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We take saks pleasure in directing the
sttention Of the thousands who habit
uslly read the UsIoN, - the little tsnple
Of fashion kepi BIZ our friend, Richard H.
ThOnpson, 70 North Cherry street. He has
every article in The gentiemsn's furnishing
line, except ready made clothing boots
and shoes. His stock has been selected
With excellent taste from the finest and
mott fashsOnsbEe goods in The eastsrh mar
Lst. He has sdded 10 his assortment hats
Of various neal and handsome styles, and
!, selling them very low. Il viii be iOHnd
profitable q give him call.
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The hsadeaartars Of Gel, Van sehrsder,
snroee street, were Brilliantly iiibminstea
.as splendidly decorated with aags last
piebt. We have seen nothing more beau
Chi ana sppreprisse dusins ne gar. i
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cKsRsr o. Mvnpsn.-on Saturday night
there uas an aggriynied quarrel amens
soms neeross At place en- Vine stras'
apsar Dsmnmbraae, and several shots we're
frsd. 0ne negro vas shst in the arm, and
negro boy named Porter. twelve years Of
age, wss shot and killed. Yesterday she
asctivs oficsr Puekett arrested ons q ne
sssailants and enc Of the patrol guards an
oshor, third got away. The meas names
wsrs Jack WArFsn and Wallis - and
they hsd pssses in their pockets 70 60 up
ths rcd, and they viii be examined on the
charge o. murdsf. The sA0ts we're Almsa
81 Two mIsehisroas nesrees renea Peta-
Way, and che Bog vss t|Iis Etehsiea-
Rly ~
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NorTcK.-rhe copartaerahip heretcior'
existsnz Detween p. AcVean and James D
6isrnsn in the provision business in thii
civ, il this day disolsed by mutnal Goa
cent. p. McVean having purchased al
The interest Of his late partner IN said con
csrn. is alone authorized % collect and ~
csir.i Tor al sums des 10 seid concerni ans
By whom eli debts due by said concern ar
P. McvrkS.
J. d. Gilman.
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CoxFIscArIoS sAIE.-iu pursuance Of
decree Of the District Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
The q s. Marshal VIII sell - the Court
house a. le N. to-day, the life estate o.
Paul +. Eve, in and 10 certain real esssse'
described In the advertisement in another
column 81 tbs gnion. HsNill also cell the
furniture in Eve's family residence, corner
Of Vine and Church streets.
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All persons afflicted With private diseases
would De veil b call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones. No. Is Dssderck street., up stairs.
DR.. ]. may Be found IN his oihce &c AZ
hours. apre
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Encouraging to oonsumers.fhe Orl-
ia has Gene at Last.

". - nIeased h inform Q0T readeIs thHl
a., All X sid Is aHahlet 9nr triend
s-ssf.- = es.l.r ) tha psIce - lE9eeTss Ans
-.o--.f rooda. 90 that ne IL nov selling 81
T.-ri,,-;lie prirss. We would advise deal
-. esss cure hassrs q faAily sapplies =
-;vs MIN a cali, IS they ean shye man
sreenbscks ~ buying - ~. IS Naris Cot
- .,-,ses lspril1u
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d. ,hs advertisements Of /" Lost in an
..s.r column Of tO-day's PsPer. The finder
III be IibsFallyirsvarded b leaving ne
- A the place desie hated.
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FsEAr Boar AcoIDrsr.-By some ineans
the engine Of the ferry boat Kentucky got
out Of order yesterday afternoon, shout
half past two o'clock, soon after the boai
started from Edgedeld for this side. The
boat drifted down stream and struck against
one Of the piers Of the bridge, smashing IN
g portion Of the guards, snd as the boat
passed under the arch the smoke ssaek wa
knocked down. The boat continued L
float down Tor half mile, whoa she We
taken in tow By another boat and brough
up 10 her landing. The adventure had
fortunately nc bad consequences for IN
passengers or others aboard, but they BY D
means reckon the little involuntary journe.
a pleasure trip.
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CoUKr Mrxurss Losr.-After diligont
search, Mr.. Fraser, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court. has been unable 10 End the book
containing the minutes 81 the court The
loss is serious enc. Any person knowing
anything OF The book will confer gfeAl
favor BY communicating with Mr.. Fraser
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Aprs.il IS Union St.
Large Auction sale Of new Good.

cztzr, Gfascook q Co.. wa zsll this
Wednesday morning., April / 2, - le o'clock,
= large lot Of The best Prints and Domestics
In The city. Also ladies 6Re dress goods,
consisting Of Black Silks, Decals, jacoae -.
Maslias, BrillaRts, Nan Sooks, sad hps
Irish Line1, Table Cloths, Towels, hap-
kins, JoWelry, Pocket Knives, etc. CSC
Come up, every enc, - these goods mua'
BE- cold regardless Of prices
Il Tax c. CsUSE, Auetionoer.
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Tax cESrs-oar projected street rail roads
went 70 charge ten cents trip. Il Is TOO
much. sure 3 haekmsn charges great
deal more, but we have hack 70 ourselves
and it drives straight where We want It
without stopping fifty times on the road
or setting US down several squares from
where We want to 60. A hack is not
monopoly, it does not ask especial privi-
lsres. il does not take special possession Of
whole stfeols. Sure prices are high now
and ten cents does not seem great price,
il is really but seven cents and 8 half, but
when ten cents is silver or its eqaivalent
the price will not be lowered as the insrin'
sic value OF the medium Of payment rises
We should not make permsneat contracts
on present rates alone. We want 20 se'
the cars running. but We want also, to se'
8 contract made that shall not appear bur
densome At a future day. Let Us "bs SUR
We are right, then 60 ahasd."
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Has Ass Cars, spring style end II large
variety, juss received b R 4. Thompson
No. Is cherry street, near Union. L.
The BEL sfsis cosi Is the Cum riAnd.
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Auoriox ssIEs By JoHzK. HvNE Co.
This popular house sell at auction at their
wars.ro rooms to-day large lot Of table we're
Of ail kinds, furnitures tobacco, eigars, aouri
lard, etc. fess
Tomorrow, on account, Of the Adams
Express Company, prints, domestics' boots
shoes, hats, sts Thsy Sin ada . shis ssl'
Rhy barrels Of early potatoes rsrf
They win also seii to-morrcw morning
q The residences o. Capt. s. D. Henderson
No, Vine street, lot Of household furni
tars, consisting Of chairs, bsdsteads, "a
bles. bedding. osrpetiag, etc.
These salss will afford ane opPortunitie
Cor bargains. Those wishing 10 buy sheui'
attend them BY all means.
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q. are obliged 70 B.sM-DaTis, Of the
s.r.nnse DsPOt for la'' illustrated - n' ''
pspers.
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See advertisement Of Rooms to Rent,
TO be found in another column of to-day
paper. The location is pleasant. apd th'
eerms viii be moderate
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W. c. Collier laid upon our table Sunday
and resterday full 6les Of the latest news
papera - -
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Gem pictures, g per dozen. Oaiy q FER
ao.sa To- ber eusliiy Of card Pieiarss, 81
Adnns' Gallery, Il church stssst.
aprli-tf
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10 Tie Unmarried.

C,RACE VAN EFERY, THE 67F fED CAR.
" goyaui sud fal1fisi, can, b ths sd q ths
H8fo1o1s. prollce perhsct hkeDoes = year fo.
sure paIlleI swing ne dite tbs happy event
lending irEf1 81 cnsracteH occupaiidf, uh1thal
rieh 81 peer. Post cf1cs afsdrsss. nd other rans
hie iuf.-1la-,1t u 81. irad.
send 81 mad, rFspaia, 0ns Dollar. aad Re-
stanlp, via q fah aoscHpncp q yoursEk snd
vi rstliFn "a liEaeass, lFll1 t16 ahoFa lgana
GlsAoR var RvKRR.
Isas-dasaa' FolavH - Bs.sa'I alzA
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We would say 70 our patrons shaa shey
~in and It Arthur 4. RFss7s's Hsra d'
sore 10. 20 Pubic Square, e hne and
.,up,ets an sssortment Of Rostenh0lpe'a
srs eoaeers Pocket Knives IS We Aays
ever soen in this city.
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-T--,.5 at this ofBes, immediately, one
$50 good Job Printers. u
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E.TsASD Cars, sprIng style and IN large
.-ss,v. inss seos.ved By r. 4. nee paons
- 49, - ,,.s,rv street., nesz unisn. b.
ho.1At s,.-N.' -
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common eonnoIl.

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen net
yesterday eyeainss Tuesday APril lltb,)
the following members being present :: II
G. scovel, President J. E. Newman, jas
Thomas, Wm. Driver. n. 6. L. Claiborne,
J. I. smitbe. t Isl
The board ssscallea . order ~ g'cl9e Z
by he President. The minutes Of The pre-
vious meeting were read and adopted.
The following message from the Mayor
was read, and a committee Of one vas sP-
pointed 10 act in conjunction with the CEN
mittes from the Council, IN rsssrd 3 its i'm
portsnt recommendations
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We are obliged % MessFs. Gope = lpaaeli
Co.. ne lalsss illustrated Ssskiisss I'D shs
New York Cincinnati and Louisville pa.
Pers. 80 a40HW
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George 4, wright !, fs '5 fYT SGn7
.tehia
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a. The advertisements OF Cooking Range
sor sals, in another column q 'o-day z pa
! ner
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Beautiful Pictures of Babies taken ia
thrseseeonds By Mr.. Fsrdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery Of the Cumbsr-
land. p apr1I-tf.
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0TNREDNTHSlJ -

'&rf are suiho1zrd % annorn9 y. q. FrcNFTf,
f,smerly captain q Posics, csndid r. b : Con
sssals. % az n 1Isrsasg oe.,-.s ~ sss,
Tor Of John 4 Essnsan- il.tith.lis A INST I
We are suthorized 70 anaoii az = <. rl,sl5. De-
putty city Manhal, a. aEauliilsto ~ Dc iaise. TO
fiji the faeaney oceasoaed b t.e issirna.,on o. J.
T. Newman Elsdian isiahsl< q 58S
We are authorized to snuoua 6. J..iss Do.As a. IN
saasysadsst cadets laliti saaas 4 ne q 3
kssksi le District. Election % ihs sth n-t :
We are authsFs . sillslciil...S . 8 A MS "a
s. s.eanddsie sOr Constable. lle4 "a on the lsth
in.t
'fba bsss.eosiaos slsssa il.sshs o5assE
land.
A select stock Of dry goods from the
bsnkraFt sales in New York, Just reserved
at the bankrupt sale store, 80 North Market
street, and VIZ Be Sola ct such prices IS Il
astonisb purchasers. = ianie4 IT,
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We are indebted to the Adams EXPIRES
Company for the latest New YORK and
Louisville dsilies. lsn
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" OOeClenI VIII
JoHs HeeH ssfrHj Mayor.

Reports we're received from the following
Committees and ofEcers;s Report Of Com
ni.tee on Finance, City Treasures Re-
bort, superintendent Report of the Water
Works, Street 0verseer, schOO; Committee,
Revenue Collector, Water Tax Collector,
Recorder Shane, Chief Of Department Re-
port, Sections Report Of city Cemetery,
CLERK Of Market. A very large amount
collected.
A BIN was passed rsqairing the Fissnien
to xear badges, and prohibiting others not
fremen from wearing them under 4 penal
" Of nom ave 70 if.y dollars.
Mr.. wilkins from the Street cOmmittee
stated that he knew very lite about The
railroad question. There we're individuals
opposed 10 them because they propose to
charge ten cents fsrel ask . haekman to
take you to the fair ground and he charges
only $500. He urged the necessity Of
acting without delay, that we might have
them speedily IL oer City az taey have got
10 make contracts for Iron and Cars & d.
Mr.. A Nelson described the proposed
routes for the reads. He stated thst 10000
dollars had been placed in Els hands tC
take stock 10 the road, but that has been
invested in another diseetions but he has
ten thousand Of the same funds for the
same purpose, there vii be no difficulty il
getting funds 1.-THE railroads turn out t.
be nuisanees, you can abate them. Let u
go heartily to work and build them, Ad.
4 iouraed.
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Old Pictures copied to Carte de Yisite, or
enlarged 70 any sizs, st the Gallery Of the
Cumberland. aPrll--d'
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-Four Dollars per dozen for card pictures.
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aPrlItf aiA1 aspca ~
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uArOa's N1ssAeE.

NAsRviLLE, TEsE., April llth, 1855.
Genuenisn. would respectfully call
your attention to the subject q The militia
~ restrictions placed upon the trade Of this
city, By REQ uiflug permits Cor ali goods IN
ported hers. The season Of these restrie-
tons was to prevent articles from being
taken into the lines Of the enemy, which
might be Of service to them in carrying on
the rebellion. Since The imposition Of
these restrictions the rebel army has been
driven long distance beyond the reach Of
the trade FROM this city, and with hope
less prospect Of ever returning. Richmond
and Pessrsbarg have fallen, and Gen, Lee,
with the flower Of the rebel army, has SUR
rendered. Not an article Of goods, wares,
or merchandise, brought to Nashville,
would ever rseeh . Fsbsls organized foree-
The cause being removed, tnink
the restrictions, which might in many in
stances work great hAEdshiPs, ought 90 be
reseindsdf HfHRfgm
4 would therefore recommendA tnAt .
COMMITTEES of three be appointed BY the
City Council TO petition the War Depart
ment on this subject, and Jay the matter
bsfors Msjof General 2ghelnass oOEernOf
Br0wnlow and others, and solicit their in
auence in that behalf. I congratulate you
on the glOtops nsss rceeptly recsiveds and
hoping a speedy termination Of the rebel
lion and restoration Of civil law, am
YOuf obedieut servant ITO =
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Xnfife q LIanor nealers.

Ths upasfsigasd addohneSs that be 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 com
ing to me- At Louisville prices. Common
liquors et quotation prices, have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand,
and guurantee eeeh order tiled according
to sample. NJ. L. ALExAxDER, Agent,
II Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
mar23-tf
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Splendid card pictures, "a per dozen, .
Adams Gallery, Al Church street. ,
aPrll-u iiaoIa 81oe s8.p3 u
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snIRrs.-Adarge assortment, 81 reduced
prices, BY R. II. Thompson, No. IS Cherry
tTeet, near Union. IL. tf.
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general assortment ofine custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
s6la low, at g. W. Fall & Co.'S Hardware
Store. is
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Buckeye
Reapers& Mowers

4 An the sole sasaf foF lls sale G. ths excellent
vaccine in nddle Ienilessee. send yoar Or
ler5 early }. n. H8MILi0N,
1rcresscs . Macy 4 heaalo1,
loiz5-8uf No u ColieTe stres., Nashville
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p Gold is falling, gold is tumbIing, but the
prices OF boots, shoes and hats have dsciin-
ed in double proportion, At the bankrupt
sale store, No. 80 Market street, between
Union and the Pebble sqeafe. ~ n 4 If.
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'eoldi. r.ilius,s 50 is the price q Photo
graphs 81 the Gallery OF the Cumosrisna'
Card Pictures now only IS per dozen.
aplll--H A. s. MOHsE, Is Cedar st.
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FLeus, FIoUH, choice famisy iust recs,xe
and warranted 70 give patisissiioH. for
80 III Quantities 10 suif Customers, BY
CLARK 4 GREGOETt
,-tt.tw IS Broad street.
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BusIdlug Lots for Sale.

HAVE Or . loss. innas,fstely 2sfea.i -
Holaca| tIlras Carrier sci slilrlei ~ alld'
-, -.,.--,.,sas rtIah VII scli On god lerasa
s.i 49, = ioaN Eras gTa.
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George A. wrisAs is candidate fer con
stable.
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/ -. Las oyrIcK.-We are executing every
Ves 80. 49, ~ plain and ssney gob Print
So !. s1,e neGsesl styis, md At the ioReai
.,s At this ofice, one Hand Wagon,
10 - - which VII Be cold cheap.
ro- sale at this1 OtBoe one seod 1eeacco
~ Viii be sold cheap for cash.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Richmond.
"a National Bank 10 be Estab-
lished.
Rebel Prisoners.
H0n0rs TO Vice AdmlFal FafTa.
gut In Baltlnere.
joe MISUNDERSTANDING towards
Virginia s.
Generals Surrendered TO Grant.
All Together EIghB.Cue.
$4,000 Men.
Surrendered to Grant.
All Together EIgAIy-CHe.
2l.OOO men.

PIFTssusss April ll.--The Tiver raIRains
stationary with eight net Of water BY pier
marx It has been raining all the nsrn-
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HkYl Hay ll--FOr sale at "a Broad st'
bv CLARK Gregory. sprl2 w
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Water eolors.
Get the genuine at the Gallery Of the Cum.
berland. aprll-tf
taA 4 T77E = y = II
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OArns Oars li--Prine Seed and Feed
Oass may be found 81 Clark and Gregpry 2
S broad street. apri2-lv
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sHrRrs.--A large assortment, at reduced
priess. by r. H. Thompson, No. % Cherry
street, near Union. - 2. VI
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500 bbis. choice ektra. Family Flour Just
received from steamer Marmora, BY Adams
surdsm & Co, "a Broad strsst. sprll7St.
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crbss CDEuiI-Pure Apple Cider esn
be bad at Clark 4 GTegOryss, % Rroad
.trest spri2 Iw
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Adams, surdam Co, 81 Broad street.
have just received 100 boxes Glass. gasi
april--st ~ i - -,
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Life Size Photographs at Van stsxOrsn's
Metropolitan Gallery. "a y
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Nnrs, NanA--4OO Kegs for sale by 6.
W. Fall a Co, Hardware Dealers "a
Public Square n lAnzzti
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HAY HAY ii~-tor sdiS ~ = D-e'9 Sr''
b. Clark a Gregory ePriz "
crbssi cDrniILPure Apple Cider esn,
be bad At CLARK 4 GTegOrys, IS RrOad
street. sPriz !"
sHmrs.--A large assortment, at reduced
priosa, by R. H. Thompson, No. p Cherry
street, near Union. 81
Life Size Photographs at Van stsxoren's
Metropolitan Gallery. go =
Barsains in Boots and SHOES at 6. y
Fan OBS Hardware Store. ho9 =.
1 '.-'a'l 8 ----Zi i'zl afia
/ the lsdies want bargains in hns Shoes
Congress Caters, Bsimorals, 6e., buy at
@. W. Fall 4 Co's. sI..la -f-.ss = e. 3.
/ Lumber Of all lengths and descri ptions
Tor sale low a. Knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
Mill III
N1rs. Nnra--4OO Kegs for sale by G.
w. Fall 4 Co, Hardware Dealers "a
Public Square a lanzzti
1 --- 'sI7 r.. =. =. - ..I's- -
500 bbls. choice extra Family Flour Just
received from. steamer Marmors, BY Adams,
surdsnl & Co, "a Broad strsst. sPrll-st.
- - 'atal 2
Adams surdam Co, 81 Broad street
, have jaat received 100 boxes Glass. gasI
april-st
---------e - r.sE
Colds falling, 70 is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery OF the Cumosfisna
: Card Pictures now only IS per dozen.
= aplll-tf A. s. M0nsk, Is Cedar ST
! Old Pictures copied TO Carte de Yisise, Q
enlarged 70 any size, st the Gallery Of tn
Z, Cumberland. aprll--sfi
II 4 - -. A H. -
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Bargaius in Boots and SHOES At 6. y
Fan OBS Hardware Store. 80 - -
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1.-THE lsdies want bargains in hne shoes
Congress Caters, Bsimofals, 8c., buy At
@. W. Fall 4 co's. - -sI..fla sf-..ss = o. 5.
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A FOR SALE. AN OYSTER, LIQUOR AND ICE
"A. Saloon; ladies' and gentlemen's parlor cey
fitted; doing splendid business above and below plenty Of
whole only $75 year, TO be sold Immediately ne
proprietor engaged in another business Apply $40 Huo
r
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CorCurr-BIAKEzY-OnS Sunday, July 2, by the Kew.
henry B. Ridgeway, FREDKRIw w. Corcyrr 70 AMELIA
A daughter OF the late Joseph Bakely all OF TINS cisy
No cards.
DoRAs-cRAr.-On Saturday, July J. q s. MAYS
church, Williamsburg, by the Rev Fainer hcponaid'
WILLIAM A. DcRAs TO MARIANA A. GRAIN
wArnss-HRALy-At Dudley, Massachusetts,, ON Thurs
Aay, June 20, by the Rev. Henry Pratt, Mr. JOHN W.
WAsrss OF New York To Miss ABBlR =. HEALy, OF the
Ssrmer place
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A r THE FRANKFORT HOUSE-ONE BLOCK EAST
"A of the City Hail. Of Frankfort ana q. William
SON 25c 10 Soc per day. 81 50 IS per weex House open
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parsniA In Eighty street. Tenth avenue, ems
Monday afternoon, at two o'clock
wsrxoRs.-On sunday, July 2, Of dropsy, JOHN
WHrmoRs aged % years.
His friends and acquantanoes respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from his late residence l57 East
Houston street. Tuesday morning. at nine O'Clock In
terment in Greenwood.
WMrxoRK Suddenly, on Saturday. July !, ISAIAH u
wHrrxoRE aged Is years, months and II days
The relatives and friends of the family are respeciuy
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence NO.
26s Lexington avenue this Monday afternoon, al three
O'Clock. M"
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GERMAN BUSINESS NAN OF a. FINE
"a education and good standing but without particular
acquaintance desires correspond with OF form the &C
guaintssc Of youns fine looking LADY, Of good hsb Adj
dress. " full, ". w., Herald once