MORTON b. HOWELL, @. and Nj.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR a WkAkLkY. Ag'ts
june9td ~ ~ No, 90 Public Square
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Foreign News bY Gable.

PARIS, July 4.-The American public
fete, which was arranged to take place in
the Bots de BolOgne to-day, in honor of
the national anniversary, was adjourned on
receipt the news of Maximilian's death.
The day was celebrated, however with a
brilliant banquet given in theGrand Hotel.
Two hundred and fifty ladies and gentle
men were present JAS Milliken, of Phil
adelphia, presided.
BERLIN, July 4.-The Americans in the
Prussian capital observed the Fourth of
July by meeting at the festive board and
discussing a good dinner, given in the
Hotel de Rome. The Hon. T. S. Fay pre-
sided. ..r. .
VIENNA, July 4-The Hon. Mr.. Motley,
exMinister of the United States to the
Austrian Court, having left this city for
Switzerland, Gen. Post, United States Con-
sui, presided at a fine Fourth OF July din
ner, at which the most harmonious feeling
ofpatriotism prevailed.
BRUSSELS, July 4-The Fourth of July
dinner in the Belgian capital was given at
the house of the Hon. II s Sanford, United
States Minister to the Kings Court The
Minister'S residence was illuminated In
fine style, and several other houses were
decorated with American hags.
RoME, July 4-The Hon. Rufus King,
United States Minister TO the Pontifcal
States, being absent from home, there was
no public celebration Of the day in this city.
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severely wounded.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. July G.-During a
performance at the circus of Thayer &
Noyes in this city last evening, Elias
White, the Lion King, entered cage Of
ferocious lions. One Of the males attacked
him, telling him to the floor Of the den,
and fastening his jaws upon his shoulder,
inficting a severe wound. The circus men
came to the rescue with iron bars, and
finally succeeded in rescuing Mr.. White
from the cage alive, but severely injured.
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Not Officially Relieved.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Senor Romero
the Mexican Minister, does not believe that
Gen. Escobedo ever said or used such
words as have been attributed to him in
regard to making terror the order of the
day, and his desire to see split the blood OF
every foreigner that resides in Mexico.
Senior Romero feels certain that Gen. Esco-
bedO could not have expressed such senti-
ments, and believes they are fabricated by
i'll intentioned persons with a view to injure
the Mexican cause. He says there are some
persons at Brownsville, Texas, who have
been enpaged In this kind Of hnsinPss
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

U1HIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
II having undergone thorough repairs. and
been furnished throughout every department
with entirely new and irst-class furniture will
be open for the reception Of visitors on the 5th
dav of June.
The reputation of this water is so extensive
and so firmly established that it is useless to
enumerate the particular diseases for which IL
is a specific. The prOprietOrs have endeavOred
to make it as attractive as any Watering Place
in the mountains of Virginia.
Comfortable coaches will meet each train at
ShawsyilIe for the conveyance Of passengers to
the Springs. The resident partner will be as
sisted in thamanagement by gentleman of ex-
perience, and no pains spared to render visitors
comfortable. ii-. c. A. CALHOUN, Agt
iunel4 lot e #r EtrH .e
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] y WYNN

In retiring from the Claim business. Il affords
me pleasure 20 express my thanks % the citizens
Of tennessee, who have extended TO the old hrm
such liberal patronage E1d CONFIDENCE, ana 90
recommend the new firm Of Yaryan 1 Dawson
% the future trust Of the people. under whose
care business will be cOutnued al the old ONCE.
] will continue 10 reside Ia the CITY. aud VIII
give any assistance IN my power u such matters
Of the old firm may require Il. ,. l. afyan
Will remain ia the gfices is iully acquainted Eith
all its accumulated business, hnd fuly c3iAps
tent 10 insure the success OF such just anu n4sf
iaiv5et l. D. WALKER.
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PTRIIC NALE.

my VIRTUE OF A M0RTGAdE TO Mp
Il Executed. October 2gtA, is65. and registered
la he Registers Office, 81 Dayldspu county. 10
Book No. 81. page -. WI sell o. pubic safe
On saturday, 2ad inst
at II o'clock. at the Plough Factory. No. ~
south Cherry street. one steam Engine and
Boiler: also. PlaneT. JIG saw, Smiths Tools
Press and Dies, and all the fixture used in The
manufacture Of plOws BY Harris 3 Co.
june u-l0t y. HARSH.
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PLANTS, BOUQUETS,
GU II LO w II II =

THOMAS GARTLAND, GARDENER,
1 West of Cumberland Hospital, near Broad
street, is prepared to supply the choicest Plants,
Bouquets, and cut Flowers, suitable for Festivals
invited TO examine the stock at the Garden or
orders left at the drug store of W. j. G. w.
Smith, corner Vine and Church Streets will
receive early attention.
may23 3m-sp.
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CMALYREATE WATER.

A THE EAST END OFTHE SUSPENSION
- brdEe, an prepared % supply Chaly beats
~ ater from the SPRING GA the banks Of tho
FlFefs ~ Reasonable Fiiles g. individuals and
i1Iuiiles during the season. The tonic proper-
ties AMI virtues Of this water have been bro
houaced b. the Leading faculty ct the city supe-
nor 70 that Of any other IN the country. Open
ron A. x. tall r. ~
iune25lw ROBERT BRANAND.
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THE COPARINERSaIP HERETOFORE
4 existing under the hrm name Of Walker &
laryaB, Claim Ageu.s and Attorneys. i tins
day dissolved ty Inu5aal consent, Major /. ID.
Walker retiring from The irm. Gen. A. X. Z.
Dawson, late % the firm Of Chipman. HOsmer
& Co, has this day connected himself with the
remaining partner, j. L. faTyan. and the old
business q Walker i Yaryan will be prose
euted. and new business IL solicited under the
firm name Of IAkHAN a DAWSON.
l. ID. WALKER.
j i. NAKIAN
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HENRY j. DUDLEY,
Architect.

ctPECIFICATIONs AND WORKING DRAW
OINa5. made with pr without superiutendanes
Office al the Maxwell House.
HEFEEENCFg.
Ju#N 0vEEruE, J.. Dugcav.
". d. tULrnsl EsH EAsr.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L r O A ID
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains Leave N"shVitie
for Washington, New York, and
ali Points East and SOuth. close
Connections Made al Shatta-
nOOER Morning and Eve
ming for aII Eastern and
RoutiEern Cities.
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BURIAL LOTS

IN MOUNT OLIYET CEMETERY FOR
Il sale By A. NELSON CO..
Special Agents for Mount Olivst Cemetery Co.
Je30 lw
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE Is,
1897, and until further notice. Passenger
trains will run az follows:
Leave Nashville for Washington, New York.
Atlanta Macon, Montgomery. Augusta, Savan.
nah New Orleans and Mobile at 5:l5 A., n. and
S,16P. A.. arriving IN Chattanooga at l;aO P. ~
ana 900 A. NJ: both Trains making close con
nesfiong nj Chattanooga with Rast Tennessee q
tlssrria and Western q Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning leave Chattanooga at tiO
a. AZ. and ESQ P. NJ, upon arrival OF 4. Il. \ ga.
aud w A. Trains, arriving m nashville AT
$50 A. NJ and 2:50P. N.
KIraaut Palace sleeping Cars Ou all
Night Passenger Trains.
ggrLRYvtLLE AoooagoDATIoN-Leaves Shell
byvillo 500 A. N. sud lls25 A. NJ, arriving ln
NashviIle 1l.l0 A. a.. and $50 P. N. Leaves
Naahvillo for Shelbyville 5:l5 a r. and 2.lo p A.,
n-rfgsag 10 8hclbyyille 9O5 A. n. and s.lU p A.
nashville and Northwestern Railroad
PASSENGER TRAtN - Leaves Nashville 300
p ~. arrives at Johnsonvile 900 P. A.. Leaves
J0hnsonyille 400 A. A.; arrives at Nashvlle
1000 A. d..
w. p WINES, Genl Sup't
n. A Q. and n. w. X. h
j. ". BROWN. Gent Pass Agent.
lanHi-tf.
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McCLURE'S MUSIC STORE
EsTABLIsHED rs 1859.
@&R

VIHE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
i for Pianos from the renowned Steiuway.
hnabe Cos Durham. Soebbeler Gale q Co
Mafshali & araver--ranging 10 price from s3OO
shall & Iraver Is a perfect little beauty. ADD Is
warranted in every particular. for the low price
Of $500.
The largest and finest assortment Of American
organs, Sheet Music, Music Books and general
musical merchandise in the South. which B.
being daily augmented.
60 Those dealing with us viii insure saving
OF the transportation over parties buying iu
New York and large cities at a distance. a. We
sell ely 40 Factory prices besides war
rantiug all Pianos and Organs from our esthb-
lishment. Orders from distance promptly
filled. and Music mailed free 81 postage
Pianos aud all kinds % Musical iustrumenis
tuned and repaired By S. Hahn. Ordsrs lett
with us viii be promptly attended %.
las. 4. MCCLURE.
Music Publisher.
I'm 81 Union Street.