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CHATTANOOGA TYPOGRAHICAL UNIOS.-Pur-
suant 10 a call from the several Union Card
Members in Chattanooga, q meeting was held
Sunday morning for the purpose Of organ
izing a Branch Of the National ~Typographi-
cal Union. The following were elected per
manent officers:
President, P. L. Gamble.
Vice President, Thos. Brennan.
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer,
n. Killsm.
Business Committee, NJ. j. Hurley, T. c.
Eaton, II. A. Wrench.
After which the Secretary was ordered to
take immediate steps towards procuring q
Charter, and to transact other business con-
nected with the organization. The meeting
then adjourned to meet again on the fol-
lowing Sabbath, 9 o'clock A. NJ.
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AHN NHrENNhAr .aH' .
Baltimore, Feb. H. |".
al have great sstsECt1l in stating .U. rrH
used .'The Samartl1's Eemsde- ioiI F.ur.
Disease 10 us moss visionary forms l.. eH
used them with Judgment, discretion. a.
ly, ami have 0uld them RESPOND On wY
uO.s promptly ami eisculi y Eu1a
composition, ] have the fullest cCnhCF..a Poi
e.hCacy, and 81 ar as my use d item sl.a.
recommend them stro1gly
ALFRED q HH
Assistant SlrEeCH5l I Haa York Vols.
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SoUrH NASHVILLE STREET RAILEoAD-The
weather having moderated, work on the
south Nashville Street Railroad has COM
menceG in earnest. On account Of the op-
position Of property holders on a portion of
College street, the route has been changed.
Instead Of coming up to the square, it viii
be turned down Church street to College.
The main stand viii be ct the post Office.
Less than two squares Of the track remains
20 be laid.
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senAbuse.

This vice, which is never practiosd in
the presence Of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence OF pom 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the constf-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim e
r living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. s. North Cherry street.,
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb7S-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Theatre.

a NAhp fhuA fHE NkN M~ANAGENENr.
The undersigned would most respectfully
state 70 the public in general, that having
leased the above beautiful plsce Of amuse-
ment, he VIII endeav0r % conduct il in such
9 manner as to deserve the praise Of the eit-
liens Of Nashville, Tenn. He proposes 10
keep a First Class Theatre Comi5ns where
an evening can be passed BY gentlemen and
their families, without The gross and vulgar
habit Of drinking and smoking, or that most
immoral o. al Institutions, the Water g,rl
system. There viii be no liquors sold on
the premises 40 waiter girls no immoral
plays; but everything caiculated to please
q most fastidi0us and Intellectual audience
Hoping under the circumstances to re-
eeive a liberal support from the show going
! respectfully remain,
The pUblic's most ob't serv't,
". 2. COLLINS.
ieb27-2w Lessee of New Theatre.
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Z. Willard, 23jE Union street, near COL
lese, has received the Waverly Magazine,
Every Saturday, Police Gazette, Sunday
and Weekly Mercury, Saturday Evening
Post, Literary Companion, Petersou's Mag
azine FOR March, Herald, World, News, and
all the latest dailies and weeklies.
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THE s~AMARlTAN's GIFT.
The Samaritan's Gift

Sent by mail IN a piain envelope rl-s Els
package, gt.uU, Female 500.
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E. P. Cone has received the Waverly
Magazine, Saturday Press, n. Y. Ledger,
Citizen, Review, Albion, Atlas, Wide World,
Ladies' Boudoir, Commercial Chronicle,
Railroad Journal, Democrat, Mirror Of
Fashion, Eclectic Magazine for March, an
late dailies.
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Feb. q.
FLoUR dull without change.
WHEAT dull, closing at 81 IS for No. l new Red.
CoRN steady st SIC for No. / helled.
OAIs fmer, 3i939c for No. and2.
RE dull and prices nominal st 7O,.
GROCERIES unchanged and dull.
COTTON quiet at 42c for middling.
Mess Pork dull at SIS so.
Bulk Meats sre frmer; there is a good demand
for the English market; Shoulders nLc, Sides
I3Agl4-, clear BIB 1fI9l5c; clear Sides IyA@I6c.
Bacon in good demand at Il15, l61S, andlS% 70,
Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
LAID good demand at ls9is1zc. for prime city.
WHISKY firm at &c in bond.
GOLD 1850.
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DE-. Jones Dispensary.

Should be particular IN regard to the number Of the Street, rs there au other -.rs
in the vicinity which resemble those Of Dir. JONESS.
C|- A plain Sign viii be found over the door
E- All communications by mail CT otherwise should be addressed 20
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CITY NE WIS.

CoKsEcrIoS-In our Legislative reports
yesterday, we wrote that Mr.. Baker pre-
scented a bill to prohibit the sale Of ardent
spirits within two miles Of the Academies at
Athens. The types made US say that Mr..
Bosom presented the bill.
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GRAND LARCrxr.-Frank Fletcher, a%color-
ed individual, was yesterday a~rraigned be
fore Esq. Mescham, on a charge Of stealing
a lady's cloak, worth S25, aud was sent to
Jail in default Of bail, to await his trial be-
| fore Ihn Criminal Cnnrt
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Samaritan's Wash

T.. 10 case of syphilis, used To- con 4rr.ll aH .#r
Root and Herb Juices. Fan llreclrll Pee.
cents.
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Tonight is the lsst night Of the Tourna-
ment.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
OAKLAND PLACE,

Containing III Acres, two and q half miles
from Nashville, on the Murfreesboro pike,
belonging TO the estate Of the late Edward
Trabue, will take place on Thursday, the
lst day Of March, on the premises. Sale
10 commence at 10 o'clock, Omnibuses viii
leave the Post-ofice corner, promptly, at 9
o'clock, and at regular intervals. Those
desiring to attend the sale will be promptly
on hand. For particulars seelarge Posters,
containing Plat, and also advertisement.
T. r. GLAsCOCE,
feb2S-2t Special Commissioner.
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NKw THEATEE-Mr. W. B. Collins, present
lessee OF the New Theatre, has entirely
changed its character, by removing all the
objectionable features which were lately SO
prominent. There are no waiter girls. no
liquors on the premises, and no IMMORAL
PLAYS. We hope 10 see il a success.
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CinneInuati, OhIO.-JosErH B. QUnET, il
cur authorized agent 10 receive advertisement anl
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-E0wIs Z. OyEEAIL, q
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
scent to receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the NastJlHe Ua.9n.
Memphis, Tenn.-CLruESTs & BHfNr are
or authorized agents to receive advertisements
sud subscriptions for the N1shgAs tHDH.
Jous HooPEa a Co Publishers Agents. Il FaIk
Bos, New York. are authorized 10 e'nu~o' ioI al
yertlsing IN our paper
Iov. Cora ca Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
iBgs New York, and BIown's Iron Building, Phla'
asiobis are authorized 10 contract for advertising
in our paper.
q n. PrrrfSouE a Co Publishers Agents, 81
psrt Ros, New York, sud 9 State street, Boston,
an. authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
paper
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for speer's Wine. II rs an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
6rst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port wine.
~ IS well worth a trial, and gives crest
"es'setton. ldec2l-tsikWeoWly.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, No. 2319
Union street, for the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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UFFER E r.
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT & Co.;
Gentlemen SIN = resident Of Curacao, ard have
been disposed 70 write TO you concerning the real
value Of your SELLER APERIENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire TO express
TO You my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SELIAkR hiss done my wife.
For four or hve years my wife has been sadlJ
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and after being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years.
she was finally induced to seeB the adSlce oi a
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, OF Nenezue!a,
who lmmediaieiy treated her with, your EFEh-
NE5CENT SELIZER APERIENT, she began 70
improve at once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL.
lteel it to he my duty for the good Of humanity 70
make this statement, feeling thai a medicine so val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
lam very respectfully yours,
>. d. c. HENRIQUER,
New York, June 2s, '65. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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COUNTY COUET JUDGE.-We take pleasure
u announcing that our friend P. W. Maxey,
ESQ, is a candidate fer the office Of Judge Of
the County Court Of Davidson county, at
the March election. tide
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FOa SALE or RENT--A house on Spruce,
No. AZ, north Of Cedar, containing five
rooms, a large kitchen, dining room and
cellar. For further Information enquire on
the premises. ieb25-3s
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WHE WmPPING.-James Fitzgerald was
yesterday arraigned before Esq. Meacham,
on q charge Of whipping his wife. He wa.
committed to jail TO await an examination
to-day az l o'clock.
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Parties sending Orders 90 the Job
Department Of this Paper will please
write "Uuion Office" on the face of
the Copy.
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TO MiIk-men.-Mlk Tickets (pints and
and quarts on different colored c%ard-boards,
Of good quality, for sale at this office.
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NJ Az A.

The food and luxury Of the age, without a single
fault. one trial VII convince the moot skepucal.
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custsrds, Blanc Mango,
sc., without IsIngiass, with few or no eggs. at aco-t
astonishing the most economical A slight a1dl-
ton % ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. Its asO eXcelentiOr thcEening
sweet sauces, gmviesfOrh fish or fEeat, soup, &C. For
Ice-Cream nothing can compare With DO. A little
boiled in milk VIII produce uch cream for coffee,
chocolate, tea, &c
But up in one pound packages, under the trade
marx Maizens, With directions for use.
A most delicious article u food for children and
nvdids Of all ages. For sale By Gr0cers and Drug
gsts everywhere
Wholesale Depot I66 fulton 81 New York.
WILLIAM DURfEA, General Agent
Inna DIV
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For Sale.

u,HE well assorted stock Of Groceries, &c, on the
corner Of Broad and High streets is % red for
ale. and the store for rent. Any one having a
small capital viii ind this stand a pairing tzyssi-
meat pseF W
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OuR jos OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, al this Office.
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EcoNowy-Is purchasing the first quality
Of Wall Paper, kept always at
W. FREENAN & Co.'S,
p Public Square,
feb25-2w Cor. Deaderick st.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this omce' OF
printed 10 order.
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EVENING SESSION.

ENENAAb cLsSlUAs
Mr.. John P. Campbell was called to the
chair, in the absence Of Mr.. Sanford.
The following new members were added !:
Msjor S. Waters, Of Round Lick Oil Co.
Major B. +. Fifeld, OF the Raulston Coil,
Iron and Mining Company.
r. j. johnson, Of Tennessee and Cumber-
land Oil and Petroleum Company.
5. II. Toby, Of same company.
Charles It. Wing, do.
Geo. 5. Roper, do.
A. G. Wells, do.
Capt.'E. B. Kirk, Of Jackson Mining and
Petroleum Company.
The following constitution and bylaws
were adopted:
We, the undersigned, desiring to aid in
the development of the Petroleum, Mining
and Agricultural resources, and to promote
the manufacturing interests of Tennessee
and adjacent States, and in order to secure
concert Of action, and that we may nave a
centre Of communication, a medium of ne
gOtiatiOn, the means of transmitting infor-
nation abroad, and for our mutual advan-
tages, do hereby associate ourselves togeth-
CT toI the 4HAt5oLAb pun lpoSbg anu NN aNSPb
the following articles Of association
Art. /. The name Of this Association shall
be known as the Nashville Petroleum and
Mining Board, and its principal office and
plaee of business shall be IN Nashville,
Tennessee.
Ara. .. The officers of this Association
shall consist OF q President, two Vice Presl-
dents, Secretary, and Assistant Secretary,
Treasurer, and a Board Of nine Directors.
Five Directors shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction Of business, by whom the
officers OF the Association shall be con-
Quoted.
Art. 3. Each company, or interest, de-
sirng TO become members of this AssocIa-
ton, shall pay an initiation fee of $40, and
such further assessment as the Board of Dl-
rcctors shall determine Provided, that said
assessment shall not exceed SlOO, except
by a vote Of the Association.
Art. 4. The officers of this Association
shall hold their Offices for the term Of one
year, and until their successors are elected
and qualified such election to take
place annually on the third Tuesday in
February, notice Of which shall be given
by publication in one or more newspapers IN
| the city of Nashville, for ten consecutive
days prior thereto.
Art. s.. Provides for the appointment of an
] executive NhllAAAllAAGN % AAAAANH " bA 1HlNhAN
| ed by the directory, and to act in thea alb
seuce of the Board.
Art. 6. This article provides that the Of
fcers of this association shall perform the
duties usually exercised by officers Of like
associations.
Art. Z. provides for amending the articles
Of the association at any regular meeting by
a majority vote.
It is also provided that votes shall be BY
companies.
After the adoption Of the above article:
they were referred to a committee Of three
for revision and additions said committee
to report at a meeting on next Thursday al
10 O'Clock.
The following is the Committee: Messrs
Rosser, Sewers and Wing.
Adjourned.
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NAsuFILLE. IEss Dee %. l.
DROPERTY owners or Church Street .a l-T
street. between Summer ald college, anI ar
Cherry street. between Church ar1 lclt- -r. Reno.
by noilfed 20 contrast store eCrucE ami lna sH
brick avement wl-regerI Il ralu-ea. aa.a
% fls specifcat0us and grades which u" b. .-
uished BY the Cly knEuser- ID SAID H.r- r..
commenced within ten days ulm Che rrr. ..I
pushed rapidly % completion Ur Conn. "r ""
the street gorE vii be- u1thti 90 eaaalr" ..i
curling, the expense q which VII b. c-a-Hr l
the properly owner.
dscz8-d v. MATT. BROWN Hsv1r-
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be cold cheap for cash.
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The Adams Express laid on our table last
night the latest Eastern and Southern pa
Pers.
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II. III. THOMPSON.

h H
No. IS Cherry Street, near Union, has made
arrangements with the largest shirt AIsnafae-
tory ia New HOrk, and Il now prepared TO dl
orders for SHIRTS, made up in any style,
20 suit purchasers, az a small advance on
Nav York prices. Gendsmen d~esiriug 60 or
der can be accommodated BY leaving their
measure, aud a perfect ni guaranteed AIArge
assortment always on hand at low prices.
f-LrO 40
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DIR. A. RICHARD n

DHpensary, No. % Deadeck. ST., or P o. Box 0l, Nashville .sur.
bS- All Communications to enquire attention, should enclose Stamp
o pay return postage.
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Old papers, Qhe largest in the city f%orsale
this Office.
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Have you seen the new styles Of Wall
Paper at W. FREENAN's q Cos.
%, Pub. Square, Corner Deadrick st.
feb.25-2w.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, ETC., can be cured By one who
haz really cured himself and hundreds Of others,
snd VII tel you nothing bus the Truth. Address,
with stamp Box 81,
d~eca=daEly Boston, Nassf
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Ask

Tho suffering millions ID our land to give TINS
remedy "a trial convinced thst BY its timely use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspep-s'
Heartburn. sour Stomach, Sick Hesdacne, Dlzz-
ness, Indigestion, FILES, Costveness, Bilious Az
tscks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections &C.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca n Dot
of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRAET 4 CO., 81
Greenwich street, New York.
sa- Eor saIa bT All Druggists. my4ly
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Established in 1882. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.
Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients rturpng with secondary svurt-rs
Dr. JONES has discovered 3 mode Of treatment for these daFaa which Is -HE.r
pleasure than a pain. His treatment has undergone % thorough uvar-s.r and
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen oraus. or with MANY s.
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges axe the same in an CIsw-wI charge Che came Cop one
weeks attention that he would for one month, and it Is ot course 90 bis user. o.
cure as speedily as possible.
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GInsana. EaaIhars. BeesMax.

THE highest market prca uI D pal. a goods
II or ca-h, as the Drug store Of I. 7 Jenkins o.
Co, 70. % North Market street. ION Wells CID
stsndl for 6n=eug, Feathers sud heesHaE A.
muoh a. 1900 Ia 6inseug Haaied
ianls-a
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Organization of a Petroleum Board.


Pursuant to a call from numerous parties
interested in the Oil and Mining interests in
this State, a number Of persons assembled
az the Office Of the Tennessee Petroleum and
Mining Company, on Union street, and or
ganizcd by appointing Mr.. A. G. Sanford IS
temporary President, and A. u. Helfebower
as Secretary.
The Secretary explained the object Of the
meeting, after which Mr.. Campbell rose and
gave his views as to the general resources
Of the State. he then moved the appoint
ment Of permanent officers, and a com
mite on credentials. Agreed to.
Major General Thomas, Mr.. Carter, and
Captain Sewers were appointed the ecm-
mittee above named.
The Committee on Credentials presented
the following list Of delegates from the Com
panies named.
Kentucky Petroleum Company. P.
Campbell.
Tennesles Petroleum and Mining Com
pany.-General Thomas, Prof. Stafford. and
A. ". Hiflsbower.
Milroy, Waters & Co.-Gen RIilrOy, J J
S~wiggert, D Il startsman and " L White.
Knoxville Oil and Mining Company
c Flanders.
Canada Land and Petroleum Company
A ? Mcdonald, J P Jones, Nelson Cross, R
L Cross and A A Wright.
Franklin Oil Company-T a AtchisOn.
Tennessee and Cumberland Oil and Min
ing ~COmpany-A C Sanford, T II Cotton, D
L Higgins.
Cumberland Basin Mining and Petroleum
Compsuy-F S Sewers.
Tenuesses Mountain Petroleum and Min
ing Company-s Il Tarr.
White County OIL and Mining Company
S il Tarr.
Jackson Mining and Petroleum Company
Geo B Hubbard.
Collins and Duck River Mining and Pc
trOleum Company-B R johnson.
Caney Fork Oil and Mining Company-S
F Allen.
HarPeth and M~arrowbone Oil and Min
ing ~Company-s + Allen.
Alabama, Tennessee and North Western
and Mining Company-W S Carter,
Hunter Nicholson and J ? Willard.
Real Estate Associations-B r johnson.
On motion the Constitution and Bylaws
Of the Chicapo Petroleum and Miners Ex-
were read for information.
After the report was read and adopted, it
was resolved that it was to the interest Of
the people 10 have a Petroleum Board or.
gained.
Capt. Sewers moved that there be & com
mittee Of five appointed to report bylaws,
&C, preparatory to a permanent ~orgauiza-
ton. The following is the committee:
General Milroy, W. S. Carter, Prof.
Stafford, B. r. Johnson, and Capt. Sewers.
The following suggestions were presented
~ Prof. Stafford.
I. The Beard to constitute a centre Of in
O,matI0n.
?. A medium Of negotiation.
). A medium for the transmission Of
Information abroad.
4. Mutual encouragement and assistance.
Adjourned till : pm.
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THE BILLIARD ToURyANEST-The follow
ing is the result Of the Billiard Tournament,
last night, the first game being soc points
up.
Ioatef s---ss"u-
Ifluth ----....-..--
Largest run by Foster-~--..~..--.-.-. s9
Frinek.---.-.--.--.....- 80
Time, / h.4 N.
The second game, between Kavanaugh
and Roberts, was what is known as the
French Carcm, IS points up,snd resulted as
follows:
Ahf@udEu 80"
A0DeFl .--s.--..'-'-- -
Largest run by Kavanagh..-..-----..-- II
R0berts---..--.----.. :
Innings BIZ Kavsnagh..-..-..---. 30
Innings by Roberts.------~- :
Time, - minutes.
Tonight is the last night Of the TOurns-
ment.
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Is A pure srtcle from the Juice OF the Port Grape,
possessing medical properties superior 70 any ON
er vine N use, Rnd sn excellent ar.icle for all weak
and deblItsted persons, and the aged and inhrm,
improving the appetite, and bene6ang ladies and
children
aE Try il once and you VIII not BE- deceived
pE Be cure the signature Of Alfred Speer is over
the cork OF each bottle.
-. sold by W. J. 3 G. ". SMITH. Nashville,
who also sell the CAsIELA FORT BRANDY, s
choice oId article, imported only by Mr.. speer, d-
rect from OportO.
HThe trade supplied byR A. ROBINSON h co.
Iouisyil e, XIV, and By all wholesale dealers II
Nv YORK. Philadelphia, Cincinnati and st. LOUIS,
ard hy A. sPEER, al his Vineyard, New Jersey. e
Principal Office, No. POS, Broadway.
New York.
der2l-th u & sat and v eogly
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That received q medal and honorable mention from
the Roysl Commissioner a. he great international
Exhibition, London, 1852, the competition Of ala
prominent manufactured Of "Com Starch" and
'sPrepared Corn Flour" Of this and other countries
notwithstanding