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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally 10 the well filled estsb-
hshmcnt OF cur enterprisirC friend, ". "
I Loiien, who has the finest selected stock ei
Family Groceries south OF the Ohio river.
In connection with HE grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
ootstne'' nom bottle 90 pipe Fsmilies,
lsFl'e-f and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest ''yiands" at modcra'e prices His
Nos are q and %. North College street. op-
posiie se"anee House. Give hum o call.
sgp29-lm
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This vice, which is never prneticsd in
The presence Of any one, has proved o.
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of ne noble.l
and most talented young men thai ever
gave tongue % eloguence OF pen 10 sons.
u has destroyed nealth, blasted Tho eonsti
tuition, aud reduced the miserable victim 4
a living skeleton. Nor are these It's fnsl
snd fatal effects in is pains are scattered
the ruins Of resson, the most melancholy
I sight that eau meet mortal eyes. Te Be
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call on
Dr.. Colensn, Nc. s. North Cherry street
o. address him By letter, Box so, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsb3s-E
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
iesG-U H. TONPEINs 4 Co.
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TvENrT-FIvE CENrs FoR UNION AND Plan
rERs' BANE.-phe notes Of these two Banks
seem 90 be steadily declining, snd IS cash
Bank has over g million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline 20 Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. 5. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union aad College streets, however
has several large orders, which enables him
90 give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money 10 him before
the orders are 6lled. g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

CmLIs HuSTER, a boy or years old,
abssutsd himself from home, No. 80 North
Vine street, days since. Any person
bringing him home, or giving information
that viii lead 10 his recovery, will be liber-
ally rewarded. His complexion is fair, light
blue eyes, tolerably fu face, thick lips,
and lisps slightly. Had on gray round
about, dark pants and dark gray esp.
G. n. COWARDIN.
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Of the girls, four are mere infants, while the
remainder, ol both sexes, are old enough q
receive instruction in the school and We
were happy 70 zee. that in proportion to
their ages, they had made great advances in
mental cu ture. They were all dressed in
pla uniform dresses, except four, who had
only beeu recsivei yesterday; and the old
est was not more than ten or twelve years
Of age
The Asylum was put in operation before
The war, but Immediately al .er the com
mencemUut of hOstilities it was closed, and
Preparations for its rcopening only COM
lnenced on the first Of January last. Since.
ihai time, the building has been enlarged,
pa large sum OF money expended IN get
ing The institution in order.
The Asylum deserves the support Of all,
Hhether Catholic or protestant, and we
lppe il will receive IL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

Go to Bryant, stratton Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIsh,p, Settlements, &C.
Send for College paper. Circular, sc.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON a CO.
oct1S-ly.
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SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT PROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY
Capital stock. 100000.

Divided INTO 5000 shares Of $50 cach $500 shares.
or ii0O0 have been appropriated a. work
ing capital, for the deye'opemont Of he
properly Of the Company.
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0y.t.r Pc at s.sslmas !. l.r lunch te-l.,

r-.1s5 N''.--A mau was found IN the river
d. 20" 'he city yesterday. Ia floating
s.4 ,r...s.-.',,'F De caught on a t-oi line,
l.-,. -, l li'aeS up by she owner rho took
ths ,s.-.,.--..'' Nhere an inquest was held hy
,,''-'y inferred. We eguI5 -, -. ~.
es-.as a. Do Who he vas, I'm, - - 49, -,
-iaiuS Wa, that he can, '' ~. INC July :
accidental drowning. gu ms death y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
Legislative Visit TO the Orphans.
The st. Mary's Asylum.
Condition Of the Institutio

In accordance with an invitation from the
directors, about fifty members Of the two
houses Of the legislature visited the St. Ma
~ Orphan Asy lum, South Of Nashville
yesterday afternoon. The party ieft the
Capitol building at two o'clock p. IA in ON
uibuses furnished by the friends aud direct
ors Of the institution, and arrived on the
ground just before three o'clock, when
the visitors were welcomed by the man
ngers, in q hearty manner, and invited
90 inspect the building, and The grounds.
In company with others, we visited each
room Of the house. from kitchen TO garret,
and were delighted 10 notice that every
thing gave indication that II was managed
in the most approved style, and that moth
ing was left undone, that would be c1ndu-
Give % comforts Of tho orphans who find q
home within its walls.
The superintendent is Rev Father Kelly,
but those in immediate charge, are Domini-
can Nuns, each Of whOm-like sall Of their
order-sppesrs 10 be devevoted 70 good
works Of every description. Divorced from
the world they expect their reward alone
iu the next. and hence their charities are
scattered abroad, and their acts are utterly
devoid Of al seihshness
There are some fifteen rooms IN the
building. which is located on a healthy
emiuence Just beyond the Trimble home
stead; aud the number Of inmates is as fol-
lows
Girls. ....
10
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The United States District Court was in
session at the Capitol yesterday, Judge
Connolly Trigg presiding. Anumber Of in
dictments for conspiracy and treason were
disposed of.
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Sale Of 1000 Government HOKeS

SlLL oEFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUc-
- W escn luesisy and Friday durlg ne
ii 49, l,to1er, ls6a ioi % Cove nusnt horses
Ten 'issses a. Cavalry nepoL kagcaeid.
~, -. W probably h ths lsst lat q severn.
iiuty \, - q, itv win s5rd an szcsll,rt egpof-
srl-rF q, -N--ee, ii. n. sMlTa.
Caut AID A. Z. N.
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E.. -;
Three Through Trains leave Cincinnati Daily
IGHTNING DAY EXPRESS
MORNING EXPREs.

- This Is the only route 70 the oil Regions o
Pennsylvania. The Night Express leaves even
Sunday Night instead Of Saturday Night. All othei
Trains leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Texts can have
their Bsggsge checked through to defamation.
Upon arrival Of Steamers at Cincinnati, convey
ance WI be furnished. free Of rharge 70 Hotels OF
Depot al the . : Mail Line Stesmers stop 81 A
& q. ". RslTsy WHARF Boat, foot Of 5lh Street.. Al
Omnibus snd Bsggsge Wsgnu VII % in readiness
upon arryal Of Evening host from Louisville e
convey passengers aad their baggage. free, to At
lantic and GreRt " estem RaiiWay Depot, Ia very
short distance) thus insuring connections.
Pare a. low, and time quick ss BY any other
route.
80 Tickets can be procured In Cincinnati st tbs
Northeast corner Broadway snd Front Street No
50 West Fouuh Street, and a. the New passenger
Depot Cincinnati, Hsmifon and Dayton Railway,
and al Principal oihces Of Connecting Lines.
T. F. FULLER, Cart BARNEY.
Gen. hcEetAgL Pass. Ag't Louisville
ID. NicLAREN,
sepl2-u General superintendent
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tutionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily
Brovnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at Z. p. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

'Hasr fEaaysoS .-Chsmp Fc-rrs,- -,
= executed uoxt FRIDAY between ~ \ ~. W
10 and 4, within the walls of tb. So
5'''a, The execution viii be- upls, ~
--'se q Provost Narshal Captain NV.
~ ana No one viii be- admitted uuls.s h,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

The annual session of the Grad Division
S. of T. Of the State Of Tennessee viii com
meucs in Temperance Hall, Masonic Ten
pie, ON Thursday 18th, at 10 o'clock, am
octlS-2t j. II FARRAR, q. S.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
DIR. A. KING

sszse Fayseaa
a atss ton = th De ar
ptug hs raa
st hs
Al nj eErao hsrga
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just received, per Express, 6ne lot Of
swissos, carleton, nainsOok, muslins, at pri-
Yate sale. CSC. SHIELDS / Co.
jlyl-f Is and q College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

~, N9ne has received the Waverl,
1s5-,-.i1 New Nation, Army ana NayS
49, bgutlins Own. German leslie Ii.
49, Saiholic World Tor October.
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ArrESTIcN IRIsRNES Checks on the N
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of Il 20 sic for sale az &. n. ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. Is College street. q
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES

...........B. ". SPIRE
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GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.g-super silk Brocade, French Grens-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaoonsts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

As''ST.-A citren wss arrested vests-
- loI interfering with the Provost Guar.
u-'su aking an arrest. aud turned over ..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
Cheapest and Largest stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
IN TOWN.
IN TOWN.

Robinson series AHthmetic-complsfs,
s-n3ors Union Readers,
ssnd ~ speiier.
Towns
wehstFr's 4"
Warren's GeoE-aEhies.
-t,ddsri's ArIthuetrs,
R-aur's Grammarr,
pire0's 6raunsrs,
Rohusou's Algetrss
sanders Picture Primer,
y sckanhcss' tTsi lessons IN Conlpos ticl,
isris's -eues Arihmric',
Nbtcher's ed asa peW Biographies,
snli.h MS Arthuet O..
Goodreh's EFadfFs.
aulisris Aus'egy.
eooGuch's = stories
Il. p. GONE,
csffsa No. 20, CAsrfy street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18
oy.tor pie at steadman's for lunch to-day

The river is coming up rapidly, and if the
rain continues for a few DAYS, it viii be in
fine nayigable stage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

Only three arrests were made by the Pa
troll Guards yesterday. The city is dull and
unusually quiet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

Sell your uncuTent money, mutIlated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at Z. n.
Ordway's Brokers Office, IS College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

~. .'' ftNor.-The Tennessee Marine and
p. -Asu5auce Company, organized under
.rs 1e1 charter. is prepared 60 take risss
~ aa' share OF the patronage of IN,
--.,' i'S office Is No. "a. North Coller,
-. 80 Joseph ". Allen. one Of the mos,
n ~. gent and reliable busincs- men IN
sale, Is President. and A. W. Batter
s'-.c msu Of loHg experience, Secretary
axe pleasure iu commencing the Com.
.--F 20 cur reade-s
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ETE slH uct receive 10 our DFp-ts PoEder, Per
" cussion Caps, Shotor Lead. unless proper per-
mits irom custom House accompany bills ol iadirg
Powder tnlnsure rrcepuoi aud shipment must
in ali cssos ~ csrefuily packed 10 boxes aad Pow
der piainly marked On box or boxes
When Ne Rave reason o believe that packages
Marked merchandise cont IN Powder, We vi have
such packages f1a1. Ined and when it proves % be
Powder o. other ammunition frauduleuily shipped.
such pscksEes vii D. turned cs4r 20 TrassurF De-
psrtuent Rlih hls Oflsdng
r T. EWING
ccil52m General Freight GENT
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NASHVILLE, TENS., Oct. 18th, 1865.
Consigned by Railroad

NASHVILLE, TESS., Oct. 18th, 1865.
Consigned by Railroad:
Thomas & Gould, ? cars lumber.
French a Co, p bsles cotton.
A. A. Breast a c., pkgs.
Fleming 4 Co, 20 bbls, apples.
P. Davezac, l chest. 29 pkgs rags.
Howard a Co., 10 cars coal.
j. A. McAllister & Co., 4 bales cotton.
Hambra a Smith, 10 pkgs.
j. +. Sumner, Is pkgs.
6 j. Stubblefeld, 20 pkgs. H. H. goods.
W. II. Higgins, box.
D. Weaver, p boxes tobacco.
". s. G. Wing, 25 bbls. onions.
az sacks oats
Fleming & Co., 50 bbl,. potatoes.
Capt. Brown, A. Q. NJ, q kegs white lead
3. L. Rhineheart, ] chest.
&. ". Fall, II kegs H. shot
Thos. Ryman, ? bbls. fish.
T. ]. Hopkins, 81 bbIs. -four.
A. B. Ayers, 3cars lumber.
Bailey, Ordwsy Co., l25 begs white lead
Morris 4 STATION, 60 bales cotton.
J. R. Dean, pkgs.
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Get your wall paper at Menitt 4 Hills
corner Of Market and Church streets.
OctS-tf.
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Nh I a. SSoti's Matte Morgan ......
Time, 2gl. '''''''''' ''-'''-
-. '-,e, cont nue. tomorrow snd the
-. - 1 . The dining halt, ia charge OF
- .etd AcOown, Is sufficient 10 ac-
y, 'l''e al who may wish dinner on
De track.
-. --iA'.inare, at the saloon. is prepared
.-.. ...nes' 10 furnish the best wiues and
-i-'is The country affords.
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Oyster oa, s,eadman's for lunch today

ga, HTs. loHNsoN.-Mai. Gen. johnson
80. 1''-me The duties Of Provost Marshal
80. q. this Military Division. The
M .- -, sitter four years Of hard campaign
80. merits this position, and We doubt
49,. 80 become great fsyorite Of TIE com
r.,... ana she department. 60 which he is
n. $50, We congratulate our citizens on
49, lee7ancc OF 60 valuable and trust
-. an othcer and gentlemen among us.
re his stay viii be long aud pleasant.
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Wholesale and Retail.
CAMERON, GRTER & co.
White Goods !

everything qualities Egns
" "a fsl1rk and IA Cloak
BaHoral choice indeed
r a Iai ON Quit
which
In addition Retail stock have frei che ri door House
of
chants Pgg oare 70 dup n that be purrhaed TO- Louisville
%
experienced Fhlade
wii0utu
p
% fore n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

Restores GRAY BAR % its Natural Color.
MAKES tee hair soft, GLOSSY snd LuAuriani.
Keeps the scaln Glen, DOL and Healthy.
The only KuOsn RsslOFer Of Color and Per
ieet Hair Drsssiag Combined
London r. air Color Restorer and Ores ing.
a. London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing p"
- London Hair C0'Or RestoTer and D essirg
"a Ondon HAIR Color Restorer and Dies-irg
III viii restore gray Eair to It's or ginal color.
Z-lt will b axe il grow on bald head.
S-ItWil n store the natural secretions.
At viii 70 owe all dandTuff and ltchings.
5--Itwll make Che hair so Z, glossy and flexible.
cit viii preserve the ouglnal color 70 Old rye.
I'll viii prevent the hair iron falling Oh.
S-ItW II cure all diseases Ofthe scalp.
Pr &c 90 per bJtIle. sold bT Ut. sMAfhE 4
son, No. go n Sixth street. Philadelphia, snd
W. J. a c. W smith, Druggists
Corner Of Church and Vine streets,
octlS-W-fr6su Nashville, Tenn.
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iuiied srnouni only Of the stock thus appro-
pm ed has been placed n the hands ri the oHcers
the stock has al been issued, ull Tut, in paw
ment Of property, % Is not Therefore liable 20 any
future assessment.
CrrIcr No. oe}S North Cherry street. Pcstofice
box va, Nashville, Tenn.
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IENNE--EE

NsT York Exchange is in & Cd De and a par
buying. ani I selling There si-ga good tusness
dong 10 1875 Ehicn are still selling a. par sni In
tere-t
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RESOLUTION.

A Ts NEE nng Of the Nashville Chamber 81 torl-
"A nerve u So ortered that De GLOWING Iresiii'
lle snd tesoiulioss D. puhllsheds
Whereas, Tie present system o. pedcl9fs snd
travellers sci inc eoOds m this ~ without lcfSe
and thereby beng aide % underseil U.s. snd greaiii
iriure our irade therefore,, he d
Reso' we'd, That We publish In The dziig neirspa-
per- thsf hfreaor We VII canse 70 he zfresiet snd
prosecuted az psrces Ehora We knoN % De seililiE
IN olr cItf without license.
The f1l0slng suaudmsnts were rlslie-
That i b made duty q every member @ give
any iniormaiieu he may have touch.uE ths Yloliou
Of iaw,
eeti2,lw ISAAC LTTION, Soy.
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- CARD
TO THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE


TNHE publisher Of the Nashville Ciiv uirsc.or,
/ begs leave % iuforn the public that on Nos
day, the 10th II C., be viii commence he earvsss T.
the city for iniOrmauon and patronage. and Ron.
thst each ctiren EA aid he agent- Ia g-Iinug H.,
fullest Information possible, in order II raais ~.
Directory peilect 10 81 ia appointment
A 6eneral and Business DIRECTORY cor,h-,ea !,
greatly needed At this time, as no y1rl ~ 49,
character has been published for this Ii v sirc,
1879 7'-N'
As sn advertising medium. through vbeh On,
Mercnsnis and Pro e. ioraf men crn MAKE 49,
their hu=iness Caty DHectory stands wthont a =.
Va Il O fll guide stranger seeks 70 a. ran
where his vans eau he supplied The ter-,s =
siFerti ing are verY reasonshia the SINE - -
ltve, - those Of Mr.. Campbell IN his Ifre-fq-v =
lS5a
As % the card hesded 'sTo vfo-, !. NJ,
coucera, which X ,. Singleton persist IA rT-tiish
ing 10 his Inessr cal Bulletin ami the fFIr.f ~,
pseers, would inform the pubic thst o., Iae Il
the staten eut o. fats which appeared sr1uIfa-n
oosiy VIII his card IN the G. paper Of. an
aud whlcn gave but one Insertion have de- ~
flr her notice q @ 10 the napers / have com
meneea suit "a TIE Circuit Court sgainst Mr. sn.
g'et1n, sna look upon that tribunal a tne onl
proper p-aee 70 discuss TIE qufsuon which he b.
50 promineni trongnt before ire pubic.
1aNe esihilisned &c ufics 81 aliS Cedar rt-eaf
4 Jew doors an1Vs Cherry. where al 10 plssse
% meet siiJ one deilng infa-uston - 10 tii. uorE
10 progress. b. KlNg-
octi5-st i'' i'''-
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FAN Raoes.--NashviIle Course.

hEooND DAY.-The attendance yesterday
ls very large, and but for the indications
bad weather, it would have been much
ger The track was not SO heavy as the
y previous, though not in anything like
condition We would like 10 have seen it.
l. late rams were unfortunate for this
leing. and We hope the rest # the week
prove more proDitious than the past.
give below tho summary OF the
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Dissolution of cOpsrtnsrship

FI'HE co-paltnershlp hitherto ex'stnr us5rr ths
siY.e and t-- q DAVIS FLYNN i tbs dav
Dissolved ny n utnsi csuseut lael Laws = -, -
ieci al accounts Que ihs SD DAVIS q FlTrn-
JOEL DAVIS
ccl5-lE ANDREW FI.YNN.
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale at this Office, one good secOnd-
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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asluuttary & Commercial.

ooREEcIED BY THE EIssr SATIoEAL BASK,
No s. CoL1EaE srRKET.
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Gus Jon OFHcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nsstest style, and At the lowest
prices, al this office.
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Old papers, (the largest in the city forsale
a. this ohice.
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FIRST RAcE.

ne second race was dash Of two miles,
''h i've entries, and the horses on the track
named below Charlie Armstrong, first q.
eh Matt Caldwell, Easter. Bulletin, and
'he outside Leatherlungs.
SUMMARY.
y. Robins Leatherlunes .....................l
B. Patierson's Easter. 7.............-........2
Armstrong; Charlie Armstrong ........... s
A. yarter's Matt. Caldwell ....,........-....4
Time, s.521s. ''''''
thiid race. This was a trottine match,
ll'le heat. % harness, between Matte Nor
gan and Washington.
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CONGREGATIONS.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October IS, 1865.
A large fire on Hayne street occurred
about three o'clock this morning, result
ing in the total destruction of three four
story brick buildings, and seriously
damaging two others. The Charleston
Hotel for long time was in imminent
danger, bus was saved. The total loss
of buildings and stock, is estimated at
the lowest calculation at one hundred
thousand dollars. The establishment in
which it originated, No. Al Hayne street,
was occupied on the lower floor by Mr..
w. IL. iChafee, as a wholesale grocery,
and the upper stories by Messrs. w. Il.
Burge & Co., dealers in staple and fancy
dry goods. The next building destroyed
was No. 43, occupied by the Charleston
Courier establishment, and the third,
No. SO, by Messrs. HASTE, Calhoun &
Co.'s satdlery establishment. The
buildings were owned by Messrs. John
son, Crews d Co. Mr.. Chafee estimates
the value of his stock lost at about TWEEN
ty.five thousand dollars, of which fifteen
thousand is covered by insurance in the
agencies of Geo. w. Williams & Co.,
who have also ten thousand insurance
on Messrs. w. L. Burge d. Co.'s stock.
The latter received a large stock of goods
by the last steamer, and will open again
in two or three days. The Courier es-
Enlistment was insured for ten thousand
dollars.
Messrs. Crane, Boylston & Co.'s build
ing, adjoining the Courier office, was
injured, it is supposed, to the amount of
about $4,000. Fortunately, their stock,
with which they intended to resume
business, had not arrived.
A crowd of persons, mostly of the
poorer class, adults and children, went
into the building after the fire had been
extinguished, to pick up such articles as
had escaped destruction. While so en-
gagged the interior walls fell with a crash,
burying some thirty or forty persons un-
der the debris. The screams and cries
of the wounded, and the terror of the
bystanders, together with the confusion
that ensued, is Understandable. From
fifteen to twenty persons are reported to
have been instantly killed. The wounded
sufferers have been taken to the Roper
Hospital.
FIRE AT ST. LOUIS
So. LOUIS, October q, 1S65.--Lewis
Settles vinegar factory, on the corner
of Washington street and Franklin ave
nue., was burned this morning. Los.
SAC, 900, Insured for $4,000
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October q, lSe5.-A
fire last night destroyed the woollel
mill of Shaw, Taylor &. Co., in Yves
Philadelphia. It originated in the card
ing room, from the explosion of n Goa
oil lamp. The loss on the building ID
/ $40, 000-partially insured. Tho loss on