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ANrUsEnTENTs.

The OPERA Houss.-There was another
good audience zAE qfb6 Opera Honse last
nighT EFns spntertninmenbw Ope Of the
best Of the season, and was wen received
ad,i hishly applauded. To-hight wiIlIbd
presented the beautiful and interesting
drama Of ,yThe Wept Of wish-ton1w 3
and the amusing farce Of ~Mr. aud Mrs
Peter White" During the entertainment.
grand spanish Dance" bv Mile Chris
tine. There is an attractive bill for tor
night-cne that can not fail to Interest all
who may attend. a0I ..a.lae'l la ,,f.
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EB-Mr. Edward o'Brien, the cnterpris-
ing merchant, No, 8Ol Second street, who
recently advertised his extensive wholesale
grocery and liquor store for sale, has re-
yoked his FIRST intention and concluded 10
continue the business himself He will
commence the fall trade by considerably
enlarging the sphere of his operations,
with an increased stock Of goods aud all
necessary facilities for doing more ex-
tenslve business in his liue. His numerous
friends and customers win no doubt be
highly gratifled with this announcement.
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Miami University.
Il opened ON MONDAY, wa w
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT


H' L. sEANTON, ID. d., President and Pro-
- - lessor OF intellectual and Moral Phiiosopby
u NSISpDAhD ID, LII ~, Professor of Nat
Language and Literature
rs " mcEA EAhLAND, a. NJ, Professor of
J. ID; BUTLER, A. NJ, Professor OF the Greek
Languagc and Literature
HoHEHT CnRHSrIE, A. B. Principal of
the Grammar school
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Riot in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.
| A procession of negroes, with flags and
drums heating, was marching toward Me
chanics' Institute, and were met by some
whites, who were repulsed after endeavor-
ing to disperse them. Several shots were
fired, but no one was hurt. The city is
considerably excited. The Convention met
at twelve O'clock. Twenty-six members
are present. No interference AS yet. The
military will be ordered out. .,.4.
New ORLEANS, July 30-1:15 2. NJ.
The most intense excitement prevails at
this writing. Indscriminate firing Is go-
ing on on Common, Canal and Dryades
streets.
Three negroes were killed on Dryades
street, and two on Common street. Two
whites are repol ted wounded. An immense
police force is out. and using all efforts pos
sible to quell the riot. a1ar
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.
A large number of negroes, armed in
every conceivable manner, but principally
with clubs, are assembled in front of the
Mechanics Institute. ff.rsHs
i,3l NEW ORLEANS, July 3n--3 10 p. NJ.
The outside riot has been suspended.
The police have surrounded the Conven-
ton building, and there is an immense
crowd outside. The building.is full of con
VentlOnlsts ana negroes, and the police are
trying to get them out, but the popnlace
are very belligerent.
DIR. A. p. Dostie and John Henderson.
jun. We're brought out dead, aud carried off
in carts. Ii is doubted If many are gotten
out alive. HHf
New ORLEANS, July 30---3 ;25 j. NJ.
On meeting of the Convention the popu-
lace surrounded the building. An i'm
mense number of negroes inside and out
side. Police and people quickly became
masters and besieged the building closely
Seeing themselves closely besieged. the
inside party hung ont flag Of truce.
whereupon the police aseended the stairs
to protect the members. No sooner bad
they reached the hall when tie parties in
side opened nm indiscriminate fire. after
which the flag was no longer respected,
and every visible head from the building
is fired upon. This work still continues
1t Is not known how many were shot in
the building. Arrests continue TO be made,
and the crowd continues.
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@Ionttarg amd CCommsrriaI.
ClnclnmntI Mnrkeis.

| a.ul .,.. CINCINNATI. July 30.
fhOUR---Thc market rules steady fot tbe
better grades with moderate local demand.
at $0eplp f0r xtra; $40 25Di 20 for familv
and ~ 1908 90 for inncy brands.
/ WnEAT-Thcre Is fair demand from
l'millcrs for good qualities Of new and old
The asking rates are, for extra old red crop
OF lsGd, 81 15Ga2 90; No. do do, 81 yOa
| 2 30; No. l, crop of 1865. 80 25; new red
| this years crop, IL offered but sparjnpIv
extra, Spring sold at X 90.
| CoFNAA dan market. Mixed IN elevn-
tor. Is held at G2@G3c. Ear also al e9c.
| White shelled is scarce, aud Is held at 74M
a5c' N buk. In new gunnies It sold &C
oATs-7No, 2 in elevator, could he OBJ
tanned ut 36c. MOL are held ut f2@43c.,
and 27OO bushels, at canal, sold at 4ic.
since eur last
R1E-A steady market at SOC. for choice.
and 7O@75c. for No, 2and No. !. No sales
since our last.
BARLEy-Nothing doing, aud quotations
are nominal.
GRocERIEs- market remains firm
at 2o@3lc. for fair TO choice Rio Coffee; u
@l5]9c. for raw Sugar; l716@lSe. for hard
refined, and S0@90c. for Porto Rico MOlas-
ses.
WmskY-A quiet market, at ~ 25 iuty
paid, and &c. In bond.
SERD--Flax Is quiet and In fair demand
at 50 % Clover is in fair request at 81 90.
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eF- 81 50-Duek Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had Ut the Eagle Clothing
Store, llS Main Street, for 81 50-Coat,
Pants and Vest.
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Progress OF one Cholcrn.

NEW YORK. July so.
There were fourteen cases aud four
deaths by cholera ia this city. Three oll
Blaelkwell's island; and fourteen sRsesy aud
eight deaths In Brooklyn are reported this
morning. Six cases and two deaths ha, e
occurred In the Kings County Penltentia-
ry..
PHILADELfHIA, July 30.
The Board of Health returns for the two
days, Sunday and Monday, show seven
cases of cholera aud five dcaths.
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GSsT New and dangerous counterfeits OF
the last issue of the fifty-cent fractional
currency notes. which bear upon their face
the head Of Treasurer Spinner, have been
detected. The paper is thicker than that OF
the genuine notes, and the general appear
ance, though poor, is calculated to deceive
unless closely inspected. They are most
easily distinguishable by the coarse en-
craving of the head of Treasurer Spinner.
which In the genuine is fine and very dis
tinct ..... H
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.jul7d1n

,a QuEsTIoN. Why is it Schwarz sells so
many gOodsY Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing, and more
and asks no two prices. ut llS Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.l 70. tia I1r'
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New York Money Market.

NEw YORK, July 80.
The money market is quiet aud steady at
l0sI1 @l0SlS.
Cod is lower opening at l47, advancing
to l4S, and closing at 14716
governments are active ut 5s@15s bet
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B-The Buffalo Courier has exhumed a
story of the elder Booth hitherto unpub-
lished; While he was playing in Buffalo
in 1889, being drunk, according to custom,
he was Missed by the entire audience. lie
answered their compliment by fiinging n
chair at the head of a prominent hisser,
and continued his fire until the stage and
green-room were entirely cleared of chairs.
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DIR. T.. CONWAY,
s. U r EON DENTIST

11AVING REMOVEDs HIS, OFFICE,
from Third, to SECOND STREET yVouIl resnect
fully inform his friends and patrons that he is now
prepared 70 render his professional services To ali
who may desire them, at his Office on SECOND
STREET, opposite the Dayton National Bank
apr II Sind ITT Ut. b /
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l.. Q. Q. F.-The members of Schiller
Lodge, No. 2O8 %. o. f., are requested
to meet at the hall Tomorrow wednesday,
at half-past three O'clock. to attend the
funeral of Martin Hemberger, p. G. I...
All members in good standing of Sister
Lodges are respectfully invited. E4
H.Ia us CHAs SEGEBAIr " q {
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LUNcH.--An excellent Lunch Of Turtle
Soup. etc, will be served at the Atlanta
House every day this week. tf,aGi
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Attachment Notice.

John II. Wright vs. Jane NJ Siutsman
Before James Turner, j. y. Dayton tp Moptrom
cry county. Ohio.
.nN the I'D day OfJuly A. D. 1895 the said Jus
~ tiee issued an order Of Attachment In thg
above action Tor the snW OF hfty two dollars Case
N4wS JOHN II WRIGHT
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FoR SALE.-IIouse and lot on Elbow
Lane. 50 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot Is set with great variety Of fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries In ahsin-
dance. Of every variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar stabling for cows and
horses two wells OF water and large
wood-shed. This is one of the most de
sirable pieces Of property for sale in this
city, and will be sold AT a bargain, as the
owner is about moving on a farm, and pre-
fers selling to renting the property.
JAMES KELLY,
jul7d1m frN Real Estate Agent.
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!. t# Parents Should call at IL. Sehwarz
and secure good bargains In Children's
Clothing. j Is Main street, three doors south
of the Market House -
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ARREsT.-A man by the name of Oster-
house was arrestedby Marshal Hale, yes
terday, charged with passing counterfeit
greenbaeks. Some esi-ty dollars Of the spu-
rious article was found in his possession
He was sent TO Cincinnati this morning to
have hearing before the United States
Commissioner. fa 3nf 1i IrsT
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CB -Children's Clothing at first cost. at
the Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street.
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NOTIf,E.

CoRREoTIoS.-Th sale oIlhe eetnte d J.
b. Morrison, deceased, whiel was, by mis-
take, advertised to have taken place on last
Saturday, will be held on rest Saturday,
August 4. Those Interested swIll please
take notice, .t ra lal
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M cAJrd a. "a tua Deer. ls.t
q oa n"ptg ''mery itOHse.

~ Fte kU "a Stb~
TT ,r99apst,alll 2F hand Fresh CRACKERS
BUTTER CRACKERs.
I'm. ......
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0.eH. d ID. RAILRoADs--This company
filed in the oftlcelof the Secretary of State,
on the 2Sth of July, a certificate for an in
crease of the capital stock of said company
by the addition to the same of $500, 900, or
Of 500 shares Of 800 each, making the, total
capital stockof the company sS,50O, 900, di-
Yided into 350 900 shares of SI0O aacb
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! BEsT's FLTERs-PRIcE REDUCED. I'm or
] der to accommodate VI. classes who desiI-t
u "have pure drinking wafer this warm
Z We1ttler b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
TO $40. This will place them in the reach
OF ALL and no family should he without
one rl as4a. . .- jyl2dtf
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r. L--.-l. CRACRoNELS AND LEMON BISCUIT
ts1F- Literal reduction 20 holesAle purchasers
nlll supply OF Fresh Bread, Cake etc, con
wedding aud other parties furnished with orna-
mented cakes, 10 order nls8,ysm
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any policy Of revenge in its dealings with
those recently engaged in rebellion. VIZ
highly reprobate the policy of placing the
government Of the States to be reconstruct
cd in the hands of those who have partiei-
pated in the rebellion against the Federal
Government.
End. We are unalterably fixed in oul
opposition 70 the admission 10 seats in tht
national legislature of persons who have
actively participated in the rebellion, until
all questions growing out of it are settled
Sd. That the wisdom and frmness of the
Senators and Representatives in Congress
displayed in the passage of the Civil Rights
bill over the veto of the President meets
the warm approval of ali tue friends Of
freedom and liberty.
4th. We regard il as the only true policy
not to admit any Representatives of rebel
States into the National Legislature until
they have given ample guarantees for a
true republican form of government in the
future, and we are entirely opposed to the
repeal or modification Of the sO-called Con-
gressiOnal test oath.
9TH. That the national policy known IS
the Monroe doctrine has become q recog-
nized principle in the Republic, and the es-
adjustment Of an empire on our borders
upon the ruins of a Republic cannot be
tolerated.
9Th. That we are not opposed to, but are
in favor of any amendment to our State
Constitution that can more perfectly guar
antee to the citizen the enjoyment Of his
civil and religious liberties.
7th. That we hold it the duty of Congress
not to adjourn before March 4th, 1867, I'M
less the reconstruction of the Union has
been settled before that time, in the sense
of the principles laid down in the Declare
tiOn of Independence.
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banks Of the Jordan, two English cler-
gymen filing an assortment of cans and
/ bottles with water from the river The
water was intended for the baptism of
children, on their return home, and
one remarked that it would pay the
expenses Of his tour TO the Holy Land,
as be would not baptize a child with it
/ for less than a f4note.
The New York Express says that
private letters from Rome, received in
this city by the Scotia, state that Bishop
| Stevens, of Pennsylvania, and Bishop
Whitehouse, of Illinois, (of the Episco-
pal Church,, had had a special inter
view with His Holiness the Pope, on
the 9th Of April. The interview is said
to have been a very agreeable one on
both sides. The Bishops afterwards
had an interview with Cardinal Anto-
nelli, who likewise received them with
great kindness. The visit of the Bish-
ops was one of mere courtesy, and of
purely personal character, ~ without
any ecclesiastical significance whatever.
II is reported in the Canada papers
that Queen Victoria recently signed
the death warrant Of Sergeant who
was condemned TO be shot for Fenisn-
ism, but so great was her grief at hay
| ing done so that she recalled the dOcu-
ment within an hour and tore it to
pieces.
The Count de Lasteyrie, of Paris,
member of the French Institute, and
until the accession of Louis Napoleon,
prominent representative in the
French Assemblies, has arrived in
Washington. He is inesl descend
ant of the Marquis de Lafayette.
A salary of 81 600 a year is attached
to the new Office of Special Commits
siOner OF the Revenue proposed to be
created by the new Revenue Bill now
before Congress. OF course there will
be other expenses for assistants and
clerks. The duties are TO be similar TO
those performed by the Special Com
mission who have been engaged in re-
vising the whole revenue system, and
who Is to investigate the workings of
the law, the conduct Of its officers, and
report to Congress through the Secre-
tsry such recommendations as he may
think proper in order to perfect the
revenue system.
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JEFF. DAVIS.
No Indications of the Speedy Trial
in Virginia of JEFF. Davis.
FoRrREss MoxRon. May 5. 1866.

AOhLhhoS AAOHhoAi NAY ~ 4COOs
Monday next, as is well known, is set
down for the opening sessions of the
United States Court in Norfolk and
Richmond. The recent positive asser-
tions in so many papers that jeff Davis
would be arraigned for trial in this
Court in one of the places named, show,
at the present time, so far as can learn,
very little promise of fulflment. In
Norfolk, am told, there are no indica-
tons whatever of his being tried, and
though am not so positively advised
regarding the Richmond Court l know
that if anything is being done looking
to this end there, it has been done with
in the past four days. 1t is not expec-
ted that any information would come
here of certain character. 1t would
not be surprising to see some naval
steamer steal in upon us at any time of
the day or night, and that JEFF. Davis
should be carried away in her, whittier
and wherefore no one in steamer would
tell, and no one here could tell. As
for jeff Davis himself, the sub
iect of all the anxieties and surmises,
be shows still the same patient waiting
for results he has for months past. He
may keep up large amount of think
ing, but if he does, he does not speak
out his thoughts much. Meantime it
is to be presumed that while the present
companionship of his wife makes him
more patient Of prison life, it also
makes him more impatient to breathe
and enjoy the air of freedom again. /
stated yesterday that his wife purposed
remaining as long as he was kept here
This morning an order came from
Washington, directing that a casemate
be assigned her for her personal use
and occupancy as long as she might re-
quire it. She expressed a preference
for room in Carroll Hall, where her
husband is confined, and an officer very
politely offered to vacate his room for
her; but General Miles could not 90
beyond his orders Being on the good
footing she evidently is at Washington,
it is possible that she may speedily
succeed in having her preferences in
the matter of room gratided What
ever she may do about this, am told
that she has determined on one thing
at once, an application for parole of the
fort for Mr. Davis. She finds him
much weaker than he was. The weak
ness is most apparent in his legs, giving
him a lettering and insecure walk.
She attributes this weakness to want
of sufficient exercise, and on this she
will base her application. tits believ-
ed she will be successful in her sppli-
cation N. 7. Herald
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DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What every Man, Woman aud Child
should Have.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
VNHIS Medicine has been tried the two last years
Of the Cholera and has proven TO be The best
preventative; and the public may rely on It's doing
what Dr. McGill says is viii.
THIS Medicine IL warranted 10 cure Disrrhea,
sunmer Complaint, Pains ia the Bowels. and 10
give immediate relief Of these Symptoms Of Che
lera. Printed directions are on every bottle, with
the age and dose. The Medic ne ~ PAT up m two
different szss OF, Price 81 o. CT slx bottles for
IS; 4 oz, price 81 or SIX bottles t3r $40 literal
discount msde 10 those who bay % sell again
Any person sending s. BY mail, VII receive six
h,f Is hT eNnress.
We are nov ready g. furnish AZ those Who may
cal st ..ir n5s, sasf rooms Of Or. HeGILL, over
Yorks Book store, Nashville, Team.
ayr2l-3m
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Renewal Of Government Ii.
C6nses.
UNITED sT alI.. I y 1lL REyENUE.

UNITED STATES INTfhHHAL REVENUE. Z
C0LIEoroR's OFFfcE. % DtsERttr o. TEvs.
NASHVILLE, msy 7, 1866.
A Ii persons doing business are hereby notified
"a that their LICENSES must be renewed 6rthgith
Neglect and delay afeF this notice, will not b.
overlooked, bat any person found doing business
without license on the lss July nsxt viii b. fined
500. Hereafter, no license will b. granted Gor dis.
tng 10 any person who in 10 arreara tor tares and
All WHO are found engaged 70 that business EltbOu,
license, viii be prosecuted FOR the fnes and penal
ties pres rbsd By law, ard immediate stems ' Il ba
taken % confscate their distIlery And The IsnJ
upon which Il is situated.
may6-2T (D1 a. L. NORYELL, Collector.
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In Dyspepsia,

And ts attendant tain Of symptoms, it sets more
LIKEA CHARM tran = medicine There Is moth
ing IN the whole range # MsteTla NEEDLES that ear
fora moment bear a comparison with % m tbis dis
ease.
a fl account Of this wonderful plant may b,
found Boz iheIlth cation Of the u. s. Dispensatory
pages 1857 snd 1883.
A series Of experiments IN which Dr. Bull has
Iaeu for years engaged, has Just been brought 20
sgHces. Iul termination, and he h now enabled "a
offer TO the public n combination OF CEDRON will
other approved tones, the whole preserved IN the
hest Iuflty OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which be Is couhuent has no equal no the world.
be might furnish a volume Of certificates, but The
rlbI1 have long nee learned 10 estimate sucf
things hy their true value. The safest plan ~ iol
medicine.
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First GLASS Steamers,
IS " Il e e. Is E & S
From dyspepsia
Read. Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAIiG : Co:


GeutiaTGeu-i am resident c { Ci.raroa, ard have
been disposed - write 30 yen conc TnluE the real
value Of your SkLTHEk ApEttIENI ~ q remedy
for indigestion sud bysfy psia. desire To express
% you my s ~ grslstii te q the great tC nent the
SELL Ter hi- dons my wife.
For iCur or i've year" my wi'c has .h'cn sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, ard aft, b az under the
trOstsTClt Of several DOstcrg iol Two nrae years
she WIS finally induced ID s.cE the e. Vice ola
lesTDe1 Physician, bUctCr CsDisl-, Of Venezuela,
who ltllreG!tgiy treated Ger WIN your 1T Err
VEJCkNT SELlHEK APERIENr, ste began g.
iWprOYa Il cree AMI D. bow PERFECTLY WELL.
feel &C e. - ny duty Tor tie GOOD Ct humanity 10
make this stat ett, 'iul tht,la r. etJC 20 val
liable should te wtlcly kuC@I-
Trusting yCU VAL gave thia publicity, and repeat
Ing n ? e1IDo.t sIultUde n sd thprLs-
gIc very respectfully yOfrr,
5. ID. q. HENFIQUEg,
New York, jUuc q 60. MercEsut, Caiaoso, g. A.
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LornyIllE. Nv. Sept. Is. 1ssa.

On The Sd Of July last, 1 submitted through an
agent OF mine, 20 the Medical director Ct the De-
partmeut Of The Army Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie OF my CedrOu bite s., for inspection and re-
guesied ~ alter analysis he found q mentorious 10
sanction and approve rs use among our soldiers.
The following h the Medical directors reply, and
also Gen. kOsecrans' permission b. ship SO dozen
az once, 10 have il sold % soldiers.
JOINS Bun.
81 am satisfied that Codrou Bitiers will do no
harm 20 any one II taken properly sud ln modera-
ton. see no objection to Dr. Bulls being permit
lei to dispose OF % 30 suffers.
HFNUg A. TuuHsFoN
surgeon and Medical Director, u. O."
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We As}-

Inc suffering million Do 90 and to give .1,-
remesiy a tl1aI; cCnvac5. shat by IT. timely ur-
rlauy may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspcp4la
Heartburn, Sour stomach, Sick Headac q, nzz
ness, Indigestion, lies, Custiveness, Bilious At
Jscks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, &c
Read the Pamphlet o. Testimonials with ca n IN
tie. and 90 not u-e the medicine against the advice
OF your Physician.
Manufactured only ~ TARRANT 4 CO., ~
GTeanWicn stIeat Nsq York.
sag lsor sale IA az DTuRgats- uy4 "
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BatchcIor,s HaIr nrnI

The Original and Best 10 the World. The only
true and perfect HAIR Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
lnstsntaneOus Produces immedi ately q splendid
Back or natural Brown, without iniunng the hair
or skln. Remedies the il effects OF had dyes Sold
by All Druggists. The genuine Is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regenersting Extract Of Milicfeurs, Tor Restoring
and Identifying the HAIR
CHARLES BACHELOR.
sepl5-Iy New Yort
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COLGATE,S HONEY SnAP-

This celebrated ToIIst Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. is
mild and emOIIsut in its nature, frasranuy
scented, and extremely beneficial in is action
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. lieb9-lY
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Go to Bryant, stratton a Co. = Nashville Business
College for thorough education in Book eepIng-
fenman-hip, Commerce.! Law, Commercial Calcu-
iatons, Partnershp, Settlements, &c.
send for College paper, Circular, &c
Address BRYANT, STATION & co.
OctI3-Iv.