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eT7sDtent Undertaken, No az Church ~.
for the '0eek ending NousTsbsr l9th, 1864.
NJ Barns, employee.
Soldier, unknown.
Robt Nit heli, A, 62d Ind.
heth Walters, h, 92d Ohio
Reed johnson, Q 10th Z colored.
Robt b Dickey, h, 3lst Iowa.
Andrew Glassbee, G, l4th Ky.
Adson erkins, A, 10th u s eolored.
Chas Lord, @, 18th Mich
Norman Dawson, G, 57th Ohio.
Win Pugh, A, sth I'll cav.
Jas 4 Johnson, \, 81 Iowa.
JAS Johnson, Is, 6Gth III,
Nm Reed, q, 10Th Mich.
Jas n Barnes a, 18th ~
Jas NR2ie, b. 18th u s Infsntry.
Richard York. n. 23th sla (rsb)
Chas Nerriision, 3. Goth III.
Chas 3 Blake, A, 18th Ohio. zN
Jas Essh ngton, employee.
An lerson Kelly, B. 18th U colo ed.
W 3 Shields, 81 ployee-
Saul Tulbert, C, lolst U 3 eolored
Da' I'd hechler, q, S5tn n J.
7 hos Smith, emFloyee.
Martin Greenwood, employee. ---
Unl1nsWn
henry SlnnelE. A, 10th lows q f.
August sparta, X. 18TH Wis,
David Young, E, l7tn Ohio. cns 60
MeCollum I, I'D Mich.
Geo Brow, B, 10th U eo,oFed.
Louis Banner, d, Nth g
Nancy Delong, citizen.
Jas A Suttle, -
EnOch Z Morgan, C, 10th Ohio
Robert Thompson, /, 18th
Il Clark, ., SD
Iaasc NJ James, E, 30th n.
Jas Hsrkin A, Goth Al.
RO' ert H Winter, F, 18th NY
Jas BoyJ, u, 4th Tenn cav.
John Clark, employee.
A Cleveland, G.. 18th Z 3 colored
DAVID Mack, A, lst Mich. + q NJ.
fstsr Go. en-, b. lOlst Z 8 colored.
John W Clark X, list No Engineers.
VINO NJ Clark, c, 18th Wis,
Geo Paishall, q, lilth Pa
Corp! Isaac Gil, +, SD Ohio.
Daniel Goss. II, LIST no. Artillery
JOnathsn + Lum, A, tst MINI.
COrni Ella A Capler, +. Goth lad.
Henry Te ker, !, 18th Mich.
Andrew Justis, y, Ills X Artillery.
Joseph Herd, employee.
NJ Caselwen .
Simon BoDy, z, seth Ohio.
Th0Inss Frsnkin, r, l0lst L 8 cololed
Hudson bGaz, resrHit, 52d III.
Hm Msybery, II, lst III.
Joseph Williams, employee, (eolored.l
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Only 8 few dozen more left, of those
cheap Linen Handkerchief ct Came
ron, Grier & Cos.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS F.!
We HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
SoIdisrs' Certificate.
roa TIE UsR OF soLDIERs.


Isis printed in four eoloTs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless nu1noeEsinto Dixie, win drums
beating, eoloTs flying, etc. A blank lins Is
left Tor the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Rsgiment and Ofscsrs; siae 1871. The
cerfifeats ls enclosed IN q paateooard tube,
and can be sent 10 any part Of The country
without injury; and The soldier AFTER nliing
up the blank lines, can put it 6aoE n The
tube and RENAL il 70 his friends, snd they
viii get it framed and preserve il Is re-
fnembranca.
The deuend for this corti6eEts ia enor-
nous. yet from our enlarged facilities fog
Publishing, we are sbie 70 keep constant
supply and viii hli ell orders promptly.
Price So Csnts. Gent BY mail, prepaid.
N. RHODES / DO,
- Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents waztsd 70 EsI SEA above.
oekl-4m.
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives Hpe-
cia atteDton to tbs examination Of Titles 10 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lesse, snd Other
Legsl documents.
We deem Il Unnecessary. in this community, q
say t1st Mr.. Garrett is tbe bes examiner Of titles
and writer Of reeds il Tennessee. For twenty
yesrA ne was fixture" s. our Courthouse, twelve
Of which be served IS Register Of the county, by
election a. the hands OF the people His careful,
fslthfDl, aud exact manner Of doing business u
well known, snd we cheerfuly recommend him 70
eli those who nay have Ary thing N bis line to
transact MN
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable anouus Of Rssi Estate II register
ed OF chr books, and We cs8 sen Houses ang Lets
Ia Nashville ssd sabur5s ~ the bcst terms. Farms
in the naighborao0d Of Nashville for sale, Of ali
ssses and pi1css, Plantations 10 ysrOgs coupfte5 N
Middle 9ennessee. some Of them good Cotton
farms, Gcfssle. n "a
49,
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Rich. Rare and Racvl

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
N hand -omest woman in the world q peculiar
rich cO.oret photograph in oil. taken from / 10;
beautiful TO behold. This is really magnificent
picture; perfect gem. She is beBitchng heeu-
". Price fifty cents. Sent free by mail in sealed
circular enyelop, Address DAVIS & BRO,
noylS-lm BOX 1889 Post Office, Cincinnati o.
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Clear SEASONED Lumber

5000 Feet Clear IBeh White Pine
400 lseA and hal Witt Pine,
To ardse on The steamer Pha1foin aud foT sale 81
=. u. DlCEEY, Agent
hoEll-u Brad AMI ~ q sta,
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From LlttIe Rock.

Opera Flannels of every color at
Cameron, Grier & Co.'S
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Iasns nsgotiStsa At this 06sce Ssste, County
ana Railroad Bsnas; Bank, Bridge, and RAILROAD
Stoke sod - per order fTom customers
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The finest assortment of Calieoes in
Nashville at Cameron, Grier a Cos
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.COnfsderafe
Wanted.-Immediately

1.-TWO OooD Kcxperfonced Cooks sn,b
/ tao Wzisrs. - whom hs-n.i sssea Vii ~
For surshsr iusOr.naaoo 4pply as llis uass-
noFl1-u
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MELON 4 MURFREE srs prepared to puF
chase QaArtsrnlsster's Vouchers - reasonable
rates
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements srs such that sny aoft Of Cora
nsercia transsction 10 tie principal ESsieTn cites
cal b negoG.lsd and faithfully attended to.
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S. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Il prepared 70 take Fire and Marine risks in the
beet ofi2es Of the country. He is the authorized
Agent for the EtnA oE Hartford, the Manhattan,
Pbdonix snd Security Of New orleans, represent
ing siE millions OF Capital. War risks = or from
NASHVILLE taken, as well IS every species oE Inst
suFsncs.
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In the u s. Hospitals, NasGville, copied
from the Record Of w r. Cornelius, Coz
ey7sment Undertaken, No. 49 Church 81
for the soeek ending NOpsHsber l9A, 1864
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removed policeman and upou certorarf the Supreme
Court declared tho removal unlawful An appeal was
taken 70 the Court OF Appeals Judge Roosevelt said
the order OF removal was vsd Tor want Of jurs-
dlction. But although . nuiy In Itself, u Involves
sequeltly . proper subject OF review" In the
matter OF the application Of Henry W. Cooper TO
DC admitted an attorney and counsellor OF tho su.
poine court, winch was an appeal from an order OF
that court, 1t was held that the order was made IN
special proceeding aud that tho duty Of the Court
OF Appeals TO review the order These cases establish
think the rule that In all SPECIAL proceedings n which an
order made affecting substantial right the appeal must
be taken as provided By the CODE reference appeals
to the Court of Appeals except In the which by
express terms and not by implication 1t rs otherwise do
clared by statute. II may seem remark able that the
section All which declares that the second part
Of the Code shall not affect any special statutory remedy
not heretofore obtained by action already referred to-
was not considered In any OF the cited Rem
jamn vs.. BENJAMIN SUPRA and then incidentally and
only TO declare that the waiver OF Jury provided for in
the possession OF land. I not called upon
plain the II enough for me 10 discover the
manner in which the Court Of Appeals has exercised It's
jurisdiction In special proceedings kindred to the applca
ton TO compel the delivery OF books and papers, and
having done So and II appearing that writ OF error Is
not the mode established Is my duty to decide But
think It ncum me to say, in addition, that a
Judgment order compelling the delivery OF books and
papers 10 NOT special statutory remedy not heretofore
obtained by action Such Ia the judgment 10 proceedings
BY quo warranto which was and Is an action; I'D vol.
Revls ed Statutes $50 Original pagng) SECTIONS IS, 81,
taton that 1t not intended by tho Legislature
to except such proceedings from the operation OF the
Isaacs the Beth Hernedrash Society l9 N. Rep,
584 IN conflict with this view That decision upon
the ground that statute relating to arbitration provides
that writ OF error may be brought TO the pro-
ceedings OF the court confirming modifying the award
and that section All expressly exempts the statute from
the application of the provisions Of tho Code In reference
to the perfection OF appeals For the reasons assigned
and upon the authorities cited It ID my opinion that the
order OF the Supreme Court made the application
Messrs Allen Purser and Woodruff can only be reviewed
by appeal the Court OF Appeals under the provisions
OF the Code Of Procedure and that the second
OF the reator cannot be maintained The prisoner
therefore be remanded unless he deliver the bucks aud
papers mentioned in the warrant OF commitment, In
which he must be discharged.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The Cali for Militia.

The Ninetyninth regiment under command OF Colonel
John Mahony, will be mustered into United States
service today and after take its departure for
Washington. This is peculiarly Irish regiment, being
organized out OF the Phoenix brigade They are fine
body OF men.
HEADQUARTERS, NISrIY-SIyrH REGIMENT, N.Y.N.G.,l
July 10, 1864.
Company commandments are hereby notified that this
regiment will be assembled for the purpose of being in
spected and mustered on Wednesday, the goth inst at
ten O'Clock A. NJ at the armory No. l6 Crosby street.
whence they will Immediately proceed to Washington, 70
do garrison duty hundred days, 10 accordance
with orders from the Governor of this State.
q The muster rolls must be all CONF leted and turned
in 10 the Adutant Immediately, so to delay
and TO allow corrections to be made.
g. Cooked ratons and quarters furnished to all
cruts and recruiting parties.
T. Recruiting officers are hereby warned not to enlist
minors for this regiment Officers viii be held strictly
responsible for all issues made such rejected.
s. Company commandants will be particular in supply
ing each enlisted man who has family depending upon
him with certificate that the money allowed to SOL
diers' families can be obtained In their absence. by
Colonel JOHN oMAHoNY, Commanding regiment.
RICHARD NORRIS, Adjutant
The seventyseventh regiment expected TO get or yes
terday but, owing a delay in being mustered in, they
viii leave until this morning. Colonel Thomas Lynch
is in command.
GENERAL oRDERs-So. IL.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTY SEVENTH REGIMENT, Z
LAFAYETTE HALL, July 10, 1864.
The Seventy seventh regiment will leave to morrow
win be treated a dcserer and punished accordingly.
The regiment will leave at two O'Clock r. NJ BY order
or Colonel TiUS. LYNCH, Commanding.
j. B. BRADY, Sergeant Major.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. IL.
HrAporARrERs NlSErr-rnlRp n. q s. \. Y.,l
JEFFERSON MARKET July 10, 1864
Commandants OF companies will assemble their respec
tive commands accordance with company orders issued
this day precisely for muster into the United States SER
vice the Notifications OF Washington city for
hundred days. Commandments will report full
mands at the hour specified and will file their corrected
company rosters at these headquarters by twelve o'clock
precisely. BY order OF
W. r. W. CHAMBERS, Colonel Commanding.
JAMES II. ISGBRRoIL Adjutant
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CHATTER RI.

CHAPTER RI.
And he did many wonderful works, insomuch that ~
pronounced In many tongues.
And there came In unto him judith from the seAport
New Bedford who had been sick for years AND
days her pains gone she ept soundy ana M
rooice in eating her food .,....
Aud Asa which called Quakers IN the grss
city Of Philadelphia wrote epste saying 20 DrAs1.
accept thou mouev which scaed Green BACK ana hAu
picture OF Abraham thy friend end-ror yrrv
was weak exhansted and despondent ate bat uue ans
suffered paths and thv Plantation Buffers gave mo
health, hkened only unto the vigor OF youth" ,..
Aud upon such afflicted with Liver conpaInr
Sour Stomach, with General Debility and D.spepuo
pains all parts the land did these Btters produce a.
tonishng cures ...
those whoqe occupation gene-and the7 said many
hIngs aud trumpeed their dying
many papers -, urss.
Abraham the closer into Ora ke azG said rn
reminds VI a which Ia TO boys always seonS
the best trees BE Of good cheer Once In Sangamon county
even was blious"but the bursting OF shei from ne
direction OF Petersburg caused Abraham 70 travel te
fas and No only sad send bottle OF Plantation BIZ
ters for nave not time have lost his story
But Drake hourisheh like the bav treehs ROCKS
bear witness to hls skill and the fences hts wokA
that those who run read, aud need suffer who
will the Plantation Bittsrs
And the multitude with voics said. Explain unite
the Dephlc meaning OF g. r. 1850 4" But because Of
the people HIS could be heard and he
III
the crowd departed each with bottle Of Bissrs In
TER hands,
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TINS BLOCKADE RuNSERs.-A writer In the Toronto
Leader describes months sojourn at Nassau, with the
following allusion TO the blockade runners" Every
who has goods TO sell Ia driving brisk business All the
officers and mon board the steamers that run the
blockade paid very high wages and they invariably
invest large every trip they mako In the purchase
OF dry goods and trnkets presents 10 thor wives,
sisters aud sweethearts. The isgeet commercial house
In the city Ia that OF Hy Aldery Co., who u 10 COM
monty said there have made upwards OF two millions
steri ne aimee the commencement Of tho war;
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rHE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN.

The authorities have been diligently AZ work recently
N onlsting men, and three hundred and seventy
Ave have been secured the credit OF the next draft
Mauy more viii be enlisted before the time announced
will EXPIRE and 10 probable that At least one-ha II
not more, will be raised before draft takes placa
Volunteering always been successful in Brooklyn
than drafting.
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Price or Provisions in Macon, Georgia.
lErnm tina Richmond Sentinel lplY 1871

Bacon, So TO So 75 corn, $40 corn zeal $40 10 Sl2
syrup $40 to SIS sugar So to beef So to g 80 pork
81 per quart cucumbers 81 SO dozen squashes, 81
per dozen Irish potatoes 81 quart specKe peas, $40
per bushel blackberres 81 quart whortle berries
81 So eggs So per dozen chickens, 50 so to So each
pound fruittpeaChes onions $24 per bushel soul
lions e a grab.
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The Prize Ring.

John O. HERNAN's INJURIES ON THE SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY OF ENGLAND-MEDICAL EXAMINATION
or THE PUGILrsr AND HIS FRAME FOUND Dis
EAsRp-rHREE HUNDRED POUNDS AWARDED HIN
BY THE RAILWAY COMPANY.
london Judy 81 correspondence Of the Belfast News
Letter.l
Keenan, the pugiist OF tho persons Injured by
the late accident the Southwestern Railway near
Egham. He hassusained partial paralysis or the lower
limbs and injury the spne which for the present
prevent him from moving about The medical men who
have examined him do not however, think that his
frame is permanently injured but that with rest and
strict attention diet he may ultimately be restored to
enjoyable state OF health.
The examination Of his case however reveals the fact
that the magnificent anatomical structure which coca
stoned much admiration in the famous ring at Farm
ham become the prey disease and that all icea Of
the transatlantic champion resuming the calling OF an
athlete Is ont OF tho question.
Regard being had to this the friends OF the
.pugst have recommended him to .'settle his claim
for compensation against the railway company; and,
after careful investigation OF all the facts OF the case
the company have awarded him 1900. Heenan, who 10
described very simple minded, nofensive person,
has expressed himself satisfied. and when his health Is
sufficiently restored he intends 70 take a"beneap IN the
principal towns OF England and then proceed TO America
with the proceeds.
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Brooklyn Military Affairs.
THE FTFTY-srxTH REGIMENT,


II was expected that this regiment would depart for
Washington yesterday, the first from the Second mill.
ary division Of this state but appears that they could
not pase muster and hence the delay, which, pre-
sent Appearances may be permanent. Tho regiment
mustered on Fort Greene Sunday, and again on Mon
day, when six hundred men appeared in the ranks
Among them were number OF boys unit for service
which rejected by the mastering Officer and hence
the regiment could not be mustered into the service
appears however that the State law was complied WITH
and three hundred and twenty men, the minimum
CURED for militia regiment raised, and in the ranks
II, therefore, the regiment had been mustered IL would
have been found to be full and q good men, excu.
sve Of boys. The military authorities discouraged
with this result, and u not likely that may will make
much exeron TO oil mp the quota required under the late
call OF the President for for hundred
days.
FHE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN.
The recent call Of the President OF the United States
for has caused anxiety among our citi
zens and led 70 Inquiries as 10 how matters stood
iaton thereto The number DO raised in Kings county
IL 66e5, 70 be taken from tho wards. far the Third
Congressional district 10 concerned in the following
proportions
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Prizes Cashed in the loyal Havana
aud al legal zed lotteries.
ALECK CO., brokers.
No "a Pine street. H. T.
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HYATT. "a. H." D9pRls Strength L,ss

BALsAM-Rheumatism in rs most painful forms; also
scroua speas, heum pmpes, bloches old ucorss
sores of diseases Of the blood, mercuS
rial complaints debility. liver and kidneys. incipen: coz
suupton &C. cured BY this great purs1
her HYArT's "a. b. BALsAM has cured thousands .
these and similar diseases, and will most or
tanly which be reached by medicinc IL
taken In accordance with the directions
n B.-Chapge In prce.-Hyatts "A B." Lilo BAsam y
sold at 81 25 per bottle sir bottles 50 So Hyas LIZ
Baam sold drugg and others ~ 10 ccn0
per bottle dollar Principal depot 246 Grand street.
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AZ IL the Human Voice % II the
Charactcr Physs,ogy Of vocs-bass baritone tenor,
con!s,o, soprano, Nae and Female voiccs-what
the didersnces bow 10 Cultivate the Woes, Summarizing
Climate and the Rsces-Northsep and southerners
compared orsanie dasrsness quality hardness s9tt.ss
Development; Psuper Children; Thieves Phosographed
Right Position IL seep; Vanity, Self Praise; New Views %
PhysIognomy The F6ca; Signs Charactsr Love Of the
Eyes-in Phrsuolosica journal. August number. csns
FOWLER a WELLS, NJ
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At f53 Broadway, below Grand. GOur.
AUDS depot be had the Italian Mcdicated Soap 10
tan. freckes eruptonA sunburns, redness saow.
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A BAD Breath.-Hlow Many Lovers nc
has separassdbow many friends fer ever parted. To
FLowBKB a. . dsntifrcs night and morning. ru also
bsautnes The crmplsxion. Prizes 70 osns For sale b.
Ar,s0u
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Royal Havana LOttery.-55 per cent
premium paid for prizes, information furnished; tho
highest paid for Doubloops all kinds Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Twenty one cash per Id. will be paid for l00U0
Of good Fourdrnier Paper. Size, s2x46-.s lbs
,-.a~- Apply a. this office.
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Lottery Prizes Cashcd. Information
sent j. L. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. room 8, ~ Y
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only povfos1
dye Sold by all druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Prizes Casned I'm All Lcgwlfxed Lotto
res and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJANIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Union Prisoners In AndersOnvflle. Ca
[Erom the Macon journal and Messenger.l

The number is twenty seven thousand, and
has been almost daily increasing. An addition of nve
has recently been made to the enclosures hut even
with this it already too much crowded, and the COM
mandant Is endeavoring to receive no more The NOR
tally s considerable, being generally from hy 70 sixty
q day A strange state OF affairs seems to prevail
among them, wholly OF domestic character OF their
There has been thieving fighting and MURDERS and
to OF them from damage from the others,
about ninety have be kept outside the walls under
guard. II is said that several will be hung BIZ their
comrades for the murders committed.
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Lottery Tickets CAshed.-Informat ton
given, JOSEPH BATES. Broker II Wall st. room No j.
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A Tag for shipping wooden Ware,
liquors. groceries. dc. Strong but cheap. ~ MAUGERg
ll5 Chambers street.
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HiIPs Hair Dye, SO Cents; Black o.
Brown Tnaible Onguent Floralia Gloss Hair roalA
No. Barclay street. Sold everywhere.
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Omcsnl Circulars u, shelby College Lot
terry furnished by SIMMONS. ROGERS CO., New York
Pc Office.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all LeGaiized Lotteries,
and information given by ). CLUrE, Exchange oce 76
Broadway,
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Five war vessels were to leave Spain for the Pacific
during July.
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II You Want to Know, &C.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SBNSE,
book for curious people, and good book -
every one Price 81 So To be had 1t alf news epos
Contents n bles mailed free. Address
DR.. +. b. FOOTE, $50 broadway. New York
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Diseases OF tho Eye and Den Spe~
cially treated by Dr. CALDWELL "a Clinton place (EghsA
street,, fsom 9toh
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A. A. Refrigerators nj Less than Cost,
stE. d. BAssFORD'S Cooper institute Building. Come
one, all, sec for yourselves.
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Italy. So
Several prominent persons have been arrested at
Venice suspicion Of being connected Win the venetian
Committee.
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An 1nfallible Remedy for Gray HAIR
HOYTs Hiawatha HAIR Restorative, No 10 University
place, New York.