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THE Maxhr,a Omca.

The Ma y6r's once.
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS OF TELEGRAPH 0PE-
RAT0R8 AND BELL RrNGBRS.
Mayor Gunther yesterday devoted most Of the entire day
in removing and making appointments 10 those posi-
lions under his Immediate control Az the Mayor has
only tho appointment Of threo rs telegraph operators
and thrtysiK bell ringers. outside Of his ONCE there
was mmcnso rush for thcse Positions no receiving
over eight hundred applications for tho same
Mr. Gunther, II seems, decided that soon as ho was
duly inaugurated Mayor he would get through immo
datey with this unpleasant portion OF his duty. He
therefore issued orders Monday for all those whom no
intended TO favor with position report carly yesor
day morning at hts office This fact became known
friends and politicians Of tho various candidates
The Mayor had previous TO coming into Office, made
than those he had selected although somo Of hs most
intimate friends wero called in reQustiou. he detor.
mined TO mako clean sweep. and It will be seen from
the following hist of appointments how well no carrid out
The following the appointments made yesterday
Adolphus Berhart, Interpreter
FIRE TELEGRAPH oFTCB OPERATORS
Francis Owens, vice John r. Hopper Isaac O. SeiXas.
CITY Hat 7o,oer--f. A. wonenDsrg vice W T. Cromwell.
Esscs Market 70revlsaac kurgors0n, vice Jas NEVILLE
W. B. Bosh. vice Il. c. Miils.
Jefferson Market ro,cer-Philip Cadrcy. vice E. n Conk
liu; U. W. Wenmann, vice Alex. Gray
Unicn Market 7b,cs-Jas WiInot. vice JAZZ o. JACKSON.
Toetu second Street ToscrPatrick FeenoY transferred
thirty a issrd Street rOyer-Adam Ealer. vice William
Rodgers; p H. Waters, vice Vim. 81. Mitchell.
:, AeOrsgal Stree 7Osse,-csotge wiebe!t. viee C. \.
Yoeman Peter Miller yice VIM. Van Slckies; James L.
Van Vert vice VIM. c. Rodgers. -. ~.
Moa,na Norris To,csr-Janes AcCusker vice A. j. Hop
per.
Marion Street 7o,oer-Mchae Eicheit. vice IAyborn.
Pos. Office To,qr-C.N Yoemau freappoinedl viee 8.
B. Sutton; John Reitsr, vice c. Downey.
YoYkpilie To,ceY-Rcard Ebbett, vice VIM Banham Jr.
Washington Market ToUer-Euoch Smith, vice VIM. T.
Brewer Charles Parkes vice j. Costa: Andrew Kelly,
vice II. Mcbride.
Not Satio~ed-Joseph Hartman, vice D. n. Heam-
stoad Henry Jacobi. vice J. STOPPER Thos McCauley,
vice j. B. Hunt.
D. N. Barns late Recording Clerk to tbs Mayor has
aianed his position.
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twenty mitIiOB OF the long promiseu uVe per
cent interest bearing Treasury notes, being an
iustaiment on the fifty millions due the banks of
New York. Philadelphia and Boston, arrived at
the Sub Treasury in this city to-day, and about
nine millions more are expected tomorrow. The
notes are of the denominations Of 500, $500 and
81 900. They are dated December |, and bear in
terest from that day.
The aggregate value of the exports of produce
and merchandise. exclusive Of specie, from this
port during the past week was 81, 9l6,59s.
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Upham's Hair Dye.
ONLY 6O CRNTS A nor


Gray, Red or FaKen Hair be changed IN few
eonds V . natural Black or Brown by using UPHAaS
LIQUID HAIR DYE the best aad cheapest a world
Zach box OF Uphams Hair Dye warranted 20 contain
others sell 81 TRY IA RS the
gloss OF the most delicate hair Sold by H. KRONER aOs
Chestnut street Philadelphia and bv all respectable drug
g~s the United States and Brtish Provinces AJAX for
"Upham's, Hair Dye" and take other New York
agency, He,mbod's Drug and Chemical Warehouse. col
Broadway
wheeler u wilson's SewIng Machines
supAied At the Up TOWN DEP0r-undor the mausgemc
OF Euis-9D Broadway, corner Twenty second street
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MONDAY, Jan. 4, Is64.-Hs Honor Judge Hughes this
lay appeared and took his seat On the bench.
ike demurrer having been filed In the causes OF
Robert Tucker ct al VS.. Tho United states; OK 3 II
Ecoll Co. va The United States and Of Spies, Christ
Co vs. The United States, the said were this
day argued 90 demurrer % John Ely Esq and NJ Y. u.
Wiicoxson Esq "a counsel for the claimants respectfully
epresented by them.
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The Rc-enlistmont OF Veterans.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
By the enclosed resolution of the SUPERVISORY commit
tee adopted to-day will be that the county bounty
will be paid to all veteran volunteers who reenlist and
whose torn of service expire at any time during this
year. Yours, &C., G. DEAN.
NEw York. Jan. 6, 1884.
Resolved, That the County Volunteer Committee will
pay the Of three hundred dollars the county bounty
20 soldiers In the United States army whose torn OF
service expires before the 3lst day OF December
1884, and who may BIO enlisted for the term Of three
years or during the war; provided such men shall be
credited part the quota Of the county New York.
the draft ordered by the President in his proclamation
for January 1884, ana in the numbers exceed Our
quota the shall be credited to this county any
future call Of the President and further provided that
the re-enlisted shall be credited said quota
equal numbers 10 each Of the Congressional districts in
said county. ORlSON BLUNT,
Chairman County Volunteer Committee.
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The Department Of CATO. -,

The head laarte.s Of the Department D 0do wa be 70
moved 20 Lex bgt9l tomorrow
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House OF Representatives.


Mr. sms, (rep.) Of Ky, introduced bill, which was
referred providing for the payment Of the bounty and
pensions for soldiers called out in the Departments OF
Ohio and Kentucky
MESSAGE FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BouSTIss
message wss received the President, earnestly
recommending the law be modified that the boun
Ties recently suspended may be continued at least s
The message was referred TO the Committee Military
Affairs.
The STALKER laid before the House message from
che President enclosing report to the result OF the
convention with Peru for the settlement OF claims ana
recommending appropriation to meet the awards
Referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
INDEMNITY FOR LOSSES THE WAR
10 os sSs e sn and d
tructon property belonging 70 loyal citizens and for
damages thereto by the troops Of the United States
pncaARGED SOLDIERS BouxnEs.
Mr. HA.EsoFos, lopp Of Ind, gave notice o. the s in
ss 70 nso The United service
and who have been honorably discharged, and have
served for period less than three years.
nm GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL AGENT.
On notioa Of Mr.. ooysorn, (opp) Of Pa the iolow-
tng resolution was Adopted
Cd g sspsf al: Seuss sSs q
say % he
oompen saon therefor; also whether said ser.
ABDUCTION OF THE DUTY ON COAL.
On motion Of Mr.. CuaNsR, (opp) Of N T.. the follow.
TIA. ne So%msss Way: and Mean: 30 In
& support the and pay The interest On
s q: g Il s:Ss q e sS sn
RArzAt or IN. COAL I. AND PArxn DUTIES
p q n sSs S q rspe a.
coal and paper and paper envelopes.
Tho bill was referred to the Committee on Ways and
RAILROAD Bxrwrs NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
Mr.. BRAmson. (repl Of Conn.,, asked leave 70 intro
duce resolution providing for select committee 70 ex
anime into The expedency Of establishing new route ior
fngton:
GALLERY on srAfuARy.
Mr.. MoRxL, (rop) Of w., asked leave 10 introduce
resolution nsructing the Committee Public Buildings
Ss @ % gallery G
Intended 70 Introduce bin at the earliest moment for
removing the seat OF government from this barren and
Tho House was called. No quorum (only eighty six
mcmbers) being present the House adjourned.
Supreme Court OF the United states.
MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1s64.-Nos. 20 and ". The Orient
Mutual Insurance Company plaintiff IN error Va John
Wright use &C., and The Sun Mutual Insurance Com.
reny plaintiff n'error, John s. Wright, use, &c. Er.
rors 10 the Circuit Court OF the United States the Dist
srct OF Maryland. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the
opinion OF the Court Affirming tho Judgments OF tho sad
circuit Court In causes with and interest
No OIL Anthony Van Dorm, plaintiff in error, VS.. Wyl-
states for the District Court q Iowa. This Of error
wac affirmed, with costs and ton per cent damages
No 90 Albcrtus spain ct al; appellants vs. Robert
Brent administrator Of james Hamilton u al The argu
mont OF this was commenced by Mr. bradley for
the appellants.
United States Court OF Claims.
MONDAY, Jan. 4, Isoi.-Hs Honor Judge Hughes this
Jay appeared and took his seat On the bench. .
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Navigation OF the Ohio River.
CtrcrssAu, Jan. 9, 1904
The river here ia run Of noaIing Navigation "a sus
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.


TUESDAY. Jan. 6-6P N.
There was al improved feeling at the first meet.
ing Of cAe Stock Exchange tais morning and the
shsves Of nearly every conspsHy represented on
tho dat advanced. As compared with tho sales at
the FIRST board yesterday Erie KailSQad went up
u. New York Central u. Hudson River 4.
Illinois Central scrip ~ Cleveland and Toledo 2.
Fort Wayne }. Chicago and Rock Island q, Ceve-
land and PitssSurg ~. and other stocke rose from
ITO x per cent Chicago and Rock Island fssl'
road shares Sold. as high a. 129 against LIT one
week sgo-s, clear riss Of IL per cent; at tho
second board saIcs were made u higher thsm the
above 6gnre; but that price could not be main
tsined and the fraction dropped of, after which
time contracts. sellers option, we're entered into
at 1891. The closing quotations. of stocks shows
that the advanced the morning was not fully sus
tanned although the market was quite steady.
The quotations at the gold board to-day were
AZ follows
a. ~ X A n
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MRS. .. A. Aliens World Hair Restorcr
and zylobasamum Worlds Hair Dressing arc une9ualed
for restoring invigorans beautyine and drsssng the
hair quickly cleansing the scalp arrcsng the TALL and i'm.
parting healthy and natural color TO the hair They never
fail 70 restore gray hair 70 ts original 70
Dressing imparts 70 the hair most delightful fragrance.
.au sc !as SksTSkSs sErEopgSEsss rr,vrvs
Mauger's Direction Labels and Tags;
Dennsons Merchandise Tags Patent Direction Lebes;
Fsys Patent Hook Tags; Gum Tickets, &c. hNICToR e.
MAUGKRS. fl5 Chambers street.
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers,
Don't fail 10 procure MRS wfssLows SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Incident to the period Of cshns
children. II relieves the child from pain. wind coic
regulates the bowels and By giving relief and health to the
child. gives res, 70 the mother. twenty-five cen bottle
Mrs. M. q. brown, Metaphysical PhT-
scian Professor the Eye Ear and Throat viii be NJ her
once Bond street. every day this week until Friday, A.
two O'Clock. 0dhce hours from eight A. NJ until str r.
r NJ Until eight n for those who csnno. attend
IN the day see certificates OF remarkable elsewhere
8. T.-IsGO.-x.
We VIII pay 81 par dofen Tor all Plantation Bitter Bo.lss
dsiyersd Msnufsc'ory, LOS Liberty street. 10 gsoi
BSWARR or COUNTERFEIT sruFs, IN REPrLtRD
Any person pretending % sell fisn,aon Bi,iers By aa
gallon or IA blk, IL an fmpostor and swindler - . -
sRS THAT kvERY BOTTLE has OUR PRIVATE GOV
EMINENT sTAkp oVsE TIE VDhh On
wheeler a. yisson's IIIgSesS Premium
Losa B'i.ob Sewing hsosiacs. sCce 0O6 Essadas
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The Ukase OF Fashion With Tasteful
the world OF fashion selected the Extract
Of the NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs from oil the per
notable sorce supper party winter 10 whch
PHALOk SON.
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Tho trustcea OF st. Patrcks Cathedral tho managers
OF tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and humber Of
eminent clergymen 10 attendance and aided tho
Vicar General carrying out she details Of the funeral
Tho Cathedral will DO open to-day, and ttosapds will
avail themselves OF the opportunity 10 500 the body.
The Knights OF st. Patrick will be present 10 carriages
wearing their badges draped In mourning They will
assemble at W. K. Roberto 252 Bowery. bc,oe
thu nrOceasiOu atarta
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Omcsel Drawings or tho Library AssO-
citation Company Lottery Of Kentacky; -.
EXTRA GLASS 6O3-Jan o. 1854
go, 80, IL, rs, s.. 81. 70. 22. so, 20, "a, IT.
GLASS 60k-JAn. 9. 1864.
H. 46, Sc, co. o. A. IL, S. 81, SO, 81, 81, 62. 60
Circulars sent by addressing
FRANCE. KaLIS 4 CO. Managers. 0oviugton. ~.
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Address 70 SmOkers.-POilak & Son,
MeerschauM manufacturers 8J Broome etrest the
BoweRy keep q stock on hand
BatChel0r's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable. instantancoua The ONLY por-
foot dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Bsscsy street
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Prizes Cashea and Inform aeioa Fur.
nished In oil legaized lotteries:
ALECK a CO.. Brokers. 70 Pine street
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Prizes Cashod In All I.cGalixed Let.
teres. In(ormatou given.
JOSRpH BATES. Broker. II Wall street. room I.
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OmCt0I Dr0Wt0Gs OF Murray, Eddy q
Go. " kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KEsruokY. ExrEA CLASS iOs-Iap. 1854
KENTUCKY. OLAs, lOi-JAn. 8. 1884
2, 81. 81, co. SO. IL G5. &C. 70. IT, ~. 50. %. 46
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing eher to
MURRAY. EDDY co..
Covtngton, Ky. Or ST. Louis No.
OhiciaI DrawinGs Of tho Shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
RxTRA CLASS 7-JAn. g. 1861
SO, 81, 10, 68, IA, IS, 40. IS, 10, u, So, Ct.
CLASS SIAN. 8. 1864.
Is, 3, 20, o. "a, 80, A. 76, 2. 60, H. %, 49, AZ.
o"'0-'' -'. = T. r. SIMMONS 4 co.
Successors o John A.. M0rria a Co.
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Prices Dashed I'm Ala Legal Lotterles.-
Prompt and reliable information given O sent.
J. B. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. n z.

. AN EleIant and Chea Art tcie. Healthy
and durabls. .ORONDAL'e PATENT PREPARED CORK
srUryIEQ large assortment Of Mattresses and Fusn
Deriving Pillows and Seats Saving Pads &C. constantly
hand and orders filled ~ the shortest notice at No Od
Broadway 1O6.
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SECOND BOARD.

400 Chicago & kWRR
600 Chioago6AltonRR
200 Miss n Mo RR.
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Grover q Baker's Celebrated Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines sale, 935 Broadway
Twenty second Also Machine Sewing OF every do
uerfptiou done d
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All Those Afflicted witch Rheum atism
and piles will nud great relief aud comfort from using
CR0MDAL6 PATENT PREPARED CORK Stuffed MAT
resses and Seats Call and cKsmine the article No T6
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Lyons Period ic Al Drops-The Great Fee
male Regulator-are sold by all druggss rrice VI per
bottia.
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A neauttfat Observation-Disclosures Bloom
Youth Liquid Pearl Tor preserving and identifying
complexion and ska. AS Broadway. aud druggists every
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And every disease or Eye and Ear requiring eItha
medical surgical aid attended TO By Dr. vOr Essen
BERG at his consulting rooms SIS Broadway near Tweh
street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Some weeks ago
mention was made of the robbery Of
the shop of Mr. John Vogel, Merehal
Tailor, Cherry street. near Bro, 4
Yesterday Mr. Vogel, who has been
closely on the watch ever since, dis
covered one Of his stolen coats upon
the back of one Jack Cunningham
who has done the State some service in
the Penitentiary,-and had him ar
rested. immediately after the arrest,
Marshal Steele proceeded TO the loard-
ing house of Cunningham, on Front
street below Broad, to overhaul b
baggage; but Jack had found means
70 have il removed. HIS trunk WIS
subsequently, however, fouAd in the
CELLAR Of Tai Moore, on Market street,
and carried to the Recorders Office,
where it was opened and a large guam
tity Of tho stolen goods found and
identified by Mr. Vogel Jack witnessed
the operation with the non ehalnes Of q
hardened sinner
Mr. Jerry Collins, Transportat on
Clerk on the Levee, "a government en-
ployee,) having on enc of the stolen
neck ties, was also arrested lie pre-
tested his innocence Of any crime
having merely purchased the neck tie
Of cunningham-but when subjected
70 a search, silver watch was discover
ed in his left boot Jerry rather wilted
after this disclosure; bat nothing fur
ther happened to unsettle his nerves.
The affair wiz be fully Investigated
before Recorder Shane
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A WML-NERITED CoNPLINEST-Mr W.
Il. Cornelius, the Government Under
taker, has, in addition 20 his Office here,
branches at Murfrecsboro, Tullahoma,
Stevenson, Chattanooga, and other
points lie employs a considerable
number of agents and clerks, and his
intercourse with them has ever been Of
the most pleasant and agreeable char
actor. The employer and the employ
ed, consequently, entertain for each
other deep and genuine regard. The
clerks and agents recently determined
to present Mr.. Cornelius with a test.
monial Of their sentiments towards him
Keeping the matter a secret amongst
themselves, they purchased a magnif
cent saddle, bride, martingale, blanket
and goid-headed riding whip, and yes
terday, summoning him to their pres
erce, the gift was rendered him, through
Mr.. John n. Tardif, who addressed
him as follows:
Mr. CORNELIUS Allow nae, on behalf
Of employees Of this establishment, to
present you with this horse equipage
Feeling that we ought, in some man
ner, to manifest our appreciation of the
uniform kindness aud courtesy VIII. on
you have, on all occasions, shown US :;
and knowing that such a testimonial
would be priced not for its intrinsic
value, but for the sentiment it embod-
led, we do not hesitate to offer il Ac-
cept it, and be assured that we fully
recip o ate your confidence and esteem.
Mag success continue TO attend you, and
IOng life of happiness reward your
unIiring energy and industry And,
Wishing YOU a safe seat and pleasant
ri 6, permit me to express the pl sasure
Il has given me, as an individual, to
represent my colleagues on this occas-
ion
5fr. CORNELIUS was taken altogether
by surprise. He could not give ora
utterance to his feelings. Subsequently
he addressed lis friends and employees
the following appropriate note:
GENTLEMEN: Your handsome. and TO
me invaluable present is accepted.
Should / fail short in any expression of
gratitude, you will attribute it to the
weakness Of human nature. l will tai Q
occasion to say that this is the proudesJ
day of my life, realizing as I do that
you entertain for me so much regard
You have beenwiih me during o remark
able period; and engaged in a business
in many respects very unpleasant
subject to demands upon you in the
most uniavorable weather; to contacts
with foul and contagious diseases, thus
risking health and life; and some of
you at times deprived Of the common
est necessaries of life You have dis
charged your duty faithfully and with
out a murmur; and / am grateful TO
and honor you for it. The earnest wish
and desire of my heart is that the path
OF each and every one Of you may from
this day brighten, and thst you may
live TO enjoy contented and happy old
age
In conclusion, thank you gentle
men, for your handsome present, and
your representative for the kind terms
in which he offered IT,
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SwINDLER CArTUGfD.-Some days since,
a young man named VIM Wharton, in
the employ of D. c. Porter & Co, of this
city, was arrested on a charge Of rol =
bling his employers, but was released
for some reason, and allowed to leave.
On Thursday last, he went to Louisville,
TO friend Of Mr. Porters and inform
ed him that he was going east to buy
goods for the firm, and on the strength
Of il, obtained some money as a loan.
The fraud was soon discovered. and he
Wharton, was arrested by officer n
Gallagher who started with the culpril
for this city, yesterday morning.
When about ten miles from here, last
evening, Wharton jumped from the
cars, while under full Roadway, and
made for the woods Gallagher imme-
diately leaped after him, but sprained
his ankle so badly that he could not
walk. The train was Immediately
checked Up, and Capt Rose Falwell
the military conductor started in pur-
suit, overlook the fugitive, after long
race, and brought him back BE was
lodged in the workhouse, TO await an
examination
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A SUPERIOR REMEDT.-We can eonscien-
tiously recommend 70 those suffering from
a distressing cough, DR.. StricklauG's Mellif-
luous Cough Balssm. Il gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreea-
bic 10 the taste. There is no doubt bat the
MeliiAuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
preparations IN use, and is all that IL pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tired il du-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most dressing cough. Il is prepared b.
Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale By Druggists,
al 90 cents per bottle.
ap 2Q-f sa su-iy
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Dr.. KIsG's DIsPEysAgY FOR Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, IN
1923, removed to Louisville in 1854, and %
Nashville in 1853. More cures have been
performed at this Dispensary than st any
one Of the same character in the United
States. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do well 70 call at this Dis
peusary. Persons al a distance, who are
unable to call il person, may have their
cases treated By giving the symptoms, &c,
BY letter See advertisement in another
column. All business OF the Office strictly
private. may :
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The readers attention Is directed 20
the advertisement Of MrsuTT's PnoTo-
GRAPH galley which viii be found in
this mornings UNION The weather is
fine now for taking photographs, and as
the galleries are not overrun as they
were recently, it is g favorable time for
those who wish pictures carefully and
skillfully taken Nr Merritt is a great
fayorite, and has done q vast quantity
Of work during the past year, giving
his customers satisfaction. Ills gallery
Is large and pleasant; and supplied
with competent artists
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AMERICAN BAPTIST HONE Mission Sc
c1Err-Rev. J.. T. Westover, Agent OF
the American Baptist Home MissiC n
Society, will preach in the Representa-
tive Hall, State Capitol, to-day Ser
vices TO commence at l0k o'clock,
Az Members of Baptist Churches and
others, loyal 70 the Government of the
United States and friendly TO the OBJ
jects Of the aforesaid Mission Society,
whether permanent or temporary resi-
dents Of this city, are cordially invited
70 attend the morning services Also,
10 meet at the same place al 3o'clock,
P n, for the purpose Of a free confer
enee and interchange Of views relative
70 our denominAtional affairs in Tennss-
see
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NEW TnEATRE-At this establishment
the attractions are Miss Charlotte
Thompson, and new members Of the
stock company. The entertainments
tomorrow night are the Lady Of
Lyons" and Sketches in India" Miss
Thompson plays Pauline; Mr. Bates
Claude.
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TsEATRE-The talented young TRACE
dian, Edwin Adams, a great favorite
here, has been engaged, and viii appear
at the Old Theatre tomorrow evening.
He begins his engagement with Rover
the chief part in the drama of "Wild
Oats a character in which he is per
haps without an equal The "Swiss
Cottage closes the bill.