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Brass KNUCKLEs-Ssm Allison was
broughtbefore Justice Wilkinson yesterday,
charged with assaulting, with brass kuckles,
another man Of color named Morse. In
default of bail he was committed to Jail 10
await trial 10 day.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIFEN TO THE
~ Pablir that /. John Cunningham. Of Dick
son county. IsnHe~see, hove ieh the bsd and
board o. my vile. hsncy Cunningham for rea-
s0na not necessary hereia 70 mention. anil that
for the future ] shall 30 longer regard her nd
H4is. or become Ia any wise responsible for asy
debt. Or tebls o. contracts she may make n Il,
name Thi slst day Of May. lss7' -
Janeo 4sSs JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
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CIT Y H0 T Ell.

HAS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL
u q. BLEDSoE, who has spest mere thsa
tsenss years m this business IN Louisvilie Gin
eian9u end other cities. Ia connection with X
-. cen-i. q ms eif5. and s. & HARE, 0ae u
~ tStiasT pr99Fteters, no once kept the Com
mefesat hotel. u thfs place. We hope by strict
altcntion 70 business u received liberal share Of
FAsais PAfronaee. Oar table shall always be
ssa W SIN fhe best the market aaoris and
HLEsssOE. RELL a HARE,
maya ON Prsprietors.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is cent higher, having opened in
New York yesterday at 19s, was 1874 at
II, 1888 at 1l:S0. 1881 at 1890, and closed
at 1885, at P. NJ. Dealers here were paw
ing 1861 and holding at 13S.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows:
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Too DRUNK TO BE TRIED.-Katie Gibbs,
the blooming spouse Of the eccentric q. H.,
was arrested yesterday in Edgefeld by
Constable Ben West, charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct She had
been demolishing saloon on that side of
the river, aud had gone through limitless
quantity Of loose glassware On being
brought into Justice Cassety's court she
made raid on the furniture of that estab-
lishment, and being too drunk TO be tried
was sent to jail to await hearing to-day.
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A WoRKHoUsE QUARTErTE.-Four de.
linquents were sent 10 the workhouse yes
terday, in default of fines, three of them
for seventy-two days.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGANsTERN,
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TO sTOCKHOLDERs.

OFFIcE OF NASHVILLE 4 DEcaTuk r. 4. Co.
NASHVILLE, May 80. lsj7. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Nashville and Deeatur Railroad Con1panv
are prepared 70 issue CERTIFICATES on
STOCK 10 the St0ckhoiaers Of the Teunessse
and Alabama Railroad. the Central Southern
Railroad, and the Tennessee and Alabama Cen
tEAl Railroad, whenever tbeif Certificate II
Stock in sad Companies are surrsndsrod ~ IL
once Of the Company in Nashville
o; W. sEA1. Secretary.
may30 In lB-, PAIL
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On the 18th inst. a; the Church Of the Adveat,
by Rev. Mr. Moore, Dr. ]. Ii. 0NKr to Miss
NARY NJ. ELLIoTT. eldest daughter of Rev. DIR.
c. d. Elliott, all Of this city. No cards.
Louisville papers please copy
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A CORRESPONDENT at Gallatin writes
that all is quiet in Sumner. The wheat
crop is exceedingly good, and corn is very
promising. Cotton locks well, though
rather backward
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7be New York Times Of the I'm

The New FORK Times of the 18th inst
says:
The trade of the past week was dull as usual
for the middle of June in the drygOOds line.
good trade is going on in general merchandise
foreign and domestic, and the export elearances
of both domestic produce and specie were large
the latter. however, not One-half the amount
shipped the corresponding week last June
The import entries for the past week
amount to 81 995 S09 against the total entries of
s.. 055, 745 same week last wear. The export
clearances Of domestic prOdue~ amount to So
S29.5s7, against 81 ,943, 494 same week last year
The export of specie amounts to 81 7S9 963 against
Sc, 056, 743 same week last year. The customs for
the week are Sl.95S, 900. The receipts Of cotton
cOastwise and by railroad, are 53l6 bales
The gold values Ofthe import entries of foreign
merchandise at New York since July !, 1866, the
beginning of the current fiscal year. are reported
as follows-the entries Of foreign specie being
omitted:
Total since July 1..................... 5S 5S37 TT
Against same time last year......-.. 2S2 OF. 2l5
Decrease since July 1................. $33 Az 43S
The currency value of the exports of domestic
produce and miscellaneous goods from New y Ork,
including foreign articles reexpOrted, since July
/, 1866. as follows the figures being officially
reported to June l by months. and since semi
officially by weeks:
Total since July II 39l 643
Against same time last year............ DDS 1863 452
Decrease since July 3 81 300
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sonrrnrr,. REALLY eiooDlrbe com

SOMETHING REALLY GooD.-The COM
positors Of the UNION AND DISPATCH ac-
knowledge the receipt from Mrs. A. S.
Camp, ofthe biggest and sweetest cake, and
a generous dish of the most delightfully."-
luscious ice cream they have had the pleas
ure Of tasting this season. Such luxuries
are fully appreciated by weary workmen
these long, suitry nights, and their donors
will be held in grateful remembrance.
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The MACON COUNTY MURDERERs.-
Taylor and Cant, the Macon county muir
derers whose sentences were COMMITTED by
the Governor to imprisonment for life,
were taken to the penitentiary yesterday.
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NEw BooKs-Coming Wonders 'ex-
pected between 1867 and 1875, by Rev NJ.
Baxter, author Of Napoleon in prophecy.
The Last Warning Cry, with reasons for
the hope that is in me, by Rev. j. c. Cum
mings, d. ID. r. X s. +.
A Key TO the Bankrupt Act, printed
from the official copy annotated, digestel
and indexed. Price in paper GO cents
bound 81 90.
For sAle by John York, No. Al Union
street
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FATHER RYAN, one of the sweetest
bards that ever sung the wars of South
land, has been invited to deliver lecture
in Charleston, S. c., under the auspices of
the Catholic Institute.
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GOOD note and letter paper at 81 so and
"a per ream. Good envelopes So per thou
sand. Books and Stationery equally low.
VIM. GAMBLE & Co,
June5-2w 46 Union street.
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NoLLE PRos.-W. n. Todd, in Jail on
charge of larceny, was released yesterday,
nollepro having been entered in his case
in the Criminal Court.
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FOURTH OF JuLY.-owing to the fact
that the ball at the Masonic Temple was
occupied BY the Mendelssohn Society last
evening, and the speaking at the capitol,
there was no meeting of the committee in
reference to the celebration of the Fourth
of July. The committee of arrangements
are earnestly requested to meet Friday
evening at s o'clock, at the Office Of Messrs.
Peabody q Bradley, over the Express
office, to perfect the work before them
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The following dispatches were receiy,

New YORK, June 19.-Gold pened at
1873.
11:30 A. M.-Gold, 1873.
II A.M.-Gold, 1881. Cotton quiet but
steady at p, 271, %.
1890 P. M.-Gold, 1881. Cotton-De-
mand moderate; prices firm
3 P. M.-Gold 1881. Cotton-Demand
moderate, prices firm. Sales to-day 1000
bales; quotations nominally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June T9-1l;l5.-Cotton
quiet but steady. Sales, 5000 bales at Iii
@l18d.
CoRN.-No sales. We quote at CSC per
bushel.
Markets all quiet.
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Your at
ieniiOn Is respectfully called 10 the daily
arrival by express, az custom made Boots
and Shoes, Al the Nashville Shoe Store,
"a North college street.
uach. 2G-3m. n. MoRoANsTFRN.
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RECORDERS CoURT. - The following
fines and penalties were imposed in the
Recorders Court yesterday
Disorderly Conduct-Hattie Ford, $50
workheuse; NJ. Arlington, $50 work.
house; Sam. Allison discharged p. r.
Alberts, SO.
Drunk and disorderly-John Down, $50
-workhouse
Careless driying-Jac ob Vest, costs.
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TENNESSEE NEVER TTRE.-Whether the
honor to be attained is that of valedicto-
rian or class orator, or of any other posi-
ton, if there is Tennessean present he
will strive for it. At the celebration of the
ugly Club" Of Gen. Lees college, in Vir
ginia, four Tennesseans were awarded the
following honors with their accompanying
emblems
College Bore-Wm. Casswell-a large
anger.
Pretty MAN.. L. Walpole-a pair of
silver plated spurs.
Lazy Man-Robert Ewing-a rocking
chair.
Greatest Blow-W. E. Colyar-a tin
trumpet.
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6UIUE36UKS 10
WING TnRRX IN

JAS. q. 0GDEN. Prest. CHS. 7. Vine Cashier
PIE OP Piles BANK.
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Decrease since July 1.................... $83 Az
GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. June l9-P. N

CoTToN.-The cotton market was dull
to-day, but little being offered, and only
"a bales sold-as follows at 20; Is at
q and IA at pc per ID.
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WHOLESALE BAKERS AND CON.
w FECrIONERS, Manufacturers Of ell
kinds Of Candies, Crackers. Cakes and Bread.
Dealers in all kinds OF kruits. Nuts, Raisius and
SardIues. Oysters. Canned Fruits, Pickles, Toys,
Notions, etc etc.
The attention Of the city and country mer-
chants respectfully solicited.
WI. kEEaAN, Salesman.
a. a w. RANNIE.
fahC4 II
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EDsEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at........-........-.900 L. NJ
Leave Nashville 80 P.
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Corner Union and Cherry So, Opposite
htHk OF Tennessee, Deals in Gold.
silver, GOvernmenf Stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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NASHVILLE AND EoRTHwEsrERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER Trains
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RAILROAD TAME TABLE.

NAsBvILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
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WOOD a. SIMPSON.

NHE PORT ROYAL PETROLEUM COM
i psny offer for sale good Ten Horse Power
Engine. Boring TOels, Tubing, etc.
aprl8 Wit
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This opinion settles the question al issue,
and il IL the duiy Of Coanty Couri Clsrks
10 conform their action % il.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31


danger the internal administration relieved from the
impedments OF excessive centralixation landed prop
ery restored 70 freedom and Independence by the dimi
mutton OF the burdens which press upon il; agriculture
commerce and manufactures constantly encouraged; !;
and above all this, one great qualy-honestyi Hon.
esy, which is not less duty in public life than In pr
yaie honesty, which constitutes the moral worth or
States as we'll as Of individuals
Is necessary 10 add that the country having been so
long torn asunde OF the greatest wants OF France
- tson The sole policy suitable to 1t Is one OF con-
citation which should bind together instead OF separa
ing blot out the memory OF all rmer dissensions ap
peal TO every devotion and every merit and call upon
all noble hearts which love their country s their
mother and desire to great free, prosperous and
honored.
As for myself It is my grief 70 witness from dis
tance the evils Of my country without being graned
70 me TO share them. But II In the trials which she
may still have to pass through Providence should one
day call serpe her, doubt not Mdf you sciN find
nae resolsts, in yostmida either to save ~ 70 pess NTH
you.
You my dear friend, who know ma, are weil aware
that the views have just expressed have always been
mine they are the views OF my youth, which still
cherish, confirmed and ripened BY reelection and eK
perence
renew, my dear General the assurance Of my very
sincere and constant affection, HENRI
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
Valentine v0usslen.
ARMY BULLETIN.

xUsrERED oUY.


The following officers have been mustered out and
honoraby discharged the service Of the United States
their services being NO longer reQuired:-
Lieutenant Colonel w. n. Beebe, JE, 126h regiment
United States C6lOred troops "a n s4 s ss.M
Brsvet Lieutenant Coloael J. n Heag, Fourth regi-
Frst Iisussnsss VI n, Mitchell T~eaty second rss-
mont Veteran neservA torpa $3.50 IA.
~ - -. LEAVE op ABMycH sfs, ss1 g.
Permission 10 delay joining his regiment for thirty
days from January "a hos been granted:-- Z
Captain John n Bacon, Ninth United States cavalry,
Captain C. Corbin, Thirty eighth United States in.
fntry colored has been granted leave delay joining
his regiment until February 10, 1887.
SPECIAL ORDzR.
The following special order hAs been issued from Gen.
enl Grants headquarters soon a. the recruits or
dered by Special Order No O. January g. 1857 from this
airy, in the Military Division Of the Missouri
have been removed, ths Superintsndent of the
mounted recruiting 4etvcs Carlisle Barncks, Pennsyl
vaniA Nli prepare dstachmenss Of convenient size
the recruits, which may, from time 70 Time be
como diaposabe at that post and forward them success
svey under proper charge TO the companies OF the
United States cavalry hereafter mentioned until each
Nashville Tenn, seventeen recruits required; second
Company D. Nashville Twelve recruits required third,
Company E. Nashville, fifteen recruits required: fourth
Company n Nashville, tweny-thres recruits required;
h Company A. Raleigh c., thirty recruits required
sixth. Company Raleigh, N G., nineteen recruits ~
Qulred seventh, Company H. Aiken, g. c., twenty-nins
recruits required; eighth, Company L. Aiken, 8. c.,
thirty recruits required; ninth, Company r Winchester
va six recruits required Upon completon Of the ~
sgnment the fact win be reported to this Office The
Quartermssters Department will furnish the necessary
TRANSFORMATION.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
AFFAIRS IN DosToN.

BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1907
Tho Boston mail bags containing the French, Pruian
aud Belgian letters for the steamer Asia,
deptally dropped from the mail wagon Commercial
street, and missed being forwarded by that steamer
The bags found and returned 70 the Post once.
special meeting of the Department Of Trade and
Finance Of the American Social Science Association
was held ~ the Board Of Trade rooms, corner Of
Chauncey and Bedford streets, commencing at ten
A. N. and continuing throughout the day. The meet
ing called for the purpose Of listening TO the views
OF pSomnent members Of the association upon subjects
Of Teat interest relating 70 the commercial and
dusrial interests Of the country. Pspsn read b.
Professor A. L. Perry, Hamilton 4. Hill, Edward AZ
knson and Joseph 8. Fay, on steam navigation, the
other spbjects.
The total amount thus FAR received BY the committee
y sss"rt sio oS1S :. - = 80 S''--s
There is conadsnbIs lee in the barbor. but not
enoaah 70 impede nayiRaton.
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The London Money Market.

The London Money Market.
LONDON Jan. so Noon
Illinois Central shares have advanced x, aud
quoted at So1s
Eries have advanced to AK.
United States fve-twenties, 733..
Consols quiet and unchanged at90 SIG.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
-sfs LIvERPooI, Jan. 30-Noon
The cotton market Is quiet and unchanged. Midding
upauds steady, the opening price being 147d per
H. The sales to-day will not probably exceed 5000
bales.
The Breadstufs Market.
The breadstuhs market is generally dull Corn fiat
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

AUovsFA, Jam 70 1857.
The Mains shpbuildes held . Convention q the
State House to-day. ut which discussion took pace ~
spccting the duties imposed BY Congress upon
our shipbuding end navigation interests They voted
10 memorializs for . drawback Of duties articles
actually entering into shpbuding and for nodinca.
ton OF excsse tai and other buydena delegation will
be sent 70 Warrington Representatives from all the
leading shipbuildng places present and the pro-
'cesdngs were earnest and harmonious.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
l Tally,

Admiral Porsano's Second Trial.
FLORENCE, Jan. 80. 1867.
Admiral Persano who has just been acquitted Of the
charges OF cowardice s to be placed trial for
incompetercy and dsobedience to his superior officers
The AustrO-Itnlian Frontier.
VIENNA, Jan so 1867.
The surveys for the new boundary line between the
territories OF Austria and Italy have beea fully
pletea
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SALES Of ZEAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales Of made by Messrs A.
J. BIeecker. sou Co yesterday
- : ss,h n, sdicirir~ No src3 IrifO $500
~ ~ . "a h,;ia. .Sioinine NJ sas XxiOU $500
80 yssn ~ ~ 4, All a. 5sr half block 49,. I6-j
~ ~ . saio,r,no \, - r. ~ h.s ,JoeS ..,..... 1878
Il" 3o,nsus 4, frovr Jer,nssop av hsN block LOIS
uo,,se iot M III iuh sv house lot 2tsxl00 eo0
gore lot n q 1lith a. no H. r. 9Th Wl and 50xzk
ics . J. ssih 81, SIS II h. ID av, stlioo M
Ss houss snn ios M:r, a. Bloolyn Marcy
Iots NJ 7eh ~ Is5 n ID 21u half block. 1,bo0
adjoining 2bx half block en l460
lots i22d st. 100 n T. ioh ave. &x half bock. Ca 6oa
The following made BY hessrs Muller. wilkins
4 Co. bv order Of the executors Of Ralph .. Buzhs-
No va Warren st story brick store, z3xoQ $50 O0
NO is6 Greenwich story and attic brick. store "a
NO iss q, story brick store sx i0
No ~ King st 2story brick house, G9y
No fQ1 Duane st. Nory brick store Rx5Q 2y
No 1os Duane st., sorY brick store 1ox5Q fAc
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
uew Yoax STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

AuBuRN, N. Y, Jan 30, 1867
The New York state Temperance Society mes In
nual convention in Auburn this morning and organised
George J. 8. Smith in the chair After prayer by Rev.
DR. Hawiey, Of Auburn, Rev. X. Fisk, OF Auburn va
appointed Secretary for the session There Large
attendance An enthusiastic mass meeting was held
here Tuesday evening, when city Temperance soce
ty organized and -four hundred and fty names
enrolled a memberQ
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

TorEKA, Jan 90 1857.
The House to day, after long discussion. passed In
Committee Of the Whole the proposition to submit 70 the
people the question OF Amending the constitution 20 a.
70 strike cut the word "whto.r A resolution passed
asking Congress TO appoint COMMITTEES TO investigate
the contagion among cattle known Spanish fever
concurrent resolution Introduced into the Senate
relative To the death a Senator James H. Lane.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
sAIlAuAu ACCIDENT.

spArxovrsLD, Mass, JAN 20, 1857
The foy-6vc minutes pet eight p n train from the
West yesterday into freight standing on
the track II Chester and account Of the collision did
not reach this city TIL after midnight One OF the freight
cars badly damaged and brakeman named Charles
weeks sew eroly injured
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

A.A NEW ORLkASs Jan. 80, 1867.
B J. j. Bryant, vol known keeper Of faro bank for
many years In this city, shot and killed Ut the st.
Charles Hotel Tonight by Judge Frederick Tate we'll
known Texan lawyer The difficulty n said 10 have orig
mated In consequence OF forged check passcd By-
ant bv A third party. H'HN
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
q R { E C E.

The Commissioner to America.
ATHENS Jan. 80, 1867.
II is General Kelergis. and not Ranjas who is 10 20
on q mission to the United states.
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new HAMPSHIRE pelIrIcs.
CoxooRD, N. n. J

CoxcoRp, N. H., Jan. -, 1857.
The friends Of Ousiew Stesrns, TO the number Of |
$50 including many Of the most prominent repsblicans
OF New Hampshire. held convention here last night
They passed resolutions strongly protesting against the
proceedings the late Republican State Convsnton but
sdjoursed without making an isdepsndens nomination
for Governor.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
PR y ssIA.

a, Military Mission to America.
BERLIN, jan 80 1857.
Cspiain Werner, OF the Prussian navy is going to
America on special mission.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
NAILS roR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising sar, Capitals yurbsr w1f Isave
this port on Friday, for AspinwalL sa k &
The malls for Central America and the scuth rscin0
win close at half past ten O'Clock Friday mornhg
The New YoRx HKRALp-Edition ior The Pacific c-wRl
BE- ready st half-past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing, elk csnts
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

GALvxsroS, Jan, 10. 1857
The new Assistant Commissioner OF the Frcedmen's q
bureau has abolished the former order in regard 10
labor, and the freedmen now contract, Mks anybody
else, FOR the bcs, they can est saa .s
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

e Quxsyc, Jan 30 1857
The sufferers by the late Gre ere claorous receive
she money and refuse TO sign address Of thanks 70
the subscribers until they DO.
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E u R 0 P E. .
reinforcement for the French
Fleet i'm the Pacific.
4 Bsurbon Manifesto on Napoleon's Policy
aud the Position Of France.
.>~~~~~~~~~~~->~~~e-~~~~
Russian Sympathy with the
Cretan Insurgents.
By THE CABLE TO JANUARY 30.
: RA n cE.

Another War ship for the Paciac.
Pms Jan 30, 1907.
TIE Fresch man-ofwar BeIiqueuse has sailed for tho
pnci6r
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

pdse ,T Whes srf as4Pses RSss Ssss rEsa..ssSs e
yf clings tenacously every fabric in eonises
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Patst Elevator dovclopes the ~ Canal street. send
for treatise. Agents. druggists.
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Msasms J:ms,M: lam. r. M.-T:ssE.sl g f. Rail-. % ss.*
for treatlso Agents, drussists
DsSs ' H%'
o. A. ssss c:.a J: :sss Are Z; Ai
coID in iis nss stage; ths. witch bssnnlns wssll
@ia o.
% u sss, Year.. and have
eminent men Who have used them
All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lsstcrics.-Circs-
'A'' NO 'f'"'ns' o. cLurs. Bssksr Es srsad~ss.
Ban' B'aes 4: x ksb Gs;sr sssr BROADWAY.
have constantly on AAnd aECs6s ists 15s "' ''''''a
sri2ss sri!2ssSsss%sSsEiE sss',!;ss !s%;ssSssEiE. % aa
sAsGH sAs plssSsss. Sa12s
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.s:; e: S:.s T.: :..'! :.i !: -
:: @'saa :.ia! s::s ss's Ma:
% es: .fs fs sa as:s. sf:s:s.; rss: . qsss. ' & Ca.
..ss sy:.,;ss :r;s n srfis:rs:: i:: ss <:
T'''''s'l lssaslsss SsEsFrIss'F lSHssstss sssalSrs
Grover q Bakers Highest Prcmi.su Sewing
Machines No broadway, New York
!; ;' ,ssss with s. &rss sts
LiNIMENT. saH IN Ff
Sss: q K ss's' y s.s.. s.ss; ssa
$50 Washington street
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