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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-11

CARRIE WIGHT.-How many pleasant
"reminiscences rush upon the minds Of the
kabitMss Of the new theatre fat Che mention
Of this name. Mr.. Allen has had many
stars-some Of considerable magnitude,
some medium, and others scarcely percep-
tible with q powerful telescope; this is the
experience Of all manAgers-but none Of
them have made deeper impressions upon
the memory Of his patrons. The reason Of
this lies in the unVArying excellenes Of her
performances. Whatever she does, she
does well. She will not be Indifferent 70
the least important character which is in
trusted to her. Her pride Of rePuta-
ton, and sense Of justice would revolt al
anything Of the kind. The numerous
friends Of this lsdy-and they number all
who'attend the theatre-snd more besides
will be glad to learn hat che is 10 have q
Complimentary Benefit next Saturday az
ternoon. The accomplished actress and
lovely lady, Miss Helen Western, now win
ming golden opinions st the old theatre;
and Miss Jennie Hight, the beautiful and
gifted ~comedisnne who has made herself
. universal fsvorits st.the new theatre, by
fine acting, have volunteered, and VIII
be supported by the best talent Of both
theatres, all cOnplimenting .,the worthy
beneficiary by rendering their services.
The entertainments will be Of the most at
tractive character, embracing comedy and
farce. ofcOurse everybody will be there.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Steamer Idaho Sunk.
Hs
Gen. Grant in ChieRgO.
The Assassination Trial.
Gen. Lee Indited for Treason.
Excitement In Washington.
Address Of Gov. Curtin.
a -- y
Gen. Lee Indlted for Treason.
Southern Affairs.

MEyPHIs, June 9-Last Saturday the
steamer Idaho ran into the Poland on the
Yazoo river sinking the latter Immediately.
Twelve lives were lost. The Idaho was
but little damaged. The Poland was Own-
ed in St. Louis by Garrstt, Stills and Lewis.
All is quiet on the Arkansas. The peo-
pie along White river are preparing to raise
crops. -u- ,~l7alHrsll
JEFF. ThompsOn's men surrendered at
Jacksonport, Monday ths 5Jh.
The Memphis Chamber of Commerce
closed since the Federal occupation, was
.reorgsnized yesterday BY a large attend
| auce of the old members. The best spirit
was manifested. q
BUFFALO, June lO.-Ths New York
sportsmen Convention concluded to-day.
Robert Newell, OF Buffalo, won the first
prize in the first days shooting for single
birds, and to-day won the frat prize for
double birds. John Taylor, of Jersey city.
shot a match SO birds with Bob Newell and
won; afterwards at IS double birds, and
Newell won.
NEW YoRK, June I0.-Gold this morning
quiet, 1SS@lSsH.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - Several wit
nessss we're examined one for the govern
ment testified as to Geo. N. Saunders being
an agent in the rebel government for the
destruction Of Northern cities. There be
ing no more witnesses the Court adjourned
till Monday.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Gen. Grant arrived at
noon. There was great enthusiasm at the
depot, where he was received by 6 large
concourse Of citizens and escorted 70 the
Sanitary Fair buildings by a committee Of
the Common Council. A committee Of leo
vas appointed by the board to wait where
the public reception took place. It is IN
dsrstood the General will remain some
days.
WASHINGTON, June Elm the conspiracy
trial TO day the council for Mudd, spangler
and Arnold announced thatthey had closed
for the defence
The counsel for Payne asked time 70 al
low Payne's father to arrive from Florida
TO prove his antecsdents relative to fortify-
ing the plea Of insanity.
Hy Lodson testified that while employed
IS counsel in Canada FOR the Government
IN the ST. Adams raid case that George n.
Saunders wss acting for the defense said
he (~ssunders) was ignorant Of the raid, but
that he fully approved Of it, and said that
i would be followed up by the ba rning o
more towns AID depletihg more 5anksf
that organizations we're then ready 70 sack;
and burn Buffalo and other places.
Lieutenant Ripple, Of the ssh Illinois,
testified hat while a prisoner st Andersen
vile, be heard the rebel Quartermaster
Hunter state that If Abe Lincoln was re-
elected he could not live 10 be i~nsuguratsd,
IS they had parties in the North who could
saend 70 the President and Secretary Of
stste. IS Is
No further witnesses being present i vas
announced that the court would wait tn
IL O'Clock on Monday morning for further
testimony, and accordingly they adjourned
for that time. u
EEw Yosks June 1o.-The Morning Star
hon New Orleans Sd, srrlEsd. News Az
iaipated.
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10 strangers and CItIzens.

We do not 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 to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
to other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
psble Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any t0oR6er-
fEI secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary Ggree-
able treatment or PGLtattves; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prao-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 20 much
upon the discovery of ae0 remedies, or nel5
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary to q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
rienoe and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public TO our general ad-
Vertissment, in smother part Of the paper.
Office hours from s in the morning TIL .
at night. L. L. CoLENAS, M. D.
"a North Cherry ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
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Notice.
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS ooNPASY.

TEE ADAMS EXPRE5s oOAPANfs
PUuLI1 sQUAHE, EAsHFILLA, Aay ~ % ,
nov have a. orr oHee on Pnhte e4uSre,
w fhe fouovfng uncEsued Hl.ch pa
accumulated af our Baggage Room a. Dnatanoo
and u not called for N tmrJ Gays vi %
1osd 70 pay chs gssi o. AH
/ BoT- aSrhed Li Col TIC Boon, Iayergns, Tonn-
/ Dass, " JJsssls MeA Eag AIa Asfh
I BOZ, % mark
e. q e.
I Trunk, With chsrk,
1 Box. y smith Tel once, 8sfuoA7ni A
I Trunk, - Haun. Nash
" Jacob Ham, Nas1TEe
Bundis rsh e6sc
! Carnet BAG
2 Rolls Blanksta 10 marx,
I Bundl% o. aofh.
/ Trunk, 20 m2rk
I " VIII cheek
] Boz. CAPT v a Eckjcs, Ma
] " no marx
] VshEe, Do mark
2 Carpet Bag. sasE
. Ha1diF1
I Pig Blanks {" "
] So IonlE aD
u A-ftrsom oal1n46 o. T 81 tht aefe -
eies. Who an unsoglAntsd ID the omee' mat
meana Of proper idfulhcauon.
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10 the People OF the Third Congress
siOHaI District.

! take this method Of informing you that
/ am g candidate to represent you in the
mex Congress Of the United States.
In taking this step I am influenced by
the earnest request Of many voters residing
in the District. II elected I shall support
the policy Of the President, as indicated in
his recent Proclamation 70 the people Of
North Carolina. hope TO visit each and
every county in the District between this
snd the day Of election, at which times and
places I win be pleased 70 meet as many Of
the people as can conveniently attend.
JAS. p. HOOD
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AuroBIoGRAFHV.-We were born st an
early age, end have continued 10 live until
the present time,-no matter how-thst's
our business. From the frst blush Of boy
hood, up 70 June IIth, '65, We have been
prererbia1 Tor innate modesty, evenDess Of
temper, q~uietness Of disposition and urbane
manuers,-ond it bas been frequently re-
marked tina We would make some nice
young lady agood husband,-but that makes
10 d~iferenee-let It psss-it's not the sub
isct that we intend 10 discuss. We desire
% speak OF oartelf Individually, and not coll
lsetivsly. Possessing, as we think We do,
smsiority Of the good qualities which poor,
rail human nature is permitted to culti-
vsic and CHERISH o-wit; temperance, kind
usss, msekness, patience, fOrbearanoe, for
eivsnoss, long-suGering, lespesially long
saHsring) yet, with all these virtues, We
must be permitted 70 say that wen be
- Whist We we're going TO say, is
this: The telegraph does sometimes yex US
c5usiderably-it Is frequently very perplex-
ing; as a general thing It reads almost any
wsy, or every Eay-exeept the right way.
This is almost Invariably the case-there
ae but few exceptions, and then it win
uJt reEd 81 ali.
"Parker's Aid 10 English Composition"
e o good book, and might be read with
profit by a large number Of persons. There
3 also a little book, called the English
Grammar, which, perhaps, has not been
zen by every M Il lie sn entertaining
h.tle volume,snd esunot be too carefully
perused. Bullion is the only authority we
b-ve Governmental present. Ifby accident
his book should be picked up by any per-
son not heretofore having seen It, we would
cali attention 70 pages ID and &c also
30 psgrs 20l and EOS, inclusive.
Webster, Walker and Worcesser's Die
ti5usriss, are generally conceded By the
Angio-saxoa race 70 be works Of considsra-
ble merit, aud the idea that they are scum.
Eingly devised fables, meets with but few
suPPorters. Erea If they were, they have
90 least one claim upon the psblie, and
this alone should induce every one TO pc
rass them-we mean their verEatility-for
they very frequently change the subject.
We believe hat the Grammar and Diciion-
ary, a. a general thing, have been adopted
ns . guide Or . standard By all classes Of So
ciety-sxcept he Telegraph Company.
10 evidence Of the fact that they have re-
puiiated both. 60 is our Intention some day
during the coming week to publish their
dispa.ehes rerJaaM, e hteraiim, ct Punetu-
a'im.-inorde that The public may see that
We make no unjust or incorrect statement.
The printing Is to be sn exact transcript Of
the eoPy-she proof read by cnPy-and
pains VIII b5 taken 10 have Che original
Hnd daplicats the same. The original copy
viii be 6!ed in The Office, and msy be ex-
Gmiaed by any number Of gentlemen or la
dies who feel an interest in the matter. The
public can ihan Judge for themselves what
an immenso amount Of labor q daily news
paper has IN order to make anything like
out ofnonsense.
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River and Steamboat News.
DEPARTED.

UhfAhIhb-
None.
The weather yesterday was extremely
hot, thermometer ranging as high as 30 in
the shade.
The river was slowly falling with 3 feet
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The Upper levee presented q very desert
ed appearance, the only business beir 8
transacted, that we noted, was the unload
ing Of some three or four Government
barges, laden with hay. Transfers. Gov
ernment Employees and Q. NJ. clerks were
engaged in fishing excursions. superin-
tendents Of river transportation were re-
clining in their easy chairs Otiam cum Dig
uitats 1~1
The Argosy came in from New Orleans
via J~ohnsonviIle. We understand she left
last evening laden with government troopp,
for what point we were not informed.
The Amelie Poe and Volunteer were due
from Louisville on yesterday.
Capt ". S. Goodwin of U. S. Transport
Alpha, was relieved by Capt. W. II. Yaten,
Of the steamer ]. H. Baldwin; the latter
was succeeded in command Of J.. Il. Bald
win By By Capt. Conrad Piefer.
The steamer Sam Orr leaves to morrow
for louisville. Mslin & Son, sgsnis. \
Capt. McCloud, Of Echo No. 2, resigned
his position yesterday as Master Captain
Richard Harmon filled the vaeanc~.
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THE International" is the name Of s
new hotel' recently opened il this city.
hiekHsolock ,north-wett corner Of the Pub.
hs Square anaCohege street. It is well ar
ranged and elegantly fitted up; Gndis Alto
goiher one Of he most pleasant and invi.
Tag hotels to be found anywhere. Il il
undeE The charge OF Strong, Phillips b Co.,
propretors, who have avaied themselves
Of ne assistance Of &essrs. Joe A. Mary.
man and D.f. krmsr, as clerks. Mr.. Mary.
ma u rom Louisville, KY, and has man,
ssgu@niaReea in this section Of county
We @ke pleasure in recommending III
International" 70 our numerous readers.
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TrsrrvoEIAL.-Hon. Mr.. asa Faulkner. a

TEsrIxONIAL.-Hon. M. Asa Faulkner, a
member of the General Assembly, whose
word can be implicitly relied en-, furnishes
the following testimonial to the skill and
knowledge of DR.. Aborn, in his treatment
Of an obstinate case of disease of the eye:
To sUFFERIEG.-I have been suffer
ing with chronic sore eyes for fifteen
months. My attention was called 20 Dr..
Aborn's advertisement in the papers Of the
day. I called upon hin, and Ihave been IN
der his treatment q few days, (say about
ten and 1 have found great relief; indeed
I feel nearly well, and would sdjure ali who
are suffering with diseases of the eye to
call on him, believing they will find relief.
ASA FAULKNER.
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter;
Hostetter's, Cedron and RObsck's Bittsrs;
Ayre's, Hurly's and Bulls sarsaParilla, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at r. ". Eos
tsr's, No. 25 Public Square. DR.. n. o.
Smith attends to the compromising of pre-
scriptions.
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sUTLER Goops AT CAsH.-There is a large
stock Of sutler Goods, such as Canned
Fruits, Oysters, s~erdinss, Tobacco, Cigars
Stationery, ETC., being closed out at A. and
NJ. Landsberg, corner Of the Public Square
and Market street, at greatly reduced pri
Gee. You win find bargains there. These
goods must be cold aud are offered much
below market prices.
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10 chanceFY ct carthage.
NAY RULES lSss.

J. a.. Baird.
samL eoods and Wnehe MUnH|
IN his cause it Appearing % the satisfaction 81
the Clerk ami Master thsf tbs descendants 5. Goode
and 3. A. Mngrs are non-resdeEts q ne state Of
Tenueseea. - that the urdinAry process a lac can
not Be served On hcn, u Il therefore orderet That
puhlics1on BE- made for oEr conse surFe weeks 10
tns Nashville Onion. a ne0spaper Published IN the
city a keshTile TenaoEEaerre4arng SD deHn1-
arts taappesr on OF h6re the Angust Rules, teS6
hcoEthe Clerk Nud Masuer, a. once IN the toEn %
Carthage, Ter neesea, then and there 10 plead. An.
gNtf q teuzuF % coaplaFrarfe bill, Or the sa1s
WI b. laken Or coutasaed kRe - Dr. hearia1 =
gay@ - e. oAhfBEILctA
Bnas@etg ~ ~
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Ar Vim. Matheny was knocked down
last night On che Public Square and robbed
Of the contents Of his packets. Among
things taken from him wsss Certi6cate Of
Deposit IN che seoand NntiOAsl Bank Of
thii city, Ter Sl5o. which the Bank is re-
qessied 70 stop payment on.
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We understand that Capt. f. B. Kinks
leyee force has been reduced 10 about one
hundred and thirty men, a sign that the
g-aYernmontis not doing much in The way
ofriver transportation at present.
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The seth III. (RailroRd Regiment passed
throagh the streets yesterday on its way
home. It is one Of the fighting regiments,
having been in every battle Of the Army
ofthe Cumberland since Sept. 1864. Since
its organisation it has had on its rolls 1,4s7
men-and out Of that number az 60 home
and iso recruits remain in the ssh H.
The regiment was the celebrated rear
guard regiment Of the srmy from the f cid
Of ChickamAuga, our old friend Major Far
euhsr (Of Typo. Union fainel commanding
the guard.
Il leaves nearly two hundred of its mum
Der buried on Southern soil-that fact
means everything in patriotism, bravery
and glory.
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Butter Bepot

Butter or Ice always on hand At Al,
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami.
lies may always get good Fresh Butter Of
Ice, in quantities 70 suit At the Butter De
POT, % Broad street.
jsa-In = ctars a ssroonr.
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a grand social pic nii viii be given TO-
day At Acklin's Place. omnibusses viii
rua during the day from the Public Square
from . o'clock A. NJ, until P. d..
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Messrs. Cone a Tunnell received last
evening the New York dailiss Of the sth
thelatesl Cincinnati and Louisville d~Silies,
kTant Beslis's mnstrstoa Newspaper, and
ewMouthiy for July.
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DhAbars. FosaS 10 !. Commercial Hotel

The ssaa-A before il ~AdjOurnsa yestor.
aAy' sdoptedH resolution Of shanks to Dun
etn . Doris, Reporter for The UEion,
Oheiss 2. Morse, Reporter iOr the Press,
.ha LANES c. Rogers, Reporter for The
D.sPeteh' ior the gsnera accuracy Of their
reports The oOuPlimsnl was wsn de.
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As we were strOlling down Cedar street
yesterday we noticed that the famous bill
lizard saloon OF 10 LOuisesu was closed for
repairs. On entering we saw he was repair
ing with . vengsDce. The wall between
his rooms has been torn downs and three
arches substituted. He is papering the en-
tire house with the most elegant paper.
His tables viii eonsist Of nine four pocket,
the latest style) n carOm, and one six
pockets in al, eleven tables; more than
any one salOoR in the Southwest has on the
hrst floor; and all new and beautifully tn
ished. He expects 20 be open on Thursday
or Friday night Mr.. Louissau is to be
commended for his bberality in giving US
the finest Billiard room in the country.
Billy Hyronemus-Jos's right Bower-iS
on hand. as usual, and win certsinly wait
on all his friends, and strangers also. Let
all be there 70 see the opening.
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B%kSKErr1i B1SEsuF1li-The Rsntrup
Sale Store, No. 81 North Market street, 4
stl selling hoots, shoes aud hat Il bail
ruPt pfissss Or any per eeaL.ehsapsr
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FfHE-At one O'Clock this morning there
was a ere IN Church street. near ihe Chat.
tauoogh depot. We did not learn the full
particulars or the extent OF the damages.
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Dr.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
to suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in sIl cases. See general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Deadrick street
first floor, up stairs. may 15-tf.
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OWNS sEEvgcE-There viii be presch-
ing IN thc McKendree chapel to-morroWa at
IOK o'clock, n, IN, and At 5 o'clock, p. m,
by the Pastor. Rov. A. A. Gee.
Sunday School At 2 O'Clock, q. M. Seats
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IA. Willard, No. 2S5k Union street, re-
osivod lsst night the New YOtk dailies Of
the sth, and Frank Lsslie's Illustrated
weekly,
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Twenty-Five dollars per day made with
GoOdale's StereoscoPe. There are two for
sale at Y North cherry street.
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Auction Sale
OF
Real Estate
IN EDGEFIELD.

ON TUESDAY, TBE Iaru OF JUNE, A LARGE
lot Of Real Estate will be offered at public suc-
ton in Edgefeld, embracing property vel worthy
the enucn OF buyers.
The Dwelling House and Lot now occupied by d.
r. Dicks, on Woodland street. neat door 20 the re-
sidence Of OhSs. A. Fuier, ESQ The lot fronts
10 feet. and is 10 deer. The house Is framed,
with good kitchen, cistern, etc, etc.
Lott Nos. 81. G. Gs and IS, on tie south side Of
Russell street. 10 3 Gods Addition, and Nos. IS. ~
and 50, on the north side Of hsme street, in same
addition.
Lots Nos. 8, 10, II, l2, IS aBd IA on The south
SIDE q the Gallstn Pike in BlOod's Addihcn-
All Of the above property In eiiglbly situated, and
hes well and al Of Il IS in Blood's magnificent I'D
diiOn 60 Edqehe'd. The terms will ba very easy,
only one-fourth OF the purchhse-mOney being re-
auired now, while threelfourtn can Re paid VI oEe,
two and three years with legal interest
NELSON a MuRFREE, Agents.
ALSO, ct the same tine and place. the under
siEned viii oher a large number o. finely located
and elegant LOTS in Ramsey's Addition 70 Edge
6sd, comprising rop.riy on the Gaiain Pix. and
on spring street. contiguous 10 Riocd's Addition,
snd 20 which they invite the special atttnnon oil
those desiring hsrC inc.
ARLINGTON q FARRAR, Agents.
An ct the shove property viii be offered on IRE
ground. aud We expect the sale 70 At IL
o'clock 10 the day. juns6-d
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Attention Is directed 10 the let 81 packs
see advertised BY the Adams Express Com.
PaHy. twill be found on Tho outside 0
this mornings UEiox.
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There were thirty-tw persons before the
Recorder yesterday Tor drunkenness. The
usual anes vere administered.
Ben Lyons wa hned S. and costs for
gaming.
john csnshsv, for interfering with the
police, was required 70 fork ever $50 and
costs.
John Burus' fer getting drunk and refu-
ia'ins 70 pay haekman, paid $40 and costs
for his experience.
Ihome' shendsn vas sned S2s and costs
" obrien, for attempting 10 rob, va
sent . jail.
IN. Duan was fined $40 and costs fo
rsgrstiug.
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eEoaizgx 10 Us nor sugas set ao,.a IL

"NoAiSg x 10 Us nor sugkt set dOs0a in.
r~salicc."
Do you want q play at ten pins2 II 90,
where can you find a more pleasant place
than al Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. a,
South Front street, Are you foad Of a lit
us vine HfOr Thy stOnaehs sAke.p or an ex-
selisnt cigar, If 50, call on Edwsrds' and
you vii be suited. And should you be in
want Of comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then BY all means Try
Edwards and u word fOr il you will Be
s-tAhed. junel-Im
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Thanks 70 ". c. Collier for late nOwsps.
perB.
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ETE AND EaE-Treated upon scientific
principles, BY DR.. AbOrn, Commercial Ho-
tel.
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ADJUSTMENTS

THEATRE.-Tbe entertainments at the
theatre to-mosrov nightconsists q the mile
itary spectacle Of ''The French Spy" and
the farce of seThe Spectre BEidegroom.'
Mss Helen Western appears as the Spy.
New THEArRE.-"Clari, or the Maid Of
Milan" is the chief piece tomorrow night,
Miss Jennie Hight sppearingss Clair. The
performances close with sHercuIss, King
of Ciubs.r
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LUMBER knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, a barge containing $4,000 feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing timbers,
joics, and seantling, as follows;
2x4-16, Is, snk "a feet long.
2x6-1s, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-2O, p, "A and 50 feet long.
2Kxs-2O, % and q feet long.
2KxIO-ls and % feet long.
zHxI2-2O feet long.
4x6-20 and 30 feet long.
4xs-2O feet long.
SKIS, 4, 10, Il, Is, 20 and % feet long.
Also $50, 600 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, at
knight h Bros. Lumber Yard. tf
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nv. PAUL H. EN H ofers hisPro-
Dfessionsl service 10 this commune; especially
ID surgery and a. cnnsultng physciaa. Office cor.
ner Of Church and Vine streets. june(-lws
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The prescription was what the DR.. states
it to have been. Dr.. Thompson wrote it
read it aloud and handed il 10 me. I read
and gave it to Mr.. Crunk. J.J. CEuNK.