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THE TAxEs.-The bill fixing the rate Of taxation
for the present year, as it passed the Common
Council was taken up in the Board of Aldermen
yesterday, but il was not acted upon. A committee
Of conference asked for, and the matter viii be
disposed Of at an adjourned meeting Thursday af-
teruoon. II win be remembered that the Board of
Aldermen fixed higher rate than that adopted by
the Common Council. The report of the Aldermen
on the Finance Committee, which we publish else
where, in regard to the liabilities of the city, pres
emit and prospective viii furnish the reason for the
effort On the part Of that body 10 increase the rate
of taxation
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CIECISxATI May lO.-Flour aciiAe and excited
Sales {, 600 bbls, oOuG 90; Whisky, sales l ,6Oc.
bbls, 26c Bacon buoyant, advanced (; Sales 900
hhds, 7!a9I; Bulk meats, sales 100000 lbs. CASH.
Mess Pork nothing doing; Lard, sslss 500 bbIs
101aIa
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ENNGLISH Sole Leather Trunks, very superior
kL Nalises, No. /;
Iron Frume medium Trunks, Tray Tops;
Cheap, Plain and Fancy Trunks;
Ladies' French Dress Trunks, latest styles;
" Bonnet Boxes, Black and Russets;
" s2cLels and Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
Just oPoned by JOHN RAMAGE,
dpl A. 20 Street
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Arrest of the Negro Johnson,

EVANSVILLE, ONO, May 10.-Reuben johnson, a
negro, the leader of the reseuers Of the fugitive
slave Johnson, has been arrested. He attempted
to shoot Deputy Marshall Campbell but his revolver
missed FIRE.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE May 10.-Noon-The river is falling
with fest water on the Falls, and feet in the Ca,
nal
MEMPHIS, May 10 The pver has risen two in
ches in the last "a hours and is now seven inches
below the rise Of last year.
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Arrival OF the steamer Adelaide.
New YORK, May lO-Fhe HammOnia arrived Oul
on the 29th.
The French army is pouring into Piedmont.
Tuscany has Joined France and Piedmont against
Aus ria
The Paris Constitutonnel snd London Yesos DENY
the French and Russian alliance, bat the London
Times publishes the provisions of the treaties said
to be entered into BY France srd Russia.
The News says document has been signel which
led to the report, but ii is mere convention
This denial had faverabls effect the funds, bat
the Times publication caused reaction aud great
pBnc on change.
Consos at one time went as low as So.
Forty stOckl r1kers have failed.
II Is teegrsphed from various sources that on
the night Of the 26h ut 100 0GO Austrians, under
Gula, IN three eorps, crossed the Hcin0, AID took
the road to Navarro, after blowing up the BGffaora
bridge on which they crossed.
1t is reported that Austria has accepted England's
prOfersd mediation, and postponed the declaration
of war.
France is considering he mediation.
Tue London Tases regards the alliance of France
and Russia a menace to Englanl, as Russia guar
antics the services Of her feet in he Mediterranean
and Baltic Seas.
The King Of Sardinia has issued an inspiriting
proclamation to the army, saying that he regarded
Ausria's ultmatum an insult and had rt Joined
with distan.
The French troops are landing at Genoa in large
numbers, and are enthusiastically received
The Tuscan army called en- the Grand DIke Iro-
posing tOjOin France sad Piedmont and to declare
war against Austria.
The Duke decliaed and fled.
The army appointed a Military Dictatorship aud
are making Warike preparations,
ESoIASD The government has chartered the
Cunard steaLier Etna and other vessels, to convey
N-rn Il -
There is great activity at WOOlsich
There rumOrs of an intended proclamation for
10000 men for the Navy.
War premiums generally demanded at Lloyds
ghty thousand French troops are expected 10 be
in Italy on the 30lh.
Denmark il is said has concluded an offensive and
defensive treaty With France
LONDON, April 30 -tBy Telegraph The Aus
triqn troops have not crossed the Ticino They re-
ceiVed orders to that eject which were afterwards
eountermaGded It is asserted that the advance
posts had crossed and that the main army would do
on the 28th.
The Austrian official journals contain an Imperial
manifesto explaining The necessity of war with Sar>
diDis, and denying g secret tres'y between Russia
and France
The ship Palmer from Liverpool 10 New York was
wrecked Of Wsxiord on The 17th. The crew and
three passengers whore names are unknown were
saved Over 400 persons were on board. The loss
of life is unaseertained
The Austrian manifesto is tau!smounL to de,
claration of war.
PARIS Saturday -Inteli Zeuce has been officially
received that the Austrian troops have crossed III
elmo and commenced hostilities.
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Richardson, Spence Co.,
quote Flour buOyant, ard advanced one shilling
since Tuesday, being an advance of Il shliings on
the week. Western, llal4s. Wheat advanced Is.
Sd. during the week Western White 10aI2s
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CANDIDATES.
ron COUNTY TRUSTEE


Weare authorized to announce TH0S. T. SAUNDERS
Country Trustee for Davidson county,
the election to be held in March, 1860. APPS
CONGRESS
lPWeare authorized to announce Hon. JOHN v WRIGHT
candidate for reelection Congress Seventh Con-
gressonal District. lmh1.
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EeicI,

On Tuesday evening" May lOh e59 JOE eldest son of Joel
and Martha A. Davis aged years and - days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respectfully in
ved to attend funeral THIS EVENING wednesday, at
O'Clock from the residence OF Miss ?. Harper.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1882
-

House OF RepreS ia tiVeS'
We authorized to g. A DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county the lower branch Of the
stature of Tennessee. aplO-te
We authorized to Isaac NJ. WILKINSON
dateo represent the counties Of Coffee, Guny and Van Buren,
in the Lover Branch of the next State Legislature.
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WAR COMMENCED IN EUROPE The news from
Europe by the Adelaide, which viii be found in cur
teegraphic column, reports the commencement Of
hostilities in Europe 1: viii be seen that the
breadstufs market was fsvorably affected by the
war news.
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DIVIDEND.

TFNIE Board Of Directors Of the Nashville Commercial nsur-
Company have this day declared dividend Of Twelve
per the whole capital stock out Of the profits Of the
months per he applied to the taking up
remaining stock notes and the other per be paid
the stockholders in cash, after the IS inst.
may3-lm JAMES WALKER, Sec'y
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ALK'S
VALLEY

w HI SIX e Y

FOR MEDICAL USE,
HAS taken position m the worlds estimAOn, Eheh
Il justices is Proprietor In claiming for
A superiority UnrivaIIed,
Prsaoesd as :. IS By process known emily NlnueiIers
in favored locality the Valley Of the ononraaa and con
aiming particle Of deieterious amxtue: H has acqud
solely upon Inherent merit which De Proprietor does os m
tend, 90 ong as he controls he ever be Tor
the statsmentsof he learned AMI
Distinguished Chemists
whose certificates publish herewith
He has heretofore RETAINED making public by advertise
Extraordinary Medical Propertfc.
which this srtele to pcsses and ms silence on hi
part has been induced BY insve dread slightest su
he nalseous jaSgoa Of oEs nos'ru ciullrs BuL IoT
some tune PSs. ne Prop5ieitS has been in the oustnt rs
ating from Phy cans Of the highest reputon and te,It
unrivasi qualities the AROMATIC VALLEY WHsEry a.
MEDICAL AGENT,
heonle
IN order 70 restore. repair assist the functions and eaersof
nature-hat he deems Il his duty even q ne haza Of wh
possible, these extraordinary and invaluable properties
1t not his purpose to rcts in detail Is. Of those diseases
Of the humaR system which have been known 70 he most T1r
ably Affected By smuaut They are particularly
described IN the various testimonials spoken o. which osn
at all times - the inspection q our sads bat which de
not feel at liberty without special permission Of the disnguhe1
persons who have sent them to to Pare in The public
suce II to say that the diseases alluded to- comprise al su
incident to Tropical LAius change % CiaIs
Dels 70 other The
Grant functions Of The human system: nducng ansua, s
tude and depression, and the multituda0us lis flowing a
this
In all such cases the AROMATIC yALLEY WHlsEEr
Acts as "A Restorative,
assisting the natural organs By smuiant which, bo in eSr
Acter and degree to he In all things admirably fitted
reinVigorate, call
the vital organs, % ESSENTIAL 70 physicsl health.
IL IS 70 u extent that the proprietor knows himself 20 Be
Justin IN claiming for his manufacture, ly ge properties anu
virtues which be ovr-yaue Its ani
MEDICAL Profession
u most urgently recommended Already has found IS
into the principal public and vate Hospitals county,
and wherever it has been Ese, it forthwith becomes
quiste.
Ihsye Analysed sample Of "Dalys Aromatic Valley Whs-
key and fad to be Of fne favor and Weat
New York Chemist.
STATE AszlTER's OEE1cE, p Somerset St,
BOsTOS, April l7th. is56
chemical analysis Aromatic Valley
Whisky, End fine Favored Eve WHISKY, Contrasting
jarious Of any kind would
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
State AssaysE.
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky IS received and alter careful
examination, hn pure article entirely free s
adultsrAtirg ingredients 30 frequently used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPESs
Analytical Chemist.
~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article Eha
they buy the Valley WHISKY As il s2i b the bottle and 4s
only. WI II. DAILY,
ls South William street, New York.
Sole Proprietor.
For s in Nashville BY JOSEPH NASH ard all rsspscta
bic GroceFs an3 Druggists. ap43-dJm-
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The pacing match between W. 7. Cheatham's
br Capt. Kinney and George Fulcher's gr m -,
for $1,000, comes eff over The Nashville Course to-
morrow. 1t WILL no doubt, be an exciting contest
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We learn from gentleman from Murfreesboro,
that John D. Fly, who murdered young Thompson,
nearly two years ago. and who has been on trial in
Criminal Court, was yesterday acquitted of the
charge on the ground of insanitr
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THE SPRING MEETING
OVER THE
NASHVILLE COURSE,
will commence on Tuesday, May 18th,
WITH
SsVeGPstake Free fer als Ages
One Mile Heats; $500 Entrance; $50 Forfeit
Guild Blythe enters Ee Dean by Albion; dam, GoranA;
four years old.
Harding br Tennessee; by Epsilon; dam, Kate
King, BY Priam; four yearso old
Merrfwether Oh MAJ Mckinney by Ambassador
dam BY Pacific four years old.
"wednesday, May 18th.
Sweepstakes for three year Oesi Ons Mile Heas 500 En-
trance; S25 Forfeit
A Turner's enters eh Z, by Ambassador; dam, Ids.
Blythe br Ran Berry, by Albion: dam By Jer-
~.
Harding b by Albion; dam, Gamma, by Pacific.
Also, g by Epsilon; dam, Sea bird hy Pacific.
Thursday, May 18th.
Proprietor's Purse Of s1cQ; One Mile Heat.
FridaYSMay goth.
Sweepstakes with unted three year olds 0ns Mile Heats
500 Entrance: S25 Forfeit.
A Turner enters ca by Ambassador; dam Ida.
Meriwether enters ch John McocdEin By Ambassador
dam by Pacific
Harding enters 81 BY Albion; dam, Gamma, by Pacific.
Also, br 9 by Epsilon dam, Sea-bird, by Pacific
N Wilkinson enters Oh by Ambassador; dam by Ross
Saturday, May 2Ist.
Propretor's Purse Of $500, Two Nile Heats
apl7 al SAMUEL J. CAkTkh-
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New OrIehns Cotton Market.

Found Guilty
CLEVELAND, May 10-Lang5ton, the Oberlin re-
eei7er, has been found guilty.
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VuTuE "A animal sprnz Exhibition Of the DaEison Couay
KcnlfTr.l ami Mechanical Association Wa 81 Aasi
s an ~, 17th Of MAY and continue four days he socey
.set zrsatiy increased Interest and attraction
90 80 over any similar occasions In the ekhpiton Of agrcl
| iTooeosnts and machinery, and the nu11r ana quality q
@ ~ Which viii offered for sale We couliallV Invite
- oerfion Of Observing pubc, alive 70 their
80 and specially Interested In adyancng he great cause sought
Tcsets Of uelhership
IN, the privileges Of the grounds during m Fair
and n the soceys meetings for the Prrt year and
FAMILY tickets allowing families 10 the grounds, z The
holder privileges sbOEes o. had Of TIE feasafr
Rot Lus Esq., bis Office In the city, the fJrEsr 81 81 and
ProE In pamphlet form containing the
premium rules and regulations, &C, Be had b. applying
AZ he Homestead Once opposite the seEanee louse.
Persons wishing the privilege 81 furnishing rea-
nens on grounds during s sair. viii please apply 70 Ihos
nay 6-sa. aOBT. c, FOSTER an, PreA
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We are requested to call attention to advertise
ment in this mornings paper headed $3.50 Reward
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Messrs Hardy Brothers sell this evening at early
gas light, large stock of staple, fresh dry goods,
which they request to say are sent forward by a
New York johbing house to close
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SPRING STOCK.
II O "a - 4 NJ q II

nov receiving supesr stock Of Boots, shoes and
CATERS for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Bows and
Children. Also, Trunks, Nases an Travelling great
varieties which offered the city and country very
low Prices for cash JOHN RAMAGE,
mil Col Strpaf
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Omm HRCIAL.

n,aiIy Review 81 the EEarixsts, May i0a
coTTON-Therc very little doing Cotton market
to day. only snau lot having changed hands &c. We
repeat our quotations. Though in the unsessd condition Of the
southern and European markets. they may be considered nom
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NASHVILLE.


The circulation Of the Tri>Weekiy UNION AND
A'iERICAs is limited principally TO the counties Of
Middle Tennessee, and must SO continue. On the
other hand, cur weekly eireulstes in al the South.
ern States. The circulation Of the former is about
700, and Of the latter COCO. Five dollars fer the
Tri-Weekly is cheaper than two dollars for the
Weekly because of the former three sheets per week
are issued, and Of the latter but one. We thought
all our friends would understand this; bat it has
been suggested TO us that some subscribers think
that the TriWeekly should be reduced also in price
under the exclusive cash system, and We yield to
the suggestion. The price of the Tri>weekly, after
the 18th instant, will be $3.50 per year. and all who
have RENTED money to pay for the paper after that
date will be credited at that rate-say for So year
and forty days.
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0COEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
%. A. Eihls. PrOnrieIOr.

fEyIS Hotel spacious brick building just completed
Theproprietor has incurred heavy expense fitting W
furnishing the rooms, to make them neat and comfortable
open the reception Of boarers
travellers; the proprietor afford ample accommodations
$50 persons An omnibus with good and safe team will
depot ceIveY passengers the Hotel and back
dep again. The proprietor intends to to make FIRST
Hotel, and hopes share liberal patronage.
augS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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CLOT THING,
AND
RCEEAN TAIL RS,

Hk n Is y e. H N a Il "A Il ~ ES >
Spring Styles of Desirable Goods.
Mems Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes Furnish
ing Goods We invite the attention of New
de AID handkerchief Celebrated Spring Shoulder SeamShrs
Drawers Undersh and style of goods adapted
mems We also have addition 10 the above, Ready
Clothing superior lot OF Cloths Cassmers Nestngs Dfap
antee please the saleall
guarantee represented We would particularly
theatenou buyers the slcan garments
most Of which were made upto our or!eand We will warrant
the work TO stand.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.,
Practical Tailors,
No. 30 South side Public Square.
". B-Clotbing cut to order ap2.
, Tue Great English Remedy-..
~ * Sir James Clarke's Celebrated
SNS7ssL-S Family Pills.
This invaluable Medicine is unfang in the those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution
subject Itmodsrae all and
speedy cuTem may be relied on
To Married Ladies'
tisespecially TWILL sAort time, bring the monthI
period with regularity.
bottle price dollar the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterfelts
These PSshOud bstIbsa 6y fs1Gl6sdurin0tle FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they SzretO bring on
Miscarriage, bat at dny Ct4er time tAel are safe.
cases Of Nervous Spinal affections, pain in the hack
and limbs fatigue eNerton PalptatioD Heart low
OF Spirits Mysteries Sick Headaches, Whites all the
pTnful diseases system these Pill
will effect a cure when all others have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills and encircd with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain be sent post free for 81 post
Cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
R0Shs5ter, N Y
ssld In Nashveby Berry Denovle, and G. W HepeTshot
and all respectable Druggists nov23- d6Sw v yins
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Rooms TO Rent.

SEVERAL handsome in and third
- stories of the Ulon and American Block of Cherry
and Spring streets Apply to J. Griffith, at the Union and
American Office, or to (mh4 W, 2. COOPER.
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/
4 Inferior. ..-...- .....I q 65S
Ordinary to Good Ordinary 3tzG9 ~
Low Midding. a "a
| Good Middlng.... i all1l
ToBAcco-The Of Tobacco day amount to "a hhds
as follows A. Hamilton sold p at AGO. 4s 30 AS
AS, 40 So ass, 475, 4s5. 555 rs, 40 76O u.s. $780,
s5, q, 30, A. and co; and Fisher, Whsess Col
hid at 60 We qaOte
Lugs $500. 114K
Medium LeAf.......... a5A
Good and Fine. .-..-6 eeS1,
Nearly all the Tobacco sold day by Mr. A. Hamilton
came from Logan county KY We notice good deal Of Tobacco
is being received from that region by the railroad.
The stock OF In New Orleans continues to IN
On the the stock had reached j bhds showing
an Of go days the sales the same
date last year the hand sO72 showing
that the stock this year 663 hhds greater that Of last
year As usual great buE Of the sales reported In New
Orleans were at prices made public hogsas we're
sold at 7a7c and SIC While the New Orleans market is
thus dali and inactive, have report good demand full
prices in market
PRoVIsIONs-The transactions Bacon were light at yes
terday quotations
Messs Seago Abbott Commission Merchants Atlanta,
Ga write US under the 9th We quote Bacon hog round
at Isc; Shoulders sc Hams lO;; Clear II5c; and
Lard at barrels and lac in kegs. The stock of Ba
con is light and firm at quotations."
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Thus Of the pleasant meetings the annals Of
racing, he'd Oak being declared the OF heat and
and bagging largest purse Of the by tie by tking
purses, conclude this notice without wing tribute 20
The exquisite Of Mrs Col. Stone the esimahe lady Of the
worthy Secretary in the manufacture Of the handsome satin lag
which contained the stakes being of the beautifully
made articles, composed OF various corei a cut and terry
velvet ribbons, crimpei sewing silk fringe and chenille es,
All blended with the most C0usummate SKILL, itself
prize worthy welcouieSted We the
The mast week will stimulate the county,
kentucky, and he South, 20 try their luck the ensuing m mc
IDv VII SPORTsHEN
Tbs gross Of money hung in purses and added
the different "sakes ndecudtOf the money! by
the ssJockey Club" during the week was SS,5ij
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CIR. AfFArRs-~MaEa1ze OF fl1k BoAHb OF AGDzR-
xtK.-The report Of the Revenue Collector sub
mitied to the Board Of Aldermen at their meeting
yesterday afternoon, shows collections for cerpOr-
alton purposes amounting to 1896 Os. lSl2.25 in
terest included S72o7 for school purposeE,
| Sl427 so On advanced taxes, ard 1920 on account
Of sinking fund, making, total of 1908 10,
since his last report.
The report of the Water Tax Collector shows col
lections amounting to 1894 IS.
Accounts amounting to $3.50. the payment Of
which was recommended by the Finance Commits
tee, we're allowed.
| The report Of the Wharf Master shows coilec-
tons amounting 10 s99i2s, showing heavy busi-
ness during the month of April
The report Of the Keeper Of the Work House
shows tha. during the month SS persons we're com
mitted 70 discharged, and that 20 remain in con-
fnement in that institution. The Keeper reports
that the work on the extension Of the Work House
progressing rapidly, and will be completed,
when there will be ample room.
The report Of the Sexton shows that during the
month Of April there were thirty-fve intermens in
she city cemetery, % whites and blacks. OF this
number so we're from the city and Eve from The
try. Tais shows that the city is remarkably heal,
thy.
Mr.. Hamilton, from the Finance Committee, sub
mitted the fOlleRing report
TO the City Council of Nashrzle: Your Committee
on Finance in view Of the duties required Of you
to levy tax to furnish revenue fer the ensuing
niepal year 10 liquidate both the ordinary and
traordinary expenses OF your city government have
prepared statement showing the liabilities of the
city matured and unpaid to be $67, 554.36; the lia>
bities of the city that viii usture before the first
of October next to be S56,Gl3.S7 also an estimate
Of the current expenses for the remainder of the
municipal year amounting TO SCI, 77S TO- with an
estimate predieaed upon The present ratio of taxa
lion CT the amount that will be collected in time
to meet the maiuTed and maturing liabilities of the
city before the LIST of October next, amounting 10
100000; together with list of the extraordinary
appropriations male By the present City Council,
which will show eebt due aud unproVided for
at the cad Of your term of S1l3 946.43. All of |
which is most respectfully submitted.
S. N. HoLLINGswoRrH,
J. NJ. HAMILTON.
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where to buy the Best Hats.

TENHE opening Spring and the superb assortment Of Hats N
attracting unusual numbers TO the establishment =
OF WATERFELD WALKER. The popular opinion seems to -
prevail that their styles better and their prices t0osT thau
are usually found in the city.
& HALhEh.
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NOR RENE. ---The large Room overthe Daily News Of
nce formerly occupied by Barnars Book Bndery This
ooo is Ct by 20 feet is suitable for job Printing Office Book
Bnder, almost mechanical employment. Steam power
7an he had fTcn ire News Office Engire in this
Enquire Of Mr.. Fisher, News Office, A " Lnesley
subscriber ija6l JAMES ". HOYTE.
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in great yarietyogeer with good assortment of all kinds Of
ladies and Gents pegged All Of which receiving
direct from te manufacturers having paid almost entirely cash
for them, and determined sell exclusively for cash, by this sys
TEN enabled to greatly reduce The prices Samples
at sale room, No. Sc College street.
Public square, and opposite r. c. McNary and 4
eech s.. Please give a call.
- ap29 WARD & RANDOLPH.