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To Rent.

V A TENEMENT. centrally located, to family with
Aout children at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. s. W.,
june16H aoisi No. 373 Middle Street.
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House Iots for Sale.

OEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ely
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Inquire of +. N PERRY, at the Sherif's Office Port
land, where plan Of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. a'' is'f may13tf
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Deal Freights.
MECHANICS HALL,

-, = .rranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
M ELL e,L. AIevees &c.. may be obtained ON apphca-
- kICHARD COLE, SIperintendent,
june1bdu N'
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For Sale.

A ONE and hailstory House, centrally located
"A containing finished rooms, with wood-house
&C.; cellar cemented; furnace in cellar plenty wa
ter. Possession given about middle September, 1866
Terms easy. Enquire Of
rs, PEARSON & SMITH.
-t - 10 and II Willow Street.
Portland, July 9th, 1s65.-dtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

GITUATED on the corner of Federal and Temple
~ Streets, about 160 feet Federal Street, nclud-
ing the Fulton House, two story Dwelling House,
and four Stores.
For particulars enquire of fs
S. H. COLESWORTHY,
Aug 4-d4w aa ~ .l3r 90 Exchange st.
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Board.

Board.
PHEASANT suits OF Rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, with board, in the first class house II
Free st. Charges moderate. o,,...,
Respectable transient boardefs accomnouaeeu'
Aug. 10 --d1w*a
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To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
THE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
4 II. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrills. The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT.,
with two story building thereon 90 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of fse 49, ..4e.5
JOSEPH II. WHITE,
may25dd No. s. Union Wharf.
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CHARLES w. LUCY
No. 81 Exchange ST.,

NOs u AZNOsCSUFe1O OOs1
/ the choicest CAKES and PASTRY, at fair prices
Bring in your Baskets and get them filed with just
what you want for q Lunch at the Islands. f-
Also constantly on hand the best of Ice Cream So
da Water, and Confectionery.
5. Wedding Cake
that cannot be excelled furnished at the shortest
notice. fas,f.,s
B8 All Orders promptly attended to.
July 17-eodH s4e
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Sails and Rigging tor Sale.

yVNHE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks o the
| new Brig Atlanta, 400 tons old measurement,
saved in perfect order. The draft OF the spars can be
seen at our store.
McGILVERY, RYAN g. DAVIS,
june16--dtf No. i61 Commercial Street
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Thursday Morning, August II, 1865.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

"reminiscences and Anecdotes.
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Notice.

LII persons are hereby cautioned against mar i,
IN ing or trusting Judith Roach my wife, or any N
my family, without my written consent, as,e ~
pay no debts of their contracting after this 9ass.
pa..,..,. ,,,,,, OK 1851. july26 swA
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N NOTICE

rT1HERE viii be Special Meeting of the StOckhold-
ers of the International Steamship Company at
their Office corner Commercial and Union Streets,
ontSATURDAY, August 18th, 1866, at 10 o'clock A.
IN see IL the Stockholders will vote to incease the
Canitai Stock, and to act upon any other business
that NAV legally come before the netting.
~ oi''' 4 H. .. LIBBY, sec'y
Portland, August 3.-dtd aaial
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1,anartnershin Notice.

), u.,rS this dav formed partnership under the
IL him WRIGHT s. CO., srr
for the o. doing SeTSa nns tahsd SSs
Tsnitai 81 three hundred Thousand mil res tlss.
800 :OOO$O $O00) - 40 ..s..f
will act As onr Agent in the United States h1a
we give our Power OF Attorney to Mr. q. G. 7.
Wright, late Of the House Of Maxwell, Wright &
Co. aHH
ANY business confded 10 our care win have ouI
best attention. g. GRANVILLE WRIGHT.
Rio de Janeiro, May 8, 1866. jun20eod2m
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From new chapter of the artist Carpen-
ters "reminiscences of Mr.. Lincoln in last
weeks independent we take the fnllnwinn.
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The War is Over.
Corn Min.

INHE subscribers are prepared to GRIND COhN
Il for customers at their Mill ON FORK street. Oncc
Commercial ST., head of Richardson's vhsrl.
july17eod1m E. e. UPHAM d SON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

Our Northern exchanges contain great
deal Of twaddle about this and that Confed.
crate General coming over and taking the
oath Of allegiance 10 the United States.
The last sensation rumor comes from one
Of the ST. Louis papers, and is to the effect
that Cans. Clanton and Roddy are shout to
come over with bag and baggage, &c. A
friend who ought to know, tells us that
these reports are utterly false, and that
these Generals are now as determined re-
bells as ever. These reports may have orig
insted from the fact that they both are very
humane and honest men, and exceedingly
honorable and courteous in their occasion
al intercourse with the federal authorities.
Gen. Roddy has always treated our pris-
oners with the utmost kindness and consid-
Grafton; and all speak highly Of him.
Union men and their families have never
Teen treated by him with cruelty, but their
opinions, il not openly expressed, have
been respected. About three weeks ago ne
had several bushwhackers and murderers
executed by martial law, near Moulton,
Ala. Some struggling soldiers who robbed
poor widow woman Of all she had, end
then burned her house, are now under SEN
tence Of death near the same place. he
seems % be trying his best 70 keep up Law
and order, and be thus can atone, in some
small degree, FOR the inealeulsbie woes
brought upon the country by him end 9TH
er leaders and abettors Of this horrible re-
bellion.
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The United States Christian Commission
recently proposed to the rebel authorities
10 send Bishops McIlvaine, o. Jayne and
Lee and Horatio Jones Of Philadelphia, to
visit al the Rebel prisons and ascertain the
condition of the Union prisoners. Gen.
Grant forwarded the application to General
Lee, with his approval Endorsed, and Civ
ing permission for an equal number Of cler-
gymen and other civilians from the South
to visit the military prisons in the North on
like errsnd. These visits, Gen. Grant add
ed, would do much 10 relieve anxiety in the
public mind on both sides, caused by exag-
gerstions or misrepresentation as to the
treatment Of prisoners. The rebel govern
ment, through Commissioners Guild, de-
clined to permit the visit Of the Bishops on
the ground of "inexpediency." ofcourse,
it was "inexpedient 70 allow any commits
sion to look into the pens where thousands
of human beings are being murdered by the
slow process Of starvation. What else
could have been expected Of the rebel bar
barians?
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We hear that rebels and gEasi-loyal men
declaim against the emancipation Of the
slaves OF the ground that the radicals will
next attempt to confer upon them the right
Of suffrage. They declare the negrois too
ignorant and unci7ilized to be permitted to
vote. The negroes are no more ignorant
than thousands Of the white population Of
Tennessee, by whose votes, in 1851, the State
was placed in rebellion against the Govern
ment Of the United States nor are they
less worthy of trust. The objection that
they are uncivilized does not come with
good grace from men who approve the con-
duct Of the rebel despotism, which starves
prisoners 70 death, and upholds guerrillas
in robbery and murder. The education
and culture Of those who do this, give them
no claim to superiority over the negro so
far as civilization is concerned. Indeed
incidents Of the war show that the negro is
really less inclined to bsrbarism than his
educated master. So if the radicals should
propose to confer on the negro the right OF
suffrage, rebels and their friends are not
the proper persons 70 complain.
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River and Steamboat News.

We have no change to note in the condi-
ton of river and steamboat affairs here.
There are about feet water on Hsrpeth
Shoals, and no arrivals or departures Of
steamboats, unless under Government or
ders.
The Ohio is again open and boats are
msking their usual trips.
The Fanny Brandeis was still at d
Louisville wharf yesterday, loading for this
port. No boat can go through the canal
until the Jacob strader gets out Of the way
She is hard aground near the entrance o.
the canal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

A superior quality Of Ingram Extra su-
per-, Three-ply and rich Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, for sale ct wholesale and retail by
C.,B. Bray, at Cameron, Grier 4 Co.'s stand
As these carpets are carefully selected from
frst hands, and only moderate advance
put on them, the public will find that they
are desirable, snd moderate in price.
c. B. Bray wil& also fill orders for Cur
tains, Damask, and Curtain Fixtures, ccm-
plete, bought at the fountain head, and sod
at small profit. Also, table oil-cloths ard
other house keeping goods.
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St(nion...

~ The USIoE has the largest eirculs-
tion Of any Newspaper in Tennessee. Its
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
70. The NASHVILLE USIoS has been
awarded the publiestion Of the List Of I'm
called-for Letters for the year 1866, by the
Postmaster Of this city, the UxEoS having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lished within this postal district.
~ LIST OF LETTERs.-The list Of letters
remaining uncslled for in the Post-ofice,
published oficislly in the columns Of the
NAsHvftrR USIeS, can be consulted in the
Business Office OF the USIoS. It will be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

LOOK, LOoE-At the prices of Boots and
Shoes at the great Bankrupt Sale, No. 10
North College street, between Union and
Church. Mems Kip Boots, Sass Mems
Fine Calf Boots, Sc; Fine Cavalry Boots,
only S7-and all other goods at correspond
ing prices. Country merchants will End ii
to their interest to call and examine this
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
febs-3t
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NV TBEATkE.-Miss Hudson appears To-
night in her famous character Of "Dick Tur-
PIN, the knight of the Road" The per-
ioFmEaces close with the amusing after
piece Of "Handy Andy" Mr.. Wight aP-
pears as Handy.
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"BocE Our young friend, W. C..
Collier, returned home last evening after a
brief soiourn in the eastern cities, looking
remarkably we'll. He will soon have his
new stock Of goods, and be ready to attend
d, the wants Of his customers.
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il any one who may chance To see this
paragraph Is acquainted with Mrs. Mary
Joyce, widow of Pat Joyce, late Of comPa-
II D, Ist Middle Tennessee Infantry, he
IAN do her a great favor by calling her at
tsption 10 the advertisement in another col
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TsFlTsE.-Mr. Proctor closes his engage
nent tonight. The bill for the occasion e
Tie Rebel Chief, or o'Neill, the Avenger"
aud "Outslsnchet, the Lion Of the Forest
In the former, Mr.. Proctor plays o'Neill ;
IA the latter. OutslaIchet.
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oe0' Borbridgs has returned 10 Ken.
-, eAa resumed his oommsud. In 2
~, ~ speech at Frankfort, on his arrival
$50, 1S announced that the President and
10y 10y Of War have agreed to sustain
-, Aho that it is his intention to take de-
'' steps to rid the State Of ru.rrilis.
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Tie Hotels and Boarding Houses Of Nash
Vile are not 40 crowded as they have been
Large numbers Of the transient population
Q the city, have pulled up stakes and de-
parted. There will be still further redue-
ION before the Spring sOlstice.
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Cameron, Grisr & Co. have just received
large assortment Of superior dry goods,
Their customers viii find that sll of these
goods ere bought with care and knowledge
They are ready 70 supply their customers
81 either wholesale or retail, with only
small profits attached.
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ne PRINT this morning brief address to
'as people Of Tennessee, by Can't. A. W.
HeWkiRS Of Carroll County. Capt. Haw-
AS Is an original Union man, and has
''''sa IN the Federal Army as Captain Of
nPsay in Col. ssIsasc r. Hawkins's regi-
ns0' Of West Tennessee Cavalry. After
ne expiration Of his term of service, he 10.
,".e' temporarily at 0lney, in Illinois, it
's'ng unsafe for him to return to his place
Oi residence in Tennessee. Heissg gentle
--Ah o. Inc abilities, Of practical good sense.
~la i'iiy alive to the responsibilities Of the
- what he says is entitled 10 great
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Gen. Donaldson issues an order this morn
.ug on the subject Of Gas, which will, doubt
less, result in the saving Of large sum to
The Government. The waste Of Gas is i'm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

IaE FAIR.-We hope no reader of this
paragraph who desires to spend an even
ing pleasantly and probably, will overlook
Tue attractions offered by the Fair at the
Cathedral. Unless the Lsdiss think proper
% order otherwise, this is the last night.
mere are many very valuable articles yet
Isms'ning unsold, and it is desirable to
dispose Of them speedily. Let every body,
'ush' 90 'o-nightPrepared to buy, and make
i TIE most productive and most delightful
night Of the Fair.
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Corn shelters, straw cutters, cotton scra-
pera and farming implements generally, for
sale by g. VI. Fall & Co., Hardware Deal
ers, 81 Public Square. jsnIo-1m
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Gentlemen, do you want fine Silk Scar
Neck Tie, or q pair Of Gloves, if 80, call ST
Green & Green's, 4s College street.
feb4-It.
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SINGLEToN'S
Nashville Business Directory for
1868.
FIRsr ANNUAL IssUE.
THE GREAT WANT OF 4 TAoBoUaH

Il BUSINESS DihECEOhh
has been long elt in thus CITY, snd = the sussos
Ton q 8 number o. business mep, the sute1Ii-o'
proposes 20 publish 30 * complete m s re sp-
To,nments which Will in every vsy supply rs
, tblic want. -
The Directory viii contsn the name snn - 80
Of every Professional and BusiDess man 10 thsci'g
and Edgedeld Also q general Military lNrecs2i.
A heavy e1ps'ss Will Be incurred IN the Peocs
ton Of this work. aud al who sre nteTestee "
complete business Mirror. whereby The location o.
any hrm can be found ~ . Stance are IesPeSau4y
requested - coutrbite 20 its support both ~ Al
veTussng and subscription.
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Black, sOh and stiff brim Hats can be
found in great abundance Of styles and
qualities at Green q Green's, 43 College
'"ee'' feb4-lt,
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tas tennessee Almanac, the only one
PuOnahed With calculations Tor the meridi-
u o. Nashville. Sold by R. H. Singleton.
lsn24-2w.
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Hear Carleton sing q Ballad.

A large and well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods always on hand, at W. Freeman
tCo.s, corner Square and Desderick street
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Wood contractors will find large stock
Of axes, s1s-hsndles, iron wedges and
hardware generally at G. ". Fall & Co.
ianIe-IIn.
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FOR good article of Water Proof Cloak
las' call Cd W. Freeman & Co., corner Of
square and Deaderiek street
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,,i rl.h 20 viii ind complet. ,,..-,
---su' q hooks, lines, poles, REL. a' :
JSnls-Im al a Co.
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n Willsrd laid on our table yesterday
me Wsverly Magazine, and several other
papers, for which he has eur thanks.
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splendid assortment Of Valentines at
Z. II. singleton's. jan25-3w.
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If the ladies' want bargains in fine Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &C., buy At
G. ". Fall 4 Co.'S.
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We are indebted TO W. C. Collier, news
dealer, for the latest Louisville and Cineiu-
usu papers.
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Terms &

0B-Oae kay 20 & pad "a asgaaos, ~ SodaHes o.
da4ssfg q B0ok. va
Competent sod experienced agents Wil wax upon
the pub ic for information and patronage
II = DrectorF viii b delivered on or before l-e
first day o. April, ls65 -,
X. II. SINGLETON, Publisher,
Posi- Once Building. Nashville iena'
c1-TwO Agents wanted imS1ediatsiy.
1sl-tu Il sst
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Bargains in BoOts and Shoes at G. y.
fsll Cos Hardware Store.
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A few more Of those choice shawls, Son
-ags. Hoods and Eubiss, ct ". Freeman q
cos, corner Square and Deaderick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

All persons afflicted with privatediseases
would do well to call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Dosderiek street, up stairs.
heura. nOv23
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.C,P BARNES EXTRA GOLD PHI.

These pens bear my tTzds marx. T" Q. p BARvzs,
Ezra Lou, KY" for which have secured the
a0g5t-rycht and are WRrTantsd equal Ia hnensss Of
material and woT ku1anship 70 ths best Faster man
ufcture, and are believed % be s1pero- 70 ali
others IN durability and other subsisnusI qusli e.
WfIseh combine 70 m Ike 3 really seTuceal3s pea
sent BY mai or express on recefDt q prcs snd
rstn eA1rFc ~ By mail, * ~ TX when ~ cents
is added for registry.) Write your name and ad-
dress PLAIN y.
Postage on single zen tArss oertJi pen with any
case or holder and box ar cents. Cd pens re-
paired or 6hy cents load si11sD) eacn. Circulars
sent TEEE. Address
O. p. BARNES.
Gold Pea Manu- actlrsr
5S Man-stresG Coz. Bxth. Lousy q, ~
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Dnh,;., o. out the Tennessee AInsrs.
,aa Sy R. H. Singleton
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11e celebrated miller Pfows" Tor sale
, " "'fau 20. ianIq-Im
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..-. genera assortment Offne custom, mad.
80 - : shoesi the work warrants - as
s,o - ''"' 81 . W Fsll4 Co. HardwsT rare
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Buy your boots and Shoes at G. W. Fall
& Co.'S.
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For sale or Exchange.

The three first Volumes Of the "New,
American Encyclopedias" viii be exchanges
for historical works Of equal value. Apply
10, or address A at this office
feb2-3teod.
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Go see the great Arlington and his Tenn
pie Of Artists.
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The Recorder disposed Of twenty four
cases yesterday.
Where is the Nashville Opera?
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On Church street, near Chattanooga De-
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ., 1865.
RaIlrOad-Chauge Of fine.

The passenger trsins on tho Louisville
snd Nashville Esilrosd, leave this place a
!0llowE: rE
Morning tTain.-.....-...--.........6:30 4. n.
Afternoon tram .......-. ..-.--.....5sVO r. n.
Leave Louisville:
Morning in......................7:00 A. X.
Afternoon trnln-.-......--..........l:0 P. y.
The morning train from Louisville will
arrived here at 6 P. y, and the afternoon st
= 80 night.
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Lost.

A BOUT THE sOTg OF SOvEMBER LAST, =
"A Certdoals q Opposite ior one huudref dol
iaTs Ia TIE Flrss National Bank q NiishFls, "
james . Neal. Il vii 10 Of 20 - - tha andsE,
e. paymeut hss been stopped a. ne Bank
jsaB-In JANIS 0SEAL
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plan Ela-J, win AIsata cass...-......--.. gs0 %
" Sterling Silver csse-..--.-. e. 60
Pull JeWeled, 4" ".....--. - 20
Plan Bartlett, .. :" "...-........ . 50
Ful JeWeied. "..--...-.. A.
ebonoan'r bal. . So. s. %
Appleton, Tracy & Co.. extra isEeiicd, gold
bsIanos. n = Sterling 81 'sr oses...-.. Is o.
same bat N Expansion balance, 10 o..
sfarng Silver oast-. .-.-....... - ~
same, but with Expansion balance. sccurats-
IL al listed 70 heat aud cold, IE OF Ser
ling Silver s. o.
Ths stove il f1r taO ounce cases.. Eztrh lOr ttr.s
ounce eaaes, 3; f5tH ou1es, $50. Wn 10 aent
Zee b mai or express rtsaeipt Of prlce. Pen and
Waseh circular sent res. Address
G. p. BARNES,
Daaier u Sold Peas AID Amsrt,an Waichss,
81 hsia-streyt Cor. aEth, Looisyills, NJ.
nzsT TT
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See 10 Main. in his Fling de Ethiops.

e4ehAnes in endless variety at r. II
1s4e'on S News Depot. jan24-3w.
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NAILS, NAms-4O0 Kegs for sale by G.
W. Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public SQUARE. jan22tf
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bear the Fleysolt sold a, tbeo,..
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Silks and Dress Good

vn,;.h and American Brussels Competing
S-ply
2-ply
svA and AKA Cocos MattinSs,
80 Cane Mating, 3 new sEaele'
"a and SKA Drugget.
IA. sx4 sx4 and l2H4 Floor Oh Clo'ha'
Table Oil Cloths,
Curtain DsmasE'
which we are prepared TO make