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Proceedings OF thc supreme C0uE

NASHVILLE, Jan, s, ls6S.-Court met
this day pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present.
The frst call cf the law docket Of the
tenth circuit was completed, and the first
cali Of the equity docket of the same cir
cult was commenced, which will be con
tinued tomorrow, and perhaps occupy the
court for day or two.
Chas. q. Smith and w A. PETER, mem-
bers Of the GAINESVILLE bar, and John W.
Judd and b. G. Bidwell. members Of the
Springfield bar, were admitted az pracliciug
attorneys Of this court.
J. G.. FRAZER, Clerk.
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HAzHvr1IrAxDEoRTHwRsrFRERAuROAn

Sundays exceptedD
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MARRIED

At Liuwood Nursery. on the 6th inst. By The
Rev. Mr.; Bunting. Mr.. JANIS Turner, Of this
city. to Mrs. SARAH A. STEWART.
We wish our friends much happiness, and
may their welded life be a tong and prosperous
one.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 8, 1868
There have been bnt little life in the cot
ton market to-day. The gloomy weather
and the declining tendency combine to de.
press the market. The market closed very
dull at l24c for our hest grades. The re.
ceipts have been very small to-day, only
being 1913 baleq-shipped 500 and sales of
PCS "a follows 26 at l25c; 1874 at l24c !;
% at l24c; at he; at l15c; Is at
ll@c . at lie, and at lOc.
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do Slo91O 50 treble do sl2 rs. Wheat sitter.
6 9ut not guota6ly hi7her. Corn Cat AZ 6s990c.
ira CHOICE. Barley stiG; fall, 50 10 choice
spring, 81 w.. Rye unsettled AT 81 69@i -
Provisions entirely nominal and nothing doing
at from 5lS&614c for light TO extra bsavy re-
eeipts. Flour So. Wheat zoe. sacks. Corn g 40.
Oats soc. Barley S. 50. Weather clear. ster-
eltry Is deg ut PM
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Rev Marriage Guide.

An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incident to youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Adj
dress DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
eaugG pm
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r EN- OVA L
N z " FIRM.

LIAM & HOGAN HAVE REMOVED IhEIR
II stock Of Dry Goods, boots, sh0es ami
Hats from No II 70 No. Il Union strsst
ALMOST OPPOSITE THEIR OLD STAND.
We IRE thankful % our frisut5 Tor the psLron
age heTetoiOrs extended % u7. aot hope i1 merit
a continusncs
We have also associated With usln partner
snlp John A. Wilson, OF williamson c1Guiy.
The hrm viii in future be
jans 81 ELAM, HOGAN & WILSON.
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.AsnvI1IF AM prcArrR RAILROAD LINE.
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- Diakelspisl. - foI LIDO ].
In Chancery at Nashville.

State IF Tenn s5see-OfLce Clerk and Master
Chancery Court at Nashville. January he
let, 1853.
Lala tarlsn, e. al ccDCigirantz, vs. frank
wilson, e al, Defendants.
~ APPEARING FROM All IDAYIT FILED
4 in this cause that the defendant. Jane III
Wiiscn. is a NONRESIDENT Of the State OF Ten
nessse u q therefore ordered th nc he en- ter bis
appearance herein before or within he fref
held on the first Monday in February aoxt. 133l
and plead. answer or dernur 70 eomplain-
2uts bill, OF the same wiz b taKen for cor
iessed ns 70 hin and set Tor hearing ex pnrte.
aud that a COPY Of this order be published for
four con-ecutive weeks 10 the Nashville Union
aud Dispatch.
oopy-Attest: " q. HOWELL.
Clark and Master.
i4uf-w4t
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Cincinnati EIarkei.

CIScISy4TI, Jan. s.-FiouT j. Erner bat not
quotably higher family Sal E9Ii ~ Wheat
held al = OOgz " Tor No. z and winter bat
these rates were cents above buyers vievs
Oats held hTmeT az zoe, but the demand vac
Light AZ this rate. Rye 81 60J9l 65. BARLEY 81 IS
81 - and IN Light supply Corn dull at lac l45kc
Tor middlInE.. Nothing doing in tobacco Nhis-
~ unchanged and unsettled no quotations can
be given. Hogs hrIner and q shade higher 9
i've, sc$O % dressed, 81 50Gs Is receipts al
hesd froyislons unchanged Liuseed oil 81 Is
81 II lard OIL sl9l 10; petroleum dull at so
x4c Tor refined free. Groceries steady but quiet
cold l3o1z, buyiBg
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In Channery at Nashyille.

State Of Tennessee-Oihee Clerk and Master
Chancery Court At Naghyiils. January the lst,
1853.
Small. Levy and Small. complainant VI Simon
Steinau, ct ais. defendants.
TTAPPEARIhG FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
4 in this cause that defendant - He's widow
GfJOs. Hess decd. is ION. resident Of the State
0fTenRes7ee II ~ therefore ordered that enter
her appearance herein before OF within the frat
three uays Of the next term Of said Court, 10 be
held on the first Monday IN Feb. next. 1906 and
plead. answer or Gemur 70 e0mpiainGnts BILL on
the same will be taken for confessed as 70 her
ana set for hearing tx parte, and that copy Of
this order be Published for four c0nsscgtivs
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A c0Py-Atte7t. VI. b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master
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Gold declined somewhat in New York
yesterday. The following are the quotas
tiOns: Opened at 1871, was 1871 at 1880,
137 at IL, 1853 at noon, and closed at 1865
at 8 P. N. The rates here were 1S5 buying,
and 1867 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York vastar1ov 10 EolIOu-s.
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Nrw YoRK. Jan. Section dull and Iawer.
sales of 1900 bales middhng uplands Ice Flour
receipts 1857 bbls. and Is dull and SO Ice lower:
superfne State aud Western, $40 20Gll IS; ex
ira State 50 s09l2 40 extra Western, Sl36al5-
.; white wheat. extra. sl2al3 IS; r. II. o..
Sll@ll 80; common to good St Louis. SO 500
Is so. Wheat dull and dropping. Ry0 dull.
Barley duh Corn dull aud l6e2c lower. Coffee
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II HI CITY

D. PEeEgG AND CEasING OF rs e
ttIE-&ECs-ss Egs.-G.f;sial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
W. w. TOTEM & BRO.
No. % College st., Nashville. Tenn.
1apIJ If
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aaILaOAO AND STAGE TIVE TABLE

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at G.0e A. N. and Gao P. "
Arrive az Louisville AT. q % p NJ and 400 A. A.
Leave so A. n. and go P. n
Arrive ~ Nashville nt..-5.0) P. N. and 400 A. "
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville llG A. " and leaves $50 P. N.--eN-
cepi on SUNDAY.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR 9OLIDIFIED GLYCF-
OF Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet
Elixir Of CalisayR Bark COMPOUND Camph1r
aud PyIoph05phate Ice, with Glycerin.
Of Iron. Dr. Whites Ueuune, a
Elixir Of Valer!ants Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der
Concentrated Esssnca Fragrant Eau Lustral,
OF Jamaica Ginger. for the Hai.
Wistar's Cough Log Compound ATniea Lin
enge8. am6nt
DR. Jackson PectOrnl Nerve and Bone Lima
LoTeuRes ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
Of Vanilla. Lemon ue POWdsfs.
Peel, etc. Eenoyating SpIrits. Tor
Finest Distilled Rose removing grease spots
Almond. and Orange Erasive Fluid for 70
Flower Waters moving stains Iron
Bitter Wine Iron M0uldE Ink sfr.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses
Window Glass, Putty. White Lead. OIL Tur-
psntine. Brushes. Box COlOTg grOund ia OIL
NarniRb, etc. etc.
The country trade will End Il % their Interest
% call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. dec2l On
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
hOldsTs Of the Fourth y s;i0nEl Bank, igr the
purpose Of slsetiRE Directors. vii! - held ei
the ban king House ia this city. on IL EsDA1s
18th January. ls55.
JNO. PORTERFIELD. Cashier.
dsel5 ID
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REMOVAL.

ASDERsOS. JOHNSON & SMITH.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Va ILL REMOVE TO THEIR NEW OFFICE
honal Bank, OF MONDAY 3Uth Decsmber.
where they viii be pleased 20 serve their frisnds
and patrOus - usual they have a large nun
Der Of city ard country places for sale, rent and
exchange. dec29 Nv
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at........-.8.00 A. NJ and 20 P. N
ave al Chattnnooga... 400 A. 81. and 500 P. n.
Shelbyyile and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves az P. NJ
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.ssf Warrington aud Southern Via
Chattanooga.
-cauG washington aHd Southern via
Chattanooga.
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
e1 roidnizbt A. A..
grmphts aEd New Orleans.
$50 r. p. H.
rsceReia and kentucky X. r.
1918 d. 1r ....... .... ..,.........l 90 A. 81.
aarthV estern n. Il.
rsl7 ui4rizht p ~.
lebanon VIA stage.
IEl midnight P. ~
ThomRsStIie via Stage.
ThursAav
a1aa midaght.... Saturday $50 p. A.
JOrdau's STORE VIA Stage.
Monday l2Ol midn ght .e.-. -........l:00 ?. NJ.
Wednesday, Do ---.-.......,....-...... do
Friday 10 ,-....-.-....---..-... do
TfbeFty-Via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
hursaav 1900 midnight fhur7day 500 P. N.
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a midnig ht... 60. .-.-....-. .. saturday $50 p n.
JOrdau's STORE via Stage.
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RemOVal-F. II. French has removed his en-
tire stock Of boots and shoes to his old stand,
No. 10 Public Square. He invites his many
customers, and the public generally. to ex-
anime his fine custom work, which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. Jana If
For Reiit-The front portion of the office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
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OmPp HOuTs.

I.fbeFty-Via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Fhursaav 1900 midnight Fhursday 500 N.
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i r.. =.
aai Washington aud Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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33 High street
County Court-COnoIusIon OF TER

county COuFt-COHcIusiOn of Terms
Court met at half past ten o'clock on yes.
terday, and finished the business Of the
term as follows:
The Chair announced communication
from w. f. Ward, calling the attention Of
the court to section 542 Of the Code which
exempts school houses from taxation.
Justice said that the law
applied only to public schools; that this
was private school. He moved that the
petition be rejected Carried.
The following resolution was offered by
Justice Mathews:
Whereas, an atrocious murder was com
mitted on the night of the 9th inst, in the
city of Nashville, on the body of our late
fellow-citizen w. r. Lucas; and, whereas,
it is the duty of all good citizens to assist
in bringing to justice and punishment the
perpetrators Of this act. Therefore, he it
resolved, that the Judge Of this Court be,
and is hereby requested to offer reward
for the apprehension of the murderer or
murderers, to be paid when delivered to
the county. This resolution was carried.
A petition from n. +. Alloway, asking
a reduction of taxes on piece of land in
the 18th district, was carried.
John Rhum presented an account of
SOS Rejected.
A petition from sundry citizens asking a
ferry across the Cumberland at Edgefeld
junction was granted.
Justice Marcy ofiereda resolution esiab-
fishing an almshouse in the county for inr
mates, with the usual allowance, etc. Re
ferred 10 a committee consisting Of Justices
Maxey, Spain and Garfield.
Under suspension of the rules an allow
ance of twenty dollars was given to Pst.
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ROAD BUSINESS.

A petition was offered increasing the
rates Of ferriage over the Thomas Hickman
ferry. Rejected.
A petition to change the road from
Lebanon 10 Franklin over better ground.
Granted.
John Scott vas appointed overseer Of a
road in the neighborhood of Whites bend
4 report was offered requesting the re,
pairing Of a road in the vicinity of Ewing
mill. Granted.
Narious and sundry petitions relative to
roads, etc. were granted, when the court adj
i0nrned 10 the April term.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan -Tobacco-notbins doina
cotton easier al l21zc far low middlinE Flour
dull, and business small; extra, S. 1903; dorbls
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DIR. 4. WILLTAEIE'S
COMPOUND PULMONIg
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
AND Mnnn pnura

IGOR THE COMPLETE CURE Of COUGHS
II COldl. lnduenza, Asthma, Bronchitis. Spin
ting OF Blood, ard all other Lung Complsints
tending - CONSUMPTION. Read ResfI
This justly celebrated preparation DE- recon
mended BY some OF the NEST learned ard intel
hgent physicians IN the country, AMI viii be
found far superior % any remedy for the cure ar
all diseases Of the respiratory organs. All Per
sons who have used u for Asthma. CoGgh spit.
ting Of Blood. Hopping Cough. Group or Hives.
Consumption, Pain, Soreness OF the Breast, DI-
Iculty of Breathing. and every other disease os
the Breast and Lungs. attest 90 its superior ELI
cacy in the most unqualified terms
Price per Bottle, 81 so.
Sold Wholesale By Berry Dem0vi!Is Il Co..
and BY all druggists in the city Of Nashy DE AMI
throughout the Southern States.
All orders addressed 10 J b. WATSON 4 Co
BIS Main street.. Memphis Tenn. will receive
prompt attention.
e. WILLIAMS. VI -
daeo0 %,
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London adyices of yesterday quote
United States 5.20s at 7l3.
Exchange on New York, drawn on ship
ments Of cotton or other produce was takea
by the banks yesterday at 4 discount
and sold by them at par.
There was nothing doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent money.
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first SoF.hera.
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+caua washington aTd southern via
Chattanooga.
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$4,000 Worth Of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
At Cost for Thirty Days.
NO. II UNION STR EET.
ians2K =. s. RORERTS & CO.
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rASHvIIIE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive ~ Nashville A. n.
leave -.....-..----.--..---.-.-.-.'- ~ P. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville Mt .......--....-.....-. 80 A. "
AnahVi P. 81.
Memphis. Mobile and H. O.. Express
Leave Nashville a.................-....7 $50 P ~.
4rrive az Nashville % A. n.
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rnsd Sorfhcra.
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Arrive nt Nashville al .................100O A. N.
Leave Nashville p n.
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Drratur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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passenger trans.
Leaves Nashville at.........1:l5 4. NJ. and 345P. N.
Arrives vi Nashville at..7:0o A. " and Gao p. NJ.
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rsceneia and Kentucky X. r.
go Il.01a a.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursdays and
Saturdays NJ O'Clock A. NJ, arrives ut Nash
vile Mondsya. Wednesday and Fridays ~
o'clock p. Al.
LEwIsBrRG AND NOLrSsvILLF STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
arday At 7;30 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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BUG AND SPY.

The Mysteries of the Gaming Table.
Peter Runnells and A. J. Carlin, alias VII
lians, says the Louisville Courier, two men
halling from Quincy, Illinois, and who were
arrested by Officers Booker and Dillon, were
brought before judge Craig as suspected felous
On their persons had been found several circular
Of a New York house, one of which was printed
in green, and read as folows:-
THE BUG.
This is new invention, intended to assist the
player in "holdiDg oup any number OF cards,
and u tclI 40 al 1t is very simple in its con-
struction, easy to operate, aud every person
who knows that and are 4 can use IL 1t can
be carried in the vest pocket all the time, and
is always ready for use, not liable to get out of
can put it in order for a triae, as the whole
expense OF manufacture is only about fifty cents.
Then why ask So? you may say. For this
reason-that one Is all you would ever want to
buy, as they do not wear out ike cards. Also.
after using it you can get one made as well as
''any other man." and you will wonder that the
thing was never thought OF before. With 1t you
can "hold out" one or more cards, shit aud
make up your hand to suit, aud your hands and
person are at perfect liberty; your opponent may
look in your lap and up your sleeVe-tnere is
you would not be without 1t for any price, as,
like all good inventions its simplicity is a great
point In its favor. They will be delivered free
By mail (securely sealed), on receipt oil price.
tioD, will be added TO the bill.
THE SPY.
This is also an entirely new article, made of
silver aud brass. II is intended TO be placed
among your bills when playing any game. 1t Is
entirely concealed from your own and oppo-
nents sight. 1t is to be used when you deal.
BY letting the back OF the hand rest upon a
cOnceaed spring beautiful reflector comes
into proper position, and remains there just as
long as you are dealing; then goes out OF sight
the instant you are done. With this you can
tell every card your opponent has in his hand
and play accordingly. This i, valuable, as it
can be played upon smart men as we'll as
suckers. II Is neat and compact and can be
carried in the pocket without getting out Of
order; can be picked up with the money when
not wanted. Sent free by mail Oetter postage)
on receipt of price $40. Ali orders for any
goods filed promptly. Directions tor use sent
with goods.
Your cheapest way to get any of my goods,
should you at any time wish for them, Is to
enclose the price in registered letter, and send
at my risk, as thus your whole expense will
only be the price. 1t sent by express, c. o. D.
1t will cost you the price of the article and the
cost of nsportation aud the express charges
for returning the money to New York. They
will be sent either way, as desired.
On the back OF the green circular were printed
twenty-five specimens of marked cards, and a
second circular afforded key to all of them.
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From ''Fun.1

CHEAP GENEROSITY man piece
OF your mind.
A NOTE FOR THE PEACE SocIBTY.-We see it
stated by an American journal that the war in
the United States killed over two hundred
papers. And yet war is described as a curse
SWEET THoUGHT.-Barley Sugar.-The Re-
peal of the Malt Tax.
A WRINKLE FOR THE UYDERwRITERs.-To
prevent ships being lost at sea- see that they
are "wel found"
SUPPORTERS NO WoULD-BE M. P. CAN DIsPANsR
WITH.-The tongue and legs.
ODD "AD's.'-The most hardened student
of the advertisement columns must, We think,
admit that we have found him two new sensa-
tiOns at least. Here is No. IL
WANTED-By a Young Man, q Situation as
Barmdtd, or Assistant in the Wine and Spirit
Post Office, etc.
The misguided youth possibly argues that,
because the notorious "Female Barman" has
made a good thing out of her eccentrcity, the
public will be equally interested in the 'Male
Barmaid." We fancy he is wrong there.
Now here is No. o.
WANTED-A Situation as Housemaid, or
House and Parlor Maid. in a private family.
Age, ninety. Good references. Address l.. p,
We should think this gay young thing
would suit those who are always complaining
that our beIVants nOWauays are not ike the
old ones. This 'old one' ought to meet their
requirements at any rate
We may couple, or rather triple, with those
two the following from the advertising columns
OF contemp orary:-
CHARACTER FROM HANDW DWRITING,-En-
close hpecimen of your own or friends ordl-
nary wrning mentioning Eex), with sixty
stamps, and You will receive a description OF
the writer's talents, disoositiop, etc, from the
pen OF one emlnently successful in his delinea-
The advertisement winds up with "Address
'Acer' Post ofice."-Nol Mr.. deer, we are not
going to say where, and 80 help you to catch
stray bird or SO We can give, without see
tion OF man who would send his writing and
sixty stamps to Aeg. His disposition must
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

- EXECUTORS SALE.-ESTATE OF JOHN
El Rittenhouse, deceased, Thomas ~ Sons Auc-
ueheelsOn Tuesday, December 8, 1858, at IL O'clock
noon, will be solo at puOc sale at the PhiIadeph
Exchange, the following described property, VIZ
no. l.. Handsome modern Residence No. los Rit-
tenhouse street. west of Green street. TO front 256
teet deep to lafayette street. ALI that handsome
modern twOand a-half story stone rough
and lot ground. situate on the northwest SIDE of
RtteEhouse street, 166 feet Ia inches of Green
street, Germantown: the lot Containing In trout ON
Rittenhouse street Gu feet and extending in depth
DOTthward of that With 256 feet ga inches to La
iayele street. The house Is built in the best manner
and has all the modern conveuiences; hall parlor
dining room, and TWO che ne on the first floor four
floor; and two good chambers above; gas Introduced
hot and cold water furnace and two cooking ranges:
numerous closets. Terraced lawn in from; shade
trees aud shrubbery; also, vegetable garden aud
tIuit trees. Front en- osed with AN iron fence.
Clear of all incumbrance. Immediate possession.
Terms-AG least One-hat OF purchase money may re.
n ain en mortgage. For further Information apply to
No b02 Main street. Germantown.
No. 2 Valuable Business Stand, Residence and
Store. Nos 5000 and O2 germantown avenue, SOUTH
west of RttenbOuse street. All that and
ground situate on the southwest coruer OF German.
town avenue and hiLtenhouse street the lot
Ing N front on Germantown avenue about 40 feet
ana or the nor Invest lne, adjoining lard of the said
breadth at the back END IS feet nches and front on
Rittenhouse M feet Inches. The house is well
built; psror dinirg-room store nd Office frat
hu or; large piazza back on second fl or chambers
and bath. room; attic rooms: Kitchens and COOK.
ing ges: wash ROOM; gas, hot and cold water
cellars under dwelling, and under stOre barn uf
stone aud frame; stabling Tor horses; ame coach.
house and wood house Possession April 1862
JeTms-At least one-half of purches' money may
remain mortgsge. May be examined any day
previous 10 saDe Clear OF all incurnbrance.
M THOMs & SONS Aucirneers.
25 2S Gec5 Mes. l39 and lil y Fourth street.