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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Mayor.


In obedience to numerous. urgent and com
plimentary solicitations, announce myself as
a candidate for the Office of Mayor The cleo
ton will take place the last Saturday in Sep
TENDER. 1868.
The office is one of honor and profit, yet o
weighty responsibility. and of vital importanc
to the welfare of our city; especially is il of
great interest to the tax payer and poor Of the
city-therefere, it is with reluctance that an
nOunce myself as a candidate.
Before voting for or against me- desire to be
fully understood as to my views, etc, in refer
ence TO the government of the city, for the best
and wisest policy to be pursued for all concerned
To this end propose to address you upon the
questions connected with the city government
at least once IN each ward, between this and the
election. First. will address those who will
hear me on the Public Square, at the upper end
Of the Markethouse. Thursday, August 9th,
1S6S, about o'clock Pm: on Broad street.
at the corner Of Market, about o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday, August 22d, 1865. Subsequent APP
pOintments will be made
All candidates are requested to attsnd-time
will be divided if required.
augl9 If NJ. NJ. BRIEN, SR.
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Saturdays Police Budget.
Shrine Of the mighty can it be
That this is all that is left of thee"

Shrine Of the mighty can it be
That this Is all that Is left Of thcep
Bard Of AEON.
Three cases. Is that all ? Yes, yes, the
municipal delinquents, the old corporation
offenders the fair frail and the painfully salu-
briOus in short, all who were wont in the
halcyon days agone to show their seedy
mugs within the pale OF the Police Com
missioner's Court have deserted the shades
of the classic precincts and hied them
som'ers, goodness knows where. Disguised
well, we should think so. This way of
designating public property as ones own
and clubbing the city's portrait gallery as
uly court don't work we'll with those that
daily congregate there its too personal, too
egotistical, it won't work at all, at all
It'll run all the business off.
Three cases! That's what we said, and
the first one at that was Sallie Bandy, a
terrible old termagant, who invested too
much and INDUCED too freely in linked
electricity ycleptRober-hic-son county. Miss
Bandy not possessing a sufficient quantity
of Railways Ready Relief !. c. greeneys,
sailed out of the harbor for Rockport wit h
a heavy cargo of whisky aboard, brande d
good for thirty days"
Then came a young man from the "too
rural, rursp districts who got taken in for
shieing "water milyon" Feelings through
the market place. He gave in the costs
and made his exit.
Next case called was Mike Costello, who
hadn't counted the costs Of public drunk,
until he came into this august assembly,
when he found it amounted to exactly So
and costs.
Ereunt omnes The curtain drops. My
court closes.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON A NASHVILLE
STREET CAR.-Yesterday afternoon as car
No. z, of the College and Cherry street
line, was descending the very steep grade
on the latter thoroughiare, leading from
the Postofice to Broad street, and when in
front of Capt. VIM. SlockelPs residence,
about midway of the grade, the front break
chain of the car was broken from the
strong force that was brought to bear upon
it, and the car ran down on the horses,
forcing them TO run at full speed down
Cherry across and beyond Broad street
Very fortunate it was that the driver. Mr..
VIM. Spain, had enough presence of mind
TO retain his place, and with his whole
strength managed to keep the car on the
track. The car at the time was crowded
with passengers, several of whom were
ladies and children. No one was injured,
nor neither did the car sustain any damage
save as above stated.
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HORTCULTURAL SoCIETY.-A called
meeting Of the Directors Of the Tennessee
Horticultural Society was held yesterday
at the Soldiers Club rooms. Ii was re-
solved by the directory TO hold their regu,
lar autumual exhibition in this city on
the 22d, 23d and oath days Of September,
the amount Of premiums placed at 1862.
Some fine apples were exhibited by Il. K.
McKinnie, Esq,, among them the Maiden 3
Blush, White Sweetning, Gravenstein, Red
Horse and Pennsylvania Red Streak, all Of
which were pronounced Of the finest spe-
cies. All persons intending to exhibit ar
licles at the exhibition, are requested to
ing Secretary.
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Cincinnati IIarket.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-Flour dull
family 50 5000 %. Wheat g. Corr
92993c. Oats 5566Oc. Pork SIS 20
Lard 1Ss. Bulk meats 121614lc. Bacon
shoulders 1890; sides 16i@I74c. Hams q
@22c. Butter Soc. Cheese 14ie. Clover
seed S14. Whisky held at 65. Groceries
steady.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2I.-Tobacco active.
Homeopathic S. 25G6 rs. Wheat
81 POOP 30. Corn 9O695c. Oats AGA
54c. Pork S29 5O@29 rs. Bacon new
shoulders lS4; clear sides 174c; clear rib
sides l7fc. Lard 1S4c. Whisky 81 22l@
80.
New York Money Market
New YORK, August 22.-Money less
active. Call loans 3@5c. Sterling at ga
81. Gold 14I4. Old Tennessee 64@65,
new 6S@64.
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, August 22-Standard
prints l14@143c. Brown sheetings loo
l74. Bleached musliHs %.
New York Market.
New YORK, August 22.-Cotton firm ;
sales goo bales; uplands SOC. Flour dull
and 20@45c lower. Whisky 679674c in
bond. Wheat-new 81 45. Rice steady !;
Carolina 94@104c. Coffee duh. Sugar
Cuba 1l4@l34. Molasses dull. Corn
81 149I 2l4.
New Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, August 22-Cotton quiet
and steady middlings SOC. Sales IS bales.
Receipts lis bales. Exports, 656. Sugar
and molasses unchanged.
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THE TURF.

The Fail Meeting of the Nashville
Blood Horse AssOciatIOn-O Ohio, Ken
lucky and Tennessee to Contest the
PaIm-The Finest stock in the South
and West Entered-A Most Brilliant
Meeting Expected.
The announcement of the entries for the
various stakes to be contested for at the
Fall meeting of the Nashville Blood Horse
Association, presents an array of blood and
metal that has not assembled in this city
for quarter of q century. Entries have
been made by Keene Richards, Kilgour,
Buford, Redding, Griggsby, lie Paul, Al
cock, Thomas and Bissicks, Of Kentucky,
and Ohio sends, through E. A. Smith, some
Of the finest stock of that Statewide
Tennessee will be represented by Gen.
Harding, Gen. Duncan, Cockrill, Cheat
ham, johnson, Patterson, Turner, Barnes,
Hinton, Mills, Franklin, and Craig, and
others who will bring TO the stand the
finest stock in the limits Of our State.
The filling of the stakes is unequaled
by anything that has been presented lot
great many years, and we hear that the
preparations for the purses embrace some
horses from the Alexander stables, where
Lexington reigns, blind as Milton, the
king Of the American stud. Nothing since
the grand Peytona stake in 1843 has given
promibe of such magnificent performances.
The Association has made many I'M
proyements on the track, and everything
will be done to make the occasion the most
brilliant that has occurred in the State.
Preparations have been made for the
Injurious comfort of the ladies, and we
learn that a number Of the fairest and
most fashionable of Kentucky's daughters,
will honor the Association with their pres
ence. The ladies of Tennessee will give
them, we are sure, hearty welcome, and
share with them the gracea of the meet
ing.
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r III Y G 1T Y,
ORR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bani
Of Tennessee. lie our authorized agent at Clarks
vile. Tennessee 20 receive and receipt Tor SUP
scriptions and advertisements for the UEIoS AM
DrsPArCH.
s. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin, IS our anthoI'
lied ,.reDt for Williamson and adjoining conn'
ties. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions 70
the UxIoS AND DIsPkTCH.
DIR. J.B. MATTHEWS. Druggist odd fei-
lows Han Building, Woodland street. Is our
.,,bori7.a AGENT 10 receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Edsene,u. 49,
delivered to him will be promptly A''enu'I w.
He siIl also keep tho Daily UNION AND f'7-
.rrar on sale
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GONG FOR DUNGEE's CRANIUM.-Quite
an exciting little fracaa occurred down on
Cherry street, at the negro saloon of Jim.
Dungee, yesterday, Jim. Gordon, negro
boy, who was formerly hatboatman up
the river, entered the domiciIe of Dungee
and asked him for a dollar which he said
that Dungee owed him. Jeems, at the
time, had an overdose of "benzine water"
aboard and didn't much relish the idea of
being dunned while in that interesting con-
dition. lie remarked to Gordon that
he'd scatter the contents Of his skull over
the wall of his domicile, complimented him
in various other ways and started for
Gordon. The latter fred away with a
good sized dornick which came in contact
with the noggin of Jeems Immediately
over the left auricuiar and cut out neat
little plug about the dimensions of an ex-
aggerated three cent piece, causing the
claret to flow beautifully. Both were
arrested and taken tC the Cedar Street
Dungeon, where the wound of Dungee was
dressed by DIR. Il. g. X Martin. The case
will be tried tomorrow.
THE Buckingham and Edinburgh Hats,
Just received al II. H. Thompson's, Al
Cherry street. aug20 If
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 North Cherry Street.


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tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WIJ1iam A. Bachelor. All others are
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Early and Happy AaarrIage-Ths True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RIAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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THE OPERA IN COLUMBIA.-Last Tues
day the opera of the Queen Of Alforino,"
written by Mrs. Rebeccs Gof, Of this city,
was given to large and highly apprecia-
tive audience at the Atheneum, in Column
bia. A splendid orchestra, magnificent
scenery and elegant costumes, made it by
far the most recherche entertainment ever
given in this section Of the State, insomuch
that many citizens having requested its
repetition, it will be produced for the
second time en- next Tuesday evening, with
the addition Of the ludicrous pantomime o.
"Blue Beard" Tickets and reserved seats
can be secured at McClure's music store.
Parties going from Nashville should TAX,
the $3.50 p. NJ. accommodation train, and
leave Columbia at l2:40 after the opera.
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FAMILIARITY CONTINUED.
Newton vs.. Sparkling or Municipal Dig
nifty.

Newton vs.. Sparkling or Municipal Dig
nifty.
Yesterday evening previous to the hour
set for the hearing Of the argument in the
official oppression case before Justice 5
Wilkinson, Brien and Bush at the Circuit
Court room, large crowd of citizens Of
every branch oftrade or profession gathered
in the lobby Of the Courthouse and awaited
the opening Of The court room door. When
the Justice arrived, and the door was IN
locked, a general rush for front seats en-
sued, As every one present seemed deeply
interested in what was going on.
The arguRent was opened OF the side of
the defense by General Nancy, and was
followed by CoIoael Colyar on the opposite
side The speech Of General Nancy was
good 1. e., when we consider in what cause
he argued, but that of Colonel A. S. Colyar
was one ofthe most whitening we have ever
heard fall from the lips Of any one. We
had intended presenting heightened ac-
count Of the trial, but for the rush of mat.
ter in other columns We are forced to leave
il out
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Southern Music Store,
Wholesale AND RETAIL,
No. 33 UNION STREET.
Tcnn.

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES To AN
~ nOunco 70 his Tennessee friends and the
general public, that his stock OF Pianos Is now
complete. Steinway, knabe, Durham Weber
krauShaar. Haiues Bros. and A. a. Gale A
Co. are fully represented IN his stock, and are
sold at New Y Ork prices, thereby saving freight
and charges 20 the purchaser.
He is also Sole Agent for the celehratch Rnr-
dest Organ. regarded by the profession Co
be the best reed instrument now made possess
ing the late improvements in stops, viz. Har-
monte, Celeste" and F1r HlmgHa that are
Projections of mechanical genius Churches,
Sabbath Schools. Lodges and Semiuaries are
furnished az very low rates. Circulars aud price
lists will be forwarded on application.
I'm sheet Music, (for many years a spe-
ciality in his establishment he can offer great
inducements 10 tho Trade, schools Rod ANA
tours. His stock is the largest and most select
in the South, and will be always supplied with
the NEW EST and BEST productions Of home
and foreign composers.
In EiOIins. Guitars, Flutes. italian
and other strings, for all instruments. to
gether with a fine collection Of small Mu5is,i
Goods, he deties competition.
p. S.-PianOs. Organs and other instruments
tuned and repaired by frst-clas5 wOrkmen.
Mr.. D. s. CurIe is now with this house and
will be glad to see his friends
Jy3l ~
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THERE will be an ice-cream festival fol
the benefit Of the Edgedeld Baptist Church,
at the Female Seminary, on Thursday and
Friday nights, 9th and 2Sth inst. This
entertainment will be all that can be de-
vised to make it pleasurabIe, and the
object should make the crowd Is great as il
IL worthy.
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Nom ASSAULT AND BATrEEY.-Aman-
da Bowen, negro virago Of amazonian
ideas made a terrific ashanti and battery on
her sable amour Anderson Page. The
case was brought before Esquire Mathews
yesterday, for proper adjudication, but it
appearing that the blows passed were only
love licks" "Mr." Page was discharged
and Miss" Bowen footed up the costs.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UNIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold TO
new7bovs and dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price.
d. o,-,.xy Eftyp CEsRvpg
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In this city. on tho 22d inst, of Consumption,
JOHN W. AKIN. in the 5lst year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the de-
ceased are invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence. corner of Fillmore and Car
roll streets. tomorrow. the oath inst. at three
o'clock, p. NJ Divine service by Rev. J. NJ.
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Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at CAB for the old, and G3i
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are very
scarce, aud holders we're asking CSC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18Th
inst. were AS follows:
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The committee appointed at the meeting
Of business men and property holders on
the 2lst inst, are requested &c meet al the
office Of Anderson, johnson & Smith, on
Monday, the Oath inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
w. r. ELIsTON. Chairman.
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On the evening of the 18th inst. at the resi-
denoe of Esquire T. D. Cassstty, No. GO North
Spruce street. by Esquire Cassetty. Mr.. ThOs.
Moore TO Miss Julia Denning. all of this city.
But happy they. the happiest of their kind.
Whom gentler stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings
blend"
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$4,000 Tennessee 6s,
5000 do new ...-.-.--.-..-....---.b,12
10000 North Carolina Is new -.,.....-.......ll12
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 10Th inst. says:
"There ia more active inquiry for
money, with the ruling rate, on approved
collaterals, at per cent. Some banks and
private lenders are asking s. while we hear
of large amounts yet standing to tine credit
of government bankers at 3 per cent. The
sudden decline of the last few days in sc .
curities dealt in at the Stock Exchange ha =
made money lenders very cautious, and
there is an increasing disposition to lend
only on dividend paying stocks, and smaller
amounts on them. Commercial paper is
firm at the advanced rates. First-Class in
dorsed notes, having from three to six
months to run, are dull and quoted from
64 to u per cent, while paper running
sixty days and less is saleable at & per
cent "
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SINGLETON, at the postOfiice, has Har-
per's Magazine, Putnam'5 Monthly, Lip
pincott's Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book,
and Peterson's Magazine for September.
Also, all the literary and illustrated papers
for the ca trent week.
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QUARTERLY MEETING The fourth and
last quarterly meeting, for this Conferenc
year, for McKendree station, ia now 10 ses-
sion. Divine services this morning an d
tonight at usual hours.
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PERsoEAL.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting..at the Commercial Hotel yester-
day, a party of our friends from Pulaski,
among whom we're Lieut.. j. G. Lester, jim
Grow, Sam. c. Mitchell and z. J. Ellis. A
meeting with such spirits as these does
ones heart good, and carries our heart away
back to happy days agoue.
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Central r. r. Bk..


Gold iswithout change. The following
are the New York quotations of yester-
day: Opened at LA, was IA at 1925,
IA at noon, and closed at 144l at 3P. NJ.
Dealers here were paying 1881 and hold
ing at 145.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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For COnEreRa.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republ
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1868. jy7 If
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ELDER T. TANNING, President Of the
Franklin College, will preach in the Chris
tian Church this morning at the usual
hour.
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Lovers Of the sport should remember the
grand prize shooting match to come of on
Tuesday next.
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For Mayor.

At the earnest solicitation of many Of our in
fuential citizens, hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fall
election. Ii. II. TH0RNBERG.
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CHURCH NoTICE.-The Rev. Jas. Moore
Rector Of the Church Of the Advent having
accepted the appointment recently rendered
him by Bishop Qulntard, to visit the Princi-
pal cities Of the Yves. and North, for the
purpose Of presenting to benevolent church
men abroad the condition aud wants Of the
diocese of Tennessee, expects TO depart on
his mission an or about the 25th met.
After which date, aud until the return of
the rector from the General Convention in
the latter part ofOcioher, the Advent will
be closed Divine service, with Holy
Eucharist, will, however, be celebrated this
SUNDAY morning at log O'Clock, IN the
basement Of the edifce now in course OF
erection on Vine street. between Church
and Broad
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HARrsvULE Masonic FEMALE INsTI-
TUrE.-We are gratiGed TO learn that the
Female Institute a; Hartsyille has been
transferred to the Masonic Lodge Of that
town, under whose patronage it will here
after be conducted. Mr.. T. NJ. Patterson
who is spoken Of az eminently qualified
for the position, has been appointed Prin-
cipal, with corps Of able assistants. The
institution is located Ia = wealthy portion
ofcountry, and will no doubt be literally
supported. The Lodge proposes 70 exer.
else the strictest care over the health, CON-
fort, education and general department o.
every pupil without Partially, and th,
daughters Of all patrons will receive the
same care which a Mason would extend Il
a daughter Of his brother, and the Mason
orphan can here find "a home, where the
hand of her fathers brother will be opei
10 relieve every want
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r. d O r M A N,

nEALER IN THE BEST PIANOS OF TIE
IL country, among which are the CHECKER
ing q Sons, pronounced by the judges at the
Paris Exposition, in 1867, TO be the bsst
Piano IN the world; the stock and brad
bury, used by New York Musicians as the
leading instruments Of that city the miller.
which Tor its price, dehes competition on ac-
count Of its durability and ability to stand in
tune under the hardest use, etc.
Agent for the sale of the new and truly won
derful Ghy Tor and Farley Organ, which so
closely resembles the Pipe Organ as almost 10
deceive the incest critics; also. agent for the
Cabinet and American Organ, so we'll and
fsyorably known throughout this country and
Europe.
The greatest variety OF Strings, Small InStru-
ments and Musical Merchandise generally. My
stock Of Sheet Music embraces the choicest OF
Foreign and American publication.
Dealers supplied AZ Eastern prices freight
added. A liberal discount 20 Teachers. Churches
and Lodges. Send for descriptive circulars.
Musical Instruments tuned and repaired BY
competent woTkmen and satisfaction guRran
iced. A. DOkMAN.
Music Emporium, ~ Church street
augl6 I'm
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New Fall styles Hat at r. H. Thomp.
sons, II Cherry street. aug2O #
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL, August 22-Noon.-COiton
buoyant; sales 1900 bales; uplands lOt
(a)105d Orleans ll9llBd.
LONDON. Aug. 22-Mueh duclnation
in sugar 10 arrive, and i'aPos7ible to give
exact prices.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-Bourse closed firmer :
rentes r. SIC.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 22.--5-2Os closed a
shade irmer and higher at 75s.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-Sales 63 hhds.
tobacco; Tugs TO medium leaf s. 25(9I4 ;
cuftings- SIT 75@24. Flour-superiine
Sc 75(a7. Wheat aclve-red 81 o.
az 10. Corn $1,000 Oats 459 soc.
Mess pork 500. Lard ISi@l9c. Bacon
shoulders 139c; clear rib sides l6ic
clear sides l7Ac. Bulk meais--sbouldera
l23c; clear sides lG4c Whisky raw, free,
81 27@l 80.
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THE Marlborough Success and NabOb
Hats, just received at r. H. Thompson's,
Al Cherry street aug20 If
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FALL style Silk Hats just received at RI
II. Thompson's, IL Cherry street. aug22t