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DR.. A. KING

assocate Fhyssa Who wilt ny atacncs aant al ny uaa
oldest Neneuai surgeoa the unei ss1as having devoted
Practice since i6 AMI take pleasure
arduous duties o. the profession.
DIX KING the euy the myself who
ny Mecnea, and With be ong experience 90 reliable
uent calling 81 hs lsueEarY WI therefore have hn
sci, either, BE- desrei without eNra Charsa.
Patients and strszgors IN VISITING
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A Addresses by Gov. BrOWnlOw and
Others.
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ing session Of this court occurred yesterday
morning. Only sixteen cases ON the docke
and most Of them for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. Dennis C1rbIt. drunk
fined - 90. Sussu Whitehead on the ram.
page, and somewhat elevated was relieved
Of v. John Humphreys, Smith NeKin-
ney. Charles Winston and +. Walker were
husd each $ 90 for drunkenness. George
Roberts for disorderly conduct was fined S.
=. Hughes, very drunk-hned S 90. Alice
Hoffman for disorderly conduct in quarrel
ling with soldiers on the street, wss fined
s.. John Lee, Michael Rockford, B. r.
Button, John O'Conuer, VIM Brown, and
James Ryan were each fined in the sum OF
s. 90 for drunkenness aud disorderly con
duct. J. W Dolley, Tor the same ofonse
was fined S.
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'tuers are ulleu-


We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally to the well filed estab-
lishment Of our enterprsiug friend, W. W.
Totten, who has the finest selected stock @.
Family Groceries south Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from a bottle to pipe. Families,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest ''viands" at moderate prices. His
Nos are q and %, North College street, op-
posite sewanee House. Give him a call.
sep29-lm
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TWENTY FIVE CENTs FoR UNION AND PLAN
TERs' BANK.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem to be steadily declining, and as cash
Bank has over a million of circulation still
out, they will probably decline to % cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
uer Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables MIN
to give considerable moro than this rate at
present. Send your money 10 him before
the orders are filed. a..
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NOTIcR.-Wo would inform all persons
having claims against tho Government,
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 80,
dated March 18Th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adj listed by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, d. c., for the Introduction of
other proof, in order to substsntiste the en-
tire claim, that tho parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
jesO-tf H. TONPEINs & Co.
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The great stallion race yesterday over tht
Nashville course proved equal TO our high
est autcipaiions The day was beautiful
and the track in splendid condition. The
horses were TO the string IS advertised, with
Lindsey the favorite among the knowing
ones, Surprise second, aud Bulletin and
Ooliagah third and fourth. For the first
heat Lindsey had the track, with Bulletin
second, Ooliawah third and Surprise lourth,
FIRsr HEAr.-rhe go was an even one,
with Ooltawah and Surprise neck and neck
% toe first turn, leading Lindsey and Bul-
letin about two lengths, who wee at dead
lock. This position was maintained All
they neared the half mile post, when Dol
taNsh gained something over a length on
Surprise. and Lindsey taking courage
moved up, and III making the last turn
assed Sarprise snd made a handsome dash
Cor Ooltawah on the last stretch. In this be
was unsuccessful, and Ooltawah won the
heat, by a full length, in l;5lh, Lindsey
second. Surprise lhiTd and Bulletin last.
The result Of this heat was an "eve opener
10 some of the "lovers, and disposition %
hedge was manifested By sh parties, eN-
ceptug the hackers Of Ooitavah. In this
connection We mHv mention that ooitaEah
at all the pool sales was the last choice, with
pools Of SS0o selling as low as $40.
SECOND AAAls-- 4AAteE z AAAAANA "a tAlNAaNAA
ual attempts 70 start. they eventually got a
fair seed "a with Ooltaeal ahead, Lindsey
second. and Surprise third Balietiu, with
a direnil attack ct the 'studs, refused g.
make even sn attempt % retrieve his for
time. len the tracks Gd became entirely un
manageable. The other three held the sane
position IN which they started, with MUM
ker OF determined efforts GA the part Of
Lindsey 10 get home first, but ooiiawah
yrss obstinate ana refused 70 weld ms place,
though lcsriully pushed 81 every turn Inc
first Quarter was reached with ooltaWah ana
Lindsey locked. and Surprise ioar or
Eve lengths behind. This position was ne
IN they reached the half mile post, men
Oonawah gained something near 8 length
Thus they made the last turn ana strueA
the home stretch st 8 lively rate, Al TINS
point Surprise made another and mst enor'
10 close the gap. bat failed. Lindsey "a
the mesutme was not idle, but struggled
hard Coz the string, and only lot by about
a length. ooliawah winning the heat and
ra IN lss9i..
our friend Geo. NJ. McCown has charge
.ot the splendid Duing Hs'l on the grounds,
and u prepared % accommodate any num-
Der Of guests This Han will he opened
through The week Of the Fall races, aud VS.
itors need have no iesrs Of plentiful sup
ply o. good eating sna drinking,
EoT "a account Of Saturdays races see an
advertisement n another column Of to-day 8
paper,
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The Association Thoroughly Or
ganiZed.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tgtionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at f. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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Our friend, F. Klein. Coli, &c street, next
door 10 J. W. Wilson q Co.. and opposite
the Sewanee Hoase, is, we are gTatided 10
say, up 90 his eyes, in business. He has
in store a we'll selected stock Of the best
descriptions OF gcnuemeu's dress goods,
which he IS making up 10 order in the most
elegant STYLES. He Is an artist IN his line,
aud never fails 10 make a handsome fit.
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. TO S p. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
acute or chronic. E. S. Aborn, N. D., Ex-
aiming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-tf
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Wholesale and Retail.
CAMERON, GRTER a co,


In White Goods oyhng The qlalss.
description, Hui
ach indie
Ladies'
We would specially attention Of
which We have selection unaurIi 10 the city a M
addition up he Of
Wholesale
may
Ouoi eIla tl "a. a
opportunity o5taIailr
without
We hayea DO
who II
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The person that took copy Of the "Acis
OF the Legislature from our table the other
day will plesse return IL az once, and never
disturb Or take away from our sancium IN
the future anything without permi ssion from
the editor. The latter part OF this notice
is not only for the book-taker but the pub
lie generally.
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GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gi5rs i
CO's.,-super Silk Broeade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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Wholesale buyers would do well to call
and examine the stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, cloth
ing and hats at WIN. W. BERRY 4 Co.'S.
sept22-tf.
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f. P. Cone has received the Ledger, Bos-
ton Pilot, Freeman's Journal for tins week,
L. 5. Service Magaz ne for October, Balleu s
for November; also the New YORK dailles Of
the 10th and Chicago dailies OF the llth.
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Office General Freight Agent, n. and
e.. and N. and y. W. Railways.

NASHVILLE, TESN., Oct. y, 1865.
A. A. Spencer, ? casks hams.
J, r. Paul a Co., packages.
cspi Fuller, car loads wood.
p. McNean, packages.
NJ. n. Parmele, 6 rolls leather.
J, r. Bruce, Z sacks potatoes.
!. W. Wilson, box.
Z. A Otis, 20 bales cotton.
T. II. Burnside 4 Co, bbls. tallow aud
III beef hides. -
s. X. Safiel. boxes.
H. Hardy & Co., l2l packages.
+. W Scott, 30 bdis. shingles.
Massengale a Snyder, bales cotton.
Brands and Crawford, bales cotton.
". P. Demiss, ] bale waste.
J. H. Ham, - sacks dried fruit.
Express company. 2 ears merchandise.
A Hamilton & Co., 90 bales cotton.
j. a. McAllister 4 Co, SO
Il. 5. French a Co, 65
Stratton, Pointer 4 Co., l6I
Rhea A Smith,
5. L. Blair, agent /. & n. R.R., ~ bales
cotton. f. II. EWING,
General Freight Agent.
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FRANK PARRISH,s
New Barber Shop and Bathing saloon

No. 81 Chanch S., opposite tss Masan &c HAL
III ANiAs just removed into ny new and coululo-
II dious - oon, res lealfHllV announce il ny
ca patrons ana she pllilc. f1sf au ulH rsalr q
1ltall ~ flear wants n e better sfT'a fHan ever
Hlln 40 eEueufnes g. q 1rsaac.lsf haf.'f col
h1ir-dre1asT. q IcIfT TeEfs. anl 1ia eae OF llir
most commod.ous. eleEaut au1 col l-teg i.r-
uishsi tssfaflI snnfuts - zoe cuauf " am reads
10 cnalleuge acnmftfaon VIZ saN s'iil'iaf mop o.
lhs HlsEiafn cites. Erre Seas "a a. really af
times. Neat haier-e lpaeta lpr tle 80 el ruata-
-. nrtsrHr uII - fauEd lacEiru fIraf 0..lHa
hs-r-.i-.ssa-l aad hsrfera sluaFa ~ stiallI.rlH.
Hrrralisr ne anQp III De- qpen f1n 3 ae.rrr o.
. o'a.o4z o. 1al1T u1orulrf. arl l.alfr'l1fn .HI.
augls-gms--as FRANK faNHls-
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Gen. Lee, in letter recently published,
saws Of the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, at
is a crime previously unknown IN TINS eoun-
try and one which must be deprecated
by every American
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Is DIsCUIsE.-Two persons OF the female
persuasion were arrested night before last
Tor abandoning hoops at hop given by the
free and easy at the Opera House. These
en- erplisiug girls were fined - each by the
Recorder.
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ATTENTION IRIsHMEE Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
of 81 to clio for sale at c. N Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street. IF
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PERSONAL Col Wallace, Attorney Gen
eral for the District Of Memphis, arrived IN
tn S city last night. He vii remain here,
for several days. Hecomes on business con
nected with the legal interests OF Memphis.
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PHYsIc1ANs.-A Physician with cash
capital can purchase half interest in a
well established practice. Address P. o.,
box 1877. octl3-3t
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Persons unacquainted n the city seeing
90 many advertisements for The trotamont
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 81 loss 10 de-
ermine % whom 20 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that The Oldest estab-
Ishment Of TINS Kind Is at No. . Doaderick
street, and tnia should Be q sufficient guar
antee that tnis e reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHAED JOINS may be found Ia bis ~
Gee during the hours stated il. NJ &c.,
I'd advertisements Al ne,iieinss 6.russleE d
tAs oficc-
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If the ladies wish something plain and
elegant, call and examine those real Irish
and French Poplins, all shades at
WM. ". BERRY Il Co.,
sept22-tf. No. 81, College st.
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81, COLLEGE St-Wm. W. Berry & Co. still
take the lead in cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they are determined to sell al
reasonable prices. sept22-tt.
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just received, per Express, fine lot OF
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at Pri-
vate sale. GEO. SHIELDS 4 Co.
jlyl-f rs and q College street.
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Vented. . receipt to cure snoring -
Er-iaaec.
We haven't exactly got q receipt, but We
have In our minds eye couple Of IS good
"snorers" g. can be found. Hasten up q
eopv Of the receipt, Ar. Exchange, IS soon
as vou get IT,
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Remember the sale of Government Wag-
ons this morning, at 10 o'c ock, ON the
Franklin Pike, in Vanleer's lot.
Octl3-lt
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Elegant Lyons velvet and black cloth
cloaks, wrappings and silk mantles, shawls
Of every grade can be found at
WIN. w. BERRY & Cos,
sapf09-tf
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We are Pleased to note thai the masons
a-e at work on the Church OF the Advent,
Vine street. Il viii, when finished be the
most handsome church in the city.
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SNAIL Pox Is SMOKY We learn OF a mum
Der Of eases OF sma z pox in this deisetsble
place Of resort for SO msny Of our Dung and
a,piring young Nsshvillians- desth has
occurred Ct one house, and three others are
sick with the same disease.
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We were supplied last evening from W.
G. Golfers news depot with the latest Po-
liuosl and literary newspapers.
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Extra choice New York Apples, Potatoes
and Onions receiving daily. For sale in
lots TO suit purchasers.
CLARK & GRECORY,
ocu3-3tE 50 Broad street.
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list. Assemble at two o'clock, p. m, for
the purpose Of receiving new members, and
trausactihg business.
I'd. The second subject OF discourse will
be taken up, ss follows:
"What service can this Association render
towards the Establishment Of Common
School System for the State"
Sd. An examination Of the following sub
iect:
Nv hat is the proper method of organizing
q State Board of Education p"
~ o'clock in the evening-Address by
the Committee, and by Hon. !. S. Fowler.
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CorroN MAREET.-We report ssles Of yes
teriay a. 200 bales 81 4slG5uc. The receipts
amounted 90 some 45u bales, mostly from
Georgia. Shipments are being made freely.
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilated
Notes, and 8 cts. interest NOtes-at &. n.
Oriway's Brokers Office, As College street.
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The New York Herald says Gen. Joel A
Battle has resumed the practice Of law at
GELATIN. Our old farmer friend will be
tickled with the Herald's ignorance.
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PRorosr IrFNs.-Thos. shaw, leo'.l d
Government teamster, was arrested oy the
Provost Guard for stealing wagon load OF
lumber from Major wills. and committed 20
the post prison. Two o her arrests were
made for drunkenness.
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Ed. willard, 22Iz Union street, lsid on
our table last evening the Boston Pilot,
YANKEE Blaic, and New York Ledger. lie
keeps up with the cuTreat literature OF the
dsv. and receives regularly the latest
daiIies
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 Hills
corner of Market and Church streets.
nciS If
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SANDS'ALE

WE naTe On had e iarrs stacs a. z.,f., chi.
easo Cream SAD slccr A.e.. at.rh IL. guar
aniee direci rom la1ds' Chi.sas f'r-s-rr sIthaf
- % aoi clam ne soLE Aez.NCY Ia tha mar
Also Bottled ale o. tite bcaf manu.a1tura. We
,..te 40 large siocE ~ 5utars' -uprias. snd
enl-y uroeausa, Hhch 90 are o1erilF a. ils
Eirll b g. 80 fU a COZ.
lel3-1 a uninu street.
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We are indebted 70 The Adams Express
Company foF late New York snd Atlanta
papers,
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The Association met at ~ o'clock pre-
G selv.
ADDRESS OF col. WICKERsHAM.
Mr.. W. remarked that the importance of
schools was now being generally understood.
lie discussed the subject of Norman Schools,
in an able manner and he was thoroughly
conversant with the subject, as he was long
connected with the Normal School Of Penn
sylvania. We are, however, compelled to
omit his remarks, as well as those Of other
speakers, on account OF want Of space in
our columns.
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OUR jos OPFIOE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. al this Office.
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ia HIO MA BL
Millinery Establishment
UNION STREET,

NJ r.. g. ". TEERY announces b. her nur-ar,-s
IA irlenia and customers tnai her ntoc- Iust -e-
ceilel nom M kast consists Of he G1eat t5aa-
~ ne -esson- and Ne most superb 10 b. ouad Ia
ne CITY, embracing
ROBES, MANTLEs. B0ENEIs.
SILK GRAPE. RIsB0Nz, GLOVES. A..
sioeked Millinery Sore
- grsaeh Fiaaas done to order on ths
a1ortelt notca- - III
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CITY NE VS..

For Sale at this Office, one good second
band Boiler. VIII be sold cheap Tor cash.
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The attendance at the State Teacher
Association yesterday was fair, but not ex-
ccedingly large. The public exercises com
menced az ten minutes after ten, precisely.
Prayer BY Rev. p. S. Fall, who was also
made Pretideut pro tenn, the regular Presi-
dent and Nice-P Presided Of the association
being abseznt
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LosT.-Collin Hunter, boy about seven
ye0rs old, left home on Monday morning,
aud has not since been heard Of Any per
eon knowing Of his whereabouts, will con
ifr a favor upon his mother, by leaving in
formation al this office, OF al G. NJ Cowar-
.liu's % North Vine street. octlI-lt.
STATE TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The Meeting at the Capitol yesterday.
Grand Procession Of Pupils.
Addresses by Gov. BrOWnlOw and
Others.
The Association Thoroughly Or
ganiZed.
Important and Interesting Discuss
siOns.
M
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The Normal school Question.
The Proposed Public school system

National Airs Played and sung.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

b 10
aes- hzn an unancni strict
% vi ea %
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and Interesting Discuss
siOns.
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OFpiCE STREET. toHufssIoSERl
49, bRotpwAi
ITO CONTRACTORS.-P ncoscd in
sealed sn,e li~ ineDfsel with ti. ti,ie q. tie work
d with the TIE bidder thereon rill
csiye tiis otir- until "Wednesday, March ~ .563 =,
ELEVEN o'clock Ia.
for r.blLdin. the outer portion Of Per No Il North
River.
Tank forms u proposals tog, ter with tho specicntos
and agreement b. obtained = this Cfoe-Da,,1 Stree.
Department. He~ iork, March 10. hos.
CMANLES q. CONNELL eirrr, rnrlinll s'nner.
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Giotkbo.0rrS alrclin9s.

Osucg - rHH NYw Yonr AsD Bosros suyin Law Co. }
No 2 Wniisu sI, SEsh ore. Nsrch a. ~ : }
NOTICE.-lhe Annual Mccl.ng ot tie stock
~ holder. - thi. Compsrv BE- bod 81 hfr ofc- o.
iFspAh. MaTrL q, a. ococl y d., 81 atici urr tie
AAnuai Election for Trustees I TIE eusuinr VA tas-
place. Tie po- vii BE- open irom t. O'Clock -. 10
boos, viii Dc closed ~ "a rua rop reg on he
2tfn iuri. W. Coz hiis, secretary.
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NIBLO" SALOON-GOTTSCHALK.
~ GRAND CONCEpfs MONDAY, MARCH q; WE'D.
NEspAY 29,h; THURSDAY 3th. sid thIDA sIst
ti-ncr Ma1o the honor thii having en-
sa.vd he world renowned pluig. snd con poser l.. 3.
G0tT~CfLk fot tour OF concerts IN tii Irtt the So
v.ich IInri,' and ,TOUK AEOlNp ale WORLD a, tie
r. aurst o. h- ficnd ard tdrire he mas nd'sa
Sir GoschA. give four frsy concerts boiore his de-
part.fo a. 'he ARIEL ON TIE "a Of April
Miss LUCY SlNONS. who IL also enrered Tor Catalonia
viii appear ,ouioutiy with j.. " 0oiischtlA .
Mr.. MARRY SAEDtHSON is a. gnsed 10 perform win
Mr. GOlTSCHALk sor1e Of thsar niuiTao e duets
other eminent artists will also assist go .
Tickets ~. Received seats % c"rti extra . .
i.e sale Of tick.ts vii commence THURSDAY the ild
M.reh a. Been ScirDcrs music store, No. III broaawgy
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC,
GDTTsCIIALF GRAND CONCERTS,
TUESDAY. MARCH %, AND APIilLl.
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Eoet dT0 touI0.

! OST or STOLEN from the UNDERSIGNED,
tITliREE QUaErERMhSfFR'S VOUCHERS, psued to
DARLING, ALHfR1sON ROSE.
d4ird Newiork Ci'y. te5 lJ5J Tor II III 3ll Bushels
OF Dsts Amount, rl9G2J D.
dated New Yok iy Feb 1915 Tor 1927 lI33 Bushels
O. O,t.. Amount, tlit8+ 20.
! dated New York City. Feb 1865 f,f 49, go 2l Bushes
Of Oats Amount, ell4tj j.
All ~ which Voucher. certified q. being correct By r. D.
Chaplain. Captain aud Assistant usTerna.trf AL per
caut aed .sslns negotiating them payment has
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