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MEDICINAL
.R. J. Il. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
u CATHOLICON for the relief and cure of suffering

Females. Ii stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which IL is recommended,
allied
Female Complaints.
OF these are Proiapsus
Uteh, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour Albus, or
Whites; Chronic Indam-
nation and liberation OF
the Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted y
10 matter how severe or Of
how long standing.
hThe CatholIcon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
expensiye, and leaving the
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nocroR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EscvLAPius
on EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

u,UE Fortieth Edition. with Cue
Hundred Engravings showing
Diseases and Maliermatons OF the
Human system in every shape and
form. To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being OF
the highest importance 10 married
people, or those contemplating mar
Rage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, Md.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy of the E.SCULAPlUS
TO his child. Ii may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man
ar woman enter into the secret obi.
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L,r,l.rIoN WANTED.

r,,.rxON WANTED.-An experlsnsssa ns',. yD1Is ss.1
Is or % years DID, Of stssd moral habits ssa
IS 70 GET situation ss5s IN near fsssSo iss q
rd viii give good reference as 70 has cnsrAe-
table er sopss1 aad industry Apply immsdaie,y
fsb9 "a
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PHILoroKEN or FEMALES FRIEND.

PHILOTOKEM Ok FEMALES fhlENU.
For the of Painful and DisoTdered Menstruaton
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief OF all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Mueh of the suffering attendant upon the lives OF females
at the present day traced to some slight mprdonce
or during critical period OF their peculiar sea-
sons causing DISTINCTIONS ieguarity, &c, which, if not
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of dseaseCon-
sumption Dropsy, Dyspepsia, &c-which either hurry them
o an early grave or render them nyads for life Many oi
the fres and oveest of creation at that when the bud
was Just bursting into boom have withered and died from
the eectso obstruction and the want OF remedy TO assist
nature at that eventfn period.
TRY THE PHIL0TOKEN.
II is not offered of all ills that flesh is heir to
but remedy and preventive for certain class of com
plants which it is warranted to do all that here
FORTH that medicine directed with experience and skill
perform. Sold by SCOVIL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
sllorders must be addressed,
jaul2--ly dtwdw,
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JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER,

rJ,HE great Remedy for Rheumatism Gou pain in the Side
i Hip Back, Limbs and joints Scrofula, Kings Evil
White Swelngs, Hard Tuaors, Stiff JOINTS, and ali fixed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot
exist
gentleman in the South of Europe and Palestine, in
$780, heard mdch said in the latter place in favor of
JEW DAVID'S PLASTER, and of the (ss he consIdered
miraculous had performed that he induced TO
trv ii on his person. for Lung and Liver Affection,
the removal of which had been the chief object of his jour
ney but which had resisted the genial and delicious cline
lie accordingly applied plaster on the right side Of his
chest where the pain seated another between the
shoulders and one over the region of the liver In the
mean he drank freely of herb tea of laxative quail
tiles He lound his health improving, and in few
weeks his cough left him. the saOwness st his skin dsa
peared his pain removed and MS health became per-
The following is from Mr. Wors.e editor of the Mas
sillon Gazette:
"GENrLEMES.-Durng last winter and spring, l
troubled with pain in my breast to render unfit
for the duties OF my office; and hearing your JEW DA
VID'S or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases induced TO give it trial had
plaster upon my breast but short time when all pain
left me- and enabled again engage in the abOrs OF
the office would also stale, that my sister, residing in
Steubenvile thus State has received much benefit from
its use. Yours, truly, .
Massillon November u, 1913.
1t has been very beneficial in Of Weakness such
Pain aud Weakness in the stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness Affection Of the Spine, Female Weakness. &c no
female subject to pain weakness IN the back Sides
should be without Married ladies in delicate
find great relief from constantly wearing tins plaster.
The application of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs PhIhisic,
and Lung Affections in their primary stages. 1t destroys
inflammation by peTspiration
Beware of cOunterfes and base iInitatOnsi
CAUTl0N-The subscribers the ORy General Agents
the southern States for the sale Of ths truly valuable
Plaster and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed
upon, by counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
WHERE for the genuine they invite particular attention TO
the following MARKS on THE GESUINE:
1s7he gsHalhe IS PIT up sao1f, engine turned lot
toned 6ores not soidered ia.
I'd The gealine has tie eagraued heGdof sv Dagd on
the directions droaE the b0r nth accompanying rscTd Of
! Court to T. 7tytOr Rochester.
| SC0VIL Il MEAD,
| Ill Chartres street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
| all orders must be addressed
| Sold also, Wholesale and Retail by
| BERRY DEM0YAL,
EWIN BROTHERS,
| W. I. GRAY,
| -. j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
| janl2-dtw&w Agents.
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+ rRINTERs, MERCHANTS. M AND PEDLARs

PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, Nj AID PEDLARS
HAY increased and am still increasing nv paper ma
i chinery and am manufacturing from 81 70 reams
of printing paper daily and fill an order otwo three
hundred in a weeks notice of any OF the sizes
named below and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless il is for 5000 which ninety
days four months will be given by the purchasers esab
and giving note payable in Bank with good en-
dorser
The following the sizes and prices viz:
2s by AZ at 81 20 per "a by37 at So 25 per ream
27 by fl at 400 20 "a by So ct 81 -
9s 9 By 80 at 8 80 2tty Sat $l2A"
"a by SS at % 4" :" 22 by 50 at 275 /"
Sizes varying in proportion but in the prices
above for ream or 900 reams.
Printers in St Louis and Memphis referred to my
prices &c. Freight from Nashville to either point ranges
from 50 to 4oc per 100 during the boating season.
januaryS W.S. WHlTEMAN
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CARD.-Having sold my stock of Furniture to
Messrs Barnes Hutchison, respectfully solicit for the
new frm continuance of the custom have iberally
received from the citizens of Nashville and surrounding
country, assuring them Messrs b. H. will do their utter
most to please all who may favor them with a call
tebl5-lm A. PATTERSON
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EPSILON,

TIME BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth n
er of Gamma and tn, Sire of Corset, Dla In
nond Voltare and Selm, viii stand the ensu 1IA
before e removal of the property Mares kept at 10
per week .-,,,., -.,
one of the beautiful and perfect horses But
FIVE of his colts have been trained four of that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse in Ameri
ca has better? His pedigree equal t. any in the
United States No responsibility for accidents escapes
Feb 17-eoSw8m. W. G. HARDING.
nLOUG HS.-ONE HUNDRED IIALi.'s
Peacock Ploughs, Nos l and 2 for sale by
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LADIES, PUMP AND THICK SOLE
FRENCH. MOROCCO. AND KID ROOTS.

LADIES' PUMP AND THICK SOLE
FRENCH, MOROCCO, AND KID BOOTS.
Z AIDES French Morocco and hid Welt WalkIng Shoes
l. do ltslan Cloth Satin, Tipd and plain de;
do hid Slippers plain and fine:
do French Lasting Welt EXcesOrs;
do French Morocco Slippers;
Misses Chldren'S thick sOled Bootees. Just open
ed by RAMAGE CHURCH,
febll u AZ College street,
LADIES' BONNET ,EOXES.
IfTEhave Just received another lot Of Ladies' Bonnet
w Boxes single and double top.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
febl1 "a AZ College street.
JUST RECEIVED.
~ BOXES st. Louis Soda Crackers, fresh;
~ 10 bblS do do Butter do do
10 bbs do do Water. do do;
80 boxes assorted Raisns, NJ. r.;
100 boxes Cheese, W. X. al Cincinnati priees
30 boxes Glass Jars. assorted sizes, cheap,
10000 Havana Cigars for Nashville RETAIL
10000 lbs Candy at O$l per h. by wholesale.
manufacture and all other articles cheap proportion
J. G. d e. ROBERTSON,
feb1S Broadway, No. 49,
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'sBIG GRAND"!!!
MAGNIFICENT lot of FRENCH WORK Embroder-
" les openn5 this day by r. e. McNAIRY co.
feble
yTOR RENC-0ne Store Room, and three
L rooms the third story back building of the
j. w J. Manning or W. F. COOPER,
febl7-f At the Building.
COAP-l0O BONES No. Soap, received for sale by
y STEWART Il WEAKLEY.
ebl5 No. 5, Broaoway.
GLOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-5O BARkELs
Clover Seed, 800 bush, Orchard Grass, loo bushels
Blue Grass, > bbs Timothy Seed. For sale by
STEWART WHAkLEY,
feb15 No S, Broadway.
ONION SETS-lO BBLIS received and for sale by
~ STEWART WEAKLEY,
tebl5 No. s, Broadway.
CRANBfiRRIES- 10 BARREI4S just received from
y Cincinnati and for sale by
STEWART wEAKLEY,
febl5 No. S, Broadway.
ARD OILS BBIS of superior quality just re-
J. ceived per Cumberland Valley, and for sale by
STEWART i WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad ST.
DIE FRUIT-2O BUXES Pie Fruit received and for
1 sale by STEWART i WEAKLEY,
febl5 No s, Broad ST.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-50 BAGS received and
} for sale by STEWART WEAkLEY,
febl5 No. S, Broad st.
TENEAS-IO HALF Chests Imperial and Gunpowder
5 half chests Black Teas, all grades, for sa lie by
STEW ART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad ST.
SUNDRuIS-5B BONES Essence of Coffee;
- boxes Ground Coffee;
500 boxes tiromid Pepper;
10 bbs > 5 Almonds, IN store and for sale by
STEWART & WEAKLEY,
febl5 No s, Broad St
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE-No. Ii, DEADERICK STREET.

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERlCAN-ls furnished
TO subscribers the following rates: Single copes one
year in advance 81 5o within the year SO 0O at the end
q tie year 81 90. CLUBs-0f i've and upwards-s2 oc
Ier copy FOR year Clubs of subscribers win be
eoived for six months al the foregoing rates.
be TRIWEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
sad Saturday at IS per anum in advance il No paio
-sJvance, s6. 4f' 4-t.--
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
eE~ THE MONEY ~ ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION .-kE
kenittances of subscriptions be iAade by mall - our
risk.
aper will be sent cut of State unless the order is
companied with the cash. .f..+ ~ .l..g-
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DISSOLuTION OE PARTNERS]

d. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. s-
TINE firm of WM. MILLER CO, Merchants at Chapel
i Hill, Marshall County, Tennessee, have this day dis
solved their copartnership Miller and Furman having
purchased the interest of their copartner John r. JONES'
have exclusive authority to settle the business of the frm
Feb. S. '54,-3w. WIN. MILLER K co.
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II
past O'clock, p. NJ, 'ia rb4s 2.
.ts--A ATODD FELLOWS HALL. j.
The Vaiedctories viii be delivered by c. X. BAYSON,
NJ D. of the Class. and Professor C. h. WINSTON, NJ
of the Faculty. B.. i... if l 10 I
Ladies and Gentlemen of Nashville and its vicinity are
very respectfully invited TO attend
J. B. LlNDSLEY, NJ. d.,
feh26 "a Dean of the Medical Faculty.
IUST RECEIV IVED--A FINE ASSORTMENT
q of Gentlemens furnishing goods. together with
ry description of Cassimeres Yestings and Cloths Ex-
perenced cutters and workmen employed at esab
shment and gentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable manner
Callat IT,. HOUGHS,
jan24 "a Cedar street
A CARD.-Dr. 4. ". GUNNER, Physo-PaIhic, or
IA Botanic Physician having returned from recent
visit of business California again offers his Medical Ser
vices the Afflicted Public, trusting the general sasfac
ton he has heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office the of Union and Summer Streets Resi-
dence q Summer street. between Broad and Church.
feb7 j4-3m. ID. i.
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GLOVE ONO SETS.
- BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. Just received and TO
L 1 sale low by STRETCH 4 ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, College Union SITS
tebI4
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NOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
Il tanning from to acres of Franklin street and
7. & A. r. 4 the Depot-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees Sc Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful lot in South Nashville of Sum-
iner and Oak streets Apply al No. 6s14 Cherry ST., TO
R.W. BROWN,
feb2G Real Estate Agent.
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EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
yiTE have for SALE several beautiful building Lots, a.
w on and near the Franklin Turnpike, the sa;:
the first Tol-sate containing from four to twelve -
Of land, of them well tmbered and all eligbIy
situated. Apply to LINDSLEY II CROCKETT,
teb22-lm -|. s.-.a.-. No. 49, College st.
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SUNDRIES.
UNIvERsrrYOF NASH
At ODD FELLOWS HALL.

OF II
VIE third Annual commencement of the Medica De-
Il partment viii be held MONDAY, 27th inst at half
past O'clock p NJ, 'i.- rl4s :. -s
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FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
1OT CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 Sherry;
81 Port;
1O17 pipes pure Cognae Brandy, old and fine;
skS
pipes Holland Gin;
puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted Cordials;
For sale by [decll Z. S. CHEATHAM co.
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SEQUOYAH HOUSE.
nR. IL. ROBERTSON having leased for term fs.EsA
of years this conmOdous and centrally To- 1.lgS5
Gated House. situated on the Of Summer sj&R
and Church Streets convenient To the Railroad Depot
prepared TO accommodate the travelling pnbllc and
from fifty to one hundred day borders. He pledges him
self TO give entire satisfaction to all who favor him
1yIthu u,nirna feh2 -lriw gwtf
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L crop; NV ''N' -''
45 bags Lagayra and Java Coffee, sup quality
% hogsheads crop Sugar;
40 kits fresh Nackerei
so bbls Molasses;
% half bbls Molasses
bags Pepper;
100 boxes half and quarter boxes Raisins, fresh;
Table Salt in boxes;
25 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Admantne Candles
20 nests Tubs and Keelers;
IS l2and gallon Demohns For sale by
jan3l r. +. BELL.
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Publishers, Box 1876, Philada.
Booksellers CanvasSerS and Book Agents supplied on
he most liberal terms sept21-ly
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fine Arts.


GOUPH & CO, Print Publishers and Artists Col
" No e Broadway New have he pleasure . an
than c ubeet the publication CT the following NOVEL
TIES
THE CONCEPTION l.ser Marilo) Msr,osnisd By Eshena
plain %, colored Is
The VIRGIN OF SEVILLE t,fer Murlio) Nsr.Osiuted BY
Eiehera plain - oeered IS
Ale. pOoi beautiful Ensvns' yet hand Price
CASvAssINo FOR VOTE latter O. C. Binsssn) on stone
BY Resnsir PLAIN IS color.d IS
NEW VIEWS on THE RHINE, drawn on stone By sab'ter'
NANHATTAN ISLAND, 10 BhdsEye View of Se-.YOrs,
Brotyn wilsnsbursh Jeney City, Hoeoken, nc on stone ~
Bornet plan Is eolored ca
The usual discount to the trade. -
Attention called their assortment OF Arsts Giders ana
Arehitscti Mat ras Ms;he mseal Instruments. nc, kc
Cssosaes Of the United States and Canada
W. ABBOTT & Co. have opened an office at
LIE the Manhn Hotel No 5 Fultons. for the sale Of th
splendid Steel Fpusyings entitled 0ae Of Ls Happy Hoan
and The Poor Rson They have bought the copyright and
prepared sell them lover than steel ensrsyinn have
and Of the es demand r them
they price those ~ll
with the plate bill descriptive Of the enerprse One Of Lies
Harry Hum engraved expressly Tor the OHIO Stfe Az Union
aud 81 the best Af In the country in the hsnds Of
orkmen and feke presentation hes
been pseed before the public AZ orders from the country
70 any OF
country. Address
Lw. ABBOTT Co. Manhattan Hotel No. ls3 Falion 81.
DRO BONO PUBLICO-The sale of elegant Line
so large quantity OF Ennsvinss Of ali kinds Po
Loo fe~ choice Oil Painting from III cent?
ward
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Special Meeting Of the Newtown Village Asso ella.
oB, for The Of members viii Be he'd q Bsee.er
Buidrs Bieeeker and hortonsts TAU aSDAY
EVENING April Is The Association have purchased besutfal
Of n the Village Of Newtown baI and half
~smsbursh Ferries and directly spon tbs line OF
the and thing Railroad All pesrns who desire 10
procr eligible building site In pleasant md heatsy locality
resy their sdvsntase attssd his meeting and
Learn full particulars T. W. kETNhAM, frendehi.
81 NcHoIas Bailding Asssciafies-Ohce No 70 Duane
e. (hsthsn Bank Building The Twenty toarh Ees1lr Mes
INC ssat April is ct No les Bowery "Uuon Buidinr" Mem
hen are and the dues fall and also
70 tale notice which six month"; due remain
psio day will become foeA without further notice
ton soiDe Mutual Loan and Rand Aociston
psssed April 10, 1851. VIM u CoSkLiN, PRESIDENT
RoBT d. HART Secretary. -
The Office will be open Monday Tuesdsy and WEDNESDAY
pext from to oclcck NJ. TO receive payment Of dues
Trees and Plants. PARSONS Co, fiushins L. invite
ths attention Wishing thrifty Trees model
Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
sad shrubs Roses Greenbcuse Plants &C. Apple
sppesn Trees delivered In NevYork Tree OF charge Tor
freight
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Gpefial Notires.

lsaSte L5sYy Assscissios:A CAxUIa ne. ms -.
nsa s,:ms1 have bee. y me s ss o.
a 4 sSs Clinton Hail AssOciAtssn' r-,.,v ,..,.
Ss .:: fi s:i,.y P P:sis! s sss:
S; Ss. s.,i Ests' t SsS,e B.ier,
9:s.: F:sis:%, VIZ K.
i Hs,r o.iis;, David 9 H.ht.sd-
c cs:ss ~ sSas.'s'' 1.ss.eo Schultz,
Nv Aec'r''h'H' D REYNOLDS s' Sub Freshest.
W. GILDsa, Rec seesssary
-: s.: 2. s e ri" :si sso
= before that day The Reading Rooms viii coHnnas op'n
''n further ''"'' %% ii GLIDER R.cord.s secretary
$. S.d ays W a ss Il. p.s
nips s:oesen havpe for ~ object the s'ns
.:.on the Committee of Arrangement respectfully in
S Il I g 3d. DAY sdsss
"A ana P'N'''" '''' '''"'' II Z. DlKEMAN, O. s. s.
ss
.ss T :, &. az By a: e the
: Mn De fsT IYoS
a.. 81 :s:si s;:ss sss
= ;b. isss snd valuable soei Of Rosewood Mahogany OAK and
Ssss y vS s ss 1S :is Ii
s.s 'Ess:d1 g
CS. great variety of the best styles and 'u'
psfor qusiity'
ssdswic1S sistropoia1 ACADEMY and I'd G ANN
ne Of the Aeademlcs OF this well known In
stituton . o commencing
an p,opese to DO is teach iu
tsby all the branches taught the higher schools OF this coun-
TO conduct a. an indispensable element Of this train
a Of Gymnss Exercises for the true deve
the bodily that In the place OF ses restless
with and bodies STOPPING forms and
low .ins depressed and vacant mipds anioegnt
BY day and will ultimately lead to consumption
equally eIrtle deae dypepsa we may nsye Popn Just
form and bearing deepchested straight
bed bodies skin and movement agile
Such boys difficulty in studying and acquiring snsu,ses
ahs anything else to which they are directed ihy
have the to accomplish
the Institution Ia worth more than oozsn pages OF
sxplsnation To the recruits carries conviction .
gentleman said sndwe could I'll with similar express
ego hat he had heretofore paid for medicines and
Sss ppine and spghpess Ieignn In his home
made conasted with IL former hopielke appear
0eep urn,.,
In the a pupils Of which have the Gymnasium ee)
n GYnsIUM proper-0entemen e. per month Boys 81
DrrEsEs12 for the first $40 for each succeeding
go for SO for each succeeding oue
0EHTLEMir CLAssEs-Monday Wednesday and Friday, ct
LADrs Monday and Wednesday, at sPM Saturday
HOVE Tuesday and Thursday at Nj Saturday at
Lsdies Cathenics under the dec Ion Of Madam hAWLEY
s. J. sED0WiCK, NJ, Proprietor
Fs the Mount Vernon Building Association.
RNTlIMEN; Finance Committee having examined the
the Secretary for the past year respectfully report them
VAN the and during the
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1musfmentS

CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace will be
opened O'Clock NJ and closed NJ until further
Admission Chdren under IL hsifPnce
Admission Saturdays Is cents
j N BArCHELDER Acting Superintendent
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,N2eeker Bslllnls-Lecesres O. Lsdies.-p.s ~, W.
DN sn1 WHITNEY viii give Free Lectures ..e soiss
Qa Bkschsr Buldse Blsseksra, near nSsson on ~ "a
lA!oA FRIDAY April IS and H. q SP -, on CHROME s'a
S!1s1saasa OHcs Broadway ssA lsihst
.1qDuess Ineelligenee Once and Labor ExcssAees
n csnslSt New YofkThs once estso ny vac
wbsrs awaye b tousa a!e M ~
and ssysss q vsy low ':sss q wss s.s "a
ss1 - nec<ssry the passage Of the pNtsse
yxx r. FA0AN, ssyssisssassa.
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CAUTlON-Lost on the 26th day Of February.
under the act Of March q 1881 70 JOHN ADAMS pvss Co.'S
Kn,ht,s Compsuv Florida Indian Wsrs Sod WEI.
Two Thousssd Nins Hsnlrsl saA Thirty
IL M Tor Forty @ Issued to Deesmssf teoa snd s.k
John Adsns Esd Adsnvlle Esse forses Al yoe ~
negotiate purchase ss transfer aid Ws,rs.S seess.
ton OF ths Inesfor sos s
Of duplicate In place Of the original AZ is~ss -
- az REwARD.--LOST, on Monday evening,
April 10 ppos one q he ss ss ssS
Ward BsnL bills Of sseseh Any rssians re $40
OTTO Fisher Bhd No. ~ Bo~ery shs receive the seov>
reward.
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NJ ARRIAGE-Historica Illustrative and Theo-
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