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10y b. 81. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
729 Seventh street, between and H.


129 Seventh street, between G and Ii.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FS
safe ON X STREET NORTH, NEAR THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Ia By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
Ahdsy of Marc h, 1872, in tha cause of Bowen
guardian, We. Lewis ct al, No 2j59. Equity Docket
H. she ii sell at public auction, the high ST bid
der, IN front OF the premises. on SATURDAY, the
10Th day Of April Io72 at , 80 O'Clock D. M the
following described real estate, to wit:
Part OF Lot eleven Ul), in Square two hundred and
twenty severn 2N la the city of Washin gton, D. c.
Beginning for the boundaries of the same ON $ rect
tn at the dividing line between lots 10 and H. In
Lana square. and thence running south with said
dividing line ninety five 1861 feet three 80 inches to
the rear south line ~ said lot ii thence east eiph
teen us, feet ten (O inches; thence north NINETY
hye 1857 feet three 90 inches to the lire OF said
street. thence west along said line eighteen Isl feet
ten tlO inc hes to the beginning, with the improve.
ments thereon, consisting OF a three story Frams
Dwelling with back building, No. lil6 street.
Terms of GALE One-third of the purchase money
to be paid on the day of sale, or within five DAYS
thereafter, ard the resdu. in three equal install
ents in six, twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser or purchasers TO give his, her their prem
ssory notes for the deferred payments bearing in
um per annum The title to the said property to be
retained by the Trustee until the whole Of The pur
chase money, with interest is paid. In the event of
the failure OF the purchaser purchasers to com
ply with the terms OF SALE the Trustee has the right
TO the property, and sell the the
rex and cost OF such defsnltng purchaser or pur-
chasers. deposit of 9l00 will be required on the
acceptance Of The bid. Convey ancing and revenue
stamps at pui chaser S cost.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee
apS,e o6ds Rep. eodi B. II. WARNER, Auct.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

PRIV; MkLCh. kktL ESTA TEaG sNr
- IND MONEY SROKFR Hsus.s A s,t-s
and Rents Colleeied. oaice corner OF issh ssi
1850 ms-el N
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ n N

CUNARD LINE
The undersigned, agents of the above Steamship
Line, are pre- pared to sell tickets from >eHak
New York TO any part of Europe and A1EN
Dsck. secure state-rooms and giyeSzxzsesS
such information as may be desired Department
Clerks Will do well to secure passage here and save
annoyance at sailing ports. /. THOS ADAVIS
CO.. go w ster street, Georgetown. ian23- Bun
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R0droy'S Ready Relief
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MIgUrEa
NOT ONE HcUE
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAD#AYS READY RELIEF Is a opRs
fOh EgERY PAIN.
nwss the first, andi.
THE ONLY PAIN Remedy
that instantly stops the most e,cruofatins pains, an
Of the Lungs, Stomach. Bowels on Cher gIsnsso.
organs, by one application.
In from ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
RHKUMATiC, Bed ridden, iatrm' Cfippi.ss selS.
us, hears Frustrated with disease may safer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
IsFLAMMATIoN OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDls
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS
soRK THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEARr
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
OATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACIE, TcoTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application OF the READY BELLE 10 the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists vii
Rtord ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half q trmbIer OF vnter WIN I'm n
few minutes cure tRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR
1CHE, DilRkRdl. DfsENfERk, G6ffG
RiMD IN THE BOWELS and al INTERNAE
Trsvelers-ehould always carry q bottle OF RAD
MAI READf BELLE With them. A few drOps
IN water viii prevent sickness or pains from change
Of water IL Is better than French brandy OK bitter
ss o s.imzlalt.
FEyKR AND AGUI.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for any cents There
is not remedial agent in this world that Will cure
Fever and Ague, and sIl other Malarious, BiIous,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers aiisd
by RApWAhs PILLS. 90 quick RADwAYB
READY RxLIEF. Eifty cents per bottle.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. lO0l, northwest corner 10th and d st,

DY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auetioners and heal Estate Brokers'
Corntr " PeDnsy lvalia enue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
A VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS, April 9Th, 10th I th
and 18Th, at y O'Clock at our Auction Rooms we
shall sell a valuable Library of Classical, Histori.
cal, Law, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Works
Terms earn.
APPS dtiSth LATIMEB CLEARY, Aucts.
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LOAN OFFICES.

- p CIAL NoTIOEI
HEhZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE,
Established IN the District in lst2. 4,
REMOVED To 62l @ sTREET
BETWEEN ORE AND sTH srREKrs n W
One Block Above the Former stand
In connection with my Loan Once have op-ned
AsAL kSkOUM Tor the sale Of Cnredeem.d M-r-
Chandize, IN OIL Louisiana a.euue, thus sec urina
two entrances fronting two separate strrets,
Which makes this the best rrivafe Loan Once IN
District. Having been established ia this city Tor
twenty years, need only refer g. the transactions
OF the past As a guarantee for the future.
CHARLES HERZBERG.
LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM
62b Louisiana avenue ard GA & street.,
laDs-Sm Between 9th and 9TH streets n W.
CoHEN's LOAN OFFICE. os-nsr Of "a s,-.ss
v ard Nstc lo-s areaEe, entrance New ~
YORK avenue. The most private loan offce1 OX
~ the city. MONEY loaned al the lowest ra'ao
q interest on Gold aud Silver Watches, niAmsnis.
Plate aud Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies and
GentlemSns Clofhing, Carpets, and Gil articles Of
value. All goods KEEP one year iaStr
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DRIDAL AND FuNERAL wREATAs, BO-
Preserved or Inameled in Wax. All kinds OF Hair
Braidne done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl by Mrs FRIES, late Of Boston, No. ala 9Th
street Navy Yard, opposite Esputas Hall. Refer
snces:-Mrs President Grant, MS. Admiral Colds
borough, W. W. Corcorsn, Gen. Esey, Gen. Tomp-
kins, Gen. Aiken. lanl6-ly
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M KRCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Avn BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships u. O. KNIGHT ana
JOIN GIBSON will make regular week <Ad2SS
pRIH, WAsHINGTON and GEORGS $1,000
Town, a. follows Leave NEW YORK from Pier
81, nssf hiTer, every SATyKpAH at4 ,. m. Leave
ALExANDRlA the same day ct " N.
Tor fua inioxnafion sPply te Is 4. DEM
town, or at The corner of Nth street and HeW Yorl
avenue.
jelI-n y.w. THOMPSON, PrssiAsns.
SHORTByT AND QUIOKBST LIN DOUTH,
y Sis .As Rse1nesd, Essdsysehsssvs
Sevssth street wharf, twice daily,
SUNDAY 4. n. exceptedJ Of .. n. and ,. n. OF.
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DRlCE LIST OF GROCERIES

AT
ELPHONZO YOUNGS s. CO.'S.
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Bo Uni 70 By iara AND IsTH TN hEEfs AND
land L STREETS, N. W. AT ACCfIoN
IA On MONDAY AFTERNOON. A ,ril / 9Th,
ea9 1873. at oclock, in front 81 the Or misses, we
shall sell Lot No 20, in Allen and Faiconer's
sub of lots in square "a, improved by a Comfort
able Brick Dwelling, containing rooms.
Terms: One-thiro cash; balance in and IL mouths,
with notes bearing interest ard secured deed Of
trust. Convey ancing and stamps at purchasers
cost. $50 down al time OF sale.
apo dads LATIMER Il OLEARY, Aucts.
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JyAN BOYLE a GO

N w o F q K.
JUAN BOYLE a co.
REAL ESTATE BOOMERS
No. us fIFTEENEH SrREEr. PtaSr.. 49,.
FOR SALE
handsonely flhNlSHEn HOUSE, IN s.vth q
street tstN zen 81 aus 81 streets. e h All ,be Sr.
improvements small cash payments and l,ts tt.,s
SEVERAL FARMS
Email and arsp. the line q the P,y,s ~ n -
bailroad. within few minutes Walk a the 49,
within thirty inmates u " sshiuetou. Terra. -
ArSo.
One ot No acres on the ROAD sul sane distance
irOn Dc PIT, tmproN 81 ~ House. sc
SIX tpTS.
near capitol, fronting GA New Jersey avenue: one OF
ire nnSss situations IN the civ
hOJSk on North street. : 40 cash, balance
TBAEE HANDSOME HOUSES in tbs yre-t END
AIza.
EOT SIS arS LOTS ia rs-.. = fh,.f.,
TWO HANDSOME hufSFs In M, -f,...
MONEY To LOAN
In sums ~ from : .se q 81 80 on real estate
mhs-u
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DY LATIMER CLEARLY,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest col Peunsylv snia avenue and 18th NJ
Star ONCE Buildings.

ERTY sITUATfD ON sTREET NORTH,
BETWEEN 21sr AND GAN STREETS WEST.
- BY virtue OF decree Of the Sup, eme Court
La Sf the District Of Golumbi. passed on the 18th
2;4s9, in which Ohas williams Is Complainant. and
Geo. A Fitch and Richard II. Chinn are defendshts
ses, at O'Clock p m, on TUESDAY, the I6th day
OF April part Of original lot l2) two, in square
foSJ elghty-three: Beginning ut southwest Corner
Of s"id lot running north to northern boundary Of
TO street north thence west along said street to
place OF beginning, together with the
thereon. consisting Of Frame Dwelling,
Terms Of sale, as prescribed BY the decree: One
third cash; the residue In two equal payments the
nrst thereof, payable in six months, the other In
twelve months from day OF sale By the notes
OF the bearing interest from the day of
sale reserved lien OF said real estate for the
deferred payments, or all cash the option of the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale are not com piled
with within ye t5i days from day OF sale, the trus-
tee reserves the right to- resell the premises the
risk and cost OF the defaultinR purchaser A
DEPOSIT OF e!oO required ct time Of sale. All con-
GEO. A. FITCH, Trustee
MO- dads LATlMER CLEARY, Aucfs
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VIsIr The
OLEAN SWEEP

At Oak Han. sss lth street. non
NOTICE TO TIE LADIES AND AMATEURe
IN OF nrst class Resee, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Climbing Parior Plants, &e.-Having sold part Of
my place and wishing 70 dispose of the balance IN
the spring, otter for sale the best Collection OF the
sbove- named PLANTS and . great maay other
kinds Of first quality In quantities TO suit purchasers
a; yARDIN, Hiorist. corner Of Oounsotieaf avenue
WE HAVE THE FINE PURE WINS AND
w BRANDiES Of NJ. b. Buck, Belmont Wins
yards, for sale-esg ecialy valuable for invaiids
DANIEL b. CLARKE Co., corner a. street and
Psnnsy Nv anna avenue. apl-lm
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10y EATIMEB q CLEARY,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn avenue and llth streef.
Star Once Buildings
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Rl b. II. WARNER,
10 Auct inneef and Real Estate Broker,
No. f29 Seventh street.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS d CO.,
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS,
Under Masonic Temple
ELPRONZO YOUNGS(
EM II. SEARS. feh2t-tf
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. rnE OIL. MIR
Banks (Mass-l submitted a report from the
Scmmittee on Foreign Affairs in the case OF Dr.
hOuaTd- The committee IT commend the adop-
ti0n OF resolution. substantially the resolution
oreTed on Monday last by Mr.. Randall, pa
except 80 much OF 1t as demands of Spain An
apology for an indignity to an American citi-
zen. The resolution directs the President To
demand the release of DIR. HOuard and the res
tOTatiOn OF his property. The report was or
(ered to be printed and recommitted.
The House then, at $50 2. M, adjourned
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FEVER AND AGUE cured for any cents. There
Is not remedial agent in this world that viii cure
Fever and Ague, and sill other Malarious. Bilious,
Scarlet Typhoid Yellow, and other Fevers Odd
READY RKLIEF. Fly cents per bottle,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-08
a Long Roll of Justice.

The following magistrates were commits
stoned yesterday: K. NJ. Anderson, 10Th
district Hickman county; J. w. Attaway,
18th district Montgomery; James r. Brown,
4th district Bledsoo county; w. R. Carr,
Sd district Macon county; j. P. Clark, 1st
districC Hickman; Thos. w. Clark, 18th
district Lincoln; H. l.. Clark, 9th district
Lincoln; James d. Easley, lst district of
Hickman; Martin Gross, 9th district Lin
coin; w. p. NJ. Hail, Sd district Macon; j.
L. knight, 9th district Grundy; James a.
d. Middleton, 4th district, Lincoln; VIM
McWhirter, 9TH district Lincoln; VIM. A.
Roach, 18th district Lincoln; Reuben
Smart, Sd district Grundy; total, 16. Since
the Inauguration of Gov. Brown, Oct. 10,
1872, three hundred and fifteen have been
commissioned for the various counties in
this State. There are 5000 magistrates in
the State
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The river continues to recede at this
point with feet on the shoals. Weather
very warm, relieved somewhat by a fine
shower about O'Clock last evening.
There were no arrivals or departures of
steamers yesterday.
The little survey boat left for the shoals,
where considerable amount of work is
yet to be done at government expense.
Cspt. Ben F. Egan was heard from yes
terday. He still has summer quarters at
the Mouth of Smithland.
The Eddyville is the next boat due. She
will probably arrive to-day.
The l. n. Phillips has not been sold as
yet, but is still in port waiting for a pur-
chaser.
Atwelve foot rise took place at Fulton,
upper Red river, last week and the swell is ex-
pected 10 improve navigation below Shreve-
port so that the Lady Lee, John 7. Moore
and other boats can go through without de-
tention.
The compact existing since March, 1869.
between the Northern and Northwestern
Union Packet CoT2Tcaia9 In the upper
Mississippi tra3s YES soscsled last Thnrs-
day, and each h1s win henceforth act in
dependently. A lively competition for trade
is anticipated.
Capt. Jas. Newton, an old steamboat
man, and one Of the principal owners ofthe
boats at Gallipolis and Kanawha Packet
Company, died at Gallipolis at l P. NJ.
Monday. de has been in bad health for
several years, and passed last winter in the
South with the hope of permanent benefit.
Capt. Newton in former years commanded
the Moses Mcclellan, Keokuk, Frank Steele
and City of st. Paul, in the Davidson bne
of upper Mississippi river packets.
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WARD AND DISTRICT
COMMITTEES OF DAVIDSON COUN.


At recent meeting of the Democratic EXecu-
tive Committee of Davidson county, it was re-
solved to appoint subcommittee in the several
wards and districts of the county in order to per-
feet the organization OF the party and do what
ever NAV be necessary to render its success COM
plete. The following are said committees:
LIST ward-John Mclaughlin, w. II. Perry, n.
I'd Ward~Martin Dalton, Geo. Wells, DR.. j..
w. Morton.
Sd ward-PlAyer Martin, james T. Brantley,
4th ward~Dr. Roscoe, R. R. Freeman, Lee
9Th ward-R. h. Cheatham, DR.. John Horton,
Tom Craighead.
7th ward-H. Hill, W. D. CovingtOn, W. C.
= sth i ward-M. c. Cotton, NJ. M. Barnes, Geo.
9th ward-Chas. Kircher, NJ. Buddeke, Tom
Il 10th ip ward-Tom McRoberts, t. S. Hays, John
HOnOran.
I'd district-Jerry Bowen, j. H. Sloan, Henry
Sd district-M. j. Couch, j. B. Davis, Squire
4th district-w. j. Wade, Sam Wright, r. L.
9Th district-A F. Goff, 10. Bigley, Sam Blu
chanan-
7tR district-A. j. Baker, James Phillips, VIM.
Robson.
Geo. H. Hogan.
9th district-A. G. Merritt, ALI Douglas, Bob
Howell.
10th district-Y B. Jones, 10. ElllstOn, Horace
Scales.
18th district-Chas. B. Chckering, Sam. North
ern Waits O'Neal.
18th district-M. N. Brown, Alex. Mcqueen,
j. S. Davidson.
18th district-Jasper Taylor, Barny Hines,
Doc. Parrish.
18th district-Ed. Bradford, W W. Fulghum,
Silas Greer.
q 18th district. W. Bush, j. j. Corley, james
DOherty. 49,.
10th District. E. Wright, W. j, Chandler,
Sam. Tate.
18th district--Phflip Olwin, Rob't Miller. F.
A. Wood.
18th district-watt. weakley, William Martin,
f. A. Irwin.
10Th district. E. Sloan, j. K. P. Hamblen.
A. Hudson.
10Th DISTRICT. o. Bass, James Roscoe, j. w
Baker.
2lst district-T. Harris, j. D. Vaughan, T. t
Sanders.
ed district-wm. Smith. A. Shaw, John Mar
shall
sd district-C. W. Nance, DR.. j. W. Jordan,
F. X. Smith.
9th district-Ike Lanier, W. Garrett, F. G.
Earthman.
18th dlstrict-Esqr. Curtis, Dr. Hampton, =
Alternately.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
10. G. HAMBLIN, Chairman.
W. II. billiard, Sec'y.
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Meeting in the Eighth ward.

A meeting of the Democrats of the Ssh
ward was held last night. NJ. G. Cotton
was called to the chair and Hugh Carroll
appointed Secretary. The Chairman stated
the object of the meeting was to select two
delegates to the County Convention to Sc
lect delegates to the State Convention to
nominate an Elector for the State at large
and also Congressman for the State at
large. The following nominations were
made, to-wit: G. K. Winston, NJ. g. Cot
ton, L. X. Chase and DIR. j. B. w. Nowlin.
The vote was then taken, and it was found
that l, K. Chase and g. K. Winston were
selected as the delegates.
On motion the delegates were instructed
to urge upon the Convention the importance
of the districts and wards being represented
according to p0pUlation-that is, one for
each hundred voters or fraction of one hun
dred voters.
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SUICIDE OF AMEMPHIs DRUGGIST.
The ResuIt OF a Drunken spree.

Sunday night at Memphis, DR.. John De
la Rookie, well-kn0wn druggist of that
city, while suffering with delirium tremens,
committed suicide. The deceased had
been drinking some time, and becoming
wild by the continued use of stimulants, it
became necessary to have him watched
closely and prevented from taking various
tiuctures, even poisons, in the drug store.
Sunday night, escaping from his watch, the
unfortunate man entered his drug store,
where his lifeless body was discovered on
the floor by the clerks next morning. In
dications were that the crazed man drank
several kinds of tinctures, which so in
flaming his blood and producing paroxysm
of fever, induced him to take large guam
tity of chloroforln. No inquest was held
over the body of the unhappy man, who
was unmarried, about 80 years of age, and
having no other vicious habit save that
which caused his death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-08

We acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
ton to attend apic mic to be given at But
ler's Grove, four and half miles South of
Murfeesboro, on the 18th inst The COM
mittee of invitation are Will Butler, MIN
Jenkins, Joe Binford, John Lyle, James
Alexander, H. w. Butler, Robert Norman
and L. j. Pierce. The committee of ar
rangements is composed of Col. Norman,
Jack Wyatt, Dan Leatherman, Mrs Knight,
Mrs. M. Fletcher, Mrs. Lyle, Joe January,
Tom Fletcher, DR.. L. w. Knight, Mrs.
Henry Norman, Mrs. Thos. Fletcher, Mrs.
John w. Wade. John James and Tom
Oden are the music managers, and Tom
Cox chief marshal. 1t will be an agreeable
affair.
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Lost fin the streets.

Yesterday lady with her little son five
years Of age, arrived in the city and regis
tered at one Of our hotels, intending to dine
and afterwards call on her friends. The
little boy left the hotel and wandered far
away among the crowded thoroughfares
until he was unable to find his way back to
the hotel. Upon learning of her child's
mysterious disappearance the lady was
very much grieved, and runners were dis
patched in search of the missing child, who
was finally found in the streets drenched to
the hide by the hard rain yesterday after
noon,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-08
THE NEW METHODIST PUB
LISTING HOUSE.

The accompanying eus Ii q fepre-
sentation of the new Southern Meth
oaist Publishing House, now under
contract, and progressing rapidly.
When completed, it viii not only be
an ornament to our city, but an inn
posing structure to which the chmch
can hereafter point with pride. This
building has front on the Pabllc
Square of one hundred and sixteen
feet, and runs back two hundred and
twenty-four feet to the river. It viii
be five stories high, including the
Mansard, with magnificent stone
front.
Referring to the new structure in
the last issue Of the Christian Adro-
cate, DIR. BEDFORD says that the entire
cost viii be about $4,000, which,
together with the stone work that did
not require to be taken down, will
make the building alone worth $780,
600. The ground on which the house
is being erected is worth about $780,
900, thus making the property, when
the house is finished, worth not less to
the church than $250,000.
As above noted, the work on the
building is rapidly progressing. The
brick work is in charge of o. S. Les
seur. Thompson & Robertson are
the carpenters. G. w. LeSseur is to
do the plastering. The foundations
and excavations were executed by
Brew, and Swami & Brown have the
contract for the massive stone front.
The painting and glazing will be done
by Barthell & Joseph, and the whole
work is under The supervision of job
Smith, architect.
The building has four stores, the
fishing House to occupy the one on the
ner of Bridge street. The other three
already rented to merchants. In the
sign 70: the rear portion of the block,
convenience and comfort of those occ
ing the different mechanical departn
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The charge Against Zoe Fossc.t.

The preliminary trial of Joe Fossett,
charged with being accessory to the muir
der of Frank Guy by Robert II. Spain, was
commenced yesterday afternoon before JUS
tees Wilkinson and Paul, Messrs. Bate and
Allen appearing for the defense, and John
d. Brien, Esq, on the part of the prosecu-
ton. At late hour, the testimony had
not been concluded, and further hearing
was deferred until to-day. The bond of
Fossett was originally fixed at 81, 900, which
be gave on the third day after the murder,
since which time he has been out of jail.
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Superior Hogs.

A friend Of ours in the Second Ward,
who has never devoted much time to farm
ing, and does not profess to know a great
deal about that widely diversified branch OF
industry is the fortunate owner of some
very fine hogs-superior to any thing in
that line we know of in this part of the
country. They represent the imported
breeds known as Essex and Berkshire, are
of trim and thrifty appearance, and when
fully grown are of elephsntine size and
weight. Sam Riddleberger, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, has one of these hogs,
with whom he is so well pleased that he
speaks of naming him in honor of the gen.
man from whom he was obtained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-08
On EyerybOdT's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

On EVerybOdy's TOngue.-Eulogiums
ofthe great National Regeneration of Health,
Plantation Bitters, are on everybody's
tongue. This gratuitous ricd Uoce adser-
Using is better than all the paid for pulling
to which the owners of bogus bi1tess are
obliged 20 resort. It has a spontaneous
heartiness about It which carries conviction
to the mind of the auditor. But it is a we'll
known fact that the proprietors Of the Plan
tation Bitters have never relied upon news
paper bolstering to establish the success Of
a preparation which owes its astonishing
popularity mainly TO the oral testimony Of
the thousands who have either experienced
or been the eye-witnesses Of the immense
physical good it has wrought throughout
the length and breadth of the land.
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