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AMUsBNaRNTs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMAEN'
n PREsTIDIGlTATEUR
NECRONASTiC Eastern DELUS1ONs
| every evening during the -eek. SS
A CADRMY OF MUSIC = HERMANN,
n PREsTIDIGITATEUR,
s s2SSR65al 81 " & ffi% bsirltsi6S
eon.l.uiins an eni's s, new prosrSmnne 70 otcse.
s Ic,scay e u. III ce %
Admisiop 70 cents he eryod seats 20 cents eIir :.
%T S G 81. q n Gf et. r rTT:s Sss on
CAV, sept at The Academy Of Ml.ic snd a. se.,I,.
seef "a se Rdi tp, 81. SIa"'y' PONDS S''
RARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- Broadway between spring snd Prince streets
FROM TIM ER EsEt I yTIPk q 0F sfGcksP
TALES " GIASriss AND giASf,..
- BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO S pTr gt isii tS d,S + MOTION
r.ot nuICHlNGs' LIGHTNING CALCrLATQR,
livery A'e asn%S4nASssEsARIr mAckR yfn'ns At "a
the celebrated arliste in her brilliant acis.
W = HAKRls0N; Eitempoi aneous singer.
A Grand Spectacular Romance, entitled the
THE MOST G6RiEOus sCESEEY and COS
rsmig, Graad Aguads Mammoih turtle let ETC ''ppy
Almi tiou 20 Ctf child-en under ten, 10 etc. 100
gr GRtNI Bull FROG SHOW. MONDAY,
SEPT lslH-Prtmiums for largest and smallest
ITp-a send on tho FtJts."
CT SHOW. OCT. 9rH.-Premiums for finest
tpcciuIcus OF Cl'a
THlEI Y-slXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
L AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
This Grand Exhibition OF American skin and In
dustig viii lie innugurnted this TUESDAY, evenings
At The
The ope.ils eddiess " w he delivered by
hAJDb-GES, DANIEL T. SfCkLFS.
Music by Dodworth's Band Doors open al ! o'clock
Admission 80 cents. 4gg
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MEDICINES.

A SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCF-
II discovered by Or. KING, given unknown TO the
person In e tea or any other beverage Price l.
y B. Beware OF limitations, which aways sicken
when taken Genuine sold only al ass Hudson o.,
col. GgUyo It, NY 35s
A VOICE FROM TAMMANY HALL
n Tanmany Hall, Sept. sth, lsG5.-GORDOS H.
PlkE-siri ! have used your preparation ior corns,
with the best success, | am satisfied that Grand
mothers Corn-killer 10 good. You can publish this
IL you feel di,posed, NJ. MORAN. Grandmothef's
Cornhiler can be had at oil drug stores. Price BIC.
per bottle, AGENTS wanted; full terms Address
GORDON II. PIKE, Box l24, station l.. 296
CANCERS-CANCERS = CAN
~ GERS can now be radically exterminated and a
effected without the use OF the knife This
recipe was obtained at great expense from an old
Indian chief For farther Particular inquire at 50
Hudson st. Alb door below klag v. 52l
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STABLE WANTED TO HIRE, CONTAIN
~ INK or stAs, hay loft aud water or lot suitable
for hat purpose. AddTe. STABLE, Box 94s Sun
Office. 20
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EIF1 ZENITH Q5) WARD PROPERTY,
tenement houes, Tor sale or EXCHANGE; also lots
In lluberts ct. Apply IRON to 3, at III Broadway,
room I. 81
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SIORE TO LET, AND FIXTURES FOR
~ sale, 81 second ave los

ITO LETT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
Il floor OF s6s las; 5S.h st, to small family APP
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\IANTED - PREMISES SUITABLE FOR
w soap mandatory, with immediate possession
Apply " Manhattan soap Co., ~ Stone street up
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS-GIRL WANTED
1 70 make pcque's. Also a lev le.ruers Apply
TO ROl sSELL 4 Co, 6S Prince e., 20 fioOr. 3.S
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L fine state OF cultivation, b3lt acres, 81. wood !;
fine substantial DIV e.ling house, barn, md other
lldngs irult trees, good we'll two cisterus &c, &c
y. HINptRSON,l95 BdvGy, loom li,or &c 4th svll7
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Foe SALE AND TOL ET.

Hum oALf-lN lHt NlLLAGE Ot west
Fla hing, minutes walk from depot. en- tho
Flushing rail- DAD, house containing rooms also
Tote Of ground. Inquire Of j. L. HA1GHT, 50 ninth
street 301
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-25

Nav TRFArRE.-The powerful piece Of
eFwo Eights in = Bar Room" viii be pre-
sented a. the New Theatre tonight. Ike
strong characteristics AID the profound
pathos in thisspeiee have won for il per-
feet enthusiasm, and crowds 60 10 see it.
Mr.. Morris will dance favorite hornpiPe.
On Monday "The Handwriting on the
Wall" will be performed.
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GUEKRHLAs.--Intelligenee came by the
train on the E. 4 K. r. E. last night, that
on the previous evening several gusrrillss
committed extensive depredations seven
miles this side Of Springfield, and twenty
two miles irOm this city. They killed one
negro, wounded another and burned Green
briAr, leaving only four or eve HOUSES an
consumed. They also burned up some eve
hundred cords Of wood killed one Of ths
horses employed in the wood saving and
took smother away with them. The houses
were formerly The residences Of The work
men employed At cheatham's mill, which
is nov removed. They were occupied BY
ths men employed in cutting wood for the
60xernm0nt.
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OLD THkErKs.-At this theatre the at
tractive play Of ''The Hidden Hand" viii
be performed. Most readers are aware Of
She fascinating interes. there is in the plot
Of this piece, and with Miss MitcheIl'S pow
arfal acting It is rendered in manner that
will crafty every spectator. Mr.. Smith
viii give some Of his inimitsble songs.
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CRUELry.-Two mulatto girls, Ellen and
Kate Oakley, were charged before the Re.
cordsr yesterday with checking white girl
OF ansoud mind, aud beating her 90 bad
with stone that she is confined 70 her bed
from tie injuries. One Of these girls-who
are little more than ehildren-was up The
other dsy with boys clothing on. The Ro
corder gave them the severOst sentence the
law empowers him 10 impose.
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COuSrEEEEtr.-B. Tompkins wss arrested
yesterday on the charge Of trying 10 pass
g ono'hundrod dollar coantsrfoit gresnbaok.
The wo-kmanship was Of the very hrst
style Of engraving, and fsw except very
experienced persons would suspect it not to
be genuine. There being no proof that the
man knew the bill was counterfeit, be
wa discharged. Care should be taken
against this very dangerous counterfeit.
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REFusEEs.-The following refugees re-
ported themselves at Captain GoOdwin's
Office yesterday Lewis and Lewis w.
spsfks, ind John W. Austin, Of Tishomin-
go county, Miss.i And. Sheriff., zseharia
Burton, and Marshsll L. Price, Of Frsnklin
county, Ala; VIM. II. AppersOh, Dallas
county, Ala john W. Summers, Shelby
county, Tenn.
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The undersigned announces that he has
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 filed By CON-
ing to me, at Louisville prices Common
liquors at quotation prices. / have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand,
and guarantee each order filed according
70 sample. NJ. L. ALExASDzR, Agent,
II Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
mar23-tf
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AOKE R0r THIsvEs.-Jamss Murphy and
'smss Aages, two little fellows, ode about
n'Se' me other about ten years old, were
before me Recorder yesterday. Three
boys entered Mr.. whites shoe store. One
a'Eed teE shoe ssringsi while the clerk w.s
attending 2 them, the others stole a pair
Of shoes The boys stated that II. 49,.
we're sfasrssrds sold . a negro, -. s.lls.
kept a dollar, and Tie two oIAsrs go NV
cents esch. ~
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MARRIED,

AZ Tullahoma Tenn. March %. 1865 At the
Ie-ieenee OF the brides mother, By Mr. 9 VI.
WOooUH, J. p, Mr. 6. W. FAESUA. aud Miss F. 4.
SHEPPARD, both Of Tuliahoma-
Dir. Farnum Il well known in this community as
gallant gentleman. and an honest Business man.
hisnumerous freads and aequsinisnees are happy
to eongTataae him on being 50 fortunate as to OBJ
tain so isir jewel as his newly welded wife. Long
may they live to obey the DiYns command "Be
fruitful and multiply" that they may live long
re and hsppy one. Hoping the gallant gentle
msn and his eaa sposa may live as they always
have, surrounded by host Of sdTnirisg friends.
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Boar suSE.-on Thursday the tow boat
Charlie Miller, owned in Louisville, was
suak 81 the foot Of Robinson's Island, six
teen miles below. She was going down
the river, when it was found she was tax
ing considerable water in the hold. An
effort was made to run her through, but 50
greet was the violence OF the wind and the
swell Of the water that she espsiaed. The
boat Cavalier brought up the news. She
does not report s~T loss Of life.
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AEoTHgR Boy THIEs.--George Evans, a
boy Of thirteen, was sent 10 the work house
yesterday BY the Recorder yesterday for
stealing pair Of pants from the store Of
eIIenzy Metz, taking them from the rack
where they were exposed for sale. The
boy had been in the city only two weeks.
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FoEHEsT's MES CoNISs.--Yesterday, scr-
aty -tsco Of FORESTS men, who had desert
cd the vile rebel rebel cause, took the oath
in this city. They gave themselves up At
Eastport, bringing their horses and equip
merls with them. The officer who brought
them in states that when be loft sirty nee
ssors had come in, also with their horses
and equipments, and more were coming.
Forests niger business is gone and il
seems IS Il his Brigadisr General business
wa. going too. He is a forest that i bound
80 be cleared.
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juvenile THrEvEs.-Five children were
before The Recorder yesterday for stealing
two more were arrested last night. These
boy thieves have lately come from Louis
vile and Cincinnati, and store keepers viii
do well 70 watch Suspicious locking boys
lounging about OF entering their stores.
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WAsTTss WATEE-Three young negro
boys were fined I've dollars each yes
itsrdsy By the Recorder, for opening a fro
plug, ana playing with, and thus wasting
the water. This should be E warning to
those who disregard the Mayors appeal
for economy at the hydrant.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-25

Choice Ash Wood jussreceived By knight
Bros, from caney Fork. They are now
prepared to III your orders for either four
foot or stove wood. Office st Driver L
Browns. msrlg-n
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Dor TzTEvEs.-John sheshan. ol;o, r,A,
Shea Eas arrested yesterday on q ehsrr,
OF siealiHg two bolts ef calico worth thirsv.
I've collars from the stors door Of J. Lew.
on Union strest, between Msrkst ana cal-
isss- ne aens morning Tie negro porter
- ne store saw the then. and followed he
poy' Nho . from LcuHvills. Anetaer hov
vas taken, for stealing, from ~ -.
ehsshsn said at, and other eooas ,vpro.ss
e be stplsus Esrs fsvud thsfs.
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DEsoHkssED.-The following eitizens,who
hsd been chsraed with deserti0n, were lib
eestsd from the military prison here yes
tsrdsys John W. Fsrthing, And. strihan,
Oscar Barns, Jno. 0'Neil, and Francis King.
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Cumberland Coal, sold By Knigh &
Bros s entirely free from dirt, and guar
snteed 10 give satisfaction. Send imme-
diately and secure some before it is all
gone. msrls-f
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TIE AEEUEoIATIoS.-To-da is feast
day, for which the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic Churches have each a form Of
service, commemorating The announce
msnt q tie angel 20 the Virgin Of the aP-
preaching birth Of the Messiah.
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On Monday knight Bros. will commence
unloading the last boat Of their consign-
mont Of Cumberland coal. Those who wish
toseeure a supply must send on tAsir orders
immediately. ONCE At Driver and Browns,
No 81 West Public sqssre. marlo-n
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river and Steamboat News
ARRIVED.
Burd Levi from Louisville.
Emperor from 81. Louis.
MarmoIa from Evansville.
DEPABTED.
Monsoon for Cincinnati.

DEfAhIkbs
Monsoon for Cincinnati.
Nora
The river is falling with 10 feet on the
II ,rpeth shoals. Business about the river
quiet.
The weather was clear and sunny with a
cold wind
The Rob't Moore left Cincinnati for this
place on Wednesday with government and
private freight.
The regular packet, Emperor, which takes
the place Of the wrecked Imperial, leaves
FOR st Louis at 10 o'clock, this morning,
with that excellent officer Capt. Kelsey in
command. Malin Son, Agents.
The popular boat, Monsoon, Captain
Etreeper, starts for Evansville at O'Clock
this morning Boat and officers will please
all who travel on the Monsoon. Malin &
Son, Agents.
Travellers for St. Louis should notice that
The famous Kate Kearney, commanded by
Captain Hail, leaves at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, for St. Louis. This is a fav-
orite boat with courteous officers.
The steamer Tiber arrived from st. Louis,
Capt. MeCash, and Clerk J. W. Sanders.
She brought s43 tierces Of bacon, geo bbls.
pork, leo bills. AOur, 6, slS boxes hard bread,
and 2Sg bbls. grease. We thank her clerk
for the following memorandum:
Left Cairo on the 10th inst. In port,
steamers J. c. Swan and Hannibal, bound
for New Orleans; Belle St. Louis, for Mem
phis, aud Geneva for White river. Mettwo
boats below Mound City, names unknown.
I7th-Met steamer Paragon at Fletcher's
Landing, Nellie Rogers at Metropolis, Gen.
Anderson above Metropolis. Arrived at
Paduesh at 1 o'clock. In port, Shamrock
for Tennessee river. Lay all night at
smithland river falling.
Is.h--Met steamer Palestine above Smith
land, 6unboat % and Emma Floyd at
Dycusburg, Gunboat IS and W. F. Curtis
at Eddyville.
Isth-Met Lady Franklin and Tacony at
Fort Donaldson, John Kilgour at Boil's foun-
dry, Bsulah ct Stalls Landing, Iiahoe, FL
naneier aud Argyle above GAINESVILLE.
2Olh--superior below Nashville, arrived
Of Nashville at 10 o'clock.
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The Bankrups Sale Store, No. 80 North
Market street, is still disposing Of its large
stock Of boots, shoes and hats st cost and
carriage. #
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TasTERs Seventeen whisky tasterss most
Of them experts and able TO testify as TO
quality, but not 10 regulate quantity, were
before the Recorder yesterday. and contrib
uted their zines.
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THs CHAEcE.-Now is the chance at ]. X.
Humes. No. u College street. All who
want cheap furniture, and a-hundred other
things, should 60 70 his suction this morn
ing. They viii find many things they
urauf
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EUTsAzoE.-several persons were before
the Recorder yesterday for thriving slops
and 6lth into the alley, where they live.
The practice is too common, and il Is
against the city law.
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Crunk, Glaseock & Co. have Just received
large stock Of staple and fancy dry goods,
consisting in part Of prints, fancy jaeOnets,
alpaeas, easimerea, lawns, Irish linens, tow
els white jaconets, cottonades, stripes,
hats, notions, Of all kinds. All the above
goods viii be sold cheap, at wholesale or
retail, ct No. 20 Public Square. Our friends
are invited to csll and examine before buy
ing elsewhere. Tox. c. CRUNK,
w. J. GLAscocE,
mar23 st JOIN ]. LoERT.
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A general assortment Of ane custom made
boots and Shoes the wcrk warranted and
sold low, st @. W. Fall 4 Co.'S Hardware
store.
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We have had no mall from New York
for week. In the msantime the Adams
Express has supplied u with New York
papers.
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Let no one miss the opportunity Of pur-
chasing cheap boots, shoes and hats at No.
50 North Market street.
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AxES AxEz-s00 Dozen, best brands,
for ssle by G. ". Fall & 90, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Pablo Square jan22tf
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IEDEcEscT.-DsB1 Kennedy was fned b.
the Recorder yesterday for public inds.
ceney.
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We are obliged 70 Messrs. Cone & Tun-
nell, W. c. Collier, and the Adams Express
for late newspapers.
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Mans, NAuS-zoo Kegs for sale BY G.
". FAN a Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square jan22a
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90 e the Cincinnati Furniture Store, s.
Broad Street, TO purchase your Matrasses.
mar Ait
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70 the Unmarried.

CsRACE VAN EVERY. THE sIFFED CAR
" toyani and Fufussf. can, y the ad OF the
d9T1zcups- prodlce perfect likeness Of Yaar fl-
ture partner, giving he dsie . I the happy event
leading trets Of c1alactsT, occapaiion aneffar
rch q poor, Posi- ciise addre =, and oshar zafna-
be Information, Il ired.
ssad b mall PFspaia, one Dollar, and Re-
stamp VITA a mi dsacup1on e yc1rsef and
VII return tbs aksness, VITA TIE abo4s inlorIns'
ton. Address
GaAcE VAH EvERY,
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NolIee % Llauor peaIers.

For sole leather or ssratOgs trunk, 80
II q Cherry street. mar2I-tu.th. sat.
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Select Cumberland Coal can be had By
sending your order 60 Knight Bros.
marls-f
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To StFangers and CltIEens.

~ otAoasNAS tNAN NAtAAenas
Wa do NOS 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 70 the invalid,
desire TO recommend ourself in preference
TO other equally well established aud 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 wonder
frf secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PaiiiafiUcs; 81 all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 80 nuch
upon the discovery Of nel0 REMEDIES, or Hel0
modes Of treatment, as upon the skilliul use
of those agencies necessary &c q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the publie b our general ed-
vertisenens, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from s Ia the morning TIL
at night. L. J.. COLEMAN, NJ. d.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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Buy your BOOT. and shoes At G. ". Fan
4 Co.'S.
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For sale ct this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. Wan be sold cheap for cash.
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II the ladies wantsbargains in 6ne Shoes
Congress Caters, Balmorsls, &C., buy at
G. W. Fall Co.'S.
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Fresh osts-juss received al Jesse Hals's,
No. South Cherry street. mar2s q
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For sale At this efEce, one Hand Wagon
nearly new, which VII Be sOid cheap.
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Ladies' Goat Balmorals FOR 81, Kid Shoes
81 SO; Mons Boots 50 50 to 81 co. Hats 81
TO a, at the Bankrupt sale Store, No 80
North Market street. II
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes at G. W
FAN 4 Cos Hardware Store.
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ICE! ICEN ICE 4!

4 HtgE Iusi received large quantity n srperor
4 tDE. ale EiE ccnlUle rcfeFi1z dsl'F 3, NJ
uepot No I. Curuer q Cr1lisle Taet an Ne Ral-
road, uhich cdr 90 sale - laE rates.
Persons wishing % h. Supplied f1r re se1e1n
vii Ileaae Gail. atl sell Eho'fzaie ~ reisal.
Dealers VII md d " iiLaiF lntsrcsf 90 cad
REFEkEs6Es-fiai. 6unkls, 81. NlrhcIls stscon.
jno. =. Mii.E. s. Cha De-
aiarzi-lur WP.HEHN
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0rs JoB OFrIcE.-We are executing every
description Ct plain and fancy Job Print
ing IN the neaiest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Life sIIs Photographs At Van stavOrsas
Metropolitan Gallery. II
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Ia deelIned . lll, elo.Ing unsatlIsd.

All persons afflicted with privatediseases
would do we'll to call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. 20 Deaderick street, mp stairs
DR.. J.. may be found in bis once At al
hours. nov2s
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Transparent Photograph. at van HG.yo
iea's. II
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S5OO Reward

VIE WILL GIVE 10 Any OSE PRODUCING
w a. sure, speedy ant slle n cure 81 6oncr-
rh1ss and ChEnele ae uil aend % say E1ircsg on
TIE FEcept a Etfn cent rosraEe stamp, siin g 81
tie fuslef Or tla lcr re lser Never fils % Clru
male OK female n from w. D. ten days. Iry f.
iahls-ssFr 49, Ilraea~ sft fl-frsf 7f'ah
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Boarding.

A FEE GENTLEMEN cas- BIZ ACcoN4c.
~ dated Hifb Hosaii1e II 3 private fsI,ilg, - u
~ 8 q -. iieoath cbezry 5ireei, Z dnsss eouih
he F5at o1cs. sha1-eEa
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For & custom made boot, 60 to 81 Cherry
street. meraI-tu.tl.sat.
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Reapers & Mowers.

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4 Nach.ne ia Mdse i'eaass.ss. send gonr 81
der3 early. J. y. RAnILfOF,
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coRREcTED nF FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
No. % coLLEor sfnrrr.
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Mr.. Myers offered q bill requiring the
members Of the Ere department. 10 wear
badges, 50 that at fires citizens would readily
distinguish the persons proper TO admit
into their houses, a precaution which expe-
rience had shown to be necessary. By a
suspension Of the rule the bill was passed
q FIRST, second and third time. specimens
Of the proposed badges we shown IN the
Council Chamber, and were much admired
for their beauty.l
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whisky lower. One hundred and thirty
barrels were sold at 81 10 per gallon.
Mess Pork could have sold at S25.
Seed duh snd prices nominal,
Coffee declined to soaS3e., and sugar 10
l5ai7e.