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letol From kuoXvilic.hv Mcmillan. Straw
berry Planes, New Market. Mossr
Greek. Ial1gtts Mile. Panther
Springs. Morrisiowu. Egssci.,.l.e.
MhItosburg, RogorsyiiIe Iaucton.
Midway, Gusiavus. GrecuyIIr.
Heniers1u's Aillls, Fulitus. Ehea-
town, Freedom, Lcesbn=r. MH-
wood, Joueshor1ugh. Johns1n's De-
pet, Carter's Depot, Pinog F.at. aud
Jni1u Depot, O. Bristol, $50 milss
and back, daily, o. tgicc .aaIy d.
Frrfrr rr -1.r
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No mans name h more Intimately connected
with the history O MATERlA MEDICA of the
United sta.as OF more fayOrablY known a. pio-
ueer 10 Medical Discovery, than thatOf
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1g00i2 From Mckenzie, Guuciiou ot afcm-
phis and Ohio Esiroad,l by Oak
wood. Dresden, H0istou station.
Gardner, Alma, ,0id Hickory. sad
Union City. 10 Hicsman, lky - sli.
miles aud back, daily, gzrept sun-
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily, except SUM
day. %
Arrive nt Hickman ay
Leave Hickman dsiiy, except Sun
day, at
Afuvc at Mckenzie by
bdiers viii state hoa4 cl departure
and arrival.
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REseRIPFIoes %! en- l aoeuraislJ alei at aI hour
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

ID 3. TUTHiLI., Deputy United sisles Msrshal
H. collects Note, Accounts, sc, IA Middle Ten
La. cfiice AZ State CapnOl, neNi door TO fsd
sral OOuri Room. r. y. Lock BOX 81. ses adyer
tiuemeat n smother collmn. decs. Um
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.
BANK EMS AND EROKERS.
DOOK AND JOB rRINTIac.

I ulIhD NAIIUNAL bANh OF NA5HN NILLE-
| Il Deals IN kxchangei Government Securities
and Con- Collections promptly attended 70.
| tJoid, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. W. BERkT, President EDaAR JuHKs, Cashier.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.

The above Work is not only endorsed by the
President, ss the best and most complete, but We
have the pleasure OF ADDING ceruhCsle from ms
5On and Private secretary-
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tanned q reputation suHs wide spread asl st Ia oog
but Of North America. But the crOWnt orytJ her
rather combination, for ho does not cislm 70 nave
Ueen the discoYsfer OF ClDR0N, which Is the bass
uf the Bittefs now offered 10 the public. That hon
or belOnEs to the native inhabitants Of Central
America, 20 whom lis virtues have been known Tor
more than Two hundred years Armed with Il Tie
Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly malaria,
aud handle, without fear, the mosl yenomons ser
peuts. Il s belief with them, that while there ID
bre IN IN tne body, the cedron potent 10 cuie
matier whst the disease may be-
While Or. Bull n not prapa cd 10 endorse this
travaesnt profession, he II nevertheless sat shed
nom thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting 70 lis virtues, that a. remedy aud prerenta-
tive for al diaeEse arising nom exposure. either
% the weather or climate, or 10 miasmatic ndusn-
ces Il stands
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County Judge.


I'VE are. authorized 70 snnounce wuLl,u A..
GLESS, Esq ss candidate for County Judge OF
Davidson County, q. the ensuing March election.
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In Dyspepsia.

and its asssndsni train OF symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. There IL moth
ing IN TIE Hhcle range Of MateriA Medioa thai can
or q moment bear q comparlson with u IN this dis
ease.
fan aocount of th's wonderful plant may be
fouad IN the iiih edition Of the I. s. Dizpsnsatory
pages 1851 aud lase
series of experiments in which nr. Bull has
been fer years engaged, hss lust be n brought TO
snfcsrsfai termlnAton, and be is nov enabled TO
oder 10 The public . comhnation Of OkDkON with
best quality Of copper disuned Bouroon Whisky,
which he y conhdspt has no equal in the word.
be might furnish a volume OF ceruhcaies, hui the
pubic have long sinca learned 70 estimate such
things oY iheR tres rslGs. The saiest plan is FOR
eteiy one 70 tesi tor himself Tie virtues o IA pes
medicine.
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Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.

Msce, MuzieTd Aromatic Seeds, Maddar spanl-h
ludigu, LoFWood, CoppeFa, klue stone, muraie
Of iin, Gudhesr, etc. WIndoW glass, sNl1 10 flr
90 supeuor quality. White Lfal. hizfd Paints
ready ior use. Linseed Ol Iurpendne, Coal OF
lamps of every vanity, ami large supply IL ios
rates.
Merchants from.the couniTy Iu need of Fss Pep
psrmsu'i Eas Clnuamou. hareE1uc, Laudanusn.
baieman Drops, todlry Cordial Castor Oii eir.
giii b. furnished ai very loa uies.
Just receive "a very large suppy. Alec O. irrr
lot q 0ra-4 seei.
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Nervous Debility.

s.ni-ai weakness, eie. can b euree ~ une who
i,ss resly cured himself a,d n1sdrels q oihers.
Nd ~ tsl zen nezaiaE h1i the g1ta. sssneaa,
p1ih statnn, 1cA =
aaraa-dkNig haetess hAAA
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has so LONG
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We are authorised 10 announce A. ID. CkrIauros
a. ca ldidats ior Constable In the Nashville uls-
tIlel 40 the ensuing MAJ > a-ec.lol.
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PHOr0aKAPHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, Tor sale, wholesale ano
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may2T-tL
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WAsHissrOS, D. c, Dec. Y, is65. !
From the eXaUinaiiOn l have been able to give
the Life Of Andrew Johnson" which YOU send me,
believe it 10 be the best arrsnged and most COM
pee yet published, and you viii plesse Eccept the
thanks Of the President and myself Tor the copies
YOU 80 kindly forwarded.
lsignedI ROB'T JOHNSON, Phi. Sec.
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taidaera vii examine csrgiulIy thc forms.
ana lnsl5uc'iens anncXc4, aud especially
the latter paEt Si las.rucU5a Is.I
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HOT. COLD AND SHOWER
BATHS.
FURNISHING STORE,

uhere guests ON he furnished gilh AZ Hrucles ne
cfssary Or = complete orttL
IL v. k has imported q isrEe stock O. tne mcst
ss-lfrrsf HsrfGmerios direci non iASris. thruuEh
rs sEeui In Nov YORK suElTu
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(AREY a SMITH, Eos. IS aud = Union street
" lup stairsl represent the Ll0sirg Companies .
Alina 0i Hartford, security, Mania tan, Meiropeii-
lsn, Fbosn!z and knickeri1cker Iifs "a Nev Nork
and Accident Of Colunbus, ohio.
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hREWERY.

| CAMERON, WM. a CU.-3oOk and Job Printers,
~ and pu -hshers Of tine Daiiy and Weekly
Union, Punter's Alley. between Union and Dead-
| erck streets.
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ATTENTION lRIsHNEN checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireiand, in sums
Of II 10 sic for sale at Z. n. OrdWay's Bro-
kor Office, No. IS College street. q
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Family Medicines,
Patent Medicines.

such 81 Fills, Ointmenis, pisrrh1a Cord.a's, Agrs
lonics, Alternatives, luygorauug C0rdals, Cough
MediHiuez: In TACT AL the
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

Al YERs 3 RUNT-MAnufacturers Of all the
III Latest styles Of flrst Ulasa Carriages and
buggies, kKpress Wagons and CsrDalls, y Nonh
MsrKet street
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WALL I.APEH, ete

TTgIISON, J. W. 3 CO.-MauufscAlrers aud
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia IIu, Copper
aud Sheet iron Ware aud furnishiug Goods. NO. II
College street.
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DR.. John Bull
OF
louisville, Kentucky.

His iuimltahie preparation OF SAR9APARILLA
hsH long stood et the head OF the VARIOUS CON-
pounds of that valuable drug
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm LoEenges,
less than q year after their introduction,
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L. ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate snd General
81 BUSINESS Agent, over h0Tk's Book stoIe, 3sis
un0n str, oi, Nashville, Tenn. Eu16-GmF
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OF the day. Finest articles of Porfumery; Fsrcy
snd I o'et Articles Of every description aucy per
fdmed Soaps, Hair OILS, Hair Restorative, Tooth
Washes Tooth Brushes, and oil articles in this iue
pertaining & the Toilet.
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CAHHIAGE SIANUFACTUKERs.

C,INGLhTON, K. b B-Bookseller, Publisher
- s,Auoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Unce
! Building.
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Rumors of Cabinet changes.

The usual number and variety of ru-
mors concerning Cabinet reconstruc-
ton have been afloat for several days
past, but none of them appear to have
much truth in their composition. The
radicals openly asserted for months
that the President was practically pow
erless to remove any of his Cabinet Of
fcers, inasmuch as the Senate would
never confirm those appointed to sue
coed them, and the present incumbents
would retain their positions until sue
cessors were confirmed; but in this they
are greatly mistaken. All the laws
and presidents establish the Presi-
dents power of renewal. He can sp-
point a successor to any member of the
Cabinet at any time, who would there
upon enter on the duties of the office
to which he was appointed Immediately,
and act as the head of the department.
al interim, or until he was confirmed or
rejected by the Senate. There is no
law prescribing that such appointments
shall be Immediately sent to the SEN
ate, and weeks of delay might ensue
before the appointee would be rejected
if obnoxious TO that body. The Presi-
dent would then have the vacancy to
refill, and the Senate the same right of
rejection, and so on indefinitely. The
essential and practical right of removal
the President undoubtedly has, as more
than one of the Cabinet will learn
should they provoke or challenge him
to exercise it. This subject has been
repeatedly discussed since the organic
alton of the government and the same
conclusions invariably reached No
longer ago than the winter of lS60-6I
the Secretary of War was removed by
the President, and Joseph Holt sp-
pointed to his place without the con
sent or advice of the Senate That
body was not even notified of the re
mOval until after the passage of reso-
luton introduced by Slidell, of Louisi-
ana, calling upon the President for in
formation on the subject-F Wash. OR.
~ I. Herald
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WAR BErwTEy AUSTRIA AND PEUSsrA
Oar Berlin correspondent writes As fol
lows IN regard to the threatened war
between Austria and Prussia:
There is a great deal of floating
talk IN the newspapers about war be-
tween Austria and Prussia. 1t is true
the temptation is very great there is
no limit TO the ambition of the latter.
and the former must defend itself or
soon 1t viii lose all prestige in the con
federation. Prussia is determined to
ride over Austria rough shod, and IL the
latter is ever 60 resist now is the time
But how shall she do it, crippled and
weak rs she Is Whence will she de-
rive the sinews Of war; Is she not
conscious that she would come out of
the struggle more crippled than ever
/ think she Is, and therefore, notwitb.
standing the talk about preparations
m Vienna and Berlin, have little fear
that the worst will come Perhans a
Few days viii throw more light upon
the matter, however "-Basiou I'm
script
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At the residence Of the brides father, JAMS
Walker, in this city, on Tuesday afternoon, at
O'Clock, by alder P. s. Fall, Mrs ESEA WALKER %
Mr.. B. F. WHIrAKER, Of Hannibal, Mo-
"The golden gates Of sleep unbsr,
Where strength ehd beauty meet togstheFs
Kindle their image Ike a star
In a sea Of CLASSY Eea her;
Night with al thy stsrs, luOk down,
Darkness lend thy hottest dew,
Never smiled the ineOnstznt moon
Ga pair 50 tue;
Let eyes not see their own delight,
Hssie, sweet hours, and thy fight
OF renew"
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Government Sale.
Drugs, Chemicals, Hospital Stores, In
dIa Rubber Goods, Druggists
SHndrles, &c.

W ILL be sold at Auction, at the Medical Pur
W veyor's Warehouse, Public Square, Nashville
Tenn, on Wednesday Morning, April 25ih, az
O'Clock, large stock Of the f5reg Ing srtlcles, in
Original packages, eOnsistIngin part Of
6000 pOunds Suiph Ether
l1OO do Nitrous do
20o0 DO Chloroform
loco do Canth. Plaster
lGO do Csrb. Ammonia
20'O do Cal. Iiquonce
l000 gallons Alcohol
500 do Olive OH
20,o0Q OF Sulph. Cinchonia
b0O0 " Tannin
50 pounds Extracts
500 do Cefates
1900 yards Adhesive Plaster
1000 do Isingass do
loco pounds Patent Iint
800 do Fine Sponge
5000 do Fa,ina
1909 do Essence Beef
500 do Geaiin
100 W. W. MoItars
COO Pres. Scales
300 Spatulas
$50 ]. R Cushions
leo r. Blankets,
Together vi a general supply Of Chemicals, Ne
dlenes, Hospital stores, Druggisis' Furnishing Ar
hcles, 6c., provided for Government Hospitals.
Goods can be examined two days prior 70 sale Cat.
alOgues ready. ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surg and Byt Col U Vols, Med Pur U 5 A.
aprl2-l3t
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In connection with Edwin Booths
great success in New York in Bulwer's
play OF Richeheu, it is singular fact
that the family Of Bulwer Lytton in.
herited their present home, Knebworth
Manor, OF the family Of Booth, and in
one Of the old rooms the Lytton arms
are qusrtered with those of Booth. The
families were connected by marriage.
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For Sale.

ONE Of The best Residences in the country, IN
~ the southern part of the city near the terminus
rste ueighhorhood The bull ing = large modern
tEo-siofy BRICK, With ten looms, KIte hen &C. good
BRICK smoke house and servant houses. good cis-
Tern, large yard, vel enclosed, witt Il acres Of
VIII cho,ce irut trees. part is used for brick
yard' win plenty Of water. and all cOnvenienees
LOT getHng wood Inc n. and c. Railroad passes
10y the corner Of the place, nom which wood Is re-
eeiFed iof burning 0rirk. The property il outside
me corporation, and Is therefore exempt from cor.
poranon taxes. A good spring IL immediateiy ad-
Joining the properly. Terms easy.
hnqure Of NILSSON a MURFRKE,
noFl-u OF ". MATT BROWN OO
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Medical Decision.

HALIFAX, April l6.
To The Collector of Customs Of TIE Port of New
York
The city physicians on board the
emigrant ship, England, after further
developments of the disease, and fully
consultation last evening, concur in
pronouncing it Asiatic cholera.
[Signed. NJ. NJ SAcKsox,
United States Consul
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Auction Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

II WILL expose for sale, ct Public Auction, at The
Il Taylor Yard, on High street, south Of Demum.
brane street, on FRIDAY, Apnl 23th, 1896, At u
o'clock, am. the following Government Property:
30 Caul3rons, go TO 900 gsllons)
10 Cooking Ranges,
% Cook and Heating Stoves,
l Washing Machine,
1 Patent WriDger,
I Water Tank and Frame,
l EBgine and Boiler. At Wilson Hospital
I Boiler, at Smallpox Hospital,
80 Office Desks and Taoles,
Dining Tables, Benches, Buckets, Sash, Brick,
Mess Chests, WheelbarroEs. Wash BASINS, Piping,
Pumps, Furnace Fronts, Bars, Old Rope, Iron,
Lumber, sc, &c.
Also the Stone Foundation Of the burnt district
at the Taylor Depot.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
By order Of A. R. Eddy. U. s. A., ChiefO. NJ. De-
paTtment Of Tennessee.
A. W. WILLS,
april11-d 6w IL Bvt Major and 40 n
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uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, April II.
The House net at the usual hour, yester-
day. Mr.. Speaker Heslell in the Chair.
The minutes of yesterday were read and
approved.
Mr.. Clingan presented a bill TO amend
the act chartering bank Of discount at
cambridge.
REVENUE BILL.
The special order-the Revenue bill-was
then taken up. The discussion ON the bill
was temperate, aud evidently intended TO
elicit light on the subject.
At eleven o'clock it was postponed till
Thursday morning at ten o'clock.
COMMITTEES on ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Wines rose 10 make an inquiry. He
desired to know what the committee on
elections are doing. The credentials of
many members had not yet been reported
upo1, though they had been in the hands
OF the committee tor come time.
The committee made no response.
SENATE BILLS on FIRST READING.
Tho following Senate bills came up on
their first reading:
To incorporate the Stevenson Academy.
Passed.
To incorporate the Tennessee Petroleum
and Mining Company. Pas ed.
To authorize any incorporated iowa to
have a recorder. Passed.
To incorporate tue Tunie Oh aDd Mining
Company. Passed.
To amend an act incorporating the town
of Jackson. Passed.
To incorporate tho Nashville Ice Manu-
featuring Company. Passed
To incorporate the Tennesses Normal In
stitule Passed.
To incorporate the Mansker's Creek oil
and Mining Company. Passed.
To lease the Penitentiary and for other
purposes. Passed.
To incorporate the Edgefeld Bridge and
Ferry Company. Passed.
Adjourned.
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Colfax, in his recent speech, censured
Mr. johnson because he did not call a
meeting Of Congress last spring Just
before Mr.. Lincoln was killed, the pro
priety OF calling an extra session Of
Congress was discussed, and the con-
olusion arrived at was that the public
good did not require it Colfax ad.
Tised against the meeting
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TTOU inc WUWVDIs AN0Tlu'NV.
An old Union Man on the Condition
OF Things in Memphis and the
south

From the Memphis Avalanche
An old Union Man on the Condition
OF Things in Memphis and the
south.
Below will be found letter from
Mr.. VIM Farris, well known to our
citizens as an original Union man, who,
during the war, adhered to the cause
of the Union
MENFms, April IA, 1865
EDIToRs AVALANCHE: In your issue of
this morning | find a card from Dr. j.
w. Leltwich. | write this note as ad-
ditional witness that you may remove
every soldier, black or white, and
Union men-ultra Union men-uncom-
promising Union men-can live, move,
and have a being here, and never be
insulted eithsr ] am one of the six
who did, in June, 1861, vote against
the Southern Confederacy, and have
always maintained my sentiments as
an incorporating Union man, and
have yet for the first time to be insulted
by any one recognized as a gentleman
! have travelled alone through Arkan-
sas pretty extensively, also Mississippi
and a considerable portion of North
Louisiana. / am native of Ohio, a cit
izen OF this city for twenty years, and
feel Just as safe in this city, or any part
of the country through which | have
travelled, as | would in Cincinnati. ]
am fully convinced that no man, who
deports himself as a gentleman, has
any thing 10 fear on account Of his pc,
hucal opinions / take pleasure in
making this statement, because | feel
that the great mass Of the Southern
people are misrepresented, and because
1 know that wherever l hpve been,
they (the people, intend 70 fully keep
faith with the Governments and what
ever has heretofore been their political
opinions, to-day they are loyal to the
Government and will defend it as truly
as any people in this Union.
! am respectfully, VIZ, FANS.
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Part second.

= Cor, p,,,.o I a Fantasia Impromptu"- Chopin
! "SOuvenieI d'Amerque"-Jos
FosaaHsa Joseph POznaDski
q g., Won. / a Invocation !" R3znGnsli
o. 0Ol0 b"st Patriek's bay" Wear
temps l. b. Poznansid
T. VASE, "Il BaciO" Ardii Madam Variau Hoff.
man
s GRAND Duo. Pisno and Violin. Woif E Piellr.
temps. The Brothers Poznanski,
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Az IMPORTANT DEIsIoN-A case was
recently tried and determined in the
U. S District Court at Mobile, Judge
Busteed PRECEDING, involving an impor-
tsut principle in law. A youngster, a
minor, travelling on one Of the Mobile
and New Orleans steamers, engaged in
= game st cards with a professional
gambler, and lost, as charged, a sum OF
money, really the property Of the mi
nors mother Suit was instituted by
the mother for the recovery Of the
money, not against the gambler, but
the captain of the boat The case has
been heard in the United States Dis
trict Court in Mobile, and the decision
rendered in favor of the plaintiff
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FREE BATHS N 3osToS.-The Boston
city government has Appropriated
$1,000 for the establishments of free
saltwater bathing places for use this
summer,
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Backing and Ink.
Uranium RIankInn
Buffers I.XLOiJ BIaekiBp.
RutIer's Wrlfinn EIulds.
Notice.

T7HE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE viii Be open.
- ed for business a. the Hal o. the Chamber o.
comuenco. No. a. College street. on THURSDAY
next and every day thereafter ai 4 ociock I'm
and refnain open unit O'Clock, Ehen % b erpected
that the Numbers VII b present with samples a
Cotton 6rHina, 6roeeues, Aa.
Al uuyeFs, whether nislnhers or not, are respect
fully invited 70 b present..
uaSras-s ISAAC LITToN. ssey.
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1. SOLO PIasO. Introduction and Vsnstions on
the BsrcarOlle of "L'Elis,re d'Amore."- T1albsrg.
Joseph P0Znanski-
2. CAyATNA "Ernani Involami"- Verdi Madame
Varian Hoffman
,. Soto VIoLIS. Fantasia Ballet" De Baiot. l..
B POmanski
4. sOSe. "Thou art 30 near, and yet so far
Retchardt. Madame Varian Hoffman.
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Manufacturing the fact that there is
great need Of labor throughout the country,
North Hs well as South, and that extra ia
ducrmeuts arc held out o. the ssarm Of
cuuuahauds nov al the seat ot Governments
90 employ themselves "a good wages. vet 40
Is vita great difficulty that many can be
prevailed upon To accept the oilers made for
their services HaSt. Cor. t.g. Con-.
Sambo is right He ought to remain
in Washington where he can attend the
sittings Of the National Legislature,
and familiarize himselfwith parliament
airy rules. Is he not to become legis-
lator at an early day
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Admission 81. Reserved seats fifty cents extra
Tickets 70 be bad at Dorman & Eenton's Music
StOr, Mas onic Hall, and st lha door
Doors open at Z. to commence At o'clock
The second Concert on Thursday with an entire
change Of Programme.
apis 1t f. WIDOWS, Business Manager
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Mr. Thomas Winans, of Baltimore,
gave $4,000 to the Southern Relief
Fair recently held in that city.