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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17
EXTENSILE SALE OF GROCERIES,
S. A. C.. NOEL g. co.

On Wednesday, March, 23d, at 10 O'Clock,
WewI for sale Warehouse large complete
assortment of Groceries, comprising in part the following ar
ces:
100 Ehis Sugar; 200 boxes Raisens
.0J bags Coffee, $50 half do
22O ibis MOlasrs; 80 bags s. s. Almonds;
100 = bbs; 10 bales Fiiherts;
200 kegs Nails, assorted; 10 Eng sh Walnuts;
100 hLls Cincinnati Whisky; bales Brazil Nus;
- 90 Rye, do so boxes Tobacco various b'ds
p do Bourbon do = Matches;
s. do Am. Brandy. ljj doz Buckets;
IS do Holland Gin; 50 nsst Tuts;
800 boxes Glassware IS coils Manila Rope;
$50 do Cheese; $4,000 Cigars. various brands
100 bills Mackerel; - bbls Pieans;
- half do Is bags do
500 boxes Star Candles; l'lhhls Herring;
200 half do ga OK do
200 quarter do 30 kits Macserel.
With all the other articles usually every
Wednesday. mhI7-,ltd 5. A. @. NOEL 4 CO.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEREOY VILE & CO.,
-. .o v,uuScnVo-ronrSrrS

DRGGSs WEDACANENs OCs
DEMO VILE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCRIPTIONIsTS,
Corner Store Of the Neio Union and American Buildings,
Corner OF Cherry and Church Streets,
NASEzV ELLEs TEN NESS e Il,
N RsPECFFUILY ask their oldi ds and customers and
the public generally call and them in their Is
~ Supplied vita large and complete stock OF Drugs
Medicines Dyestus. FHcy Goods, and all articles Eep in Bug
stores and constantly in receipt OF fresh supplies Of the
te feel perfectly confident OF their ability 70 entire salts
faction Doth prices ano qualities Of their goods
Thankful the literal patronage heretofore extended TO the
old firm We hope prompt attention te business u merit
continuance Of the
DEMOVTLLE & Co,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
DIR PRESCRIPTION DEPAKTlEsNT 4.
Is under supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Prescptonst Druggist and orders in that line Of bust
ess E hours day and night be promptly AMI accurate
hlle1. DEhONILLE q %
MEDICINES, ms TRUMENTS, Active in
vte the attention # Physicians to stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental InstTum' MIS-, &C.
DEMcyILLE & co.
HONESTEC ARTlCLES.--The heads of families
are asked to call examine stock Of keeping
sItces-such Pepper Spice, Nutmeg Starch Inds1 &c
DEMOVILLE co.
TARDEN SEEDS--InaddiGion to the above they would
also invite attention their large assortment Of Fresh
iap20-Im DEMOYILLE & co.
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NEW BOOKS.
JusT RECEIVED ~
HAGAN Il john son,
No. UNION STREET.


The Witches Of New York ~ D0esticks;
Major Thnrps Scenes in Arkansas;
Scamp Doctors Adventures in South West;
Wild Sports in the Far West BY German Traveller:
Judge BaliburoR's Yankee Stories;
Fashionable Life By Mary Eastman;
Anecdotes Of Love By Lois Montez;
The Arts Of Beauty.
tn Ldes Manual OF Fancy Ornamental Needle work;
Quaint Sayings and DOings concerning Laher. Rev Dr.
Norris
In and Around stamhoul. By Mrs. Horribly;
Palestine, Past und Present. With Biocai Literary snd
Scientific Notes. By Rev. DR.. Osborn,
Hsd in syrll: or, Three Vars jerusalem. By Sara
Barclay johnson;
The Earth the World: or Geology Bible Students
Sunshine; kats Vinton
The Four Sisters By Miss Bremen;
Father and Daughter- BV Miss Bremen;
Mary GenEorh; the Forbidden Marriage BY Reynolds
sc &C. For sale BY
HAGAN * JOHNSON,
mhI6 No. 6 Union str~et-
T ? Rack Nos tie Magazines ION the lst OF January,
received bg mhm HAGAN yeHNsoN
ANECDOTES OF LOVE- Being 'ccount Of &c most
markabe events ennuecd with The history Of Love IN al ages
and among all nations. ~ Lola Mnntez.
FATIIER AND DAUGHTER; Forfeiture from Life ~ Fret
rika Bremen.
MARY GLEETwoRTH or tho Ferbidsen Marriage. by Rsy
nnIds.
TIE RED RIGHT HAND tale of Indian Warfare, BY Ned
Buntlins.
These with many Others just receivedby
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
mh8. 6 Union street
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t. B. RAINS, J. r. BROWN
RAINS BROWN,
DVT1GGTSTs AVID pRESCRIFTIONISTs,

r.B. RAINS, J. X. BROWN
RAINS Known,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRRTEONISTs,
No 70 soUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
complete ABSORBENT Of English and American Chemicals
a uIlip liberated Dre fresh snd genuine Extracts
select p0if'f.a; v R.Ts = EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose Vanilla Pine apple sawterry Celery Almond,
RAINS BROWNS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll assorted stock Fresh Seed received
from the following we'll known seedsmen They viii be
D. LANDRETH 3 SON.
Philadelphia, Pa
1900 SSo FP sRsTd s''" :. seeds;
In Of their Seeds the character Of which
they reed word Of Recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
Proprietors Of Tie american Seed GARDENS.
800 dozen assorted from house. This old and
cent bou and, perhaps sell rore seed than any house in
I've were the rst to introduce their Seeds this market
Their SEEDS have given full satisfaction and many
pleased superior quality Of vegetables produced rom
them that they will have no other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here
F2edonia. Neo York.
supply from house, put up boxes containing 400
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade.
seeds equal to in the market and some prefer
them from having been grown 50 "a North.
We have also large supply Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bUshei.
From their Gardens South Union RE.
We always keep supply these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
GARDENERS families who wish to secure their supplies had
better send in their orders before assortment is broken
JAZZ RAINS * BhOHN.
MILLET SEED.
NFILLET SEED for sale at
I'VE milo RAINS BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
NETE will keep constantly hand full assortment Of pows,
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOW EactO-
rY. would do we'll give call before purchasing.
sell them good steel pillow has been offered
for gale in this city, from twenty per less than
hs 'e been payingf the same quality Of ploWs.
p. & C.. ANDERSON,
fel6-f 80 and IS corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

JOHN BkOWNEs
We II CHANT TAIL III,
Corner DeaIerick street AMI Public square,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE,
Is In re,ei{ q his
spring and Summer Goods
For Gentleaen's Wea-souehug desire Call
.xamiue them. lnh2-imf JOHN BROWNE
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
An nov receiving stock Of Spring Summer Gsods
Of very latest style for 6enenrns resp-ct-
ally solicit call from customer, and the public gem
.raly. sam fhitCHIIf,
No Sc CzlleEs Street..
ALso-seots Report Of ah'Srs for ne spTas sasg
Of 1859
feL23-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The Board Of Directors Of tie Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad Company has ordered six new locomotives
from The Baldwin Company, Philadelphia. Three
oher freight locomotives will soon be ordered -
Eighty new cars also soon to be placed upon the
road
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The eleventh annual report of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company has been published This
road is designed to run from Mobile, in Alabama 10
Cairo illinois, at the junction of the Ohio and Mis-
sissipp rivers and will be, when finished, the long
est RAILROAD in the cOun ry. At the close of 1858
there were 833I miles of track lsid The net earn
ngs tie past year equal to s. per cent. its
entire cost, including equipments The increase of
earnings per mile in 1885, those of 1851, is
nearly % per cent. The cotton transport in 1857
was So, 76S bales, and in 1858, l52, 52S bales-an
increase of g. $50 bales Sky eight miles of track
were laid last year, and eighty seven miles at the
north end put in running order. The receipts at
the South end of the road, with an ordinary cotton
year, are estimated at a million of dollars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

NFILLET SEED for sale at
I'VE milo RAINS q bhO"N'
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From their GdrdenS South CHiOn, M.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth
GARDENERS and families who wish their supplies had
better their orders soon before our assortment Is broken
a. RAINS a BhUNN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The LeavenwOrth (Kansas) Ledger says if the or
rivals at that place of parties their way to the
Gold mines Of the Pixies Peak region continue, as
they have commenced up to the first of june not
less than one hundred and fifty thousand persons
will pass through that city. Early it u.s. there are
dsiy arrival from ali paris of the Union, and quite
a number have passed through that place from No
va Scntia and Canada.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

WEEKLY PAPERS.
Received regularly BY HAGAS q JOHNSON;
New York Ledger, Harper's Weekly,
" - Herald, Leslie's Pictsriai,
% " Mercury, Baiiou's Pictorial,
" " Clipper, Waserly Magazine,
" . Wayeriy, Flag Of Union,
" Weekly,
Gesson's Tine o Battle Snip,
P0rter's Spirit the Tines,
The Boston Pilot,
Philadelphia Evening Post,
Scientific American,
The Constellation,
The Century,
Tie home Journal.
The National Police Gazets,
The Country Gentleman,
Lesiies Buiget u Fua,
The Yankee Notions,
The Nick Max,
Our Musical Frend,
Single numbers sold aad Subscriptions taken all Of the above
Periodicals, b. HAGAN < JOHNSON,
mhS g Union street.
Yankee Notions for March,
Our Musical Friend, with all the back numbers
iust received by HA9AN Z JOHNSON
mh5 Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

ROOM on Cherry Street, suitable for cHee siespin
room can rented for the remainder Of the App
stthis once mn"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The Chicsgo Democrat has Issued supplement
containing torty>sepen columns Of closely printed
matter, representing delinquents on the tax list of
that city for the past year. Not less than thirty
thousand are thus advertised, for the non>payment
of taxes! The financial crisis seems to have laid
lis hand heavily en- Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17
for the purpose OF carrying on regular business In the
NEW YORK STYLE.
Hardware,

90 PUEBLO SQUARE, K1SHFYLLE, TE8-BESSEE.
EAMEs B. CFAIGE having Pur hasel The entire inieres
Mnchn Is alone authorized 70 the name Of the late hrm IN
and Will continue the business II the old st No
- Public SQUARE. under the title - above miJz4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

TNNRUNkS, VALESES aud CARPET BAGS.
Just TO hand, assmeH OF Trunks Nsles and Carpet
Bags, and Will he sold at low rates.
fsbI5. j H.. McGILL.
SHIFT TtOSOWSs
Tusf Received, choice lot o. B0soms plain and hand
somely embroidered Also, small supply OF Aarsaiies and
for sale felz J. II McGILL
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
ECEIVED TO DAY assortment Of Shr s. with and without
Collars, warranted to he well made and 10 tit better than
other Style TEey vary price frem Lotto s. CO. For ssleoy
y. MCGILL.
GtHERF C0LLARS,--Just to hand choice lot OF Stand
- ing and Byron Collars and snail lot Of String aod GarU;
ing Collars J. II. MCGILL-
E|ID, SILK AND CLOTH GLOVES, with and
IA without lining received and for sale by
J. ". McGTLL.
VEVRAVELING SHABLS---A few shawls on hand
and will he sold cheap. J. II. McGILL-
DUCKSKIN SHIRTs.--AnOther small 10, Of ans
B1csskin shirts. J.H. MCGILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The following curious case is related in Thomp-
sons Bank Note Reporter: "a soldier Ct the Mexican
war, instead of reporting bimself TO bis family
going home, quietly settles in the West and obtains
his land warrant His wife, living ia an Eastern
State, presumipg herself to be widow of some six
years standing, applied far a widows warrant, and
got it. Both warrants have been sold. located and
returned to Washington for patents, when it is dis
covered that two warrants have been Issued where
only one should have been. The commissioner re-
fuses to grant patent fer the land which is located
with the widow wsrrsnt."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-17

The Committee appointed by the OHIO Legislature
to inquire into the condition of the Treasury of the
State, report tast the amount which remains to be
accounted for By Mr. Breslin, the former Treasurer
is $500 allowing for losses by the failure Of
banks in which deposits were made. The eKamina-
ton has developed au exceedingly loose method for
conducting tie Treasury affairs. The report is a
monster dUcamsnt, covering eight large pages of a
ueWsuaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

JEFFEhsi. LADIES FRENCH .uor.
NO. S5 BROADWAY tOppnste Metropolitan Hosell. -
Mr. JLFfERS b- 20 call the special Attention Of Ladies Vie
rs York 70 his sock II French Sho-svnch, for ssSani
nsnhp beauty Of dnsh SHAPE and durability
ne he superiority importer or nanulscurefn
the Upi.-d e.stss
MI h.s constantly hand large, elegant. and costly -
sr.ueni of embroidered
SLIPPERS,
. with would call The rther attention Of The Ladies' snI
osrjcnLsry ,oose about mailing
PkEsESr9.
ALL PARTS OF THE UNION.
Ladies disappointed The and OF Beoes
6seu invited Eve this essabsnment trail and, b
syns thrh they be sappa.d N any ps e Ne
Uron, AZ .he shertss. notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

Kerosene.
}. II. BRUSDAGE l. Co.,
No. 50 BURLING SLIP,
OVER FOR SALE THEIR OIL AT THE REeULAR
PRICE OF
FIEST CLASS
KEROSENE OR COAL OILS.
n GIVES OUT NO ODoR, is ENTIRELY N0N-EX-
PLOsIvE, ANo is FREE FROM ALL OBJ
JEcTlONs TO WHICH POOR OILS ARE SUBJECT.
THIS KEROSENE
% MADE BY THE PORTLAND AND BoSToN KEROSENE
OIL COMPANIES
Cwao ARE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE KEROsENE TRADE
HARkl
FOR WHOM WE ARE
SOL K A q E N T s..
sgr2REsTEp PARTIES HAVE ASSERTED THAT THIS
OIL rs MADE INNE T-YORK,
BUT WE WISH 1T UNDERSTOOD THAT THERE Is No
KEROSENE Or COAL OIL
MANUFACTURED IN NEW.YORK WHICH. CAN
COMPARE WITH THIsIk
QUALITY
j. II. B. CO.
ARE MANUFACTURERS OT CAMPHENE,
ALCOHOL, AND
BURNING FLUID, AND DEALERS IN
VARNTspEe Ao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
Nv ,..d,. ID. November Nember Of ,he

Nv ready, th. November Nsmber Of The
NJ mi NG NJ A G A u |
Nl sb' JOURNAL Of GEOLOGY MINER ALOGY, NET
ALI UhGY ChknlSTRY And The ARTS In tsef spPtcAa;as
% = It.e ard .o'sips asefa ores saa nstAA Edsa %
WILLIAM p BLAKE
J. u evr ard Copper MinitG NJ AliI CA With map
Process silv, the Hrsrens
EsAshneu;s Of he Hr'ps.lmsn Mines Arizona and he
real Del Aonts Mi.-s M,xo =.
s Oes-rysOrs Mineral hesources OF tns kocky NOM
ala Chain r>sr Fe ant me probable exeEt south
varo Of the Rociy Noun ain Gold fsed
ReuAss on Me,Arorpdisn Of Roc1 By Charles T. JACK
ND
Noice CT New Los a:,. and Interesting varieties Of Mssal
in 70. Lake Superior R-sion By J. D. |" ni.ney.
g The byersu'ic PfOces of Mnmk
T. AinDs and Scientific Intelligence, Gecsy Iron, Coa C7p
Per, Gold
Tie nunb for Nove1ber S5e tie rwe1h Vol
rir'; s.reor Volume L. see0na Scenes sod time 70
dsis suoscr pion from
IL. Mse.zns i..uea monthly and forms Two volumes
year Of so as sed By spproprAe maps sna en-
Cravings Price, G. per senum -
Aaar,m GLORGE NJ NEWTON,
Publisher Mians MsssxnA
No. 1 spfnc--.l. w.York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

Drp Goods.
CARPETINGs!
~ We have ja: received very Irss invoices
BRUSSELS AND
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
Which ling =; last years pces notwithstanding the
hcIe4sed eos: Of importation
& z; ;TyEEs oa ;soss {
We also invite special a,teo ion 20 oar nes
DAMASK FINISHED OIL.CLOTHS,
Which I 'urp..e. .nyhihs aere'.foe sih'isd o0's IN
CROSSLEY'S
ELIcrRoTYPEo sRs SAaP.rs T. Is et, ps, 81 nsd
mole exP-psve goods
.S.HUMPH hey CO..
NO 524 BROADWAY
Opposi.s g. NichOas Hc'sl.
n YOl wHOLEsALE PRICES
SOLOMON & HART,
No. 800 BrosA~sv,
TIER FIJI IMP0RTATioNs OF
CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
yREScH AND AMERICAN PAPER-HANGINas.
GOLD Asu APs FAMED Nj 6.'s '%fspox IND 81 sHADEs
OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE
SOLOMON HART have ,h. largest sd bes selected ,s.o
OF he above god. be fand In this 'y and now ouS
A'm ~ '-A >N T AT WHOLESALE rRICEs.
SAtlNu W OOA6AsS VI SoAs
IA PITS OlLCLOrHS, a.
CARPETS.
2. II. J. l.. CONKLiNG,
Importers and w noiesale Dealers
IN CAlPEfs, OlLCLOTHS. Ru9s, sHADL9, ke.,
No 81 CortJandt srosd~ d~sy,
WIN, sfts date aud until ist Vf January ne1s,
their Wbo~ss. tra3e b.Ig mos'y for the sesAob)
Ofer their ENTIRE rock ct RETAIL fos
CASH at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Que rJft can ee saved aud
election MADE from the LArses. Stock
Ever offered q. Retail IN ;hs City.
Every grade Of Goods
Can be had.
EIperenced upborere have been ens'esd and goods vii
be aid In Of this the oninS
citta T. ). E SOShLiNd,
No s3 Courtlsndt, between Broadway 0reenwicbse
I ACE CURTAINS
CURTAINS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BROCATEL SATIN,
SATIN DELAINEs TAPESTRY, REPS,
LASTING CHINrZ kc, kc.,
By the ysyd, with every style of Trimmings,
OR MADE UP AFTE6
THE LATEST PARISIAN DESIGNS,
10 toe be. msnn~f, ct
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
SOLOMON HART,
No. 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
rINHE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE.
i % APPLETON Co Nos SAC end 3iS Broadway,
Publish This Day,
The
PHYsOLOGY or COMMON LIFE,
BY
GEORGE HENRY LEwES,
Author Of Seaside Studes,' Lite Of Goethe etc
Illostrated with Cuts.
Vol l., Cloth Sl.

No scientific subject be important % nan ha OF ms
he No knowledge can be - inc ..nty 70 ~ hs
incidents Of osy the knoSeese Of the processes ~
witch and A.eveIy moment ne n IN eager ei
dsobe, which wh.n disobye may bns yea's OF suffer
px e.chGs Of powers premature decay sapi'ary efo'nr
prsh In vain they preach pubic which does not
nderrapd the Of life sorous hose Of ssyt,uon
notion Even the SD expe' Of ohsis DO sss
uns, We principles involved fore NAL scen
fiom vsd air sroth,r seen to endure II ~tooa,
bsIm; thId concludes that II 10 sl chauce ana
mss Had understood he prn cple Involved,
world have e 20 chancehs fst lesson III SWIM
miug would not have been shipwseck
Th.ren ds,y, Increasing de're fr scennhc knowieoee
Science psses n aborsoris into the public tboronsns
physiol asesi laws the ms canio. e & ,
feIusio details Many would rstnsG euian
s oslt thar en know eose thIonea .ach patns
conc. chief physs"s laws sunnGier ot ofdnry
practical sdaace ard f scientific culture may be Impressed
the uustraed by memorable fsc etae.I ose
Jpaln9 dnatcm'e uiedee Will be his Object 70 ei
pond trne hcI than 70 teach .cene- ard hese pnn
oles vi be iu,steo BY toe taos sE1tns Jie tnef'"
ared. Assuming tie po1n of lecturer a5d.:.ins mise
sla.uce wrasne h,, seEde he heae. "a.
,s intelligent Artis'n-or-ids the MSn Of L-Sis ~
the Mothsr Family he will eDde.vor 70 Dc iu.uisioe
sno interesting s willie reproducing The La discoveries oil
Tbs roa.e oSisquily viii IL lode III S0ER AND rh RsT
TIE o.sl 20 activity; FOOD AND Di VI IN i9sf
GtsTioN with the dupls rae. ,hry .usses; THE
STRUCTURE AND Uses OF TIE BLOOD s, Hi G o,sSm S,Ga
LAToN and tss path: tie eqd tx: t's 1RFt.,s
prost sees involved n TIE question WAY WE ARE WARM,
AND HOW aE RrEP SO. The many problem. Of le,yon,
pS6S0, S T y ~ nND .,s.r, Of os
S.k.Es AND sENsATONs the mystery And familiarity sf
sLshP AND DREAMS, ne dtp2.itim. o.et' '.isS,t
We INHERIT FROM oUg PARENTS and finally, the
solemn .ne'.or Of L!fE ASq peATd ,rsr1sgEp
TuE NkTH eDITtoS or
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE,
JAMES y. JOHNSTON. MA.FRs s.FGs.
ILLUSTRATED WITH rUMEsoos ESSRASiSCs.
2vos- l2uo- e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
Vol. XIX.....No. 5.776.
The Board Of Manager. Of the CoIored Orphan

The Board Of Managers Of the CoIored Orphan
Asyum cuy Invite iLe a.<DpcD of he v1bns ~ a-
pre- ssns Of their II 81. .tion 81 tnis time -
a,.,.pes ~. rendered It The ..ns tin. h- os.oon
suDs ee. for euneut e'psAs,a fa. elohhs ke nave %
Tbs .upSry AID ether part. Of the e.bsheo. p.eessss
underwent i ronsh repair AID hs .doion o. ne ,oa.a s
deb edrs" highly e~as 10 the heA.h and eoaiOr, OF ne
To. .sersss number of children s and demands upon
tn Msusse are Urgent r the bouses' orphan snd e enid
tbs wioovsd parent
ssbnent scarcely ted bJ hose sho have ro'
deeply gsrtila'eo in Ie.yonntl'i,s az ihs m,n,e n.y
III they cheet,d win the reflection ta.t the ln1s.on
pro that their .chc arr ge Conducted Asd ihss 'h'
snes b. erection of Apr. bCdins the MANAGER. hsv.
lad PRIVILEGE Of admitting diseased coIdfen some MY el
Could they ouee ,b fn.DS. Of The s.1on. whose bounty
s. s .s e oo1sosn, the. I the ooa
sDc oder Off ARRANGEMENT. "o1d insure sppoo.on
their obssons but the actual PANTS Of the present time
:. s..:s ,ss';s y, Nay sH M.sos SON
s s'y jSsGPhB 10 Il S coILiss No 81 %s is., .ad 9
%sn JOHN SAMpsE4L No ~ Es.t ls a and No .IS iiS
No. SO3 Pea,L.t Or. At ,be COLORED ORfH AN ASYLUM,
aD-sv., between 42d and ttth So
The Republicans OF the Seventh Ward. efootvn.
Fular.av, THIS EVENING on mporast bInnssI
By order Of IS sErHs I III i'esS COLE, Chairman.
dramatic ana fOefC
} bHo"N wio.e poplar r.. Ing ESers1Insos. esT.
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parties address, apply, At his Cuntoo
han few pupils viii be received for priyse IA
s.ructop in Eoc1ion.
FLee.ASeBue snbbath-School Boys, Meetings
every THURSDAY night The Rev CHAs n GAbDNEh, Of
the Ferris IDsti,te Ee~ York speaks TO NlGhr Doon
open a. 81 exercises q, Ad nttsoce free.
Boynton's seIf.CIoar1ns, Sell. king, and
Fentiiu ting Gas.Ttght Furnace, has been thoroughly
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dsell 20 b- the MOST DURABLE, ECONOMICAL and POP
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ktbs Furnsce send for descriptive circular With references
10 tbose who hsve them In -
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Emigranf InteIisence Onice and Labor Exchange
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40 fees charged. j. r. tA'AN, superintendent
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NoIice to In.pecIer- OF TIecrlon npd Canvnssers

lIteo'oi Esocn sud erctsd ~ 80 AZ .Oi'
NO 20 ,Pp.r a. The County Cerss ofcs, No NOty ' 70
t. We Ain ei eface required BY s- lDsrtors 81 h-'1
Tor .s IN .Ids viii altenc fRlOai VcS = ana u
OoobeT -. 1889
CAnysssers fer his elevea wards will attend 90 hONoAl
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Nov 1909 lnpeeo's Csny.ers all pricsive Toe ecci'
siy prOn attendance Ae te AID place iudcAsd %b'e
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