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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE offer Three large Lots In the vicinity Of The
w Corporation spr &, and but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT, with good picket fence, on Spruce street.
about 400 feet 'front.' running through to Vine, about
4o0 feet and frostna on three streets total number
Of front feet about 1900. tlsf
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 500 feet, run
ming through 70 Mclsmors street about 200 feet
fronting on three streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, IOr on High street, about 600 fest 'front.'
running 20 an alley In the direction OF summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing Purposes, - they are con-
venient, cheap, have ~ater facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the aiten-
tion Of thosS who desire to invest in productive
property. h q. sOofEL-
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ess-iF-Jarnes u. Hinton. Def'tiss--IhS mas Hob
on and J. k buchanan.
Regfster-Phiness Garrett.
TSasses-W Jasper Taylor.
OeTossr-G B Guntec
RaBgsr-AIexander Mcdaniel.
Rsvessae CoEiscsoT--H. ID. kODerteon.
BaiIroad Tor CoLscsor-J. @. Briloy.
OOAstG5lSs for he RsshriRs DEsrSd-Joan D. Cover
and ], r. Newman.
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MeI;oal Director of Depaptmsnt.

%hcN'SNf 1HCe\ot " DSPHt"eohs"
Sarge n. Glover Perm, L SA. Once, Chatta1ooga, +,
Tenn.
A,siaaat Me7ioal Di sctoT /. Surgeon Henry
Thurston Ofos, No "A Cherry street, betw eH Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspector: Surgeon 0endenin, { Vols.
oare No ~ Cas ~ sreeI, between Broad and CEufeh
hfoii. al Director Rsserre CorPs: Surgeon William
Warren, L Vols. Um-e, High street, Gen saser's
Old hesdq lsriers
Medical Director Of de Pot Surgeon Watson.
ON e. SouIb summer rect, near thu City Cemetery
n Fforos Ha1hal, !. cut Col Geo spsulding. T
Assistant Fforoa AarsloL Captain James s Boyd,
5Ist udnois. Once az ths State Capitol.
CoqanaAdsr u tAs Poss: Brigadier General r s
Granger. HesGquaters, College street, between
Church and UBion ct feets. ~
FsHeddgadrf, of he CoEaaaSEdsr Of he Dixfef OF
NashviIis Gea L n Roussean- The Bass residsnce
Church street, between Vlne and Spruce.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
"a Capitol Park Street, oOnsidsred the most desr-
sbls paTi Of the city for Family Beslaences Apply
~ ~ a. q. SCoVEL.
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cHANcERY COURT.

Cgs@b aad Masss--J. l. Glesves.
81 The Court meets the frat Monday n Nay and
November.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale |

FTNHESE lots possess the four-fold sdvsntages Of
i health, ground well suited for walks aud roads,
good water, and eligibility-vithal, cheaPnees.
Apply 70 II. @. SCOYEL.
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Davidson County Directory.
CITY aoYERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Hagor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Beco-asy.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, HzysAdL
Dspsts Ba-shals-W. Il. Wilkinson, A. O. Tuckir,
G1d James A. Steele.
CgrE, on hs Aartlt-John Caurnbley, ss-ocso, Ara,
Thos. HoCarty. second; Rnd Elisha L0ng, third.
Tar Aaessor-WihiAm Driver.
RereHSs CoIlseioT-A. 3. ShanklRnd
Fdtsr Tar O6Llectog-E. B. Garrett
Tseasure--R- Benry
FacrT Has5-Thomas Leake.
Ss7eSatsndsaf Of he EorkhOsss-J. Q. Dodd.
iSgpsrizlszdqt Of las EaLar Worta-Wra Stewart.
oAsaf Of tAs FHrs DeTortz.ens-L n Freeman
eeTtoa of lbs CsseteF-T. h. Mcbride.
S<eof OoeTss@-J. L. Stewart.
Os.g AaOrsqr-W Brien.
CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD OF AIDERxES-M ~ Rrien, Presldsnl.
Fba Wdrd--Juo Newna an.
6seoEd Ward-Joseph Robb.
Third Rayd-G A hayfeid.
FoiirLs Rard-H o SooVel.
EYfh Word Ioseph Knowles
Elzth Rard-M Brien.
Serean Ward-M G L Claiborne.
Eighth WaTd-Joseph Smith
c lxNos Cog Gil Andrew Anderson, President
FrR WaFd-Jas Turner am John Carper.
Sec nd Eard-G II Southgate and Myers
Third va d-sndrrw Anderson and Alex Mcdaniel
Fourth Word - - and Charl sayers
F.tLh Fard-W A Cheath4m and Z R Giasc OK.
Slrth WdTd-r Yar0roagh and wm Diver.
fereIh Ward-J E Rust aud J. W Cready.
A'gAHs H~d-NH many Ahu l. " hheeiot'
sTASDN9 coNK1T. Ez OF TzH cIy ooUs0L.
ES.enss-Knowles, Southgate, and Anderson.
Wafer Works-Anderson Smith, and GlA5oOck.
Sress-Sayers, Turner, Souihgate, May field, C1eat-
ham, Yarbr ugh, Claiborne, and Haily. 49,.
schOols-Huh, Knowles, and v hee er. KS
FAar-Carper, Tpr1eF, and Newman.
Fire Dspartsaeff-Myers, Rust, ard seovel.
Gas-DrIveF, Brien and CTeady.
Csmefery-Smith wheeler, and HRily.
BIarkef Ho,tes-SOcthgat ate. Newman and CarDAF.
Slagss-Brien, Mcdaniel, aud Myers.
Iol5cs-T Tarbrough, sc8vei, and Sayers.
Springs-Claiborn Huil, and Haily.
Work House heatham, ROhb, and Mcdaniel.
Inprorene1.ss and EzpesaiaTes-. coyel, Sou.hgate,
and Driver
Public PToperty-Robb, Driver, and Tuner.
Pet HoEse-Newman, Haiy, and SOuthgate.
& Inc Board oi Aldermen meets the TuesdSys
neKt preceding the second and fourth TbuTBdAys IL
each month, Ead the Common Council the second
nd faurfb ThuvadFva in each rnonIh.
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CRIMINAL COOkIt
Jzdge-Hon NJ N. Brien.
Aaorneg General-Geo. B, Stubbe6eld.
Ogerk-Ohlries ". Smith.
50 The Court meets tho nrTt NoadEy in April, Au'
gust and December
cHANcERY COURT.
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COUNTY COURT.

.Jsd9s-HOD. James Whitworth.
slsTE-P. Lindsey NichOl.
aS- The Judges Court meets the ars. Monday IN
Zach mon tn, add the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates OF the Comfy Is held the 1rEt Non
day in January, April, July and October.
cIaCIUT. COURT,
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Hsing sow raslsonl q Sprisrssld. ana = patr..
q Sprngn selinasg iaiy iaorsi al shal s 49,
a rekAa q sid inslauiioa : taa abeFe adpsrsll.
lsnt. A. J. CoLE.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RI pleasantly situated. with good wat ter fAeill-
"A tss healthy, Prettily slopsd, hne forest trees
about ten fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many raapecs,
Of both city and country, and exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, viz: efluvia. heat, heavy
taxes, eto. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
on ali the streets and avenues IN tbs beautiful plat.
Apply TO Il. G. sCOYEL.
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tHrANTED TO PURCHASE AND RENT. HOUSES
w ana Lots, IN and about Nashville, and snail
Farms and Gardens, within fsS niles o. me city
sepf-u n y. sOOtE-
No 10 PARK st. north Of Cedar opposite the Capitol
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@sskrilIe Aaioa.

W CAD1EFOD * Co, Publishers.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

hefuse the I8sues OF all Bnnka
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up ; and their Notes, if any are
cot, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank al Brownsville.
Central Bank Of TenneaEee, az Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, ct Eempbis
Mcchaniea' Bank, at Memphis.
Nomphis Saving Insftuti0n, af Memphis.
E1rbanRe Bank, 81 hnrlroesboro. ]
Miners and Hanufscturers' Bank, at KnOXyf. g
Bank Of East Tennessee, at KDOxvflls
Bank Of Trenton, ~ Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, AZ Dandridgs.
Bank Of Claiborne, 81 TazeWei.
Bank Of Tazowen, at TazeWoi
LavreneebuTg Bank, st Lawrence burg
Otizsns' Bank, 81 Memphis.
Bank Of America. at CarZsviuA
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL COURT.

IWLTe~-- -
CtSTb-David G. Love.
81 The court meets the hset Monday In March
and September.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

trzz LfEEs on LEss 70 ooasuTUTH A souARE.l
Square, day, 81 o0-seoh addit'na inssrt'n, 50 50
q weak eoa-e.-b .4aitt,,-.l .,,.-o I N
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of Eoms Lot, for your ovn
ID use, thsrsby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyanoes, such a. RANT DUNS, which
coufus9, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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UNION BANK o. lEN,,s,

A n easction Ter sisssa iroetors = asrys a. -,
"A sulsg yesr. lil b Asid A. ~ B1nkiur Hoa.-
~ thia cay, oE Acn1aJ tte tfh day 81 l.nu.-s
asxt COREY c.sr.-~
&so1gm
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NIoHT POLICE

C1pfaiu-JOhn II Puckett.
FIRST LisafsHast-Robert Scott.
Second Listsis,s aloha $. Ingails.
PATROLNEs.
Eames-David mcNabb, John otvendor, JOei Phil
lips Nm Puckett, Ian'l Burget, VIM Nulloy, Murphy
Phi lips, AMI Pummer, John Chenault, \ ch DAVIS,
James Miil.r, Vim. Mayo, Wa1 Rice, Vim Baker, Ii
Byron, Bird Bruce, 4 r Sichol, Wm Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
ss- The Polioe COrrt Is opened every morning At
zine O'Clock ...
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For Rich Man.

ONE sEwuSa MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNNING
" ORDER, for sale by H- e. eCOVE-
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TO 40 lERTlsERs IN DETAIL

Marriage ana Funeral Notices.
Hid be charged At the usual advertising rsses.
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission.

AVE OPENED STORES ATSAsHyIEIE. IirR-
freesboro, Brldgcport Ard Cha .t4Loosas Shsrs
!, ~. /. - sosral sssf.rlsafur OF
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News from -. Domingo.


fiavASA Dee. i5. 1ss3.
S>rte' II Sfdnfrh P,c'ors'-hirrA = ~ Roidi Army
TotOlrdi ne Heart o. ~ fniurro,fie". 6c.
Aner the length OF my heton news you vii 10, te
sorry that have very little say about 81 Dsminso
eau easily compress IL into torn lines 10 faot tho
only late n,ssence from sister ,and 10 contained Ia
a short telegram, which mes ciory ~ General
GandarA On tne 2Sih gi,.. OF the banks of tie uca
another by Colonel Gaston. BnAglsna on the 2sth
third by General santana. NE 1t nn sah 70 be
damaging 20 the iusurgens and fog % 20 tbs 3o,h ut
by The garrison Of Puerto iikta ~trh made sDrti"
iis cksd the enemy 10 tho tbsy we're cospcing
Grove them out, and destroyed lc lslnsbed trenches
sud hssflcAdcs.
III hshi cn tho Oooa shows Ga1tAia aivaneiDs
though siyviy. towards the heart ile lnaurreetin.
Ahovt three Thousand addt ua uo'rs from hpA Nat
HAssn. have vory rcctnuy bsoa add ~ ibs aftnf
o,'sfasiyns aud We fnay socn bear e a. AiFaDce ~ IN
fucfto fata W ssutiso Dc LEA CAhasf0t Niiolt So
- the details or plan q campa ~ set1ns pf'iound
over tna military strategy of eiitef q ihs ofnba1us,
one caa ea1ily roe that ih@ fhpdy arpfpAsains
and thst tho days ~ the nsgrrcsllQl sfe 1-E4brfoi
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News frosn cuba.
oua nAvAsA ConHt ruSurrcy.

TITIHt. To. u TTft-
R<ssf~oSsssnn fro~ Sfa,r--A Hos - 30 7s0. faS1r
AZ Hoeuao--c.y fvsr~rv--s-n, DC
Ths Zoe be- frigsts via a. MAs arrived oar rprt
las, irvm csds With ,rOoy. ss osrss sry rus.
and very bsastfal moasl. Ctsrr Vss,ss hars iss-
wise .ssy arrived all bringing ifo, - zoe other q
thsss siAsss and SONS ,hfss toos.Ss srsso,.i
from day o day.
Vns cay last wcet vs v~s eniv-sei w s"bh u .
shinsy" 10 tbs Tscoo rbsAtrs -bes -0ud have cracd
vsy ssriozsy bs, fov tbs god hs cspsia osss
raj vsa shs ssh last. day observed ~ rslsis.s hoa
day IN al cAshoiie oountes sni. ire a soes festivals
hsrs ~ is@stsbs night 10 dsv0s~s ssns ass ,hsssss
sr'ssdh psrfssmAncs v~ psousos 81 lAs Tsoon, AMI
Ai'h~ ,ss p~e9is vsas Y, gss, vsas . pw.
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| fovmancs ths wasi Dscontent ai nrst found an
| outlet IN iu1erous oouvereath,ns betweeu the
actors and audtencc. shsn In whis,iues pound,ass
and catcai t joined N the bo,sterous
upfoar, which grew furious every moment IAdes
let In hurry Oranges we're thrown at tho globes on
the chandeliers. shvorng ttem and scattering iho
over the stormy audience below roaring louder al
FRESH crash Cbaifs wore smashed aud the frosmouta
scattered the actors poiiei with at basd tho
police hustled out az the crowd aud ali stopt 10 rcrtce
order utterly failed a number rushed on the stage
broke things generally, danced tho c.ebru, Cobsn
cnn con. made speeches sung songs aud did az
that mRht bc expected OF an excited indignant and sr,
the price OF n seat
Word was seat 10 the Captain General with request
Tor troops General Duco fortunately refused this 70
quest romhfking thal when the crowd got tired they
would 80 home. This they did about half past twelve
after having enjoyed an undsturbed sway during
In my humble opinion ard with due respect for thoc
who may dnler the public that occasion not f.r
wrong. fellow hires theatre, publishes his pro
grsnme aud cocly pockets three thousand dolltr.
or which no has given nothing Tho hero has
b"en arrcsDg supposed leaders amaag audience
instead of puoishing thc managers with hours IA
the stocks snd thirty nine lashes. II gratifying how
over 10 know that the that
80 frightened th't he promised the proceeds % the Ay
um for Orphans and les,utcs. 10 which rromo he has
been strictly he'll The thus gycD 10 the Ioor not
less than three thousand dollars aud tho panshm.ot
nicod IN ih's way on the manager rs much seyorer than
tbs rigorous treatment recommended above. Let be
lesson u all evil disP sod managers.
We arc progressing with our city improvements ts-that
s wc spend thousands upon fountain and other gmcacs
adornmens OF M nnfrelocntcd pa promenade wha
wo leave business streets and and
In condition moro noariy resembling quagmires. Bot
we VIII improve frosress ~ u ponderous body and
slowly.
Notwith standing the cooness OF the through
last month the miary hospital reports four bundroi
and two cases Of yellow ieycr. d which huod ed and
SIX were atsa fraction more than twenty per cent
In the city have known but fatal case, which
currcd during tho coldest weather have had yet
In this instance. however the fever brought by
the mfnoderae OF strong drink II astonishing thsrr
u no more fever among considering the quantity
OF liquor conanmcd by strangers, VITO appear forget
hs lefN atl hn
same inprnity as IN New York but every aud
then some poor follow falls victim 10 his ras hn"ss.
AZ prcacnt tho weather is uncomortably warm, and
promise we viii appreciate tho next nor,her thai
visits
schooner arrived boro this morning from Mobile
laden with cotton. Such has before
for many month";
Tie French transport kler also arrived In hve days
from N"rn Cruz No later mails had boon from
the capt Al and there n consequently additional Iews
70 communicate.
cont disconnt.
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Governor vidaurri'. Attitude.


OF Mexico city, NOv. 20.
The inst letters from Monterey received IN Mexico
city from Trustworthy correspondents cootan import,
ant tess, and us highest degree favorable W ito
good (imIcralJ caue.
The Governor aud Commander General ~ New Lon
and Ccahuha (Don santiago Nlfaurril, who for lnng
tImo pact mas, In fact. withdraw himself rom tho Az
horiy ~ Jusrez. and who governs those states ~ an
absolute master without tho sympathy aud support
OF majority OF tho iubaOiianta quite decided IN favor
OF tho ntervenn ald Ia. empire, convinced that this
is the only ting that tho country IN general
from the abyss of hrnfrhv which threatening "
swallow II. and "a, froutf tff'icHIVr from h> dan
prs Of dLsms,aJam,nt and t'oH on Di> IGr u ne
Tni'~f S'dies.
Vdiufri "a say, entirely de5idei IN favor Of tho
order of~ tbngs. and ma%ca 90 secret ~ u, bot
rather Will proclaim openly when be thinks the proper
MON ,nt has arrived
In the meantime be families y juRrcz ana Dobldo
have found refuge IN siulo. On Beong Tho kin1ness
with which y.iagrri received them formal transfer u
tho federal powers Monterey some other point u
New Leon and Coahua thDught 4. but 20 this VI
daurfi opposed representing lat hh state Nsh TOO
poor 10 support the osiBiaon u Le Juafst curt that
bot accustomed 10 loans crtfaordlnary o0ttri
buttons and that be feared u would not receive the
supreme rulers OF the fcieraon wh al that warmth
and respect that they would Ind 70 other states 10 the
prcsence " such excuses showing rather tho unwilling
o the host the sick family abandoned The region o
New Icon ard Coshua AMI har, app@tu ~ last dates
definitely re1Olvcd seckiIg 40 sum 10 durango Of
which point the legality we're " 81 oat from nan
Luis from one day 10 another.
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Capture OF the Schooner Joseph l.. Gerety
by Pirates.

The Morning Star brings passengers Captain Jane,
Nichols walter Grcenosh supercargo the schooner
Joseph L. Gerety. which captured by pirates the
s,cord dly OF, from Matamoros
Captain Nichols reports that he left Nstamoros Soycm
Der 10, bound for New York. with cargo o,
six passengers On the night Of the nth, about
o'cssk, the captain and two deck. one at the
wnce and the other aoft the sir passenge,s made an
assault the captain with rcvolvers and knocked him
down, thrcatening TO shoot him be made any noise
They took him forward aud locked him Ia the forocate
putting guard over him -Four " then went att
and tho mate, hearing the noise on deck up and
taken 10 tho same msnner and put Ia The forc
castle with tho captain and crew.
Mr. Greenough tho supercsrgo In attempting to eotno
on deck kicked down tho cabin and two sh0;s
we're fred 81 him, but fortunately, did not Lil him
They confined him biz berth and Kcp, guard him
with orders 10 shoot bm be Attempted TO make az
resistance.
After Keeping them In ocuspcnsnt 'or elsh, days they
pu, all hands the small aHd told them " lad
their wy to land the bcs way NY could. They l.rded
on the coast 0; al after hs 81 Gays and nshis
sea There they "a psssa.s T. LAyaas IN =, assh brig
aud tho crew vsrc Feu; ~ NeW York by the scho
Horace c. Beli. from si.aL
The pss -nsci had paid their passage 10 Now Yos
from Ma,an0fos. i36r names we're T. y IoEg, Of
Baltimore; ,. Brorn Of Canada James Clements, Kelly
Brown aud John Wilson. THIS wilson mate ~Hh
Gordon the SLAYER. and he says he the Tombs In
Now York for four years and mouths.
They say that there are four other parties IN Nsso
ros waiting for vessels and chances like this aud that
they to get then THIS party expected to
have had steamer al uaiamoros, bu, tha, got away
before they had their plans laid After they bad pot the
captain and crew 10 TIE ANAL boat they holsted the
rebel Gag and fred ca their pistols "a salute, say ns
that they bad authority from the rebel govern.
meni 90 10 DO. When asked where they were bound,
they said to Belize, 0nduras, where they eoad sell The
vessel and cargo
The vessel owned by Francis Gersiy, ~ New York,
and the cotton was cons snei 10 shsPicr co.
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Before Geo. y. Bolts, Esg.


CHAR0E oF uARBoRIsG DHsERrER.
Drc Is The case agapst tho cypran Eliza washburn
FOR harboring desorter continued 10 day From tho
whole Of tho evderce, which oaborntey indecent.
II WIS ascertaoed thn Mr.. Leslie who preferred the
complaint, mentioned In yesterdays HERALD, wss mol
only resident OF the house OF roputs whore the al
legged harborug occurred but the actual proprietor
that no res ded thore several days In the week when
away rom his legisimato home furDsbed the premises
with chais. beds. &c. and CARPETS, which hc himself
actually nailed down that the land "lndy" OF tho
had bcen his partcuar friend since May last and n Il
tho result OF tho Intimacy baby unmistnkabie as
To hs paternity. This to by the matron Of
the house, " ho IL also the mother OF the child
These circumstances were severely aud cloq queutly
commented upon BY Mr.. ,. Howe. Counsel for tho
aroused very nrge audience, amongst whom were
several mcmbcrs Of the bar. being present When Mr..
Howe concluded his scathng remarks, Mr. Boil behalf
OF tho government, said TINT he would up the
case, he would leave tho matter In tho hands of the
Commissioner.
Comm ssioner Belts, booro Mr. Howe had resumed his
SCAT, said. "fet the yo'ing woman be discharged
There was thep gr0st cOmmotio1 throughout tho
bls. Old and respectable Law ycrs who
the member OF tho profession who had thus daringy
donod pubic opinion and lawyers thronaed around
10 what sort OF encbantrcss the fair but fra
har borer of tho dcscrter.
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Tiir rAfn

rBOrgsrAsr EPiscopAL MISSION SUNDAY EcuO0L
~ fOuEtfLLH.
-in - .on,pssi Souasy asd rs.sssy " uls wsss q
MAR Hall rit bfpad-sJ
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Diamond partOr MWschc---in nOunA
and slide boIcs at CG Cortlandt street N
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CuEhD
CROSS RYE sInAiIMrIsED IN oss

And d.seaAe Of the Rye and Ear requiring o,hss
medical surgical aid attended 70 by Dr Won LtSEN-
BERG al his consulting foonA. 5J Broadway, ntar hseA
nfr.
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10y snf ,snftsts Ftys. "a s~sry .Jis ~
s.svt dsfsftt1frf = hsftrsss sess 80 Tres ~
frsiaf ia Fsffiea st~stsify Or ssy-to&
reeds fs~s srt rsnffls. C.rss Fsns fgats Aa, ruA
fsf ssnrtrn.rt " stsfy s1sy % h-@tss oas1s t~ss
hntaD~lv Frrprp rwronuu.
90 Hfe@t~sy
s.1, rer sas. strsst
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Eicanut ond Ch.nu.

Direction Labels AWd TSas, Al KIods,
al tho manufacturers VICTOR X khUGER iis Ohs~s
aSira
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

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