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RELIGIOUS NUTaCES.

nEDCATlON - THE WESLEYAN We.
- uso .irt JAufsh Of the Pr, ms il o., u st. 1T.
s.h AT 70 n HN-.-krv. 3. \. SAh 81, p4s,Oi-w I.I =
d.qlct.c to too tc-uorsut. the ,t,u inst LCV ir.
.mith, OF LCa.uu, will pecan ~ ltr 8, u. &c.,,
.Jat. T.. llo..aun, -. D.. - .. II. -uI EDy. lu~.
rlit nv'"i
iuhN N'fEl.Ei NJ r. HURCH-BusinesI
- and wo'Eurmcu'- Diy tu.on "r rrr Meeting.
tom o. 20 ocio.k tf.if. lau bfcfI.cI Htu :,
and The pa De- lraJgly me colulL il iIvItcI 10 ~
trnd OF the whole Of any nAlt % no L.u.- Al
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Cineinnati Dry Good Market.

CINCINNATI, October ,
The weeks business resulted much more
favorably than was anticipated. Sales were
large, and1he demand covered every vaiie-
ty Of goods. The decline at the close of the
preceding week was almost entirely recoy
cred.
kilograms from the Eastern markets r.
port leading domestic goods in small sup
ply, with prices nearly up to the highest
point reached during the season. Woollens
were gradually working higher, and i'm
ported fabrics were buoyuut al the advance
heretofore noticed.
From the unsuccessful attempt Of last
week 70 reduce prices and keep tnem down
TO az least a comps rative reasonable point,
and the non accumulation Of goods even
after a decided holding back on the part OF
many merchants, it would seem probable
that prices viii not yield until the pressure
Of a full supply is brought TO bear upon
them, and that point seems 10 be as yet in
the dim future. The continuance Of ex-
treme caution, 90 generally observed during
the season, Will do much % bring matters 10
q more satisfactory point as % prices. aud
prevent those violent reac ions always fol-
loving the holding Of large quantities OF
goods On a very high market. With the
small stock Of dry goods now held ali over
the country, panic IN prices is impossible,
and with prudent manag cement it need never
come.
BRoWN SHEETINGs-M We're sold in moderate
quantities az the beg nning Of The week 81
525z9s3 Sc for STANDARD and strict 'andard.
Aitezwards they advanced 70 s5@36c, aud
osed i-m az that. Fine grades did lot de
cline, and were sold durUg the week a.
proportionute value, according 90 the last
quotations above.
bLEaCHEp sHIRTINGs-Declincd % 42ISG
fac Tor al medium heavy, snd sdyancei 10
45@47 &c, and other widths and qualities IN
proportion.
PErNTs-So'd in limited quantities at 500.
S2i7c ioE Merrimack d, Spragues and Amer
icaas, aud other kinds m proportion. CON
trolied by styles as much as quality.
pEEss Go0ns.-rhe very large demsnd
heret1tore noticed continued for an kinds.
Whom everything is in such good demand.
we deem it superhuous TO lllude 10 any pe-
cul az kind.
FuSErls-Solj remarkably wen at the
fullest prices.
MES's AND BOYS NEAR.-Jcsus and tyrecls
were in good dcmand. Satiness ana mel
tons saId well. Cloths and Cas.imeres were
fairly active Back aud mixed doesrins
were much wanted. uverooaungs began %
move We'll.
CLorHiSo.-Sales were active. and de-
maud, IN some kinds, ahead Of the supply.
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Erv THrArrr-MIle Marietta Ravel Is
performing nightly at this populsr estab-
lHbmeut. 60 large aud appreg alive audi
yuycF. Her part 1855 night in tie Broken
asurJ, 90 was "a difficult one. but iaulucssly
rendered. The farce of the Rough niamoud,
though an ancient one, was accspinhly rem
dsrcd. rs were an the parts in both pieces.
We are free TO ackuowledga that the compa-
NY nos playing al this house IS as good as
any we have lately seen upon the boards in
this city.
Tonight Che BIN will consist OF the great
military drIms entitled the French spy, 4"
with the "IrIsh Tutor cog the after piece
Am " ho wish 20 see q prorcY conception of
ibo wild Arab boy SHOULD attend. The am
h.t.au Of many have ied them % attenp 20
T1uray BE-. but pa their Lexicon there was
.Hi one word. and that word was "fail. D"
Ne believe that Tho little Queen. Marietta,
has more poetic word ia her vocabulary.
lu her parts boa this piece. this truly fssci-
hating actress be- said 60 have NO equal-sN-
. otlluE "tuhas" IN the dance. and 'loe' in
She terrific broad sword oonlhat Her power
Of orjwaace in the eoinha; b. wonderial 7;
. b.r dancing 's she perfection of she poetry
' mou1H T her form is-as beautiful east
u. "i,viue woman us sculptor could wish
i"r model from which tocsrve Beatrice,
and Der ace is as pretty a. bright eyes.
sweet smiles, and q general expression OF
iug'ccHco and loycliucss can make IT,
NceKperi tosce the house fllei to-night
20 ie utmost oapscty AN who wish gooa
'eag houid secure them duriue ths dar. on
30 'atlv this evening.
On rHFArur.-Thc fayoriic Of the amase-
'a'at going public, the versatile proteun &C.
.'rs, and umuahle commeiigune. Miss
..iia. aFpesred last evening ilr The third
.'le 10 d isrreh inersaaed aud delighted
.....ucc, 10 She character oi pocahoatas. ia
iae piece vutued "FOcsb0utas 5" arguituug
'.'se.i ss usual IN 8 highly creJitsbie man
Don indeed lhere is na r0't m which thia
"ordcriai htuc lsdy is cast that there is not
degree familiarity exhibited that would
ca"r- "iaer hrads 20 stand hack abashea.
~ Nans TIE Tood lor-nothinr. we have
HNriN and spirited representation of the
Nne'nAisucatcd gtl We purls1se. at soma
'aturr uiae. giving more eVt.rsas 7,,,i...,
.. NJ - Letin- ANS evcl.jor ..pa.sb,Dfss,,
N-l I'd rcpcsied. The rc.iartrlsn,e .-,..i,,
eng with sue umusiuE farce entitled go.
iE Jars, Mss Lotia as Liday
lvlsSn's THEArEr.--A good audfe7r. Wa.
present GO th.s place of amusement igsl
evenings shd 40 shou'd be matter of so-.
IIsc itr 4 o. BE- othorwise whore t..r,-
.A.Hc so,s merry as "a marrihcc hgu." 10.
.le usutrs are always In atteudaacc So cone
eHli y0u g. gooj scais-;hu best of order Il
.esrrvei-smihue faces greet Won from ths
,sry therefore. uhils cvervthIueis in f.er-
POI. readiness. stay net away
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Meeting ofshe CITY Council.


This body met in Joint Convention yester-
day, President scovel ia the chair.
Mr.. Driver, from the Relief Committee
reported that the total amount OF funds re-
ceived by subscriptions and donations was
81, 1925. The Expenditures for the cry
was 5.Vle, making an aggregate Of Sl2,i 2
IS. On closing the affairs II the CITY y Is
asceriaintd that the Treasurer has been
overdrawu on he amount Of S2e5,95 Filed.
Mr., Scovel, from the SHAKING Fund Com
mittee subrn ted q detailed ststement Of the
Sinking Fund offhe city. The netsssets in
hand IN bonds, coupons moRey and in
debteapess OF the Treasure, IS Ss8 29s %.
The Statement wss received and flied
Mavor smith arose and male a comph-
meptarv speech 10 the members 10 the
coarse sfhs remarks be took oecas on to
saw that ne believed al had done their
duty. and were nos defested for the DO
siti5ns on account Of any direiiciion, and
solely b5caufe they were loyal men and htb
takea the oath Of allegiance. lie ,hankei
the members FOR their courtesy AID kind
ness TO him during his administration Of
the municipal Affairs Of the CITY.
Mr.. sehovel delivered few touching and
well time remarks Resting 70 the pleasant
associations Of the past.
On motion, a yots Of thanks to Mayor
Smith was unanimously passed. Adjourn-
ed SINE de
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Old Course Of Treatment

fnyscna
q Ia ts bun ul hi $50
By tae non rrsali
L5 '.ass afloa ai
. a ace
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which il never prAeticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the c0nsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim K
living skeleton. Nor are those its fnOl
and fatal Odectsi in lie pains are scattered
the ruins Ct reason, The most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. e. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box sea, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb2s-H
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I have noticed an advertisement in th'
different city papers, headed, Second An
nuai issue OF the Nashville City Directory
This is done q mis- cad the business men o
the city, and give the impression t7at the
party had either bought out my interest 10
the Directory, or TO make them believe ths'
] would not get out Directory Tor 1900
They tried to get the use OF my name iol
the Directory. but this ! refused; neither
would agree to engage them on the Direc-
tory, which l propose getting up IN the
Spring of SEQ This was done on account
OF their incapability of managing work
of the kind. as well as other business IN
which we were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory d
not resident of Na-hyllle, and therefore
would not take the same interest m the
ma ter as a citizen Of the city would.
write this in justice 10 thepubhe as well
as myself
Respectfully, R. II. SISGLEToN,
Publisher Nashvi le Directory.
Cct4-tf
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CITY Ne VS..
FENIAN MEETING LAST NIGHT,
1000 Persons Present.

Great Enthusiastic manifestation.
Mayor Brown President OF the Meet
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NorIcE.-Wo would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which Wnlism Driver vas Recorder,
convened BY Special Field Order No. e.
dated March 18Th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We Will alec have their Vouchers, Re-
ccipis, and Accounts ordered beck from
WEshinrton, d. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order 20 substantiate The en-
tire claim, that the parties may get theiI
lust indebtedness from the Government
iese-H Ii. ToNFErNs & Co.
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Persons unacquaintod in the city seeing
90 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often az loss b de-
ermine 10 whom % entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishmont Of this kind is Al No. q Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
Enteo that this is q reliable Institution. DR.
A. RrcHARD JoSEs may be found 10 his q
Gee during the hours stated In his general
advertisements. Al Medicines furnished ~
IA Ofee
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70 stranger. and Citizens.

VS. do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan IN the city, who may be found at his
once az All hours, day or nights" nor do
w, IN Offering our services 10 tho invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself in preference
10 other equally well established and ox-
perionced Physicians nor DO We pre-
lend % BE- infalibio, or the only msn ca
pabia Of curing TIE various diseases men
toned IN our general adVeriisomsnL We
do NOS claim the possession Of any wonder
r. secret reusedies, or Extraordinary aqrce-
a5ie freatneaf o. pdiisaiiussi a. all sensible
men must know, that success IN the prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
nPon the discovery Of Hcg rczleiies. o. nee
uioaes o. treatment, a. upon she akillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 q perfect cure
Ind this can be acquirsd only By expo-
risuca and patient application. We res
pectiully rsler the public 70 our general ae-
Tertiasmont, in smother part d ihe paper
Once hours from in the morning tll 2
IS night l. l. CotHz4s, ". D.
~ North Cherry ga. Nashville Ten
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Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and packages
Going GUS of eur business houses and manu-
Tsiuries. the ielters, documents CSC, from The
gflces OF our professional men, The clothing,
h-iet hats. war clubs aEd Other orna
meniea needlework % the washes-womaa
without being marked with enc OF 8rap gas
Rihl,on o. Seal Presses, Stenseis o. hran1s-
which can be found 81 No. ls1i n, Vherry
street. up stairs. Mind The stairs and doni
hn. How are you Barns, who Is ahead
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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or. IN general. he negotiation Of "a 'csos 1sr=
clascs Of goods, &r.. not ofhcrs5isc Prcrlfea
for T. the act, Is lab q u commercial br--
ker,s cen c tax, if he mskes q business
thereof.
A dealer is eonfoed to single place Of
business snd cannot sell eaeWhers, on
single license, either himself, or by ms
agents Il he, or sag nts carry on ge2ds
q seli the same, in the manner Of ped
dies, they become iable % pedf!ers u
oeuss TAX; If they eel By samples or
through preseatot onss whether iger ~
OF BIZ X n package. thry beco ne liable o.
ne commercial brokers' license tax, unless
heir business be otherwise Pr0Tidsd Tor an
the act
Very respectfully,
Tsipnedi E. A. Rollins,
Acting Commissioner
JANIS PULLAS, Esq, Assessor, Cin., ONO
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TwENry-FIvE Cxsrs req UNfoS AND PLAS-
TrIs' BANK.-Tha notes 81 these tW0 Banks
seem 10 lie steadily declining, and Is cash
tsak has over q million OF circulation still
eoi, they viii probably Decline to p cents
n ne dollar. Thos. s. Mari. Broker, cor
ner of Union aad COLLEGE, streets. however,
has several large orders. which ems bIes him
% give consiisrahls more thsn this rste a.
present. Send yoar money 70 him before
the orders are klled. N
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Lolita, every night At the Theatre.

announced that Rev. John 3. Meier
rim and Rev. A i. p. Greson have beer
pardonei by the President. Simultaneous
iy with this announcement, Rev. i. D
Huston arrived here from Kentucky under
arrest. If the President was right in exten-
ding pardon and amnesty 10 Mr.. Ferrln and
Green, that the arrest Of Huston Is simply
an outrage. He wss no more guilty than
they. Under the circumstance, he ought
20 bedischsrged with en- opolagyaor Inistreat-
meat.
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally t. the well filled estab
hshment Of our enterprising friend, W. W..
Totem, who has the finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries south of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained from bottle 10 pipe. Femilies,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest "yiands' at moderate prices. His
Nos are q and %. North College street, OPP
posite Sewanee House. Give him a call.
eanqQ-Irn
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Lolita, the great Protesn Actress.

tbs TRIAL or GARRATf.-The case Of Gar
ratt charged with killing his wife was call.
"a Yesterday, bat on account Of the absence
of two Of his material witnesses, Kit
continued ull next Saturday Garrati Is s
man OF medium hight, light build, cleal
blue ewes, and taken altogether is not q
man one would select 30 do such an act, a,
De Is charged with. His mother is here
who Is represented 10 Dc IN good circum-
stances 80 far as this worlds goods are con
cemed also number Of parties from sum
per county who protler TO bail him for any
amount provided his case Is Of that nature
The preliminary trial viii Re heard before
his Honor Judge shane, with Judge Man
son NJ. Brien for the State aud Judge Iur-
ner for the defense. We VIII lay the par
ticulars Of the trial before our readers.
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The following decision has been msde by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.

the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
TEEtsuEY DErsErnrxr.
OFTlCE oF lzrERSAL REvExuE.
MAsHlyGEoS. sept. rs, 1865.
Yours Of the lflh inst. is received. You
INQUIRE o. 81 @ clerk or salesman Is sent on a
collecting tour. and takes with him samples
Of cloth expecting % receive orders for a
given number al goods of cach sample. is
liable. Under decision l5s, 10 commercial
Brokers license tax
reply That decision ls9 sPplies 70 a
PARTICULAR Glass Of aeents, but Goes not cover
sli cases Of liablity under paragraph "A,
section 10. Tor example, the neEuliatog
Of freirhts, snd otter business ior tie own
ers al vessels, CT for the shippers, consigno-s
o. consiguess Of freighs carried y vessels
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Az IxroErANr ORpEE.-An important or
der from the lost Commandant was issued
yesterday in regard % the arrest Of enlisted
mon found in the city, not ou duty, after
10 O'Clock az eight.
All enlisted meu found in the city not on
duty, after 10 o'clock, p. H., VIII be arrested
unless they have special authority fSom the
commanding officer Of their regiment, which
/ sary.
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MuLNERs 4 DgEssHAKERs Buy your
trimmings and millinery goods, such as or
namsnts, bugle gimp, silk dress cord, but
tons Of every style and color, ribbons, French
flowers, hats, bonneis, silks, velvets, etc,
at Elsasser Il Co.'S, No. 30 Union street, one
door west of College. They have the most
extensive and best selected stock in their
lire ever brought to this city, and sell their
goods at Northern prices. sep25-7w
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Officers who desire 10 have their men mus
tered ont Of service Immediately, can have
their Muster-Out Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
Quartermaster's and Ordnance Stores. cor
rectly aud promptly made out at the Claim
Agency Office Of lngersoll and Rogers, 405s
Cherry street, up stairs. sepil3-tf
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Wholesale buyers would do wen 20 call
and examine the stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, cloth
ing aud hats at VIZ. W. BERRY Zoos.
eeut92-tf
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AMusEMENrs.

- -aa
Lalls, tho un,ivalci Commedienne.
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II the ladies wish something plain and
elegant, call and examine these real Irish
and French POplins, al shsdes al
WM W. BEREY & Co.,
sept22-tf. No %, College st.
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Lotta, every night at the Theatre.

c. B. BGAY, who occupies the End, story
Of Camron Grier a Cos Store has just re
ceived in addition 10 his extensive stock,
fortyfve bales more Of those hsndsOn
VelOet, and Brussels Carpet.
oct-5 Ct
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N-oHvILLEA AND DECATUR
li5sssEa..
RAILROAD LINE

Tenn. Ala r. Ron sol,hsIu r. Rem. 4
Ala Gen. * b
t'Eal. 5rfraI zrEEuEsI's oFFIce
NAaHFlLa, Oct %. iso8 J
SAsHvILLE q DECATUR R.R. LINE.
OH and aiier WeinesdaT. fhe San net AL uu.
~ nd luffler notice. Passenger INN III -1o I.
iailuus
ssls Nashville iof Dtcaiur snd Huuisulis 81
Tluam
rlFlg ai ass1FIIls 81 aflnr
usie 81 80 pm.
a. hashFIila a. 10 q M
lrl1ns stqp A. FL iuterruai .sta Stations
Cars run from uecatur "a miisa Easf IN fha "
3 q X p. connecting 9Th sage Li1e roe Tas-uIn-
be, hsnes b. n a q. d R.to msnphs.
oca-u j. r. Ru1TEa GeuT auu'A
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To THE SOUTHERN TRADE.-The finest and
largest stock Of millinery goods south Of the
Ohio River, is now offered % the trade at
Cincinnati jobbing prices, at Elsasser q Co. 5
80 Union street, one door west Of College.
sep25-2w
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MERCHANTS oF THE SOUTH, ATTENTION =
A very extensive stock oS ladies cloaks and
shawls, of the most desirable styles, csn be
boughSat Northern prices, at Elsasser a Co.'s
No. 80 Union street, one door westof College.
sep25 2w
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81, COLLEGE St-Wm. W. Berry a Co. still
take the lead in cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they airs determined TO sell At
reasonable prices. sept22-ti.
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Last Chance for Bargains.

The sutler Goods at A. 4 NJ. Landsbsrg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re
gardieSS ct price. Now is your time 10 get
great bargains there la Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself BY calling
hara
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Just received, per Express, fns lot o.
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, ct Pfi-
vste sale. Gao. SHIELRs 4 Co.
pyl-u Is and = college street.
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c. B. BeAY, hiss just received 2a0 more OF
those beautiful Yeiyet Mats and Rugs.
.oct-5 St
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Don't let the children 20 barefooted when
you can find shoes in sueh endless variety
and at prices 80 reasonable al NJ. S. Stokes
4 Co.'S, No. Sc, College street. oct4-St.
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sTAR5LING-Why is General James P.
Brownlow like an Esgle?
because he dwells with beauty, aud loves
. CiBs.
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DR.. "A. KING

ssas luvp,a 10
w JsFHsf aH 0 Fl 11sr n1liI
Is p n q nv exc It m 1rHr nnn rI b.
nEs n vHu
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Flour and Cheese.

1000 bbls of No. l Flour,
80 boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store aud for sale by Jno. j. Mccain,
No. IS Broadway, corner Broad and College
streets. SeptS-lm
Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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Sell your uncunent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at c. n.
0rdway's Brokers Office, As College street.
If
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and BATHING saloon

No So Qhar1h So, opposite ths Mason e SAD.
II AVN = iast removed INTO nv nr- sn q -onrrao-
II dIuus 81 con, re-. e-llaT a1l1lcce a uIr
ftleu1 o. ihelr uauts .c o better style -han over
WIZ an erpereace. a. a llsl-eas1 EsftHr ari
haff-dreasEF, Qi lEtT year. and WITH a1r l. DO
mot cor uolioua, elet7nt Hnr cor u.atsF f.--
uished siatllshrneuti ID tna cauut-y. q am HTair
% challenge crunarHcH VIZ soy rfHl ~ Hian
The Easiefn eiisaa Erca'ief. ia Ha r.aiF I'll a
hines. Neat " licf-e l1aetr or tEe uHe a ea
merF stfsrhaI fn fnn urerraas nfl1er uIrHnt
lhaf arthnr gill 81 f1aud isrklas ra- -
halr-tircaaers ana f.arfars a.TsTH m aaallHaaf
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