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The Reorganization Policy of the Ad-
ministratiOn.

The leading newspapers OF the coun-
try generally sustain the policy OF the
ADMINISTRATION relative to the reorganE =
stion OF the nsurrectionaryStstes $ Q e
veloped, in The recent Proclamations Of
Amnesty, and appointing 3 ProVlsi n
a. Governor for North Carolina The
only direct opposition we have noted
vet comes omWend Phillips, Amass
walker. and the NewY York Anti-Slayery
Standard, one Of the old organs Of the
Abolitionists. The ground of their OPP
nositiop is the failure Of the Admins
tration 10 provide Cor the exercise OF
the night Of suffrage by the freedmen.
The Administration leaves the decision
OF this subject with the Stat es, in whom
the power Is lodged by the Consttu-
ton. Having taken steps to guaran-
lee the freedmen their liberty and to
protect them from re-enslavement, the
Administration have not deemed It
polite, if they have the authority, to
20 further and confer upon them privi-
leges for which they have not had OPP
portunities to show themselves ut, or
capable Of approaching.
The failure of the Administration to
come up to the standard Of the most
progressive Of the AntiSlayery Radi-
calls. viii, probably, cause the forma-
tiOu Of strong opposition party, com
posed Of active, enterPrisingr agrees
I've elements. The loss Of these 70 the
Administration Party might be regard
"a with seriousness were it not for the
azsurance that their places would soon
be filed by steadier and more reliable
-supporsars. If this should be the re-
suit. the country would be benefited
by the change
The policy Of clothing a race Of PEG
pie unlettered, and ignorant not only
Of the ordinary affairs OF government,
but ofhusiness life, with the ballot, is
not a thing to be determined in the
midst Of excitement and without
elaboration. Too much is involved in
the result 10 justify anything like haste
or wsnto Of proper investigation. The
Interests Of both races, our institutions,
are IN the scale. We trust, therefore,
that. Notwithstanding the demands of
she incousideTate, the Administration
viii not be sweryed from the matured
policy announced
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Notice.

A IL persons having filed claims before the
"A boari Of Claims INST tutsd urGer special
Field Order No. O., Of Nsrch 18th, 1873" and Spe-
cfd Order No. zG2. Oct. 20, 1864. an have cerif
oates al same, together with amounts OF awards,
by applyinE % William D-iyar, Recorder Of said
b0sr1. ths orlVnsrS7G 01rh-rt1cf by the COnlmGni1r
n rms DgpugGFe1t 70 iS4c such Cerrfc1fss.' Mr.. D..
vii su,erd % the collection Of SAID Cslms IL re-.
quired. OE'e at Alien 3 Cary's, corner Of Cedar
-treet and Square. up starr.
iune6-Im WILLIAM DSIvER, Recorder.
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No CAarges until after Collection

Communication will receive prompt attention,
addressed TO r. %. Box G59. iunet-f
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Prepare and col ect Officers pay accounts, and sol
diers' final statements.
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Great Bargains l.
cry.
AND NOTIONS! b

CUTLER9, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS Q
- Generally. II yOu wish 70 huy goods II =
Reasonable, Yea, Really Satisfactory PR -
ces, give rs = call. a
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~ - hAAA4n
Lieutenant General
The St0HcWall at Hay anA-ENsggeF-
ated Accounts OF her sailing and
Fighting Qualities.
HAVANA, Saturday. May 81. 1865.


HAVANA, Saturday, May q. 1865.
The formal delivery Of the S,5.ar,V
70 tae spanish authorities was made in
the following manner On the lqth the
Captain presented "a memorial 10 the
Captain General, stating thst the re-
pairs 20 the engine would REQUIRE o
time than he had expected, and fo-
hat, suu other rsEs1rg. hr was resolved
70 give up the vessel. SO that the gov
eminent o! Her Msjesgy the Queen of
spain might dispose o. IL
This Oder being accepted, the vessel
rss received. ~sccCrdiug 10 i~uyepforv
90 the 2l,h. bclug delivered up TO Can't
Aguers, and The crew were paid or
The N.-vara was then removed 10 tbs
Navy-yaru. where IL was firmly moored
N the custody Of the Spsnish new
he sum advanced by the
here IN order % psy oT the crew and
Slhet aeutsl amounted 10 SID Too which
was tear i',An az Lrst estimated. owing
70 we refusal OF the Captain 1T II
taee) and the First Lieutenant fRohert
- Carter TO receive the least nav A.
70 whose property the ship is. that. of
course, remains FOR discussion: II has
been stated 70 belong 10 private indi
Vduslsl and that also the French Con.
sui put m the claims OF the constructor
50 not having yet been paid
The N,gl0 newspaper IL assured by
competent persons that although, a. =
river battery, the S,ouo.saH would he
formidable, il il not well adapted for
che sea In spite Of what has been
said Is TO its speed, il is, in fact = slow
goer, its rate never exceeding nine
per hour. Even in a smooth Sea,
its rolling prevents a certain aim As
for its capabilities Of turning, which
have been 50 lE1ded, they are. in resli-
ity, entitled to little prAiss. LARA.
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By Mr. Gaines: That the thanks of
this General Assembly are due TO Gen
erals Grant, Sherman, Thomas, and the
army and navy of the United States
for their brilliant achiements in sup
pressing the great rebellion; and that
copies of this resolution be forwarded
to the Generals mentioned. Adopted
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Real Estate for Sale

DIX VERY COMFORTABLE rwOSTORY brek
- houses, on Union street chesp forcasn
ALwrllrg Eouze "a e gat "a. ms, on High 81 d.
south Of Demumhfsle street Free tom toes.
Two small BRICK houses on high street. uasr Val
sons SprluC.
Seventy sores q yerv des.'shn bri'ii NJ and gs--
den lsnds On the hiisooro Turnpike, IL les
nom de CIV. which we Wi sell In lots lo sei pnr-
chaser, a. eEN-.aar'y low hguEe-.
About tweutY-hye acres usl l1un. 80 h. Junction
o. ge Louisville and EigefeG Aoals, ui-e niles
from the eitv.
\ business lot on Cherry street, South Nashville
-fsfeet irout D. go deep. rec er1m rara-
fSncha-vfs would d. veil o. ell Snr ovsnfsa our
lst % residence bu~ins~s house flius vacant
iCtt, umteIv1 and UHlmuroVpd lands
". MATE ERuWN
ylnfslT Al Cherry street
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only about 50 600 has thus far been
contributed e. the memorial fund for
Mrs Lincoln. If WIS proposed TO raise
-lDEUJt IL IL continues 20 come so
slowly as il has done, Mrs Lincoln will
have hut little pleasure in accepting 1t,
even d. il should all be raised A small.
or sum subscribed st once and with
e~sgernsgs, would be better than 40
large "a sum given slowly and half grudg-
iuFly II s. ring Repub.
ltdid'nt take long TO raise a much
larger cum than 5000 IN the city Of
New York alone 10 purchase = carriage
snd horses for the new President. Mrs.
Lincoln ID only the widow Of a dead
President. and without power. That
make n vast difference in the gener-
Gus emotions Of the popular heart
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War with France.

INFORMATION vented Of she whereabouts a.
L SyTena Swl'-el and child. She ct rnecnvIle,
hast Tennessee. Auout the lst Of april b. &C g.
" IIiansOu comfy. Illinois Ire last hssr4 Of
them they " re- a. Nashville shout The 22l April
Aay Iniornls- on respeor1g hem viii be- thNahlally
received sad literally rewarded. Nv addressing
HAMILTON BAS-lN-EE,
Pl!ev's NILS P. o., williamson county, IN.
iune6 lie
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4 dispatch from Washington 20 the
New York Times states that: -Four bills
ofiudicament Tor frauds upon the Treas
ury have been found 10y the Grand Jury
of this District against Lyman D. Stick
ney, formerly editor of the Memphis
Enquirer, a Bell aud Everett paper in
Tennessee, and now Tax Commissioner
ior the State Of Florida
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Auction Sale
Real Estate
IN EDGEFIEID
IN EDGEFIELD.

ON TUESDAY, THE l2Tu OF JUNE. ALARGE
lot N Res! Eststa will be offered Al pubic sue
ion in Edgsfeid, embracing property well worthy
ihe afteni-no OF buyers.
The Dwelling House and Lot now occupied by d.
p Bi.ks. on Nociisnd street. ueKt door 70 the It
tiIepcs fChas. 4. Fuller, Esq Inc lot fronts
ia feet, ard is TO deer. The house Is framed,
viii good kitchen, ~cistern, ETC, etc.
Lott Nos. 81, CO, CS ard %, on the EOuth side Of
Rr-.ssl street 10 Foods Addition, and Nos. IS. 20
and 70, o. the Eorta side OF tRme street, ia same
sdd-iOn.
III.
Lots Nos. =, 10, II, IL, - s1d Il, on the south
SIDE O. the Gallsun PiEe IN Blood : Addition.
al! Of the above property Is elEibly situated, and
Lee well and al Of il Is ID Bloods magnificent ad
dition % Fdgeheid. The terms viii be very easy,
ou,v oue-iourth o. the purchsse-mOney being re-
du.red nov, while three fourtnF can lie paid N oce,
tho and three years. with legal interest
NELSON 8 MUkFREE, Agents.
ALSO. ut tho same time and place, the under
sfgaed will offer q large number o. finely located
and elegant LOTS Ia Rsmsey's Addition 70 Edge
h-d, comprising properly on the Gslia1a Pix and
on spring street. contiguous 70 Blood's Addition,
anu 70 which tney invite the special attention oil
those desiring barg ln-.
sR.IN0TOE & FARRAR, Agents.
All Of the shove property will be offered Oh the
ground, and We expect the sale 10 81 -
C'clCcSl Il tie Day. Juneo-sa
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Notice.
OF ARMY MULES.
QrAs-EHu.s7Es GrSszAI's orr1oE

Cr~ARTERNAsTER GESFEALE CFFlCE
WAsHISCTOs, d. C., Msy 3, ls65. )
MANY THOUsAND5 OF MULE5 sre being dis
M po=ed of II pub sale. al Wash ngtOn.
ne sale Wli continue until the nUInUcr or snl
mails j reduced IN proportion TO the reduction OF
the srmi-s, nos gong on rapidly.
There are 10 the armies Cf he Potomac, OF the
Tennessee, sad IL orgia, probably EOUH THOU
SAND OF The FINES alK-MGLE TEAMS IN
THr WDRLD.
Many Of .hemwere bough. in the beginning OF the
WAT, aS yOung mules, accompanied the armies IN
sI their msr-hes and c.mps, and ere thoroughly
broken. hardened bv exercise, gentle and familiar,
from being 50 long surrounded y me soldiers.
The whole south Is strpped Of farming stock,
ard tbs North also has suffered from th5 ursln Of
sulmsls, taken 10 supply he armies.
these snima S are sold Al public auction; THEY
WILL NOT ING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR
TRUE VALUE and such opportunities for farmers
10 get working animals 10 : ock their farms, and
for drovgrs snd dealers in stock 20 make good spe-
c~ulstOns. by purchasing them and dsOosIng Of
them IA the south, vii! lever occur again.
NJ. G MEIGS,
QgsrteTU sister General,
y~uue6-2lt BTeyet Major General.
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The terrible Magrath, rebel Governor
Of south Csroliua, has been arrested,
and Is ou his way 20 Washington. He
Gays ho has a heart for any fate lie
had no heart for fighting when Sher-
man sgsrt over his State. He WAS
"atF with gas.
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Suburban.

A NICE Brick House for sale in NcG.rark'z a.
duon 70 Nashville, containing three rooms. porch.
cellar, &c. Guut c-stem. snruJhery and f-u5tr-rp.
Lor "1fret by TO. Location, Polk street Plce
5000. Apply to NELSON s MURFRFE.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
TENTH WEEK.
SENATE


MONDAY, June 5th., 1855.
Senate met at 9 o'clock. PRAYER by
Rev. Mr. Gee
A message from the House informed
the Senate that il still adhered to its
amendment 10 Senate bill No. l3, and
the same is herewith transmitted for
the further action Of the Senate. The
amendment was taken up and concur
red in.
A message from the Governor was re-
ceived, announcing that the three in
spectors nominated by him and con-
hrmed by the Senate, had declined the
positions as it would consume much of
their time without any compensation.
He could re-sppoint others, but would
recommend that q law be passed, Civ
ing them $1,000 a year, as the State
could not expect the services Of persons
without pay.
Nj. Smith from the Committee on
Internal Improvements reported upon
Senate bill No. 10, recommending its
passage, and House bill No 100, asking
to be discharged from further consider
alton Of the same
Mr Hall, from the committee on re-
dlstrlcting the State, reported upon
House bill No SO 10 spportion the
representation in the Congress Of the
United States recommending its pass
age. 1t was taken up and passed its
second reading.
Senate bill No l27, to incorporate
the Mining and Manufacturing Com
Pany of Tennessee. Rejected.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD KEADISo.
Bill No lbs, in lieu of Senate bill I02
to limit the elective franchise. Passed
2OteL Dir Frazier voting in the neg
alive.
Bill No 48, to incorporate the Great
South Western Oil and Mining Com
pany. Passed.
Bill No 100, TO change the railroad
fund 70 a County fund for Blount coun,
ty and for other purposes. Passed.
Bill No 81, TO repeal an act to incor-
porate the Military Department Of An
drew College and Memphis Arms Com
pany. Passed.
Bill No. 81, revive the charter of the
Chattanooga and Central Kentucky
Railroad Referred TO Committee on
Internal improvements.
Bill No. SO, to incorporate the Cairo
and New Orleans Pilots Benevolent As.
ISOLATION. Passed.
Bill No. 70, TO establish 8 Claim Agen.
cy Of Tennessee in the city of Wash.
ingtOn- Passed.
Bill No. 81, to incorporate the La,
dies Institute Of Memphis, Tennessee.
Passed.
Bill No. 81, to amend section III of
the Code Passed and transmitted to
the House.
Mr.. Butler offered Senate Joint Res
olution directing the comptroller to
have printed a circular containing all
the subjects of taxation together with
the rates, and to forward two copies OF
the same to the clerks of the various
county courts, and that the Secretary
of State be instructed to have publish.
ed in one newspaper in Nashville, Chat.
tauOoga Gazette, Knoxville Wing,
Union Flag and the Memphis Argus,
the Revenue Bill passed by the Legis,
lature at its present session for four
successive weeks. The rules were sus
pended and Resolutions adopted.
Mr. Frazier from Committee on Banks
reported upon Senate Bill No. l33 &c
secure the fund provided for public ed
ucation recommendiRgiits passage and
on motion of the same taken up
and with it still pending the Senate
adjourned to q o'clock P. N.
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sale
OF
Government Property.

WILL PE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
~ "WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at the Franklin
Shop,
lot Tools, sold ~ Scrao Iron
Lot Wisce lsneo1s Iron, weighing 1884, 4S fbs.
Lot Wagon Covers, Rome, &c, sold "a rags.
ALSn-Wul IL sold in lois e suit purchasers,
same time ana Place
20 Wagons, g Drgys,
50 Ambusulces, IL log Wagons,
] steam FDgiue.
Sale will commence n ~ O'Clock, m. and con-
tmue daily unNl tho entire lot u disposed Of.
BY order al tv-. Brig. 6snl. ). L. DONALDSON,
Chief -. N. Dept CumberisBd
CHARLES Z. IRWIN.
~iuue6-6t Byt. Col. and A. Y. NJ.
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Nashville TrOttiDg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 Offered in Purses

SOOO OAatA - 80 ~
THE folloBlng Sweepstakes are now open, 70 he
run for over the Ns-hyIlle Course on the Islb.
g7th ami 2Stu Of June
MoNUaY June 2G.-SWeenstskes for horses that
have never troJtcd a mile under $50 Suhscup-
ton $50 sscb, g. p, with 500 stdcdby the Assocfs-
ton Nile heats, best three m I've IN harness. To
nsme auLciosc the 9th day Of Juae.
7JEsDaT, juno T.-SWeepstakes for homes TINT
never uoted a mile under l.iO. subscription s7b
each, hail toTlelg, vi h 500 added By the Assor11-
TOO, mile heats, best three in five N harness. TO
name and close the 2lst DAY Of June.
hEBSEsDAT, Aure IS -5Weepstakes f0r 81 frot-
ting btr-es, mIle heats hezt three 10 I've 10 har-
mess suhscu zion sl01 esch half forfeit. the IA
-ocsuCn % add $50, If tHTeeor more Start. ffCpiv
two sfsrt. the Assoc-auon to aid S25J. To name
and close on the 2Ist tsv O. June
Nominations 20 ne made 70 the undersigned. en-.
closing q Date Hnh approved secuuty Tor the q
mount G.. the fTait.
p p JONES, Secretary.
uaylSu Gazette Ofhce. Nashville. Tenn.
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SUCCESS
OF
McCILL-,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
10 TIE TREATMENT o. DBEAsEa -
UROWhINg HIN WITH BUCCEa3 ~
OfHER 5IATEA As rT Ig ~
HAHHWLLE T-ENNEsBEE-

sAsHvILLE TENNHsEE
For further information in regard n
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred TO Still
LE's ~THERAPEUFICs and MArEUA MEDI-L
two large volumes, late edition OF lS5t
the best work in the United Stats,
where you win find DR.. McGin's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of Dis
eases Of women For all diseases IN this
advertisement satisfaction Is guaTzH
teed. With my general practice ! trsss
the following
Chronic UAsos
vHh saassassoas Rheumatism. AFsshoas q M
LuA4j hsesses q tns TnrosL SFolsd kieF.
8lf umbs, Pisuiay, Para Uasrs CanosT, Grave,
Disasssso q Ae Hear ADD Liver iadzmmsnoa ~
he Stomach, aourApa, King 4 or hron@
Deahess, Dsszses o. NE Eye penltsSd ajs
terms, Dyspspsia or Indigasdol, Eld ConsumrtoD
together gith al Rrivate DtBeases A@
Diseases of the Urinary OrEsH@
70 tko Ladies.
All AhsenOns o. ths WomD ueatsd Wa susces-
Thoso nsrred Lsdu 10 have boaz - uni1flu
nate % naHcarJ o. prove shorten. csn - cGn@
70 IA tus Z iouad pregnant - gTzE ms
sferilitys
. HLunR HNTrn0 AHAZ -
- - ~ F-nv Ersh ID due aeasonf rcu-anlnlr
80 - I'D 70 should mulgPy ead rspleaah- u
ne Il vofr dezrs yuu ca1 conaus ne AMER y
49, - ! 49,. "a lsdy 0Fe EnluTETo Yeans
- 1saf make Eppdcadon- AZ commEnicaCona
~ Issar Or per.oE ssncay conddera2
hight EIassions Cured.
EousE Nan, stop bsfnrs Jo1 f1uhar -. d 81
ssaasss sup(et % Mn, nsro u ~ asaas 20 Hrd
~ cure ~ MEtt Eiuaalous, add phyaC.aas us
seares tna2 upde-stauf rreaunE g and 70 zoo ca
~ ulaI have Cued doEIsm MS ags A. vel b.
Re- Mdsraut 5tatef, Wn8 nsrs spent douU sfer 1nI.
AZ, and Az nov well QlIed By ne. an daily 70
saiFng lstsaD and Bs1dllg me1hc4na b ~ pErk O.
- oounuy. IN Eoras ~ that ~ dseasad u
NJ uEy. zd VII eve ne c1l, i VII HVs zsts-
sscou DF a. Cf 90 4aeGaas rnanao1si n AiB -
'srlsonezL he baai q rsArsacas DIVA u ~
~
10 ieftn Grsrsd -
DR. hoaILb.
uHioa street. Eaahnue, Tsua-
aal-lH vi snses Sfth uFunnpa -rl~s 80
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Boarding Honsa
For Sale.

EoF RENT, aDd FURNITURE PoR SAL.E-om
II Cherry stree. q icE doors shove Bread.
Apply 10 ". MArT BROWN 10
1unra-fw alChsrrv street.
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SO Reward

GTRAYED from the residence OF ID. snhs-rhar
- or thecorn-r Of V,na ana Eel str.@s-. sbrvht
ray Hors-, about d hs1ds hgh. o blaze 10 Ne faes,
snd white feeL- sad horse y marked u. Z. aud =
u lnd vas PURCHASED a. q ATS SAFE 81 condemned
Goyerament stock n Edgefeld
VII pay The above neFErd % any one who vi
refuTn sad hor-e 10 ny hnuse, or a No - Gay
street, near Cherry. II stolen and Eeturaed, 10
Questions Fskst, hlt n put 70 the tnuuus of hunt.
iRg him. ihe law VII - enioroed. ls2-lr Y
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nNETHIRp INTEREST N DRUG STORE
" corner Cedar Nnd Cherry st7eets, ~
z. B. JANNEY.
,vnaA-e tnwmaaraH WrtrT
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$4,000

WE offer piece ofT,iEshle RAJ EeiaI for asle,
on tedar street, lust east Of he Commercial Ho.
te'' Ir S-cOo. The cots VIII pay u per cen, pei
snnum fora safe a0t perm ,uaut Investment
thst VIII % "tO aeep," sui th-ube La- -a-o-t Ur).
perry 10 lasTe toa msn's Chiljsen, We c-DiJeCt S
recommend th4s offer, Applyt3
NtL5Jy ECgFEEE
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Wantad

A RoOM-sECoNp STORY FRONT. Central
"a part o. he CITY prssslTed. Address Boa ne
fost once. lunes-lN
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Hardin Pike

ESQ Acres Of Land for sale, wh'ch lies ID VII.
county, onthe Harding ke. a5 miles from,
Nashville. Good log house. Crhfrf. t-.-1, a..
70 NILSSON & NJkFEEE.
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Dickson County

lies Acres Of Lard for salein Dick -ou rorD,v
10 or so miles from Nashville, well timbersc. az 4
per acre.
ALsc-A tract Of 24 acres, five miles west Of
Chsr,te, which l. hne tobacco land. Moderate
Improvements. Apply %
NELSON 3 MCRFREF.
Real Estate Agents, % Cherry street.
ma 9l-lW
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Situations.

TWO or three young men, CfCvnnlIeEt cHGrsoteT
i desire sitnauOn7 m any raspacta1Ie business.
as clerks or BoOk-heepers. Applyt,
NELSON q NURFREE.
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8elU advertisements.
Board.

TWO geulemen end their wives, o. four single
Il gsuteJnen can Tad EooI rooms and board A.
~ south Cherry street a Jew day boars-r- ran be
accommodated. f~useG-gfs
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College Street

THREE LOTS for sale ca thp wet .-g Of NDrF
street. fronting N all 30 feer. On which ere
-~O IHLned hllldngg, vol'a-njug five r1.Ia- each.
P1ce so per foot, s1d cheap ~ that ,p1,ytl
NELSON & lUEtREC.
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DirthS. Toe wife 81 Lieut.. Henri L. Carou-
- Mamie Csroo-ol nsy lCh, Of q son, - Wa
very, Tenn Iuoe6lrs
NJ PAUL r. EN r. oGsrs his Pro
IL fess.ousi services % this comnuaty; specially
lr surgery and az coBsulpng phys4cSs. Otice cor
uer Of Church aud Vine sfreete. iunss-lws
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Floating Cloud.

The let Of features worthy OF individual mention,
but Of which want Of space excludes extended no
tees, are
Mr. JAMES COOKE, the great English Vsulter
and Histronic Rider
Mr.. sam. BERT N, the double Somerssulter
CBARLES PARKER, the physical, meDtal, ard
VTotss0ue Clown.
Mr.. JANE DFMOTT, nrGciri Equestrian
MIR. FERpINAND TOURNARE, the dssh'ug
hOrssmsu
Mr.. BARKER. the homeless Man.
HORACE NICHOLS. the Representative par eK-
cellenCe-the GeNtlenan-Ringmsster-tOgethe
WIh q carefully selected snd literally secured corps
o. suElisries, aids sod attendants
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Dwelling Ennses

THAT fine Brick Dwelling House. No o. ON
Church street. IL offered for sale az O far prre.
Also Dwelng No g, Vine street, between Church
aud Vine streets. Apply %
NELsCS & NCEFREE.
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Cure Yourselves.

THOSE sUEernz with simple GoBDoubaA can e.
i IectuAly cure them,siv.s y enclosing u or
9 receipt Address A. CkJMlEf, u. D.,
i~apst-le kashVQA TUnA.
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"VV0E DILI9 ON oHNVNN NIAN4NV.
House bill No. l2S, to amend the In
ternal Improvement laws of the State.
Passed
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sENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senste bill No SO, to amend az act
amending section zoo of the Code
Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned I'M
til , o'clock tomorrow morning. 2
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

A message from the Senate was re-
ceiVed, announcing the passage of Sen
ate bill No Il, and House bills Nos 50,
SO, 70, SO, l20 and 81, with amend
ment.
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Building Lots for Sale,

I HAVE 8 or 10 lots; inmedistely beyond the
L Houiculturs, Garden, vel situated hr build
ng purposes, Fllch / vii sell on good terms.
Apply ct thu NsyorR ore.
shA-e IOHN UGH SMITH