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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-11
10 Strangers and Citizens.

VIZ do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night :" nor do
We, in offering our services TO the invalid
desire to recommend Ourself in preference
to other equally well stablished and ex-
Perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men,
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any t0onder-
fast secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PGlliatiUes as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prae-
tice Of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of 1selo remedies, or req
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary to perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public TO our general adj
vertisement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning till 9
at night. L. L. COLEMAN, NJ. =.
81 North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.
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Pearl MluIatures-A Card.

We see a Card in this paper, signed A. s.
Morse, stating that he was the first % in
troduce the shove style Of PortraitUre in
this eity-carefully evading the fact that
he engaged ME 10 teach his gallery the
process-and that the "Pearl MinistuFe"
was named by me, thereby giving the pub
lie the idea that the production was his.
Similar pictures were made several years
ago, but could not be worked successfully.
The special formula I published and sold,
or rather gave the said Morse the did not
pay according to agreement) does the work
right. So much for his falsehOod, and "try-
ing to deceive the public"
When making the pictures in his gallery,
/ noticed the public generally liked the
plain or slightly colored prints much better
than a great many Of his water color dsabs.
He knows, OF should know, that an unyar
nished cOlodion film Is not as permanent as
one vanished The public can appreciate
who is the humbug and "trying TO deceive"
THOs. J. SWEENEY,
Photographs Metropolitan Gallery.
A. S. NJ. is not only "trying to deceive
the public" in regard to the Pearl Nina
ture, but also iE exhibiting a. specimens
pictures made in New York. The large
colorsd Photographs we're good when plain,
but are spoiled By his hslf-hedged artist.
Look at specimens Of work st his door ;
then call ct the Metropolitan Gallery, So
College streets opposite First National Bank.
J. II. YAK sTAyoKES,
march4-tf Proprietor.
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Ma. VAN srAvoKrx

Nh. VAN STAvoREN
To stop all gasconade on your part pro-
pose the following tests
500 that Sweeney, the self-styled " in
ventOr," never invented or made any i'm
provements in the Pearl or Porcelain pic
lures.
500 that you have photographs in your
gallery as specimens that you or your artist
never made.
$I00 forfeit that you have photograph
on exhibition ct your door Of Gen. Thomas,
the original negative Of which was made at
the Gallery of the Cumberland.
will forfeit 800 that if one Of the ed
itors of this paper will sit the same day at
your gallery and mine, the Pearl picture al
your gallery to be made by the selfstyled
Inventor" and eolOred in your dry am
brotype style, the pearl picture at my gal
lery 70 DC made by my pearl operator and
colOred by my artist, that l make the best
finished picture to be decided by COM
mittee Of thre 9 or by the public generally
by putting them together on exhibition.
A. s. NOEsE,
Gallery of the Cumberland, Is Cedar Of.
msr9-tf.
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THoNhs JETFERsoS.-An individual boast
ing this honored name was before the Re-
corder on Thursday. In answer 10 ques-
ton he solemnly asserted that be had never
been President Of these United States. He
lie about four feet two in height, and looks
too innocent to have the gumption to pinch
the tail Of donkey. But JET has g mis-
chieviouS devil within, and be was proved
to be constant wife whipper, and TO have
lately praoticed bis hand occasionally by
h" licking" his wife's sister. This was carry
ing connubial principles too far, and the
little man with tho great name had fine
10 pay.
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THr CLorHfxs TEADs.-Harper's Weekly
for February sSth has beautiful engraving
Of Spring and Summer Fashions Tor 1865,
furnished by Messrs. Carter, Kirkland /
Co., manufacturers and jobbers of Clothing,
No. S4e Broadway, New York.
The engraving represents some Of the
styles which that entsrprising hoase have
projected for their spring jObbing business.
The comments Of the Weekly upon the
Clothing Trade, which follow the plate
will be found interesting, and we give them
for the benefit Of our readers:
4Ko better evidence can be afforded o.
the stability and confidence Of the eouhSr!
during a prolonged war than the s.eadys
ouiet progress Of the various branches u
Industry and trade. The clothing trade
has participsfed to the fullest extent N the
general activity.
+" The wholesale clothing business rests
upon q permanent and enduring basis m
teIligent capitalists have SO deFeioPe0 -
that il now occupies the hrst business rAhA
wing in importance with any OF the great
commercial or industrial interests Of the
age. But is successful prosecution re-
auires q peculiar combination OF talent
Long experience in the trade, thorough
knoSledSe of the wants and tastes Of tie
public, skill in designing the patterns,
snd rsre busines talents are indispensably
necessary 70 success; and to these must
be added large capital. Messrs. Carter,
Kirkland 4 c., have every department. o.
the business under the s.rietest supervision,
and such confidence and satisfaction IS felt
in their producsiOds that she most fastidious
ind Ihen Is elegant and seryice2ble ss the
best cusiom-Work. A variety Of cir
cumstarees conspire to vary the fash
/ lns Of succeeding seasons, but generally
every new year marks an improvement.
The styles for 1866, which We instance
will be found lar more acceptable, IN SIM
plicity and elegance, 70 The public tnen
those OF previous years. The same i'm
provemeDt mey slso DC seen IA 1ae hatS-
rails made up BY responsible houses. 30
much taste would be uselessiy bestowed
upon aimsy fabrics. The same Judgment
which Inpels the clothiers 70 design supe-
rior pGttsrs suggests tbs embodiment Of
them In fine and durable cloths.
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municstiou are very limited and uncertain
aud it is our policy rot 10 make any i'm.
provement for them. We hope this cOndi.
ton Of affairs will be changed soon, Is to
enable as to dispense with this reluctsnc-
All our information thus far is Of an en-.
.eouraging character.
The following is from the Richmond Dis.
patch; All remains quiet along the line
though yesterday was the fourth day Of
consecutive dry weather, still Grant does
not carry out the thrsatehed scout on The
sOuthside railroad. From the tops Of the
obserVatories that he has cree ed on Hatch
er's run his signal corps takes daily obser-
vatiOns Of ali that passes in our camps,
which is much.
We have every day fresh nstallments Of
rumors ] n relation 10 Sherman, his moves
are unknown.
All quiet in the Shenandoah Valley.
NEW YcRK, March IO.-By the arrival OF
the Dudley Buck, which left Newbern on
the 9th, we learn that up to the 4th warm
showers had been falling for week, max
ing the roads bad, bat it cleared of on Sat
urdsy night.
The enemy has felled great number Of
trees across the roads leading from New
bern to Kingston.
Refugees state that Fayetteville, North
Caroline, was in our hands Last week, and
Sherman within 90 miles Of Raleigh.
Rebel soldiers were deserving in eompa-
MES and in some cases by regiments, and
some were returning to their homes.
The people pay bat little attention to the
proclamation of Governor Vance calling
them to arms, aud in the m,at places in
North Carolina they go forth 70 meet sher-
man with words of welcome, and are not
particular about putting Their stock out of
his reach. CONSERVATION prevails among
the negroes in South Carolina, since the
talk that they are to be conseripted in the
army. Rebels are now gathering them up.
A strong indignation exists among the con-
servatiFe shareholders. Some are srming
their slaves, in order that they may be able
to defy the rebels, and thus retain the
services Of those who exhibited reluctance
to 6ght FOR their masters rather than for
the COnfedsrsteS. A great number of ne
groes are..hoeking to Shermsn's army.
NEW YORK, March I0.-The rebel Major
General Whitney died at Governer's Island
Today,
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STRANGE EFFEcT OF THE FLo0D.-Among
the cases before the Recorder on Thursday
was a dusky quadroon, round faced and
we'll featured, with q cOuntenanee radiant
with smiles, and jocund with dimPles. She
rejoices in the name Of Eettie, and was ac-
cused Of street walking. She said she
cooked and washed, but the food had COW
cred the place where she used to work, and
she had been driven TO the street. Poor
Nettle il her face was \ true index, she
deserves better fate. She was ordered a
punishment that we fear will not bring her
in a stock Of Christian grsees,
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ARETvKD.
Nellie ssyers from 81. Louis.
Ontario, from Wabash River.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, for Louisville.
Kate Kearnsy, foT ST. Louis.
ArmAdillo, for Cincinnati.
Gipsey, for smithland.
The river is falling and is now Eve inch
below the highest point. The change is
probably the result Of the Geld freezing
weather that has prevailed since Thursday
night The highest point was within two
feet Of the rise Of 1864.
A deck hand fell into the river yesterday,
while rolling hay from the Knton, bat
luckily the depth was not great At the spot
and he only got very wet.
The handsome boat Cleons is up for Gin
einnsti, for which place she starts at Eve
o'clock this evening. Capt. SOntag and
Clerk Bower are officers who will attend
vel to their passengers. Malin & Son
agents.
The convenient and swift running Lilly
leaves 81 noon to-day for St Louis. Capt.
Duaer does the honorable. He isa popa-
lar and experienced officer, and under his
care Passengers viii enjoy Their trip. Malin
a Son ogents.
The Ohio is falling and has passed its
highest point.
The Csroliae sHd the Emma Floyd left
Cincinnati Tor Memphis on Tuesday last.
At St. Louis the Mississippi was at
s'And on Thursday, and was two or three
inches higher than the high water Of 1861,
and seven feet below That Of 1917.
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NEV TzEATRE.-Those who have taste
Tor the drama in its true sense, as an art
displaying existing society, As seen with
tie eye Of the poet, and developed by the
pen Of gsnious, should not fail 10 see the
Warren troupe. We have pleasure in cali
ing attention TO them. To-nigh. the great
play Of "All is not Gold that Glitters, :" will
be performed. The fns comedy Of ssweet-
hearts and Wives" will conclude the p.r.
fOrnsnes which viii please every man Of
taste and judgment.
We have heard great many admirers Of
Mr.. Warren express the wish TO see him in
The Silver Spoon" during his engage
nsnt here. We desire ourselves to see
him in that piece and hope that be viii
produce it during his present engagement.
It is peculiarly adapted 10 this locality at
present.
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OLD THEATKE.-A great Saturday nights
bill is presented at this house to night, be-
ing for the benefit Of Frank Drew. The
grand equestrian burletta Of MsEepPa will
be performed, and the ever popular Jack
Sheppard. Drew becomes more q favor
lie the more he 10 seen. Whim, oddly,
and eccentrieity are all queerly conoen-
trated IN his performances.
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MASQUERADE B4LL.-The "Thalis" viii /,
on Monday evening next, give a grand
masquerade ball, the FIRST they have given
this season. Our young citizens may reckon
on one Of the most agreeable evenings ever
sajoyed in Nashville. With the ladies il
yill prove an attraction unparalleled. All
binds Of characters will be assumed, and
the society will present two valuable Pri-
les, one TO lady and one to gentleman,
those representing the best character
Mosques present on the occasion. The COM
potion will add greatly 10 the enjoyment.
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The hearts Of msny will be made glad to
hear that TOtten's recent selection Of choice
Groceries, wines, &c, while IN New York,
have Just arrived at his store, No. % Col
lege street. He invites ali TO call and ex-
anime his Desieated Vegetables, Green
Peas and Corn, Stewart's Candies, Jellies,
Gelatine, Roast Mests, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
maroh2-tf
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Better Late than Never" We can still
Gil limited number Of orders for CHn.5er-
land Coal, If sent Immediately to knight
Bros Office, at Driver 4 Browns, No. 80
West Public Square. Awake citizens, and
do nOt lose this only chance Of supplying
youself with the best Coal ever brought to
- this market.
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A EoRTBkEN ISvksTos.-Eashville has its
share in the suferings Of this war. Yester-
day morning General Frost, just in with
eager and nipping violence from the north,
seized the city with his white host, bound
every gutter with his chilly bonds, and i'm
prisoned the mud in hard confinement.
There was nothing hot or fiery in this bold
dssh-the city was seized in silence, in
way that was more than cool.
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Mr.. VAS sTAvOREN
Sir As the public viii peoceive, you
have He'd ingloriously from the field, not
daring 90 test the relative merits Of vour
and my Pearl Miniatures. Ast moor little
bum6ug, swesny, he must not expect that I
should pay any attention n his twsddle /:
especially as it has nothing to do with the
merits Of the controversy. ] therefora
withdraw my thumb and finger from tbe
nape Of his neck and allow him 10 drop into
the obscurity from which he emabated
Adieu Van Stsvoren. Adisu LITTLE sgeepv
A. s. MoEsE,
Gallery OF the Cumberland, p Cedar st.
n. B.-Forfeits still open any time you
can get up courage 10 make trial.
uaarf,--tf
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Fast RIDIxo.-In our thronged streets,
10 gallop horses through the Streets Is
crime, for il is endangering life. John May
and Clsy Singleton were charged before the
Recorder yesterday morning with racing in
the streets. May was fined, Singleton got
Of for want Of evidence.
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REcRUIrs.-In another place Col. Mussey
givss notice that recruiting for loyal States,
n States in rebellion, being no longer
authorized by law, ali recruiting for loyal
ststss in Georgia and Alabama must cease,
and substitute brokers viii not be allowed
40 procure substitutes from those States, or
from Tennessee, for drafted men in loyal
cf.to,
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A DRlvE.-Edward Jackson was subjected
to the Recorders discipline the other day,
for entering his room in the night druuk,
and proceeded 10 whip his sleeping fellow
iodger. The latter was 80 overcome with
this rough awakening, that he ran from the
house in his shirt, where be awaited the sd
vent Of cool reflection and 3 Waterman.
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If Won wish to End some hats which viii
-emiud you Of former days, call st Green
] Green's and see some pure Belly Beaver,
hey now have some which cannot be ex-
fsllsd, II equslled, At 4s College street.
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The stock of Cumberland Coal in this
market IS very small, whilst the demand is
great, aud only & limited number of fam
lilies can get supply. Therefore delay not
in sending your orders to knight Bros, at
Driver & Browns, on Public Square.
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Do not wait for cold weather 70 supply
yourself with Coal, as then there is always
rush. But send at once to knight Bros,
who will insure prompt delivery. Office at
Driver & Browns, No. 80 West side Public
Square.
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The young Ladies can find full line Of
Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, etc, and all
the old Ladies can End their nice small
Figured, Purple, Mourning and second
Mourning Goods, by calling without delay
at MeElwee's 4 Dillin's, Is Union street.
aw
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P.vrrcULlR.-M. @. Locke is to be ex-
smined before the Recorder this morning
on the charge Of stealing pair Of pants.
n. G. had forgotten that pant stealing is
3uxury, the legal enjoyment Of which is
eou6ued 70 married women.
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REMOVAL. The friends and patrons Of
9. Peach are informed that he has re-
owed his Plumbing Shop to No. Is Market
rect. next door TO Morris stratton's'
.hsre be is prepared to do anything in his
inc
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PoLlSBs YARIETiKs.-All who want the
healthful stimulant ofgsnial mirth and who
wish TO see FIRST rate combination Of skill,
taste, snd talent, should 60 to the varities
tonight.
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TAG oTFRA.-This establishment has got
up a bill tonight, that cannot be out done,
. genuine ssturdaynightsr. Eutsusiaatie
applause and every evidence Of delight is
nightly manifest at the opera
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McKESDEEE CzUEoH.-Preaching By the
Pastor, Rev. Wm. n. Norris, in the morn
ug at lex o'clock, and in the evening al
~ o'clock. Sunday School at 2 O'Clock q.
q. Seats free.
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c,.-v,xs-Twenty-ive whiskey cisterns
ere Yesterday required by the Recorder
4 1..t ont We dollars cash, either ia green
scks or labor, for the benefit Of the city.
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KvocyEp DovS.-On Thursday night al
o'clock. & soldier was knocked down oy
eus villain with 8 slung shot He was
adv hurt By heavy blew under the eye.
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Don't forget the sale at the Court House
Gate today by VIM. Matt. Brown & Co.
They sell livery stable on North Front
street, and a small frame house on South
Union.
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Let no one miss The opportunity Of Plr-
Ihasing cheap boots. shoes and na's g N0'
: North Market street.
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wmsrr Prrrr.-Isines Nose was arrested
Bd 6ned the other day FOR entering negro
bureh when he vas drunk.
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All the Ladies' and Misses would do well
to call Immediately and get some of those
nice pegged and sewed Boots and Balmo-
rails at McElwee's & Dillin's, 10 Union
street. 2w.
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Good taste, but questionable proPriety,
that Of the young lady who pawned her
watch for one Of shoss pearl miuiatures.
Gallery Of he Cumberland, 3 Cedar street,
il The name and plsee- Il
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EorHrys LIKE LEATHKR.-Thos. y. and
Robert ". McLemore we're yesterday ar
rested BY the Military, on the charge Of
stealing leather.
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NAIs, NAILs--400 Kegs for sale by g.
w. Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. jan22tf
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The Bankrupt Sole Store, No. 80 North
Msrkst street, is still disPOsing Of its large
stock Of boots, shoes and hats ct cost and
carriage. II
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We had a call yesterday from Col. Robt.
johnson. he is in excellent health, and
expects TO remsin in the city for some time.
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A general assortment Of fine custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
sold low, at G. W. Fall & Co.'S Hardware
Store.
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For good article Of Watsr-ProOf Cloak
ing, call on W. Freeman 4 Co., corner Of
Square aud Deaderiek street.
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OuR jon oTFIoE.--Te sre executing s's''
description of plain snd fancy JOB Frih' -
= in the neatest style, and at the ''"s''
,rices, at this Office.
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If the ladies want bargains in fue Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &c, buy at
G. W. Fall 4 Cos.
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A large stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, shoes
and Hats, received this day By NeElWee a
Dillin, Is Union street. Nv.
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A good, practical operator can hear Of
g chance for partnership in Photograph
Gallery, By addressing box sSl, Nashville
P.O. St.
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200 boxes window glass for sale by
Adams, surdam 4 Co, 81 Broad street
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A. Childs has large lot Of fne Trunks
Valises, Hayersacks, &c, at 81 Cherry
street. tn, tn, and sat.
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Life Size Photographs at Van stsvoren's
Metropolitan Gallery. If
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All the Babies, Boys and little Girls can
be fitted in neat shoe ct MeElWes 4 Dill
Inns, Is Union street. 2W.
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MARRIEn

IN ms city, on the evening or the S,h lnsi a the
Residence Of Geo. ". Smith, Mr.. Jas z. swEESEr,
late q Franklin, Team, aud Aass ooRsLBA L. ssrAs.
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AXES, AxEs--30O Dozen, best brands,
for sale by g. w. Fall & Co., Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jan22u
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Pearl Miniatures, colOred and plain, at
Van Stavoren's.
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes at G. ".
Fall 4 Coz Hardware Store
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Butterflies can be found in greet variety
ii, month At Green & Green's.
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All persons afflicted with privatediseassa
would do we'll 70 call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. IS Deaderick street, up stairs.
Dr.. j. may be found in his Office at ell
hours nov23
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Furniture at Cincinnati prices. at No. 81
Broad street.
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For Boots and shoes, call on I. A. Chiids,
q Cherry street. tn, th, a sat.
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Transparent Photographs at Van stayo-
feu's