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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-17
R A G S!
$3.50 IN MS!

HAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags BY the
IL Premiums offered the past year. ending June 60h,
induced 10 ofer larger Of Premiums for the
present year. and vi the above premium IN SUMS Of
500, go, $50 SO Soc $50 $50, $50 ego and slv 20 any
ten Merchants Pedars Who will deliver me from ts cate
10 the lst Of Jay, 1876. the largest En0un Of ne
to be bought outside o. and By men doing bss -
outside o. Nashville or vicinity.
/ WILL AT ALL TIMES PAT THE Hi6 HEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY, and Issue
certificate Of the amount received and paid for
These certificates kept and before next
July 50 that dsinerested merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest being entitled 10
SlO0, the next largest 70 $50 and down.
Merchants sending Ksgs Wl pease write that may
In whose issue The certificate Combinations
will Dot be allowed
Wo0lsn, Lnzcv, SIX and Worsted Rags not wanted
and Eh not be incladed In The aheEs.
earnestly solicit greater attention 70 saving and buying
rags throughout Middle tennessee
iYs-dtEksu W. e. WHITMAN
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WHOM DO THEH PRKEKR the Memphis
Wing puts poser 10 Andy johnson men In
Tennessee, thus:
AS some evidence Of the difference between An.
drew Johnson snd Meredith p. Gentry-and AZ fnr.
nishing 70 Southern men an unanswerable reason
Why they should vote for the iAtter-we beg tha,
every TenResseeAn viii before voting, ssk himself
this question, Which Of the two would Greedy.
Hale, GiiiHgs, Class and SalHsnseT. prefer 10 see
sleetedy" ANDREW JOHNSON HAS THE
SYMPATHY OF ALL THE AB0LlTI0NISfSl
Win southern men vote for hlmY"
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NOTICE.


YONS co. respectfully inform Their patrons and tho
IL pubc in general, that they have Just received vs-,
large and well assorted stock Of fine and choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the eeebra,sa
Poeahontas and Csnater brands. We have also fresh
supply Of our well known
Cholera and Diarrhea Msdicated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
which, with the large stock Of other goods always on hand
will give TO our customers better Inducements 20 make Their
purchases Of Us, being "snaH Pred and OuicE
sales. LYONS 4 CO.
Vlo 19 Cedar street
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APPoRTIONMENT OF SCHOOL FUND.


THE School Fund for the year 1885, the several
tbs in the State is apportioned follows, at So cents
cbolor
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A CAR ID.

A IL Persons indebted to q e firm OF CRAM SHEP-
~ HERD previous the LIST Of july will call and settle
their accounts her by Note Cash. it impract cabe
10 give longer credit. jyl6-lw
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RoNE June 7. 1854


There Is no prospect of a composition of the diff
ferences between the Courts of Rome and Naples,
touching the Jesuits. The Pope's special ambassa-
dor win probably soon return without having
brought the incensed king to terms Il is whisper
ed in well informed quarters that French diplomacy
fosters the controversy; and IL Is certain that the
French Legations are at least Jesuteal. In Ma
Piles the members Of the Society OF Jesus the
French badge Of the ORDER while here they display
the Itaian--true to the instinct of being all things
TO ali meu. Though tee Gallo garrison i the only
physical security Of the Papa government against the
people, 10 Is worthy Of remark that It's moral in
fuence is underminingits future for nothing Is
certain than that the presence of this body OF free
talking Frenchmen has promoted the diffusion OF
heretical notions, and encouraged holder express
sion Of them.
The stirring political topics Of the day are now
discussed In the cafes and in private circles with
remarkable freedom. One OF the best informed
Romans assured me this morning that he had never
known such boldness and unAni.nity OF sentiment
among bis couatrymen exists at this moment,
though be deprecates any premature manifestation
oft. The more consideraIe feel that the time has
not como for another movement. They hope for
the time 70 come when France and England viii
interpose 70 divorce the Church FROM the State aud
secure FOE the people Of she Roman States better
government
The Pope made an official visit day or two since
10 the College Of Cadets, where considerable body
Of Roman youths under training for the military
career, on the occasion Of an anniversary discourse
IRON the Minister Of War. So you that the
church Is still militant
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Interesting Letter.
SAM.
Yours, as ever,

The veteran General Swift, has from his re-
treat on the banks of lake Seneca, written
to friend letter Astounding with remini-
scence, which are rendered the more interes.
ting from the distinguished character of the
narrator. The gentleman to whom the letter
was addressed inserted it, with permission of
the writer, in the New York Courier, from
which papar We COPY il:
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A. D. CREIGHTON. urr.xnv,
A. ID. CREIGHTON & CO.,
PRoPErErORs OF THE
Verandah Livery Stables.

"0ULD inform the public that they have IA
w ken the Livery stable Cherry street i'm. -So
mediAtey in the rear Of the Verandah Hotel and IN
viii keep on hand Buggies and Horses subject to he T
the community at large. We are eermned to bavs m : V
ana bogges o. the best quality and being satisfied that al
will be plsased, ask share OF public patronage -
Horses boarded the usual terms IsiR ~
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NEGRO nIaN WANTEn

"ANTED TO hire for the balance Of this wear ,,o,
" active Negro Man, to work in my Tobacco FACTORY -
Apply lnlnedlAteiy W. MEREDITH
DlS-u No. IS College street
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ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON.
W. 7. BERRY co. have Just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. c. Abbott with maps and illustrations vols.
Also:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs 10
France, by Eugene de Courcilou. Je2S
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

DIBLEs and TESrAMESTs % all descriptoas from TIE
shove SOCIETY may Be ound dePOsits at ny sore.
Send your orders aud tbsy shall be died lov
CHARLES W. SMITH,
lyl0 81 College street..
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The Washington Union Defending Gov. Reeder Of
Kansas Territory-Reeder Denounced as an abo-
litIonist by Col JEFF Davis!
Read the following defence of Gov. Reeder's
administration as Governor of Kansas Terrific
ry, from the Washington Union of the 18th of
MAY last
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RoY wtSrsD-E a IAwYnEE CfFi1E hcrr
- wrhn tod hsno ari fpn rtg5nggnded. Apsiy a. ~
sA7saH -. w aBd IT,
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On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. ", a. g. stephens
Church, by tho Rev. Lott Jones, Mr. CuAMEs NAr1rAS
WrKD 70 Mas SARAH EIyAGgu COVE all Of this city.
ON Thursday, Dec 20 III the Toy. Dr.. Lyons FLAMES
y BRAslGE DE BsCSo 70 Ass JUi- lsIY sJns9u I'll OF
this city.
On Wednesday, Dec 10, nj tho resdenc. ~ TIE brides
mother, by the Rev. DR.. fayior u Grace Church Ali
Il. CONWAY 70 fAsEn u. HGrcnfSGs, al a. this city.
At Trinity Church, on TUESDAY, Dec. IS, by the Esy
Or. Higbee, j. WaHIsotov pOD0E, a. D., OF Jamestown
California 70 hifs c,RalE = BAtf-eyrsE a this city.
On IbuFslny Dec. 90 ~ tbo Rev. nr. John liiie
GEoRGE HEsEY STUART = CA1lnE H9sf daughter Of Hon
A. BTuyn hasbroucS % Ulster county, y. u.
On 1burzday, Dec. 20 at the Pilgrim Church. Ieooklyn
" the Icy Or. st1rrs, Jorg T.. G. RAVEN v MIS- CAl
IoII1 :. orxsu'aD, both Of Bros lyn.
At the Western Ho'el, Thursday, Dec 20 BY tho
rey nr. spTnz, CnArtgs r lEYls Jr ron Of Col. Ch.s
" Twin, q Fiat Boci, Michigan 10 Miss =. T. IEwus u
the sams place.
In Broctyn j. D. 81 the residence IL tho brlieis Ca.
her by the Bsv. a. partriJge, DAM1 NJ DAyIlTaS 70
JrffA ArcrsrA, daughter % Tho Hon. a. j. Berry.
Al Benton Ia, Wednesday, Do. L. ~ Rey. j. Col.
elaSier Lieut.. JoHs J. DAVE q. ). ". 70 dis fASE r..
komsSoN, al 81 indiana.
AZ Fort HaAbiia Arkansas, on we1ne siay Nov a.
Mlss Mary Cnony, youngest daughter Of ,at Crosby
kq., q New York 10 Capt. !. II. LNDRusd, Of the o. IL
army, stationed there.
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On Wednesday. Dee. 10, william GKDvTe, aged 10
The funeral win tale Place from the resden.s Of hi,
daughter, Mrs. smonton, No. So vsrck street, this AZ
terroon, at one O'Clock.
On Thursday. Dec 70, RcTARD CoywAY aged IS years
The eatives and friends Cf the hmiy re respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral to afternoon at
hah past one O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 81 Pitt
street
On Thursday, Dec. 90 after lingering Illness JANIS
ByRsRs, 10 the 37th year of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at O'Clock
Afternoon from his late residences No. IA Tenth street,
On Thursday, Dee 20, Of scarlet fever, MAgrIA Ella
WORTH, daughter Of William and Rebecca vari il, aged
years and days
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, AZ tnree
o'clock, from No. III Fifty ninth street, between Se,ond
and Third avenues.
On Thursday, Zee 20, after lingering illness MAEr,
wife Of John W. Borchers aged q years and 20 days
The relatives and friends OF the family requested to
attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon at oclo *
Her remains viii be taken TO Greenwood
On "Wednesday evening, Doe ID, ELKNoR RTnncc, only
daughter Of John r. and t1enor farriogton aged 10
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral sunday after
O'Clock, from the residence OF her father 127th stree
be'ween Filth and sixth avenues, H,rlen.
On Thursday, Dec. 20, Of apcpexy, JuA ANN vie OF
Thos. W. Faulkner.
san Francisco papers please copy.
Of repttent fever, CARol,E K, wife OF Rev James IT.
Irowbrdge Of MARSHALL and only daughter of NatR inic
and Charlotte Freeman, Of this city aged 22 years.
The renes o. the fan ly respectfully invited to At
from the residence Of her parents No Abingdon place
AT Genyiie Ct, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 49, Mr..
JAMES DusIsrrasy, in tho both year Of his age.
His friends respectfully invited TO attend the fans
raj this afternoon at two O'Clock the friends viii tahe
the O'Clock train for Portches.er New Haven Rail-
road, where carriages win be in attendance.
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On "Wednesday, Dec. ~, oE Inflammation OF tho In e-
DupERcH Bo,11gs aged 20 years. months and IL aays
Tie Ficnds nad acquaintance Of tho larily ana The
members o. Company a. Jefferson lemon are rcspe,t
fully invited 10 attend The funora rom his late rcsi.
doncc No - Broomn stIect this afternoon at one O'clock
On rGtsfay 81 IN. Ice. IL. B-gsxrx A. IsrLoa son Of
Sarah VI. and Joseph u. Taylor.
Tho friends OF tic family AMI those Of h brothers
Ewatd G., william H., Georyr l. and Joseph :. Taylor
res DectlnDy invited 10 attend the suaeyal thit
Afternoon at three O'clock from the residence D, ria
father No Ls Fast Nineteenth street, without further
invitation.
On v opcsday, Dec. 10, 0: dropy, VIVIAN PIuIIHs in
the 3sth year u his ase.
Iis relatives AM friends respectfully Invited % AZ.
tend ths funeral from his Late rcsiasrcc No. ooyol.
stree, tbis afternoon, at ono O'Clock.
Philadelphia and Aloany papers please COPY.
On Wodnesd4y. Dec. ia, Juls AUTss aged A. years
late member ~ the Fourteenth ward po'!ee,
Tho friends Il the family, and the noacrs of the DO
lice depart M, requested 70 attend the funeral
ttis afternoon ct oae O'clock from lis LATE rcsldencs
No. III hester stroct
u sesrIs. fever, ANA f1Iza, youngest daughter Of
Abraham ia ", Jr aged years. mont s AMI days
tho relatives and rrleae ol the faa.i,y arc nvi,a "a
atcn4 be funeral this afternoon two O'clock from
the residence u hls .Acr No. Allen street. The re-
mains win b. t~sen T. Greenwich for lnteTInont.
On Wednesday, Dec ~. klCgu, WIDOW OF Tie ATE u.
rrucl ~ Iamater IN the o2d year o. her age.
TIE relatives and frtcnss Tie family are respectfully
Invited 70 ase3t the funcrs o the resLscnce IL Ter
son 59nn 10 iaIaaier. No. 205 Tcu,h avenue without
further invitation, tomorsow afsrao0n az ree o'co
en- fhnrsday Lee 20 aftor shart illness RlSft az
o. lsrasl coef. IN tss T0th year Of her sye.
1hs hieuis 1t tbe ianily AMI those u be- soufrss
sha'ea D.ason, IT, ae r aostei = llten8 the feae
trF1 D. l2fN reAic91.n SO. m W " .4t an III u r.
% ssn.Ay G;<rnoca, Of .1o eslo~k.
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Dose CLAEL.
Py FANNY FERN.

- ~ 80 p.ie' Al -
more beautiful chafasier hsa Rose befss doc, no ori;
Torn all over, bet ia more power ore Eel
ss soi any q sr s @ ss 9 Eas ' 'as
r @ q nj 70 1esp g po e pasess asa ssag s
scnn4, 80 % know VIA. . cli lLsaurdsy syan,ag
d gli Tass ne saisb o.. @ around you grshtcr ana
Far suFpasse al Inc psesons eas 3, ia popaiar = or
TsAc; a. Whole bc book i u npl hoacraoie alRe d
re lead and heart oA eoaee,ses 1onoraee 2 ae anguagc
All hive 70; see no go Q. ,ion BY an American
N,nAn rerby . and beside los % b,iy Bee
men and women rhocasry pc1t'ta IN tsslr boous hgl
ns bon T raj Ok hrores &c no. - ~
tn,e'ianiag brilliant. why, ,areasc. sltricd, pa3ei
Ii haa rs ui DE "a pi transitions. ho 4on,etoa w.sn
sni w , N III, Slsas,i n x - ~ ~ n.
~ astssla Tsnsdsigss po,iis -
has ~ genius an dah q a. lnaelendfhl span--t'r
she - y iurns witty, pahet'o, carniu All reyercacr
rte p .aTelsm and wHn cars AMI ol9ouins n eae;
SD iinsy every aaaIiy i ,oi,aiaSi aai - ir I FL =
ah amazing poser u eJpjonsaIt0u ebtn 5fcag
o.a q esrsssgn o. Ies Sh1 so'pnn wI,e, woa
l1e sorg Que 4 uosaegis nieras. rom d. opcalnf
~ 81 psaay FERN Sew ,ors MPror' go
has ., done -~sew ysr. sa,r ,ce.
pe, sla 9ea, as IS %a Ss %. 2 Z soa V 81
a,nlsI .a were e., , w. = az ~ an garay
SrtEsDip GIFT sooE.-rltE most COMPLETE oAL
- icry o. American auhors uublfied.
1ne hSIokBooKFE GaLLEnyi
n,cntA ~ or turatfCar 49, trr,
v lf grsss@ q sn MO-. T' eis.s S,2 .l9r %
s7Tpmenary ,ri5,e % ,,aa ga.2rl ,lars - ior
4 new eai1on of i,s gallery i nv reaiS
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r. 9.F esapry a, p.a,nr@ Y - vrea ~ ..' q
g2s9 9 volume without hei9e !e.i % ~ g.. Z s2se
y ", ~ Sing, n.y have len noe g -. 9,er' - Io
sigs Homes, Iesef WIN, N5r- cara, ssyarirs Sios
f.TI,srs rRov vetc,, - r.a rnrs,
rarS I'D va,ie,s y 1 osr, g, = ea H. eo.1
ssanE m extensive gallery q Ansrsn Aaaa0-iiaricfs
ga.gra,.sa ~ az aa ,, y. e'er bosn iaf'si ron
reIeary contents ass heh, .roil,s.e ; 10 r,u.surn
sesIsqog ana :, az ss-h arigs j s.upa..d y ss ~
s nee ne ss. poT p,e, Tef $3.50 ss'' S
H. 59 ~. p , ssnr,s1 sa.oRls "a. lfs.s,
~ vsps II ss eok 70 - tr,r-aa repis- bsro1i e.
unsie. Tho price denaadea sr tcry be0g i WsrA.
mas gallery q a@srseir aa,sag- loIs asi onf.rspa,
PEE, ssi e ssrs,y es q sysry AT s1. Z
,l Iiss i ,sgs,y bonn "a, 81 8 ,'.s 'sa i
Tic work may be ob,a.nsi '-1,n D. hssegers o. Dom
~. - Aro..ssn
Tiny WILL MAKE TnE gYIS Oh IHE cHuDgGs
sFassse.-iiarvora nePu,eia.
on Tac rf. 20 s ySysi, Il II S6 5i 2nr
i:no ~ 70. .a S.ss ~ ~ ,aers,isss Dr. ,-na
d~fs-
The Panoga Trivs'sd
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iaa'' ~ q,o II X s1 r.. ~ - .'''1
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Hernia. Only prize Medal Awarded 4,

MARSH co by The IndusTal Exhibition Of All Nations for
their radical also tho Fair o. lhs American
Institute awarded he nrat premium 10 hts
fcrepces to ia superiority Valentine hot WI
lard Parker aud John NJ ca nooan. Ne.
OF mercantile and oIhcr gentlemen cured by dds
may be Aarsh 20 20 ~ Mildcnlans New York
and by hashh Corss q Co. No. West Fourth street., Gin
ennal, Ohio. open from A. w. unll 9P.y.
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Mrs. souTHw0RrPs NEW AND GREAT WORK IL
AVA {" sale s Ta 5isSs n; SaB p,ue,rrn
w e. ysc a o ossssssa " ,o
sss ss' Bss ss. yss ss
TO- Chestnut stree Philadelphia
copIss sen. BY mail. ree OF postage receipts eprios.
u. APPLETON co, $40 An 10 5ss BROADWAY,
SONGS AND BXII.aDscrT rus MEXICAN REVOLT zion,
With no'cs and Il nstalions,
:.
More soni things DO not she's the complexion oil tbs times
Wen - ,aliads and noes -Ielden
! vol. limo, ~sh two Illustrations by narlcy.
THE OLD rAvoRITE HOLIDAY RESORT
AT SrhINGER A TOWNSESDis,
Under farluua's Museum.
p y respectfully submit ~ their friends
their annual holiday catalogue Of yansbic lna "a
stAshAhD AND ELEdA ~ CIR BOOKS,
which be obtained their counter No IA brad yayt
sd aIhouSh cnumrrang only portion OF their extensive
v W. pr s oaa 20 .Ssaa YER many eho,ce aud ere
ron rHfin Juytsnn snirass
assortment In this department. fcsnanA now heroolose
without rival 1helr selection oil
rIEsANT sFANDsaD LTruAruIr,
smbrae bag hssory, biography. novels 40 adapoi fyr
sanitation g for The library renre table Is snpFeocoen 81
and variety Of subjects Under this head hcy would dreet
attention 10 DER new and beautiful edition OF the
NOVELS COOPER,
Complete hlriy-thrce volumes, superb naoaai
yenr i e Amnrcana hoase library elegantly bound IN AZ!
the newest styles
n. BHo better DO found during tho holidays
hao at their old tayorc ssb hmcnt 1hnr prices haya al
heir Goods upFlyae They VI s,ll Keep thta
reputation ms The nhnon sIxpense is better than tho slow
h1ng" They say % ono and all, before making par
olitAp BooR EMPORIUM
No. ~ Broadway. under Tho American Museum.
Packages wl be delivered roush,n the city, free Of
pensc
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hss square me brigade BOXED wal though Il did not
nspset - many ~ usual They were dSrnisssd about
UelocA In The afternoon.

hs's square me brigade booked vail, though Il did
nslst - many ~ usual rhey were diSrnissed sboot
~eiocA In tie afternoon.
s1xAsscAr COLLISION m RAy--Tns stsamtus
Achilles into the aoop Herald, Captain Peterson,
yesterday, about O'Clock A. NJ, opposise Robins
sssk The sloop nom Woodbridge, ~ j., and was
haded with ne clay. Tho collision was 80 great that
Nc vessel sunk Immediately Captain Peterson who was
handle named respectively Christian Phillips and Jacob
swarsz, savod by the crew Of the steantug
FRs IN KING STREET About two O'Clock yesterday
morning FIRE was discovered in stable in the Of
No. 4b King street. The hremen promptly on the
spot and exipguished It before it spread beyond tho
buli ing In which it originated The 6re Is supposed to
have been the work If incendisry. Mr.. Geo. Boyd
owned the stable. His loss is about S00 No insurance
Mr. John Grant occupied the able in which he had
horres they were taken out uDinjured Mr.. Grant est
rates hs loss in harness. feed &c at about $i00. No
insurance Michael Cochran, q milkman, also stabbed
hs horse there he Was got out unniured Mr. Cochran
Asst some harneas.
FIRE IN sixth Enthusiastically after seven O'Clock on
Wednesday evening alarm given for fire in the
Fifth district caused by shavngs taking fire in tho
vheewrighs shop OF Jacob smith, No. 2o6 Sixth street.
No damage.
FsE IN HupaoS srnEur-WARp SCHOOL No. . on Fnu.--
About 12H O'Clock yesterday afternoon smoke dis
ssvered issuing from the basement OF Ward School No.
the of Hudson and Grove streets Tho princi
that the building ire, sent Of his teachers to
ASCERTAIN its truth, and on his return dismissed the
OeAOiAra, VINO passed ont IN single good order
there some little growing but consi ierng that
thero upwards OF 100 children in the building, it
b BnTpTkiDg tba. scciIent occurred The teachers
al Of praise for their GOODNESS and presen,e
OF mind In preserving ORDER The discipline of this school
speaks we for the teachers Tho ne originated in the
basement among lot OF benches and stools stored there
by the Board Of Educaton but how it got there IS
known at present The Fire Marshal III investigate the
matter Tbe damage done 10 the building will amount
70 about $500; no insurance. The jantorMr. Thomas
IoDey-was in the basement splitting word about eleven
O'Clock At that time there was appearance OF any
thing being wrong about tho premises rhe children had
just returned into school from tho IL O'Clock
RuHoRxo DEATH OF Child Observation-Disclosures
was received At the Cofoners Office yesterday afternoon
That srl about five years OF age yig dead in the
house corner Of crmine and Bedford streets and that 1t
was currently reported by the neigh she he'd
her death beating received tina hands OF
her mistress, there residing Dr. Cbarteny, Of the
ners Office examined the body OF deseasej and found
several marks OF violence upon the person Of deeeael
An inquest viii be held to-day
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The Smithsonian House, ora the Euro
pean plan, Broadway. OF Houston sreet-single
30 cents 10 cents and 81 day Pariors and
rooms II 90 70 50. Meals extra aud az ordered.
SIDNEY EoPMAN.
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window shades aca curtains, 4c-kELfY 4 EEHJI-
SON No. 2e BToajway, have large sock rho shove goods
personally selected 0tn ho best manufactures u Franco
styles before brought OCT. X " have 81
eblkhcd reputation Tor selling g)pis cheap, aud thor rge
Increasing trade Is proof hat - Appreciated No. 81
PyOeAyay and hesIs stEtCL
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DARK Duh Gordon's pale sherres, Amontsdo do.
old South .de Madeirs Lon don Scotch and Irish wh'
kes, old Jamaica ali OF unrivaed quality and mostly OF
mportaons and designed expressly for family trade
Also celebrated London cordial gin, landing Pat
rick Henry the best tonic and inygoraung
the worh being ondored the eadng physicians Europe
and America. X. u. MEsSENGEk Co, IS Futon Ut.
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Dr. s. H. SMITH, Il cana street, Now York. Battery and
foot bah, with in Instruction. tJ5 This battery be used
r body bah foot bath. female In attendance alcs
or several Diseases 10 warraned tIaong which
fever ard and some lung diseases, especially bronchs
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Con1 and F,iour.-Oaice ~ Broodxvav, Coal

IS per tom $40 per barrel When any readers
wish barrel of the very best Double fancy family hour
for their family ton OF coal Of best quality,
advise them by oil 70 apply Mt tho Office The Penn
sylyania Coal Agency BENJAMIN CO., 70 Broadway.
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eens shoud Ike 70 sug7ns 70 roadnrs he dea o
anninng MAS stock OF aes chdren's fr, beaver
and nsses and boys fincy fur hns and co ADD
velvet caps before their else For
comfort tor be1uty for elegance, for ccspuess and dur
try there e nothing equal them, and wic "a pleasure
10 mike selection from bis large assortment, you resi-
euhdrnt seeipR your choice appreciated Bana bas Kept
the Last een years al 100 Cenal street, corner o.
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u,,,oysey,s p,lIs-uan,th ana Long

may be osaaed W keeping ho blood pure end The omach
the liver and the kidneys IN healthy state To eject this
uee extraordinary pla They upon the m,insprngs o
life ersdtcs,ng the lurking Of asease Sold the
iacorles % Maiden lane New York and 2i strand London
and BY 81 drnggls, az y eents 62 cgna and 81 box
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Court C.lcntfar-JJvhas Dav.

sUYrEloR CouRr--Nos 81 4l6, ga, 2l4If, s6s, 633,
ms s2s ssd 9ss Big, Ss7, 800, tTs si4 oi5, 9aS 9a
962 9o3, 647A, 753.
Common PiEAs--By Court-Part 1-Sos. 25s, $50, $50,
SOL .6, ga 2f5, 200, 257 225. Part Moe 1913, 246
246 247, 24s $40, $50, 252 1853, 25i, 255 1885, 2b7.
surRgmE OouRr-special Term Sos. I'll, 1884, 90 e3
1877, lBa, 81, Sc a. 81 10 1872 152, 1885, s7 1888 $780,
i1s 1t1, A. As H. 72 12s H. 25, 10, II, No. 113 60 80
LAB 1856.