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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

A contributor 10 the New York Even
ing Post Gays that ia the summer OF
1884, a Frenchman, a Swiss, and an
American, were generally the first to
take their ram oles, at four o'clock IN
the morning, on that once attractive
promenade, the Battery. They soon
became intimate and walked together.
The Frenchmau is nov on throne OF
France, the Swiss i retired merchant
in Zurich, Switzerland, ana the Ameri
can is still a resident Of the metro
polls.
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Louisville, Jan. 20, 1865. J. R P.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

By our dispatches we have intelli-
gence through Richmond papers, to
the effect that Kirby Smith refuses to
march his command across the Missis
sippi river, provided that were posi-
ble) but continues gathering cotton
and sending it to Mexico, on his own
account.
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Ualted States Direct Taxes.

OFucE UNTrED sTlTEs' DIEBcT Tax CoHm1ssIoNRB,0
DisTRICT OF TENNESSEE, !
NAsHyiLLg JAS'Y 10. 1885
THE QUOTA OF DIRECT IAXEs DUE FROM
4 the county Of Davidson, Ia the STATE OF reunes-
see. under tae set Of Congress approved August
1854, has been spportloDed and charged upon 4
the lands aud Its Of ground 10 said County o. Da-
vGson in pursuance u the act Of Congress entitled
"An act for The c0llscaon o. direct taxes IN IN ur-
rectouary districts within the United taies and for
other purposes, approved june 2, 1854
The taze, thus chsrged may Ia paid within sixty
days from ths date into tire Treasury Of the United
states, or 20 tire Commissioners a. their Office In
Nashville, Nc - South Cherry street
=. z. FERRY
DELAAR0 7. SMITH,
JNO. B. RODG Frs,
isnI0-2n. Commissioners
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

France, in order tolossen its national
expenditures, is dismantling thirty OF
its ships Of war Does that look ike
plunging into war with the United
States. In behalf Of the rebels
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

The question of aiming the slaves in
rebellion is once more aghatlng the
Richmond Congress. JEFF Davis iavors
Cse measure, but Congressman don't
sect IN that light
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

Intelligence of an entirely reliable
character. Is to the effect that Dick
Taylors Qate Hood's) army is rapidly
disbanding. Deserters are coming into
our lines by the hundreds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

Foo.s has at length made hi5 escape
and is how in the Union lines. We
wonder il he will visit Nashville?
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Notica.
Ia aII Whom II nay ConceFn

THAvE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RE- ! E Z !, .
OF the assets OF the late firm q lrs's " ~
~ The United states Circuit Court ior me ll.liS
District OF Tennessee. All persons inieD " go
late firm will fad It u their in ereis 70 sese ~
accounts vi h me without sui, snd theIeoy 49,
cost Office, Cedar street. one doef gelS"
j.n3l-lm@ H. M -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01
Selling Out! Selling Out!

To CLOSE BUSINESS AT 10 -. II Sh- Gamma
sEaFds. &C.. IS well IS al kinds Of Scn9ns, S an
ned Fruits, Cheese, Chesnntss 6c.' &C. '0"e'
al any othsr place in tue city - ,ronti,,,,. a
( rsre chance il offered 70 any one NsasiEe
800 Lsssiness location as part or al o tho SSocA -
3r sale. with ire furniture Of the store. -
sutIefs vii certainly find i . Their -
car az - No. II Gear street,
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Notice.
Boarding

GOOD Board and Lodg ng caa noS be had st
" the conner Of Church and McLemore street,
near the Chattanooga Depot.
One large ana elegant room, well furnished, suit
ale for gent ernan and wife. Several ngle gen
tlemen can he lodged; also few day boarders "a.
ken. Inquire up slairs Of L. b. Elridge lteol-5t"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

CATIONS,
MILITARY DIVISION or THE MI'sTssIPPI,
- NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. "A, 1855. J
Order.
l. No build ngs, large small, will be construct
cd IN the immediate vicinity OF the enrenched line
Of earthworks extending from the Reservoir 70
Hyde Fe,ry-nor IL front Of nor near, Forts Neg
ley, Morton, Houston, Gillem and Hyde's Ferry
Redoabt.
II. All officers Eoders and citizens are forbid
den 70 walk upon or cross the parspets Of the en-
ireDchme Is covering Nashville, or to remove any
materIal forming part of the entrenchments or O
the batteries connected with them, or in any man
ner TO nure this defensive line of works. his or
der does not in manner Testr ct the Engineer Off
GERS charged with the defenees of Nashville.
By order Of Msj. Gen. GEO. II. THOMAS.
L. B. TOWER,
Brig. Genl. and Inspector General Of Fortfcatons
Military Division Mississippi. -..
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F0R sALE-A Farm Of I7slz A.,

FOB sALE-A Farm of I7S% Acres, well i'm
proven, under good fences. admirably appOrtion-
ed, wells near the house, and q cis tern within
cherries, apples, ounces, daTnsons, &c, 12J acres
in woods, new farm house with rooms, barn
stable, &c situated on tire Gaatin pi.e miles
from Nashville, and within Il mile Of tho Louis.
Vile and Nashville railroad The timber upo1
this farm, with judieous management, might Ue
sold for nearly, if not quite, enough TO pay for
the farm, which is well Known as the ".William
johnson Farm"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR sALE-A Brick Yard, in working order On
Joining he lands Of Vim B. Cooper end Vim r.
kliistou, on n. ". Railroad Sufficient water o
run the yard, two springs and branch, in All Il
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Marshal's Sale.

IN THE IMPORTATION OF TIE UNITED
STATES virus THE PRESS. TYPE, MsCBlNs-
~, &C., OF THE NASHVILLE PATRIOT
NEWSPAPER.
DY virtue Of a writ Of Yenditoni EXponas 70 me
I'D issued and directed from the Honorable ne
Circuit Court Of the United States Tor the Midd!e
District Of Tennessee, will sell % he hghest bd-
de-, for cash IN hand, at the Nashville URoa Irlut-
ing Office in Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR sALE-Seven new, neat cottages, containing
rooms aud kitchen, under good fence, lots IS
14o feet on Broad street, near Mr. Shelton's snd
" m. L. Bro MS residences. Possession given in
week. Each 500,
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REFERENCES.
Onice.- Corner Park st. and Capitol Avenue,
Opposite East front Of State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOR sALE.-That entire block on North side Of
Ceoar street., between Cherry street and the 3 ley
These valuable business localities will lie sold in
fronts on both streets TO suit pure ssors, ard We
offer them at prices when Ind ces US to believe
that purchasers may expect an advance Of 100 per
cent cost
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR sALE.--The elegant Mansion and well en-
closed lot now occupied ~ the President o the
Union BanE, corner Of High and Church streets
-1h Springstreet rants of h properly are desi-
rRble for thrifty bu mess houses.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01
THE ORPHANS FAIR.
TINE LADIES' FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Saint Mary's Orphan Asylum

VIII open on MONDAY EVENING, the 3Oth inst.
in the Cathedral, corner Of Summer and Cedar
streets and coDtiaue open every evening during
the week A good hand will be IN attendance.
Tickets, twenty-five Cents. an2S-lN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR SALE The neat, compact, and well srrsng-
ed residence, No. 22norih High street. Posses
sion can be given in 8 few days.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

| FOR sALE-Fivs Houses on Union Street, oppo.
size he New Theatre, in the central port u a
the CITY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR sALE-A Farm Of 1851 acres, niIes from
nashville, near the GaIlstin pike, large 2-story
stone house in good repair, sple0did cellar Under
the whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin.
good smoke, sable and buggy houses, corn CRIB.
never falling spring covered With a good rock
spring house, so scFes in clover, the 6'st cutting
OF 'e4soid for S9s0, ~ acres IN Vineyard. The
Terms easy.
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FOR sALR-Beau iful suburban Lots in various
localities.
WANTED-TwO hundred acres good woodland,
within five miles of Nashville
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FOR sALE-The large, well-but, and conlmo-
dlo1s tt sidenee Of Mr.. Bsnkhead, On Broad st -,
corner Of McElmere, $50 feet depth of lot
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FOR SALE-The imitation red sand stone front
dwelling, No. a Church stree, with gas, WI
to the lot reacoipy 10 Sprcce street Possession
will be given speedily.
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FOR SALE-7he model Dwelling west side Of
Spruce street, I'd house north of Broad, the lot
Iunn.ng th. ough 10 MchlmOre stree THE. resi-
dence of the Clerk and Master in Chancery-em-
braces all the modern Improvements, and is
truly awell built and convenient hOuzc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR SALE-The double stately Mansioa nov oc
enpied by Maj. r. c. Nc Nairy, east side Of High
street, 81 house forth of Church with al the
modem appoinfme Is and convenience, in q To-
cality emiGenuy desirable
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR GALE--A confortsilr Nv wing uu tIay st
at the mouth OF pay stree, 70 feet front on
Capitol Park, which can be ~. = a pretty place
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FOR sALE-115 feet on north side of Cedar st.,
cornerof Park, with brick dwelling, good posi-
ton for re sidences or business
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

FOR SALE Two Forwarding and Commission OF
Grocery Stores on south Market rect, Nos AZ
and AZ, running through to Front street. These
stores are very valuable places for a l4.ge BUSH
less.
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vi. csaEHos g coa Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

COwDREY-M Harlem. on "Wednesday. Aug 30 Wsilsc
Dewitt. only child of Dewitt c. and Mary D. cowdrey
aged year ard 30 days ,L. .s
the funeral from the residence of Mr.. d. NJ Cowdrey'
West Farms to-day fThursdsy), att p m :. a.
Harlem train leaves Twenty sxths Tor FREMONT " g"
O'clock p. .. .n3
GREGORY-At pl,tekll. Ulster Co.. suddenly satur'
day. Aug &C. Milton s. Gregory in the 7oth year Oh ms s'
LEONARD-At Newburgb on Wednesday. Aug 30 Fanny
Adams daughter of the late james h. and Mary ~ ho'n'
IN the 18th OF her -, -, r..
The relatives friends are iuviedo attend the funeral from
her late residence, this Thursday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
sIEpHENsON-On Monday. Aug. %, Mark stephens'"'
Relative. and friends Fellows of the New York Academy OF
Nledcne and the profession respectfully invited
tend the funeral Thursday, Aug 81, at 81 o'clock No.,
from the Methodist Episcopal Church corner OF Paehe and
Clintonsts., south BROOKLYN.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood.
TuBBs-M the re,dence OF her son. No. l35 BridgeH.
Brooklyn GU "wednesday morning. Aug 30. Mrs Mary FER
rel widow OF the late Capt Calvin Tubbs of Philadelphia
and only daughter Of the late Rev Gideon Terrell OF Iro"
Friend, invited attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence. Friday, Sept. I, at o'clock p M
IL remains will be taken to Iron Hill
Philadelphia and Wilmington DELI papers please copy.
WARNERSuddenly. at Sing on the Hudson. Mon.
day evening Aug. %. Elizabeth Gray, wife of Lewis T.
Warner NJ D., and daughter of John Y. Gray NJ. u.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence NO 81 East Nneteenths
on Friday, al! I'm.
The members of Union Chapter, No. 100. R. A. NJ. srs
hereby nodei to the LodgeRoom Of John d. VIII
lard Iodss OddFellows Hail. this Thursday afternoon.
at O'Clock &c attend the funeral Of our late conanion,
JOSEPH WILSON. By order ofJOHN HooLE, VIZ. :
YOUNG-At Stanford Conn, on Wednesday, Aug 90 Mrs.
Sarah Young rect Of the late tla Young Of Southeast,
Funeral services will take place the redence Of her
Lhoms, Young at Stamford this Thursday afternoon.
The remains will be taken to Southeast for ineent on Fri
day morning sept l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
The War in South Amcricn.
To the Editor Of The " y Tribune.

10 ir t0IV ~ Inc ~. L. iTiOHHe
SIR: Some articles have appeared in the
press lately referring the cause of the war in South
America to the ambition Of Brazil, an empire repre-
scented TO be DESTROYS of extending s domnons to the
River Plate There once a custom Of writing his
tory withou, details giving only fancied causes,
tendencies and effects all possible and even logical
convenient system, but that had TO be abandoned
ms the pnbic demands facts and not theory Brazil
was at peace with Paraguay when then latter power
suddenly seized the steamer Marques de Onda in the
port Of Assumption, the Capital of Paraguay. War was
then commenced by Paraguay without notice, and the
Brazilian province OF Matte Crosse invaded. 1t is not
therefore Brazil but Paraguay which attempted this
time to extend its limits. The Argentine Republic has
not been accused Of desiring territorial extensions
on the contrary 1t might have well claimed both
Paraguay and Bolivia at the end Of the war for indie
peudence against spain. but freely gave
them up TO their inhabitants and later gave up Uru-
quay. part OF it, territory. 1t IL now said to
have joned Brazil with ambitious views ii IS in fact
allied with Brazil and Uruguay. but only because they
have a common enemy; but there is a special treaty
guaranteeing the independence Of Uruguay. and 1t Is
this State only of which the possession by Brazil might
be feared. triumph of the allies over Paraguay can
in no sense be considered the victory OF Monarchy
three rulers absolute despots. It, House Of Represent
ayes meets by the Constitution fur days out Of ten
yerrs Brazil has its annual meetings Of representatives
well local legislators in each Province has an
annual allowance made by its Congress for expenses
and per eot liberty OF the press though Empire IL
is Republicanism itself compared with the Gov.
eminent OF Paraguay where indeed an order OF
nobility has recently been created. The Argen.
tine Republic had no question with Paraguay until
the latter asked leave 10 its territories Ia order To
get at Brazil This was necessarily declined where.
upon Paraguay seized two Argentine mcn-ofwar and
invaded the Argentine Province state Of corricntes
decarn, II annexed to Paraguay. and driving from u
to Paraguay fully 10000 head VI cattle. war whicf
the Argtn,ues had ebdcavorcd to keep out o. wa
forced upon them and al alliance with Brazil was
necessary consequence. II + absolutely certain that
the gas unlocked OT by Brazil as by the Argcu
tines nul commenced without jusi cause by Para
quay. and is an unjust filcaiion Of history to put
down til, existing caused by any ihTsi fof ter
ritory on the part Of either Brazil or the Argentine
Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
Daring Daylight Robbery-A Man Re-
ljcvcd Of 81 900
From Thc Clncinnlii Time. AnI u

From The Cincinnati lin's ArE "
We have come into the particulars of one OF
the most ierng and adrot roberies pcrpetratcd ye.
teTdny ~ ernOOn which IN point Of skill and execution
excels anything Of the kind have chronclcd for some
time past II appears young man. "A travelling agent
for Dir Rlhack's ScandenGyian Blood Pills ana Btters
had Just returned from q collecting tour during which
he had accumulated about $1,000. Upon arriving IN the
city. he visited the doctors place Of business on Third
ST. between Sycamore-st. and Broadway and there
learned c Doctor Ill., and forthwith started for hi
residence 10 report IN person with the money In his
pocket.
When near the Of Fiih and >ycamor, st he was
met hy nan and woman, the former Of which was ap'
parenily seized with III and fell heavily 10 the pave
Inent. TIE agent instantly came 10 the assistance ~
the wOma1 and knccng over the PROSTATE form Of tie
man. nnblitoncd his ycst and shirt united BIZ cravai
and sprinsed water in hs face until he revived The
man arose seemingly weak and exhausted but thanking
the young man informed him be would be able Ia pro
coed on hs Journey. Tie agent again started on his
way for tie doctors residence and after lapse Of i've
minutes II tor his money. To BIS astOnsAmcnt bis
pocket had been cut and The money distracted lie
Immediately fastened back to the place whore the man
had been seized with the nt but man. woman and
81 900 had disappeared and were nowhere 20 De seer
and have not been heard of mp 10 the present time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
Card from Judge whiting.

70 ne Editor u TAsA. J. TfibEaG
SIR: | read without the slightest surprise an
article in your paper Of this a. M signed Ihos {.
Fields suppose this 20 De from short thickset red
faced man. hloaieG with malice or something else. who
Keeps a lawyers office somewhere in Nassau-st l be-
licyc he wa. formerly Public Administraornow said
10 be- Senator from this city. II any person has "A
doubtful claim again., the city ndVsc nm 70 Apply
to this same Senator for its collection. .
A. am restrained from saying anything ey OF dig'
niinrics refrain from expressing any opinion OF MN
his character public or private. ~ my character
will not abide the s.urrity of such man all can say
Of H. that is not worth any effort oil nine TO pre-
serve 10.
II his Erceency the Governor VIII net upon the charges
now pending before him In relation a. our city matters
and an opportunity shall be afforded OF examining mo
the facts connected with these outrageous dgmehts
part lcast) OF the machinery adopted Tor punenH
the city treasury will De- authorltatiyely unlolded.
Your. very truly d. Ii. "hliN''
Ns,c. lOrk August 30 1905.
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NEW.JRHsEY NEWS.

CATHOLIC lSSTITUTE.-A cOmmOdlOus and
eleqhn, structure 10 be known rs the Catholic lnsti
tue IL in sOuTro o erection IN south SNth-s between
Erie and Grove SIS Jcr-ey City. The edhce II being
built by the Church Of the Immaculate under ne
aus piccs Rev. Father Senez. and Will contain pub
lie meeting room. school room. lecture room library
and gymnasium. II h ~ feet front and 100 feet deep
four stories and basement The front will be of brown
stone, richly ornamcnied and the side and walls Of
brick. Tie first story. intended public nall for
meetings concerts fairs. &C.. VIII he l. feet high, and
The other stories each T. feet high. The second and
third stories ere designated for school rooms and the
fourth story for lecture ROOM library and gymnasium.
The basement room, running the full length, will be
devoted 10 the use OF the pupils for play ground aud
purposes If recreation The ceilings of each OF the
stories viii be supported by iron columns with neat
Cornthian capitals. nnd the entire building will be con
ttruced ~ the most substantial manner and In style
which VIII make il ornament 10 tho city The cost
OF the building when completed including the ground
furniture, &c. viii be about $1,000 II Is expected ~
he furnish d about the LIT OF January next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

On and after Sept l. 1865, II. L. HELMBoLD Drug.
gst, No 5oi Broadway, will keep his store open
DAY AND NIGHT.
for the better accommodation Of Physicians and those
requiring medicines.
Medicines prescribed at night generally for nr
gent cases and it is especially desirable that not only
during the night but at all times as we'll they be pre-
pared by thoroughly competent and unfagned persons
The faculty and the public may feel assured that none
but the most experienced employed in this estab
lishmcnt, the experience of each in the best
retail drug stores. being from eight to twenty-five
years. The day and night will be divided. and clerk
will be on duty more than ten hours per day. Trusting
the faculty and public will appreciate this effort to sup
ply want long felt in the community. the proprietor
subscribes himself their obedent servant II. 7. HELM
BOLD, Druggist. No. 594 Broadway, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

mineral resources Of Missouri. and frequent visit
are made here by agents OF Eastern capitalists seek
ing investments. The development of lead mines
seems to be the chief attraction and the business is
rapidly increasing There are millions acres of mineral
lands in the markets and Offering good chances for
profitable investment Of capital!
The Union Pacific Railway IL. d. is being
pushed forward rapidly beyond Lawrence. and
will be open to Topeka in sixty days if the weather
holds good
The Summer season has on the whole been cool aud
pleasant The nights and early mornings Tor the las
fortnight have been positively chilly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
Business Notices.
KEEP DISEASE AT BAY.

Inysd. broken down in health and spirits by Cronii Dys'
pep,a or suffering the terrible exhaustion which follows
attack. of acute disease the testimony of thousands who
have been raised by miracle from similar state Of
stion by HosrETrEKs STOMACH BIrTERs, is guaan
tina, by the TOO may be strengthened aud
restored Butte those who stand in peril of epdenics to all
who by Of exposure privaions and unconsenih CHI
unhealthy pursuits. may moment be stricken
down. this paragraph IL particularly and saphdfiedy
addressed You who thus situated proered ALSO
lutte safeguard Against he danger that you Tone and
gu.ac the system with this harmless medicinal Smulant
and Attentive and you will be forearmed agan.; the maa.
dies whose seeds o around you In the cir HosrEr
rERs STOMACH BITTER, not only standard Tonic and
Asntye throu zou the United States bat they accred
tied by the certificates Of the most dns citizens Of the
Union to the people Of al other lands In Canada Australia
and the West Indies they gradually taking the place Of all
other somachc whether native foreign and surely
progressive and denomination over,hrows they
will eventually upe'ede every other nvsoan and Re'tors
tive employed IN medicinal practice
Sew.York Office No. 81 Cedarst
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VINES FOR EARLY BEARING.
VINES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES AT SPECIAL
PRICES.

VINES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES AT SPECIAL
PRICES.
Some Of the most desirable kinds extremely cheap.
For priceist and twentypage pamphlet, send twocen'
stamp. Club-propostion included, il desired
invite the attention Of all who wish to obtain Vines to the
advantages offered by the Clubpropoon by which the safe
reception Of Vines secured at wholesale prices and cost Of
Incorporation saved with other important advantages The
compensation to the Agent Clerk of tho Club very
liberal and enables persons while befrendins their neigh
bor. to obtain Vines Of best quality without cost.
The pricest and twentypase pamphlet contains among
other important matters full account of the Iona ant
Israea. with remarks concerning Delaware and Alens
Hybrid.
Descriptive Catalogues sent for 10 cents.
Illustrated Catalogues sent for Is cents.
Manual Of the Vine composed Of Descriptive and Illus
traiedl bound together in paper, 50 cents
C. W. GRANT.
Iona (neer Peekskll), Wcsto 1ester Co.. N. Y.