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OFFICE of CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
" GUARD house. CaAR RLEs1 ON, S. G., Sep
tember Is lS58.-Taken nom thief Gum of
money, which the owner can recover by giving
satisfactory PROOF.
C. r. SIGWALD,
Septenber 16 Chief of Police.
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wants..

HOUSE WANTED.--A PUNCTUALA AND
II permanent tenant wishes to rent small but
neat and pleasantly situated DWELLING. Rent
must be moderate. Possession not required imme-
dately. Address, stating terms, location, &C, "a
B." OFFICE DAILY NEWS. September IS
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THO RENT. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
i best Stands in the city for Grocery and Bar
Room Apply to No. 2l7 EAST BAY opposite New
Custom House september Is
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CHA R EsToN

SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10. 1858.
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OFFICE OF CHEF ,F POLICE, MAIN
" GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, S. c.. August
81, 18o8.-Recovered and brought TO this Post,
GRAY FILLY. II not called for within five days, 1t
will be sold to pay expenses C. B. klGWALD,
August 81 Chief OF Police.
GITY TREASURY, JULY D, 1s6s.-Ne-
" TIE TO HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN GU:
P0NS.-The Fife Loan Coupons due this day and
payable In the City OF New York. will be paid on pre-
sentat1on at this Office +. THOMAS,
July City Treasurer.
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Ts Rfnt.

V,O RENT, TWO FINE ROOMS. No.
Il 3C7 Kng.street Apply In the STORE below.
August Is stuth
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ITO RENT. TWO NICE ROOMS ANDA
Il KITCHEN. Apply at 20 HASEL-STREET.
September 16
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-14

bus amber at 50, 50 OF and 81 O5 for a
choice lot; 10 bus Mediterranean brought
81 Sc, and $50 bus mixed amber aud
Mediterranean was sold at 81 92@2.
CoRN-Yery little doing, prices abou.
the same. Only 957 bushels we're sold yes
terday, as follows IS bus white, in bulk
from wagon re; coo do Isle; 2S2 do in
sock Soc. No yellow in market.
OATs-Sales from store sacked, 75c.
RYE-We quote at 81.
HAY-Prime timothy $24@25; COM
mon SO per ton.
BAcoS-Easier. We quote clear sidesat
Isle; shoulders at Isle Tor country l5e
for Louisville; 14}c for Cincinnati plain
canvased hams 19@191c; Tennessee can
vased, none in market; sugar cured 2l@
2llc.
LARD--Advancing and firm. It's gao
ted at 19ic in tierces; in kegs 2ll
@22c in three and Eve pound caddies 81
@22c per Id. 80
FLoUR-Advancing. Common to choice
superfne s7@s 50, extra s1O@11, Cream
Of City sll, fancy SHOE per bbl.; new
$1l@12; Mountain Dew Sl2 80. u
BARLEY-Sl 80 per bushel.
COFFEE : Easier. Rio 2S4@26c;
Laguyra, 2Sc; Java, SS@40c.
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans, 75
9S0c. a
SRUrs-65@l loo per gallon.
/ SuaAR-Cmshed and graduated Use;
coffee sugars, A, B, c, II, 1910 l64 New
Orleans, l6@16}e; Demarara, 15@164e
choice. fHI
CANDLEs-Star candles l74c per 10;
hard pressed tallow IS 80 per box.
SALT-Firm. Five busael barrels are
now quoted at So, and seven bushel at
IS IS per Dbl. per car load 81 for single
barrel.
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DARING ROBBERY.
Express Onice nj Franklin Broken
Into and the safe and 5000 I'm Money
Carried nfT .


Express Omce nj FRANKLIN Broken
Into and the Safe and 5000 I'm Money
Carried on.
We learn from the Southern Express Mes
senger on the Nashville and Decatur rail-
road, who came into the city yesterday after
noon, that the office Chas. Marshall, agent
for the Nashville and Decatur railroad and
Southern Express Companies at Franklin
was broken into, yesterday morning, some
time between one o'clock and daylight, and
a little iron messenger safe carried of, in
which were deposited about 5000 in United
States currency belonging to the companies
he represented, a silver watch sent from
New York 20 some person in franklin aud
a number Of valuable papers. IL is sup
posed that the thief or thieyes--for Il is not
known how many persons were engaged in
the robbery-secreted themselves behind q
large pile Of sacked wheat some time dur
ing the day, and when night came and the
freight house was closed, emerged from their
hiding places, and as there were no barred
doors between the freight room and Office,
had undisputed control Of the whole build
ing, 10 the Office, situated in the front
portion Of the building Mr.. Marshall and
J. NJ. Cooke, the ageni Of The Nashville
City Transfer Company we're sleeping. The
rascals came into the office, shouldered
the safe, unbarred the door aud LEFT without
awakening the unconscious slumberers.
Yesterday morning the wreck Of the safe
was ioaRd 81 the west end Of the wagon
bridge that crosses Big Harpeth river on
the Murfreesboro road, fully half mile
from the depot Il had been smashed 10
by some heavy instrument or implement,
and the amount above stated distracted
Our informant stales there was no clue To
the perpetrators OF this daring deed
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Ths fall term Of the Edgefeld Female
Seminary will begin on the 7th of septem-
Der. Under the auspices Of Rev. E. c.
Trimble and Mrs. Henri Weber, this
school has achieved prominent place
among the schools Of the State. The ac-
cession Of Prof Thomas B. Bailey, win add
to its efficiency, and place it in The front
rank among the females schools Of the day.
Albert & Seeman will sell at auction this
morning, 10 the trade, an extra lot Of boots,
shoes and brogans.
A safe key Of value can b. had al this
Office.
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THROWING SToNRs AT. THE PRossER
Tuesday night, as the Prosserites
we're moving through the streets in process
sion, aud while IN front Of the ST. Cloud
Hotel, 90 summer street, a stone was
thrown by foolish, irresponsible boy,
named David Honnecuti, at the band
wagon. II struck a banner Of some Strange
device'-No quinine wanted here We be-
lieve il was, borne bya oolorcd man and
brother" turned it completely around.
came near dein0lishIng he ahdr fright
ened the pop-eyed African who bore il and
glanced of and struck George Minor. a
little son Of Col. G. G. Minor, on the
shoulder, inficting an ugly wound. He
was, at the time, seated in the wagon.
HonEecutt was promptly arrested by or
Ger Cassidy and carried 20 the Cedar Street
Stationhouse. He appeared before Com
missioner Sparkling yesterday morning, but
his csse was continued until today. Such
acls by irresponsible parties are not sane
toned by the laW-abiding, conservative
citizens Of Nashville.
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A SHOOTING Accommodated Wat
kins, a well known colOred hack driver, on
yesterday, While handling heavily loaded
Derringer pistol, sccidently discharged the
contents through his lefl hand, SCATTERING
the thumb 30 badly As TO require amputa-
ton. Surgical assistance was called, aud
the mutilated member removed, and neces-
sary dressing applied.
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ALIrrLE BRIEF AUTHoRITY.-An in
stance Of the above nature was revealed in
the court Of Justice Mathews 10 the case
Of w. J. Harrison, City Marshal, on dnty
at the Markethouse, who attempted TO
eject Julia Horde, a colored "hucksteress,"
by throwing down her water milyon"
stand, and grabbing her and hustling her
about generally. The Marshal was fined
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL TERM 0FTHIs
i Law School will open on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 18th, 1855 Full course, two terms Of
six months each. Students admitted 10 the
Senior Ciazs. on examination, Wy application
on OF before October 10Th, 1853 Tnition fee
$40 per annum including use Of Library
HENRY HITCHCOCK
Dean Of Law Faculty,
26s North Third street. 81. Louis Mo.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsUvrrt.r TbnTlav. Anor,-t Is

NAsHVILLE, ThnTday, AngIst y.
COTroE-NOthing vas done in this mar
ket yesterday.
WHEAT Easier, with slight tendency
to decline, So74 bushels we're sold yester-
day as follows: 405 hus white AZ 81 rs
for inferior 81 for medium and 81 % for
extra; 1884 bus red at 81 IS, 81 30, 81 g5,
81 50, 81 and choice lot at 81 05 845
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river fell four inches yesterday.
There are now three and half feet scant
on the Shoals.
ARRIVED.
Ella Hughes from Cairo, with 60 bbls
Magnolia flour, for T. J. Yarbrongh, and
100000 shingles for an Edgefield consignee,
besides about twenty passengers.
DEPARTED.
Alpha at 4 P. NJ, for Cairo. u.
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sPEt<lAl NOTICES.

Fine Arts in NashViIle.-C, C.. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
customers that he has just returned from trip
to New York and other Eastern cities. where
he has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
tographie Art. Also. just received fine lot of
Albums. gilt and rosewood frames. etc. Call at
Nos. 43 and IS Union street. and sec the finest
collection Of pictures in the Southwest.
iv93 IW
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ATTENTION FOURTH WARD.-There
will be regular meeting Of the Fourth
Ward Seymour and Blair Club this eve
ming, at 8 O'Clock, in the Soldiers Club
Room, over Hamilton & Cunningham's, on
College street. All friendly TO the cause
are earnestly requested to attend, as BUSH
ness OF Importance will be transacted.
THos, BILLINGsI.EA, Sec'ry.
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For Congress.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE ii. HARRISON. %
July 6. 1865. jy7 If
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statement of Ang. IT,

The exports of specie from New York TO
foreign ports last week amount to $685.,
$50 against S4I3,3S2 the corresponding
week last year. The following will show
the total exports Of specie from New York
to foreign ports from January l TO August
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At the earnest solicitation Of many of our in
fuential citizens. hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fall
election. III. Ii. TH0RNBERG.
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CoNvALEscING.-W are glad 10 be able
TO announce that Rev. Thomas Maddin,
ID, is gradually cenValescing from his
recent serions illness.
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We pledge ourselves that our table shah be
Supplied with the best the city and country 81
f0rds. Our servants are pOhte and attentive. and
we guarantee satisfaction 10 ali who may please
10 call on as.
The 0mbiiAises leaystbe hotel reeuIsrly fSf
all the railroad depOts and connections. The
Lebanon stagas also leave rom here daily.
SAA,b i. HARE X co.
NashviIla. Tenn. Anril 2slh ISIS. hi q 4 = -
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London advices of Yesterday ouote Unit

Z London advIces OF yesterday quote UNITED
States 5-20s at 71s.e ~ FV ar or
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks at par, and sold by them at
&c premium.
4 Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 64gc' for the new and
65c for the old.
7 The is no change in uncurrent money
or in our local securities, and nothing
doing. s.-.,r. .s. .lvr......
I The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10th
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The New York Times Of the 10Th inst.
says:
In the general trade Of the week past
there was q further Improvement IN the
foreign drygoods line, which, however,
would have been more decided bat for the
fluctuations in gold, which more or less I'M
settle business with the importing interests
On the other hand the same cause has par
TALLY improved The export demand for
domestic produce. The highest price Of
gold for the season, and indeed since the
summer Of 1866, was made on Thursday,
upon sales in the Gold Room at $50 per
cent. The price subsequently returned to
and closed on Saturday at I46IG9147 per
cent, about per cent. higher than the cor
responding week in 1867, and 2 per cent.
lower than the same week in 1866.
The import entries for the past week
amount tc S6,046,093, against the total
entries Of $5,977 ,654 same week last
year. The export elsarances Of domestic
produce amount to S2,505,994, against ST.
615,1I7 same week last year. The
customs of the week are 81, 549, 600. The
receipts of cotton, coastBise and by rail-
road, are 1858 bales.
The gold values Of the import entries Of
foreign merchandise at New York since
January j, 1865, are as follows, the entries
Of foreign specie being omitted
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CITY HOTEL.

INCONSISTENCIES HAVE AGAIN TAKEN
n charge Of thisIong established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout, and tho char
ges viii be as moderate as the times viii admit
of .-f.fFaf UaHLu.H
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Gold made an advance in New York yes
terday. The following are the quotations
Opened at 1879, was 147s at 1920, 1474 at
noon, and closed at 147s at 3 P. II. The
rates here were 1863 buying and 1474
selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday "a follows:
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GEN. R. E. LEE, President,

with Professors Of Latin. Greek. Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and Literature Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry
and Law and Equity.
These are distributed into: l. Faculty Of Arts.
2. Faculty of Science. 3. Faculty OF Literature
and Philosophy. 4. Faculty of Law.
In each of these is conferred distinct Bach
elors Degree, and the Degree of M AsTER OF
ARTS is open alike to students in each course.
In the Department Of Science are conferred.
also, PROFESSIONAL DIPL0MASof Civil Engineer
and Mining Engineer. 3D. l.tl. y
By the aid of full corps of Assistant Profess
sOrs, provision is made for thorough drilling in
the Departments Of English. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages and Mathematics.
ExPKEsEs.-All necessary expenses need not
exceed 1925.
Forfnll particulars apply to t
i~3-LTI r.l e. Q. GORDON. ft4
iyS0 If Clerk Of Faculty.
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SECOND BOARD,

The statement ofthe Associated Banks of
New York city for the week ending Satur-
day last, Aug. 8, compares as follows with
the corresponding week in 1866 and 1867;
to which we add the specie and currency bali
ances in the New York office of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively:
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STOCKHOLDERS ELECTION.


Nashville nnd Chattanooga Railroad.
Close Of the Contest with the success
of the "COIe'' Ticket.
At o'clock yesterday morning the
stockholders' meeting was called to order,
and John Coltart, Esq, elected Chairman
pro tera., the Chairman of the previous day
being absent.
Mr.. Frizzell moved that the report of
the committee appointed to take the sense
of the meeting upon his motion, be read,
and 1t was accordingly read by the Seere-
tary.
The following is the report:
The undersigned, committee appointed to
ascertain the sense of the stockholders of
the Nashville and Chattanega Railroad
Company, upon the adoption of the resoIu-
ton offered by Mr.. Frizzell in relation TO
the vote Of stock originally subscribed bv
the city Of Charleston and the Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company beg leave to re-
port that we proceeded to open and hold an
election, and that 5SlS votes have been
polled, Of which 5S1S were for the resoiu-
ton, and none against it.
HUGH FRANCES,
VIM. w. MASON,
isE THOs. LIPsCOMB.f "a
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Frizzel, the Chairman
and Secretary were instructed. to present
the report to the Judges Of election !;
whereupon they performed the duty
assigned them, and upon the reassera-
bling of the stockholders, "a recess
having been taken,) reported that the
Judges would not pay any respect
to the action of the stockholders on the
subject. 4s i.s..
Thos. G. Whitesides moved that the pro-
ceedings of the board be embodied in the
reports of officers to be published in pam
phlet form. Carried.
The committee appointed to examine
and report upon the contract to be made
with the Receiver of the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad for the lease of that
road, in their report recommended the
stockholders to ratify the contract, which
was done.
On motion of Mr.. Frizzell, another re-
cess was then taken, on account of argu-
ments by Mr.. Colyar and Mr. Spurlock
before the Judges as to whether any no.
lice should be taken by the judges of
the report of the committee appointed
to take the sense of the meeting, the judges
having given them each fifteen minutes in
which to argue. Thejudges decided against.
/ In few moments the meeting was
again called to order by the Chairman.
=. Mr.. Stevenson moved that the Chairman
and Secretary Of the convention, the judges
and clerks Of the election, the proxy COM
mittee and the committee appointed TO take
the stockholders votes on the right of the
city of Charleston and the Georgia Rail-
road and Branking Company voting in
this election, are entitled to the thanks of
the stockholders for the impartial and
disinterested discharge of their duties,
and that the Directors be requested to grant
them free passes over the road for the
coming year. Carried.
Mr.. Whitesides then moved a recess
until II o'clock. Carried.
The following were the tickets contest
ing for supremacy:
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FIvE RTLLIARD TARLEs4

The tables are Of the best make. and in good
condition. Gentlemen who wish to enter tho
business. or who desire them for private use
wall have an opportunity to obtain superior Ia
bles GA the most favorable terms.
r. ~. BARNES & CO.,
auFs l0d Auctioneers.
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loyal disapprobatioo. In that crowd, at
least, Rebel eufranchisement was at an
e4o-mous discount Not a man on the
floor dared say a word in its favor. De-
spite the hOneyed words Of specious legis-
lat0rs, the real sentiment Of the party was
here revealed in manner that was not TO
DO mistaken.
Arnell, the Confederate tanner, jumped
TO his feet, and with an eager glitter 10 his
snaky eyes, moved to lay the resolution on
the table:
Another delegate, a thieving, foul-mouthed
scoundrel, with whose name we will not
sully our columns, yelled out, "And /
move 10 kick he resolution under The table,
eagle, who claims to represent Dickson
county, cried, in burst of loyal ecstaey,
'iNo let's lay il on the table and sing
'Rally Round the Flag Boys," but the
Rebel leather CONTRACTORS motion was put
and carried. Two or three voices were
feebly raised in the negative, but they were
greeted with such yells Of derision and con-
tempt that their owners were glad enough
to subside into obscur;fy and silence.
Captain Phillips made desperate effort
in the Prosser interest to get the conven-
tion to request that aJother Congressional
Convention be held III this district, but he
was choked down by motion to adjourn,
which was unanimously carried.
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In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
Middle District OF TenRcssee AT Spring
field, July z9th. 1868
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice OF his appointment as assignee Of
W. NJ. Pollock. R. 7. Mathews, c. c. Cum
mings, James I. COnnell. Vim. A SOwell David
NJ. Allen. r. II izors H. Y Harrison and Hem
~ II. Kirk. in the county of Robertson and
State Of Tennessee, within said district, who
have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own
petitions, by the District Court Of said district.
jy3l oaw3t A. 4. GARNER, Assignee.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, August l3-2 P. Motion
steady sales 10000 bales uplands go
l0d; Orleans l05@10fd.
LONDON, August 1S-Eyenine. Con
soils 9S4@94d $40 bonds 7lsd.
FRANKFORT, August l3- Evening"
United States bonds dali at 754c. f.rt d.
LIVERPOOL, August Is - Evening
Cotton closed firmer and prices advanced;
sales 10000 bales midding upland l0d,
and middling Orleans l0id. i@ ..-
New York Market.
New York, August 13.-Cotton firm
and more active uplands 29le. Wheat de-
clining, new amber Tennessee 81 55(42 GO.
Corn firm, 192c better at 81 1901 20.
Rice dull. Coffee steady. Sugar quiet (;
Cuba 14@142c, Molasses dull.
\ New York DrygOOds Market.
!. New YORK, August I3.-Prints de-
'clining best makes l3@l4c; Lowell and
Wamsutta 10 to lie; sheetings unchanged
and steady. ....
/. New York Money Market
\ New YORK, August 13--SToney more
active ;call loans 3@4c; discounts G@7c.
Gold 147s@l474. Sterling at 94@9s.
Old Tennessee 64@644, new 6SA.
+ louisville Market.
T LoUGsvILLE, August Tobacco--sales
Is hhds Tugs to Medium leaf 81 50@15;
medium shippers Sl7. Flour irmer !;
( Sc 1901 for superfne. Wheat firm,
/ 81 05@2 Is for premium new red and
white. Corn 9O@95c Oats 45@4Sc Mess
pork 500. Lard lS3c Observation-Disclosures
+ 133c clear rib sides lie; clear sides 174c.
Bulk shoulders 1850 clear sides
164c.
Cincinnati SIarkef.
CINCINNATI, August 13.-FIonr quiet
family S1O@10 %. Wheat, corn and oats
unchanged and steady. Whisky zoe in
bond. Pork is held at SIS 70. Lard lS4c
Bulk meats l2l@141c. Bacon-ahonlders
13ic, clear sides Ike hams 2I@22c.
..H ~. louis MarkeI.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. I3.-Tobaceo steady
and unchanged. Flour-superfne So 500
7'25. Wheat $292 30. Corn 93@97e.
Oats 54@57c. Pork 500 IS. Bacon
shoulders l346l34c; sides l6l@l64e;
hams 1000. Lard lSf@lS4c Whisky
81 IS.
New Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, August l3.-COtiOn dull
mddling SOC sales Is bales; receipts
bales. Sterling 59@6l4. Gold Az. Sugar
and molasses nominally unchanged.
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Billiard Tables at tAuction.

KETE WILL Sill AT AUCTION TO THR
w highest bidder. At the 81. Cioud Billiard
Rooms. Oh TUESDAY. 18th inst, without re-
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Mr.. c. f. SCHULTZ, teacher of Piano
and Guitar. Address Postofice box 127 +,
or music stores of MessTs. Mcclure aud
DOrman auql2 3LN
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Together with a Magnificent

Together with Magnificent
SIX Hundred and FIny Dollar Piano.
The Fifty feet Of ground is located on Division
street. between the Franklin pike and the Old
Hospital grounds. just south Of the Chattanooga
railroad As ! find it impossible 10 sell these
articles at the present time for cash, without n
great sacrifice. have determined 10 make them
A CHANCE SALE.
and IN order that a chance may be within the
reach Of every one. have issued
Tickets at Two Dollars.
Each ticket shall entitle the holder 10 = chance
in both tho Fifty feet Of grOun1 and the fine
piano.
The manner time and place Of drawing will
be proUerly advertised. so IS % give each ticket
h0lder an opportunity Of being present. Any
further information in regard 10 the matter can
be obtained az w. q. Golfers Bookstore. Union
street; r. D0rmans Music Emporium. 81
Church street, and Dem0viile's Drugstore, cor
ner Church and Cherry streais. At either Of
which places dckets can also be secured. The
properly, both ground and piano. can be seen
By calling at nv house on the romises, Division
treet. faaK7 lml Mas VI. MATHEWS.