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A Pleasant Incldent.
Correspondence Of the Nashville Unlon.l
NASHVILLE TENN. Nav 26, 1865.

Correspondence Of the Nashville Unlon.I
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 26, 1865.
Yesterday I chanced to be sent to the
3rd brigade, lst division, 4th army
corps, on a visit to some friends, and
during the evening was witness to a
demonstration which will take the
liberty to describe:
Brig. Gen. VIM. Grose, commanding
this brigade, to-day returned from
leave of absence, and resumed com
mand, the brigade, during his absence
having been commanded first, by Col
l. Il. Waters of the S4th Illinois, and
latterly by Bvt Brig. Gen. John E Ben
net. His coming was at once heralded
through the brigade, and every soldier s
heart wac glad 1t was resolved Just
at dark, TO give him formal welcome
So the regiments of the brigade, the
18th and S0th Ill, the 9th, 3Oth and
Sith Indiana, and 18th Penn, improyi
sed torch-hght procession, by mount
ing candles in the socket Of their bay
onets, and at o'clock marched up to
the Generals quarters The blaze and
flicker OF thousands OF candles as the
men moved through the timber to
headquarters, presented q pleasing
scene. And the joyous acclaim which
rang out on the evening air, proved
that the demonstration was sponta
neous and one of good cheer Arrived
at headquarters, the brigade was join.
ed by the S4th Ills, which few days
before had been transferred to the ID
brigade, Ist division, but who were de
| termined 10 vie with their former com
rades in arms in this tribute Of affection
towards their gallant commander.
BY 81 o'clock fully 5000 brave sol.
diers we're on the ground awaiting the
appearance Of the General, and anxious
once again to behold his veteran form,
for it was he who had 50 gallsntly led
them st Lookout Mountain, Missionary
Ridge, Ringold, Dalton, Tunnel Hill,
Rocky Face, Resaca, Kenessw, Dallas,
Colps Farm, Atlanta, Jonssboro, Love
ioy. Franklin and Nashville Veteran
he, veteran they, 1t was fitting that
hearts thus united in defence of 8 com
mon cause, should, now that the str ife
Is ended and the great victory won,
unite in the expression Of mutual con
hdence and love When considering
he progress Of events for the past four
years, and more especially for the last
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hauled down last night, and was no
hoisted this morning, 50 the Spanish
authorities did not have TO lower it
Most of the crew we're Spaniards ano
Portugese, and a hard-looking set q
scoundrels they are. Large nunbers o.
them had deserted.
The Portuguese consul had shipped
four Of the deserters, and there are -four
more in Jail for getting 10 a row the
other right
As an immediate consequence of the
visit OF the Columbia to Key West the
Powhattau, Commander Worden, came
into port, fully determined to attack
this formidable monster, and attempt
70 board her in case she should 20 out
She was soon followed by the Aries,
Connecticut, and several others. All
were lying of the port, ready to attack
her
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surrender ofKirby Smith.
" Ar DEriETAFNT,
WasHNsTON, May -.

70 Hfr- General Dr..
A di-patch from. General Candy, da-
ted New Jdeau-, May Doth, states that
arrangements for the surrender Of the
Confederate forces iu the Traus-M.ssis-
sippi Department have been conc.ujed.
They include the men and materials OF
the army and navy.
i 81 STANTON, Secretary Of War.
MEarms, May 25.-The Bulletins
New Orleans special Of the 23d says.
Gems Price Buckner, Brent, and staff
officers, arrived to-dsy as commission %
ers from Kirby Smith TO negotiate with
Gen Canby for terms Of surrender
Price, Buckner, and Dick Taylor, on
the part OF she rebels, and Gen Candy
and Heron, On the parl Of the Fedegals,
held % consultation. The result is re-
ported 70 6C surrender Of all the reb-
els in the Trans Mississippi Department
on the same terms as granted to john
stou and Taylor
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Thousands az DeaII

And die every sumuier W lth diseases cou-
tructed BY weakness and the Effects of wsrm
weather, especially Females, who might
have hesn restored 10 long life By the use
of Skih Z Wits celebrated old kanlon
Cream Ale. can good physicisns viii csr-
6fy 20 this fact" We have made extensive
preparations 70 supply the demand for Ale
aud Porter 20 the trade and for family use
in bottles and barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries snd Sutlor Goods IN the
city. On hand 300 barrels Cincinnati Lage.
Beer. SKIFF 4 Wills,
wholesale Grocery ani 6utler Housa.
No. Hioss' Block, Pub. SQGars.
apr22-tm
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Let every fnaa be his own doctor. Ths4
ts tie name OF box Of medicines prspsr
81 y nu emiueut phys.r.an in CinriuraG
IL contains preventative and cure fsr W
private diseases. with directions how L.
treat earh caEe. Therefore. with thp g..4v,
Mans Frishd In you- T.Iassssrof vas A.l.
thr full ducct.Tus ali medicine f8r taa
treatment 'f yourself AID fr.slda. "a Al
Or sale by druggists ev6rywhe-a. ArF Er
the 4ouug Mems Friend. mvE-Lu.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VlEW OF MARRIAGE
n Containing nearly so psges snd t15 dae
Plstss snd Engrav'ngs of the Anatogny Of the az
msn organs n = state Of Health and disease. s4tr
Tresilse on kariy krrcrt, It's pep'orahls Cou4s-
quences upon the Mini and bow u7fn f.s
Authors Plan 81 n t1eaimeut-the Cuiv rauons sud
successful mode of cure, A. shown hv tba rarg-F
u eases treated A ulthinl advzar' 90 She rrar
red, and those contemplat'uE marrazs. YFha ra.
terrain dounis % their physiral ccndifrru send
nee oi postage % any uturfss ca recfrpt 81 4.
cents, stamps or postal currency Is ai -s-r.1 "a b.
LT. IA CkQiX. No, 81 Maisieu Lane, Altsne. g. n
Tie author may h. consflted Urru ans af tll.r
diseases upon which his hook treats either se-.t-
r2p or BY nnR, and medicines sent % aay nar. nf
The World. ulsraL .su
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We respectfully aunouuca 60 ulI nss
friends aud patrons that We lsve re-1pous5
our leo Cream Saloon for tho atla.u. el4
hope 10 receive the sauio patronage ll. G
has been ~ Literally bestowed on us essry
season. We have always 0u haud con ..r.
tionary Of an kinds, and cool soda aat.-.
Cream made 30 order ior parties. atr.
CtUyry q FrsAzfr.
iel-iulls y North Cherry s,-s.t
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MARKETS.

CrycNSArI, May 25-Flour dull, supeTtgs - 70
Prime red wheat 81 g..
Oats 5iCg52c, 4 m.
Whskey, s. 20, no saIes.
Provisions duIl, nothing dong N Lls city.
Groceries firm and quiet.
Nrw YoBA Msy 25 COTTON 1ulet 4ss
Flour dull 5asI0c lower, 50 65,a6 55; extra State
s. ulus 90.
Ri q wheat hrm Winter red sI :.
Rye firm.
Corn lH2s better
Oats tImer J4EGn.
Pork lower, 81 5gf23 TO
Prime lard d4u, IHrl.lvg.
Whi-ky tru@r, - lHisTwrSierG.
Petroleum dull. So for Crude. l9Ice fol Nall
ed bond. rsdtsC for tres.
Money lG Pc cent.
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A letter from Mobile says two rebel
ious ladies of Gainesville, Ala, re
Gently went to Forrest, and reproach
ing him after the manner Of their sex
for giving up, insisted upon his burning
the Confederate cotton stored in that
place, now belonging TO the United
States, threatening that if he did not
DO so they would goiu person and ap
ply the torch to it. He not only warned
them of the consequences of such con
duet, and the misery they would bring
upon their husbands, brothers, and
their country, but he Immediately in
formed the nearest Federal officer oi
the affair, and had guard placed over
the property.
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Sutlera and deulors will fBF h q, tistr
advantage hy ealing at A.k M. Larts-
bergs'y corner Public Square and AIar..t
street, who have largo supply Of I.4uars.
algars' tobacco, cannod fruit, statiorerf.
etc which they are closing ous at eastern
cost, - change their trnds. Cell nad ca
vince y0urseIf ol thia fart.
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
Commission, ReeeIHIng, 8 FOr-E.rdInI
MERCHANTS,
No. u West Fourth st., Clnclnuaal, 0.

w + have formed partnership under the shove
W name ard style, for the purpose o. osdng g
General Commission, Receiving, and FOrFa rulnG
Business, snd beg lesve q announce 70 our mend-
ana the trade generally 70 manufacturers snd pro
ducers, thai We are prepared 20 recelve aud give
our prompt attention to cousIVnInents. snd "a the
Interests OF those who may avor l,s With Iheir h-'
mess,
We slso propose-snd have arrangemelas e
make it speci,l aH, permanent feature OF our hu-
slness-to puFcnaae goods on o-ders for merchants
and Others dong business m she South aud West,
an the teder4 iuesl, which cannot iaai % prove d
Eource a. convenience and profit % those svsllmg
the n-e,ves ol our =ervices We tbe-af,-e soI,,;t
orders Win catre conhdencti tdst satisfaction viii
be given.
Prompt st.enuon given AZ to receiving and for
Wsrdng goods.
IleeminE u unpecesssrys 90 use the names a.
prominent fncnds IN almost every CItvuI the Union.
refer WITH pride aud confidence 10 our late OH
cisl positions, ami 20 thos 2 who have known Ms
longest snd best 10 our ustive seston. for the
prumpineSs sud fidelity v IN which we may be II
peCted % ds' 'EarEe cur datY 70 81 who may IL
trus, ther business ard y terestS IL ouT care
We respecl lfIily inyiteaf Teunessesns snd s7euds
from othe- sections of Tire country Vsitng this citv
for their convenience toI sye their letters addressed
70 our care, sni 60 MAKE 0fhce the.r hesdgUar-
ters during their stay 10 the city.
ofdoers sud Soldiers having Trade Permits foT
Tennessee, can b. facilitates Ia tneI business ~.
r.nEcunents by Cs4luE =, our Office
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG, .
ulnrl6-sr JAMEs &. MORTON.
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THB ASSASSINATION!
FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraYingS
Of the scoueso of acton, and portraits of the leading


svO., fine Heavy Paper Price 80 Cents
The inmsnsa deusnd from the public for COM
plete and trlstwo orthy report 6 TIE As>SASsl Ma
TON Of PRESIDENT LINCOLN, and the con
meeting cetal and in idents, has led the pnblish-
ers Of the aoove announced vo ume 70 direct their
whole i1T'e snd entire ate. 20 the hunEng out
o. speuer'ly reliable record Of the whole affair.
No trouble nor expense having been spar q, they
announce II IN the fullest confidence OF meeting tre
wants OF an intelligent, Discriminating pubic.
he n8lon bBE been aroused 70 an interest N
tfa after, ode thing ever aroused II before.
Every American eli. zen-Inan, woman and chllt-
VIII Tead II as al item Of interest Of 10 day snd
which will pass into the annals Of American history
ana be quoted ss one Of its greatest events, even
60 the myst q stant future,
Dealers ana Agenss should order liberal supply,
rs thev VII remember in their experience, populsr
IA ceiling books are diF'cult 70 obtain sftsr the
tsst order. All orders will be filed ii rOtstou as
they sre received.
sent postpaid on receipt q 50 cents
- Agents and t'Sde ~ 0plie1 st usual scount.
Addre~s d. r. HAWLFV & c D. Publ shers.
mJS-lw l64 Vine st., Cincinnati, OHIO.
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Fashionable
BARBER S HOP
AND SALOON,
No. = Colsg g.. under Commercial Hot
slEPsoN kEEBLE. Proprietor.

~. .1H s~e invited ~ give th.z popuiar e-tab.
Iss.u.aut lsli It- most srpereuc.-t pris-acA
-aru-r only .rs empaoyed, snd noBe bui Ne hss
sol Ilngt e.egEnt nsf rails u-et. EveFY dsuart
ussnt IH under e0Inpetsnf supervaioa. snd elsaai
ness All aaGueaa Huisuy chssrVed. Cai, B.
saaTst, and salzgy YosrsalTss.
EnFs3-u
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As We are about 70 have Poace, ali can
Drink Wine anJ he Merry

The pure old imported Port, Sherry, Ida.a-
ga Cuuant and Claret Wines, Oli Ctlrf sad
Lieekberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitter.
-ehapps, Holland dias and many s-lrf
liquors too numerous % mention, bsal1rs
eatabies oi almost every description er- b.
found At ". ". Totton's grocery house. ..
p, College street, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
wavI--tf
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G-x. sH7EsAy is to command the Divi-
sionlof the Mississippi, consisting Of the
States Of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alba
ma, Tennessee and Kentucky.
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SouHfAEFHiza---lnivrm uzs beer no.
oeiyed by c. L. BsrtoW 4 Co. lhat certa a
drugglsta N his city have been rsImiag or
on persons calling for Dr.. Vsllocha PINK 7s
rate an article Of heir own manufarta-s
@hleh they say Is superior to tie geugia4.
We would sdyiss al persons 70 gat the
genuine, and should you require any motI-
cine Tor the Itch, Ring-worm, Tottar. %
any disease Of the skin, do not suusr rnv
ahpriuoiPied mGn ~ impose any Other
groPaTstion on you, but got DT. Veloo's
FinA Csrato' mauuiactured BY q. j. Bag-
t0W Co., No lsH Deadoricf s.rest. V..s
vile, Tonn.
?. IA Liberal discount n.ade t5da.Isys
Sent BY mail - any address on rsssi1t !
81 u. bs sure hat you gst ths gsugta.a.
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Cotton is now being brought down
the Savannah river from Augusta to
Savannah. There are said to be 30O,-
0O. bales n Georgia
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Jcsr kEcEIyEp.--sack aoar. In bags azd
half bags family lard 100 baiss -.
horse hay 200 bags boltod meal 6ns sprs,-
saFed hamsi ieo basa bran, and fan nm.
ply q Family Groceries just received.
nylt-sR Ma. PARKsa 3 Go
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For Sale

FatHE ccnnmoJi1ous Buck Housa aad gara1t O.,
4 the north-Festeru coruer OF Elne ana Csaiar
street. For pArhcuisrs apriy %
=. u. MCEW . y. SH- rs Spruce 81 o.
I'D J. THOAiP5ON, Is tfulon Sc.
RnF I'D COPY.
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Gold ia falling, % ia the pries Of rhoss-
graphs A. tho Gallery of the Cuubsrl.ai
Card Pictures now oaly g per dosoH.
aprlA-d A. 3. Moasa. ss Cedar g.
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The genuine CumbsTlaad CoaI can Do hal
of Knight Bros. Ohioe s. Driver q Browne.
No, 50 West Public Square.
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NO. SO.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
WanfedT

S200 o0e worth OF Qusrtarmaster v,urh-
err, for which the highest market prics
will DC paid a; tho First NstionaI Bsnx.
No. So. College street. mavIg- Isl
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Self Abuse.

Tbs vice, which is never praoll-sd ir
The presence Of any one, has prgvsf tl.
eyeriaating ruin OF thousands 81 ths T. ar-..
and most talented young men thai sg.-
gave tongue " sloquouco OK pen b. cong
it has destroyed health, blasted the ca1at.-
tuhon, aud reducod the miserable victim o.
living skeleton. Nor are these its rusI
snd tatsl ohects; In its pans are 5catts-e1
tbe ruins Of reason, the most moIaD.b I'D.
sight that can meet mOrtsl eysa. Fs BE-
oured permanently of this sinictiou. call "a
Dr.. Coleman, So. 81 North Clsr-y s.ros
Or adtreas him bY letter, Box 5o5. yzsh
vile, Tom. fsbgs-tf
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Beautsai Pictures Of Babies taken IN
tarec seconds BY Nr. Ferdinand. tbs zrsst
Raby Tamor, Al ths Gallery Of the Cambes-
ehJ- aBrll-n
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Shirts at N. York Prices
r. d. TfOafESoAs sia1 usplt
Pf1'e - Cherry a.. nfaf & a..

Fsrners VIII and it % their interest =,
examine Arthur A. Bresst. ans stock OF
seythe hiatss' Cradles. srstbs. Cu.,.v.-
,, iGrs, Cider i'fesaes, end Agricultural Im-
Pleme1ta generally
uavTG-a45
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G,P, RlRNRg EXTRA GOLD PINS

These pens besr EnyTrads marx, C. P. BAHNEs
E1rEA LOu., Ky" for which have secured M
aoptsTi5a and are warranted equal IN hnensaB O
rrsteral and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
ufscture, and are believed 70 be superior 70 al
otherB iu durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 70 N axe e really serYlee2bie pen
seDt nv mail OF express on receipt Of price anC
rsl-a eaargs Of by mail, Al NJ Tisk when - cent
j. added for Tegistry.l Write your name and al
dress plain y. -
Postage on single pen ulTes csHJ5i pen Hlln bnJ
case or holder and box, Ez cents. Old pens re
paired for hty cents land stamp each. Circular
sent rRFE. Address -,
q. P. RARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
Es5 mNn-ntrsst Cor. sixth. LOUISVILLE, KY
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lhe genuine "WIidrons" scytas Fist-s
can be found only a. Arthur a. Breast,
20. -. Public Square.
rlsvta-sv
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To Rent,

FDAicr NJ s1od store f0r some wholesale bflsi-
/ Hs-s llry fi5ods, oF Hsf as.f sha~ t-lssne-s
preferred. Addres- H o. Box 30 P,sf osIiea
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Please lake Noflcr.

The notes and Hccounts Of e. 4 W. Er-
Hin 4 Co, Strickler, Ellis 4 Co., end A.G.
Adams 4 Co.. viii be found at No. si Narlt
College street, near tho square. whcr. ali
persons indicted 10 any OF thods FIRMS viii
please make immediate payment. 81 Shoe
business must bo closed up.
In my absence, 3fr. X. q. Throne .s fol
ly authorized 20 attend 10 the busira1s.
A. @. ADANs, 81 College street,
mGr5l-3m near the Irua-5.
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$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
5000 Assorted Brooms
1900 Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets
1,OOO Pkgs. spicesj
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twine;
300 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, No. l. German and Toile
800 Coils Manila Rope;
500 Cells Hemp
1000 Doc. Bed Cordsj
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegsi
500 Cases Pickles.
300 600 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and hne;
1900 BOxEPiPes, wood, clay, stone, &C.;
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes
1900 Resms Wrapping Papers
1900 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pkgs. B. B, Cedar Warei
] zoo Doz. Well Bucko.s;
500 Bales Oakum.
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Pearl Miniatures, 10 OIL, or Wate- COLOR,
Get the genuine At the GoIlsry Of tba Crra.
bofland. eplIl...
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Booths Body.

The Washington correspondent Of
the New York News, who, by way Of
Illustration, spoke Of the Disagreement
Of Booths hfeless remains as rumor
told the tale, now says:
"For the honor of the country, 1 am
glad TO say there IS no truth in the
shocking tale. Booths body was buried
without disagreement Il was buried
in secret and in the night, and no stone
marks or ever will mark the spot; but
this was the choice of the family. The
body was gwen to them. They had it
carried far away to the North-away
beyond New York, and there inferred,
and there 10 remain until the last day,
when the quick and the dead are to be
judged.
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Verify the impudence Of thorough
paced sscessionist hath no bounds. Joe
Johnston's surrender included the
arms, amunitions public stores, subsis t.
ence and supplies of the rebel govern
ment within his district Notwith
standing this fact, the rebel Governor
Of South Carolina had the impudence
to issue a proclamation on the 4th inst.
in regard to the supplies accumulated
in that State, and presumes 10 dispose
of them BE says
With the dissolution of the armies
Of the Confederation, the necessity for
these supplies has ceased with the re-
moyal Of that necessity arises the
stronger obligation upon the authori.
ties of the State. To that end, there.
fore, it is now declared that all subsis
tence stores and property Of the Con-
fedeIate States, within the limits of the
State, should be turned over TO and ac.
counted for by the agents of the State,
appointed for that purpose. The sub
sjstence and other stores TO be used for
the relief Of the people of the State,
and the other property of whatever
kind to be held for the common benefit
of the state, and subject to such dis
trIbuJion may be hereafter determ-
ined upon by the proper authorities of
the State.
Upon the receipt Of this proclama.
ton by Gen. Gilmore, at Charleston, he
issued an order to the people of South
Carolina, commanding them to give no
heed whatever to that, or any other
order emanating from Gov. Magrath
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A GARD.

VHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand =
i well escorted stock ol lroa, Castings, Nsils,
sJrnCs. Arl-s, Copper Znc, Sash, els s. Axes,
Aocs plovs, Cotton scrspers, Thrsshing Mschiues.
Sorn shelters, Strsa Outters. WsEon iimbAr, Flre
6IcE and Gay, Hydrsulic Cement, Pisster Paris,
i.' It 80 Tea snt Porcelain Kettles, Rope, Pul Cy
tt1-,,Es, 0uudslones. buckets Tuhs, Rroouis
Flaur, iard, and q ir5-eries. and vsrons other Ar.
-, - a elred ior city ard country Trade, which
'hey oher s. redured pF.ces.
-, WI. LYON a Co,
-y In IS Market street.
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Shirts at N. York Prices

Z. n. THuAiI@1N'~ sh.It Depot.
'pr----h 81 CaIrry af.. near a.
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Refrlgerators!
Beer Coolers !!
Ice Chests!!!
I All SOLE AUTHORIZED AiANUFACTURER
L for tho Ne-r az
Schooley's New Patent
SELF-VENTiLATlNG
American RefrigeratOrs

which sre s,knoVIeEed superior 70 all others IN
use. p1utr.ss m urng yoUr hesl ~ using food
which hs- been Kept IN an USvrSTILATED refrge-
ra'or, hut get ore Of the above IA winch every
tafrg can De- kept fresh aUd sweet
Also mBru.scture superior arlsle Cf BEER
Coz. ERS and every Description Of Ice Chests
f,rfhe raa @. tru-err-. Butchers, Steamboats, sc.
HH-Illustrs;-i prco Lasts lurli-hed on sppcs-
ton
Fs-A literal fis,ount 70 the Trade.
JOS. W. WAYNE
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