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TT2UNKSl TRUNKS!
Ladies' large sized French Dress Trunks;
Ea1 } el do No l Sole Leather Covered do
IaEENTTE do Medallion and Iron Framed do
a. sSbI-kJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satches
CENTS No l Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
PnrIisb : lie Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Yalises;
O"lP9' Naa' " &c. JOHN RAMAGE,
,.rso College street.
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FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
-S~-S-S--s--
ADSHAW q RU TLAND,
no. 80, UNION STREET,
-. HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS d,
ST. and SHOES, which viii be sold at the very low az
FEtY est prices. FEsN
Ladles Lasting Caters, With and without hees;'
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters with and without heels
Thick and Thin Sole Kid Bootee heels and no heelsi
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice
White Kid Slippers and ROsetS
Slippers, trimmed, heeled heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Cid Goat Booees, heeed;
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes
Chldrcns Kid a goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole
Black Lasting Caters
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
entemens extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do Pump DO
do do do Stitched do
do d. S Congress Caters
do z. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do D. S. do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which invite the at
u ms BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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-
G. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, ana ~
hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow ana n4.o
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar PLank' JolsS'
five Mir cttng Popar and CEDAR dressing Poplar and
one Yellow Pine Foorng Single Machine making NO
POPLAR ShinRIesa in constant operation. can supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles at the shortest ana a. me
TasraF Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III BFosdSa7'
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BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

FVyUE ONLY ROUTEhy which through tickets TO washington
can be procured, which point we'll as TO Baltno u
lie shortest, direct, and in respect the most r
r.uta IL the only which purchasers OF through
Tickets enabled to reach the cities ot Baltor
pfIaIslpa the cost Of ticket to New YORK
onIy thus enabling and travellers Tor pureo cor
10 visit four principal cities in the Union Tor
less cost than can be Afforded by other route.
Aud il is the only by hc Through Tickets can E ad
TO Richmond Norfolk, Winchester. fredericksburg ana fes
bg Va Charleston. Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashy take the stage Coaches OF carter q
Tno or steamers ON Cumberland river, to Louisville
ronn- there vi IN States 5a steamers TO Clncn-
na or with the Jeaeronvile Railroad to indianapolis ma
mas direct connection Columbus Ohio with the central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling whence close connection Win m
timor Ohio road is made to Washington Cl9i Dal
more Philadelphia and New York IL -.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred the of the Illinois Centt
from thence passing through Terra aute indianapolis Dayton
and Xeus TO Columbus Three Daily Trains leave Columbus a.
10 A. NJ $3.50 P. NJ. and u, P NJ. 80 a.,
II p Travellers are requested notice that while hls IS us
y route adorliug Through Tickets 20 al the Eastern lt AT
the rate charged by other TO Ael7 York ot II Is
also the shortest most speedy and direct 70 all the leading points
SO miles, being miles shorter to New YORK than y any
other route There changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
, The baasted with broken stone ana IS ehlLely
free from dust - ~ - -.
F3r Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office Of the
~ Mn street WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. q o. X r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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BrOadWaV HoIse.
-Four Horse Mail Coach.

vuyrrr q, Lincoln county running ~
week and back, from FayettsTllst p .-- 80 ~
Iuliaol5t' ' -. sef1-Isy, connect me nal ut
Fayetteville and the at Tullahoa- n TuiiShorns e.
lon % Ps sI 49, ne fare anronEn only 10 dolars
teams and careial afFei'- JOHN TAF50B
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TFyYESSFE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
.p5 after "Wednesday, the 18th OF August, ls5s, the trains
\ B will run follows
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N0tkOHs anu AFAEhAh -
the harvest variety of small wares, Trim.
mings, Threads Of all kinds Combs Buttons &C. &C. hoslf
Tapte,l in a DRY Goods Store.
-.
" i'm 'ii'
200 cases hAl'OA ( mn . -''-
Eng lish anu Z II III
so Cases BIeached Domestic all guam
SHIRTENGS;
100 Bales Al and les OSNABOh''s'
,,ov,-r ,,5 RIEaCTyED
DRILLENGS;
aOCases PLAID LINSET;
pr.,Ds. etc;
90 Gases SATTINBTS;
30 C''sts -
lOOO WA
III - -
"ii'' ''ii'-
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,..-,,,,-, =, s,,7y,s,r vsHszsOyS. Of au
Ladies'; also, GEN1a'i.IHEN'S AE1A E1A-
LING SHAWLS;
The assortment we are Offering the trade is the larst and
best have ever ohercd-and will be sold to prompt dealers on
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
- .EzzssEz go

ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1855, the Passenger Trains
4 2 will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. N. and 230 ?. n.
Arriving Chattanooga at go P. NJ. and lj A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A NJ and P. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 30 P. NJ. ands.I0 A. n.
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the following places
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WAT and comfortable avslliag d,aliea il. 5syaas =
a E3.ss4 .ssass.s RsRS s8S \ aSS zaSs; : s s8
rsadsnes. APPE = 1eiEsTH.
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TNEANOS..-W have received fourteen more
New Piano Fortes, from those unryalled {. -
makers Light, Newton Bradbury, and uame5t III III III III
Bros which make stock very large and desra y
able We pleased to have these Instruments examined
y all, whether they desire to purchase not Every Piano
sold By u.s. shall warranted to every respect
AbiO ". & r. FREEMAN.
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New Stock Of Fall and Winter
GOODS!

WTTE are now receipt OF stock Of Goods adapted to the
Wv approaching season, comprising the largest and most
complete assortment imported by Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN mE-
RINOS,
THTBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUsTRES, of all qualities;
REAL ITOHAIER and SILK LUSTRES;
COBURGs. and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &C., &C., of all qualities;
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of the greatest va
rfety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS, &c;
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAWAGE, Al College Street,
rs now rcoeiTng large and excellent stock Of Ladies
and Gents wear; and for Misses Boys and Children @
Gents sun. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; Ehy
do French Leather and ialf Congress CATERS -
do do Patent and Calf SilEa nd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnella do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties
do Buckskin o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting Oxf0rds and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco ONfOTdsi
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and without hes
do do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot DO do DO
do Glove do do do do 90 10
do French do Slippers trimmed do do 90
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do 40
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do 90
do Black and Brown Caters do 10 do
do Black Kid & BrOnZed slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tippddo do do
CHILDT4EN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and In great variety. -..-- NJ.
boys and Youths oxford Ties, Congress Caters Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, etc. etc CAL at ~
College Street JUN hAAl-A'L'
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PIANO FoRTEs, LOOAENG-GLAssEs, q.

WETE have now In store, fire stock Of Pianos,
Ny Meodeons Window Shades, Artists Ma ss5zs
terais, &c, and are s manufsctrrng Insaei n u Il n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recentyJ
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&C. In word, intend TO WITH TIE TnlE, please
customers induce them to paTonse home instead Of
febI5-9 W. & R. FREEMAN.
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ROYNTNG,s CITY BRASS BAND.

TUVFFES Band fllIy organized WIN WE'VE I'M
struments, and its members hatter themselves d4@-
that they are prepared furnish good Music any
Band in the State. They respectfully call The sttenon
az Nsens Odd Fellows, and other societies., private
gentlemen 10 their facilities furnishing Music Procsion
Celebrations, &c. Their terms shall be moderate address,
J. P. BARIHELL, sec'y, or
r. p. CHAMP.
II. S.-PRoF. B0NNING'S QUADllLLE BAND is praparrd
to make engagements Music for Balls, Parties on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan22-dIy.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
CINYDER FRIZZELL are opening well selected stock
Boots and Shoes suitable to the season, and prices to cor
eSpopd with the Consisting in part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
Patent Leather s. and Oxford Ties,
calf Oxford Ties and Lasting :" ."
Cloth and Lasting Caters
Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers
Fine Toilet Slippers,
Viii Kid and Satin Slippers,
" Caters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels
Kid Boots,
Childreu's Shoes Of every variety,
Rows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
or the above something nice for May Day. Also
So wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds
Oal Lr;I9O - w. - SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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TcEot UI1ce tle
starting Train which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets, 1t is at no other time during
the day. Passengers the Eastern cities leave on the A. NJ
Train throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time Richmond 42 hours; Washington two days Philadelphia
half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and route from Nashville to the East.
Orleans passengers leave the 3O P N. Trin arriving
Memphis New Orleans, the evening Of
the through without detention at Memphis
Those McAnnye, Sparta, and Beersheha Springs leave
Nashville Train, which directly at TUT
with the Train for McMinnve Persons leaving Nc
MnnYle in the morning arrive at Nashville at $50 p NJ
Nashville which leave daily for Smithand,
and connect places Ohio and Mis-
sissipp also, daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
every morning the arrival Of the night express.
By change OF Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
Stevenson and day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern and one hour ained
the former Schedule going to Memphis from Nashville
c.. l.. ANDERSON,
iuIvlo 1s5s BPg General Ticket Agtnt
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FURTTEER REDUCTION.
Ga F
--InI,F ION, Is5s. -..l.---.-
Charleston and savannah

THROUGH RATES OF FREIoHT YORK TO NASHVILLE,
Inonrtop with NEW YORK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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z HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing and will sell great
W H. JOHNSON,
tao2 see Penitentiary
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OIONGRESS WATER.-.Just rsceved,a resh lot Of
and genuins Congress Water ,,,
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ANDREW ). SMITH,
NO. As, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
srEEL, WAGON AxIEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd m other articles his line Of business which be offers
Wholesale and retail for cash, at the above stand
feh6-ly
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TENNESSEE AND ALARAIA RAILRoAD.

- ~
RTONTCE.--The annual election OF Fifteen Directors by the
Stockholders OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Com
iany viii take place on 81 day August franklin
iy3 eostlurI L. II. BRADLEY, Secretary
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NAsHvIILE, TEsS., Dc u, 1S57.
FEyF stockholders having placed the assets in the
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
Indebted will please call and pay as their in
deteuess falls due holders will please send in
notes early possible, receive in return the notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed and hereby pledge individual liza
biity them, money is ready when called for
decI3-u JOHN D. JAMES,
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
fSG1 - z-zF7fH55757
80 5salz5zie-1- t-z2zl2
Three Daily Trains from PittSbUrg
10 Philadelphia.
FEyRAENS leave PsbHrg follows Mail A. NJ East Line
3 p. NJ; Express Nail 9.49, ?. NJ.
The Express Mail runs daily, the other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from 81
Louis Mo- Dubuque Koku City, Iowa Cairo Rock
Island, Chicago, Illinois; Lexington and Louisville N.Y.
iIaute, Indianapolis and lafayette, Indiana Cciiau
Columbus DAYTON Toledo, Cleyc0nd Hanesyle CFtsLle
Haslon, and Wooster Ohio. Also Kansas, Nebraska and MN
ussota, and - -, -.-.,..-.,
ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers rely this as being the short
est and most expeditions to Philadelphia Baltimore ana
" THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines Penn Railroad fLhi d
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yVyEEE following rates to cake effect and after JUNE Est
4 h'9, NEW YOFsK TO NASHVILLE.
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GILBERT. HAGEN a CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOttN AtD1NG MEhOHAN4s
%, NATCHEZ STREET.
NEW o * l. Il n s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-20

IMMENSE STEAM HANMER-The triumnhs
OF steam, as mechanical agent, are ever ON the
increase. The more it coOupli.hes the more it
hnds to do. simple illustration Of this fact
Is the advance made in the construction of
steam hammers, these tools having gone on in
crcasing IN quick gradations, until the climax
oi a SIX and half tons dead hammering
weight, with fall Of seven feet six inches, has
been reached in Glasgow, Scotland. The
foundation On which it stands is an enormously
massive bed of iron and timber combined, and
the actual framing standing upon this base
consists OF pair of vertical cast iron columns
OF rectangular transye Sc section, placed twenty
feet apart, and bound together laterally by a
strong horizontal east-irOn beam of equal
solIdIty. An opening is cast in the centre of
tals beam for the passage through of the steam
cylinder, which is really the hammer block.
These two lever columns are surmounted by
pair OF segmental frame pillars, which, con-
Joined, from a complete open semcircular arch,
sPringing up to a height of twenty-six feet.
These segmental frame pillars are Joined to-
gether at the crown centre by internal fanges,
leaving sufficient space TO receive the entabla-
ture containing the valves, and to which part
OF the valve-gearing is attached. The upper
and lower columns are jOinted to each other
internally in 'spig and faucet fashion,
aud their junction. n-hsuges are also firmly Sc
cured by bolts The VERTICAL guide pieces
Tor the hammering traverse are fixed to the
central or intermediate horizontal beam, and
also to the above, provision being made for
adjusting them by means Of liners. The ham
mer cylinder Is cast Of great strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-20

AN INTERNAL REr0RT.-SOmebody, to the
writer OF this unknown, tells joke that N a be
worth printing, even after making a retson-
able deduction for the risk of its being old:
IN small town, in one of the counties Of Ohio,
stranger rode up to the door of a tavern, anu
having dismountej ordered a stall and some
oats for his horse. A crowd of loafers-that
class OF independent citizens who are never
equal to decent men except on an election day
swarmed about the barre and steps, waiting
to be invited up to the counter. Among this
crowd the strangers business was at once the
subject of impertinent speculation. One more
imprudent fellow than the rest, made free to
inquire of tAe traveller what occupation he fol-
lowed, to which the latter replied that his busi-
ness was secret at present but that he would
make it known before leaving town
Having spent day or two looking around,
visiting the places yhiskey was sold, and max
ing various inquiries as 10 the amount retailed.
the number Of habitual drunkards in the place
the numbers OF dogs kept by men whose chill
dren never went to school or had enough to
eat, after in short, making a complete moral
inventory of the town, he concluded to leave,
and having mounted his horse was about to be
of, when his inquisitive friend, urged on by his
associates, stepped up and said ''See here Cap
tain, you promised to tell US your business be-
fore you left, and weed like to hear from you
on that point"
'Weli-" said the stranger-"I am an
Agent for the Devil-I'm hunting loo alton for
h-ll, and am glad that have found place
where it will not be necessary to remove the
present inhabitants -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-20

TUSSELLISG THE ALPs.-An interesting
communication has been made TO the French
Academy OF Science concerning the immense
work OF boring tunnel under the Alps be-
tween Modane and BardOneche. Une of the
most peculiar facts In respect TO the operations
thus far IL that which relates to turning the
abundance of water, for which the locality il
remarkable, to account, by applying it 70 a
peculiar system Of perforatiOn and ventilation
i he hrst apparatus devised to this end con-
s;s;s In hydraulic air-cOndenser, which is n
siphcn turned with its orifces upward and
communicating by one Of them with a stream
of water, by the other with a reservoir of air
The water, descending into the first branch.
enters the second, and by the pressure il exer-
eISes cOndenses the air, which is then forced
toto the reservoir This done, a valve is opened.
BY which the water continued in the sinhon is
let out, and the operation reoOmmences The
emission and introduction valves are regulated
by asmall machine operating by means OF "A col
umn OF water; and the air in the reservoir is
maintaised at sconstant degree of pressure by A
column of water communicating with another
reservoir above. Thus, with 4 water fall twenty
metres IN height, the air is condensed to sil
atmospheres, equivalent to the pressure o
sIxty-two metres Of water. This condensed ali
Is used for two purposes-6rst n motive power
aud then for ventilation. Two kinds Of perfor
ators, worked by condens ed air instead Of ste am
are employed and the manner in which thei
machines perform their duty affords the hrs
practical demonstration Of the possibility o
employing compressed air as n motive poye
with advantage. Holes for blasting NAV thu
be bored through the hardest sienite in one
twelfth Of time required by the usual means ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-20
~ CLAGETT DODSON,
LXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
ID 1 Y GO O ID =.
No. T. MARKET SPACE

No. 4. MARKET SPACE.
Wetake great pleasure in announcing to House
keepers, and all who expect shortly to CONNIE nee
housekeeping, that our stock Of goods in the above
line Is now very complete in all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BasenlsHp
ls filled with large stock Of elegabt r LOOR OIL
CLOTHS, IN all the newest and most approved de
MATTINGS, all widths, DOOR MATS. &C., a 0.
THE SECOND FLOOR (GroHnd Entrancs)
Is FL ed with an immense assortment OF CARPET
lNGS. consisting of great variety Of new and ee-
CANT designs, an1 extIs heavy Three ply, Double
Also, CrUmb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, In pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM (Same F7oo,)
rs filled WI very extensive stock of all kinds OF
the very best grades TABLE and BED LINENS,
fame for excellence. Also, Bed Quilts. Toilet Cow
ers, elegant French and Ens lish urnture Chntz-
es, Iimities, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY tThird Floor
c%R
PETINGS, In al grades of quality, at prIoes won
derfuy low and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
foor which is filled with all that is now, eegsnt,
and desirable for the Curtains for the windows Of
al kinds OF apartments, Tom the most gorgeous
SIX, Damask, Brooatelle, down to the lowest price
THE THIRD SToRY(Fourth F1oo,l
is filled with all that novel IN the latest PIoduc-
tIons from the looms of rance and England. su-
perb Medallion, Wilton and other sty les VELVE
CARPETlNGS. some IN the style of Lo uis XIV,
with their Rugs to matoh.
Our prices are warranted to be quite as low as
those ofany of tn. Northern cities, whilst seleo
tiOns are from the very first hands
Those who live out of the city can have their
Carpetngs cut TO ht their rooms and sent home with
the groatt st facility without trouble:
Oc IS cost CLAGETT Il DODsON.
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THALBERG'S TUNER,

1ks onlv rigkt method af TtHirs.
the concerts, by the great artists. Thsberg and 9th
ers, and having practical perlence of fourteen
York. are deemed sufficient guaTantees Of hls oapa-
hI.Ites OF Tuner AID Reparer OF Piano Fortes.
Orders left At the Piano wsreroom of Mr., Rich
ard DAVIS viii meet with prompt attention.
Sc 21-lm
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IL Dabuqa'. Iowa has decreasea Ia populs-
ito o1s- since last year.
IL Among the Jews In Cincinnati, ,'the custom
is becoming prevalent OF publishing In the pa
pers announcements Of fbetrothals.
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TEAS, COFFE EES, DO.
6l h,lf chests Imperial, u unpowder, Young Hyson,
90 bass Mocha, Java, Cape, and Rio COFFEE,
40 boxes GROUND COFFEE,
3 3 Pea' scaes sA A6hMANFINk CANDLES,
loo boxes MOULD CANDLES,
50 boxes Brown and yellow SOAPS.
Just received and for sale by
90 Is 6teo BAR RBOUR SEMMEE.
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Let nas,c De tauFhf ns a s,ience, ana rot a, n

LtI UlhttC be fduFff nN a SrftHce, md MOT as fFs
bEE-b,dr cf SocteTv."
THOSE WHO WISH TO Il 10 ABLE TO DO
D so successfully aud nracticHl y. ouid do vel Nv
getting copy OF pamphlet Just publlsesd entitled
The Art Of Teaching huslc: = praciica method
1or successfully Imparting a THoRoUeH MUSICAL
EDUcATIoH, which gives the sum aLd substance Of
everything necessary 10 he krovn % elevate and
establish the CHARAcTER and QUALIFICATIONS OF
EVERY Music TEACHER. by Prof. DE CRniel +" Call
and get copy ct MessTs BLANCHARD A MO
HUNS store, corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue.
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