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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05
In Chancery at McMinnville.

Caroline Tovles and selie N. Gibbs, coulplsinsnts
vs.. Patn Roach Henrietta Roach. ioseDllns
Roach, and Charles kOsch. defendants.
IN this csnse Il appearing to the satsfseto, NJ
the Clerk and Master, from AFFIDAVIT thas he snove
named deiendsnts are nOn-rssideus OF he stafo ~
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process 81 ls can
not De served on tnem Il s therefore Ordered that
pubicahon be made, for four Consecutive Eeejrs
IN the Nashville Union, = Newspaper puhl.shed in
the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the said
deendAne % sppear On the frat dsy q our next
day IN March. lsee. to plead, answer or dGmur 10
eomplAinants III, or the same u be taken for con
iesseai - 70 tAerns and set Tor hearing eKparte.
J. +. M0RFORD, c, An
ieb@l-Hat' BY J. G. BILEs, b. c.
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ARRANDALE q co., Manufacturers Az

AhhAHDALk & CO., Manufacturers Agents,
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all of the above list OF goods will ho
sold Tor One Dollar each.
In consequence Of the great stsRnation Of trade
IN the manufacturing districts Of England through
the war having cut OF the supply Of cotton lar9s
quantity of Valuable JeweiTy, originally intanded
for the English Market has been sent OF for sale
in this country, and must be sod al anu Saeieel In
der these circumstances, ARIA NDALE a CO, act
ing as agents for the principal European Manuiac-
turers, nave resolved upon great GIN Asyorf.,A-
taeHt TO be divided according TO the fooHing regu-
latons:
Ceftheates OF the various articles are put into en-
YelePes indiscnminstely, sealed up. and when or
dered, are taken out without regard TO choice, and
sent by maui, thus showing no IAyoriusm. On re-
receipt OF the certificate, you will what you are
70 have, and then u Is your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not Purchasers may
thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any
set Of JeWelrY on our list for One Dollar.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05

No mans name is more intimately connected
with the history of MATERIA MEDIOA OF the
United Ststes, OF more fsTorsbly known as q. plo-
neer in Medical Discovery, than thstoi
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IbI bIOAuWayI NOV lOrk.
Or No. 254 King street, Charleston, s. c.
ab2-d4t oavV u4t
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DO NOT DESPAIRi
Although you may be pronounced incurafde ths
SamAritAl's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every vesdge of impurities from the system as we'll
ss all the bad effects Of Mercury.
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No. 263.

EOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA SPRINGS-l31
II Acres; one small Frame Building Of two rooms
fences ia order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Biaeki Two Freestone springs.
one cistarn on the nil Gl3 feet front on the Buena
Vista Pike; the entire plit il about square. On
The 49, acres are iouud nil. gleu bower, recess,
rock X h bold rel Il, prscpce, fat springs. creek
snd T0msnsc drive Inis picturesque Watering
Place, IN possession Of the light man, can be made
the most attractive sumner resort shout Nashville
and hsing only ] 4 miles from the city, IL easily
reached by privats conveyance, and no doubt be-
fore msny months will be accessible by Street Rail
road. Prce IS 800 On easy terms. Apply 10
h. q. SCOVEL, Real Estate Agent.
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Original Attschmsnt.-No 294

John H. MlIhgan Fs. Andey MllEaps.
IT sppezring from the afidaTit fled % this Csc
thaf he defendant coneeais himself OF atsoonds
thst the ordinary process czunot Be served on his
It's tberetoro ordered tnst pablicst0n Be made E5r
four successive weeks 10 the Nash fille Cuio1. no.
tying ne sud Andey Misaps % appfar bef5re
sohn Mn :, aJestce Of The Psaos ia Md so1Eills.
Mooroe couoiy, Tennessee. on the iC.h dav Of
JCne, 1885, 70 answer tcea and there fkB sad AZ.
tachnsnf e the law directs, or tn same vii IL
tzken as confessed and heard ex parte a. 70 him
This the eth dsy Of December, las.
EzArls-4FE JOHN MINIS. up.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Chancery At McAfinnville, Tenn.

FEasuAEE RuLEs, 1885,
Audiey, Mary and Thomas Harrison, and others.
" Bill 70 sell Land.
Joseph Harrison, Audley snd Elizabeth Niseulsns
ketty Mc6regor James Lawrence and wife Viz
gI1ia
IN this csuse, e appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
The Clerk and Master tfiaI the above FAMED de-
iendants uon-r eEdents Of the STATE Of Ieunes-
see. thst the Ordinary process Of law Canaot b
served upon them Is IL therefore ordered that pub
llcston BE made tor four successive weeks, IN TIE
Nashville Union, a neWspAper published IN The
city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring sad de-
fendAnis 70 spDesr OF the first day Of our next
Court, 70 b. held AZ the Court house IN Mohinn-
Vile. on the four tn Aondsy IN March psxt, teen
snd there 70 plead answer or demur % couplsin-
Anfs bill or tbe q me Will be taken Tor confessed 90
% them, AID set /. Z hearing sx parte
g.F, AORFORD, G. 4 n.
fsbls-Wiis BgJ. Q. BUS. D. g,
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Gold l27Z. Cotton dun at 39c. Dry
goods arm American prints &c higher.
Irnrrr.-,s.,r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05
No. 265.

NOR s4LE-BRICK DWELLING Of 4 rooms,
dining room. kitchen and servants room. Lot
soxl5O North Market street, next south Of dwelling
formerly occupied ~ N. FsNsrs. Puce S. go
IS 90 cash balance 10 ! and years.
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The Cincinnati Gazette saws

Somewhat Unexpectedly, lower quotations
for gold in New York were reported to-day.
With l27Z as the three o'clock report,
bankers made 27c premium an outside
buying rate, and some were not inclined 10
70 above 261zc premium. 271zc premium
became the selling rate. The offerings and
demand were both light.
Exchange was in good demand, aud in
order 90 keep up balances dealers had in
some cases 10 remit legal tenders.
The New YORK Stock msrket opened at
lower figures throughout nearly the entire
last this morning, but much Of the dec ne
was regained during the day.
There was greater activity in the money
market to-day than for a day or two past,
though il continues 10 be more particularly
manifested in the local exchanges Of the
banks than in the demands for loans.
Scarcely as active a demand for Govern
ment securities is experienced as was noticed
In our last. Quotations, however, remain
the same on all Glasses Of them.
More genial, seasouable weather gives an
impetus 20 mercantile business, aud there
u promise Of q decided improvement in
trade during the coming week.
The Produce market IS rather inanimate.
Flour holds 10 its old CURES with steady
frmness, but without any thing more than n
regular sossumptiye demand.
Ane local Gellhuu lpI CuolCe bdlil PIE OF
old Wheat is ahead OF the offerings, and the
quotations remain very firm. The best
1, rades of new are correspondingly firm, but
the inferior are hard TO dispose Of.
Corn Is little hrrner. Mixed ear COM
Inands SIC, shelled SIC, and sacked 66c.
Oats are dull and lc lower.
Rye and Barley are as nearly neglected as
heretofore.
Whisky, out Of bond, is dull and lower,
81 p being the most j. Will bring. In
bond, il is held at Csc.
Clover Seed is quiet al IS 25.
The Provision market had iifmer tone TO-
dsy, with better inquiry at figures lately
current, but holders were generally little
higher IN their figures. Mess Pork was
taEen at S25 25 and SIS so, to moderate
extent. The former figure would be paid
Tor more, but packed is not offered at less
thaa the latter rate, and not very freely at
that.
Lard would sell rather freely at lSc, but
il is not offered at less than lStc.
Bulk Shoulders are held at loo loose, and
sales were made at that, but buyers are still
endeavoring TO get them at that figure
packed. Bulk Sides were sold st lS9sc
hacked. Small sales Of Bacon Shoulders
were made fit I2}zc packed; = 10 re more
u Az most cases hsted. Bacon sldes are
held ~ -. aud clear 81 l6c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05
No. 266.

NOR SALE-FRAME HOUSE IN EdFeasld o
IT 3 sO0i Rooms, l1t 5oxiI0, third house On Gala
IN PIKE. Pnee s 5o0-e2 500 cash balance 10 one
year. interest ana len Apply 70
4. 6. sCOVEL, Real Estate Agent
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Original AttaOhment--No 800

6eorge ". Henley vs.. John Eryn.
TT appearing from the atidsyt 6lsd IN this csse
that the defendant John ETyIn sbsconds 80 thsf
tie ordIusry process cannot be served on him q Is
therefore ordered thai publication b made ior Tour
successive weeks 10 Tie Nashville Union. notifying
the ssid John EIlln &C. sppeas beloFe John Miuis :
Justice a the Peace 10 Madisouslle. Monroe
county, isnae sste, % the l6th dsy Of june lsa6.
10 ansaef thea and there the said Attachment -
the las dl ects, or The ssme Vii be isken a. coo.
iessed and heard eN parte a. 70 him. This the 9n
day az uecember, lsda.
nsrlS-ltw JOHN MINIS, Up.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05
No. 264.

EJRsALE- and q nslf sfory BRICK HOUSE,
il No lea vest side Of South Cherry Street. on
" ard, Of tour ToOme-tF0 up. snd go down starr
hFdrsnt water, good fence, st0re-room and closet
Lot 1Gl63. Price q, 001- 81 o-s cash, balance 10
aua y months interest and Aeu-
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO, I
PUmlc SQUARE, NASHVILLE,

Pubic SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
Msrch 18th, 1866.
nun, s.,,,,r,, ,,,e5 r,sclrsuas Of FREIGHT r.
n1aii,inS upc5IIed for al this Office, will be sol
or charges ~ 49, It ~ ,,a il N''
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DIV p,.berrs ganlr pbov
= us, u.s. olE ~ :. -1,.i,ass,
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BeGkey leu r. r. p ~ i,3A ind Inf pseksge
R..,s.,i.-. "a r a. .itb Ono box
benson 5t.ts'lili n D = S'ti Il
49,. a. a ho,tto
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60, q ~ T,,o,l-aga
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EiOR RENT-A new Frame House Of rooms
u 10 North Nash nile, near the residence OF Mr.
r. r. Chesthsm. Price $500 per annum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-05
No. 236.

EIOR sALE-4655 feet, corner Vine and Union
= streets, opposite the residence Of Mrs. EN- Pre-
sideut Pos Price 500 per foot. A noble spot for
{ me residence.
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Send Is cents for Certificate,

In all Transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
doing the business, IS cents each, which must re
enclosed When the Certificate rs sent for Five Ger
nhcstes viii be sent 'or 81 eleven for 81 thirty for
%, sixty i've for $40; one hundred for SIC.
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In ChAnOery at McMinnville

ANSA--'t 1910.
Lewis Faulkner, snd othsrs, eomplsinsnts,
vs. y. Bill
The heirs Of John Cookey, their names unknown.
Mary Cobb and her ehiidrs their names IN knowa
20 Complainant, lseac Cookey, Richard Cookev.
and 5ohB Webb and nis wife, Ann, formerly Ann
Cookey, Defendants
IT spPesrng % the satisfaction OF the Clerk snd
Master, IRON sfidaYit that the above uau,ad de-
PENDANTS non residents OF tts STATE az Tenues-
see 50 thsi The ordinary process Of law cannot b
served upon them 10 : therefore orte ed q al pub
icatou be made, flr four consecutive weeks IN The
Nashville Union. Newspaper published IN the city
81 NAshYiile, requiring sad defendants TO appeEr
on the rTst day Of our next Court, 70 hsld a No
Minnsiile, on the 4th Mont lay ID March, 1856, %
pie I'd, snssar or denur 70 conplsnauts' h, or the
sane Eil Be tsizea Tor confessed, - 70 them AMI
set for hsarnR expsTie.
Up. M0RFoRD, GAM.
isest-E4r" 81 J. Q. llna, D. Q.
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sAMARITAN'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

6AOIAOj az
For Syphilis or Veneresl Diseases, the ssmsr.
tsn's Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tain and sffectual remedy ever prescribed It reach
es and ersdcates every particle Of the Venereal poi
son, 50 that the cure is thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy snd be hesled,
and do not transmit to your posterty that for 1bieb
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurafIe. the
SamarltAls Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every yeslge OF impurities from the system, Is well
as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEslI FEMALEsit
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe.
males suffer, the Root and herb Juices rs most nan
PLY adapted N liberated Uterus, in Whites, in
for all complaints incident to the sex. Sent 81 eT-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
Samaritsn's Wash,
Is. in case Of Syphilis, used in conjunction with The
hoot and hero Juices. Full directions, Pnce 6fy
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike seknovl-
edged BY physicians and patients. Thew are nsaJ
in the U 5. Hospitals, snd by their real merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons
Patient take notice The Ingredients are enogn
70 the physicians who use them, you will see BY
the following;
PosT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARsHALI.
Baltimore, Feb. 20, 1854 I
81 have great satisfaction in stating lhat have
used The Samsnt2n's Remedies forfV ebsTaaI
Disease in its most customary forms; tbsrI have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and propsr-
ly, and have found them respond to nv sntieipa-
tiO0s promptly and efiectually. Rnosing thar
composition, have the fullest confidence IN their
efficacy, and s. far IS my use Of them extends /
recommend them strongly
ALFRED G. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols.
Reader, here is proef positive Of the value Of
these truly valuable preparations. The old scka1s-
ing and disgusting drugs have to p1ve vsV 10 RENE
dies purely vegetable, pleasant 70 the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by W 4 G " SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, RssAVlla
DESMOND 4 CO., ProprietoTs,
sl6 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa. Issp20-sm
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In Chsnoery st Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES Iss5

n |I1lIIlNNIl ~ 11II1N1NtII UIIuEeotEs
NOVEMBER RULES. Is65.
R. }. HoWord ct sis,
Vs. OuginA Bill.
John h. andrews, ct ais.
On motion Of oompisinsnts. by their solicitor,
and q appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Clerk and
MISTER, from ~ allegation IN compla nant's oil
that the defendants James and Peyton Tsylor,
Frsnels lgshsrt and her husband Ethelbsrt lgls-
hart are non-residents OF the State Of Taunasses.
1T Is therefore ordered that pabliestiOn BE- made
FOR four consecutive weeks in tie Nashville uuion
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, re-.
curing the SAID defendants 70 sppesr AZ the next
term Of the ChsncerT COuyt 70 be held for the
county Of Perry, ~ the courthouse IN the town Of
lindea, on The FIRST Tnursdsy q Ter me frst Mon
day IN Apri next, then and there 70 enter their de-
l-nce to complsinsnt BAL. or the same viii o. Ia
kea for confessed, and set for hearing er parte As
tothem- h. n. THOMAS, Q an.
msrch9-4tW
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attendant train Of symptoms, II acts more
LIKE CHARM than medicine. There Is moth
ing in the whole range of MsteriA Medica that can
or moment bear comparison with it in this dis
ease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the 18th edition OF the U. 8. DspenssIOry
pages 1887 and 1888
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just bern brought to
81, cessful termination, and he is now enabled TO
offer to the public a combination Of CEDRON with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he il confident has no equal in the world.
He might furnish volume OF certificates. but the
public have long since learned 70 estimate such
things by their true value. The safest plan is for
every one to test for himself the Virtuesj 3 new
medicine.
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Financial M9lters in New York.

Nav loEG, April ?.
The cold market was Armer sgain toward
the close. and LETT OF at l2s5a. The stock
market al the second Board was decidedly
frrnoy. with a marked rise on Erie, Michi-
an southern and Pittsburgh. Aker the
call Erie rose 90 151z ana the markSt was
very much excited. The contest at present
going on between Bulls aad Bears, IS Sc
we're one, aud the amount OF capital asd
talent on both sides is very large. AT the
closing session OF the open Board, Mr.. Park
moved that the Board adjourn 10 morrow,
sftcr tbo one o'clock cali, in respect TO the
memory OF the laie John hord, OF the stock
Frcha1rc. The motion was seconded aud
carried unanimously. -
me balance in the sub-Treasury is SSH
I0a,750.
Ihe afternoon session OF the petroleum
market was generally dul' out the rates
boeat .s45; Central, 2t5i u. s., 500; Pas
- 5l5. Pithole, 425 Oh creek 100.
Mining stocks are being cliqued. Atlantic
- ANA t,rsy. . ice; Guunell, 100 Quartz,
500. smith 4 Parmalee, l,Voo.
rhe Commercial says the stock market is
s,citea but faveriug strong Bear clique,
which, IN anticipation Of the tendencies OF
the money market, - stu hammering the
market. chiefly through sales Of Erie, under
WINCH the price fell this morning 10 %,
Glazing AZ n. decline. Strong efforts, how
,.,..r sre MADE % resist these operations by
the Amin side, aud with some success, Mich
Iran Southern being - higher and Rock
leland a. Fort Wayne continues weak
ami ieu ~ Governments are less active
aud rather weak, 5-2Os are = lower, us OF
lsSl fell of = and lo-4as sc. '-sos were
stsudv. cold continues excited, the short
interest contracted sot1e days age being yet
unscvlcd. some of the leading operators are
eudcsyoring TO keep gold scarce IN order TO
squeeze the shorts, and u would seem prob
able that the price must be kept up unul the
contracts are settled. Some large amounts
were offered this morning by leading
broker. but the offers were ncutrslized by
bids Tor still larger sums. The market Is,
however, easier. Loans ere being now mudo
al l-l6al-32 per day interest. Foreign eX-
change Is dull. There Is little inquiry for
bankcrs' bills, aud rates sre nominal at
lO5ls tsI06a. ior 90 days. sterling-5.S0@
5.gUs. ior long francs. The increased de-
maud Tor money experienced on Saturday
is apparent this morning also. The outhoW
OF funds 10 the interior, which generally oc-
ours Ina April. appears 10 have set in already,
fpd the balances ia the hands OF the banks
and nriyate bankers are gradually workiog
down. leading Broad street banker l.
understood 10 have been very large bor-
rover. ii is supposed Tor Bear effect, and
the result of the combined movement Is,
thu. the rate ON call is generally up 10 0
per cent. Discounts also are hrmer on
prime paper. We bear of no quotations be-
low per cent, with less inquiry from
BUYERS.
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In Chancery st McMinnviIle, Tenn.
FEHRUAEY RUrs. 1866.
A. W. Brewer, complainant.
vs.. : lni Bill

TINS cause, it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
zoe Clerk and Master, nom compliments TIL,
which II sworn TO- thsf Alfred Wa son, one Of the
de'enaantss Is nonresident q the State Of Tea
nessee, 20 shst the ordinary process Of isH cannot
Dc served upon him. Il Is therefore ordered that
puh,leanon be made, for iour consecutive Hseks, IN
NE NesaFllie Union, nessusper published IN the
cay % esshvllle. requiring sad neoDdenttO appear
81 ne Int day o. our next term Of Court % be
neld IN the town Of McAilnnFle. Iennsszae on the
iauTth Monday IN Msrcu next, 70 plead, ansssr or
dennr 20 compliments BIZ. or he same vii Ia
taken for confessed to him. sad set los hes rms
ex parte. ;, +. noRFORD, c. a n.
iebis-W4ip By ]. c. hILEs, y. O.
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No. IA.
No. ZIG.

UNOR sALE-A small Frame House, lot 231To, on
Jackson street, north OfIhs Corporation Spring
Puce &275.
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No. 235.

EiOR RENT-Fifesn Acres OF good L sni, at hfst
4 1oll-gste on Gailatin PIKE.
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No. 223.
No. 225.
No. 229.

EiOR SALE-20. 40, or $40 feet front On North
II Cherry street, 100 feet deep, next north OF the
OOmmsrcial Hotel. This IA a central business To-
CAVITY. Price 500 per foot. One-half cash. balance
in and years interest and lien.
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TEREs or snpsnpIp.In-
RATS OF ADVERTISING.
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ADVERTISEMENTS IN the Special Column, arst time,
cents subsequent insertions, 10 cent per line In
Local Column, INST time, from 10 5 lines. al CO.
seen eaen1onA hqe, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
AL advertisements occupying special position.
% AL double column sdTertiserneuis. VII bs
charged 81 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL sOTIcF-
VA b charged II the regular advertiz lee,
and must Invariably be pad sdVEnce. c. no Ii.
aerion made 49, - -
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No. 275.

TWE ERWIN HOUSE f0r Lessee This b. one
III Of the largest Hotels 10 Mas 1wls, hstiuE sky
rooms. ami In 40 e1ceslent Locality, and witha.
doing good business. The furniture Of The house
vi ! ~ sold a. appraised prices and Hotel leased
a. $500 per snuum, Tor i0uf years from JanusTy
Isl, ls06. Apply 70
II. G. SCOVEL.
Reai Estate Agent, corner Capitol Avenue and Park
Street.
once and residence, corner Park street. and Cap
ltol AEenue, opposite east ifoli q state Capitol
ISn2s
For any Of the above meaaonsd properly apply
70 h @. sCON EIst
RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
Conner Of Pax strssi and Capitol AFe1us. oPFosii
Essl Froai q ne state Capitol.
dssl
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No. 234.

FloR sALE-ono Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.