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II
W. ". 81. DisbkDs,
GRAND AUCTION SALE
o. HORSES CANlDA6ES. HARNESS, &C.,
Of I'fii k>DAl oct - 1913,
COmiacn.ng O. 1 cncl r. N. At
= NEs-kS ALlFkf bkDkE IAED.
9Th ~. and tsfA -. sew d ora.
In f-rni'y with ie r,ques u many PiroH Ito SUB
srrtrf will or Tor " ac.iOa .s GOOvc gIofs al
eIteAssc v4.icty Of -
HORSES. CAhhlAGES, &C.,
the property Of nfy pv-e -t cfei wng 20 cfposN OF
their rstahIhnrns WnHoal iu0 onNensn'" or dci-f
Er D. Ldtes himself r aDOv, ga VIII De Productive
OF r.at The yu,c ~ bringing tosotbefs arsc con
oo0rsc a. sellers aud yurcn-ttf
a.. Of sppopf' o." Of ensy ',s - ciy ana
eoui.ry patrons by ely and oiniDis,s - PPy
combined 1t benz. te ascnur aud IA he no" -. "l9n
abs u the cry. and 4ving Drauhui uupa'c1 diving
and riding quar- % e mile long
O-nto,n wishing 70 .lf'T teT bofses &c foi tAc ap'o
sale do NJ oie yA ave. torlcT ol 4Dhst O.. Hy
dime pre,o I4i .st. on which day catalogue. WI
be ready iof dls lTlb 4.iyn -
~ B-SaOud the ~s-cr prove unisyor,be, the ale WI
be postponed 10 3silIdty, i4tl INST
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DtSlrL H. Bvi.psrr, Auc'iOnecr.

piNiIL T. BuIlrsTT Aiciionuer.
II s. MAkSHAL's SALE.
o., ~ NDETT JONES y Co.
virtue OF s'r oi venf.tci rs'hs 30 me directed an 4
delivered wi. pAu tb- l1th daf q lto
be-. J al a. H. ihn Nasd StofoyGi BROOK
.yil about four bundled all Afy 1lf.. IUkfLS4iNr -
in pars Of the CAhOO OF tLe Ir.to o.uer Hal To-
-ci. 6 1861 Ron. FOL. AkAt. U. : N'fsHrl
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NEO CuRlSTY's MlNSrRELS.
" - rkvADNa ~
Opposite she M-uopo.an Eot-L
H. 81 IoCrf 'fOptttui 600. NhTiss 'ae. hanis,ii
L. n.u.. Dss ,.rirlts II i,TcJ '"tA iiisr,et
lDNpa4 ~ ~. Ocl ~ aud ~ f.ht MAI,
t.IlRE CHASDn. 80 tht lnlNu MN
CLrlsty no~,r,, inidy. irenaega,t oay" anAis'"'
PERCY D,anin nccT, rgnson. 5uis' Johso"' inomP"n
bonrAc'i &C - .....,. ann, a.. a.. 49,. ......,
OAloiSATED AIR MISSISSIPPI tLlNu' i1e NN.oh
All ,uf SlNoE. fLLIO., MAhhEi ~ n sAIon.
DAY NIoilI. tLr + .tAA al ~. O't"rtn aI N"o -"a
A,r SlnD4I, SLtE.is.f .i.uONN = boi "c
I,uI. open tl co4rnce II :. O'CLOCK tcsrt' - CO.
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printing.

business Cards. 81 1000; Billheais, iuil
CT ~ So LOO, Circulars or Lsbe!s PC. ., ~
And. Printing equally low. r. L. Dswley ~ ran '0" wv"
site Aston House.
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Amneements.


WALLACKs. BEGINS AT &
w Doors open st q; overture commences q ~ h
performance viii terminate close II O'Clock.
THIRD WEN OF
ROSEDALE.
Mr.. WALLACK
takes much pleasure In announcing that the
NEW DRAMA
has made tho - -
GREATEST SUCCESS
YET ACHIEVED IN THIS THEATEA
and to prevent disappointment would respectfully ss0 -
early application for seats. - .. .,.x
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
viii 10 acted the new Drama. In Two acts. entitled
ROSEDALE;
SCENERY COSTUMES APPOINTMENT
ALL NEW.
IELLIOT GREY................Mr LESTER WALLACA
MILES MkENNA Ia Returned on ., o,,,rc.
vict) JOHN "iLnhn'
MATHEW LEIIH IA Village ,,.,,vs v,suvp
BUNBERki kOBB.. ..........hr GEORGE HoLLATS
Col. CAkEND!sH MAY..............."....Nr u. DALI
bn ARTHUR MAY. Miss NINA LEDnt =
ROMAN hOb lsOipsyb....... ....Air jim ser LIZ
FAhnlfh Dht' 20
M e. IiirTy
LADl MAY hothor OF Sr Artanfb. fi'lk!
ROSA LII Miss MARY OActou
lTABlIilA Siphh iHonse.c"p,r 20 Nat -
thew. VElISON
LADY ADELA GREY t-lotA1rto
Elottj.. FANNY FOkiN1
SARAH SfhkS tha lAe.'s sew .n ~. 10 IN rEsTbS
PRIMROSE t.adys Sliij........-s1 MARY BAt II
MOTHER Silsdsp
Box book Op q weea In aagea
Seats Lsy NV be secured iloa q. u to p II.
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DEOuRESSlNE PICNIC.
l .rA lOAh ,fiAiIuAL.sIS fhihADo OF lhoo
80 l., .na the ,lllLDIIf - IKJUkEnaiNk Lac ~ NJ
m 20 h,.d upln rADAi o si. w,-s Oci 10 Or "rh sec
.nd ~, tACUK>iO., 10 For Ice Ga tAe Hudson
,ne fJ,,. ou wt b, loroda at ts O,' II Ittr ifhsLp
,tr h,,l,,s No =. al precisely q co,k on
FRIDAY A.JAslnO. Il o." weather a, ~ IA ."'u' S-s
q. .,I p. Tor lic uAy b. biouzh o. cent To
- olcu thry will be COW yrd by wagon :" Vie o'at
vii "a leave. nom lie Tot "i 1Frne a. ii'N".
tf "a. en- 90 crnts ol sdr1s l"i o"i" -
cent. TO- t- office aud at tHo boat Al hsndJ arc
cordially invited
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IUUIFN
TUESDAY EVENING, DC. H.
SIXTY GALLONS will D. maie and "a Uttered
TWELVE DLSTLEA.EA
vii in na tie Cas- tic Formerly beng exercised
IN The selection.
Dr. & VII oadea,or 20 the psorss. o; tie same
eas. Idle. aad tL have attended LIS ehhioi.ons
n .0rm-F years.
The ans.tleiio effect. Of the 80 vii BE- explained
AN EVENING OF MERkIHFST ANJ MUSIC.
Ticket. Is cont. Doom oisn ct II 10 eoafneues a q
sc.ook.
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Baaf STATING rs.

American hanfe Gsns.-s'ti-mrn' % t,s
Ls~ s 49, G. "a. e-asf S.l 49, ae on asr O vrioe -
t,-r en- .n.s.l s.I. 0e9. go u
hrf-.s- sl.'s s'-c i.i.'i v :
A, - ott|flr fir " l'f
of ID .--.-...- ia. go u
Cfs ...ruv t. so You J. u Ma ~. "a t-r "
ne ar 90 =, hsrg loft. i-p-e
ssy osfet - -r - . Se'-e "a Al
H.iahsi IH..r'f
srorat ,re 10 M -. dy q. o,as r. l-.-
F.rrr.ls HVl.. Sosry Poi
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Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy Of statement OF the
CORs EXCHANGE BANK rIaref ~ CHAPTER 100 s-s ts5
ending Saturday ol day Of October, i~S
Average Of sShyIo w
Average amount Il Cicu a'oh s.t'tv0 ~"
Ascfhse tulonnt o. DepO-ii- tsO's ""
City snd County 81 Me-. rost. ss !. Pa,i Cashier ''
the Corn k,eans, Bni benz duly oe and .ay th' H
correct, the bDoseds- and be
r. A. PLATr Cashier
swon beior. til, iIi day Of October 1913
y.sas Moess Notary Pubic.
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-x,.i....i U.u',-tts,elnent 81 the CONrlNEN
Ia 1 - on, 81 ~ cured ~ Chapter 10 Laws
- ~ Toe vel radus saturday the OL d. oeoo'
Ib3 1gA
Ase'n~ nn''"hl o. .yi.,, 7a,7 x6 90
A,.,sge amount Deps 81 a.
nj Count, New YoSh. si w. IhinAh' ,H.s. 49,.
c.,..t,. B.nk te.lg duly de,.e ana ~ s' WV ~
s~"@s@'" o"'~' x W. TALhAf CsshisS.
s'"A"~ " Isus !, tsssr h. ressy rseue.
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Rack of the Commonwr alts. -a'at-msh. 81 the 2
nAsK ~ ECOaaOssFA TIA ~a-s - rs.fts' - is--
~ itfa 3.y u ID fefs l'i
800 Istsh. =.
FL, - % ............ 2sr.sss 90
Dr.o'ff --.--.-. 49,. - ~
usat 30 & --.it 3D.
elg o.. l-ss-- o.. tasi - 'ofrss.f fs =. w. 10
- ls9~ etFs 40 tf.e. INV 4 ~ hNl"Hit '
s.se,. IA .Nofl u. IA AZ O. o. ia
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urrchapi-- Btn'<.-st1i. meat ~ "a" hEtsri 'fs
t~ % 20. rrl4rrt ,, thslfrr 20 800
"a a., ne .e- 90 sa-rty i)h day o. oc'ois 49,.
.,ass ssuni All d. .''6 xOt -
n' itN.f 49, -
,oaUt 81 aisu ................ iO,.s-i
ss~frsf j
"a, I'D co.i o 81 Va JaraD u t,uaiyr. Cfiii
!, The a. rh,.fs dlJ q 49, ssy fla H. As
,.i-fi-lt -o.ne,t ins tf-i q ~ a'fs ~ lrl-.
10 vfaMiLiE. C.~licn
s-or. TEL ne III. igh 81 q Oc'i'. tsu
fas,s.is bftL Notary Public
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pss' .Ft. aISUsAcft .Eh,ASD mEtCHAsis stsx...f'
O. isrs 81 @ ~ the scot 'nd a. aihdaY, ne
iUh - q - ioJff. isi ... -.
h,.,s. an4t If aai DeSInts. ~
49,, ,rini ~ sos ................... s,,I.t NJ
800. .uo.a, q. HI q nlon . ............. ..o,s o.
A - - rsfH
Cpny 81 foi ! A h.si'fipn. te~h.ff - ne
Nsf.hs T. Jgnt dsg~ AID 'T
III ..ovs tssrs- shito
b-l hAoitiloH, "a h'''
s.or toi<s ns III. 10Th day Of oiol.f ise1
W II Posr kotsD Pubic.
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Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.
LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY, March

LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY, March II.
There was no quotabs change in the money
market yesterday, although prices are ItiGenng up
somewhat, the bankers buying gold at 53@55 y
cent premium, and selling at 6o@85 o cent We
uote the buying rate Of silver at 4OG4S v cent
premium, and the selling price nominally at 5o@55 v
cent premium. Demand notes sell at 5O@53 v cent
premium The bankers buy Kentucky notes at 100
II q cent prem, and Indiana notes at o0S premium
The demand for tho notes Of the three old banks OF
Tennessee is falling Oh at 2 y cent prem. Govern
ment certificates of indebtedness are bought at 97@
9s. Southern currency generally is quoted at from
25 W 80 y cent discount Eastern exchange dull at
h@I q cent discount buying and par selling. Can
ada currency sells at premium Of 20 v cent.
FLouR AND GRAIN.-Flour unchanged, with light
sales superne at So 1906, and OF extra and family
at SO 5O@6 rs. Wheat firm, with sales 1000 bushels
at 81 25@l 80 for rcd and prime white. We quote
in bulk from the country at s5G7Oc q BUSH
ell, and shelled at 7o076s. Sales 200 bushels Rye at
soc. Oats in demand at 65@7Oo from wagons Sales
Of barley at 81 26@1 80. Sales shipstuns at $40 .
ton. shorts at SIS, and bran at s12.
CHEEsR-sales ofl55 boxes Western Reserve at Il
Gl41Sc.
GRocERms.-snios OF 10 hhds. sugar at l31zc, 70
bbls yellow at 141Ic, crushed and refined sugar at
1DkG17s4o, a few barrels New York molasses at
csc. sales Of 80 bags Rio coffee at 50 kG36s
PorAToEs--sales from store at S3@3 90 "A Dbl,
oSIoSs--saes from the country Atsi 5OG5 " bib
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8g TsIegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FIGHT ON THE YAzoo RIVER !
Sevon Thousand Prisoners and Eight
Transports Reported Captured.
Cotton IS, Gold go.

New YORK, March 13.-Reported that
twenty-three rebel regiments under Gen.
Anderson, aggregating ten thousand,
passed through Richmond towards
Charleston last Friday,
Steamship Peterhaff captured by the
Vanderbilt, arrived at Key West
Special dispatch from Memphis to the
Gazette reports fight on the YazOO, and
the capture of seven thousand prisoners,
and eight transports. No particulars.
CAIRO, March 13.-Some excitement
yesterday over a report of the capture Of
Forts Henry and DOnelson. Report not
credited
A Gentlemen from Savannah, of the
twentieth, reports two immense armies
massed in Kentucky. One TO hold Rose
Grams in check while the other TANKS him.
New YORK, March 13--Cotton, IS cents.
Gold, 60 cents.
The steamer Australian from Liverpool
has arrived. It isstated that che Confed-
crate loan, was all freely taken in the con-
tinental market. No commercial news.
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Police Proceedings.

BEFORE RECORDER SHANE ~ Friday,
March 19h.-A young gentleman was up,
charged by a young lady with swind-
ling. He was discharged, .H
Tiney Nuthell, for disorderly conduct,
was fined three dollars and costs.
w. w, Summers, drunk. Fined three
dollars and costs.
Mr., VIM. Burt was up, charged with
disorderly conduct. AS he was riding
along the street, knot Of little boys
yelled at him, calling him shOrse steal
err Mr.. Burt dismounted and chastised
che prehins for their impudence. The
Recorder fined him three dollars and
costs, and severely reprimanded the boys.
Nashville has some very bad boys, and
they need looking after, before the Re-
corder is compelled to send them TO the
work house. Parents, take warning.
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The Union Spirit in East TENNESSEE

The Union Spirit in East Tennessee.
The rebels in East Tennessee have
not yet succeeded in subduing the gal
liant Union men of that section. The
Knoxville Union (rebeD says:
The news from johnson and Carter is
quite gloomy These counties are seri-
ously infested with disloyalty and bush
whaokers. A severe engagement occur
red on the 22d ult., between a large body
of these men and Col. Folks Nsrth Car
DINA cavalry, in Carter, at point near
Dugger's Ford, on the Watauga, thirteen
miles above Elizabethtown, The Tory
Captain was killed also another man by
the name of Tatum, said to have been q
deserter from Captain Semmes, of the
Confederate States Navy.
The Captain who was killed was from
Kentucky, and signed his name Jos. G.
Taylor, ST., Captain Second Battalion
East Tennessee Cavalry, Army of the
Ohio. He had captured and paroled sew
eral soldiers in the two counties. Two
of the bushwhackers who were captur-
ed were Immediately hung by order Of
Col. Folk. One was desperate charac-
ter, counterfeiter, by the name Of
George w. Kite, from Green county
| The other was Alex. Digger.
A youth, also captured, was sent tC
Knoxville. In consideration of his age
he was spared hanging, although the ex-
ecutioner at the time had a rope round
his neck. Col. Folk lost one man killed
a Mr.. Newman, from North Carolina
others were shot through their clothing
but none hurt. Several of the wounded
bushwhackers made their escape with
the remainder of their force.
Since this affair occurred, several 9th
er bushwhacking affairs have occurred
in the above counties, some of our sol.
diers and horses being wounded, bal
none others killed. A portion of Col
Folks cavalry 10 again in johnson, anC
If they do not succeed in quelling the
revolt there, it is understood that a por'
tion of Major Thomas Indians will b.
sent there to attend to the country
want.
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Induoement to suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, TO the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper en-
yelopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
lolios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, hayersaeks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domesties, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, osnAburgs, and full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest marketrates, Al
wholesale. A. a. NJ LANnsBERo q Co
Corner of Market st., aud Public square
march sly
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Reduced Prices.

We have on hand large assortment of
Mems and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Brogans; Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Calf Goat, and Kid Bootees; La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters /;
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal and Cloth Over Shoes ; Gents
and Boys Hats.
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
&c. All of which we propose to sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine
R.B. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
Corner of College and Broadway,
Feb.27-3w Nashville, Tenn.
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We are glad to observe that the officers
aud soldiers of our army have decided
that the lowest priced goods, are not by
any means the cheapest--if economy is
consulted, they will always buy fine,
good goods. Messrs. GREEN & GREEN
43 College. street, have the finest and
most elegant stock of hats, caps, and
gents, furnishing goods we have seen in
the West. They have but one price, and
all goods sold are warranted as repre-
aented
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The CITY.-Yesterday was another day
of csrulean skies and golden sunbeams.
The city was quiet, and business looked
lively and prosperous. The streets are
being cleaned up. Every thing, in fact, is
gliding along well enough; and, were it
not for the scarcity of local items, we
would be perfectly satisfied with Ourself
and "lhe rest Of mankind" Our Theatre
is prospecting, and SPRAoUR's Minstrels
are doing well.
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Auction sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture
| will, on Monday morning, March
10th, 1863, sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture at the late residence of
Mr.. W. H. BRoNTOE, deceased, on Market
street, over the Clothing store of Mr..
SAMUEL POWERS.
Sale 10 commence al 10O'clock.
March 14.2t MRS SwEENY.
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Spring Goods.

f. II. French, No 81, Public Square,
is to- day opening every variety of extra
quality Ladies', Misses, and Childrcn's
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, and Bal
morals, made expressly for him, which
he warrants to his customers.
March l1-3t.
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The conservatives in asserting that the
Emancipation Proclamation amounts to
nothing, and then writing columns Of
abuse concerning it,. furnish US with the
best possible proof that they are actua-
ted by a miserably petulant, factiOus,
fault finding spirit. Their fingers itch
for the funds of inc Government.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.--SPRAGUE's Min
strels are still performing TO good houses
at the Hall. Their negro songs, dances
and theatrical plays, together with the
famous jig dancing of LA BELLE LOUISE,
are attractive features, to say nothing
about their instrumental music. They
offer a good bill for tonight.
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new Music.

We have received from the publisher,
WM. McCARRoLL, Louisville, the new
popular song, entitled "The Drummer
Boy of Antietam," which tells how,
" Where fierce Antietams long battle
Made The mountain echoes rattle,
As brave thousands fell like cattle,
lay the little drummer boy"
Mr. MoCARRoLL always keeps a fine
assortment of the choicest music of the
day at his music store, 80 Jefferson
street.
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If you want anything, and don't know
where to get it, go to Capt. HARRY
TnoRNBuna's variety store, ON Church
street, near the Nashville and GhAttanoo-
ga depot. He has an eating house, a
bakery, and keeps everything that eiti-
zens or soldiers can desire Weare glad
TO know that he is doing large and
nrofltahle hnsinesi.
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Conference.-The military authori-
ties made descent on some Of the drink
ing saloons Of this city yesterday, and
confscated their Spirits" for violating
the order in regard to selling liquor to
soldiers.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING GooDs.-
Messrs. HoRNBEcK & AsHBRIDdE would
most respectfully inform the ladies and
gentlemen of Nashville that they are now
receiving their stock of spring Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., at their store, 40
College street. They will sell as cheap
as ever
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ConstabIe's Sale of Elegant Furni-
ture.
1 will sell Saturday, March ID, at 1O1S
o'clock A. NJ, at the Auction House Of M.
MARBURo, ~, Public Square, an elegant
assortment of parlor, chamber and kitch-
eH Furniture, Engravings, Books, ETC., by
virtue Of several executions directed to
me. JEo. Cover, Constable.
tmarchl3-2t.
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The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Oaice of w. j. MARR, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
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More of Capt. Kyd's hidden treasures
have been discovered in the sand at Cape
May-cOnsisting principally of some old
ship copper.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Tho friends and acquaintanoes Of Mr.. and Mrs +.
r. Nichol invited to attend the funeral Of their
son ALEXANDER this morning the 14th inst, at their
residence, South Summer street, at 10 o'clock.
Service by Rev. DR.. Goodet.
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Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w. w. ToTTEN's
No. 2S College Street. opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feh h-tf
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A man swallowed set of teeth lately,
and last accounts of him stated he was
experiencing, as was to be expected, a
terrible gnawing at the stomach.
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Cumberland river is nearly overflow
ing its banks, and still rising. The back
water is now over the low grounds in the
vicinity Of the city.
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THEATRE.-Ths theatre was crowded
TO overfowing last night, it being Mr..
CLAUDE HAMmToN's beneGt--ajust trib-
ute TO a good actor. The historic al
drama of the Chamber of Death" and
the Ethiopian comedy of the "Virginia
Mummy " Gil up the programme for to-
,;obt
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JusT RECEIVED, A fresh supply of
every variety of Groceries at w. w.
TorrrN's, No % College Street, opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. off
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Auction sale.

We will sell at auction, this morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock, an extra lot of
Furniture-consisting in part of Divans I;
easy, rocking and parlor Chairs; Brus-
sells and ingram Carpets. Also a lot of
Groceries, and other articles. t-
B. f. SHIELDS & Co.
Auction House opposite Sewanoe Hetel.
march14-1t
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NEW SALooN.--JoE ZANoNE has just
opened a new drinking and eating Sa-
loon, on College street, below Church
Give JOE a call.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES. .

"a (-NzsSDR KING, formerly OF New Yort N,
kf&A -, the last four years Of louisville. k = .
and who has devoted his attentio,s a.
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 yoArr dalI.r
HIMSELF having attended 70 practice nof "a rnanv
years, and cured 50 many thousands, no Il enabled
TO cure AL diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from njudoious medical tread.
ment, or nom neglect OF their own. In, King.
Dsponsary IL No. 20 Deaderiok street. between Chsr
~ ana the sqnare, second story where he cures "a
diseases OF a private nature. IIl
Sonorrhna eurcd without naubeons modlcinea ar
Interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date eneotaAy e,,r.d "A,
a few days, BY an operation which causes ne paln
Where structure exists hoAlta cannot b ennievrd
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief ahd Undar
mines the constitution ~ much
Syphilis WITH All the diseases Of the SKIN vrot.s
out Of neglect OF bad Treatment, can DO edeotaaiig
cured In few days.
Seminal ReakRsss- al tantton havins h..
given 70 this disease, and all the oonsequonces eroV
log out 81 ~, brought on In May cases ~ ths a.
struotye habits Of inosnsdsratO youths aad enoeas
I've indegenoe of ths passions, a neglect a WhLk
will undermine the constitutions, rendsring the sub
eet unnt for business Or sOeiety, and aaaslng prona
ture old age
females who may be iabsrine wits any dffae.l,, of
tho Womb may rest assured o. isunodlsts rsllsf
Persons residing abroad, By writing ana STATING
their case, win fee enclosed, direct v Dr. A Kins
No. = Doaderick street. Nashville, Tsnn, vla Ia
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address oas
hours IRON o'clock In the morning unin } IN As
vening fully iD.-la aAwlv.
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She who can compose cross baby is
greater than he who compose books.
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The price of substitutes in Richmond
range from 1880 to $4,000.