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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-01
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their Office from No III Market Street to No. 8O7 nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
INooRPoRATRp LRaILATURR OF rHR STATE oP DKI,
AWARE WITH A CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand DoIla rs
TlHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEIy.
Ing applications for Insurance at their office In VIII.
mngt0n, against losses by Fire every description Of
budiHgs in general merchandise ships In port and their
cargoes household furniture and other personal prop y
also against loss damage by inland transportation Of
goods, wares merchandise and country roduee.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any Of the
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia or New York
PAres insured may repose the fullest confidence ia the
sodty Of Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
DIRECTORS.
At the annua election held on the 9th day Of March
1865, the following directors elected 10 serve the
ensuing year, viz:
George Jones, Samuel Floyd Edward McIuAlI
D. G. Wilson, sam' D. Newlin, George W. Sparks,
Jos. Mendinhal, John b. Porter George W. Bush
Insurance may be made for any time thai three
months.
In diion to the above mode Of nsurng property hA
Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whOss ohAre Der.
peua )eeet perpetual Insurance tue person
becoming insured depossin the office certain per
lmore less according the nature OF the s upon he
Amount to be insured-but which be Withdrawn @.
any time by leaving per cent the deposited
this method is believed to be much
the insured than the formerhe expense about
sss and there s no renewing Of the policy from time
me.
Property that would be insured per annum at 40 and
IS cents the 1O00 will be insured at and per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk Increases.
Persons wishing 70 insure their property wanting
formation on the subject ofinsurancs will apply to the
agents as above, or TO
JoHE MaLKAR. Secretary
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23

A 5 ~. Laadshsrg, Whoie1ala Grocers,
satiers' Supplies, corner q Public square
sud Market street, ara Offering - The THif
their immense stock Of Groceries and 5ut-
ler.' Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco. al the popular
brands % -nrs; al qualities Of Stationery,
consisting OF Note, Letter and Foolscap Pa
per, and white aud buH Envelopes, inks,
Mucilace. Wrapping PAPER, ETC.; soda,
Canned Fruits. such rs Oysters, Peaches,
sardInes, Mustard, Catsup, etc; Backing,
BiackiuE Brushes. Pipes P0msdes Paper
Collnrs. Hands crcLisis, Mirrors, Suspend
srs and an endless variety Of notions Of al
Ell descriptions. Trunks snd Yalises OF al
sizes aud qualities. A large and vel se
/ lected stock Of Boots sid Shoes Just arrive
! from the Eastern markets Also Wines ans
Liquors, embracing ChampsigHes, Spark
/ ling Catawbs, ClaFst and Cherry Cordial
I Gin Cocktails and Stomach Bitters.
/ The above Goods we're purchased bef1rl
/ the late tax, and we are Offering them a
/ the old prices, regardless Of the eaortnou.
/ advance en- tbs same goods in lhe Eastern
| marksls, We feel assured that We eau sat-
/ isfy the most fasiidi9us 81 % price aud quail
| Ity. Give ne q call. EemembeT The place
| corner Of Public Square and Mssket street
ian 3S-sm A, 4 u. LAGDsBERG.
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WHotrsAtT Dr4tERs. INGREDIENTS arc a.
Nlaeo INTO two elasses-wholesalo dealers
ana retailers. We have a suspicion tina;
the Nashville thieves preserve the same
distinction, and we know Tho wholesalers
have lately been doing heavy business.
They go 10 work in large way-obtGin On
franco into house or stors-drive up a
wagon, then proceed to lay in q stock of
/ merchandise, quiet Independent OF permit
from either authority or owner. Another
case Of the wholesale kind occurred on
Friday night. Duringa busysime, the c,efks
Of Asa Fsulkner's store, No. 50 Broadway,
had, 5efors dark, some partner in q who.e-
sale stesler's association, managed to Sc
crete himself on the premises-so it ap-
pears, for no door, window, bolt, bar, or
shutter was injured. When ali was quiet
at mig t, ha admitted his partners, and all
went TO work to do "a smashing business"
while hastily selected stock Of groceries, q
supply Of excellent provisions, and fash
ionsble and useful dry goods, could be had
on their own terms--gOing of for nothing.
Ten sides Of bacon, two sacks Of coffee,
four hundred and eighty four dozens Of
spun thread, two dozen hats, twelve pieces
Of calico, and ''other articles too numerous
TO mention, /" or al least, which have not
been ascertaiasd, were the fruits Of
this "FpecUlation on low state Of
the market" The vehicle was loaded,
and TIE CENTRE proceeds Of peculiar
and successful speculation" were hsuI-
ed through the streets, without any
one being aware Of ''the splendid stroke in
business" thus accomplished, and without
any interference with ga bold and SUCCESS
ful mercantile adventure, conducted with
thEt energy and skin that mark modern
enterprise with dashing vigor |
unknown TO the timid tradesman Of past
and far inferior age of business life"
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Have just received fresb supp 10 0, n,
following novels IN paper
Dinnet. Trial, BY S. M.,author Of Twic,
/ Twice Lost, BY S. NJ.
A sarg iS,5, hogsekesPer' by Eliza Mete
The Matchmaker, by Beatrice Reynolds,
suthor Of Charles Arohestor," and
Counterpart"
Our Mutual Friend, Port I, by Charles
Dickens. 'E
Uncle silas, BY J. S. LeFnnu, author Of
"Ihe House by the Churchyard," etc.
St. Olavos.
The ogilFies, by Miss Mulock. e..
The Cextons, by Bulwer.
, Three Times Dead, By Miss Braddon.
Leaves from the Note Book Of New YORK
Detective, by Mr.. J. B. Williams.
Oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood
Les Miserseles by Victor Hugo.
Pendennis, by Wm. N. Thnckergy.
Vanity FAIR,
The Virginisns, !"
The Newcomes, q
The Refugee, by Herman Melville.
The Forsaken Daughter.
Woman in Black, BY the author OF Man
in Grey"
Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins.
Lord oakburn's Daughters, by Mrs. Henry
Wood.
Also the following in cloth
Social States, by Herbert Spencer, suthor
Of Principles Of Biology
Ta'ss Of Wsyside Inn, by LongfelioT.
Christians Mistake, BY Miss Mulock.
Ten Acres Enough.
How TO get Farm and where to find one,
BY tho author Of Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar Of Fire, by Rev. J. Il. Ingraham.
Throne Of David, "
Prince Of the House Of David,
Cushing's Manual for Deliberatiye Assem-
blies.
JefiersOn's Manual
POe's Poems, blue aud gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, BY Owen Meredith.
Bayard Taylor's Poems, blue ard gold.
Tennyson's Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by COSE i TUNNEL,
apr23 If No. 40, Cherry street.
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To sfrangers and Ciflnrns.

VIZ do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found &c his
Office at all hours, day or night nor do
We, in offering our services GO the Invalid,
desire % recommend ourseii in preference
10 other equally well established and ez-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
psbIe Of curing tbs various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession OF any iCJHScr-
f,I secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PalliGtires; as an sensible
men must know, that success ia the Prsc-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon the discovery Of Htt7 remedies, Or ncis
modes Of treatment, a. upon the sEilliul use
Of those agencies necessary % q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by oXps-
rience and patient application. We res
pectluIly roller the public 10 our general adj
vertisement, in another part Of the paper
Office hours from in the morning I'll
al night. L. l.. CoLENAN1 M. ID.
Is North Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn
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=OBITUARY,

Mr.. LrWIs JOINS died at his residence, Spring
Place, Davidson county. the 18th inat., sgeI So
years, months. ami one DAY.
The deceased was native Of Rutherford bat
hal long been q resident Of this county. He was
ore Of our most worthy and respectable oiiizeos,
No msn in our midst bore higher reputation for
honesty, integrity, 8ri all The a tntetes which
form the character Of an uprisht gentleman. He
was remarkable for tle Ilndness and generosity Of
rs nature, sld always accessible to the appeals Of
fnerdship OF distress snd eBdeayoEed most serl-
pulously 70 observe Tie G5ldca rule Of justice ID
MS InteFe9uzo VIII society. lie had a very wide
circle OF friend- who will unite their tears with
thoss Of his deeply sllcted and sorrow.uE rela-
uyes. His death leaves q void N the social circle
which viii not soca r. filled, whilst The State loses
an invaluable citizen, and the Union a stsunch,
consistent, and unwAyeHUg supporter.
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LOsT.-FIvE DOLLARS REwARD.-Lost, on
the I'D inst, near the Chattanooga Freight
Depot, Watch Charm, made from white
muscle shell, in the shape Of a cannon, ard
has gold clcvis attached. It is priced
highly as a memento from deceased
friend. The finder will receive the above
reward by leaving it with NJ. Yale, at h .
news room in the Chattanooga Depot.
A. s JOHNSTON
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Notice 10 Lluuor Dealers.

The andersigned announces that be hes
been made the agent for the sale Of liquors
for certain parties in Louisville, Ky. ANY
person having permits 70 ship such goods
here for sale can have them hlled By com
ing 10 me, 81 Louisville prices. Common
liquors at quotation prices. have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand
and guarantee each order filed according
20 sample. NJ. L. ALExASDER, Agent,
u Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
mRT23-H
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THKEK YEAR's LsBOR.--James Fisher, as
We see by the Provost Marshals register,
has been sentenced 70 three years hard la
Dor for desertion. James is allowed no
bounty on commencing his new term Of
service II lie IS sent to the qusrries he
may take many hsgs, but they will bring
him no glory. He can only get d1serter's
deserts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23

FoREIGS PUBLICATIoSs Gone 4 Tunnel
No. 40 Cherry street, have just receiv-
ed per Europe (via New York; the Il
Illustrated London News, Bells Life, Court
Journal, Once 3 Week, London Punch, All
the Year Round, Sporting Life and Dublin
Matron for APRIL, Sporting Gazette March
25, Temple Bar, CornhiIl cad London So
ciDty Magazine, and Art Journal for April.
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No LIoEysE.-" An age Of license is IN
sge Of sin, >" said a celebrated poet, but sin
o no sin, doing business without license
gets man into trouble in this age. Yes
terday Mr. NJ. Abram, who hsd conscien-
tiously embarked in tho pCddling line,
without complying with the law in a way
that would have brought him under the
poets censure, was fined by the Recorder.
We DO not intend to insinUate that our city
laws are hcentous in their character, but
they prescribe license, while the poet re
Pudiaies is but law and poetry are com
monty sntsgonistic, as it is evident to ell
who have contrasted she styles Ct Miltoa's
Paradise Loot and Ohitty's Pleading.
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A FRENcH TALoR.-We called upon our
friend F. Klein, 10. 10 College, opposite
the sewanes Hotel, yesterday, and greatly
admired his fine stock Of cloths, cassimeres
aud vest.ngs. He is an accomplished ar
fist, and all who would be fashionable aud
On BON tou in their attire. should visit him.
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WEEELY UNIoy.--The Weekly Union to
morrow morning will be IN interesting
paper for the country and distant friends
Il contains a fun report Of the great pro-
cession, the particulars Of the Presidents
assassination, and all the news Of one Of the
Inosi eysntlul weeks in the era Of AmeTi-
can history.
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Cold SSAP.-The weather Yesterday was
very cold. sbswls and overcoats were in
demand. Spring fashions had not a chance.
Furs we're ahead Of muslins. Esmpschatka
comlort--s big IRE and a seat close to it
was in demand. Ice water met with e cool
reception, and ice creams were rcpulsed
with chilly negative.
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MAKRiAGE LIuENnAs

Issued by the Clerk Of the County Court
Of David on County, for the week ending
Saturday, April p, 1855
VIM. II. Wright 10 Jennie shelton.
Henry Toh TO Mollie @. Glover.
Geo. II. A. Jaimison TO Margery a. Pat
Edward W. Davis to Maggie z. Smith.
William II. Lickhsrat 20 Christians c..
Greener.
Tcmpleton Meadows to Matilda Hill.
John o. Meadows to Shrsder II Howell.
VIM. &. Bu.teI6eld 10 Elizabeth L. Mar
tin.
Frank Cluuy, L. s. A., to Mary Han
nigut.
alexander Anderson, +. m. C, to Aman da
wilkinson, {. ". c.
Pleasant Terry, f. M. e, to Amanda
Wright, f We.
ISseph wharton, FIN. c, to Rose Mo-
mont, !. We.
Squire Bolton, m. c, to Margaret Glib
son, 0. W. a..
wHlism Glover, f. m. c., to America Cor
don, T. We.
Thornton Alexander, {. m. G, 70 Mary
| Troop, {. W. G.
n. Watson, f. m. c, to Ann Stevenson,
! l.w. a.. .fE-
Gold j. falhug. SO Is the price Of Photo
graphs At the Gallery Of the Cumberland
Card Pictures now only S. per dozen.
sprII-lf A. s. MoRsE, IS Cedar st.
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DnuEIsRiNG.--Ou wator privileges are
once more diminishing, but tho view from
the Capitol has still an extensive amount
Of lake scenery in the prospect. The Cum
berland has spread cut into a Cumberland
and three quarters.
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Auction SALE or FINE FUsNITURE.-Crunk
GlGseock 4 Co., viii sell on Tuesday, April
25th, 1854, ct No. 20 Public Square, lot Of
fine furniture Of all kinds, consisting OF
fine Sofas, Divsns, Beadsteads, Show Cases,
fins Mirrors, Side Boards, fifty dozen fine
new Chairs Of all kinds. Furniture deal
ers will do well to attend this sale, as they
are bound TO be sold. aPr23-2t
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CLD THrArEE.-The cordial reception
given to Miss Denim and Mr.. Ryan has in
duc,d the Managers 10 re engage them
and for one more week the public Of Nash
vile viii have an opportunity of enjoying
their attractive performances. Tomorrow
night the Female Detective, and the FAN
Of Nullingar will be presented.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23

AFTERNOON PERroRNAYcE.-The ladies
and their friends will learn, with muoh
satisfaction, thrt q half past tao to meErow
afternoon, performance viii takeplaee at
the OLD Theatre Il is for the benefit OF
that popular ana respected gentleman,
Harry Everett, The stsgo mansger. The
company Of the New Theatre viii al be
sided 70 that Of the Old. The band Of the
lgSlh Ohio will be present. .Wood Ben.
son, Miss Norris, T0npkins shd Stewart
viii sing. The genuine Rue comedy o.
Married Life" snd Saaksspear's deli.
cious "Csthsrine snd retrueie," wall b,
performed. To see the characters Glled by
the very best tsleRtof both houses, with
Mr.. Sam Rysn in addition, WlI be some.
thing to enjoy. We expect 90 SEQ he a..
terncOn pei fosmaRoe distinguished sue,
cess.
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SUr.Uas ArTEyTtoS.-6o barrels Of Pitts
burg Stock Ale, lower than any o.her ale
n the city, snd better article.
- Front street,
spr2e lw- HasEEs Go.
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Ikf Of PrIces.
Children fancy "

At the BankruTt Sale Store, No. SO Mar
ket street, between Union and the Square,
whore large assortment can be found.
8. LIEEEENAN, Proprietor.
sHlErs.-A large assortment, 81 reduced
prices, By R. 4. Thompson, No. p Cherry
street, near Union. tL
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Personal.

A NyE HAWKINS NAsuE imBlores infogIna-
y ton nom am one Who has seen or heard az
her mc3hsr, Mr.. Arsbclis Nsshe. who formerly
lived IN sicrifa, roe az irum IfoHgsvilo, Ga she
suppose tl.st her mol sud tour stais afer the
surrga ui Atgats. wcnt NON there 20 the north
snd hss hssrd 1at they we're sen IN Nashville.
Anv iuforula On or means 81 tracing their, corn
nun cafed % Mr.. n A. p TececEe. BOX NJ IN,
Nashville. Trun-, VII h. thankfully acknowledge.
sur1l-9f1
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oUz JcB orrTcE.-we are executir z every
description Of plain aud fancy Job'Print-
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, At this ofEce.
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Steady employment given 10 two or three
good cOrnPosit5rs By applying ~ thisoaice.
a ~
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500 Boxes window Glass s ,. 10 10 40 co
By abe box or siugle pane lal odd sizes cut
toordsr). Also Patty, White Lead, Linssed
on, Bsrrine, JsPau Warmth, &C., for sale
by Wosklsy 4 Wsgvea, No u Moth Col
legs street, up stairs, Nv
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River News.
ARRIVALS.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
Sherman, Cincinnati,
Huntsmap, Louisville.
N-.-r.r-cf,u v,,t

AHBIN AIS
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati
Sherman, Cincinnati,
Huntsmau, Louisville.
Navigator, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Brilliant, st. Louis.
Anglo Saxon, Cincinnati
Rob Roy. Cincinnati.
Palestine, Louisville.
Fort Wayne, Government orders.
The river has fallen considerably, and
is still falling, but is in tine condition for
boating. The weather was partially
cloudy, with wind, and very cold.
We advise readers 10 remember that on
Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock the splen-
did Mopham, Capt McComas leaves for st.
Louis. Boyd ( PEBBLES, agents.
To-morrow evening the beautiful Emma
Floyd, Capt. Hildreth, leaves for Cinciu-
natl. Boyd & PEBBLES, sgents.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of WolnSs-
day advertises the following boats for
Nashville: Lawrence, Nightingale and
Lady Franklin, to leave on Friday. The
Mellnotte, Bertha, Carolina and Nashville,
arrived from Nashville, to load and return .
The Robert Moore, with q full cargo of pri-
vate freight left for Nashville. The Kate
Robinson, Anna, and Armadillo were due.
The Starlight was on her way up, heard
from.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23

RI. Willard has received the Clipper,
which contains faithful likeness Of John
wilkes Booth, tho ASSASSIN Of the President,
also, Wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
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Ladies enameled paper Collars, also Loci =
woods cloth lined in Gsssote ana Byron,
all sizes, at Green & Green's, 4S College
street.
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PE.cH BLOW PorAToEs.--3oO Ills. prime,
for sale By A. B. Kssvil, a Front street,
near Public Square.
anr2g-Iw-
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EFFFCIs OF TIKI CoLD.-The consequence
al the cold Of the past two or three days
was the Appearance Of no less than twenty
i've "jruuks" before the Recorder yester-
day. Twenty-Five chilled souls sought
TO warm their stomarhs with fre-water.
The hot yapor from the FIRE in the stomach
played havo- with the brain, and they
came before the Recorder to get fined il
not refined. The Recorder did not dissP-
point then. May the whole twenty dse
have fiaer manners, and II possible refined
morals iD consequence Of that process. A
quarter Of a hundred "drunks" Up in one
morning is pretty heavy for Nashville.
Must thi5 vice flourish in its destructive
work without check?
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Old Pictures copied to Carte de visite, or
enlarged 10 any size, at the Gallery Of she
Cumberland. aprll--tf
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sHIRrs.-A large assortment, al reduced
prices, by r. Il. Thompson, No. zs Cherry
street, near Union. If.
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HArs AND CAPS, spring style and in large
variety, just received by +. II. Thompson,
No. - Cherry street, near Union. o.
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Gentlemen in want Of something dne sud
pretty IN Has CT Furnishing Goods would
do we'll TO car at Green 4 Green's, IS Gel
lsgs stroes.
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JIwIsH MOURNING CERENoNIys At THE
RTruKv gYNACoovK Divine service win be
held this morning at ten o'clock, at the
Reform Synagogue on College street Mars
Aeld Hnlll to perform the mourning cere-
monies for our lsmented President, Abra-
ham Lincoln. Rev. s. LabishineuF viii
deliver an GRAFTON for the oorasion. The
public, without distinction Of religion. are
respectfully invited.
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In conformity with mode CT advertising
found advantageous, ard indeed necessary
in other cities, We have determined 10 com.
menco q Business Directory in the Union
its wide and numerous circulation fitting il
peculiarly for the purpose. The Directory
viii SOntsia the names, address and bust
nes1 or profession, Of those advertising
in it, arranged under classified heads, as
"Drugs," Law" Dry Goods," etc. The
subscriptions Tor cards 10 appear in the
Nashville Union Directory" viii be SIS
for one year, or s. for Elk months, which
Is the shortest period for which s card will
be taken. ...H#.
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Lumber Of all lengths and descriptions
for sale low at knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
Mill Hi
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A Business DireeiOry.

For sale at this Office, ore good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Gents Opera fanel Undershirts, lust the
thing for spring and summer wear, al
Green Green's, AZ College street.
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VIII be offered in few days, large
assortment Of fancy end staple dry goods
at private sale, by Geo. Shields * Co., at
New York prices.
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HArs AND Cars, spring style and in large
variety, just received by r. II. Thompson
No. q Cherry street, near Union. q.
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All persons afflicted with private disease,
would DO well TO call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. . Deadsr!ck street, up stairs
Dr.. o.. may DO found in his otdce at al
hours. sprt
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The least friable Coal is the Cumberland.
Encouraging TO COnsumers-The Cri-
sis has Come al Last.

We are pleased 20 inform our readers that
the fall of god has enabled our friend
TOtten to redue = the price on groceries and
canned goods, SO that he is now selling at
Louisville prices. We would advise deal
ers and purchasers Of family supplies 10
give him call, as they can save many
greenbacks BY buying at No. % North Col
lege street. [april2tf
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EHIErs.-A large assortment, at reduced
prices, BY r. II. ThOmpsOu, No. p Cherry
tTset, near Union. o.
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VIII be offered in few days, a large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
at private sale, BY Geo. Shields < Co., at
New York prices.