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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

ALL Books are 80 Mt usual rates at the Evans
Chn Book store, No 629 hesnut street, aud a a1tt
WORTH from so cents 10 800 bestowed upon each
purchaser OF d book.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

How To AVOID GkEY HAIRs.-A great amount
OF money spent, and a Great d'a OF trouble taken
10 get nd of grey hairsj but the truly wse by simply
using Kendalrs AmbOIine, prevent their arrival. 1t
keeps the scalp in perfectly healthy condition, and
totally eradicaes Dandruf Your Druggist will pro-
vide You with this invaluable remedy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

DO NOT BE DECEIVED No foreign perfumes can
be imported ioi sale at the present rate OF duty. Vue
limitations oi tn IN imposed upon the credu Oas.
PLalon's "NIglt-BlOomng Cereus" STANDS alone un-
sppIOs chod, Incompatible; the most Ropuar flora.
extract in cXistonce and far ahead of ANYTHING OF
the Bil that Europe has ever produced. Sold by
druopists every where
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

DEATH OF AN OLD liam
Richardson, among the most eminent of the re.
tired merchants OF this city, died this morning
in the 74th year OF his age He was for many
years identified With the coal interests of Penn
sNlvania, and enioved /, high reputation for
hnsiness energy and lntepritN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

WHEN you feel cough or bronchial affection
| creeping on the lungs take AYERS CHERRY Pee
| ToRAL, and cure 1t before it becomes incurable.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

HAIR DYE! UAIR DYE!-Batche lor's Hair Dye is
the BEST in the wOrG The only true aud perfect Q
harmless instantaneous, ana rellable-prOduces
spl, ndld black natural brown-rem msdios the ill
effects of bad dYes and frequently restores the orr.
plnal color, SOlo bv al druggists. The genuine is
1gntd w. a. DRtchelor, No. 81 Barcay str eot,
New y NOrk
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

THR EVANS GIFT Book STORE is now perma-
nenty established IN our CITY, at Nc. 62S Cnesnut
Str
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

The National Lincoln Monument Association
report SCI, ,42878 on hand.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

THE EVANS GIFT Book STORE is now permanently
established in our city, at No 628 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-This morning
about o'clock, Frederick Baker. married, aged
twenty-five years, employed at the dye-house of
the Baltic Cotton Mills, Leitheow and Canal
accident. He missed his footing and fell INTO
vat of boiling dye stuff, and was so shockingly
burned that his recovery IS considered impossi-
ble He was conveyed to his home.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

WE ARE GLAD TO Know that the Evans Gift Book
Store is permanently established at No 62S Chestnut
street.. Costly gifts are gwen to al customers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

BoARDING-HoUsE THItF.--George Phil
lips, boaTder the Rising Sun Hotel, at
Second and Poplar streets, was arrested vester-
day, upon the charge OF robbing a fellow
boarder who slept in the same room. Phillips
was committed by Alderman Toland
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

DRowNED.-William Wilson, married, aged
80 eals, residing at No. 1915 Franktord road
tell into The Delaware at Green street wharf, on
Tuesday night and was drowned. The body
was recovered, and the Coroner notified to hold
an inquest
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

The "FLoRENCE" SEWING MACHINE This popu :
lar sewing Machine has no Tlval in tho world IL
performs the finest and best work with the greatest
ease and facility, and every machine sold is war
raned TO gve satisfaction the m0noy will be
refunded The rooms of he agent for this excelent
machine ere daily thronged with customers. Call
and examine, No. 63J Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

LARCENY.-Three colored men, named
Samuel ass J.. II. Musby, and Henry Lane,
were arrested by Reserve Officer Kendy, charged
with the larceny OF blankets and other articles
from the William Penn stables. The accused
have been held for Il hearing
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

r. SHoEHAKER & Co, Nos 4 and North Mohth
street, have on hand al the latest stj les Of Chill
drpn's ClothiuR,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

CUTTING AFFAIR-A sailor named Frank
Allen got into a dispute with another sailor, at
Penn and Lombard streets, during which he
stabbed his opponent in the lip. Allen was
arrested, and held to answer by Alderman
nOIiUherty
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Archlbald Fortner
has been held by Alderman Toland to answer
the CHARGE of highway robbery, IL isaIleged
that he robbed man of his watch at Ellen street
and Frankford road.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

OWEN HOUSE, WA5HHGToN.-To the strangeriin
visiting ether cities, the choice OF hotel matter
OF no little moment. To oOtaln sulicienty near
to the business portion of the CITY, and at which
comforts OF q home may be had at a reasonable
price, is what all desire 1t frequently happens,
however, that strangers compelled to submit TO
many Inconvenience, whilst at the same time pay
ing eXorbltant charges, and all through Ignorance
to the place where these evils might be avoided
In no city, perhaps are excessive charges, combined
with few accommodations more prevalent than IN
Washington. But 10 those of our readers visiting
the National capital. would suggest the OWEN
house, No. 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue; and we are
sure they wIll find motel which will fully realize
a their wishes. Possessing all the above requisites
its proprietor is ever ready and willing To provide
for The wants OF his guests. His house conducted
on the European plan, and is furnished with al the
modern conYemeDces. None visiting 1t will fail to
call agaln. We advi.e all to give 1t trial
HOUSE FURNlsHINa GCoDs.-The establishment
OF the lare John MurpheY, No. 922 Chestnut street
Eas recently passed into the charge OF Isaac Town.
send who will hereafter conduct the business as
merry lhe place is too we known 10 need any spe-
cal cOmmendatiOn. 1t IS an OmnuIn O0therun of
everything needed by fruPal housewife Itis wOrCh
while to stop in and inspect the varied goods mere on
exhibition. They have Tor sale not only useal arti-
cles. but those OF UeriU, which of the most at
trachve character. Persons about commencing to
keep house easI y supply themselves with every
needeG ut, nsil at moderate prices by calling at
lownsend's.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-24

VALUABLE AND RELIABLE Browns Bronchial
Troches' will DO found invaluable TO those exposed
to sudden change afording prompt roief in cases
of Coughs, Colds, etc. For Public Speakers and
Singers, and those who overtax the voice, they are
useful in relieving Initiated Throat, and will rem
der articulation easy. As there are limitations, be
silre 10 obfnaal fhs nenMine.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

WASHINGTON dauAaAf AHH
The Secretary Of War, in compliance with
tbe senate resolution, gives Of
.@..rs snd men of the regular army, how
many, aud officers Of volunteers. II seem
tbsrc are vet in the volunteer service, forty
ssvc, Major Generals and one hundred and
f,-tv-seysn Brieadier Generals. OF the
c,-wer three are commanding districts,
savcnteeu commanding departments, ave
are on special duty, one is on leave, and
tvrenty-oue are ordered to be mustered out.
of the latter. tweuty-three are commanding
districts and departments, SIX are on courts
v,rtiol SIX are Assistant Commissioners IN
ne Freedmeu's Bureau, ten are on other
,,,,,ol duty. four are on leave, and one
hundred and two are ordered TO be muster
ed out. This leaves in the service twenty
six Major Generals, and forty-nine bHga-
Jier Generals. The highest rank IN the
regular army are as follows LleutenAh'
General Grant, Generals balleck, sherman
Meade, sheridan, and Thomas. Inc bIlbl-
H. Generals are Irwin, McDowell, hu-
Iisns Rozecrans, Phillips, 81. George Cooke,
John Pope, Joseph Hooker, W S Hancock
mo NJ Schoheid, 0. o. Howard, A. H.
Terry, and J. A. Rawllns.
me total number Of officers and men 10
the regular service Is, LIZA ohcers' sh0
| gS.7Q5 men, making an aggregate oil "a
qls. OF the officers, 100 in the cavalry are
| absent ll3 in the artillery, and sos II Nh'
infantry. OF the men, 5,472 are recruits
assigned since last report. All the req
ments except the 18th ere assigned to mill
tarv departmental, and as fast as recruits ar
rereived, uuorganized companies are forme,
/ ana nut en- roEte for places Of service
| -Compsniss already organised are receiving
recruits. About 5000 per month are 6e'ni
enrolled.
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We are glad 10 be able TO state Inst some
Of onr solid men Of business are moving
with the cooperation OF experienced per
sons rom Massachusetts, for the estaoHsh-
meut Of a cotton mill in this city, unoeF =
charter granted by the last Legislature II
s p~nap1sed 20 raise al once a working cesh
cspitsl Of slo0, 900, and 10 begin IN the most
prgdent and economical manner Ahe
buldinr, which will be Of the cheapest ana
most convenient construction, will be al
BRIDGEPORT; the motive power VIII be steam
81 Wbieh coal can De delivered there % y
= t,D and the goods manufactured VIII be-
bsg~iur. and staple shectngs and s~hirungs,
ma grSster case OF procuring labor Of the
Js,,Sntion required IN such a factory, Of
/ Tvi,g rates. is the decisive reason Tor loca-
- he MIL in this city. The book Of
1 sn-Ss,riptior 10 the stock will be iound stth'
/ oaire ot die Chicac0 city Railway company
I on STATE street. where al persons m@s pa
| ve.t either large or small SUMS IN ms la.
l po-tsnt enterprise. The ptohts o. sS.toi
a,iIs Al The East are said % be uom ANy .
| aixtv per cent, and the right wa 70 IeN-
l chem 70 q more appropriate Level IS oy con
| petiticp here. The benefits 10 the e'! -.
/ The erection Of such q factory VIII DC efes'
and we trust that the necessary meshs w
be raised without delsy.-tAsoago Ae
] c1n-
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The rrssiaent's sfs,ssse il rsfl,

Tbs F~fesidentss Message So rsfl,
HMalakof," the Paris correspondent
Of the New York Times, under date o.
December p, writes.
The French Government praetised q
little bit Of diplomacy in regard to the
Presidents Message which was not ex.
actly 10 its honor. The New York pa
pers containing the message we.e held
back at the post Office tT~enty-fouF
hours, until the Hayas News Agency
could translate a copy and furnish the
entire press with the same Translation
This translation, whether so intended
or not, was q mere traFesty q miserable
mess Of confused words, which LETT but
q poor idea OF the real merits Of the
document on the readers mind The
friendly press have condemned this act
IN the strongest terms, and published q
corrected copy, but the one furnished
by the Agence Hayas got first into the
market aud was almost the only one
read.
l have heard many ~eulogies passed
upon this message by Frenchmen capa-
bic Of reading and compromising it
in the original, and these are the appre-
Citations most to be relied upon. One
said It was the abiest message that had
been sent TO Congress for forty years
another that Il came nearer the Giplo-
matte style-which is avery careful and
q very studied style-Of NJ Drouyn de
lHuys than any other State document
within his knowledge; aud NJ Drouyn
de IHuys, you must know, has srriyed
at that point in his popularity where
Frenchmen regard him as the ablest OF
living diplomats. Another, q man Of
sound judgment pronounced President
Johnson's message the most incendiaTy
propagandist document which had ever
been launched into the uneasy bosom
Of the European democracy.
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A STORY FROM THE SANITY
CITY or CHICAGO.
1t May Go for what i, i, W orth.


We yesterday received the following let
ter from Chicago, which we publish, 70
what it is worth. The story may be true, o
it may be untrue; and that part We viii no
undertake TO decide.
CHICAGO, III, Jan. 18th, I566.
To the I'd tor of the Nashville lTennJ Union
sR-BeiDg anxious to do what good Il
my power ! take the liberty Of addressing
you, hoping that these lines viii DO recsivet
with favor.
A few days since ! accidentally cane in
contact with an unfortunate female. Hei
story (Which I believe to be true,) is this
She is the daughter Of a wealthy citizen Of
Nashville. She had a fine opportunity Of
acquiring q good education, which she i'm
proved to the best Of her ability. Soon
after Nashville came in possession Of the
Federal army, she became acquainted with
one Of the brave boys in blue, who turned
out 10 be a villain Of the deepest hue. He
made professions Of great love to her, and
promised to mary her as soon as ne should
be discharged from the service. On his be-
ing mustered out he induced her 10 accom-
pany him 20 New York city. She requested
thst they be married, but he PIT her OF.
After remaining in View York q short time
be brought her to this city, where he aooa
left her withou. q cent to pay for her board.
She then, from necessity, became an in
mate Of a house Of III fame, where she now
is. She says if she was certain that her
father and friends would forgive her, she
would gladly return home and lead a
virtuous life. But for fear she would
be refused she dares not write.
Now. Mr.. Editor, 7 request that this let
ter be published in your paper as soon as
practicable, that her friends may become
acquainted with her whereabouts, that she
may be reclaimed. By doing so, you Will
confer a favor on me, as well as her friends,
and may be, saUe a soul from hell.
She is handsome, Notwithstanding the
she has lead for a time past. She is
about the medium height, about 10 years Of
age, Of light complexion and light curly
hair, which she wears cut short. She is
very well educated. being a good musician,
both vocal snd instrumental; speaks Ger
man and French Auently, also is a good
Latin and Greek scholar as she says. She
can be found in a kind of priyats house Of
u-ame, lshe goes by the name Of Birdy
lawrence No. 352 South State street, Chi
Illinois. have been thus explicit in
describing her so her friends could recog-
lize her, providing she goes under a false
Yours Respectfully,
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

AEuACN > e 4AANANN - 80 - 49,
new and exquisite perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, and 81 the Ladies Of the present day
using he same pe.fdme.
The EGYPTIAN LOTUS
The EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured By F. A Penney, brooklyn, n. Y.
ny73m r. A.. LOVEJOf, Agent. % Fulton St, n. I.
A VCIcr FEos YIcKsDUEe.-
VICKssUEG, Mas, Aug. g, 1893.
DR. John BH-Dsqr Sir. I am happy to stste to
YOU that / have u ed your valuable Cedron Bltsrs
with great benefit to myself in general debility ard
prostrauon Of my system produced by the un-
healthy and mlazmaUc influence OF the Mississippi
uver around Elcksn3rg, having Deen win General
Grants army throughout Its whole southern cam
pa'gu. Iconhseuty recommend its uss to all per
sons who are exPosedio unhealthy climates.
Agent u. s. Sanitary Commission.
LOUISVILLE, RY., Sept. l6, 1868.
On the 23d OF July last, l submitted through an
qgeutOr mine. to the Medical Director of the De
partment Of the Amy Of the Cumberland, 3 sam
Die Of my Cedron Btters, fr Inspection, and re-
questedu, after E~nalysis, he found Il meutoueus, to
sanction and approve ~ use among our soldiers.
The following IS the Medical Directors reply, aud
also Gen. Rosecrsns' permission 70 snip 50 dozen
stonce, 10 have Il sold 20 suffers.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bitters viii do no
harm 20 any one il tsken properly and il modera-
ton. / see no objection to DR.. Bul = being permit
ted 20 dispose Of ito suffers
HESRl A. THURsTos,
Surgeon and Medical Director, DC"
HEADQUARTERS DEPART. OF THE CUMBERLAND, I
NASHVILLE, TESS, July "A, 1858.
Dr.. John Bulls agent Mr.. - has permission
10 shin TO Nashville. Tenn, 25 gross or 300 dozen,
Of Bulis Cedron Bitters, for sale 10 suffers in the
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 be complied with strictly.
BY command Of Ma. Gen. Rosecrsns.
WM. N WINS,
Maior aud Provost Marshal General.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail By BERRY, DE
MOVILLEA co, Nashville, Tenn.
oclT-tu sat dEw3m
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MAREETS,

CtSCrSysTL Jan.l9.
FtoUR unchanged and quiet
WHEAr duh without ESSENTIAL change in prces
No. I new Red Al re.
Com quiet, a. 4955c for No. linked s1eIlej.
O,rs steady, s5940 for no. I.
RYE quiet. T3c for MOL.
Hoes dull. and in the absence Of sales rates us
entirely nominal. The asking rates at the closs
nGl2lz for city dressed. Receipts, 5000 head.
Mess pork quiet At 50, but there we're SINAI
GALES At SIS 80.
Nothing doing in green meats and prices nom
nal.
Bulk Meats declined l., closing At ne 20
Shoulders M for nbbed side- 1870 Tor cIea
ribbed IGls, for clear Sides.
LAaD declined % l7Hc. for pums city.
WHISKY steady ST s. % for free.
GEOcrRus quiet
CorToS frm, al 4sc ormiddIug
Golo 1895.
L~CCIsyILE. Jan. "a.
Tobacco advanced with sales Of "a hhi-. OF 81 r
O. Is for Lug. highland heavy, 10 10 IS for Lest
Mes Pork arm at $3.50.
Bacon, Shoulders. 15si5hc clear Sides, To-
S2oci plain Hams, @ci sugar cured 2t,.
Lard, Isc in nerces.
Flour, suPsrdne, So 1897 IS. Extra Fsmly
- 258s 60; choice, $40 5ogu 90
Corn, in bulk, &585s,.
Cotton, middliBg. 45lac.
sugar. New Orleans, 1896.
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olipapers, Qthe largest in the city o rsal'
thi- office.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In oil cases, which saves % the patient ho extgvaVant prices of medicine --.
Trpuons' which VIII, ~ many cases. cost more than che whole of biz sttear.
sides You save yourself The probability OF exposure. u euIur Cor The r.faru..
Drug Store. The Office is so arranged che, no one need see won vNHr t. r
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers Boz visiting
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

MusIcAL-The publisher at Louisville.
Ky, D. P. Fsulds, has our thanks for copies
Of three new pieces Of music. "Lula Bell, .
words by All. Burnett, arranged by Charley
Ward, is an easy and a very pretty little
song.
"Erin must be Free, composed by Will,
S. Hays, and dedicated to the Fenian Broth
erhood, is the best song that there is on the
subject; every Fenian should have a copy,
1t has a neat emblemstic tit,e-Page, printed
IN colurs.
The Southern Girls Polka" by Charles
Heller, is excellent, but a little too compli-
Gated aud dihcultin lis arrangement for or
binary performers.
Copies Of The above pieces can be procured
ofC. D. Benson, J.. A. Mcclure, and also at
The store Of Messrs. Dorman a Fenton, un-
der the Masonic Hail.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

srrfKros wtNr-Wine. OF excellent quail
;tv. j made by Mr.. Speer, Of Psssa'o, New
1sr.,v. from cultivated sambuyg grapes, a
s,osk Imported from Portugal, which grow
a.lsrse Is Isabella grapes. The vine Is
s-xesed.nely agreeable, and che grape from
WHEEL il is made gives il superior virtues
ana medical qualities that sire more oensh-
cal to the human system than wines FRO"
oshsr etupe or frait-Hsd Ss-g- hTo-io
SD bv WAC. W. Smith, Nashville.
-oae-ltl ltw
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FouR PRINTERS UCTIMIzED.
An E~nterprising Robber Gets the
Better Of the Typos.
Heavy Haul OF yaluabies.
A brass Watch, So Cents, and }
Postage stamps Taken.

yerdaut thieves are not a usual commod-
ity. as success in pilfering presuPPoses a
complete Investment Of the quality Of yer
aancy. However, we occasionally hear OF
nersons Of this class, and never was there
more aggravated instance than occurred
night before last.
some time during the night we have in
alestsd. some burglars entered a boarding
house in this city, and went to the room &C
capled by four printers, and searched the
poefets of the clothing of each of them,
and carried OF all the valuables they could
and. the following being a tabular state
ment
one brass watch.
one purse containing IS cents.
One purse containing IS cents.
One purse containing Is cents and three
postage stamps.
The watch was one Of the prizes drawn at
G"6in Sale" and had been offered for sale
frequently at sI.25, and the highest bid Of
fered was Sl.I0. But such an amount of
portable property in the hands Of printers
well hat was an unhcard Of circumstance
Va forbear TO give the names Of the VIC
tina: they request US to be silent on that
s,ore. for. II il were known that four typos,
combiued, possessed so many vsluables.
they might be arrested themselves on s
ohergo OF robbery.
put while such an amount Ok money is 6
rariiy among printers, we think 1t would
har5lv Justify thieves in running the risl
Of robbing their rooms. To enterprlsinl
burelars, We would say: hereafter rob bar.
keeper, merchants, and such Ike am
doat be so green as to modest printers
Yoa may think the sum You obtained nigh
before last q mere tribe; but you may ro'
3 thousand printers, IA the future, and no
set hall so much.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

CAUSE FOR FRIGHr-A loafer who had
been noisy was up before the Mayors
court His honor told him TO pay over
five dollars for his fine.
"C-c c-can't do it,, muttered he;
"a-a-ain't got the pewter"
ARE you q married mani inquired
the Mayor.
Not exactly 50 ff-ffar gone yet, sill"
"Well, I viii have to send you 10 the
workhouse.'
"'Taint nuthin' to 20 there said
Alick, but when you TT talked about
m-m-marriage, old fellow, you ff-fright-
ened me-
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saxFrHfvs NEv.-Messrs. r. p. jenkins
a CO, Druggists, Market street. opposite
Uaien, have received q large installment OF
new invention. called 'SPongIa Paline,'
which is calculated TO superssde the vaTi-
Gus p-usticies now iu use. il is very soft,
andnhile it contains all The virtues Of the
best preparations for drawing, 1t is acsom'
ukniea bv none Of the neonvenieucies. II
itisen article without It's equal.
Til same firm have Rlso received s large
sid varied assortment Of all the articles II
then line. Give them q call.
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Lofts TO Let.

OS .sauls na aurd ssov. Ne Al PnSs ss1sT'
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PeoTTbis.

y. Z. Smith Il Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and g various assortmento Of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask Is to give us q call and see
for yourselves.
der2s-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

ST. CECILIA THIS AYTERSOoS.-The Glass
in dancing, instructed by Prof. Geo. E.
Pratt, at the St. Cecilia Academy, will dis
play their proficiency in the various meas
ures this afternoon, in the fine exhibition
Hall Of the School. The friends and &C
quaintances Of the pupils who wish to wit
ness their skill in this graceful accomplish
ment, have the privilege Of doing SO.