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FOR SALE :!

A DWELLING House, FURNITURE and ten
d acres Of Land The house con ans q paTior, bed
room, dining room and ball. The house and kitchen
are well bull comfortable and new. sThere IS a well
OF good wafer and other eonvenieucs5 on he premises.
Apply 70 d. FLANBRY' or
OHN T. NORRIS,
Fe9l-f,S Tel rgranh omea.
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Foreign News.


RIcHHoND, Dee SL-The Etr-ps, With Liverpoc,
dates to the l4th, has arrived al Haiifsr.
The English Emancipation Society is jssuine eirer.
lars, holding meetings and preaching sermons in ann.
port OF the emancipation policy Of Lincoln.
American vessels are being registered al Isvarno0j
under British names.
Gaiibaldis eldest son was mortally.vound in a a,s,
with the italian who arrested his father after he saa;r
at oprement.
Consols closed in Lonaon, on the 18Th inst. at o2ls0
sssa.
The Liverpool cotton market was buoyant. and pr,oa.
had advanced A9&dp per pound on mIddlipr and lover
qualities. The stock on hand amounted to g54oOo
bales.
England Offended.
RICHMOND, December Silt is stated on The ..s,
authority that the British government his formally d.
msnded Of tho United States the recall Of Admiral
Wilkes from his present station.
wilE5es-AROrher Report,
RICHMOND, JsnuaTy 1.-The report that the Enrlisb
government has Demanded Of She United States the
recall Of Commander Wilkes is not credited in we'll
informed circles.
Tge~aaIEatisn.
The papers Of this morning have reports that Hind
nsn has executed ten Yankee officers In retaliation for
McNeirs butchery. This, if true. VIII teach the blood
thirsty ard cOwaFdly wrctehes to respect the rules of
civilized warfare,
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- BY Washington advioes Of the ed, it sppearl
that the Cabinet imbroglio is moi ended. Seward re-
sumes his portfolio only eonditionally, and unless Lin
coin yields to the demands Of the AboIHonists, Con
gress viii make war ua the Executive.
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Esd 10 large OF small quantities. bought AZ N.
~ otate ordnance department. request am who 49,
elller PIPE pig or bar lead, 10 briag Il in imuediafelv
as A am very much 10 need Of it. t. BQJTRNu
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance. n
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% a Yankee correspondent, after the battle of
FredsrieSsbnrg' gives the following instance of neglect
Of the wholesome maxim toilet well enough alone .
On Monday the pickets in front OF the 1ef. -ing
agreed upon an arnistioe among themselves and freely
interminglel exchanging their dead camrades who i,y
upon their neutral ground. During this time a general
OF our army rode by and put an end 10 these proceed
Jugs The result was that both parties immediately
commenced firing, when nine Of our men were killed.
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FOR HIRE.

CEvERAL NE9EO ONE aud BOYS, from the
FIST Of January Apply to
CHAS. n. Chiffon.
def<as Msau1lia COftaee.
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BRAVE AND BoNNY LADTEs-The BIurfr eesborc
correspondent Of the Columbus Ga3 sun relates the
following instance Of female heroism:
Misses Mary Burton and Emma Reese live near
GoOdlettsFille, on the farther sde of the Cumberland
river, in tea miles OF Nashville. Thsir homes are in
the possession Of the Yankees. These yom 2 iaiies
have brothers in Braggs army, and desiring to br ng
tbem blankets and clotles, made by their ewn fair
hands, they concluded TO put off on horseback for Mar
frossboro. Placing The blankets " der Ter saddles
and wearing the clothing uudsr tn ir own, thy eft
lone, veritsble femae Gil Bias, seeking advenimr g.
After passing through the Fee al liaes they swan the
Cumberland, and tn u tock tcrtu Us paths through TN.
k own woods and came to Murfrses5oro,' distance over
sixty m les, in two days. On the way hey st pped D.
, ave their horses she'd, when 8 squad Of about fifty
Yankees came suddenly upon tham. One OF tie mo &
inqui tive Rsked why they had 50 many BLANKETS. on
their her es, whereupcn they replied because their
backs were sore.
Ihsvs a list Of the agte'ss each b.o7ght, a.d had I
not promised not 20 divulge secret would g We then
Suffice il to lay, they are almost incredibly nUnerou4.
Miss Blr'oa is q peri Ct pink, and with per.onal
bssuty, combines the stHac icns Of a cultivated mind,
polished manners and e ben violent disposition. The
t ngs OF Hehe IS on her cheeks and the g,sce aud elias
ITCHY Of Dams ia her step,
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IL. L. SCHLUTER,
General Agent and Commission Merchant.

jackson, 70 iss
a TfENDS to the iseeivinE frwarding apd seHI,v
Of ali kinds Of msrchtndas entrusted TO his es-s
Once ope door from S~Psnglers csrner A es4srai a.
sogtaert OF ali kinds OF goods on hand for sac.
H. l. SCH UTTER.
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90 ~ DO

If confirmation Of our recent victory at Mlrfreesboro'
were needed, after the dispatch Of General BRAGG to
General JOHNSTON, we presume the dispatch from Gov.
HARRIS. which we publish this evening, viii remove all
doubt. The details Of the battle, together with the
casualties and losses sFtahned by both sides VIII De
looked for with deep interest but there can no lapgsF
remain a doubt but taat the victory Of General BRAGG
has proved a signal if not a decisive one. Ia a war Ike
that IN which we arc now engaged, a decisive battle is
rarely fought. though we may reasonably expect that
this reverse Of the enemy viii at least close out his cam
psieuinQ in that Quarter for the winter. He hes evil
IDENTIFY sustained a very serious blow and one from the
effects Of which De W q not speedily recover.
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DeadIr Anae mon Ynnkee Gunbonr..

eau A&tL AE0n KINKS DuMH0aAss
Ths Raleigh CN. c. Progress, Of the 23d, has the fol-
lowing:
Capt J. n. Whitford's company pitched into the Yam
kee gunboat1, on their return from Kingston to New
bern, with telling effect Expecting the enemy to re-
turn, Capt WhiIford posted his men Immediately on
the bank Of the river, north side shout twelve miles
Z ON Nevbesn, and the first boat "a make ta appearance
was 3 common adewheel steamboat, while three gen
beats were 8 short distance in the rear. The side.
wheel boat carried one gun and r number Of officers
and men on board. When sufficiently meas, the order
was given TO Il g, and though two Of the gunboats
just rounded bend in the river close BY opened On
Captain WhitefOrds small band With grape and eannis-
ter. they continued to lead and fire until the FIRST boat
had not men enough left to work the guns on deck. a1d
the killed and wounded were pledup around the guns
and on the upper deck. As the two nearest gunboats
came in range they were opened on by the company
and a number killed on each. A participant in the affair
Is positive that from fifty TO seventy five OF the Yenkees
must have been killed, while not a man was hurt on our
side.
Captain Whiteford retired, and the boats, with thel Z
dead and wounded, proceeded on to Nswbern.
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FOR
1853.
NOTICE

A Ii ordsrs for CLARKE's PUBLICATIONS and
Confederate States Almalsc. viii be supplied from
the Office Of publication st Augosfa. Georgia.
II. G. ARK Publisher.
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FOR SALE !


ONE fine new style GARBAGE and ore pair Bay
HorSes, well matched.
de30-Iw ] c. M~CAILTgTFR
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FOR SALE!

FOR L
UST r eeivsd ami for sale
- so boxes Tobacco,
% ca S Smoking Tobacco,
10 quarter k. g. Powder,
100 bHxe Cig&rs
AZ tisFces Rice,
400 hid So ar,
II gross Backing,
Lad Stated Park Tea, SOsp, Mo'asse7, Syrup. Tan
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HEADQUlBTEEs CAKP OF INSTRUCTIONS. ,
ID -. Il D---.-L-- L. 10. ?

"-H|N|HW HIW NHWT u |NeTN-|TT|W- Z
Csnp Nooce, L., December 70, 1862
Speci1l Order No. -
n virtue Of above order from the Secretary OF W..
L ai persons bstWesa the sess Of eighteen sna tbirtv-
hve years, having received 3 discharge from tins earn
- oFersesr or owner Of over twenty CD paerres ar
ordered to report ~ this camp within zen QOj DAYS. or
they viii be considered aud treated IA dsssrters.
BY order Of F D~UMQNTEU.
Maj a1d A. A Geuarsi.
da2%l5t C0rmaRdnR Camp OF Instruction.
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NnTEGR.

RICHMCND, VIRGINIA
December IL, 1861
To Major T.. DumOnteu:
THE eonscripion act Of October. which allows per.
L sons basing twenty 600 negroes exemrtsd dos
not spply to persons between eighteen and thirty-fve
yeArs OF sga 10 exemption but taat under the eZemp-
zion set CT April effects them.
JOB A CAMPBELL.
A s'sttns 81 sreiaIy ef War.
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WANTED no RENT

a A TENEMENT, or TWO ROOMS
"A ply At the Appeal Composing Room. AP.
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cRYrWsLLRR,s ARMY.

The Lynehbmg Republican OF the 2oth ut hSd IN
formation up to the previous evening Of al imPortan
movement tbea being made by a part Of General LEEi
army. OF course no development could be made bui
the opinion is expressed shat Its results will be Of
highly satisfactory character.
From Fredericksburg at The same date the word was
is quiet"
The enemy had nearly entirely abandoned the Star
ford b ghts, retaining only a small force there to watch
the movements o. our army, and 10 conceal their own
The winter campaign in Virginia, on the part Of the
Yankees is finished and in haglorlOus defest Unless
our foress seek them on the Potomac, it Is absolutely
certain tbere viii be no more lighting until the spring
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z WANTED.

FtEN FIRSTCLASS CURRIERS' a-s rsrtsd imme-
A dately SO the COnfedsrs-a Leather Manufacturing
Company, a. Magnolia, Mississippi, on the New Or
team Jaczson aod Great GOrthen railroad Liberal
~sges Will BE- paid. Apply 70 OF address he under.
sigaed J. d KNOX Sup erietendent.
d. : Nv Ma~n-ia. Aiss.
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y L. C~AAPBELL--G. X. BENNErr-M. CLARK.
CAMRBELL 81 BEN NETT
General Commission Merchants,
No 53 North Water Mobile. Ala
G0NSIGEAEN rs Of all kinds Of Southern so5
Western produes solicited, and Dromot sftsn1oo
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msdiately. Address 81 l.. B.,
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FOR SALE OR RENE.

AA OAa AGAAa
HAt large. conven. eut, c3miOrtsbls ana desirable
4 on State street, tr { squsre no t5 Of
TIE Post O6ce andnearly opposite the Bowman House.
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JUcASO2s, HISS,
4 AFFiCE over the scr5 # Pa-tcn L Faf7ld. State
- street, south Of the sapu0l, jackson Misissippi.
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A STTUATi0N, by the undersigned. in sore family
"A as for the year 1863 1 have fol
lowed it for thh ty yeas, and understsud G sftiug, bud
dng, etc. Wages q obj-et-jus- enough fOr wear and
feer Good references g ven. FOT information apply
az S2a1glers fcuit ard cigar store, or 10 me At c. J.
y l-e-s cstata. iaa-.t-l GEO. " ASHE-
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rp The line being down botweea this city and Mo.
we are without cur regular noon reports.
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NOTICE.

CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
CAMP MOO2E, La, December I5th. 1862
4 OdMANDbRS Of Regiments, Bat ali8ns aud COM
Paaies Of PARTS n Rsngera raised in Eastern Lou
sans, are hsTeby ordered 10 furnisa me with the su-
lHorty BY which they were raised, Eihia fifteen DAYS
from this date. Also 4 conplets and correct COW az
thsir muster rolls. By order of
2. DCMONTEL.
Major and A. A. Gs ca,
deO i5t Commanding Cam Of Iosiruesiou-
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suecessfnI Enid In V~irgInin.


RICHMOND, December 3l.-The city council of 2
%ters5urg, have appropriated 10000 for the relief Of Il
Fredereksbure sufferers.
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RIcHMoND, January 1.-The Nashville Union says
that nearly one thousand families in that city, belong
ing to soldiers in the rebel service, are without food,
clothing or wood, and that FIVE hundred applications to
20 South have been filled at the Yankee War Depart
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a washerwoman, or Two,

T,AN GET PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT AT THE
the Union office. juusl-lw
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PROSPEC TUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION

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nrociai, ,o doc,res Of ibertv and Union. as the,
- ono. or,,o,5 IA ~, a.. f,,ber. ~ The Re,ntuc
h,t Which s,r more man one vear-the long and
,roa,v o,rrv.t ., ,ro,.o, ,,od hoon ,psoo,sen and
nnwritten in the Capitai of tina state Of A.pEry
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,hs s.itbfu, Wa bsIsvad thai The rigAt way 10 con
duct loval iournal IN eitv Ike Nashville, at such
TINA as this. was 10 rai.s The waveripg ard tImid
,r 40 the trina standard Of patriotisn. and not In
t,.r the standard of p,trotism after the manner of
,,or iorrnoi. to s,it tbe isnra,,od tasies Of the
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Latest from ROseoran's Army

Latest from h0seofan Army
TULLAHoMA, July Al have had no
opportunity, since the occupation OF this
place, TO telegraph you. The wires are
now up 70 this point, and | send 4 SUM
mary Of movements for the last three
days. Further developments proved
that the retreat Of the rebels from this
place had not been so clean as my first
dispatch indicated. A haste 10 record
events, induced me to give but q superb
cial examination. The works are much
stronger than supposed. Fort Rains, a
large basiion, is the centre OF a semi
circle Of strong outer works bearing up
on every road and important point in the
vicinity North Of the iown--real weak
ness. Bragg was not holding Manches'
ter. As soon as RosecrAns took Man
chester and advanced towards Winches-
ter, he fAnked any equal or inferior force
At Tullahoma As noon as the head Of
our column got South Of TullahomS
Bragg syaosatsS. Instead VI one, ne
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WOOL HATS.

u,Ur ArryNTlOs OF sun KRIS AND hERCHANrs
t.cailed to my stock OF Wool Hats, comprising a
large variety Vi the latest style end OF ihe best quail
tery prices. n. M. INGALLS,,
asa Maln street noar 'h. Louisville Ky.
Eiuual6- Am
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
TN PAR TUNDs.)

Daily Union, (singe oopy) per annam. .......fo 90
" per week. 70
H5-All communications ON business With the once
will be addressed to the PUBL IsHERs efAs UNION,
and all communications to the Editor Will be address
cd to s. O. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great klhu
moss by republshng the foregoing or Its substance
The current transactions In Tennessoo Tor months "a
come viii be highly interesting to all lovers oil their
country and her free institutions and the columns Of
the UNoS will furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history of these events.
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Great Circus Performance.

(ETM. SMITH, LEVI J. NOBTH's celebrated clown,
w has enlisted in Battery O, OF the Governors
Guard, and will We public performance, near the
encampment Of the Battery, on the FOURTH OF
JULY, to which all are respectfully invited. In
feats Of tumbng aud performances on the rope, per
haps, Mr.. smith has no equal In this country. The
performances will take place the gr,en at McGay-
ooks Spring, little North Of the Catholic Church,
and East Of the camp Of the lst Middle Tennessee
Infantry. Performance 90 commence az Up, M.
iune26--tl
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Furnished House Wanted.

A COON COMFORTABLE HOUSE with Six 10
n Eight Rooms convenient TO husinsss(a furnished
residence pIeierred) 10 wanted, BY good, careful
tenant without chldren. Inquire az i0ls Cherry
strret-Up Stairs, oihce Of
JNO ". 0REEN n CO.,
Unitod States Claim Agents, Real Estate a ad Com
inercla Brokers,
dtprla
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500 REWARD.

ST0P rHIEF-Stolen, near General Crittendon's
- Headquarters, on Tuesday night, 23d instant, u
lnch high, heavy name and tail and black legs, and
considerably crease fallen | vii pay Ono Hundred
Dollars eWard for Horse and 1hof or Fifty Dollars
for either. W. j. WEIGH,
inne27-llr Suiln, H. q 81 A. &.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
WANTED.

A IL KlNIS OF GOYEREMENT CLAIMS. RE
"A cs.yed Adjusted, Collected, OF Cashod, on the
most Favorable Terms.
JNo. H. GREEN CO.,
L, g. Claim Agents, Real Estate and Commercial
Bankers, tllee No l01a Cherry sl,--Cp-Stairs.
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NOTICE.

v'HE FJRM OF CHARLES II. GREEN co.
] is this day dissolved by the withdrawal Of Chss.
II. Green The business OF the concern will be con
tinued by Jno Green, OF this city, and 3 s. Ken.
ntdy, Of l. uisyille, Kontucky, under the name aed
style Of Jno. II. Green h Co, in this city and 5 $.
Kennedy & Co. Louisville, KY
une3O--lw.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE TUESDAY. JULY l. 1863
A Chance for a Bargain.

ICIYE miles from the city Of Nashville, on IA
IL the Dlckerson Pike ls0 acres Of land for IssIaH
sale high, healthy location, neyer.hiling l.sHaN
spring water, very good land, from 90 to 100
acres i'm cultivation; balance well set Ia blue grass
balance ef farm in timber Coed dwelling house and
other convenient buildings Best variety ef young
fruit trees, with many ether cOnvenienoes, Az in
tend selling any one wishing to purchase hat better
call and see before purchasing elsewhere. Those
wishing TO know the terms etc, can ind out by
calling on ne on The premises, or by calling at the
Union Office.
STEPHEN HART.
juno 30, 1883. June 3O-5l'
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NOTICE.

rENHR PARTIES TO The FOLLOWING CLAIMS
aIed with the Board OF Claims, at the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket will be taken up
r investigation follows, aud they are requested
20 be present with their witnesses
Claimants failing to be present with their witnesses
s notified will and their claims laid over 10 hr last
- n. -
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Dissolution.

TINHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
i Frank Bugh and Charles Martin MAS dis
solved by mutual consent, the 2}d inst The bus-
carried on by The above firm al 43 Union street,
will hereafter I've conducted by Frank Bugh & Co.
Nashville, June 30, ls63--lw.
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Dissolution

INHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsisling be
l. tween Charles Martin and Frank Bugh is dis
solved by mutual cons Mt and the debts OF the rm
will be settled by Frank Bugh, No. ~ Union street
LIlnaon-INl.
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INO RFNT, by TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A
4 FURNISHED Room in pleasant locality, within
easy walking distance Of the Post Office, Address
A. H.. Union cfice june26-ti'
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FINE ARTS.

FINE COLLECTION OP OIL PAIhtikOs % 4
"A variety Of snbJc,ts. by Mr. John WiisTts nov
on ctrition FREQ al the gallery u JOHN BshDECoM 10
Hi galway. dai y. fr IN A. NJ, tobP "
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AZ npn BARNBhs Ov wOgRF CELEBRATED
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LOAN OFFICES.

IA TnENRY HYMAs s--ess BRoApwAYsCoRSER or
NJ bonf street D, siars VIII r,v tine highest
Essh price for DIsnOat so watches Silver
sre o. afyares inafe on the sane, ant Piano.
VA % NASSAU STREET. ROOM NO. Q THE HfGHEeT
pr cs ar pad for Diamonds Watches ani yeNtry II
Eyrfy descrfflpT, advances made
fcf sale. ~ " W 'A'"''' N'''''e' N'"E'
. "A z1 bROADNAY.-oN DIAMONDS. WATCHES
SeNcl. ~ ticai Instruments &C. the nos, i,bera AL
Eslces msfe, or fhe huuR their utmost rae al
Dough, y M m, ~ is'tfn - ~
fl7 Br1niway. room l3. % stairs
DAWNbRoNERs' TICKETS wAvrED-AT rs now
T. ~ w se,i. pay more han any one ID New YoFx
t0r tszria of DsT17is watches Ievplyy wgsf a s-tr
Gfn,s. Clothing Dy q9,is sixs ~ A lot On Cscsc5ss.
VxlcS 49,
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FURNITURE.

A FURNITURE
n sla0Dol WORTH OF FURNITURE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
By DggHAAF A TAYLOR
No s. BOWERY.
osr their entire .io at lover rates than any other esab
FOR CASH.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
-. N brOcaiel, Deains and Plush.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT AND IMfrATl ~
- FURNITURE OF EEERl DESCRIPTION.
All GoolA WaIfantel "a Ielrcaennd
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THE LECTunE sEAsoS

OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
" wnl deliver Ia Brooklyn
His NEW AND BRILLIANT LECTURE,
yrfirtED
THE WEAVING or youEG AMERICA"
Al Aihenwum Hall
FRIDAY EVENING NOV. q At O'CLOCK.
Tickets - cents. fot sar a. the usual places.
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CLOTHING.

I
N Agcncy Store ~ seventh avenue ltfics spt rrnue
bsv tks pleasure b. hnuouncc again thatt recvel
large n tho abve markets 70 rLrthess fnd
higher n cash than sny other dealer. fr Gsss0
ctthtnR CarPeta Furniture ko We guarantee y ~
folgwiag prizes -sk drcssc. so T. $50 e'" y tesj
pants. s3 o. Si2 $50 wpIan nausa aud bill dreeeaa
eo axis shswis' respectfully Inyffs yps bcfss6
you dispose nf yonr cs, "a cibnE o. call sdfrrss a.
NOsEsBERG gli Seventh I'd house eboyo
Twenty furth street. Please particular IN tpfne oSl
LadieA ai tended by Mrs.. Rosenberg
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NAyAL PRIZE MONEY.

IORIzE MONEY now BEING PATD AT THIS OFFICE
Il on 10 vessels Pi,e lists. with the amounts due on
each vessel hand. vii bring their disc grs
& cegs Of ANNA meredith aui Nagno c.ii. ALPRED
y. BRICK Army aud Nav y pkeT iG2 Broadway, ncal
Wall ee,.
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WINES, LIQuOns. SO.

MONITOR BRAND
M HOLLAND facHfEDAMJ GIN
tOgsAC PFLLtvDfAfN.
fRENCH tKOCuELLEl COusAC
BgsT BRANDS PoR DzALEEg USE
. LKss THAN ORSERAb RATS,
. IN We yniisf sAies Rgniei Wafsa9ass, sa frw' o.
wOoLI.Hy 4 LOrgHpAN
tnprffera ~ pranfi~s Wires Ae
@i1'tao ac s1i o1oc hfofissT. cgrHsr rsrfa Street
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