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The changes from the previous week.

At this time of the year national bank
currency accumulates in great abundance
in the banks of our chief cities, and the
small notes are said to have, in some in
stances, been subjected to a small discount.
Some of our best banks have from the first
opposed the issue of the smaller denomins.
tions of the national bank notes. In Great
Britain the Bank of England has for many
years been prohibited from issuing notes
smaller than FIVE pounds or twenty dollars,
and the Scotch banks alone are allowed to
circulate one-pound notes. The English
provincial banks do not issue notes below
FIVE pounds sterling Our first national
bank act forbade the circulation of any
note less than FIVE dollars. The provision
was afterwards stricken out to induce the
State banks to organize under the national
bank law. Small notes had alwas been
great source of profit to the interior State
tanks. There remains in the present ma
tional banking law the provision that one
sixth part Of the circulation of any bank
may be made up of these small notes, but
upon resumption of specie payments no
bills are to be issued of lower denomina-
ton than FIVE dollars. In England the
provincial banks cannot extend their opera
tions itito what is termed the Metropolitan
district, which consists of London and
circle of sixty-fve miles in radius around
it. Here the Bank Of England alone has
the privilege of issuing currency, with the
exception of limited concession of the
privilege to few private banks. For the
monopoly enjoyed by the Bank of England
in this particular it pays the government
about two-thirds of the net profits of its
circulation. Should our banking law limit
the denominations of paper money to five
dollars and upwards, the large cities might
possibly be to some extent relieved from
the inconvenient influx of circulation that
at irregular intervals pours in upon them.
The initiating power of the currency on
prices would also be contracted, for il is
we'll known the small notes act with more
intensely expansive force on prices than
large notes.
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MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILRoAD.-We
are informed that the Memphis and Ohio
railroad was yesterday placed in the hands
Of a receiver, and that DIR. F. W. Sparkling,
Of this city, was assigned to that posi-
fion
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EDGEFlED TRoUBL 4s.-Sam. and Julia
Miller, a fighting colored couple in Edge
Geld, are to be tried to-day before Justice
Cassety, on peace warrants sworn out by
Elizabeth Diggons.
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TIE RAILROAD WAR = ALL QUIET
ALoSG THE LINES. The old board have
selected M. Burns as President, f. A.
Gaines Secretary and Treasurer, R. c.
Bransford General Book-keeper, and J. W.
Thomas Auditor. The Superintendent has
not been elected, but il is believed that Mai.
Edwin H. Ewing, jr., will be elected. The
board of which E. w. Cole is President,
yesterday made formal written demand on
Mr.. Burns for the rolling stock and equip
ments Of the road. The Board of Direc-
tors, through their President, Mr.. Burns,
very respectfully declined to accede to the
demand Mr.. Burns has had an interview
with Col. Hamill, and has arranged the
claim the government holds against the
road, in a manner perfectly satisfactorily to
all parties concerned.
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MELIsH on THE RAMPAGE-A squad of
Blackburn's mounted militia were patrol
ing the city yesterday, displaying eonspic-
uously their big belts and revolvers, and
inspiring fully as much terror az could be
expected under the circumstances. They
got gloriously drunk and fearfully bolster
ous before dark, and two of them were
nabbed by the police and lodged in the
workhouse before eleven o'clock. One of
the prisoners took his horse with him TO
the workhouse
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Errors Of YOUTH gentlemen who suf
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ure Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection, will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy BY
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO prof
by the advertisers experience, can do so by adj
dressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
may2 lyw No. 42 Cedar ST. New YORK.
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ADELPHI THEATER-To-night will be
the last Of the brief season at the Adelphi
Theater. The week has been tolerably
successful one, and will CLOSE with "The
Market Women Of Paris ana "Irish
Assurance and Yankee Modes,y'-beneft
OF Mr.. ". NJ. Holland.
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NEw York. August Is Cotton very firm and
active at 2S1Ic for middling uplands. Flour
closed Notwithstanding slightly for old. and
declining for new. Wheat in fair demand ut
50 25a2 80 for western. Oats steady at S2994
for western and 90992 for Ohio. Corn quiet at
81 ll6l II for prime mixed western, and 81 o.
al OS for unsOund- Pork quiet and firm sell
lers az s23 .. and buyers at SIS q cash sellers
at S23 35, and buyers at SIS 80. regular Beef
quiet aud steady. Cat meats dull and I'M
changed Bacon nominal, Lard firm at l3l4@
1893 for fair to prime steam, and 1919 for kettle
randarad
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MILITIA COURT MARTIAL--A private
of Captain Evans company is now being
tried before the Militia Court Martial at
the Capitol, for house-breaking at john
.o,-.llo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST 16.-E. r. Gias-
cock, trustee, to J. c. Ross, part of city LOT,
$50.
J. w. Sloss, President Nashville and De-
catur railroad, to Thomas Martin, lots in
Pulaski, 800.
JnO. +. Brown, attorney in fact, to Sarah
J. Foster, lots one, two, three and six, in G.
w. Fosters plan, $l653 IS.
q. w. FOgg and A. V. S. Lindsey, attor~
neys in fact for A. Pageat to Jos. Castle
man, lot six in Fairfield plan, $780,
John w. c. Steuemegal to Mary A Steue-
megal, deed of gift to land in county.
James ODonnell to Patrick O'Donnell,
lot No. in O'Donnell addition to Edge
field, S2l0
B. r. and w. r. Rains to John Lumsden,
interest in land in county, $110O.
John and Jare Bell, Henry C. Yeatman,
ct ats, to james Woods, ST., interest in part
Of lot twenty-six in plan of Nashville,
SI6,666 &c.
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Result of Sewing Machine Prizes at
She Paris Exposition.


Pitt Brothers, Clements Empire-Alex.
andria.
BUTTON HOLE MACHINES.
American Button Hole Machine Com
pany-silycr medal.
Union Button Hole and Embroidery
Company-bronze medal.
Bartran & Fanton-bronze medal.
There were eighty~two Sewing Machines
in competition.
Call at No. sc, North Cherry, Nashville,
Tennessee, and examine the Sewing Ma.
chine which took the first premium and
only gold medal at the Paris Exposition OF
1867 at the Paris Exposition of 1861 at
the Worlds Fair, London, 1862 at all the
United States Fairs at all the Interna-
tional Fairs of Europe, and once or more
at all the State Fairs and Mechanic lnsti-
tutes throughout the United States.
w. G. WALKER, SO North Cherry.
aug.ll-2W
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati sGarIxet.

CINoINEATI. Aug. 16.-FiOur unchanged; family
$1,000 50. Wheat opened dull, millers offering
but 81 10 for No. /; at the close there was
much better feeling; No. red 81 Is I; MOL white
s. 25a2 80 Corn firm and unchanged, closing
nj S5c for No. mixed Oats firm sales at 59@
Coo. Rye unchanged, and receipts lght No.
81 CO. Cotton frmer 2G1T6g7c for midding.
Whisky steady. SOC in bond. Mess pork SO 50 i,
bulk meats 20 lower: shoulders ~ and sides
ders and sides, and l51S@l6e for clear rib and
clear Sides hams unchanged. Flax seed 50 co.
Butter firm at 1902. Linseed oil dull at 81 p.
Gold l401z buyiEg. and l40A selling. Money
mi ark et easy and UNCHANGED
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ANEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.-The ques-
ton Of building Cathedral in West Nash
vile ia now being agitated by the Catholics
Of this city
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Selling Out al New York Cost.
To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLFINI K RIyA.
janl0 II North Cherry street
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SINGLETON, at the postoffice, has Godey's
Lady's Book for September, the WaveTly
Magazine, Chimney Corner, New York
Ledger, and all the literary and illustrated
papers Cor the current week.
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GENERAL MARKETS.


NASHVILLE, August l6--3 P. NJ.
CorroN.-The cotton market has been
more active today than any day during the
week. The Grmness and slight adYance in
foreign markets has increased the demand
here, and advanced the price 3c. The
market is firm to-day at the following
figures, which represent the actual trans
actions for the day; 1913 bales at 24lc, 80
at 24lc, 10 at 24c, 8 at 2Ssc, 9 at 23c, 4 at
lSc, and l at l51c.
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EgTLLwOOD INSTITUTE.

r7HE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL Will
L commences The second Monday an sep
TENDER next. aud close the Inst week IN : an
whose parents and guardians wish to educate
at good school, pleasantly located, and one Of
the healthiess places in Tennessee.
Fer further particulars. Apply 70
J. d. BREWER, Principal,
aug lots Cheathsm county, Tenn.
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AcqUIrTAL.--Stepney Miller, colored,
charged with stealing harness, was acquit-
ted yesterday in Justice Wilkinson's
Court
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VIZ call the attention Of our readers to
the proceedings of the Board Of Directory
Of which Col. +. w. Cole Is President.
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The MILITIA on ART AND SCIENCE
The colored militia are not possessed of
that innate respect and admiration for the
works of art and the triumphs of science
which distinguished the ancient Greeks.
Indeed, they seem to hold Capt Heydt in
equal contempt, for they have made hat and
coat racks Of the beautiful figures that grace
the balustrades Of the State House, and the
uplifted torches are completely hidden by
filthy duds from their unwashed hides.
Them seem to be predisposed to put to use
everything within their reach, whatever or
wherever it may be, and are following their
inclinations unrestrained.
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London advices ofvesterday quote u


States 5.20s at 734.
The brokers were generally refusing to
take corporation checks yesterday at better
than lie discount for small and lSc for
large sums.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows: $4,000 new at
66c, $4,000 ex. coupons at 6S4e, and $l0,-
600 ex. coupons at soc. Virginia new
sold at soc, and Missouri 6s at 103@l0Sfc.
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 18th says "The chief feature Of inter
est in Wall street is the rapidly increasing
foreign demand for fye-twenties, which
have advanced 24 per cent. at the London
Stock Exchange within few days. = The
foreign bankers are buying largely, and the
shipments are and seem likely to be heavy.
This appreciation of our securities in Eu-
rope is gratifying 10 face of the .Rrotrseted
hostility Of certain leading English journal
lists, who have done 80 much to deter their
countrymen from investing in our bonds.
and have thus checked the foreign de-
mand for the most productive and safe in
vestments which are offering at their stock
exchange"
The New York Journal of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 18th inst says; "The
market shows a little more animation in
some commercial departments, although
business generally is not as active as usual
at this stage of the season. III breadstufs
and provisions there is considerable apeeu-
lative activity, bnt prices of most deserip'
tions have a downward tendency. The
drygooas trade has improved, and values
of staple productions are well maintained.
Money is abundant at per cent. on tenn
porary loans on stock collaterals, and at
3@4 per cent. upon government securities.
Strictly first class mercantile paper is
readily placed at Coz per cent. per annum
discount
The statement of the New York city
hanks for the week ending Saturday last,
Aug. 10, compare as follows with the pre-
yious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which we add the specie
and currency balances in the New York Of
fee of the United States Treasury at these
dates, respectively
Aug. A. GO Aug. s, 81 July q. 20.
Nat espT-. S72,s07. 200 $79457.7 700 $79457, 200
Local s.. 9,262,5O0 $4,000 .9.462,5O0
Total capital So, 200 ss2.92O.200 $500 200
Loans. 25S 263 O63 % AZ .24U 24,S40Oib
Gold gold
nOtes......... 6, 49, 09 5,3ll,gJ 6,46l y4s
other L. IDS s6,S61, s34 76,047,45l 1908 762
Deposits ..2l4, 1922 1879 40S, 7O5 20l ,l53 ,754
Circulation. A528,522 S3.565.As 500, ~
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For Mavor.

announce myself as candidate for Mayor in
the ensuing municipal election. You who
(either white or black please to vote for me,
shall be equally judged.
augl7 I'd JAMES q. DANDY.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold continues very steady in New
York, having opened yesterday morning
at 1909, was l4O9 at II, 14Os at 1880,
and closed at l40a at 3 P. NJ. The bro
kers here were buying at 139@139l, and
holding at 1401 ~ - - 80 ,..,s.. - -
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners

Books for Farmers and Gardeners
~
FARMERS AND GARDENERS DC
tOnary; the Farm and GARDEN. by Jacques:
Bridgeman's Gardeners Assistant; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Buist's Kitchen Gardening Down
ing's Fruit Trees of America; do. Barrey's; do.
Bakers; Flint on Grasses; DO. on Mich Cows
the American shepherd; the Farmers Barn
Book Puller's Grape Culture; do Haraizthy's:
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; BUST
on the Rose; YOuatt. Skinner. Mayhem, D0di
and Frank Forester on Horses.
For sale by JOHN YORK.
JRn3l dtf-w3t Al Union street, Nashville.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, August 16..--Sales l09 hhds to-
boacce; Tugs 10 medium leaf g 65dl6 p Flour
is somewhat frmer supcrdne 81 o.. Wheat
prime 81 55a2 10. Corn dali, s3d82r in bulk.
Oats 55c. Mess pork S24 %. Bacon Shoulders
l254 clear sides l6A. Lard l254 Whisky Sle m
l534 refined sugars declined &c.
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PLANTERS Insurance CoMPANY.-The
Planters Insurance Company of Memphis,
of which Gen. Forrest is President, is I'M
doubtedly one of the most solvent institu-
tions in the country. A card will be found
in another part of our paper from Mr..
Sutherland, Of this city, acknowledging the
promptness and libeTality Of the company
in paying the amount Of his policy He
advises property holders to insGre with this
reliable and safe home company.
A BEDroED MAN IN LnrBo.-Thomas
Walsh, man from Bedford county, repre-
scented himself to be farmer, was arrested
yesterday by officer Charlie Hiser, on
charge Of obtaining money from R. H.
Sivley, under false pretenses. Siyley had
given Walsh the money in exchange for
an order on the Nashville & Chattanooga
railroad, for seventy half barrels of Irish
potatoes, thirty barrels of onions, two hun
bred sacks Of wheat aud twenty bales of
cotton, which Walsh stated would be at the
depot Of that road. Sivley took the order
to the depot but was informed that no
such freight was there, and he at once
caused the arrest of Walsh on the charge
above mentioned The prisoner was COM
mitted to jail by Justice Cassety, to await
a hearing this afternoon at two o'clock
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA ROAD.
We learned yesterday that Messrs. Cal
Ioway, Cole and others, who claim TO be
elected as the Board of Directors Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, with
the stock owned by the city of Charleston
and the Georgia Railroad Company count
ed in the vote cast on Wednesday last
will transmit a proposition to General
Thomas to pay the government of the
United States The $9S,900 interest soon to
become due on the government debt; and
topay $4,000 per month, and the interest
on the whole sum monthly until the debt
is paid.
As matter of course, the officers of the
government could only consider such q
proposition in the event that these gentle
men come into possession and manage
ment Of the road. We stated yesterday
morning, that at a meeting the evening
before committee had been appointed to
wait upon President Burns aud his direc-
tory and make claim to central of the
road, but have learned nothing further on
the subject
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No MORE 3EAvY LOCOMOTIVES on THE
BRIDeE-The bottom chord of the rorth
span of the old rrilroad bridge over the
Cumberland gave way Yesterday from the
pressure Of heavy freight train, and no
more heavy locomotives will again cross
the bridge until everything is made right
In the meantime the light yard engines
are being brought into requisite on in the
running OF trains.
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UNDERT4KER,

AND DEALER ~ METALLIC BURIAL
IA Cases, No. 70 Union street. keeps constantly
on hand a good assortment Of Csskets. Cases
and Wood Coins and is prepared 70 furnish
everything necessary for funerals 81 the shortest
notice. both in the city and country and at
prices as low as any house in the city;
aug13 sm J. Il. CURREY.
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Live stock Market.

NASHVILLE, August l6-S P. NJ.
But few first rate beeves in the market.
A fair supply of sheep and lambs.
Cattle-gross. a4c per pound.
Dressed meat .........................61[312 " 60
Sheep 50q3 50 per head
Lambs. ............................si 1908 90 -
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New York and Bremen
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

-FIRsT-CLAss z. S. MAIL SFEtNsHIPs-
Atlantic. Baltic.
Western Metropolis, Fourth Steamer,
FOR SOUTH HAMPTON AND BREMEN.
taking passengers to Southampton, London.
Havre and Bremen az the following rates
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency:
FIRST CABIN. SIIO. SECOND CABIN. se5.
STEERAGE. S35.
FROM Bremen. Southampton. Havre. to New
York:
FIRST CABIN. SIIO. SECOND CABIN. Sz5.
STEERAGE. SAB.
Excursion Tickets out and Home
FIRST Cabin. ssEO. Second Cabin, $3.50.
Sfeerage, $40.
SAILING DAVIS FROM NEW YORK AND BEgMEy:
May aud l8-June l. IS and 29-July Is and n.
Aug. 10 and 24-Sept and 2l-0ct s and i9.
For freigh. or passage apply TO
W. W. TOTEM,
Agent for Nashville.
ISAAC TAYLOR President
may4 # 40 Broadway. New York.
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JUST RECEIVING,

80 HoGsHEADs CHOICE SUGAR.
$50 barrels Refined Sugar.
20 barrels bright New York Syrup.
s50 bags Prime and Choice Coffee
500 kegs Wheeling Nails.
100 kegs English Soda.
IN STORE, general stock, which I viii
sell low to the Trade.
aug at No. 50 Market street
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Shipped. .-....-.-.... ...-...-- !,
Sold. -Aj4
The following are the dispatches received
at the Chamber Of Commerce
NEW YORK, August 16, 1870 A. NJ
Gold 1904. IL A. M.-Gold l401. Cotton
Demand moderate and prices firm at 20,
291 and 30c. 1870 P. Motion market
firm. Gold 140s. 3 p M.-Cotton--De-
mand moderate and prices firm. Uplands
2S4929; Mobile 294 Orleans 3Oc. Sales
900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, August 15--l1 A.M.--Cotton
market active. Sales to-day 10000 bales at
10t(gl1d. 3P. Motion market frmer.
Sales to-day 1900 bales; sales for the
Eeek, 81, 900 bales sales for export, II 900
bales; sales TO spectators, 5000 bales;
stock on hand, $4,000 bales, of which
$4,000 are American.
CoRS.-The supply is equal TO the de-
mand, which has fallen off very much
since the Southern wheat crop has been in
market The farmer can realize 90 to CSC
in wagons, for a good article. In well
sewed guRnies delivered at the depot, 81
to Csc,
WHEAT.-There has been no change IN
the market, though prices are very hrfn al
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THOs. S. MARI, Pres't. L. q. TARBOx, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
sr Union and College Streets

NohhoA OAAoh ahN NSAAS3D otASoeos
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
for u. s. Securities. Compound Interest
Notes, Gold, etc.. by the NATIONAL SAVINGS
COMPANY, corner Of Union aud College streets:
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MHNG. TOREY L 90.

JAs.,G. OGDEN, Prest. Gas. I. WISE, Cashie
PEOPL ES' BA \ TX,
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A Coon WoRK.-Elder Peter Lowry,
celored, of this city, is now on a visit to
the counties of Bedford, Marshall, Lincoln,
Franklin, Coffee, Warren, etc, soliciting
aid from the people to establish the Tennes-
see manual labor school, Il is a chartered
institution, and Elder L. is lis general
agent He Is a worthy christian man, who
has led an upright life in this city for forty
years, and we commend him and his enter
prise 70 the liberal attention Of the people.
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The German Methodist Episcopal
Church and the City Council.


The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at the late Quarterly Confer
enz of the German Methodist Episcopal
Church
Whereas, The honorable Council of this
city did, at time when we were made desti-
tute of our of place of worship, by the par
tial destruction of the same by fire and
water on the 18th of March last, favorably
consider our petition and grant us the priv
lege of Using their Hall for religious ser
vice on the Sabbath, until we should have
secured another place or building for that
purpose; and
Whereas, On account Of the completion
of our new church building in the ninth
ward, Germantown, the hall so kindly
furnished us for the above mentioned pur-
pose. during the past eight months, can now
be dispensed with therefore be it
Resolved, That at this, the fourth Quar-.
terly Conferenz Of the German Methodist
Episcopal Congregation OF this city, the sin
cere thanks Of said congregation are due
and are hereby rendered 10 the Honorable
City Council for the favor so cheerfnlly con-
ferred and further
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of this
Confereuz, and that a copy signed by the
Secretary and Chairman OF the meeting be
furnished said Council, snd the daily papers
Of the city for publication.
JOHN HI. BARTH, Chairman.
j. JUEGERAfANN, Secretary.
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New Styles Business Suits.
Double Breasted Street Sacks
Ladies and Gents Sole Lea
Their Trunks.
English Morning Coats.
Black Dress Suits.
A Nobby Sack Coat.
Childrens Garibaldi Suits.
Spring OvercOats.
French Travelling Bags.
Boys School Suits.
HUNTINGTON'S,
marc tsp. No. North Cherry.