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Prom the New York He7hld.
The Veto of the Civil Rights Bill--
The Signal Of Another Political
Revolution

hN NNtR " tut AtfAA - e"tA
The Signal Of Another Political
Revolution.
President Johnson's veto Of the Civil
Rights bill is before our readers. They viii
fnd it no halfway remonstrsnce, bat s
brosd, sweeping and comprehensive relec-
ton OF the measure His objections on
constitutional grounds exhibits this bill 81
Involving the most aagrant devices for
overriding the reserved rights Of the Ststes
in their legislatures and Judicial tribunals
ever stten pted in Congress. We had sup
nosea this bill, in a new SHAPE, E5rt Of re
production Of the old Fugitive Slave issyi
but. under the searching analysis OF An
drew Johnson, It appears thousand times
80 than the rejected Freedmeus Buroau
srperineat, saa no hing less than bill Of
uneon stiluiional ak0sniaslons RON begin
Tbe obiectous suhmitted agaiHsi the frst
sertIop of the ball, however are those which
marx The smpasaahle barrier between him
snd the ruling radicals Of Congress. he =
oDnosea 20 the recognition at present ey
- Of the blacks ss citizens OF the United
ststes. and no l. opposed 20 any further ie-
si,lstion by copgress affecting me CONES
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NATURES
NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

RIO natural or srtih sisl compound hss yet been
IN discovered or nanufastg red that equals these
waters Is preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, 80 prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for yesrs, with tho most beneficial ei-
fects.
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Go 70 Bryant, straytou s Co.'S Nashville
Business College i5f thorough education
IN b9oE-NSsPng, Fcumanship, Oommsr-
noIship, Settlements, Sc
send Tor College Paper, Circular, 1c.
Address BRYANT, SrRATIUN NCO.
octla-Iv
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.


NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Co-Book
N aud Job Printers, and publishers Of the Da-
N aud Weekly Union, lrinter's Alley. between
Union and. Deaderick streets.
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First GLASS Steamers,
s U FIFE R E & s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT a Co:

TARRANT a Co.
Gentlemen-l am a resident Of Curacoa, and have
been disposed % write b you concerning The roal
value d your sELILER APEKIENr A. a remedy
or indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 20 e1pre-s
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
bElILkh has done my wife
for iour or hTe years my wife has be5n sadly
ahicisd WITH Dyspepsias aud siier beng under the
tieatmeni Of several Doctors for two or three year,
ahe was hnaly Induced " seek the advlce Of =
learned Physician, Doctor CaDalis, o. Venezuela
Eno s, lmmedlaeiy treated her with. your BIER
NESCEhT SELlZER APERIENT, she BEGAN 10
improve al once, and b. DOW PEKFECrLY WELL
ieel it % Be my duty for the good Of humanity %
MAKE this statement, feeling that medicine % val
uanle should be widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat
Ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours
). D. q. HENRIQUER,
New i0rkt June -, o. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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WH. So WurH
MAJOR aod Proves Marshal GrusfaI
For sale, Wholesale aad rstzIi ~ bEAKf. bE
M0NILLE q 90. Nashville, Team.
ociiT-tu sat dassm
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Administrators Notice.

HAFlhG qualified a. Administrator on ths g.
II ale oi l0ha d. Hall. deceased, tnis e. -o no-
ty ~ perscus having claims arsust -tIl esIaia Ti
de hem with me sithn the tine brs-rrhrl ~
iaa, " they siil - barred, sad tf1aa Jndahtsl 10
c0ne iorHard and make payment.
isais-g I0lfs Htf SMITH atar'r
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tsnt Discovery

No insns name Is more intimately connected
with tie history OF MATERIA hEDlCA Of the
United Ststes, or more faForahiy known as po-
uteT 10 Medical Discovery than that Of
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a 49, 4, iloN lRlsHNsN Checks on the u
ser eSnklng &C., Belfast, Ireland. in auaas
0i Il 70 sic for sale at c. N. Oriway's B-o-
ker Oilce, No. IS College street. O.
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Browns Bronchial Trochss


HAytsa A DIarcr NTt1rscr Io raE rsEr. owe
innEprkrE EfIIrr
zoe Brenehltis, Asthma, Catsrrh. Consumr-
tive aud Throai Disease.
raocHss sAH csrD vuH alus,a s1o1 sco.rsr
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sFEAKEll3
will ina Troches useful Boz clearing lla ya.ga af-r
taken bei0rs singing CT sp-ska.. and rcliasu.. ,..
throat after an unusual sHsrl1l of ta. ra..I a..a.
the Troshss are recommended aud presented ly
Physiciahs, snd have bsI te.umouas.s ilam .H..
nsut men throughout the country. Hotaz sa a-t-
cle Of true merit, and having progei tls.r eiaeaav
BY test Of many years, each year finds tlsal u ..
ditonal localities In various parts OF ihs a1rid arf
the Trochos are universally pronounced better tI.14
other ARTICLES.
Obtain only "BE0ws's HGl,gii,l T. irbHEs.H uuI
do not take any Of tbs woHb.ess limitations t.a.
me- be offered.
sold everywhere .u tho United States. 14Ii FJr-
slgu Cou ues, al 81 cents per box.
Jaulz-5m
FucE EaoH VicsaHr z4.-
VicEssuns, Nts, Agz. @, Ises.
Dr. Jssu BuH-DsurSir. . 1m hsppy t8 state I,
yol shat have "a ed jour vlllaaia J,tlrou B.lia.-
sith RTeat benefit 10 my-e ~ general itrI.Is sv had
prostitution Of ny system pro-Hcct by lrr ur-
healthy and mui-matc influence 1l iEr aI...a.r.I..
uFeF around Nick-5urE. having been FItn t.a.raI
Grants army throughout .ts eIcIr sJgthrfn .lfH.
paign- lcJuh4suLY foC0ufnauI itr u4s t1 Old i.rr.
sons who are exposcii0 lahsa,hy climates.
H. W. FoaLu.
Agent U. 3. Sanitary Commiss.0u.
L1UHyLtE, kr sept Id. IsEl
On the Z3d ~ Juiy last, ] sgHu.tri thr5uel s1
agent of mue, % the Medical Director af tla o..
pariment Of the Amy Of tue CuuleI.ald, q SAM
pie d my Ceiron hitiers, Or Iuspoenon. and r..
quesied Z, AIR snaiTsls. he .ouna % nsutousus d
nanyuou ami approve its use snouE our saiItr-.
1he following b. the artil-.i a uso tors reply a1I
s2so Gen. kos-cTsns' peFu.sHi1u io slip .sU Iaz-l
atonce, ~ have it sold Io auIiers.
Joas 8rrl.
al am satisfied that Ceir5n Btiers strI 81. r4
harm ~ nny oue f taken properly and 10 fHa.i--t.
u0n. sea no objection io Ur. bul e fen.- usrl..-
I'D 70 dispose of 4 10 suffers
HEsEI A. Tauusrav
Surgeon and Medical Director. D g."
hEADeUkETEEs IrFsar. o. rHF fUnaEaftaU.
NAsHuLLE. IEss.. July 20. i--i.
Dr. John Bulls agent SIR. --. H1F reruIIss.Hl
70 ship % Nashville Tcnn.. IS gfrss or ~ Ia-a1
Of Bulls Cedron bitiers, iof sale % suter .E tae
army only.
The regulations of the Treasury DepaF.mrlt afa
% b. compiled with strcily.
By command of Mai. Gen. ko=s-raus.
WH. So Wuu.
MAJOR aod Proves Marshal Gaaalaf
For sale, wholesale aad retail ~ bEAKT, bE.
MoNlLLE 90. NASHVILLE Team.
octiT-tu sat daEsm
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our land 70 give this
remedy 3, trial couvi1eed that by IL timely Use
many may - relieved. macy cured Of Dyspepsia
hearthurns Sour stomach, SICK Headacae Diazi-
ness, Indigestion, Fles. CostFeneas, Bilious A.
tscE-i LIVER Complains, Rheumauc Ahactions' &c
kaad the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with "a Il lot
ue. and DO not use the medicine sgsinst the aiyce
d your Physician.
Manufactured only By TARRANT 4 Co, ~
6reenWch street. New York
S@rfsr sale ~ al DruEdsts. rnvfIv
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1 tsined reputation auss wide spread ssl, st cog
Int 81 North America. But the croWnt oyhJ her
life remains 70 be attained in his di coconyegry
rather combination, for he does not claim 10 nave
teen the discOYerer Of ClDRON, Whch ~ the basis
Of the Btters now offered 10 the public That hon.
or belongs 70 the native inhabitants OF Central
America, 10 whom its virtues have been known tOI
more than two hundred years Armed with Il the
lndian bids defiance 20 the most deadly maarla,
and handle without fear, the most vsnomons ser
pents. It Is a belief with them, that while there il
bFe Ga in toe body the Cedron s potent 10 cuIe, no
mAfter Whist the disease may be.
While D-. Bull is not prepG cd 20 endorse this eX,
travagant pretsusion, be b. nevertheless satisfied
rom a thorough eNaminstlon of the evidence rea'
ting 70 its virtues, that a remeay and preVenta-
tive for an disease arising nom exposure. e thef
10 the weather or climate, or 10 miasmauc iniuen'
ces II siaufa
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Read This.
sam. r. SMITH,

(Latc A. T. SatA d Erg..J
No. y North Cherry street, ,Cby Ra5srtf'
old stand,l keep the Finest Family Grl-s-
ries, Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson Coon
~, Bourbon, and Rye Wbiakics, auI ava
rious assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Auas
cheap as eau be had In the city. Alive ask
is 10 give US a call and see fof youretyrs
dec2s-tf
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In Dyspepsia.

and Us attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CHARM than a medicine. There y moth
ing Ia the whole range Of Msterla Medlca that eau
Or moment bear comparison with it in TINS dis-
osse.
fil account OF this wonderful plant may be
fouud IN the ilth edition Of the L. 5. DIsponsatoTy
pages 1851 ana lSSS
a series OF experiments in which Dr. Bull hss
been r yesrs engaged has Just be n brought 10 a
~ cessful termination. and he is now enamed 70
ofer 10 the public = combination OF OhukoN Win
other approved tonics, the whole preserved 10 the
hs'st quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he l- confident hss no equal IA the word.
de might furnish volume or certificates, but the
public have long Elnce learned 90 estlnato fuch
things by ther true vslue. The falest plan Is tor
every one 20 test foT himself the yirtubsI new
medicine.
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In Chancery a. McMinnuiie.
pruurrtuv urrr ~ t.

A. r hzmulsr. comps mast.
70. bil - -e.l Land.
Major mergor Kaiaa. 4ef-1iaut
N this Gauss it tapp-srrg ID the sai s--1n 1i re
CifrE and Mastar tlat tnr aHoFs aalaI arielai1l.
b. noS-resideui 0' The state of Ianar-ss 20 Oh st
ile Ordinary proes=a cf las rau1ul lr -rrsrf uFan
hini- "a - there fore ordered fHat pufl.-ai d.
mles i0r four successive aesl.s. Iu ilr stslsI.is
Duiou, a ueEspauer Published in hHHrF.ar. Tee
nessee. re4ufrInr SAID dglcl.fzuf t1 anfaaf nn OBJ.
hnt day 81 our urEt Couri, o. D. nril ri tirhi 1-
vile, on the fla Monday u Hsrsa. isfu o. Oil. u
ansFrr dsnur b. romrIlIua tii, or tl.a .s...n
aIl b. taken r0nlrsaaf q. a. t1 h1u. alI -af H.r
heanns sxpar 2. -. MURfJAit AN
fstlzt-ssi ~ .. &. huEs. u. o.
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uTIISON. J. W. CO.-Manufaeturers and
w Wholesale and Retail callers Ia Tic, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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Dissolution of 0 copartnsrshln

'ns Nop arinerehip 1eEetofose knoEu unser tte
y arn aaf siyl- ~ HUGH - a sALTsrs.
fhoto3r.gnefs, n mutuailY d.szoiEe,4 from -,
d@ie, y. Hughes fsalrnF from The coucors IN
= nAii-fazl aEsuullE su1 lqlIlziinT Al drirs ~
he ate drm. HUaHEs q slf-Tesfss
FefTgarv I'm 1sfE.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a eathsrtic, and a valuable remedy for RheumS-
hsm, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects arc most
ssluiary in Lung Diseases. Il is an almost sure
cure for scroida, and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia AS "a preventive and cure tor all Bilious
DersnRements it stands unriyslied.
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Ginseng, Feathers, Besswax.

TUX highest MARKET prics ~iIl b paid, in soois
q ca-h, a. the Drug store q X. r. jenkins a
-, Ne- - Nortn m.rEst street. CTom Wels' cd
statdi iof 6i1-enE, Fusihsrs s1d fiss-war A.
nuch - A.nu0 ihs. elnasnE Ezatai.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

NJ ERRl1T & HlLL-Deslers IN Wall Paper
NI Window Shades, WinuOw Glsss, and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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For sale At this Oface, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheEp for eash.
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Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
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IN retrlug from iha shove Grua, I sesd.v .s,
F.el = 30. - filslis % ny Old frisads isr ihe
snd iflsi th.s they VI conf nss y a. -, - i
~ - l.linef NJ aaitsuau. lssng sssersli thst
-1... - -. s..eat and Hiil 80 ersrT onor %
=. y HQ0akz
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BAHKEKS AND BROKERs.

OTIS, e. A.-Attorney and Councillor 81 Law,
" once 42SS Cherry 81: p. .. Box 74s.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insuranee CompanIes.

OARET & SMITH, Nos. Sc and ss Union street
~ Cup stairsl represent the following Companies
htns of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tEn, fhoaniK and knlckerbocizer LIE Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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For Rant

THAT eieEaui 5toIs On ihs corner Of tbs e,u.rs
- snd Sslef s-reei EnoEn - the Consms-cssi in-
srrsnra ottce, Per terrna, csIl os
0k0. 6HLELue q CO.
io1ls-A - aad 81 CoaeEs strasl.
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE & Observation-Disclosures and Retail
u Booksellers. StsuOners, and News Agents,
10. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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HOME AGAINil

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
trimmings, NVorstcds. Zephyr.
&c, SC.
to the old home, 1 would respectfully B.
form she Ladies OF Nashville tuat We viii
DO prepared 20 manufacture any kind oI
Gods, TGsseis, Buttons, Fringe,
&c., &c.,
as good and Us cbeertully as Formerly.
OSCAR EJHME 400.
noyl--u So. o Julau .tr-al
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CLAIM AGENTS. &c.
COAL AND WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
n and litlsburg Cad Wood sawed and split IN
stove lengths. Ofice 49 Church street. Yard on
Rolling MhlBlll, south Of Broad All orders filed
promptly.
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INSURANCE.

IN &. DFLANY. Attorney at Law and War Claim
II. Agent, Clevelsnd, Tenn. noy2b-ly
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BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERs.

DERRY DUMONT, Bell and Brasa Foundsrs,
Il Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Brass work,
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, OIL well tu-
bing and pump, gum hose, packing. spelter, solder
and bsbblt, No "A Broad street, near The uVer.
marlf
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.


ATTORNEYS ar LAW.
ClAMPBELL. MoRwEN GROEsBECK, AttOr-
tle Courts. Collections promptly sttended to {;
also claims AGAINST the United States and vouchers
collected. Office u North Cherry street. Up stars
OTIS, K. A.-Attorney and Councillor at Law.
" once ~ Cherry st.; p U. Box fiS'
BANKEKS AND BROKERS.
TaIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Governmeut Deposi-
Il t.ry-No. 90 College street, between Union
aud the PuDlic Square dealers in Uneurrent
Money Exchange, Coln, aud Government Secun,
ties oi all kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly al
A. q. saxrozD. Pres't. JAS e. OaDES .Cashr.
X. 6. JAnIs0E, Assistant Cashier.
NFARR, THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
Nj College streets, buys and sells Gold, incur
rent Money Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collecuons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
CEOOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street, desls IN Exchange, Govern
attended 20 j. LUzsDEN, Cashier.
rTHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals n Exchanges Government securities
and Com. Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". W. BERRT, President. EDGAR JOINS, Cashier
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMOET, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
II Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Brass work.
dealers 10 gas steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
bing and pump, gum hose, packing spelteri eO.der
and bshbit, No. a Broad street, near The nVer.
narli
hook AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
N and Job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
IN and Weekly Union, lTlnter's Alley, betWeen
Union and. Deaderlck streets.
BREWERY.
CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL
= FRANK, successors 20 NJ. ). Drucker. brewers
Of Ale &nd Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile. Tenn. decSly
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
CINGLkTON, x. -Bookseller, Publisher
- StatOner aud Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Building.
CARHIAGE mhEUFACTURERs
NdYER5 & HUNT-MRnufacturers Of all the
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TINNERs, Nc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
O Business Agents, over York's Book Store, S61z
Union strt ct, Nashville, Tenn. suS6-6m"
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COLLECTING AGEaTs.

II S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
III. collects Note Accounts, sc, 10 Middle Ten
no see Office at State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
raj Court Room. 7 u. Lock Box 81. Ecs adYer-
hsement in another column. ldec9- Gm
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic and diuretc Of h ghy beneficial charac-
ter, and Ii positive remedy for DIABETES Gravel
Calculus, Irritation snd In fismatou of the Kidneys
and Bladder, sEd has most sinugsrly actye effects
IN restoring these organs when deb'italed by l0ng
disease. Females who have suffered tor years from
Irregularity, and the distressing diseases known
only 10 their ser, haTs been entirely cursd BY the
faithful and judiclous use Of Columb an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named springs, In so careful and
secure manner that they preserve al their me-
dcinsl value for years, AID will BE- found equally
ethcscioCs when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when taken directly from the spring.
Be10are.of limitations and Lgfsri0r Waters.
The coIks Of al genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the SIDE Of the
cork. thus:
c9SasTss Coz 3 3 J W1TEH' Ga' EsrIAE wATEH, ;
JCOLUNBIAS WArER,
CO 4. s. CO.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable fo-
shipment 10 any part Of TIE world. Congress and
Empire Waters In boxes, containing 4 Dozen PIuts
or Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
IN boxes coma ming 4, or Dozen Hall Pnts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and firstclass GroceFs.
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has 50 long
enjoyed In Central America and the West Indies. -
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Window Glass, Putty,
IGARDEN SEEDS,
Finest Brands Cigars and Tobacco
Wines andLiquors,
Very due for Medicinal Purposes.

WE warrant al the shove articles to be Fresh
w and Pure, and viii he sold st the lowest
market rates. We invite the attention Of our olR
eusomers and the public, and request a call aud
an examination Of our stock and prices before ma
KING their purchases.
The Prescription Department will be under the
special cOutrei Of a thorough Chemist. and var
rant all prescriptions entrusted % US will he accu-
rsteiy manipulated, st all hours day or night
feb4-3m
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CAEHI4GE MhNyFACTUHERs.

MYERS HUNT-Msnuiacturers Of all the
M Latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages and
B1ggies, Express Wagons and Carryal.s, " North
Market street.
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NRw.JRRsEY NEWS.

ORGANIZATION OF COUNTY TEMPERANCE
afternoon In the Baptist Church Groyet jersey City,
for the purpose Of organizing County Temperance
Association as an auxiliary the State Temperance
Association recently organized at New Brunswick The
Rev. W. II. Parmly presided and the Rev. j. w. Gusts
acted as Secretary. constitution prepared by
committee previously appointed was presented and
adopted after which the following officers were eectsd
Presdent-Mr. John Sheyile. Vice dsnts-Tke Rev.
w. " Msbon, the Rev. II. Msbbi samuel Clarke the
Rev Mr.. L. Ellison and Robert Martin. sscrearyD, For
man. Treasurer-F. b. BETS. Managers--rhe Rev. j. w
GUSTS Ju.tus Saer the Rev Mr. Meter Dr. Mattison md
Daniel PiekenA =, ~ -.t
In the evening an interesting meeting. which was
largely attended was held Ia the church. at which
addresses were delivered by the Rev Mr.. Gusts the
Rev. Mr.. Tunison, the Rev. IT, n. Smith and others.
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On the night Of the 18th of January last the
clothing store Of Abraham Marks, No. 81 New-Cbam.
bers-st was entered by burglars, and goods to the
amount Of $50 stolen. Among the articles stolen was
On overcoat beopgpg TO Sergeant Schoomnakero Of the
Fourth Precinct Sergeant Wilson and Officer Horbilt
and Mullen OF the Fourth Precuct received Information
that the giary had been committed by John Pagan,
Morris Moses Frank Taylor and others, and the three
frst-named were arrested. Moses confessed 70 the
robbery and implicated the others He added that the
stolen goods had been sold 20 Berpard Lewis Propre
tor Of clothing store az NO. % Baxterst and William
Wolf owner Of pawnsbop m Jackson.st The former
admitted that he had purchased some cloth from Moses
bnt denied having any ne the time In bis possession
Re was then arrested, and. AFTER short imprisonment
BID where several Of the stolen articles we're concealed
IN his store VOLTS establishment was then visited
the proprietor arrested and several Of the articles
recovered including Sergeant choomnakers cont Be-
fore bis arrest Wolff also denied having any Of the
stolen property In his possession Yesterday the prs
oners were arranged before Justice Bowling at the
Tombs, aud committed for trial without bail Wolf
was held on two charges OF receiving stolen goods.
The three hrstnamed prisoners, together with the
gang TO which they arc attached arc charged with
having, the night of the Goth ut entered the cloth
ing store Of Isadore Barnard No. lfg Chathamst and
stolen thereron clothing TO the amount Of s300 The
prsoners admit their guilt and state that they sold the
proceeds oftbe robbery to Wolff. When the officers
attempted 10 arrest Wolff he threatened to shoot them
with pistol which be took ffsnh drawer.