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NATIONAL CBAETERY AT CULPEPprR

"A site has been selected by Col. NJ. l. Lud.
ington, Chief Quartermaster Department OF
Washington, for a National Cemetery at chi.
pepper, Va, and a corps Of worknen are now
employed under the direction of MAJOR las
Gleason, A. Y. M. in laying out, grading and
fencing in the ground. The Cemetery is loca.
TED on a rising ground about one-fourth of a
mue soutn OF the town, on the farm of Mr.
Hill and can be seen from the ORANGE and
Alexandria Rail Road at q distance of two
miles above and below Culpepper
IL contains an area of six acres and Ia inten
Geo 70 receive the remains Of all those men
buried between the Rappahannock river and
Gordonsville, including those who fell in the
battles around Cedar Mountain, estmated AT
about COO bodies ~
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NAVAL ORDER.

The following order was recently Published
by the Navy Department:
whenever 1t shall become necessarytfor the
Government TO defray the funeral expenses Of
an ohlcer Of the Navy or Marine Corps, an
amount not exceeding one month"; sea pay of
such officer will DO allowed for that purpose
to be expended under the direction, or with
the approval OF the commandant Of the nearest
naval station, the commander OF q 50 uadron,
or Of single vessel when not in comm unica.
ton with superior officer. Naval officers
are enjoined to aid In every proper manner in
doing honor to the rank or station and ser vices
Of deceased onicers, petty officers, ssamen and
marines"
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Conservative Convention in Baltimor

Conservative Convention in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Conservative
State Convention Of the friends Of President
johnson assembled here AT noon.
Postmaster Purnell called the Convention to
order. He denounced the radicals and siren u.
ously endorsed the policy of the President.
Mr.. Blair nominated J. n. Frazier as presi-
dent, which was confirmed.
A committee on resolutions was appointed,
consisting OF eX-Congressmen Orisfield and
Evans Montgomery Blair and others
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CALLED AT THE WHITE uousr

Clement l.. Fallandigham to day called :.
the White House in company with Genera
George w. Morgan, of Ohio. and J G. Tbomn-
son, Esq, Chairman OF the Ohio Democr ,,;o
cate Central Committee, and requested AN
audience with the President. They were nm
successful, however, in their object. as tho
President did not receive them, and they da-
parted with the intention of returning ~.
morrow
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CHIEF CLERK OF THE PATENT OFFICE.

CHIEF CLERK or THE PATENT OFFICE.
Mr.. Thomas Hariand has rendered his reste.
nation as Chief Clerk Of the Patent Once, and
it has been accepted. MT. Harland entsrs upon
his duties as Deputy Commissioners OF Inter.
nal Revenue to-day. Several gentlemen are
prominently mentioned as Mr. Hariand's sue.
cessOrs, and there 10 but little doubt that
the selection to I'LL the position has been made.
Among others mentioned In this connection Is
the name Of Mr.. James 8. 0rfnnell, now q
clerk In the Office. and formerly Chief Clerk OF
the Agricultural Bureau. - .Ea s~zk'
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THE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY sprcrMruo
Treasurer Spinner il now prepared to supply

treasurer Spinner is now prepared to supply
applicants with complete sets Of specimen frac-
tional currency issued since 1862 The speci.
mems are executed in the neatest styles; have
tne faces and backs separate, and are printed
On me Engilsn note paper, intended for the
Confederate government, which was cantnred
on blockade-runner during the war. The
reverse Of each note bears in water mark the
letters q. 5. A. The specimens consist of one
issue OF the three cent, three issues OF the u We
ten and twenty five, and four issues Of the
nfty cent notes, and may be procured for a
Per set Those specimens printed on both
sloes Will be sold at IS IS for q full set and
are reoeemable at their full face value, while
tne others are redeemable at fifty per cent.
discount The specimens may be had by adj.
crossing Hon +. l. Spinner, Treasurer OF the
United States e
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A "FIERY SxEPKNr."-A youny lady at East
windsor, Mass., was pretty considerably
scared the other day. She was bru shing the
dust from the hearth Of the cooking stove in
which was full elre, when suddenly live
AND particularly lively snake suddenly issued
from hole In the stove door, full In her face
A succession Of screams brought the feminine
portion Of the household TO the kitchen, aud
the mother despatched the ssarpent" which
was charging about the room and writing
with pain. Il seems thafa basket Of chips had
been scraped mp the previous evening, and \
moment BEFORE the sEcAre" the mother had
emptied portion Of them into the stove, and
with them went the snake
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FINANcIAL.-The New York stock market IL
again weak and very dull. The Commercial
of the brokers are quietly taking up all the
stock offered At the current decline, tn expec-
tation of making an early pront Govern
Five-twenties At London has strengthened
sold" bonds, the price closing at the Board at
107. Ten forties are I lower. Seven.thirties
Money rs very abundant. Banks and bankers
hold large balances, for which they are seek
ing borrowers, mostly at 4 per cent. on call.
Discounts are extremely dull. There is very
little paper en- the market; the rates. however,
are steady at 6ka7 per cent. for prime names.
Gold is steady at about the rates of Yesterday.
The short interest proves not to be SUN GENTLY
large TO disturb the regular course OF the mar
ket; loans are made Stat to 1-32nd per cent,
per day.
GENERAL BEsHDEK's SUccEssoR.-The new
Commander of the Austrian Army Of the
North, which 10 opposed to the Prussians, is
Baron John, who has heretofore been Chief of
STAN TO the Austrian army in Italy. vi his
abilities little 10 known, and he canno: Be said
to begin his military career against the Prus-
SLAMS under very auspicious circumstances.
who has been investigating the condition Of the
Austrian army, reports, however, that the
state Of affairs is not near so bad as was first
supposed. Three corps are still in good condi.
ton, and are in position at Olmutz. numbering
100000 men. The scattered fragments of the
other corps are being rapidly reorganized, and
will also make an imposing force. The num-
Der Of cannon still in the hands of the Aus.
TRANS is estimated al five hundred, and al
though the losses at Sadowa were fully 10000
men, it is stated that every exertion is being
made to fill the gaps in the Austrian ranks.
ga series of meetings are being held in
Syracuse TO secure the repeal of the law pro.
hfbitine the sale OF 1iq uor on Sunday. $50
ga new mineral spring is reported as Chi.
cago's latest card. The Tribune Of that city
attributes its pungent flavor to the nearness Of
a cemetery.
~John Mitchell writes that $4,000 have
America to James Stephens, for all of which
sums be holds Stephens receipts.
STwo women made their escape from the
second story Of the Ballston JAN, N. Y, By
digging through the brick wall with q pair OF
scissors.
~Just 425 cases Of sunstroke occurred in
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey city during
seven days of the lheated term, 207 Of whic b
proved fatal
@Hon- David Turpie, of White County,
Indiana who has been twice defeated by Mr.
Colfax for Congress, has been again nominated
by the Democracy.
- At the battle of Gltschin great number
OF Italian soldiers enrolled in the Austrian ar
my passed over to the Prussians with the cry
Of "Evviva Garibaldir'
0A man fell asleep in theatre in Buffalo,
the other night, and only woke up when the
rats began Dibbling at his face, long after the
close OF the performance.
~Pete Criner, while driving a reaper in
Alham bra, Ill, fell from the horse he was rid
ing, when the reaper gathered him in it's awful
embrace, cutting HIM to pieces.
~Cholera is spreading in Europe.
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nxARLY ooMpLIrIp.

The legal branch Of the Internal Revenue
Office is rapidly completing its labory In the
preparation OF the new Internal Revenue law,
In the contemplated compiled form, with pre-.
besides being comprehensive OF All leeislation
relative TO Internal Revenue. Ii Is expected
that printed copies OF the law will b ready
for distribution BY Monday next
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IN PREPARATION

A schedule of articles exempt from Interna,
Revenue tax from and after the 18th of JuIy
the date OF the passage of the new law, is being
prepared by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, and will shortly be published
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RILIEvRD.

Special orders from the headq uarters Of the
army are issued relieving from duty, in the
Middle Department, Brevet Lieut. Colonel An
tnony Heger, Surgeon. and Brevet Major Geo.
ID mc6ill. Assistant Surgeon. L. S. A, and
directing them - report An person for tempo
rary duty 70 the Medical Director. Department
OF the East New York city.
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RY G1KIN 4 WILLIAHS, A1ctsooeon.

CHANGEIY eALK OF A yALuABLl IN
chusetts avenue, between eth and Sch streets
BY deere. Of the Supreme o,srs Of the District
Of July, a; D; isss: and paSsed IN :
oi.esstt es al are dsiends nss, (no SIS ssuisy
isss, on fRipAY. he Tth ssy. Of August, 4. D.
is "a {. ss that seis q
avenue eighteen Cisl feet northWsstv srdiy Of In.
southeast corner Of Lot tselye,ti1J IN square
teen, $751; and running thence north sstWardiy
along said avenue eighteen tls feet thence north.
esstxardly. and q right angles With ssid avenue,
thirty seven ana MY nine hundredths (a % ioob
dred,hs ta = 1909 fest TO the line Of street norts
eighteen tls) feet thence south thirty siK ana for
g i've husaredt hs tss e lool feet. thence north.
right snglss forty one. and my nins hundredtks
al - lUl feet to the place e. beginniag. contsin
ing about fourteen handred aud tnirty q = sausre
ket. more or lee together with the building and
The terns q s.ie. = prescribed By tire said a.
cree, ere One third cs.h, ssA thr baianse % -
P.in II sasei instainssss In sil; nine twelve ssl
70 =; e a s.S
payment 70 be secu red By the bon1e % the purcAa
ser OF purchasers With . surety or sursties 70 b
x y: Or oh the enc :; -
the said sale by the order Of the court. Stamps
ant ~ ancfse ct the cast Of the purchaser n
the terms OF fale ere not complied with wtthfs i've
sh, 70 resell At the !isk ana cost Of the ssSssit
ing pu rel sser or purchasers, upon week. no
tice nv advertisements IN the Nsiionsi Inteiii-
ssnesr and the ssssaas 90 Sssr ,.Y,.,
= yuecAds SRHEE 4 wILLfA9s. Sncts.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Cotton steady at 36ass
cents Flourdun; Southern duh and dropping
at $9.5Oa$l53. Wheat dull. Oats dull and
heavy. eefsteady. Pork steady. Lard dull
and unchanged. Whisky % 20a&2.25. Gold
l5OH; Sterling Exchange nominal.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoEeREes.-The Senate
to-day by vote Of 20 70 10 agreed to adjourn
on Saturday next, esth inst Strenuous efforts
were made 70 Ar later day. So.
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ExPELLHD-The latest proceeding OF that
extraordinary asse nblage, the Tennessee Leg.
islature, which transacts business without a
quorum, and records members as refusing to
vote, who are locked up when their names
are called, Is reported by telegraph this morn.
In dispatch from Nashville dated yesterday.
wnien says;-"Messrs. Porter, Marble, Foster,
bf''ie' Martn and Williams, members CT the
tennessee House Of Representatives, were ex-
Pehed to-day The two latter were the mem :
oers recently arrested. Speaker HeiskiiI, of
tne mouse was relieved from duty at his own
request for the remainder of the term. ana
Judge Norman was elected ins,ead ~ y
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nUEFIELD CELEBRArED Hans.
THE OLDEST AND BIsT BRAND N TIL

Dufheld was the 6rst 10 rive character 20 Wa
tern ans; his cure 10 iRrariablv good: soAe BET
Capital in qualify and Acknowledgements AIb,on.
rood fer an Emperor Lirerpoel xsrcsrv.
Dumelds celebrated Hsms have been the
Orleans Picayxne. They have been s!arced seven
hr0 premium., including medal from the werldS
ciety, lsH: QnreA and for ale 20 the trade by
ChAkInS pCiIIkLD. Chieaso, uliseis.
In Baltimore. SO tfercss j1st arrived. jef,ins
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pROPOSALs FOA FURNIsHING ARTICLE,
AT THE WAHHINGTON NAVY YARnn ~
IMPATIENT OF TRB INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. petition Of ths :HR.ES !SIy q, 1875
self, and As administering Of william T.. Huntsr.
OF cincinnati, Ohio. praying Tor the extension Oh
patent granted TO the said Gsrdner N AID aJ.
mipistrator and 70 himself October 3, 1857. FOR An
a. fioughs" for seven years from
the 18th day Of October, 1855 ''.'' VI
=. tits ordered that the said petition b heard #
the Patent Once on Monday. the 18th day OF Octo-
ssL next 81 y o'clock M .ad ~ lersOns are no
Why aid Sstion ought lot 70 Be- sr.St.s ne' navs'
nle IN the Patent Once their objoctiouo cp~cisiiy
e. 10TH n writing. ct least sscsn days before re
70 81 u ssSsr 3, al ss'sinony asd either party
once, Which will b furnished on sDplieotios'
4. OeHoeluons snd other papers relied upo0 = to-
I'm Say Mrst Dc asd tie once before
fe. dsys after AHng the tcetinouv "''A'.
,h Icssd, aso that THE nsttce b publishsd In
Inc nseingeneer and the Bepublf ean, Washia efon
y. ana n the Oomnsrcial. Oincinnafi. Ohio
nrst OF said publications to BE- 1t least sixty dsvs
previous TO the day Of hearing.
Commissionsr Of Ratepts.
copy and nd their Ssil: 20 $3.50 800. m 80
paper containing ehts notice. jy IS .iavSW
486 1kkNoh SinlHoARD PRINTS. A0S
A beautiful assortment light sud dark erou nda
... AARKRlrIRS,
No. ass Seventh strest
oors shove O6A Fellow Hail.
pfSsIEs sss - be- II say Ssasaaes 4 a.
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THE ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE.
A salute of one hundred guns was fired YES .
terday b. the friends Of the Administration in
Washington, in honor of the admission OF the
Tennessee Senators and Representatives to
their seats in Congress
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SECOND EDITION.
s O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
q e WASHINGTON. Jnly IS, 1see.
Jay Cooke : %. furnish the following

NEW YORK Y1ReT BOARD SAILS.
Coupons, lO7f; Five Twenties, i662. LOG 4;
Frye Twennes, 1854, lOaA; Five Tventes,
1876, i4x; Ten Forties, TX; seven Thirnss,
1885,; Gold. 150S.
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CoSFIRhATloNs.-Amon the officers nomi.
mated and confirmed TO brevet rank BY the Sen.
ATE on Monday were the following: To be
Lieutenant Colonies, Brevet Majors George
Beil, Compissary OF Subsistence, and r. -
Camp, J. @. q. Lee, Jas.+M. Moore, Assistant
QUartermasters
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EOR SAIL, NO, 9-The large bay HORSE,
l. Charlie belOngir to the estate of the late Or
Gedgfn. will be sold AZ the Bazaar OF Messrs W all
Co on SATURDAY, the 18th instant. the family
ola valuable horse will have COED opportunity
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E.la-f A-' - II TAB e. - q n f.aa
.GE~EF IEnTE renfrwEs
Ia - fssstl n' f.t rEa crfrisr rs-tf
- - ars d 20, s.a EassS 50 ar - 8
esfrr' -
pEs y - .tsiea-sss - bs-,s9la slsssss
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E0R non 11rIHTION Oh INOONTTNIT0u
OF urine. irritation, innamnation or ulcer ssto1
sne bladder q Kidneys, dissasse Of the DroctrSte
brick dust depesit, and I'll dieeesss e HisSass.
pooH9iX ~ ~ HI Sns;Is!ss SScYlliHEs, ne EiIH
Land st Last, novel, BY kdmund ~ y:
Sss pnenie Keller, novel, 80 cts. Four Yesss
Ander:c4vii. Prison. SW syIo,ss' 1I. III. :: q
Andrsy !ohason, sI47s. uapsleoni Life Of Ca.
ms fRAHoK fAYLos.
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III T. oorHHI NOSES BATES
- c5Sfi4FS SG!! y esfNSS:as
GENERAL Commission xERcu1vrs
No. 102 0kAv1GR 6TREIf,
.'-- 0BW OILEANs,

strict attention 1givss to the purchase ana ..le
'.s1aen0. ny H6
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LOCAL NEWS.

An INTERESTING CAsH--The Rien Of tu
Cooperation % Collect Tosssoe MONDAY,
oorpoi,On ssainss W Barn ass sr ., OF
the schooner Annapolis, 70 recover tonnage
duty, under the act Of the Oouncils providing
for the appointment Of q harsor master. and
Mr.. r. s. Davis appeared for the defence. snd
argued that the provisions OF the law were in
violation Of acts OF Congress regulating the
coasting trade, and also of section To- articN ist,
Constitution Of the United States, which pro-
vides that n State shall levy q tonnage duty
on vessels Of another State without the con-
diction under the act OF the Corporation. and
gave in dgement for the Corporation. An ap-
peal was taken and a writ OF oerfiordri was
next term OF the District supreme court IN
General Tenn. which convenes in November
next.
LOST AND FoUNpSLast night. about go
o'clock. gentleman called NJ the police head
quarters and reported thai between and
O'Clock. Mrs. A Jewell, while on q street car,
between eth and sth streets, on Pa avenue,
lost her satchel, containing about eI 900. Nine
SlOO notes, one $50 note, and some smaller
o.is; She described man, who, in her
and followed the Trail the greater part OF the
night This morning they were prepared 20
recommence, when they were notified that
the money was recovered py the owner
DOUBTFUL CrRREScY.-There is in circula-
ton large number Of Ss notes Of the somerset
Bank, Of Worcester county, Nd; also, SIS of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank, Of Greens
bcro, Md, and 2's and Us OF another Maryland
bank. A number Of our citizens have taken
them, but the banks here refuse them, being
uncertain as to the existence OF any such instI-
tutions. IL possible that inch banks do exist.
but the bankers here have no knowledge of
them. The notes are all new. apparently gust
issued.
THE ADVANTAGE OF ADvKRTIsING.-Ag gen.
tleman w no advertised in yesterdays Star for
female copyist, bad received % applications
4 n'clnck fn-da
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THE ADVANTAGE OF ADvKRTIsING-Age gen
tleman who advertised in yesterdays Star for
a female copyist, had received % applications
up 10 l O'Clock to-day
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STEAM

Combining the maximum OF efficiency, dur.h,htv
and economy with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorsbly known,
more than 800 being In use. All warranted satis-
factory or no sale
Descriptive circulars seat on application.
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
vALu "a SEoI ISRESxEp !, PHS{9Ra5ER gEr

" <o-St-
RY THos. DOwLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPRoyEp .PRoPERTY In
On TUESDAY, August ID, .. Q o'clock ;. IN
Nil sell in iron. q The Prsmses part Of Eos No
bstW cen Hark ct ana Pososse Ssrsss. o. a5 20
running back $50 feet to . ,soot wide alley The
built snd nearly new Frame Dseliins House is no.
33. containing eight rooms and cellar; water ana
diately.
Immediately After
ab street between HisS and MarHst strsets To-: and
Of large. we'll built t.o story Frame Buif Hn,s.
which ha: been used e . .c.y and candle f.ctOry'
s:sns .nd r nss
with interest 5, q sfu.
on the property, Conyeysncing and ssamps ct the
~ sd THos. BOWLING, Auct.
pR0PosALe WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
rT.ms oh. ss.s for
aRs f iYI I. sEs M e. Architect ;.Tiss
EOR SALE CHEAP-A fine HORSE.
=. for buggy or 81 ode. the owner having N
G, bet. i4th and istS. Waa-a.
FOB sALk.TyO HORSES, one the finest fam
! ily horse In the city; also, Young man 5 sad
use for them. Inquire At this once. " "a 81
A PRIVATE eALE-One fine oak COTTAGE
"A SET; two three ply Ingram Carpets, one fne
Troy Cooking Stove, with utensils, Black Walnut
Hat R.el, nne RsfIissrato,, one sne ParlOI Crate
cheap Apply q No. SOS. between d and 3, on
SECOND HAND LUMBER. SASH, DOORS,
= AND FRAMES,
FOR sale q redroed gTiee:; in lots 70 SUIT pur-
leland bst. , and e: .outh, ns.T The Gov:
2Oth, where Government buildings are being taken
down. liz 2a-ot.
RY EA0LE q CO., Aucuonesu.
u eales-rooms Ho. 2Ss Psnnsylvania avenue.
Hasls . %. v1n g1vs thsir Dsryonal sstsns1oa %
the sale Of Real State and Household furniture q
the residences Of amiliee deelisins hossskeellnG.
Also, 70 the SEES Of stocks q Groceries and Her.
Harness. DC asel-H
TEsNEssfE BUTIlRI rssr. ,U--,.,
i AN sgain in rscsiRt Of nrst quality last
couny. N. W. BUROHBLL,
fner 18th and q streets,
under Dobitt HoaDs.
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pe.T sbs esss, Sesissis nv ed sVcCSb
HAND IUnEiTgRE The highest rice s.sA
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zsINA sra go
.sgafFs * 90 ~ tai -. q
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i TRNNEssIE RurrERf
10, sssn in ,5sssilt Of h,ss aSsiity last
co1oY. n W. BUROHBLL,
fner 18th and streets,
under Dbbitt Hoaos
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sh- $500 aaa as 17rF azssq t1
as t-r-sD 4. ~ a - sFs-asff tH.TE.a ~ -
-eaa. fs4r-- 4ata a.ls EFss - 49, -
T1EEs4 y a.
.Tatsftgs ~.
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We are now selling COAL of the following.
viz: .- ~ " 'S.'
Locust Mount White Ash at Ss.7s De r ton.
Diamond Vein Red Ash st SO
We are now prepared TO furnish Coal by the
Cargo. at Phfladephia prices
Now IL the time for families to mt in their win
ter supply. 3. p. BROWN SON,
Jy24- ass 9Th st, bet Il and street,
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RY EA9LB q 90, Auctioness.

Has,s 2 %. I'm siys their ler.ona, attention .
the residencs Of antilles declinin9 houoskeS
Also to the sees Of stocks q Groceries and 0of.
ehandiee q even dssoriDdoa, Hessss, Osrna1ss,
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SIZZLING OUT AT COST at the Cosmo oolitan
- Cigar Store, No 2O2 Penn a avenue ad oinine
dammsck Restaurant. The attention Of deaiere
ono others 10 calk TO the superior brands OF oil.
SARS BY the box or thousand. 40 the stock mnst
Dc sold By the first day Of August ct less III An New
York or Baltimore prices Also, two StSOW "a.
jy D-3ts RE HAyRs
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DIsSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.-Notice
fo1. s.9s sdisSy sysn that tHs hereto
McAfE1, under the name Of Miller MI Afse. II
this day dis.oiyed. vhe business will hereafrer be
SG i acted % the old stand, By J. H. McAfss on
~ Is eod3w III McArrr
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J. c. HOADLEY 4 CO.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-29

BRADFORD (farbis) gu 50 uuo 81 Soften
berlrtheilt.
Besen unfittli6teit iuuroen fnlsenoe
Sorbige:
go. Wlegaen, NfanOa Bright, 8as5eI
8arbes, Nfartba 2eipis, Dennis 8ran :
iieIb, @farD @nberiou, Sobn SIenins,
gf goitin, Oscar gtapicr, Seize glen<
ling, Som Mfc9lee, Som 0fobinlon,
gb. Sobuion, @eSle1 Sail, @m. 9eb>
man Sim 8attle gu 81 uub l Soften;
@fare Cog, Rbilipp Sarrifon, Senrs
SuOfon uso 9ueinoe y8cters 81 10 Saf
gen strbeitsbaus; 9lniie Sud6lefoM,
9Ragse gouaros, afanba Sunt, Sane
Sutton, 2i3sie 9otuenS un6 Malperna
5mitb gu Is Sa9en Grbeitsbaus; elm
Beiber, giamens Sames Sones gu Is
Sa9en 9lrbeits9auS bernrtbeilt.
Meeen ber6otenen Spieleus erbielten
ole Sarbigen @m. OrDberL gSm. Sif=
man uno Bob 9oluers 10 Sage eIrs
beitsbaus.
8tl So!uarO tpe9en Sruufenbeit,
bate S. uao 81 Soften gu 3abIea, !,
B. GibiIre9tsfaIIe.
Die Sbulbforberl1ngen bon 10 farbis
gen aldgeru segen 5 @eiBe un6 4 Sur
bige INT 8etrag bon 1888, tuuroe gu
8uuiten Ser &ldger entl9ie6en.
Granbile 2eipis ber[anete, baB Wat
2er0is (beibe far6ig), ben Srieoen
battle. Buroe auf ben 81, bs, Wfts.
perido5en.