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hotels.


DAIIR0AD HOUSE, Bryan-st. SAVANNAH. Ga,
N open ts pubic stages convoy
srscr ts topse who're they VII nt good
the rnost rr,son,bs ries
vl'HE srORK HOTEL
n OLD SQUARE. RIRtflK9HAM
ENGLAND
Families aud Gerenen voting Bi-minsham viii eud tis iise
dehly iooaed IN private sigar Ia hc cel Of the
sdlns1, lately been made with private
and all tho comforts o. quiet home insured visitors
this wetnown l who're every attention. combined With
able suarnteed 60 OF the support
oeiysd Tor ullny years by ia present pre- piie,or.
DENJkhils scRtyEE Prop,ietor.
vI,HE II kAibfOSASSETT HOUSE, Madison Conn,
rssdy ~ Sumner i. leading attractions are
furnishing IT, splendid bathing goinis dns t,ve
good fishing hoAtnS Nc A few good room. not taken
II. L. PARKER Propistor.
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A NEW NOLUME.-THE PHIEAOLOGlCAL
IA JOURNAL for July No. I. Vol. HConsns Forty forrals
Of distinguished Statesmen Cemen Solder Criminals, as fo
lows web.,er Tsueysnd Clinton Meeui;h Ieaerson CaTour
Peel OCone Russell Bucke Anton Probst Thomas Rses Geo.
Scott Albert Barnes Isaac e ChsFiel Hodge Aodew L. S'o'e
Thomas T. Vemye Leonard Bacor Horscs Busbn r. j. Bfeck
i1dse H. W. eeober l. Cuyles T. & s'oIrs !! pgrye ETC.
OUR RELArONsIte servant Question; Manhood ond
Womanhood; How Punish Child fHTsiOLoeYfeedrg Chl
dre1 To Young Mothers SIGNS OF CHAHAcTtR-Pbysognoiy Of
National CbaTacte The Law o. Quality iueIct
North and sogh TIE 0ess MJseyi Another Popheey Teach
Children 20 1lnk Mntons Lest Poatn SOdefs sod Cac
rich number 20 cents sc address FOWLER6 WELLS
EeA.Nork
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Mem Qualifications.

NEARLY READY FROM ADVANCE SHEETS:
~ TLsTFRs FOLLY By Mrs. HENRY WOOD,
,n,bor 81 hr,t Lynne neba5ow Of Ashydya etc One vol
TINE, octave. Pace, Fifty cents.
Id5,., A., ,s,. n Mn, Henry Wood Amer rublsheIr,
IR Jefferson L BROTHERS,
Nc. 90 ChesI lt.st., Philadelphia
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

-
Eev.Jersey Steamboat Company.
ALBANY BOAfS-PEOPLEs LINE.-Ihe Boats
n OF th line Cor ALBANY from foot Of Csna, daily Sun.
days excepted O'Clock Tue 81 JOIN on 9ioNDAlr
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; aud the DEAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS snI SATURDAYS.
For freight pl.sage &C. app at the office on TIE wharf
Deduction of FARE WESTWARD via Day
~ Line o. Slelmer-Daiy om foot Of DesoosSesst II 80
O'Clock and Thirty iouftts' q O'Clock aai Ne"A oS
Central Railroad i.om albany.
Newly York % Syracuse. .,
kewYork 20 y
kewfo % Buaaio sGslra ,a Bridge or Niagara Falls ~
A fTERNOON BoA7 for NEWBuRGH and
Barclay every tSuniys eheepiedl Of Ho Thirty
oarss n R. 2sto iludnf Dray Point tozkenss Dock, Ws
Cold ard cSI Returning leaves fhkI At e'a
a. m New. barsh 6 asa sadns as above
NOR WIIITFSTONt Bayliss Dock, Great Neck.
II sasas Points c IN cow Mcs pock Glenwood and Eos
LyN The steamer AfhOMsMfH leaves Pier Me- rs PEEK
Slip Eas, River diy 5uld,ya ,seepted al o'clock m
IrOR Newburgh. Poughseepsie and Rondout daily OF
Pa and E.opus Brdw Mondays Wcdnesdays
CyTpeu Tuesdays Tauaays and Bat
urilys. from foot Of HsErsoa-st n X
INOR NORWALK OBJECT, connecting with tho
il Danbury Railroadrhe swt steamboat NELLY WiliI
RvSr to,t Of Markrtst EVERY AfiEh
NOON O'Clock Returning leaves NorwAlk at l;s3 on
arrival rsosd ans Through In three hours fae - CENTS
excursion tickets VI E
NORTHERN RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP
IN Train. leave Jersey City for Pisrmon q, s2 rs
D u and 6:23 On Saturdays only at Ill rs The BIZ
'' 'N' ~ ,TBOs w DEsAREsT. Superintendent
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Ueutiarp.

IJAVE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WiTHeUt,
PAIN by Dr. HoYy who uses the only ne' 20 IA Nod
NITROUS OXIDE can be administered pure oheT -'o "" Nv
way, Of Eshteenth-st -------------
NJ b. GRIFFIN's, No. 25S Grand-st., New, YORK
opposite LORD Tylors The largest and chespe. DE-
EsTa BklsIiMENr IN the world Fresh every DAY i'"
operstiCa IN dentistry performed at pna'aas low ''~s~ ~
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HunsoN RIYER AND HARLEM RAILROApS

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS..
u and ole- Monday May H. 1865 trains for Albany srd Toy
connctnl with Nostlem and Wee-n Trains viii ee Nevio
7lSa a. Espe,s train 81 Ir,ds5u River Railroad Threha
change Of . ,ni come ag % Troy with trains eT h"ie'd b
los m sa va Halon River Railro3d ee1re ps st Albany
Win We IN in an1 e Toy 1t; 'os "a o' I'VE and
Fouiihe conre,ins At Chs-agn With Mesosn HI "a eI 5e.
Toy with as os Saratoga Springs Rutland bnhns'eA ana ~
H. Fxp,es trsin Wis Hadon River Railroad crne,u' a,
Albany w trains .or e. nd At Troy with tam l' A'
M Espes tain Via Hsrlen Raosd come Chatham
viii Wede Road ioy Lebanon Springs and Pt',ei q Ai2!
viii u r West and o; Troy with trains for huiird bhh"s'''
I'm es. train River Railroad. vi teepiasca,
sactel al Trough Epgao and sTeiian Bride wihoa'
hed m NeTYoik thlogs6 % osae s,eJs eA. cs
nectioa icr TrcY win be made at y Albany. . . - ,,.,
n train VIA Hudson RNe' Rarold win I'D,
arriving Albany and Ttoy In tie mornps AID connens WI"
trans '' ''''" anu VIM H. VANDERBILT yise President.
NEW JERSEY RAu.R0AD.-Trains leave foot o.
~ CooHards: for PHLaDEIGHlA at snd 10 a. M. n %
y N. iad IL midnight. ----
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIIR HeA.g
IA GoaPANYon and afS. f9Hf June ;S' d 's Nof
Ryes foot OF and at Po MOnn0lb "i'n u
FOR a. toll ns points on tie Ro d. -, .....,, n
Bal t.Ios:Ss FSo, PeI;s so sIS fs.s
tas Aop jaIson and ali stations TIE Csmdn snd Ada''e
Ra,road Throogh 70 ca ndsa in i've hours Fare - -,
t'9% rss NJ n s2S S ss."s.Ss S% F
port gt-nchPeS Log Breh slsFs Ks. ssn River md
Tie Ftssh; bon leaves for 81 points on The line and
Camden. -. o,.,n,..
Lrsir at aop srris,as in key orb 81 ?" a. h2
mus delivered pT 20 s, :; sSS' s
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A CENTS WANTED Tor HORACE GREELEY

IN AMERICAN CONFLICT
Of History With unparalleled nece-lSOoo
IN already s5snl elnphieay nsos by e o.
ell leading amy President
T Cabinet aud EepTeseutatse 81 CO. sfa,e
GOyeors Literary and oy Thousands politically opposed % me
su,hoT.
Vol II land s vii b. Published in August ard viii thsn
AUSTEN the sh character the hr In preparation, tie vast
time bbo and punsaing research devoted 20 elrei
fing surface nater dped by earlier vrtera
verhcaon and TO The collection Of mpoahi INFORM ton
lliug tie Rebel
QUALIFICATIONS srthor,
pronce surprising excellence which will supersede s
her tie subject. .. d. CASE Co. Pnb!sbefs,
Hartford. Conn.
n. GILDERsLEEIE, No. / spruee-st. n. \.
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AUR PREPARATIONS TO EXTEND OUR
W STORE INTO FOURtEERTil-ST. $500 80 ,,
COMPEL US 10 REDUCE OUR PIESEtI sTOCh ~ llib
LOWEST POSSIBLE AMOUNT
WE NOW
~ WHITE GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS RIBBONS AND DRESS
TRIMMINGS. LACE GOODS, Mllr
IINgRY GOODS. FRENCu AND
SCOTCh EMBRO!DEElES, STRAW
GOODS FRENCH FLOW y u \,
FRENCH PANS. PAKASOLS AND
sun UMBRELLAS.
Fumi.hng Goods, br4d'syls Duplcx
skra, Corfc .dios Uud rwear.
Linen Hrndscrshieis. H0sefy, Lace
Mite Glove &c.
LLAMA AND pUsHER LACE SHANbs,
AL qualities sid prices.
BrcukfEt SLsNlf.
sARlTO9a NEWPORT. LONG BRANCH, AID CATSkll.L
MOUNTAIN 5IANL5,
Dinner sd Everinf shawif,
ladies Gents, and Chliren's Md Gloves,
Bet
Fancy Motions &C. sud article in our socf or A'oH
ishingly low price, Tor the next Thirty dys
r. II. NJ ACY,
FoURTEENTH.sT.. AND sIXTHtv.
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ENTHITE MOUNTAINS AND
w LAKE MFNpiIHEMAGOG

SEVENTY MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE !
Leave via Kew and Newav~B Raj road TWEEN
tyeyenshst a. l25 p m (Ex lodge White River Junction.
snd arrive Mountains s stage from Wells Rv and Nwpon
ake Men phremsgog at snd MoDtIesi-hTough without
st5p-at 2spi o. ~. -
sleepn. aiiscod to this train from Springfield onSs,grdys
Ills through wou stop, arriving Il Newport lake Mem
pbrensgngj 1 6a. MS Sunday.
Lclvr New OK Twenty sventbst. at or M iRI)
nv New yen eamcr Plr IS Ea River, u 1918 and
lodge al prpgGed Leave sprn, hed 7i5 M and srrye
10 Mountain via stage from l.eton Newport Lake Menphre
ns9l Mountains evening For and psrasrs
Auo'efoia Guide Book
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CAPETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
yv,pcFsT-R PALMER FlTCHBI-R; NASHUA, LOWELL.
COSCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The pe.- ana a. ucn steamers o. the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON AID CITY OF NLW-1D'k
leave NeYork daily suud,ys excepted a; ocock from
Pier No % Moth River, foot Of Vcstry-si,
FOR NLN-LONDON
ers comm cfg with the Steamboat Expres Train nom e eo|e
o va sNich Worcester Boston and Wcccste worcester
and E,sfu,. auf London AMI Northern Railroad.
FREIGHT aNen the lowest FOR information lnqiIe Of
p. : MARTIN. AGENT. the Pier.
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CPECIAL NOTICE!
On and laer MONDAY, Jane 25 we vil oaef
AT RETAIL,
Much below cost, the Spring ,n Sumner Stock o
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LACES.
GRENADINES. oRoANDlFs. LAWNS. PERcALgs. PRINTS,
ENBRorDTRIEs, HOSIERY. LINENS. LACE CURTAINS.
pRATIRIEs
RICH PARIS.NfADE CLOAKS,
snl CLoAKs MASriLIAs. &c. OF our manufacture.
LADIES AID CHILDREN'S
sasr,rrren, Robe, de- Ch,abf Breakfast Robes Con Corset
Govern Waist, csps &C.. ts
LORD & TAYLOR,
nos. sSl TO So BROADWAY.
nos. rs To s5i GRANO-sr,
aNp - CATffARISE.sT.
OUIITS. QUILTS VVHyrS'''
~ WEI e r r.. g l. - - ~ fi sArsrLlxs QUITS
s;,i'aHif,irssGt o hiScHf.fFn ALnEsoALE md HoSET
nucK. DIAPER FRiNGEp if .y.iy laloi
NAPKINS DoTLfs ssR q TABLE oAMASK PLAID
Linen a. Cotton .ai 1is HE ,sd PILLOW CASES
q s., sen S % ,,p j Ti g Se
SLAHhhI'' e''ied ahi INN i' "" oi'' &C. ''''
Bethel ,i sud- UgO S s" 5 TGse hSs: c Mq.
PR, -us af'en,sa eivcu inucufns Iron Beieai,
private % ani pubic insiauouA
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Consisting n Bsnke e., Pillow Cses Spieida Bedrcads.
WA. GARpErH No ai C.usl.t.
H. WILLIAMS y Co,
IL. No ST BROADWAY
Have made General Reduction IN Peos Of
FINE Lagos PhRis EIBROiDhKiRs, -
BRrAKFAsr AND TRAVELLING SETS.
BANDS EDiINt's AND INSERTIONS.
We ,iso onnoHcr that ~ od-r
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS 10 LADIES
Who a. be Ia ~
ROBES DE CHASiBRE, MOURNING ROBES
UNDER GARMENTS. INFANTS WARDROBEs,
BOYS CLOTH sai MARsElLLEs IlTs. INFANTS CAPS &c
HANS, FANS. FANS:-A large variety from pc.
j Al ELGTRs. Nos $50 and 81 Broadway
n. B-Tiiyclsrs. Tourists 81 sles eLeap -
L'ANS FANS! FANSlH
ROBBINS, CALHOUN Co,
Nos o. % AID 90 ye.sys'.
Ole, GO doe GlIe O. largest aad be-, selected
FiSETRESCH GOSE STICK. IVORY PEARL, sANDALWooD
end PALM LEAF FANS
10 BE- found go ibis market. VERY low Cor cash.
AT HENSHEL", No. 3-3 EiGHTH.AVE.
~ CORSET, fr1rrsried ria bone 20 cA
THIRTY SPRING TAPt SKIRTS ...........,.., - ctA
llI.e stork 1i French No.er tONrEf~.
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nFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEl-
HDiGa s5 n'0 ,da h u ss t De~si 1sy R
fosa and il. connections fo. direct hne prben and me
West ~A'0 kiffhh.E sSs q LINE TO THE WEST.
Tire Ezrs. Trains daily om the West except sundays when
0 H sS tree hours saved BY this line to cdcsg CiDr
na St L'0' Nc s SI9 sS' S an s,i
Commencing Nay q. IosSIeayr New YOrs as follows
n.sch CIrak WRa%.por, wIe.6srrs MshanOy cry etc
a Greet I Beaa Pon, Biasaa,on
% mwc'en Express 20! Esston, ALen.Own HsTr:Suis
ohs 9d 1S, %o Gland as p t Ia lSR. and E a Or
'iI ~ l qnss1For Es,ou Allentown Msuch Chunk Rsadns
m1For Esston scrln,On Great Bend Bethlehem
'' S o H.-For sousrvlle aud Flonins.on.
6:i5 ?. m.-Yor SOM rvile
:; ,. We Express TRAYFcr E.',Ou Ale
ePna ron Jersey City % PSsss e ~ y. s csa;
Tickets r ths West can BE- ob'a1sd at ne G' y a,ol
IN s's q, a. sp s 2, hs ss
CRIE RAILwAY-Trnins leave Depot foot Of
;.s No. Day Erpe.. Rochester BuaO ss'n'sc' Dousrs
49, 49, A. I wsy T,T sdS 10 9 9smsse. and West
; p. ~. Wty Traih. for Eiiddctown.
a:sop m, Nay. lOf Por, Jsrvis Newbursh. wsITies
~ lightning Express daS Buffalo. Salamanca, DaDArs
'u sp' - M, rnisrlnt Tran daily COR the Wet.
E1pe' Trains run in de e'n1eS9n p mn 81 Guy s .'
VIZ r. BARR, Geni Pass. Agent.
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
WI toO Barclay On and sfer Nov Morning mail Tram.
for Hsckesown aud incmedae stations will leave ~
Ms Express for al stations ives, Of Mburn at 40 n Morn"
town Express a, p - ...>.,, -,
ON6 ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table;
way sts;ions % ~ way 800 2,
Pres North Lip 81 End way so. and SATURDAY
NEW.YORK aud NEWHAVEN RAILROAD.
~ ,ss sI,uuFP arm sy;rMFNr isst
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<JEw.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

1866 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT is6l
COMMENCING MAY. H. lS6S
fse1,s Station Yorr. Twenty seven,s. snS
Fou.thava Eutrancs on twenty
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Urn GOODS.


CLOSING our BALE
FOR JUNE.
no 1E7 BROADWAY
DRESS BUTTONS,
EMsRolDERGs,
ALSO,
STRAW GOODS.
CLOSING OUT.
ENTIRE STOCK At
20 CENTS
on The DoLLm
500 Hats at 30 een,., worth el 20
800 Hats Ut 81 worth g.
500 Hats al 81 6oi worth 80
200 Hate Of 49, worth f5l
200 Bonne,. II 81 5Oi worth g.
200 Bonnels At 3d. worth So
100 Bonnets OF 50 worth sG -
The above eoupr,es LATEST STYLES Ind NOVELTIES
IN thCt inc.
KID GLOVES
AT
cas- PER PAIR,
ALL COLORs.
BLUX0MB,
Nc IN Broadway,
P.twoep Twenty 9Th and Twcniy tixthss
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

80 : Broldray. New Nlot.
JAMES 4 woTToS Aern' Havrc and Paris.
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
Th AS6 masE 6iI
:ad ,; :, s ri r;; ,ser. 5.,s for tie c'n
EaPolf6N IN y 9
PERElRE naehssne All RDAy JGiy -
Will Da rRitE 81 PASSAGE. III aoLd;
iasiada. ''sls wiue ia either cl Da...,
fsen ,eI, intending srr WI Dc frpl-d le's With
sdditioas char;e Of IS fr 6r, and s. ioi Scconl cs.
ssS s1s a Ists,a. {.s .S E, Z,
i'' '''D'' GEO MAckgEzrE Aseu, No. SO Broadway
rTNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-oNLY
RFTWfES SiWtoRH and BREMEN via Cowe,, eaTryinstie
U%s St siv: NsY ~ o f no. g H. H. TPuRsDAYs
WESTERN METROPOLIS slnde 60 i9Si eS + p Jasf.
arr ,Nrc r tr 'o" eA''1 III 't16S6t sob ~ r8lvio
finnHLet Sce,rar, ION SEWY0RK Cbc.de e,r caDiSr,
anl Is scptembeI and 90 Oc'o6es and % Aovenbes
Deps,urr, Goa BEfiiEY resp cowEs-lIsy and % Iuue
ssa y ~ No. 51 e. Sei' 10 % september " '''''
Re.o ris pay able in sa 10 equivalent in United states
s6tTHAMPTOS-s Cabn 1905 u Cabin se3 5oi steera5e.
From eRG,EN etc, oNEwYoRK-lt Cabin siia' "a cs1io
Ra'n Iie.-i,, cpii SOS I'd Cabin, %aa 500 s'era:e'
''' RlGER BROS G,s,r,l Agents No. Is Bcaycrs. NY
I'VE NORrH GERMAN LLOlD@ STEAMSHIP
4 NEWIURK, G. Eai,t MASTER carving United states
Third e.. HOOKED on
sAIi kDAN. jane 3D.
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
- 49,, tts,lf p,,,,ssseesss.ssii 10 Avn pDr,,rs
a. Co. fybc n gold cr lts fqivut cilencYt
Ior the cabia Sos second cabin -ti %. eriss, So %
10 Do followed by steamship bENiN II. A. r. Neyuabrf
iu,.feg, O. July ~.
Tor freight 0rpasnfe uppy ~ ,...,, - o.,
EOR HAVANA DiRECT.
4 Every WEDNESDAY, u Q O'Clock p.
Fiom Pier No. 4 North River
TIE IVES. lnlh Mail Steamship Company va dspict DE follow
veihr0n ,irs eel steamships r Havana ioct;
EAGLE Grecne. Command, June -
COLUMBIA Barton oum lltr ie 9,
MORO CASTLE Ail1s, Commander. ...........lu!
Tor sht passage sppy 20 GARRISON ALLkN Aseni,
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table:
from May Leave lanes ip " a. Tor 6rssnpoh ana
10 for Svosset and stations 800 NJ II
press OreeBpon $40 syoset aud tstons
Isp sSons Saturday nights 20 fsphan
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The v, thee Steamship al Of spacious si rooms
nj opening d.ciy into TIE sal1 e editions an4 e arc
ungrpasscl md the ri lower Oh any o. 2. .h..
IN expert rcrl Sure slch ship IRE oi charge
IaeH Ila !f0. PayaD. gu c..ffh'f
s.eer w. l-e aset. 5as pEnes rom Liverpool OF '@e ~
Daa. ior any Issued On any Gauk in Great Britain and
Ireland. q the owestTt
val not BE- on iue os 'e'.f or ~.
ohes nnoss bills dins. having ih value expressed thereon axe
signed therefor ...
No 81 sv end Tor ieeis, ckeis 20 thc passage ohce oil Tue
Compepy' NO. - D"a'"s1 - w. - " = UTRsT Nanl-er
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-27

HE CONFUSION IN THE NAMES OF OUR STREETS.
Our city authorities have on several occasions,
through the press, bad their attention called to
the fact that there are a number Of streets in
different parts Of the city. having the same name
This matter has never been rectifed, nor have
we learned Of any steps being taken to change
the name Of any Of the streets II is certainly an
evil. and one that confuses strangers, as well as
citizens who have never learned the location Of
the different streets in the city. We will give the
location Of few Of the streets having similar
names:
Spring street,-runbing west from the river to
the corporation line. next north Of Broadway
Spring. stroei.--Tunning southeast from Wharf
avenue 10 Fairfield ayonue. next southwest Of
Leigh street.
There are three Ffytakiin streets, one running
west from Wharf avenue TO Humphries; next
south Of City Cemetery; one west from Market TO
Cherry, between Priestly and Demumbrane; the
other, west from High 10 Franklin pike. next
south Of Bell.
We understand there are six Jefferson streets,
but we can only cite the location Of two Of them.
One running east from Pearl 20 Wharf avenue,
next south Of Washington; the other west from the
river % corporation line. next north Of Jackson.
Two Washington streets. One running west
from Criddle to corporation line, next north Of
Crawford; the other, southeast from Franklin
pike to Ewing avenue, next southwest Of Allison.
Since the addition Of the Ninth and Tenth
Wards, several streets have been added bearing
the same name as others within the old corporate
limits.
1t behOoves our city authorities to look into
this confusion Of names. and as speedily as possi
bic go to work and rectify il.
An act to number he houses in the city has
passed the Common Council. and is on its third
reading in the Board Of Aldermen. Before the
numbering Of the city Is commenced the names Of
streets should be so changed as to have no two
the same.
We hope to see ar early movement toward this
much needed reform.
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A NEw FIRN.-FRESoH & BRENNAN, at No. 8,
Broad street. have opened depot for the sale Of
iron nails. Steel machinery. mschinist's and
blacksmiths tools. railroad and contractors sup
plies castings. etc. They are prepared to furnish
the Southern people with steam engines. boilers,
saw and grist mills, cotton gins. pumps. presses,
and plantation bells. All orders entrusted to
them will be promptly attended TO. We recon-
mend the new firm to the patronage Of our
friends
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MAYoR,s PRoCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. September l3. 1866. !
In obedience to an ordinance Of the Board Of
Health. passed September 11th and certified TO
me by the proper officers. and in pursuance of the
Health Law passed June sd. 1866, empowering
the Board to decide what constitutes a nuisance
or thing preiudieial TO the health Of the commu-
nifty" and making it their duty TO so declare and
make order to the proper officers for its abate-
ment," hereby interdet, until the repeal Of this
ordinance, the selling or Offering for sale for con-
sumption. within the limits Of this corporation of
the following named articles to wit: melons Of
every kind. peaches apples. cuoumbers. cabbage.
corn and fresh fish.
The City Police have Instructions under this
proclamation to enforce this ordinance and report
all violations thereof 20 be dealt With under the
penalties Of the law as provided.
In addition, am requested by the Board of
Health TO recommend 10 citizens to abstain from
the use of cider ale. beer and malt liquors, until
further instructions from the Board
W MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--Flour 10920c better, for
high grades, other descriptions without material
ehange-37 6O69l0 10 for extra State; So 8O9Il 50
for extra r IL o; and $l2 2O9l3 % for trade
brands, closing quiet. Wheat 3GD5c higher, with
only limited supply at 81 As TOR Chicago spring;
81 IS for winter amber and spring mixed; IS or
as 25 for white Michigan. Rye irmer at 95@Sl 05
for western. Barley active 81 25t91 IS for State
Corn opened 1e better, and afterward closed quiet
and steady at SO for inferior and $4,000 for ship
ping mixed western. Oats 192c better. Sales
$1,000 bushels at 49@52c. Whisky quiet at 43c in
bond. Coffee firm but quiet. Sugar steady with
very good demand at lOIz@ll for Cuba; lO1z@l2I
for Porto Rico. Molases steady but quiet. Pc
troleum quiet and lower at 259251z for crude,
log tl9S for refined in bond. Mess pork closed at
Beef steady at previous prices. Bacon quiet at
l6I for ribbed. Cut meats steady at l41z9l5 for
shoulders. and 1892Oc for hams. Lard steady at
l6158l914e Butter quiet at 20935 for Ohio; $50
44cfor State, and 50@55c for Orange county in
nails. Cheese steady 1O0lSc.
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IsOz.
1865. 1867.
NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND
NEW ORLEANS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nHE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE Pol
4 LOWING splendid Passenger Packets, leaV-
ing Nashville during the season a. foiiows;
FANNY HRANDEIs, JoHE. T. csRrERI0HT,
Master. leaves Nashville TUESDAfs a. u
O'Clock. n.
NASHVILLE. WILEY SuENs. Ms1ter leaves
NashviIle THURSDAYS. atl2 o'clock =.
TYRONE, ToH HARMON. Master. leaves SAT
uhDAIS. 81 u o'clock ~
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Septonb Der ID 1sfg 1
1, 5. w. Hatehett Comptroller ofthe Treasary
Company, located at Cincinnati, in the state of
Vhi0, mas produced TO me satisfactory evidence
thet SAID Company has complied with an the re-
-quirements OF the laws Of the State Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies and hlrthor
certify that X. Q. McNairy, Agent OF said Com
pany has also complied with the requirements 81
the laws OF the State, made and provided IN
such cases: wherefore. said Enterprise Insurance
company has authority 10 take risks and transact
the business Of insurance In this State at Nash
This certificate Of agency must be renewed tho
LIST day Of July and January Of each year
s. W. HATCHErT,
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