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S25 Reward.

GTRAYEn from The Lower wharf, on Tuesday lnsl
- one dark dunn coored Mare, years old, IA.
hands hieh, black legs, short name spfig tai and
lump on back, had on a cavalry saddle and snaie
sbti birdie. Any one finding the same, and deliver.
ing her 81 my stsbe south Market street. ytl TO
ccive the above reward.
mar4-lse JOHN J. PAGE.
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MarShal's Sale.

DY Virtue Of two writs uca. er. to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States fer
tue Midde District Of Tennessee. issued on the
llth day Of necembeT, 1864, will EXPOSE to public
sale 20 the highest bidder for cash, at the court
hnuse door in the city Of Nashville, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of april, 1865. all the right title,
clsm, interest and estate which the Town OF Cllrks
vile has in aud 70 the following piece parcel 81
land IN all the improvements thereon, lying and
heirg 10 the town Of Clarksville, Montgomery eoun
ty, Tennes see, and bounded "a follows: On tie
west by Spring street, on the south by Commerce
street, on the east by the LOT formerly owned 10y
Josenh Johnson en- the Mouth by an aley, and
known as the 'Foundry lot levied on 20 satisfy
two judgments rendered by said Cont az its April
term, 1854, against The said town Of Carsvihe and
10 favor OF S. S. Aehcrat Corving & Co.
4. r. GI.ASC0CK,
mqr5-W3t u. 5. NJ. NJ. ~ T.
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Notice.

U. S. COTTON AGENCY, Sc UNION ST. !
NAsEynLE, TESN., Feb 3. ls65. /
A Ii COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
"a and moving under a ceTtifi ate issued from
thls Office, mnst be consigned 20 me, and delivered
u the GovernmeE4 Store House of Briggs 4 Co.. n
z corLer OF Church ard College streets
GREEN ADAMS, Purchasing Agent.
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$50 Reward.

NHHERFAs. information has reached me that
w One Nillism Burton citizen OF Nashville
has been committing various depredatlonss among
which was the stealing OF three mules rom MT.
William A. Davis. Of williamson county, Iennes-
see, on Fridss night 10th day Of frfb-uarY, 1853
! VIII pay the abore reward ANY person or per-
sons who viii deliver 10 me the said Burton, that
justice may be melted 10 him, IN order 20 reheVe
those under nv command f,om such charges, rs
they are liable TO be censored for his conduct
j. n. BLACkBHRE,
It. Col. Comdg 4th Md. Tenn MID. Inf
Alexandra, Tenn, March /, 1865.
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Notice.

CHTEF Q. MS OFFICE, DEPT. OF CUlTP. !
NASHVILLE, TESS., March l, 1866.
The Railroad Bridge across the Cumberland Riv-
er being unable 10 accommodate The Public and
Private travel, Steam Fern has been established
BY the QuartermasteF's Department, iust above
the Railroad brldge, at what i known 4 Brozn 3
Landing. Al Putte trayel viii cross By this Ferry
when practicable. and Private trasel viii be allow
e. on payment Of sdae rates o. are charged b. the
Railroad Bridge
Bycommaad q Maj Gen. GIN. H. THcMAs.
j. l. nsNALISOA
Bvt Brig. Gen. a Chief Q. NJ, Dept. CaEib
mar3-la
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFfoE on TuE CoaPTR0lLEa or THE CURRENCY,
WAsm.aroS, Jan. 81, 1850.
yTTHEREAs BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pre- ented 70 the undersigned, il hss been
made 10 appear that A" TUE SECJND NATIONAL
BANK OF NASHVILi E. in the city ofNashviile
10 The comfy Of Day dsan, aud Stste If Tennessee
has De duiy Organized under and according to the
requirements OF the Act OF Congress, entitled IAN
Act 10 provide National Currency, secured bv a
"A, dye q United States bon a. and to provide for
he CIRCULATION ~ 4 redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1864, and has e0m lied with Il the pro-
visions Of said act, reqni-ei 10 re compiled with
b. fore commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now therefore, ], Hugh McCulloeh, Comptroller
q the Currency. do hereby certify that " he Sc
cond Nstional Bank OF Nashville" 10 the city Of
Nashville in the eeunty n pavidson, and State OF
Tenuf ssee, Il authorized to commence the bni-
uess cf Banking under the Act Aforesaid.
In test mouy Whereo, Wtoess my
band and seal OF oliee tbs fhirly-first
/ SEA dsy Of January, res
- - HUGH McCBLL.0CH,
COMPTROLLER of the Currency.
BS-The above institution W II be opened 70 bust
ness the course OF few days, OF which due
tiee VII be gwen.
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier.
feb17-2m ~
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&C., UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
CT
DOCTOR McCILL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
~ THE TREATMEST OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING EIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES. A3 IT Is IE
NASHVILLE, TElsNES5EE.

For further Information in regard to
the skiilful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Still
LES THERAPEUTICs and MATgRIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaran-
iced. With my general practice l treat
the following
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Wanted.

A SITUATION IN A REFINED FAMILY by
"a a highly educated lady from South Carolina to
teach all English branches, attn and Music on the
PHn1. in city or country. Address
l.. MATELE ABBOTT,
.ffl9-lm~ Box IL, New Albsny, Ind
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That my s'ock viii hereafter be branded FLOWS
W. on the right hips "A" on the right side Of ihe
neck and 'D' on the let hip, which represents
the init ais Of my name. This notice IS given to
wsrn the public from trading IN the same with out
the parties producing my Bill Of Sale, as they may
have been obtained fradulenty.
Enar5-lm4 VIM. A. DAVIS
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Chronic Cases

With satisfaction: Rheumatism. AGechOns Of The
Lungs; Diseases Of ne Tbroa4, 5Welled joints
Siiff Limbs, PleUrisy, Palms. Uiears CaGeer Gragel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Infananlstion @
the Sfomach, Neurslgia, Kings Evil OF 5crofils
tens, DyBpepsa gr indigasilo1, and Consumption--
toesther with 81 Private Diseases and
Diseases OF tho Urinary Organs.
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era Chance 70 ohssin any Of the shove articles
or one Dollar By puroaaains sealed ngciope Coz
Is cents. 90
81 FIva Sealed Envelopes WI b. soni 0r 81
eleven for 81 Thirty i0r e Bixiy-hFe ior go
-. grfufred fyr SIS.
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016O O00 WORTH Of T. States Audited
cDlOU.OJO Vouchers. issued in 1854. in
packages of FIVE or ten thousand dollars for which
We vii pay very literally.
JOHN B. HOWARD CO.
mar4-lw Bankers, cor. Union and College &.
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Win full murder good deal of
the Shaksperian acting nowadays
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For Sale.

IN a central location a SALOON. with stock OF
Liquors, Fixtures, &c Nov q ing a profitable
busiaess. Further particn ars can he rad II
Nelson & MURFREE
mar3 Iw. General Agents, Che ~ street
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JNO. ]. BUTLER,
Carpenter and Builder,
Church St, BET. Spruce and Vine,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

A II. kinds Of Piain and Ornamental work done
IA with neatness and despstch. All persons WISH
ing to have their stores neatly htted up would DO
well 20 give him call maro-lN'
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TO Rent

DATENT Artesisn- Wen Drilling Machinery, With
J. portable steam engine. Apply first house
north Of Grain DeTOt, on Clay street. Also su
peTior Horsepower for sale ~mar5-lHs
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stsrnitg.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune Il has
ceon not 10 bring forth ia due season, remember
God has SAID yOu should multiply and Feplen.sh. Il
Ibis u your desire you can consult either By
letter or in pers0c. No lsey over hirty-fFe year,
o. age need Tnsze application. Aiieomnuaicst A.
- latter - rtarao., srl-f4fIv or.Ff.s-ffaT
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Boarding

A NY NUMBER or GENTLEMEN cAN FIND
"a good Board in pleasant part OF the city; also
an unfinished room 70 let - persons wishing
fbsS-u
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10 the hadios,

All Affections Of The womb treated with success.
Those Married ladies who have bsen 50 unfor5u-
pate to rescarTy o. provo abortion, can be carried
10 tier ION time 4 found pregnant, ~ gidog No
gterilitg.
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FEE ATTnETTos cs
0faceFs and Soldiers
A Chance for Somebody.

TUE STOCK AND FIXTURES or Light HOuse
III SaiOoa, No. 81 North Cherry Street. are for
sale. nnot sold within week, the proprietor VIII
run the ssloon m magnificent style, and vii oe
stirring c0mpetitor 10 the business. maTz-iH
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Tor 30 Years a Standard Re
medy!
CDR. Swayneg. Compound Syrup Wild Cherry :
"Dr. Swaynss Compound Syrup Wild Cherry
''Dr. Swsyne's Compound yrup Wild Cherry"
Thousands of cases of Pulmonary Diseases, which
have baffied eve expedient Of human skill,
have been permanently cured by this old
standard remedy. 10 prove this ser
ton we have certificates of cures so
extraordinary that skeptics are
led to feel iners dulous Of
their truth. No renee
dy has ever been Of
fered that can
compare
with this great original Wild Cherry Compound IN
curing
Severe Coughs, Blood Splitting.
Asthma, Whocpng Cough,
proneh ms, Weak Nerves,
Liver Complaint,
Sore Throat, Pains, side, Breast, &c.
an all complaints Of pulmonary natu e. Its use
is sure to br ng health and returning vigOr to the
weak and langud frame.
Prepared only by DIR. STayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth Street. Philadelphia. Sold By
W. J. & C. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine Streets, Nashv lie.
an2G-3m-th sun tn
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4mnsemgnte.


NoNNs 'k'E8<esGtre.
ooRNEe oF uHioN AND SUMNER sTREgTY
~s-e-
J. X. Lessee snd Manager
JOhN htNl Ley ,-..... ...........-stsge Manager
FIRST appearance in Nashville Of
The Celebrated Warren Comedy Combination
The American Coredian..... Mr. william Warren
The beautiful and FerSaiile..-...Miss josie Ortou.
The Distinguished Artiste...-..M Miss Emily Mustayer
Mr.. Allen fakes pleasure in announcing that he
has made arrange ments with these eminent artistic
for limited number Of ghts, enabling him to pre-
sent some SteTl ng Comedies and Screaming Faces
Monday Evening, March 6,
VIII be presented the Comedy entitled
THE HEIR AT Law.
Dr. Tang Wan. Wa ren.
CciT Homes poa.--...---..-. :. Miss Josie orion.
Lady luDefy Miss Emily Musiayef.
Private Boxes.-...--sS5 90 Orchestra Seats.75 eta
Parquete ....--..-- % GALLERY. scts
COore el cts
D0orsgDpen az = %. O'Clock. Performance to
commence &C 10 O'Clock.
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Classical, Mathematical and
English School.

TFNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. OPEN his School
in Nashville on Monday, March 9th, 1867, il
the upper room of the Baptist Chapel, on Polk
Avenue, and continue it TIL July LIST. Entrance on
the south side. In addition TO the Latin md Greek
Classics the usual English bran hes will also be
Taught He anticipates with plea ure the renewal
of former Professional associations in the ty and
vicinity, and hopes also to form new ones. Terms,
$40 per month. payable monthly "a Advance.
Names of pupils may be left at the Book store Of
Messrs Berry & Co., and Saturday, the 4th inst,
at the school room from Toto u An.
MARLIN" NATHB. CROSS.
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Wanted.
Wanted Tmmediatelv.

ONE or two furnished rooms FOR quarters, With
~ ont board. Apply st this Office. mar4-3t
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asS- Agent for Frenehs St ,ndsrd and Minor
Drsm8s.
orders by NAL promptly attended 70. Send for
one ri our circulars.
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Aoents Wanfed EYerTWhere.

80 Order. for sealed Envelopes must 10 every
case b. aeeOrnp ansd b fnE casni Hith ne nle o
49,. r.ars9n seniinz. and toEn. county. ana ataio
ri4iafv TrIften - Ieftefa should - addressed
Z me Managers. a. i5lluEs:
GOODWIN, HUNT & co,
r., r-nr rs...f flas,. ~. F,.t.
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For Sale.

U1HE STORE HOUSE, No. n, on South sde Of
Broad street, two doors from Market. And
FDg LEASE, four acres most desirable Taea9t
groand ia ths city, immed ately beyond the toi-
ie4e. Water pipes at hand Apply II
PHILIP 11NDSLEl,
mars-lE ~ North Cherry g
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Notice Is Hereby Given,

IN addition. IwlI offer One Hundred DolIsrs r
ri ~ he al.ora deserihed thief. and furthsr
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
Tur pprsIDEST,s MESSAGE ABROAD.

The foreign journals continue to credit the
Administration with more than usual ability,
and the various reports from the respective
departments Of the Government are held up
as models of excellence. Nor are these COM
mendations undeserved. One of the surest
evidences of the stability of the Republic is
to be found in the case and freedom from in
terruption with which Mr.. Johnson assumed
the reins of office, dropped in an instant,
without warning, from the poweress hands of
our murdered President What empire in the
world could have presented such a scene, UNI
der such circumstances? And surely what
ever misgivings or fears may have filed the
hearts of patriotic men as to the capacity of
the present incumbent to grapple with and
control the stern problems remaining I'M
settled at the death of Mr.. Lincoln, they
have been dissipated like boar frost before
the advancing day. Andrew Johnson by his
extreme caution, his far reaching sagacity, his
honest, patriotic intention to call back the
wandering States and reconstruct them upon
principles of kindness, Cancellation, and con-
cord has covered himself before the nation
and the world with imperishable glory. If he
has gone too far, as some contend, in this labor
of love, it is an error, we are forced to admit,
in the right direction, and will therefore de-
tract nothing from the marvellous progress he
has made in an incredibly short period Of
time towards restored and harmonious ma
tionality. No crisis could more severely have
Al, i &C
functionary. How nobly he has met and sur
passed the public expectation, how fearlessly
and consistently he has followed up his pur-
pose of good, the present attests and the fu-
ture will more fully disclose.
AT no period, perhaps, in our history, were
the messages of the President and his Cabinet
to the Congress of the nation looked for with
more anxiety and interest They came al
length, and proved commensurate with the
Importance of the crisis and the grand culmi
mating events in the future. The message o.
the President was applauded at home, and the
laudatory notices from transatlantic newspa
pers are still reaching us from across the
water. Ii is characterized by sterling sense
and undoubted patriotism, and, in a literary
point of view, compares favorably with the
best State papers extant. While indicating
no harshness toward the South, but inviting i
back to the bosom of the Union upon condi
tons of easy acceptance, it at the same time
gives the death-bow to secession by demol
ishing in one sentence the heresy of State
Rights, upon which treason was predicated
While intoxicating, in our foreign relations, thu
Hottest lesson of civilized humanity, ''Peac,
on earth, good will to men," he tells Eng
land that her course toward the Government
cannot be Sustained before the judicial tribu
nal of nations" and that hereafter the friend
ship between her people and our own ''mus
rest on the basis of mutual Justice
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
HEAVY COTTON MovEvENTs

The exports of cotton from the port of New
York for the past week have been unusually
extensive, amounting to 1875 bales repre-
senting currency value of S3,165,479. In
Guided in the exports have been 1907 bales
to Liverpool, valued at S9,o56,22 and tt
Bremen 499 bales, valued at $l09,25 The
market is brisk for all desirable shipping anC
spinning grades at firm prices, on an estima
ted stock of all kinds, available in New York
of over quarter of q million of bales TIL,
receipts at the same port have been quite lib
eral, the total arrivals since September LIST
being 391 800 bales.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCAI-FRIDAY DECEMBER 22 1865

1.-TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
HS- BY DIR. STRICKLANDSPI PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. Of GAINESVILLE Wisconsin,, writes for Ethe
been troubled for eight with an case
of Piles and his brother was discharged from the
army as incurable, Che being quite paralyzed with
the Piles Both these distressing cases were cured
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickand's
Pile Remedy. It is sold by Seth S. Hance, 10S Bati-
more street, and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents. TOMSEN & BLOCK
and A. V0GELER & co:
SETH S. HANCE,
jy3-ly Agent
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they use for their teeth and the
response nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont.
IT'S no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that. as means of identifying and preserving the
teeth, invgorating the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath it has no rival in either hemis-
phere.
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FISurR A. DFSSISo-

FISHER DENsIsoS, No. 81 Baltimore
street, have sent us The MAGIC WHEEL, u
pleasing toy for children, which indulgent
parents in search of presents that will delight
I:.u- rvlhr, should ran pIu,urv. L,
is a very ingenious continuance. Grand
father Goose's Rhymes, Chimes and Jingles, -
from the same firm, will challenge the atter-
ton of juveniles, who, already familiar with
Grandmother Goose's Melodies, will be curl
Gus to know what Grandfather Goose rhymes
about
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

THIS climate has no blossoms embued with a scent
as exquisite as that exhaled by Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus" In the tropical wales of the
Andes grow the flowers from which it derives its
name, and the fragrance which they pour out upon
the moonlight air dwells unimpared in every drop
of this rare extract. Sold everywhere.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-Ws take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement Of Messrs. Smith, Bros
& Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in theil
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
square with everybody.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL,-On Wednesday afternoon. 10Th in
stant Jane wife of Thomas Campbell in her Goth
year.
the Slst year of his age, native of Ireland. May he
rest in peace.
HAWKINS-In Anne Arundel county, on the
18th inst. of typhoid fever Ann Hawkins, consort
of the late John w. Hawkins. in the 46th of her
age.
MURRAY.-0n the evening of the 18th inst, after
ten days Illness Elizabeth Fletcher consort of VIM
Murray, aged so years.
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MARRIED.

INTERCHANGEABLE the 10th inst, by
Key u. Eberly, John E. Little to Anna NJ Mitchell,
BOGGS-DAVIS-0n Thursday, December 14th.
at Emanuel Church, by Rev. DR.. Schenck, Augustus
daughter of William Ii. Davis, Esq, Of Richmond,
Va ..5E g-a
CLARKE-PR1CE On the 18th inst, by Rev. C.
Mollie E. Price, daughter of SHELTON Price Esq, of
Baltimore county. ~ =
at the parsonage by the Rev DR.. Schenck Louis
Cromwell to Miss Georgeanna Mumma, all of this
city. -
RUSSELL-WAIN.-On the evening of the 9th
nst at the residence of the brides parents by Rev
c. A. Reid, Geo. W. Russell to Miss Elizabeth A.
Vain, all of this city,
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NOTICE To PERSONS ENGAGED IN
~ CATCHING OYSTERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT: !
COMpTR0TI,ER'S OFFICE ;

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 18th, 1868.
Persons engaged in the taking or catching of OYS-
TIERS within the waters Of this State for sale are
again warned to obtain license as required by chap
ter ISL, of the Act of 1865.
Application for License, except in the of longs
men, must be made in person to the Comptroller by
the owner or master of the vessel to be used. The
applicant must have resided in the State at least
twelve months, and must pay at the rate Of five dol
lars for ton his vessel may according
to its Custom House License or Enrolment, which
License must be produced before the Comptroller.
The penalty for violation of this law is fine of
of the vessel used her cargo, &c. three fourths of
which is payable to the officer and those aiding him
in making the arrest.
The masters of licensed boats are reminded that it
ia not only their interest but their duty under OATH
to arrest any engaged in catching oysters in vio
lation of law.
Tongsmen should apply to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for the county in which they respectively re-
side, for License. ROBERT J. JUMP,
Comptroller.
Dee
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT |

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE. known and uset
20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Doc
not crack stain. Produces a lustrous black O.
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
Is cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2tawly
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the next session of
the City Council to condemn and open CUMBER-
LAND STREET, from Pennsylvania avenue to
Boundary avenue. d22-1aw9w
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made to the City Council
during its annual session to condemn and open LEN
INGTON STREET, from North to Front street.
lou
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The cold weather in the Allegheny re.
sion seems to have been very The Pitt.burg
Commercial says freight train on the Pennsylvania
Central Road was delayed five hours on Friday by
the freezing Of the water in the tank of the locomo
tive attached to the train