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fUnLIG NOTICE.

OPPlCE BIIhE OF COUNCIL,
.. -yN May 1867. !
Tho following Section Of An Ordinance 10 abolish tha
Office or Superintendent OF SrsetA To provide for Keep.
Ing the Sreets Lanes Alloys and open Courts In ihs
City Of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes Ia
hereby published for the Information of all concerned
For tile due protection AZ the said contractor con-
tracrrs. isthsT nrddinf That every owner, lessee,
occupant aud tenant 6i any premises frnptng in sny
srert, lane. alley, open court. shall every day
Sundays excepted have the dirt h garbage. other
oaI placed n front az his her iot barrel boz or
heap sn in rranrss for The sontTactnr by tho hour OF
O'Clock. A. A. troin tllc INST day hsy 10 the
nine O'Clock. A. N from the frat day OF November to
the rst day OF May olop ing, And any person offend.
ing herein, placing diit. NTH garbage or other
onal in any street. Isnr alley open court AFTER the
hours above NAMED, inali be subject 10 fine not less
than two than fire dollars for zach and cyerT
offence. to bc imposed bJ the MaJor.-''!.s
By order ~ ". II. SMITH,
"a May Is E#r.- Clark of Council
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FIR E LOAN,

cTz HALL NoycInbe! 0, 1856. I
4 IL. PERSONS DEsIR0US OF REBUILDING IN l'HE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tho City
der an Act OF The General Assembly, giving authority
10 the City Council Of Charleston to proea in tho mat
ter of Fire Loan with view 10 n1 In building thu
City answ are hereby nntfcd that tho form OF sppi
cation for ioahs can he obtained At tho oee Of the Cu
Of Council betweon tho horr5 OF A. ii. aud 2 p. III.
All applications mnst be Il In the above mentioned
ofce 40 Tho Committee viii meet rysry Monday to
sidcr the same.
by order Of the MAFGr .!t. W. u. SMITH,
Noysmhrrlh N Elert ef Council.
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II yon want CHEAP Blank Bouks;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
pG, &C.; or, MILLEns' Almanac:
Y You want Printing executed neatly;
lfyou want Books bound in any slyIo or Account
Books made to order, with any dcsirod pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAH HAnRls, No. Go Broad strco,.
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CHAN0E or liorH ron DELIVERY or SUNDAY MAIL
On and after Sunday, et inst, this Ofico will DO
open fonl halfpast five to haf-pa six for doiiv.
oring mails. STANLEY q. TROTT, r. NJ.
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LOCAL NIA'IrrERS.

To TlASsIESr ADvInTIsERs.-N No transient sd-
vertisemont will be published in this journa, hcre
alter unless paid icr III advance. BY trausient We
mean an advertisement tron any re,san who IL
not Tgntar Advertising customor ot the Nrws.
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filIHLI(' NOTICE.


DurIm NOTICE Il uEnEnY Given TASr Il TN; 1NbFE
l. the following Ordinance licelseR have been prepared
TOR delivery from Ibis uilict 2. THOMAS
CITY Treasurer.
Sra. !. lie IL Ordained Ly The Magyar ,,d Afdrrmeni,,
Civ Council That tto1t .i, ancr tha rod o,,
snl wagons. iist hr private and dom pltoses II,
the nlnnIIcr and according th,. SAME rroysiony
nw III ir. IN relation io carts. druya and wagons r
driven !lnr hire, except giving hnnis. And each slch
cart dray Or wagon shall he provided with dee con.
tanning the number thereof. aud married PfrafS II La
placed Oh the outside 0f tue shalt.
SIC. 2. No person Ra he taken BY the Treasurer A..
sMrtty to any i6l nndtr the Ordinance coprf rnpe IL
csuses ior Tts drays wagons and other earrlges u.
iess lie or eho lac ireehoder.
SIC. g. The following eah hereafter he Tho rats. far
licenses for pubic and private cara drays wagopa 6a
ineuhinS Tho horGaa CT mules Used thereof which shu
nc Tree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, ETC, TTfo.T ThPIorTp II, xSY
BUSINESS WHATEVER FoR HIRE DIRECT On ripfarcT.
For eLsrT carl dra5 CT 6ason. drawn By enc horEa
nuls, ta1
For every cart dtay wagon, drawn by two horsssor
mules. $50.
For every hack and carriass with tvo wheels, $40.
For every hack snl rarrisge with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnbus eEespt line omnibus)l
With Two horses $50.
For every siaEc or omnibus (ercept iiuo onnibu.l
drawn liz four horsss, fs0
For every trsE drsTn ny two horsss CT mules
Geo.
For every sIpraas wagon drawn by twa horses
iuules tGO
uRrAp rAHrs PRIVATE CARTS. pR,ys, pro
For every bread cart wagon. Co.
For every 'ar ray wagon. used for private or do
meatir purposes. AMI not TO bs employed III the
porting Of goods. wares. merchandise lumber. any
indirectly for thu same. shai pay for tceuso tho su OF
IS, exclusive OF thu horse mule.
Ratified III City Council this 18th day OF January
H. In tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hum
r. C. dAILLARD, Mayor
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Post OHIrt Notice,

PosT OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., July G, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close ut O'Clock AM. and to-day and after
wards they arc expected to reach tho Railroad
''staticn" at 230 o'clock P.N and to be roatly for
deliverr at THIS Office al 33U o'clock Y. NJ
STANLEY q. TROTT, +. AZ.
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REdIsrRAHoN.-T Managers Of tho lth Pre-
cinet will open this day at the Stonewall Engine
House, aud those who havo from any cause lie.
glectedto register their names are urged to take
advantage OF thepresent opportunity, as the books
will be soon clossd
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PosToFF1cE NorloE-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those olcos, will close daily at tho Postoffice at
half-past G O'Clock.
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Eact >yor,b bx,o,,

FACT Worth Knowing.
Inc oest Investment for en- invalid who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite. IA bottle Of pAsks1ss Be
patio Bitters Il viii be sure to eiye reIiSf For ,,,o
all Druggists. "s
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NUVICE.
OFFICE CIFRK OF CoUNCn--ThE FOLLOWING
clause Of Section OF '0rdinance 10 Raisp sup
pile, for year 1891 is published for tho information
personA selns Goods by aarup Otherwise who arc
NOT residents this city All such psreDus are hereby
notified 10 report OF thiA offlcp.
'lhree dollars Every hundred dollars OF all eooda
cold In this city Sons mol reshisnts by sample or
otherwae." E,;.: ,; W., II. SIIITh
= March Clerk of Council
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A Card,

Card,
What Ia TARRANT'S EFFkRyEs0ENT sELTzER
APERlEST, and what are It's efects2 Thcso nre uues
tone which the great American public has rigbl to
nsk ami II also has right 10 expect candid and salts
factory reply Tho preparation ia a mild and geptJ.
saline cathartic alternative and tons and ia most care
iln5 prepared IN the form Of white powder con-
tanning all tho wonderful medical properties OF the far
famed Seltzer Springs Of Germany.
ofs efeeta we would say that those who huye tested
e preparation nro the best judges, snd they declare
o'er 1hor: own stsnntures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the aow Of The
DIG Cure every species Of headache. TrapauIIze the
nervous syatem Refresh and Invgorae the weak Miti
cato the pangs Of Rheumatism Neutrali,c aeid IN m,
Stomach. Clesnse and tono the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn
II you are sufferer give this Remod7 one tra, and !,
Will convinco you Of The above iaets
TaRRANT & co. Sole Proptiotors Esz YORK.
Sold By all Druggists. 3nos s.n,o,,,ar 10
--G-
Kentucky State Combination Lottery.
MURRAY. EDDY CO.. Managers, draws EVERY
DAY at Covington, ky
Whole Tickets from 81 to sI0 Shares in proport,cp
Capital Prt1es from $4,000 to $4,000
80 A. PETERS. Agent.
No. 80 Hasol arecti Charleston, a. C.
P'ootf 1mo
The Time to Advertise in tho Countrv
IHE PH6Frx has largo circulation throughout tht.
middle and upper Districts or tho Slate. Adyertsipc
ratos as reasonable rs tho angenc OF the money mar
ket VIII warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns OF tho paper win address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor.
FEBRUARY 70 Columbia, q. C.
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BY the Mayor.
January 's v. II. SMITH, Clerk OF Council


TO REGULATE THE STORAGE aP PETROLEUM, It'll PPo.
Drcra ASp OTHER IsFLAnMABLE oII4.
SEC. l. b. IL oriained BY the Mayor aud AkfrrarH in
CITY tUunc atrmhii That from md after tho la lay
OF Jnnc next ahail no. Se lawful TO keep Petroleum.
Kerosene. Hpcl OIL. 13enzuu, Benznle olher III.
amnaile oil or oils storage fr Aae IN any cellar
store or niidng south OF Line street. In larger qtn.
any nurh quantity 80 kept or Atord ahal be contained IL,
ye.-ela Of tin or other metal. ~ .-tsr.
SEC 2. That Petroleum. its products any other ia.
iannaia oil or oils when brought into the city by land
or water may lie kept on any lot or IN any building
which cotton Ia not stored for period exceediuy
twenty four hours, upon the expiration Of which timu ii
shn h removed and kept in The manner required by
tin foregoing scction
SEC D. ANY person or persona violating any part IL
this Ordinance Hliail he subject Ia no two hundred
ollnrs for each orrr recoverable In any Court OF con-,
petcnt Jurisdiction.
itahed in CITY Cour thia twenty 6rs day OF May iI
the year Of our Ihrl oir thousand eight hundred sli
Siyty.sOvsit - .
lI"Sl T.. G.. uAILI.ARD, Mayor.
. W. u. Il
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Auction saleu Th,. No.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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'neo Sip y oh toot, anu Toll early and late while
collecting The rubbish thrown into the streets from
the different houses In Charleston this business
has boen conducted principally by old colored
women whose implements OF trado we're huge
canvass bag and q piece Of bont iron hoop, with
which they scratch tho piles Of dirt and refuse
matter before the scavengers cart has made its
appearance. Many OF these characters, arc yete-
rams in the business, and have from long seryice
become bent almost double; but they are still in
dsfahgable, and the early riser can see them ut
their daily toll before SUNRISE Nothing ia loo
mean for thoir clutches but bones; iron and rags
areinvaluablo prizes that arc in1tantly seized and
during the day takon to somo of tho numerous
junkshops in tho city and sold for fow cents.
Tho citizens of Charleston are too poor to throw
many Valuables into tho street, and tho chiffon
ier tolls for months, and oven years, Ecfore t,or
search ie rewarded with tho sight OF any prizo of
moro importance than old iron. No golden dust-
men have over beon known in this city, and the
eahne presents no attractions, to any except those
negroes Who are loo decrepid to engage in any
ppinees, and who can mako few cents by crawl
Ing round the streets and collecting the trash and
garbage. TTfi i
t. difficult matter for half of tho world i5tei
SSH the other half o1ists, and Tho chifonIcr bs:
ionss 70 thst elsss that make their living whilo tho
rest OF The world is asleep. They arc tho night
bird, whose homo ia ON tho strsot, and who con:
sidsr all articles found on TINT domain aa their
psoperty As class they, are incidental to oySty,
large city, bat DE generally quiet and well bs6ay.
ed; they fit aboht Ike evil spirits but arc ono ot
the necessary features Of city life, and are never
uolssted IN their groYelling pursuits, 's.,,
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NOTICE.
oFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIOE,l

oFFICE or THE CHIEF OF PoLIoEl
CHkn1EsroN. q. c., May 4, 1851. I
nNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
L Enclosures. vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
nsz O. uat 0wncrs aud Occupants Se hereby require
10 900 that their premises are In gobd condition and thnt
I'll fllh and Rhrtago Is removed a. required bJ Ord
naace. Othertnsptcliona Will follow;
r. ~ 'ii!E.+i 'tos, Oh sIdwALD,
- y :iia a.It l. QklN Of Police,
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OH Il Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLrspAIE. Ban.wELL DIsrnrcr. $. e..

OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLrspALE. B.nswE ELL DIsraIcr $. c.t
Htssrs. Eiftif d. 8arshLH
QEsTiEMEs iis,s during The Tast a, a,,,n ,,I,, nj
"lngeIsuls Portable Coilon Presses purchased Of Won
last September havo aways been nrejudircd In fay,,r
Of tho "Screw Press an nothing but dire Necessity in
duced Inc IA Try any other. lake pleasure however III
adding my testimony In favor of its entire adaptation 10
the wants OF cotton plantation II has Ru rlassrd my
most sanenno expectations. haze packed with but
tWo hands. yet prefer fuur--two at osc lever. MY
bales all weighed Gnu lbs. Tie nrst 6ent Ia
market averaged 56l s My Impression that ibH
about the capacity OF tho Press and greater number
OF pounds subject the foiowblock 10 too nrh sI nm
less the stles pi the cotton box increased II would
add greatly Ia tho value of tho prcsa IL the cotton box
was ten inches longer In haste, very respectfully
Yonr obetlient servant &c. g. W. LAWTON.
P.s. took my Press down and carried Il some iour
miles 10 pack the crop of neighbour who fsed 10 have
"Scrow' built: no was so much pleased that he has
determined to abandon tho Screw and purchase "In.
gereons Press. d. ". /.
OFFICE OF hIEa's aGoGTTtIii RAILROAD COMPANY
foRkvILLE. S. c., April Is. 1867 /
dFSILEEEH have lust received your letter OF Feb
tuary ltth-hp0n my return To this pisce All
sence OF TWO months this reply he ioo late
your "Descrpuvs Circular Of InRerala Cotton Pres.
Thh Press l used III packing my cotton last year
worked admirably. packing, with cafe mon, 6on TO I.5
lbs With good active lIsla 10 work H. aiu sstiafle,I
that from eiph'toh tn twenty bales might nuiily be
This Press combines the advantages or ghtntas and
consequent portability and simplicity benE eaay isu.
aged b. any Que OF ordinary intelgencp areat COM
pressing force with little motive power and lRst hit
not least 10 worked entirely by ian thus saving
the use Of tho ordinary 'Screw.''
Respectfully. &c. youra. EN- LAW
To LITTLE & MARSHALL. Charleston S. c.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
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AL PYkcIt9 srLtRRBt - ~
~ "AMRuCAN LEAD PENCIL 60. N. r.
None genuine without tae erxet name Of the hrm
ooS DO n. = Decsmber IL
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Stt'l'tt'F.

NpTltE.
OFFICE or CHIEF OF POLICE.)
MAIN filTAgR HotTIf I
...,, cHAnlf,iaS. s. e., August q, 1861
'Iii lutluwlNG SECTIONS or ORDINANCES
ale Pni',lslri tor t!r Information of oil whom il
hia! r"itrrrn g. Is. SIaWAI.D,
Captain ur Police.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-21
From The Cincinnati Gazette

SOME months since. II. W. Cook, Of
Bristol, Ill., Henry Stanley, of New York.
aud a boy named Louis Noe, also Of the
last named place, went 70 Turkey, and
formed the insane project Of travelling with
ont passports, OF the protection Of any
kind. overland 10 China. They had no
knowledge OF the language Of the country
through which they were to pass. and part
of their money vas in greenhacks and the
remainder in American gold. neither of
which are current in Asia. They did not
get very far. for they were assained by
gang OF Turkish nIdians, who robbed them,
beside committing horrible outrages on the
hoy Through the inslrumentality Of our
Minister at Uonstsntinople, the robbrrs
have been arrested, and ssntenced 70 i've
wear hard labor The three assailants Of
she boy are 20 be executed, and the Turk
ISL authorities will pay over the $4,000
stolen from the party.
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A FEARFUL DISASTER.
Explosion of the David WhiIe-AbOut
Thirty Lives LOst-The BOat and
Cargo "A TOTAL Loss

Explosion of the David White-AbOnt
Thirty Lives LOst-The BOat and
Cargo n Total Loss.
From the Memphis Avalanche, Feb. l9.
The David White was engaged in the
New Orleans and Louisville trade, and was
bound, at the time Of the explosion, for the
latter point She left New Orleans With
very fIll trip of passengers and freight, and
had reached point about twenty miles
above Nicksburg when she exploded, lit
orally tearing her to pieces, and sunk from
the effects in abOnt ten minutes. Captain
Dan Kinney, in command OF the "White,"
was lost He was an old LouisEillian,
standing n the front rank of steamboat
men, by reason Of his long experience,
caTefulness, popularity and ability to man
age all the intricate details about steam
boat, OF which the outside world knows but
little. His untimely death will be moumed
by large circle of soTrowing friends. The
trst engineer, the first mate, the striker, a
Number of the cabin and deck crew, and
about twenty cabin passengers, are reported
lost. The disaster occurred Yesterday about
noon. The Ned Tracey, bound upwards,
came up with the wreck, and rendered
valuable assistance in rescuing the wounded
from wateTy graves and even many who
were floating about on portions of the
wreck. The Ned Tracey is bound for this
port and il due sometime tonight. We
learn the above meagre particulars from
private Telegram sent to a lady in this city
announcing the loss of her son, who was
engaged as striker on the boat
The David White was valned at about
fifty thousand dollars, and was owned by
her first clerk Capt. Shaw, and several
other parties in Louisville. She was
PARTIALLY insured in Cincinnati Offices The
cargo, which was very large, is a total loss
In our next Issue we hope to be able to
lay the full particulars before our readers.
Later Intelligence reports that Capt
Dan. Kinney was not lost, hut was badly
scalded.-EDs. UNION AND DISPATCH.
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THEUNDERGROUND RAILWAYS az
LONDON.

New York business man write from
Londo % under date January 20:
M, the least is their extensive system Of
underground railways. IL Is perfectly
wonderful how they Jerk the people about,
al uIe rate ui about fifteen miles an hour.
from one end of the town to another. and
acrosz and around, stopping about every
half mile, 40 some prominent corner, at a
station. from which you emerge 10 the up
per air. and lind YuuTself somewhere near
where you want to be-, and miles from
wb ere YOU were q half or three-guauers OF
~ hour ago. These trains run each way,
hciug double tracks about every len
minute and morning and evening they
often consist of seven or eight Caus holding
thirty or iorty people each. The cars are
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Reie.ted-yea. IS. nay. loI, Mr.. Stevens

Reieted-yeas IS, nays l0l, Mr.. Stevens
not voting.
Mr.. Finck, as a beginning Of the flibus-
tering movement, moved a recess till one
O'Clock. A large number Of dilatory
motions were made aud several votes taken.
At ll:l0 P. NJ. Mr. Wilson proposed that
the House adjourn, with the understanding
that a vote be taken tomorrow, after the
reading Of the journal.
Mr. Morehead objected.
Mr.. ScofeId moved that the House ad-
iourn Carried
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
n of Allen Cary for claims presented before
the Board OF Claims At Nashville, Tenn known
as the Driver Board, are hereby notified that
have made arrangements with Messrs. Para
more SDwers 4 Co. for the prosecution Of said
elaine Col Param0re is new in " ashingion,
d. c., prosecuting these claims before the diuer-
eut Departments. and claimants can hasten the
paymsnt af their claims by calling upon capt
SoWers. At the Office Of PsramoIei soweTs Coz
No a. North Cherry street, old Q. -
SILAS T. ALLEN
febG-tf ERepresentinE Allen 4 Caryi
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GREAT AUCTION OF
Jity and Other Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID to me by Charles L. IL. Martin, will sell to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
of February, 1867, commencing at ii O'Clock A.
NJ. on the premises first described. and cOntinu-
ing in the order and at the places herein lndl-
Gated, the following valuable property:
lst The two story Residence, No. l69 Cherry
street, third door north of Gay, with the lot
fronting AZ feet and running back 100 feet.
I'd. The Brick House and Stable IN rear OF the
above, fronting A feet on a 20 foot alley.
Sd. Brick House ard Lot on the corner of Gay
street and alley, in the same block with the
above.
4th House No. - Front street. opposite the
alley in rear OF the Inn Block, with lot % feet
front and running back to the river.
5th. Ice House and Shop No. .S3, adjoining
and north Of the above, lot fronting 45 feet on
Front street
9Th Vacant Lot north Of and adjoining the
above, fronting 30 feet on Front street.
On SATURDAY, the ID OF March, 1901, at II
o'clock under the same deed of trust 1 Will sell
at the Court House in Nashville, at auction
lst. TwentY-tOu acres and lul poles OF hne
Land, ~ miles from the city. on the east side Ot
the Louisville Railroad, on which are two small
houses, an orchard, etc.
"a. A Lot on north side of Woodland street.
in Edge6eld, between Foster aud MinnIek
streets, fronting 81 y feet and 10 feet deep.
3D. Two Lots adjoining ia Hardiug's Addition,
between Watkins and Clay streets fronting each
"a feet on Jackson street, and running back lpl
feet to 4 Is foot alley.
4th. Two lots adjoining, each fronting 2G15
feet on Pearl street. west Of McLemore, and run
ming back 10 feet to a 10 foot alley
5th. Lot No 6, Binod's subdivision, on Ash
street, second lot east of High street, adjoining
Anthony LeOnard's residence, fronting 80 feet
and 10 feet deep, to an alley.
9th. Brick House No. lOl, on Pearl street west
Of McLemore, containing six rooms, hall and
porch. with lot . feet front, and l35 feet deep.
There is property here for every variety OF
purchaser. Plats and descriptions can be exam
ined at the office of the Real Estate Agent
r. g Il A. aFlI fnav fha wi
interest, lien aud security, or one fourth cash
balance in &. II, IS and a months. with interest
and lien, at option of purchaser. Sale without
reserve or redemp ton. -
ANDERSON. JOHNSON i SMITH, Agents
febT I'd
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lighted with gas-not the tunnels, except
at stations-so that you can read your pa
pers; and there is no smell Of smoke, or
sense Of sufocation. How they ventilaIe
lhem 40 we'll 1 can hardly see.
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h. H. Ian Err.
(Late of Lanier, Phillips 4 Co.,).
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant
NO 30 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

/ HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
i NoT and Baltimore. where L purchased n
new stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand, No. 80 South Market street, where
| will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. | shall endeiYor TO sell GrOeeries
at such prices that merchants will find II 10 their
interest TO buy in Nashville instead of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise 4 part of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice p. K. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar,
Fair to Coed Demerara Sugar Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and
Granulated Sugar, A, B and c Coffee Sugar.
Stuarts Extra Syrup. Choice Rio Coffee, La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee.
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup,
Clear Sides Cheese, Pepper, Race Ginger. Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles, Soap, Concentrated
Lye. Indigo, Madder, Durkee's Yeast Powder.
Ground Mustard, Pepper, Spice. etc: and a
general stock of Liquors Copper and Lead
all of which will be sold low to the trade.
nov25-3m L. Ii. LANIRR-