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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04
New York DIV Good. Market.

NEw YoRK, September 80.
! The lsrgeness Of the import OF dfy goods
| naturally attracts attention, but rs vet has
/ not been fonud that the supply is in excess
| q the wants Of the market On the contra
! ~. there has been a lack Of desirable goods
! throughout the SESSION. and prices hsve
! ruled very firm snd high The total re-
I csipts az this pert ior The four weeks Of Sep
/ tcmbeT have been ST ,9es, PSI, against 81
/ IA 44s ioT tba same period Of lat yesr.
/ The receipts f5r tie past week amounted TO
4 S. I2e. ~ against Ssl7 geo, for the cores
4 poHding week Of last year. The auctions T
/ he past week hsve been well attended, snd
1 goods have realized b Oh prices, except Sax
ana dress goods sad low priced English
worstei fabrics, Which are in excessive sup
I ply, an5 have sold 81 lower prices IN DO
I nestle cotton goods the market has shown
a GENERAL recovery gf tone, and prizes du-
I risla she week The msFkiug d5sn Of prices
/ 4 lew DAYS ago by some lesding jobbers, was,
! ~ aoaht. simpiy bear trick, ~ Is such it
/ v-ss Successful. TIE parties 70 i thea
sought an everything they could lay their
Nu5ss On in certain scarce styles of goods.
b. prjces consequently rebouuded aad the
ID, besrs are nov IN tara Bal Z, end are re-
ate handsome priests up11 tkeir puF-
lliaius 'uring The depressiop- parirg the
shascs ~ hall The rsduction made daring
week aho. e week aes been recovered, ana
he psevlcL 'osas hrm sad with q god,
he market C. ioF goods, the stock in job
steady domaae Sfxeeeiingiy sesree.
hers hsuds BEN " -Tne prices OF brown
Brows SHEEfIS, sEs recovery of 5tsigip
Goods generally shs saek There is a bet
1er cent during tbs ssk closes ivn. STARK
ter demsnd and the ", Hsas A, Appleton
! Lawrence A. Iudisn ,Ff held by ageats
: nd Alraory standard -; 40 sc "a
- a, IA; Grautville, 81 vschusstts. sac
,,,,,,sts Factory, Sc "A u ssc Tor 81
Nssbua Ext-1, a3c for - 3. e, and =
snshs TremostC 81 Focaiss.. -, 4oe ior
s3-inch, sac; do K sc APP eEmErkst
IS. sIafe for c, and sse Tor u -
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have noticed an savertise ment N tns
different CITY papers, headed second An
nual ISSUE ofthe Nashville CITY directory.
This Is done - misiead the ouai-ess men l,' q
fbc citv-- and rive The impr, >ssiou that the
party had either bought out ny inieres. 70
the Directory, or 70 make them be.feYe nat
7 would not get ont Directory To- 800
They tried to get the use Of my name Tor
the Directory, but this I refused Meth er
would agree 10 engage them on the Direc-
tory, winch I propose getting up in the
Spring Of 1866. This was done on account
o. their iacapabihty Of managing a work
Of the kind, as wei as other business ia
which we were iormeTl y connected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory Is
not resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
ma ter as a citizen Of The city would.
write this ia justice to thepublic as well
as myself
Respectfully. r. b. sISGLEToy,
Publisher Nashvi ls Directory.
Oct4-tf
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To strangers and Citizens.

VS. do not profess 70 b the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may DO found at his
Office at all hours, day or night !" nor do
we, In offering our services % the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preferences
10 other equally well established and ex-
perionced physicians nor do we pre-
tend 10 be iniallible, o. tho only man ca
pabls Of curing tho various diseases mon
toned IN our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any t0older-
fui secret Teqiedics, or extraordinary Ggreg-
able treatment or palliatiDes; ss ali sensible
men must know, that success in the prao-
tice Of medicine, docs not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of nsig REMEDIES, OF nels
modes Of treatment, as upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 . perfect cure
and this can be scquirod only BY expe-
renee and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 10 our general I'd
vsrtisoment, in smother part Of the paper
Ofice hours from s in the morning till .
81 night. L. L. Commas, N. D.
"a North Cherry 81. \ ashvilla Ten
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A. sc; do y ssNc 4; Hedfori ssc Mas
ssehusests 80 Tor A, snd 9sc for 5 % G.
60 SIC.
BLEA0HED sBErTISGs.-The supply is in
eTeasing, ADD prices ere lower the finer
makes. New York mills Rave been deliver
Ell AZ 55c, and are rev folA at that value.
81 Wamsuita, 52izc 9-s do SIC; Tusearors
zoe; a. Trent, soc; social bring. 81 &c.
"a Mansille'R, 471se, aEd Xxx DO Joc
residale, 42c; Masonvills, sec; Dc Y,
525ze; IS Slatersville, SIC; Bartlett, 4 Sc
Tor "A, 55c for 81, ace for rs and - "a, for
% inches L0nsdale, 5le; Hope, 4Ic; BED
Bank, ace for "a. sad S7c 10. IS, do !;
= haze Rock 521zc.
CoRsrr JEANs.-Ths demand is aetive,
prices GRIN aod stock light. Indian Or
chard Ambrose ggiD, hate, each bring 52s /;
Tor colo ed and blesohsd Nsumksag, S61zc,
and satins 400.
CorToN FLASSEIs.-A better supply, and
moderate de nhnd Prices are, upon the
whole, lower. Naumkeag, brown sell at
4sc; fremont an SaffOlk each AZ 1sei STAT
e sville, 5oc; Nashua, acc Manehes er,
A. &c Hamilton's, SOC for F, sRd 49c Tor
extrs.
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CITY NEWS.

TzE BR0cKEE CAsf.-The case Of Earnes
BroekeT was brought before E-quire Meach
am yesterday, charged with the murder o
his wife. After patient and thorough ex
animation Of the evidence, the prisoner was
committed TO jsil, 70 be tried At the next
tern Of the Crimincl Court for murder in the
fret degree. The following facts viii ba Of
some interest % our Teaders: Mrs. Meow
"a, q near neighbor Of the Brokers, ives
visiting the deceased, and some lev mo
laents before her departure. BROKER asked
for the key Of the room containing the
whisky She refused 10 comply, when a
slight Disturbance occurred between them.
Mrs. Melvin remarking, that she ought
not 10 b. too hard on him, left the house
and proceeded on her wy home. She had
mot been gone long ere she heard
ne report OF a gun, when hur-
Tiedly returning she found the woman
brutally shot and her husband saVHgely
threatening every one in the house.
AR. wilson boarding at Brokers also
heard she report Of FIRE arms, and the chill
dreu CRYING Oh mother is killed: mother
q killed. Wilson met Brocker, who passed
han aud weut into another room but learn
ing Of his threats he hed 90 the woods AID
bid himself, for fear Of the violence Of
Broker. Officer Woodall. when arriving at
abe scene Of murder. Brocker told him ne
had killed he vie, and 70 % in aud look at
her, but not % come any nearer % him.
threatening 10 resist an arrest. lie also
said 70 the officer. that Smith had been on |
too iEtiLlste terms with his f..
BROKER kept what is known az the -Four |
Mile House, on the Franklin Pike.
Murder, considered as a license, is being /
rsF dly developed in this country, aud The 1
excellence Of our latter-day crimiuals, con-
sists n the fact, that they allow no failures
in the little sports. If one bail is not suf-
dcient, six or dozen can be cent TO con
summate the undertaking. Unlike Web
ster there is no attempt 10 hide the crime,
but they rather parade il before the public,
ri ying upon the elegancs Of the execution
ior taeir defense "Horrible murder"
there Is no such thing. II the public had
proper horror Of the crime, and crecute the
law there would not bs so many horrible
murders - chronicle
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This vice, which is never praetioed in
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
ana most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloqueace or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed neHith, blsataa the consti
tuition, snd reduced the miserable victim x
A living skeleton. Nor are these It's final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight thst can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affiction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Teha. feb26-h
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MARKETS.
rBy ToIogrsph.l

NEv York, October Q.
Cotton decidedly more setive and excited and
higher 46ls for Middiing and closing firm, with
% sell rs below f7e Flour loc better; s. legs 2,
log extra State $ so9s 10 for round-ho0p OHIO
% 4GGl2 % for Trade hrsndsi market closing firm
Wheai-l@9o bottay for Spring; 2a5o better fol
Winter red. 81 SOL 2 for ohoice Spring; 81 $50
Milwaukee s. Is for old Winter red g a. oi
white Nichigan. Rice quiet. Barley dull. Corr
l0o better sSga3c for uus0und 9i995 r sound
Oats dull at 4s9sie Tor unsound 6Sae4s for sound
Oofee steady Sugar finn Museoyado ls9I4e
Havana lzi49i5}4a. Molasses quiet Pork less
active without matefia. change S34 s51S955 IS for
New Mess sod closins 50 rs, each 50 5os2s z,
for prime; s3o83'h prime Mess. Beef firm Al
50 5o8'5 soi plain Ness SIS 5osl5 50.
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Philadelphia Dry Goods Market.

IIIV NOIIH AIIItIIVau uI FIuaI 81
The dry goods market is firmer and rather
more active within the last day or two, with
reduced stocks of most Of the leading arti-
cles Of cotton manufacture on sale, and less
disposition on the part Of holders to realize.
Cotton goods generally are bringing higher
prices than last week and prints have I'D
yaneed case from the lowest point reached
with fair business doing for the supply Of
the country and city trade at the improve
ment. Buyers come forward freely, and al
desirable styles of goods keep sold up close
Woollens are more inquired for as the season
advances, and bring full prices, the tenden-
ey generally being upward, and holders are
very firm in their views,
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We would cal the especial aftentoa q
Che public generally - the well ffled .estsb
lishment Of our enterprisiBg friend, " W.
Totem, who has the finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries tcuth Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened e splendid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from bottle 10 a pipe. Fsmilies,
parties, and pic-hics furnished with the
choicest "visnds" At uiodera,e prizes. KS
Nos are p snd %, North College street, op-
p0site sewsnee House. Give him a cell.
sers7Q-1r,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04

Persons unsequainted in the city seeing
80 many advertisements for The tretameni
Of Special Diseases, are often az loss 30 do
ermine 10 whom 10 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind ia at No. % Deaderick
street, aud this should be g sufficient guar
sntee that this is a reliable institution. DR
A. RIoHARD J0sEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated IL his genera
advertisements All medicines furnished -
he once.
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We hold it inexeusable in any person,
male or female, when they subject u, u an
annoyance which a very little trouble on
their part would obviste. Especially is this
the case where the unflrtunste possessor OF
bad breath viii persist in button holding
and intTudng his views upon US, to our
manifest mental and physical discomfort
II these good people would Use the sozodont
it would not only render them acceptable
acquaintances, but would at once greatly
improve their teeth and Breath.
Sold by all Druggist oct3-2t
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L1rIsy LIT And y AsHyu.LE RAILBoAD.-We
clip the following from the columns Of the
louisville journal 81 yesterday;
The elo.tion Of the Directors OF the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad to-day excited
considerable interest, aud resulted as fol
lows.
Fresident-Hon. James Guthrie. Direct
ors on me part Of the CT Of Louisville
H. d. Neweomh, J. ,. Wilder. K A. Robig
son, ". B. Hamilton, W. B. Smith, Warren
county; Russell Houston. Tennessee.
This constitutes board Of good s,substan-
tial business men, and their sniecedeuts
warrant IN erp ctstions that the city aud
lhe state = iuterest, as we'll as the rosd's
VI ] be carefully looked after and yzatchful
" gusrd The present tariff by the L.
s. Z. r. Tor FIRE ght 20 Nasl.ville is JOa75
and 8 reduction from these rates O, prnmis-
I'd. Adams a Cos Express line charge q 50,
aud ihe Eclipse line 50 5eper hundred. nom
this ctyt0 Atlanta.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Consnmptives.

The advertiser having been restored "a
health in a few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy
Of the prescription used, free Of charge
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescrip tion is TO benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he considers 70
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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r. D. king,
Publisher Nashville Directory
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The Complexion and Hair.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, GRAY
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Veal
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beautl
fed
AIsv, rInpIed iaces cured, purified anC
made soft, smooth, clear and beautiful, by
the use Of Chspmsn's Celebrated Receipts
Mailed free to those who wish TO give then
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained withou
charge by return mail, by addressing
THos. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
octS-lm ISL Broadway, New York.
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EoTIoE.-Wo would inform al persons
having claims against the Government,
which we're fled with the Board Of Claims,
convened BY Special Field Order No. o.,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling st cur office.
We will alec have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the on
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie30--tf n. TONPKTEs 4 Co.
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Last Chance for bargains.

The Sutlor Goods at A. 4 NJ Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market ara now
being closed out. These must be sold re I.
sardiess Of price. Now is your time 10 get
great Bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, noSong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
hero.
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RrcoRpEr's CoURr.-As usual the business
an this court was light on yesterday, onls
thirty -four cases beng disposed o. Tn
more interesting are recorded below. Sam
eel Freeman, for drunkenness and disorder
Is conduct, was mulcted in the sum OF $50 90
Frsnk Palford for the same oifense against
the majesty Of the law was relieved Of SO, 90
John Cashoun for too much whisky, was
fined Slbpo. Heury MeMury, D. D., fined
Sl0,oo. Louis Duolap, for fast driving
hnej Slo.0a Adison Webster, disor7 erly
conduct, fined so 90. James Garrett. chsrg
Ell vith the murder Of his wife was brought
up and his case continued iill to-day. The
case Of J. Cook, charged with robbing J
Hsycock Of Slls, was also continued tin 10
day
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sAsHFiltE ANp nrctryR Ransom. nv
.'.,lcaee % our rsiiFoad lime tsb'o ~.
INNS car realers VIII zee d chanre 4,
~. tai 80 departure Of the trans 81
Et 80 Lhe trans on he Louisvill,. 81
80 ~ rtiir1ai. uhieh ioftnesl v Ten ~
~. ~ = P. m., now leave 81 S. p. h.
-. .-t,si.ss W. also. Be uoticcd n tbs
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NAHslrn.--our worthy yeune friend, Gen
1e,aes 7 brownlow, wss last night welded
70 Mss Be CHte. she beautiful and accor,.
ls1ed daughier o. n. ,. B. Clife. e.
rpIsnk!in, Nllismson county. Rev. W. G.
sl!gy,Sn'ow Performed he ceremony. Ne
80 tae happy psir long. prosperous and
f peasant Journey thrcuahhHe. We heartily
~ F-.l.ale ne GepeThl IN staining 70 the
81 r. leusloiiity he assumes iu entering
III vale Of eonnubtal b!'.s
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DafnY NIoS OFFICE,
Y - l.-a-h.- a laas

{ - money uiarlret hovs someWhat Of a
Mgel the Onion Blk and the Planters
'ur - hsTe advaRosd ne per cent, Bacon
Z, Z, s. Lard Is firm at 3, figures this msrripg,
marked dvanee. Ihlrty-hYe
c. uts per pound is d red fo- No. Tenues-
nste Cotton. We give in ano,her column an
explanation Of The esussOf Jae report in re-
gard TO eountsrfeits on ths First Gatiapsl
Bank Of Warrington, D. C. It is full aud
complete.
NoTE-The Quotations givef in iAe follow
ing rerieEl tRust be uuderst' a. gre we
wholesale prices, except WsfH olhs9"ise
noticed.
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The Chattsnooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph. Augusta C0usfi-
tationslist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brown ow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Maas.) Republican, B0ston Journal. Bslti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at Z. P Cones, No. 40 Cherry street. #
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SANDS'ALE

W. have On nsri = iarzs sireE % sssfsf c.
" 600 cleaEi nd slcer A.. Hh.rh w. ~
- Do 90 c,1iu "a Sub aazHCF = 81. 80
EnI
40 Bot1sd 1is 81 ~ 49, ra.nus-tur.. W.
lefe - .args siocs e sutiars' surrles. ant
AEaiea- = g. No ID a CO.
leio-a q uuion airuet-
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LouIsvHIE MATTERs.-We learn from
Louisville that T. a. Mcdonald is now re-
ceiying any quantity OF Fresh Oysters; ana
that any person de irous Of patr5nizDe him
can leave orders at Hshm's Ice Depot. near
the Louisville depot, Nashville.
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. 10 s p. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from shy form Of disease, either
scute or chronic Z. 8. Aborn, N. D., Ex-
aiming Physician and Surgeon jy22-f
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OTsTERs.-The oyster season has now
fairly opened, and ". P. Hahn, auticipat-
ing heavy demand for the bivslves, has
made ample preparations, ct his place, near
the Louisville Depot, o supply any orders
large OF small, on the shortest notice. Give
him a call.
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~, :. :, oo5e has received the w.
V,S, - -. Nl Nai, Conner, Aru.v ~
,sni S ,,a I, Nev stioa aeruss f. ~
- s,l lesl,a' Neni'' View Yo-k IA -.
Aene9sir Laeies' kepos ltsrv To- 49,
-. ~, london Illustrated New. I,,'s.-
T S..ss, Fasehi &c, and az publio p,re-.
and New Vera da,iies ofthe son -pit 'eN
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=, 80, - 81 =, NHt.r.-E. /. .No-thmor No.
an, -. s II, oi The public sopb-e il seii;r-
dry -, ..5,sSand excellent ASSORTMENT n
Gc. NJ n .,. N..oien gooas, somcstics
large ssle, sr5 -, .'eSes On the principle of
ling green back harvest bv -, - le as resp
The people are getting bs--s,,'.. .o,ng, vhie
IN ihis reg'on. See edve7t;,cr,'---.' 'aiie.ed
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z. NJ Davis, sewanee news depot. has re-
ceived the latest Louisville, Cincinnati. and
New York dsilies, the Wsyerly Magazine,
A~o'y and Navy Journal sud .tha- news
papers.
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Wholesale and Retail
CAMERON, GRTER & co.


In White Goods everything The best qnaHtc
Ladca' complete
specially
which
ni
ourselves u
New Yortand Phadeph
the
q arrec pol M vi ea WIS vi use q
. a i1 ST.
patronage
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DON'T let TIE children go bsrefooted EheIi
90, csr find shoes in such endless Ysraetys
s-J II nriees 50 reasonable ct 81. s. Stokes
! 90 No SIS. College street. o-i4-3t.
For an eleednt Citing boot or shoe, 20 %
Il. stokes ( Cos. 10 So, College street.
pct1-St
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ano
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of the
Cumberland, 2sCedsr street, opposite Com.
mrcisl Hotel. may27-H.
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Oleers who desire 70 have their men mus
tere but Of service Immediately, can have
the9 Muster-Out Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Motly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
uiSermasteT's and Ordnance Stores, cor
re ~ and promptly made out at the Claim
A,fcy Office Of Ingersoll end Rogers, 4Oz
mtrry street, up stale. sepll3-6
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FRANK PARRIsH's
New ssrbsr shsp saa sataIna s.Ieon

80. 81 caareh O. i opposite ne Mssouc Nal.
II AflAfi lult reu-qFe1 INTO ny ues al cduma
II dos = ccn. res scrfaiv ann1ance la ml
VIA En erprrecar. e. rr7lar'aal narrar ~
hair-dfeaseTi cl cnf Fesf-l and Win qae n -
mod cor rtcIlQfll. flaEluf ans cor llrtfy l.a
risnei esfadlIs 11relig RI tne nluufIs t-n 'tiAi
10 chsilruse cf Il |Ilf.ac rfI alT -lin ~ af -
fts EastaIu EiIl-s- Erre Iaul IA - lfaf ~
tines Eaaf Hafefac tlse1s Or ile 90 nl rl
mers aftacteI fn tne urefniael la---l
ftaf uefhlnr oil b. GIu1d IErklrg lIrsl ci1sr
h.4r-draaaafs nnf n.srnars slHaFa PM a1terilufe
Hrfrafter tna an1p 81 p Quaa arnin = fAfrf ta
1901 "a -u1iaF rI1rlIue, al1 rlll q ID 'firf
80 srr.--ss FkAak FanH.sr
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ATTESrfoN IRIsHEEz l-ghecks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of Il to fl0 or sale at c. n. Ordway's Bro
kers Office, No. 4S College street. If
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Wholesale buyers would do well 10 call
and exsmine the stock Of staple aud fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoe', cloth
ing AID has at VA. W. BEKRY & Co.'S.
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Msfriags Licenses and every description
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