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baltimore FINALE INSTITUTE
yIRsT CLASS BOARDING. sCHoOL
TOR YOUNG LADIES.
eituated n Charles street syenue. Baltimore. M
sSery fSeilIty nered for . thore ugh coll ssisf
ed1eatiop. Bal term opens Sept sth.
, for further Information inquire OF Rev. A.
lngton, d. e., Of the Principal,
.,n.,c.w, Rev J. A. LiPPIHcorT;,
(,RoRGETows COLLEGE, u. c.
studies viii be resumed ia this Institution on
nONDAf. Sept. s. lsce
su y ss Rev. ,. "A. MAGUlRE,s s J., Prest.
a SELECT SCHOOL WILL BE eP1N go Ar
eer 9Th Tuition will be fur nfshed 90 the pu pills OF
both SEXES In all OF the Lranches of a thorough
knRlish education. fr' IN ting prswing, PaintiEe y
Mu-ic both instrumental aud vocal, aud the
Modern and Ancient Languages. Also. ave young
misses viii b received IN the principals family.
ana wll Rave the same care and attention that her
own dsug hter has. The location ts believed 60 ba
the @pes' In the city. The suite e parlors used
Tor the school rooms srA spacious. ght. and airy,
snd are furnished IN drawing room style. For
MRS. bEwIrr c. NORRIS, Principal.
anS or st the Book stores
st. MATTHEWS ISsrIrUrE, -
:, ttudies Will be resumed in this Institution on
FIRsr MONDAY or SEPTEMBER
NO -xtrs charges fer the Modern Lsaguaees
suE ERo. TOBIAS, Dfrestor.
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JOHN RoRINsON's FAMOUS CIRcus and ma
nagerse Will commence exhibiting iu this ci, 9
t0-morrow, to continue for three days. Amou,
the attractions aie fve lady equestrpenner
three popular clowns, and the larges. corps cf
aeIooats, horsemsn, gymnasts. and arenic
morse or gnu, white llama, milk white baby
csmel, and hundreds OF the rarest specimens
from natural history. Look ont fer the process.
sion tomorrow morning.
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sELIor SCHOOL Eog soYs And GIRLS.

w KS. 3. A PRCK,s
sILIOT SCHOOL FoR soYs AEp GIRLS.
- Ar 21g SrgEEr,
Nlil Commence its Eleventh Annual sesston
September 9Th.
ahe patronage % those who wish to place their
cbhdres where their mental and moral improve
mept WIN receive conscientious and assdu uous at
icn icn. n earnestly solicited in addition 20 . hb-
erai pafr onaee. Mrs Peck has the pleasure OF re-
ernng 70 6ey. Dr.. A. ID Gillette, Bev. DR.. d p.
nj, neN DIT r Parker. Rev. J N Coembs, Rev
j. v. Lewis, ID. X Hsemer, N. u. auT In
WAyHRLf SEMINARY.
bis chooi ts situated q mile and . az srt4r frou-
college Station, tke Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. IN a very healthy section Of the country
Terms TOR Besrdiug aud Tuition in English
Branches, including wsehing, for session Of ten
~ -----.-.- WI 90
netf ZION IN Music tor same time. 90 %
Use cf Piano - M n
Instruction IN Singing ''.........--.. 10 an
rfench "-............ ~ "a
- Lstin ".---........ ~ o.
MISS n KRrDa
Coliese station
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fIRK.-Aoout 5X O'Clock yesterday morning
Sd aarm OF nre was soundsd by ON Ger Dunayia
from box p, cC-ner Of 10Th and II streets, for a
nre which had been discovered IN the clrpen-
ter shop of Hunt X Williams. on the corner G.
kiehth and streets. Owing 10 the iD tiamra-
nie nature OF the contents OF tue building, tse
harnes Were well under headway before the
engines mad arrived and Were at work, bat the
Me department responding promptly, as we'll
n the police and getting in ssryi q, succg I'd
IN exingUishing he flames with a loss OF about
Sl5CO, psrtally insured. Several q JI cps 8
csiopg'ag 10 the employs ws;s al D burnt
Ihe adjoining house OF Mr. Mortimer Clark
was damaged 20 the extent of about S5uJ
Tnere Il bus little douo, that this fire was the
work of an ircendIary. Nr WiiliIms one q Z
IoseIs' = President {: tbs Beard Of Comm IN
Council.
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An AQUATIC CuRrosfTY-As s,nrp,s, m. vim.
animal was brought TO this city 70. dav 10 11s.s'
ain Johpson, OF the sloop Susan HrHvyy S-SS ~
has inst returned from fishing tour to Ro.r'
axe Island and other waters. II is az ~srv
strsnge conformation, measuring about tsy
inches In diameter, with ten horns surround-
rag round hole, through which IL sucSs ~,
food IL possesses large eyes. wide apart, ciose
70 tne roots OF the horns. The back 1s OF har6
grisiy coating, and AZ each side, near the tan
are maps. which answer a. the propellins
power. Nothing Of its kind has ever before
oeen seen BY our Oldest fishermen or ancient
mariners. many Of whom have curiously ex-
amined II at Meesrs. Shreeve & McQue 8
storehouse, near the foot of llth street
NEW ENGIND DHousB-Workmen are en- gagged
in putting up new building tor the Corpora.
uon to be used % an engine house for the pro.
posed new IRE company to be formed, on the
south side Of Virginia avenue, between AZ and
9Th streets, South Washington. The strucrure
is rapidly building, and will be under cover in
few days.
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U NI INItHtI IlIUfmhtfuh adufese the PrInlipa
MISS n. KREOa.
soma. pr, Collese station.

90 :. y frihet 1eorEe Uounty, Nd.
THK BOYS ENGLIeH AND cLNssICaI.
= HIGH SCHOOL
viii resume its duties SEPTEMBER 6rH tn ths
North Session Room Of az street Presbyteriar
0huTeh The Principal may he sddressed througb
the Poet once; or, after tn 81 b instant he nav
b. eeen at the School Rom lEC On TO ! . m
Circulars to be had AZ the 8ookstores
au zI-2w j. ". HUNT M Pr,ncsraf
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TEE COLUHBTAn slMTNART-
FRsDEBIck y EEMALI "a! 1 ;.s SEMINARY.

Possessing full collegiate DO .~rs win conmepce
September. 'A
&C., address
REV. THOMAS M cANS. An.
y y stn@ President.
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! eUNG LADIES RosRpING AND DAY
SEMINaRT.

~o H LStfd Nfssf. Hs,sg a. fga, Gt E-ioHgf 10.
MRs. GEkL wEHELsa. PRiNOIfAL
The euti-s 90 this seminary viI De- resumed
MONDAY, September 8. ls69. seaaW
1IADEMolsBLLE PRUD HoMME and MISS
W SHAW Will open q Al repch and English
Sohooi At No. q > Indiana aVeane, on MOhDA , .
september 18Th Apely 81 S-I O street. se list.
n lsS MANTLE 4 DRAPER viii Br-
~ pen her Private Glasses the z0TH 0g
skP1nMeEK. nt No, tto 18th street. bCI~een G
snd n. The instruct, in English, French
LAIN sno Mn.fc VIII be practical and thorcush
A course Of Liza eymnsstics wssh Mssie viii
sscompany the daily exercises. Hiss Draper re
iefs 20 President Grant. " hose chiidr-n sh~ In
strueis. Also. TO Rev. y. Newman ID. n Rev
Wv Tudor, k-v. Jsbe. Fox. Hon Charles sutn-
A. se l-9us
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EDecAT1oNAL.-COiHMbie biea Cor ,;e, OF which
Rev. DIR. u. w. Simscn Is president, will
r -uDe its session of the Preparatory De part. /.
ment on toe stn Instant. Of the Colls re- on tho
Sd INST {. the Medical Del artment on ths lst
OF October. of the Theological Depai tment
October 6th, and of the sw Department
October 18th. The high character Of this in.
stitution 81 learning bespsafs for 1t q continu. .
ance OF that patronage which it has hitherto so
literally received.
Rock Hill College, at Ellicott City, Maryland,
resumed It's session to-day, but pupils will be
received for some time longer.
The Normal and Preparatory Departments
OF Hesdrd Una cerssfs will b resumed on Wed.
nesday, the 18th instant, at which, among other
SsPenor advantages efersd, arrangements
Lave oeen made for boerding youug ladies'
Ane Law Department will be opened ON the
40 ,,s vs.esmsd Day, and the Medical Department
Sne A,sses NaeLeod will commences their
school for young ladies, in con nnection with the
Cn9fcn @ enc o. the Epiphany, on the 18Th instant,
auo, ron tneit veai.known Character pareuts
would do well 10 make ear,v eacr;s ~ su,ss
children sor the coming school year.
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I II I S N
FORMULA OF
DR.. JOHN WILKINS.
jyl4 ee3m BALTIMORE, Nd.
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UPPICE AND STORE LoUN6Rs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. ls,l,El ADAMsOn's, 5O6 9th street.
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J. EvHRErr MARrIN, Prsncsrsl.
(eucoeoeor 20 =. w. rsRLFy.I

The Fourteenth Ansual session Win eommenos
on MONDAY. De eptember 6. 1850.
The School Boom hss been greatly improved
C1rculars nay be obtained st the bookueoreo. or
osthe Principal, at IS X street. between nth sad
18th streets. an IL tse0 lSs
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pROPOsALs FOB BUILDINGS.
HKApQuARrHRs YIRsr military Drsrnrcr,l

y. ...s y sfi ~ xlss:sr lls
.ss aSsss 9 sss
It 70 ordere4 that ea1d Petition b hoard st
this ofbce on the 18Th day Of October next. Anv
deDositions, and other IaDsss should be 6ISd ~
ShfS once twenty days before the 1sT oe Seerine.
s.u.vsv CoA1sSS5 CS51 9; 1tea y st. sR;
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Y00sfs t.SI! 4s,:s.! ~ tSssIyscpo0l.

Tne dSties of this institutiop yin Be resumed
eeDteeoer6 The school builaine d Iocassd In
reer Of reStdence adjoieins the Dpfphany Church, ,
S,h,s sne y veil kpovn = e. 1IiIhsly atsh school
syace Tor recreation and amusement. CircuIsrs
1Y 3 obtained By applying 90 the Rector Of the
sais-sS VI '' SIsS =. ]. BARRoypp
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MEksUN INSTITUIk.
SELECT oLAssIOALANp MATHEMATICAL,
sGHD0I FOR EnYS

AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
fOR BOYS,
Massachusetts, svenue, between 9th AT lstb Ste
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"A 81. yOHu6 HALL,
"a DIOOReAN SCHOOL OF Maryland; Rev. J.
N.LeWle. Rector; Mrs. "a Z. .WETaBRSPOON
Prfncfpal.-The duties OF this School will be Re.
sumed on September 18th, with fall and efficient
corps OF teachers For circulars or inform mon
apply TO the Rector. 192 street. au Scout
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases Of the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No i2l Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9TH streets.
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No char ge
tor cons ltati on at once. Established 1851.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

THE WEATuER.-Winter, or some
thing like it, arrived in Gold Hill and
Virginia last evening, pursuant to our
prediction in yesterdays NSws. The
terrific storm Of wind and dust prevail
ing during the afternoon and until 10
o'clock in the evening, Mt that time
changed into a furious sno storm, so
that before midnight the ground
WAS covered without over an inch
Of snow. The Enterprise, Of this
morning, mentions the possibility
of nm approaching storm, consequently
it has cleared of splendid for a few
days. This is also in accordance with
the Gold Hill pig barometer. There
would have been two or three inches OF
snow this morning had it been evenly
distributed, but what did fall is consid-
erably melted by the warm pleasant Jun
shine Of to-day, making the streets
pretty muddy.
TuAT ExcuRsIoY.-It seems that we
were in error, says the EnteapriIs Of this
morning, in stating that the excursion
over the Virginia and Truckse Railroad
mex Sunday was being gotten up by the
several base ball clubs Of the State.
TIE base ball clubs have nothing TO do
with it. The Superintendent Of tue
road was asked upon what terms be
would carry n party to Carson and back,
and bis reply was that 10 case 80 or more
went down he would take them for 81
per head. A list Of names Of persons
who will be Of the party is 10 DO seen
1t the Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon.
Last evening there were nearly 40
names on the list. 1t will be o jolly
old trip. We believe u football will be
taken down, with which to exercise on
the Plaza; but there will be no base
ball playing.
GorYG EAsr.-Our friend Sanders,
Of the ia,e firm of Lowrsy & Sanders,
Gold Hill, has disposed OF his Interest.
in the famous San Francisco Restaurant,
and is going East over the big railroad,
on y visi. TO his relatives and friends in
Arkansas. Lowrey will run the res
taurans in tho usual good style. OH
cial notice Of dissolution will be found
in another column.
HrGgAH |! FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Go to
Dale 4 Co.'S, C street, Virginia, oppo-
site Wells, Fargo L Co.'S, for your toys,
dolls, fancy and mechanical playthings,
aud general holiday goods. Also, Ber-
lin aud zephyr wool, sheet music,
musical instruments, and all that sort
Of thing. Go to Dale's. See his uev
advertisement in another column.
WATCH PREssXrArioS.-W. A. Walter,
late foreman Of the Savage miao, WAS
presented last Saturday evening with n
splendid gold watch and chain worth
upwards Of $500, aud his wife q silver
castor worth $3.50, and two sets OF sill
yer spoons, in token Of esteem by the
miners over whom he lately held juris-
dictiou.
BENEFIT or CuARLorrE THoNrsoN.-
Tomorrow evening, at Piper's Opera
House, Miss Charlotte Thompson takes
u grand complimentary benefit, on
which occasion Robertson's great play
OF "School" will be produced. Tho
box sheet is now open, and reserved
seat, can be secured.
MoRg SuALL.rox.-We hear Of two or
three fresh cases Of small pox at Vir.
GINA this morning. The disease is
evidently spreading, although appa-
reutly not o! a very yirulens type.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Is tbs age when merit is ohscurcd by sciEaSser.
lon. and g.arinG advertisements take the place Of
SOLID talent. 1t Is L pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need Of medical aid We would chccriuHy
rccommcndt the DIR. J. &. Young Institute, 6iS Sac.
ramer;o street. san Francisco. Daring its twenty
years Of operation IL has held the highest place OF
integrity, and has been recognized aS a sure refuge
Of the sick. where all receive ss!!liul and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Tue IIot,pNYs ,IE CoHING,-of all the beautiful
stocks or all kinds OF toys. pictures. bint cages.
books, stationery an : fancy articles, ever exhibited
IN this SSlte. Lille & Co.. a lew doors sou;!! Of the
Bank OF California. In Virginia City, have just
o;cac, the most elegant. in quantity and variety.
The very sight OF 1t makes the hearts OF the children
leap with Joy and gleeiulneSs. dcS-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

DEvoLrSIIEEs Of BrcHl. Cakes, Pies, Doushnu,s,
Hot Rolls. etc. take notice: John Peter Becker. or
the Gold Hin Bakery aud Chop House, Is prepared
to furnish TO the public the above named articles.
fresh every day. OF the best quality, and at the low
est prices. no.i'im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. !:

Arrivals.
Br WELLS. FARGO y co.'s LINE.
Mrs George, Jo White, J Munsell, Mrs
Dsrley, J Hart. Mr. Simmons, Mrs Cook, r
C Payne, ] McCausland, Mrs Dolarm, Mrs
Underhill, b Dapells and child, J Trcglone,
Mrs W g CIandall, Mr. kayanaugh, wife and
child.
Departures.
ny WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
A F Mckay, wife and child, Miss Lille
Ward, VIM Stephens, Capt II II Day. B
Shaw, W H H Lee, S Steiner, G II Wilson,
Lucy Bailey, F Lambert, S Benton. Chas
Fletcher, Mr. McKillip, Thos Brigham, G w
Hopkins, W S Hobart, Jno W Hogan.
by DRu AND ESSoR's LINE.
H Smith, J F Merrill, John Croker, Geo
Mayhueh. L Obeiso, Tom Bclent, Bishop
Ward, Mrs Ward, S M~sntsnto, VIM Scrcn-
ton, p Layton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

Tue HEALING PooL.-Es>ays for Young Men who
have f,llen into vicious habits, aud now desire II
higher he. and a better Manhood. with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address Howard
Association. Cox p. Philadelphia. Ia. sc31-im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28

ne oath article x, sec ., Constitution,
ipages 46-7 Of Code): 81, -, do
solemnly swear that, as a member of
this General Assembly, l win ia all op-
poiBtmelts cote Witboaa fdUor, AZTEC
uoS, partially or prejudice and
that VIII not propose or assent to any
bill, vote or resolution which shall appear
to me injurious to the people, or consent
to any act or thing whatever that shall
have a tendency to lessen or abridge their
rights and privileges as declared by the
constitution of this State
The italics are our own. From the
above it will be seen that the legislator is
required to take the oath to support the
constitution of the State AS there is no
restriction, we Suppose it referstothecon-
stitution in all its length and breadth. Our
constitution has almost become obsolete
or rather many of its provisions have
passed not only from the memory
of the people, but have even been over
looked by our legislators. There is one
provision, however, which has frequently
thrust itself before our "mind's eye" OF
late, that is the concluding paragraph OF
section 10, article H., rendering State
Senators and Representatives ineligible to
office in certain cases. 1t is as follows:
''No Senator or Representative SHALL
during the time for which he was elected,
be eligible to any office or place of trust
the appointment to which is vested in the
Executive or the General assembly, ex-
cept to the office of trustee of a literary
| i,rtst,,t;oy, -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28

THE Nicksburg Times reiterates the
charge that Satrap Ames, commanding in
Mississippi, declared he would defeat
Dent for Governor, if he had to march
troops from precinct TO precinct on the
day Of the election. When Grants at
tention was called to this threat, Ames de-
MED the charge; but the denial was ex-
trcmely vague and general, and bore an
appearance Of conscious guilt. The Times
says: "With regard to the dispatch in
question, when Gen. Ames condcscends
10 answer the same specially denying its
exact terms and particular import, the
matter viii then be. narrowed down to a
simple question of veracity between him
and two of the most credible Witnesses tC
he found in the State of Mississippi They
stand ready to verify on oath their state
ments in the affair, and we shall see who
will he believed "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28
TEE REPRESENTATIVE AND
rHaE CONNrHFFLENT.

We on yesterday briefly referred TO the
delicate position, high honor and sacred
duty Of the representative of the people.
To him the wishes and interest Of his con-
g,itucncv are the ''be all and end ALI of
his political life. So grave and response
bile are his duties, so deeply and cyclu-
sively is he indebted to his constituency,
that one would scarcely suppose that he
needed any further stimuIant to or re
siriction on his action than the simple i'm
pulses or obligations which would nat
urallv arise in the grateful heart. But
sucb is The infirmily of human nature
suclr was the regard Of our fathers for the
RIGHTS Of the constitution-tnai they who
framed Che State constitution Of 1884 in
corporated in that constitution a require
ment of the highest soIemnity; one which
could not be repealed by any action OF the
Legislature; one which could only be
changed or modified 10y the sovereign
mower of the State That requirement Is
an OATH to be taken by every Senator
and Representative before he enters
upon his legislative duties, to support the
constitution of the United States and OF
tbo State. and shall take also the follow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28

The Boston Journal RADICAL says that
Mr.. Boutwell, has demonstrated that if
all fears of reputation and tampering
with the bonds could be dispelled, he
could refund the debt at uniform rate OF
four and half per cent, and thus save
twenty-five millions of interest money
annually" In response the Boston Pos
inquiries, why should any such fears eXis
if the Republican party is sincerely il
favor of paying the bonds in specie
That party can do as it pleases as TO pay
mcnt; it controls every branch Of the gen
eral government 10y irresistible maiorities
nearly all the State governments, and car
do as II desires with the money it collects
from the people If fears Of Reputation
are entertained, It must be because thu
public have no confidence in the profes
sions of leaders of the party, who are golC
about election time and paper immediate
" after.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28
rrEE LEGIsLATURE YESTERDAY.


Bills were introduced by Mr.. Bryant,
making six per cent the legal rate of in
terest in this State, but allowing as high q
rate as 10 per cent. by contract; by Mr..
Luttrell, to discourage intemperance; by
Mr.. Cooper of Davidson, to redeem the
old issues of the Bank Of Tennessee: also.
to amend the registration laws.
House bills to repeal the law defining the
qualifications of jurors; to abolish the
County Judgeship for Wilson county, and
70 give further time to perfect titles TO land,
were passed on their third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced by Mr. Slack, tC
to enable the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gar
and Charleston railroad to extend and
complete the same to the North Carolinf
line and by Mr.. Agee, to repeal the acr
Of Jan. 25, 1869, to protect farmers ant
stoclraisers.
Senate resolutions for an investigation o
The alleged gross Encouragement of tn,
funds belonging to the Southwestern Rail
road and the Winchesterand Alabama Rail
road, was concurred in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28
One-half the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part OF the
country. By employing your spare time to form
clubs and sending US orders, you can obtain the
most liberal commissions either in cash or
merchandise, and all goods sent by MS will be
as represented, and we guarantees satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each Gus
toner, and forward TO us in advance, for Descrip-
tive Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege Of
either purchasing the article thereon described or
of exchanging for any article mentioned on our
Catalogue, numbering over $50 different articles,
not one Of which can be purchased in the usual
way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending for Checks are
these: We are constantly buying small lots Of very
valuable goods which not on our catalogues and
for which we issue checks till all sold; besides,
in every large club will put checks for Watches,
Quilts Blankets, Dress Patterns, or some other ar
ticle Of value JiCiHg some members Of the club an
opportunity Of purchasing article for about ono
quarter Of its rGlue.
In every order amounting TO over $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the agent may retain 81 and IN
every order of over 800, 50 may be retained to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28

Mr.. HESEY WILSON, a Senator from
Massachusetts, declares that Gen Grant
lis conducting his administration on far
higher plan than any President since John
Quincy Adams" The Cincinnati'Eag
rCr says the statement is 50 far correct, We
believe, that no President since Adams, o.
before him, has 50 closely followed the
scripturally-enjoincd driy Of providing fol
his own household.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28
TRnSTEE,a SALE

DYVIRTUE OF ADDED OF TRUST EXECUTED
I'D TO the Nashville Building Association, on the
3lst day of December, 1900 and registered in the
Registers office Of Davidson county, Tennessee, in
Book No. 90, page $50, 1 will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER, 1860,
expose to public sale at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville, for cash, without the equity Of
redemption, the Real Estate described in said deed,
situated in district No. 0, in Davidson county,
Tenn. containing four acres, more or less bounded
on the east by the lands of Sam D. Whitsett the
south by lands bought by Jesse Joiner from Whit
sett on the west by the NOlensville turnpike, and
on the north by a tract of land that Julia A. Joiner
bought Of John Burlington. Also a tract of land
in same district adjoining the above containing
acres and $40 square poles mortgaged to said Asso-
chiffon bv Jesse Joiner and his wife Julia A.
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debts secured in said trust deed there being
balance due to its date Of S7l3 %, withou Usury,
besides the cost of executing this trust. This the
9th day of October, 1869.
Bv order of the Board Of Directors.
ANSON NELSON,
OctpS-J yy Treasurer.
" x. ROWLING ND w. T BRIGGS, II. D