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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21
RmhIic RnIe-

ID virtue Of a decree 81 the cHaucory Corr Of
- toulrtsol county, there VII BE- soid al Pntfa
alla, on ihe lid uecamhar next on Inc nrrrll. ~. m
Nseatisil county tnat Fa.uahle prure o. hnoau e.
ne rycsinore Cotton and faaicr MIIa. c1nsisf.1r
uschineTy, Eud other personal eeecfs ati.rrr.i Il
the same.
er inoiuisi on an ul tla pruperiy, enquire lf u
h Nhesinaa, Washable or u 5. atson. ''eY ca-
i''.iH 'ii'if orfH-lm
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PEoroaHkFEs.-Photor Of Gsnar,lr
Federal and couiedorats. The latrsrt 80
lection IN che vest, lor sale, uhclassia ana
rei9il. R2momhor ne place, GallorF IL ~,
oumberiand. 3, CclaNairros- sr.eaa = f'1aa-
'r,reisl Istel. maydI-t.
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & 90.
eMADEN LANE. NEW YORK.
sole Agents and importers.

Our i0rruar cu1iorners afi. Hr.f a r,-fr.-t.,rf IN
sod preesoi tle Needaea, while zee quaI o. II ~
aays Espt un t1 tna hsgnaa slandard rnl--n IL
hnf' i1h Maluflrlurur1.
a. q. = lo.t falIaolauiIF solicit renewal q "a
uefcaatle rtiaious - oua aad .sEoraiiy aaiaaHnaf
nF tha.r ruatnr-ara - -.
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NO. sOs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


We are euihoaaa5 10 anacu1cs kO8CIu lKu
hkaNCG A. q caudiflfa Cor shrrf Of naYt'aon
cclsatF, 6 tte cusuicE Esrth elaetluu oclile
We srn au horl11i Go annou,cc W. G. sHtE ns
ean,iista 81 shcuf Of DsIlisol couliEs e. 80
ueEt March eiaca1n. o.
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Matamoras win Not be Taken.


We have had a conversation with gen
tleman, long resident on the Rio Grande,
and VINO hiss had intimate acquaintance
with the Mexican leaders in that region, and
knows the country and people well, and be
assures us that the sensation reports, in
tended to bolster up speculation, omoitter
snimositiss aOd prejudiees sgainst Maxi
milan, and sell papers, as 10 a prospect or
expectation that Escovedo, Canaies, Hino-
iosa and Cortina wi unitedly or separately
take Matatmoras, are utt rly without foun-
dation.
In reply 10 our question s. 20 the proba-
bility of the city being taken, be asked US
snother-can a mob take an army7 As 20
want Of provision in Matamoras, he re-
marks that -four is selling there At from 81
10 IS per barrel, and that the citizens Of
Brownsville buy their provisions IN AIata-
morss, there beng ~ yet no private aIeam-
ers running from Bazos to Brownsville.
Nor, in bis opinion, have the hesiege-s OBJ
tanned much matefial aid from the Ameri-
can sides They pay very badly. rather not
az all, and the leaders take an the plum
der. Issany Of the negro soldiers hav- de-
serted to 60 into that service, they VIII de-
sert again 20 get out Of ID.
He left B owusvIile on the 2Ith. As vet
no advantages have been gained BY tue
Liberals They carried, At one tine, two
forts below the cry, opposite the rrnche
Los tomatoes, on the American side, the
American home Of HinoJsa, but the were
retakeB. They have, a. yet, not progrss
Is far as CarYajal did IN 1850, and have done
no dsmsge 90 ths city.
Measures Us that the Imperial suthori-
ties have done more for Matamoros, in the
sho time they have had charge Of j., then
had been done BY the Republicans IN thirty
years. The streets have been lighted up,
the psvements made good, the public
squares planted with trees snd incloeed, the
police doubled and made Efficient, and al
this without o liar raised By forced loaus
ss wes the way before. It hes been effected
By sn honest ADMINISTRATION Of the ordina-
~ reveaues, q thing which was unknown
under the % called Republic.
All the Imperial troops aud governing
authorities are MeNieans. Gen. Mejia j.
pare Meiicano, an Indian Of uuadulierated
blood. beyond TIE reach 81 bribery o. inhu-
ence. and e thorough soldier. He has a
well disciplined army, who has Thorough
confidence in him and be in them.-N. o.
Pc. I5M.
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The Mobile Tribune thus speaks q Che
Confederate sccurities.-We are cutie GER
tain that not one dollar Of Confederate
bonds OF treasury notes, or cott0u owned bv
the ConfedeTscy, viii b. Of the least service
20 any man that iaya claim 90 il We should
% sooa expect next month a lot Of negroes
b be Put on the stand f1r public sale at aus-
ton Any ous who nurse dslusion In re-
gard 70 fhe matter had better discard 4 AZ
once. lie can End rupose IN not hoping f5r
any pratt from this s5arce.
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Brigham Young has had new arevela-
tion." BE says Is d "the VII Of God thst
the sisters should make their osn bonnefs
and hsts icr theusciFes aud thsir hmiliea.
from straw sid other mgisriaIs raissd ia a e
Utah mountains" The ne1t ssrevsiatiou %
WI probably distaie The siyis p which
they are q b made and uorn. It "a aid
that brisham lounE has . isrse iot q Fys
stEsg cor sale IN lots b suit purchasers. %
which perhaps aeeounts Or re strnE bat
reYslsfioz.
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eN+A-NAAl 9 ~ AANAs mus M1AAlH AA4AAll
STATEMENT or PUBLIc DEBT.
To semi-aunual interest duethe
Chickasaw counties up to the
lst May 1865. See act March
Z, i665. los g9S 7
"Chiekasaw School Fund" de-
rived from sale Of Chickasaw
lands. sIs,Os7 50
Three per cent. Fund I44.627 Is
Convention Treasury notes end
bondsremaining unredeemed,
issued under ordinsnce adopt-
ed January, 1851, bearing 10
per cent. interest. 64I $40 90
Military notes issued under act
January %, 1882, 2.5OO,oOO 90
OF this issue STA 900 has been
furnished in bonds bearing s
per cent. interest. Funded
notes 10 the amount Of Sl50,-
600 were authorized to be re-
issued by State Treasurer, by
act approved March Sd, 1865,
and a similar amount of
change notes ordered to be de-
stroysd.
Military notes issued under act s.
August II, 1854. IsG, 900 90
Change warrants issued under
act March Sd, 1865, and actOf
august AoLlg 1904. AGO. Oh
Sl46,622 Of this issue DESTROYED
BY act approved March Sd,
1865, aud funded Military
notes authorised 10 be re-is-
sued in lieu thereof.
Salaries due Executive, Judicial
and other State officers, up TO
ed May, 1853. 23I2l s.
Commissions due sundry Tax
Assessors Tor assessing the
State tax for 1864. 1888 o.
Lunatic Asylum, Or install
ments up to I'd September,
1860 25 oo0 Oo
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, up TO
Nov. Isl, lS65. 1000 90
Institute for the Blind, 2 or. in
stalments to lst October, 1866. 4.O0O 90
Outstanding claims against the
State On Judiciary account,
such as jailors, grand jurors,
Stale Witnesses Jurors GA spe-
cial venture, inquest juror,
eoroners, justice OF peace, bal
lifts, physicians, etc, esti-
mated al about 20 900 90 |
Auditors warrants
issued from 18th 10 23d Octo-
Der, 1865, inclusive. 1896 g |
Total q a-Q 29a a |
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hot SOILS, suck and Bunns every nova
ing az the Nashville steam Bakury. t6
samm6r street, near Union. scu5.tns
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ATtENfios LafsHnEN l--Cherku On che Ul-
ater Banking Co., Belfast, ireland. In suma
OF 81 % sic for ssla So q. ~ Oriwaya Boo
ker Office, No. as college street. a.
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VVE ARE aUrHORlzs0 TO ANN0UNcE ruad
y G ChlNN a. e csniI.iala Cor Gauu1F CsarI
tlefs, Of lafslsou Caauty. "a ~ snsuiag asruh
e.ecuan- actl
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JUS receivo1i per kEprcss, fno lot OF
aFisseai tariotoui nainaook, muElins, at uri-
Nate sale Gao. aur1Lna 2 %.
pyl-u IS and ~ College atro1t.
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PorrLaTIoS o. MsssaoHusrrrs.-The re-
returns Of the esnsus takers have an been
received, and exhibit the believing re-
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NASHVILLE,
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

(AREf SMITH, Nos. SO aod IS onion street
- CUP staifsl represent the iollovirg Companies
nina OF Hartford, Security, Msnnsitsn, MeIropol-
In, phoniz and knicEeIbOcker life Of New lork
snd Aoclosnt ol Colnmhus. ONO.
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$4,s7ss24 s.


IhE tkkkDNEN.
The state.ConventiOn appointed a commit
tee toPrepare and submit to the Legislature
a bill providing for the government of the
freedmen Of tie State. The committee dis
charged its duty and reported bill, an ex-
tract from which, showing its barbarous
features, We published a short time ago. A
committee Of the Legislature to whom it
was referred, have reported the following
substitute
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In Dyspepsia,

Aud tis pitendsnt train of symptoms, acts more
LIkE CHAkM than a med cine. There is moth
ing IN the whole rAnEe Of Matera Medica thst can
esse.
A fl sccount Of this wonderful plant msy Be
iouad Ia the lith edition Of the Z. 5. Disponsalory
psgas 1851 snd i5Ss
sseries Of expenmeuts IN which Dr. Bull has
baen fcr years engaged, hiss Just tern brought 70
81 cesslul terminanon, and he il nov enabled q
offer 10 the public coordination Of OhDkoN with
other approFed tonics, Che whole preserved m the
bet quality Of copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY
winch he y confident has no equal IN the word.
He might furnish q volume Of certificates. bat ths
pdhiic have long SINCE ieaned 70 estimate such
esey one 60 ten for himself he virtues q neH
medicine
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These pens besr my trads Vs1rk, &C. p. BAaEas,
Ezra LoU., KY" for which have secured the
olpg-f5gh, and sre warranted equal in dneness Of
material snd Worizm2nahlp 10 the best Ezstern msn-
Iineture, anc are believed TO Be superior . al
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
winch combine 70 make q really seryceabie pen
Sent By mail or express on receipt Of prica and
ieiiin cgt5 or b. mail, 81 NJ Tisl when 20 cents
e added for reEishs Write your name ana ad-
dress plainly.
Postage on nngis pen taes cent? pea with any
eAse OF holder and box, sI cents. Old pens re-
paired for my eelta land siaar) each. Circplsrs
'sut FEEE. Address
Q. p. BARNES,
Sod Pen Manufacturer,
SIS hSn-stTesi Cor. Sixth. LouisTilie, Ey.
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Totais..--.---------- i--eifr'p lfIti ri-s
TIE increase q PoPuisiiou sines lsc8 Is
IS sss and ihe incrsase in the number q
voters SAGE 1851 = Ala.
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than year after their introduction,

iianod reputsuon suas vide spread ssl ST ,ool
bot Of North AmeTica. hut the croWnt orFu1 bel
b. life remains 90 BE- stained IN hts d. cioconYegry
ather combination, for ne does not CAIN % have
ooa fha disc0Ferer q GIDEON, which h che basis
q Che htters now offered 20 the public. Ihat hon
America, 10 whom its YiTiues hsve been known for
more than two hundred Years Armed with q the
ludHn lads dehanca 20 The most deadly malaria,
and hsndie without fear, the most Yenomous ser
peuts- Tits belief with them, thst while there Is
h1s tn IN tre body, the Cedron e potent 70 cme, no
mait-r whst The disease may be.
hhi'e Dr.. Bull n not prepa cd 10 endorse this e1.
usYanunt profession, be u nevertheless sat shed
nom thorough exsminanon Of the evidence Taia-
ting % ne virtues, that A. remedy end presenta-
I've ioI al disease arising nom exposure. 9 Their
60 the weather or climate or 10 miasmaiic iniiuen-
cea % sfHndF
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Auditors Report of the state Debt
The Bill Providing for the Govern
ment Of Freedmen.
An Exemption Law.
The Constitutional amendment.
sFATENEsT or PUHLIc D

The following is statement of the in
debtedness Of Mississippi, made to the Leg
stature, BY Hon. Thos. 7. Swami, Auditor
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

GAMPBELl. BcEWEN 6ROEsBECK, Atbor-
~ neys 81 Law and Claim Agents, practice N al
We t.turts- Collections promptly attended to
siso claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Office u North Cherry street, Up stairs.
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LOOK AND JOR PRINTING

| CAMERON, WIN. CU.-Book and Job Printers,
~ and pn fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Primers Aliey. betseen Union and Dead
| ercE streets.
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoTURERs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

MTERS 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
WI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CArfyslls, y North
Market street.
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John oNEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Clsms, rrOsecutes al classes Of CLAIMS
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
Once IS Gear street, Nashville, Tenn. ln0T7-6ms
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Messra T h GsuEhan Co, No nc Broadway,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
Of an the lsading and most lashonshle styles Of
watches and JeNtlry desiring 70 increase their bu-
siness % an uni mited extent. have resolved upon
q Grea Gf. Distribution, subject % the regulstioa .
iolloWmg;
uerufcstes naming essh article and jos value, are
placed tn Sealed Anveicpes snd well mixed, Ooe
"a these envelopes uiu be sent BY mai 70 any ad-
dress on receipt q tEeaty Eve cents.
AL artiaes sd al os1 noiar olcl iriliasr rs5ari
d u1as.
On receirt Of the cerifcsfe you siil zee what you
Are ruinr % have snd then Il b. Ef yo1r ortun %
srud the dollar sud take the Ertcie or not. pur-
rhsssrs nav tins Obtain . Sold Wstch y smond
Ring OF any set of JeEelry on car ist inr One Toll
lar and In no case can they gel less thsn enc dol
lars s5orth. The prire Of Certificates IS a. follows
one f,r Is cent? i've for 81 eleven for - airy
Tor IS; uxty-6re Cor Sloi one huncTed Tor SIS.
Agents wanted everyshcrs, % whom special
terms are offered
T&H. GAuCHAN& co,
sep5-su1s No li6 Broadway, n Y
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Otis, T. Attorney and Councillor ~ Law,
" Office 421S Cheug a.; o, Box rs
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
LHIRST NATIONAL BANK-GoFernment Dsposi-
L t5Ty-No. 90 College street, berWeen Union
snd The Puniic Square dealers IN Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Join, and Government Secun-
ties OF all Kinds. stocks and Bonds bought ana
sold on Commission. Collections promptly At
tended to.
A. g. SANFORD. Prss't Jas. G. OGDEN .Cssh'r
MARR, THos S,-Broker, corner Union and
VI College srrset-, buys and sells Gold. Urcur-
ranl Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collectlons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and cells on G mmission.
q ECJND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- = cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
meat Securities and Co a. Collections promptly
attended 70 J. LDEsDEK, Cashier.
FINHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals in Exchanges Government Securities
and Cola. CcectiOns promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks and Bonds s. ID on Commission
". W. BxaaE, President EDGaE JOINS, Gather.
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HIS inimitaAe preparation Of sARSAPARl4LA
has long stood Of the hesd Of the various CON-
pounds Of that valuable drug.
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UCTION SALE
PiANOFoRIE, DRAINING ROOM FURNITURE. PAINT
INGS BHCNZsS, CARPETS CHANDELIERS LACE
CURTAINS. SILVER WARE AND MANY RARE COSTLY
WORKS OF ART AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
A RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
rn HOUSEKEEPING.
A, q. BURNHAM, Auconeer will sell on this day Mon
day. all the Furnite Re- contained in the elegant Ave
story brown stone mansion West street. between
Firth and Sixth sale O1. O'CLOCK,
Drawing roomRosewood anofore. round the
richest instrument offered auction this
Egerc lined with satin wood superb Suits covered French
Or cael marble top Centre Tables Bookcase Encoignurss
G.nes Reception Chairs Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Lace Cartan. on Paintings BY ancient and modern artsts
stcads wardrobes Comnodes Spring Matresses ~
pairs Linen Shcais IL pairs Bhnkots. do. Counerpaues
holsters Pillows Extension Table, Buffet elegant ruby
sa crystal tlsswars Table Cutlery Silver Casters Spoons
Furniture. The wonld can particular attention
of Lis friends and the public n this SALE the catalogue
prisihg the largest richest hOuaeDd
nture offered At auction this the house furnished
,percmptory.
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AUCTION NorIcE.-PosITIvB AND PERExProRy
IA sale Of over olA00O worth Of ~ lr-L
nagnIncent second Hand HOUsEHOLD YURNITUxu.
- 80 W. RicH SARLoR YUBNnURR.
VELVET BRyssELS AND INGEAInx CA " EEns-~ A.
3. ROTH, Auctioneer. viii sell this (Aonday) noss
nf april q o'clock grecsely NE content q .ns
fAshoR S seSSD1'f,R Rg q ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful sod rosewood and black walnut faror
quits covered In French satin eccatei and reps turkish
Easy Chairs match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Etageres Corner Bookstands twenty
ay Bronze CooS rich China ParAn vases farOr Orna
nents elegant and Lace Curtains nne collection
Tiers.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANroRrE STOOL
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument with round corners. Beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements, over
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus wsshsands
SOFAS Chars Rockers Mirrors Clock Table, Bed Lounges
Spring Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex.
tension Table, Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
kc. Sale positive Deposit required NV
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DATRIoT ORPHAN HOME
IN AID OF T1IE FUNDS or THIS INSTITUTION,
AT IRylN0 HALL,
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL loA
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS CRY
OF THE DISTINGUISHED PLANET,
MISS SOPHIE y. LA ORANGE.
The following artists have generously volunteered tbeR
services ;-MIss LAURA HARRIS, soprano; Mas SOPHIE
g. LA GRANGE. pianist: Mr. j. FARLEY tenor; Signor L
REM bass, Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS, violinist; M. II.
j. EBEN, nutist; Mr.. r. y. MULLER, accompanied
Doors open at 7; to commence 81 O'Clock.
Tickets 10 be bsd OF the Of the Home At Bssr
schreimer 7Ol Broadway; Scharfenbcre LUIS 78 proA
way william Pond Cos az Broadway, and At Josess
(lae Crowen'r), 6sS broadway.
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q: =; Ss
nsao. % Thursa.; aornas. Aplh & Al Al the aota
BA0otdhsssss S SSsEt.S Ss Hsf'S ssssrr
ON .osSiS fySSiSa, IfkiI TO- At.
rns s.Is .. reserved .s... Hcs... Commences. IN ~
s:.s %eisSs xSs Sl a;sS.S H.; q; y.
oaTnsI Nassau and Fios erect.
RARsuAs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ASorHRa. AsorMEM. ANOTHER
sF sfss HF FIs sSh II 1as RIGA
Attractive y ell the psculantie. Of the hssroas ~ -
A'' xAREMxA on MADRID,
rus MAN. THE srrRSfhf AND rHR MORTAL
'rLEsDrD se SMasHisI st aSslS oo'rUAs>
'aA sen MOST Fstu NH; n SUCCESS
wy" 1s ! eiS,Ss' Z: XXX AND EVENING :, ~
fSSSfE:1S1SzszAAsna ass5. q ~ TONY OrsI.A
The S.s'. comedy f trs sSn AND ;r; ;rSy
One Of The asoss Amusing Eahibons -
PRO, RHGSf O. osR sfR sSuSS
aHass IfEAS Esss sESTEss
rrs .sa SSS Il s wax a..
crncAsslassS p ahG z bw kkssE AibIso Boy
LIVING oifEhS Hf HAN HHTTRnansfTIRs
Admission ~ cents Children under ten, 10 cents.
81 sSw s.ss ~ PIGEON sD a
Ai5fFfsss IN Il ssI ESHf1s Ss AM
' asi'l. INK y Z a 445a!p;
aSE NS@P PhSqS n F6F5I I2s , PbSlfE
war nsares taken tren Me ne Rsee icepdiary -
SPY Prof HUrcHisas Lssisss Gsisas,s, Fas Women.
woopno Hen sSIsIA 70 aia IS sIoyHna
ocas.a nU G Al. AS.ao '' Boy Learned sg
aan.s,a assA dsa. ossl. @ & sa
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
EARNEST RkaG jfY. 1sD NM i%roAgUnrrEs
PROMINENT AND Il IINTF1i.aSSEsrIAL crrlzsss
xAf f 'ss .n so SthIi ayes soeikrY
.e GRAMS zsfs f fg5thsfRsp sn 81
70 g; eSS sRsfiss:E &Ssp&4 AfRI
tho "I UNIQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
PURE BRED FOWLS
witnessed in this country All who desire 70 conpse
>" "' PREMIUMS EXCEEDING $500
please notify the at the business ONCE Of tle
Museum No Ann street where circulars may De .
| be assigned their specimens
II rnS aSSRA5ss A 81 ko 3 Isss
$ :;:;:
| called spiritual conjurors, entitled
TIE Thk s sFHkiT,sAck
MAN SEALED UP
urrrns skv EAs Y fko 81 SbGsT 81 xAo
"Ass sT3fa SAfi ssHas!i WI VIII ln'sff Gus
L. ~ sE% %xroRzza
PRINTING AZ IL hFt WILL BE IN 1904
STRANGELY NOVEL LESSON IN MAGIC.
B-.smar, men wanted 70 up sack full Of shossa
viii be duly celebrated with remarkaele PsrfomanSss
WITH HELLER AT iRviNG HALL.
HELLER AT THE SALE SALE pIABoLIoys.
| ID Mechanics Hail. GA Broadway above Grand strsss
| Third week OF the snccessfui buresquc OF
nm THE WI, y n4 szErp ar HoHoxxx
Leo Fisher Hudson Nenken Ms.eppa Dan bryane
| The Palywliywnek Band The Haunted HOUSE.
The cs,es and NsArvs' Eie 5 TsEs F6ors
Parque 80 cents; Family Circle 50 ceats oomnsnes
IRVING HALL
MRS JAS II. BARCLAY
oes' 70 announce ma GRAND CONCERT
"'A TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL g. isG,
Mrs Barclay Will be assisted ~ The following srsn:-
\ 's"" MI j. K THOMAS Baritone
Mr.. n. PATTIsON, Pianist
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