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The most Psrfsci and COnusaisntNursing Bottle
in the Uorld. We supply tho trade with all parts
of the bottle separately when required, including
Burr's SIusysd Vrs Brush, which Is OF inesfima6h
value 20 tho Infant, as Keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free from acid, especially In warm wea
ther Price Of Brush, 10 cts. BURR PEKRi,
successors TO W. s. Burr CO., Wholesale Drug
gists. 26 fremont Street, Bostod, Mass. Sold by
all druggists. 3m2b
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aluiuu aud SunraA.
Guide,


ss,psyoHp Trims isaye ior Boston and TIE west-dSi
Ant $50 A. ~ and 3.+ and 6.33 y n. Returning, leave
Bo.ton at 7 30 A. ~. II s., AMI % anil e00P.H.
Trains leave for Portland and the East-ii as t25 and
.I5A a.. ard 80 y. u. Returning at6.lS alSi $40
AZ. and 2.Ss anil oAOO
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.OUT OF SORTS,

Take DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DITTERS,-tho most medicinal in tho mar
ket. Established In 1908. 4ml2
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settling losses ..
CErTER)
QUINCY, Mass June %, 1869
MEssRs SMALL 4 SON Notice received OF dam
a.o 10 property covered by Policy No. 56,o92, Al
bert Allen. Please have the damage estimated by
some competent mechanic. or repaired. I've don't
care which,, and will pay for the same at once,
rs soon as arranged, or We will send some one nom
this way, II necessary.
These small damages you can look aner, usu-
ally, instead OF waiting for our agent to do so.
Yours, q. A. HowLAsD, Sec'y.
This is the same Co. that so neatly repaired tho
late George Il. Small's new Rockaway carriage,
which was damaged by fire, to the extent Of sSj.
short time age.
We have seen list Of 200 of the best dwellings
in Diddeford and Saco which arc insured In this
Co. One man remarked to US that the Co. would
insure only stone walls and brick sidewalks Well,
so much the better for those insured, as 1t Mu-
tual Company, and all the money on premiums
saved Is returned to the insured in dividends,
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TOtal....... ~
a~n n.I..a

anu JIU OhiNtt.
Prices OF Market beef Extra sl2 rs % 70 10 /,
first quality. sl2 90 al " so second quality, 81 90
dD u 10, thir'i quality, $40 90 "a O75
Prices OF ktore Cattles-WorkIng Oxen, " pair,
$50, 500, $3.50, 300.
Milch Cows and Calves from s3S, $50, Sos, SIS %
500.
Yearlings. $ls a $685. two years old, $50 20 si2 |;
three years old, Is 90 g.
Prices of sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 SO, 81 90,
80 so 90 81 % each extra. 81 80 "a 30 10, or froln
"a SIC Pb
Spring Lambs, IS on 90 $500
Veal Calves, 90 90 10 sl2
Hides, Ole Y tb. Taliow, 90 7lc ID.
Lamb Skins. 50 ID 60c each sheared Skins, ~ %
25c each. Cali Skins, % 0 2)c v N.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra, 2ol 90 2io prime, i9l
"a 2Ocj good. iSi 40 ioci medium, l7i dD Is, poor
To medium, l7c v h.
n b B-Beef-Extra and first quality includes
nothing hut the best, fat. stall-fed Oxen second
quality includes the best grass fed Oxen. the best
stall-ied and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cosiets, and when those
Of an inferior quality are thrown out.
REsARKs.-The market Is slim this week.
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no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, RRECKLES
| AND Tan from the face, use PERRr's Morn
Ann FRECKLE LorIos. Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. d. G.. Perry,
NOR BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLES ON THE
L FACE, uso PERRY's COSEDoss AND PihPLE
REMEDY prepared only by DR.. u q. Perry, ~
Bond St, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6mol2.
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Mans Gloss fer hs Vest al 9.0S A. A., and $40 = n
FoT tAs East al IL lS A. ~. AMI as y. n for I'm.
Friday si s. 30 p. NJ, Lyman Centre, Thursdays oey'
st s-30P.n
NlIis Asayx from ns East At p30 A. n, and 4co n
From .is Wssf Al L. n. aBi 500 '. n. frcn iAmer-
tsk al li.30 A. a, Tsrsonshsl, MoSiaJ,
ant y,ti.v Al 30 p n; Lyman Centre, rhurslays
only at $50 an. Cf0"N'
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s..o Post ome.--M.n Arrangements.

Mans Gloss Coz the West at $50 4. NJ and SOo ~.
Fos the East at IL % A. n, aud o % =. n, ~" E
,,lel Al ~ SOpn Country Malls e'o~s 0sery Iuo~
dsy, THURSDAY ssd saturday al go A. n.
Mans AHHIyE frum the West at ts.iO AMI .tO '. ~.
", an. ~, Al q 10 A. " anil $50 .. d. Limerick, At
u.'s. country Mails arrive every Monnday, Wednes-
So ana 1'''N' - & 9. RICHARDS, r. NJ
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TIE CELEBRATED
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Can he had of
s. NEWCOMB, Agent,
a Aths Shoe Mandatory 3Suih Street
.NiscellasseOsss.
DICEENS WORKS IN THEIR MOST CON.
PETE PORN.


DICKENS WORKS IN THEIR MOST CON.
PETE PORN.
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BiddeEord .1asers,.e,,e,,ts.
YORK COUNTY
FIVE CENTS SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

will 30 put on interest July let. -
- CnAs. A. MOODY. Treasurer pro TEN.
Diddeford, June -, 1859. 2w1
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DIR. WARRBN'S BILIOUS BITTERS,

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Complaint
Jaundice, Diliousness, Headache, Dizziness, Loss
Ing, Strengthening, fnvlgOrating and Regulating
the Human System, has no equal In the world.
Sold by all druggists. BURR 4 PERRY,
Wholesale Druggists General Agents,
3m26 26 fremont Stret, Boston.
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Wanted {!
Farm for Sale.

T WILL SELL sell my Farm, two miles rom the
Post Office, on the Alfred road, consulting OF ~
acres. we'll divided into pasturage, tillage ana
woodland. with good and ample building: thereon,
IIay 4. we'll aud securely fenced, has always been
heavily dressed, and no iarin IN this county nln
higher state Of cultivation. 10 contains 100 nut
trees. part of which are In bearing conditon; -
near TO school house and church. The woodland
will be sold separate, n desired. RTsrins sssy'
0s' w. r. GOWES.
Biddeford, April y, 1859. m. "
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SiCO AND BOSTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
summer Arrnngement--IsoO.

~n-S STEAMER ENTERPRiSH Capt.
G-ssSt.1CN! II fALkER, will, I'LL further no
tce, leave Battery Wharf. Ioston, for Portsmouth,
Biddciord and saeo. every Wednesday, ut o'clock
p. ~. Leave Biddeiord and saco Tor Boston every
Saturday at flood tide.
Freight taken at low rates
Biddeford, April %, 1859. 10, Main Street.
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EOR BOSTON.

sn-A The new and superior ses-going
,GsStIstcamersJ JoHs DRo0ks and MoHIkE-
Al. having been fitted up at great expense with
large number Of beautiful state Rooms, will run
the season as fGllowsI ..
Leaving Atlantic wharf, Portland, at7 o'clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day at o'clock
r. ~, Sundays excepted
Cabin ARE. ...u...............,fl.0
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.Sy,PciaI Notices.

q The letter below is inserted simply to show
the spirit Of this admirable Ere insurance compa-
ny, (tho Quincy Mutual, Of Massachusctts), in
settling losses,
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DI I'D.

r Notices Of deaths not exceeding lines inserted
froc above that nuner at regular advertising rates.
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YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER
AT OUR STORE THAN
any place in York County.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FUR SAIE Uh EAUHANGh,
House In saco, Thorton Avenue.
House on Poss Street, Bhdefonl.
Store Lots on Adams, Elm and Alferd Streets.
House Lots on Alfrei, Mt. Vernon and Washington
Streets. Also, others.
The above property Is foe sale on liberal terms,
or would like toexchange for Hardy Machine Co.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Biidefori, Nov. 10, lsos. Once rs Lincoln Street.
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For compensation OF temporary clerks N the OF.
fec of the Indian bureau, twenty. nine thousand
four hundred dollars, being for one clerk of clas.
three, seven of Glass two. twelve OF class one ana
four copyists at nine hundred dollars per annum.
FOR compefsstion of two additional examiners
In the Patent Oficc at two thousand hve hundred
doIlars each, i've thousand dollars
For tv,nt, one clerks class two, In the Patent
osies AZ n,,rteep hundred dol,ars each. twenty.
nino thousand four hundred dollars.
Por fourteen clerks class one, In The Patent or
fee: At twelve hundred dollars each, sixteen thou
sand eiyht hundred dollars.
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For salary Of chief Justice and two associates In
the Territory of Idaho, increased by act OF March
two, eighteen hundred andsixty seven, three thou.
sand dollars. 't Nv
Tor salary OF chief justice and two associates In
the Territory OF Montana, increased by act NJ
March two, eightssa hundred and sixty-ssvsn,
thsee thousand dollars. Hll - = - q IT
for the per diem and mileage OF the memhers Of
The TERRITORIAL anembly OF The Territory of wash
ington at It's second bIsnnial session which ineeis
on the hrst Monday of December, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-nins. and for the incidental ex-
psnses Of tho same, twelve thousand dollars.
SEc. j. IHd BE- 10 JarfAv tns>f,d, That 90 n'u'"
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Cambridge Cattle Market. June 20.

NUMBER fhoH ihh shNEhAL STATES. .".
Cattle Sheen 4 Lambs Horses 9vvine.
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Farsoasfsid.

Farsonsfsid.
A newspaper correspondent says that Parsons
field Is one vast tailOr's shop--rather strong
language.
The making Of sale clothing was commenced
about thirty years ago and has been s'eadly IN,
ercasinr until Il now amounts to about soo,ooo
annually. Not that il is all made In this town.
for = dozen other towns share but the SIX shops
giving out the work are located here.
Not far from 1000 women and girls are en-
gagged in the business part or all OF the time.
Three fourths Of the garments are sewed with
machines The work is for Boston and New
York houses. The pay is 50 small that woman
cannot live by the needle alone, yet the pittance
helps meet family expenses. Smart girls Of 10
or l2 earn their clothes and many bride has
thus purchased a respectable outfit large
proportion Of these sewers are in comfortable
and some wealthy. The ex-
trcmely poor usually lack the necessary energy
or mechanical skin.
School denominations.
The examinations Of schools not already Ia
ken place, will be as follOwsi
July 8, A. NJ, Washington street, Primary.
6, A. NJ. Sullivan street.
P. NJ. Spruce street,
Z, ~ NJ Pool street,
8, A. NJ. Sullivan street, intermediate.
Pm. Washington street, :"
0, A. NJ. Spruce street,
p. NJ. Foss street,
10, A. VI. Washington street. mixel.
IL, Sullivan street, Grammar.
Is, Spruce street, g
" II, A. NJ. High School
" 10, A. NJ. High School,
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~ Hand bills printed at this once
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.Nsp York, Philadelphia, BaIiimort. Waih-
ingfon, and all principal points Wtst,
South and South Vet,
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Nrrr Advertisements.

Ladies viii find good news by reading A.
Iandes city notice in our columns this
morning. as he not only manufactures dress
fu~s. hut be warrants them to please. He
viii be delighted to wait on and supply all
Who call at New York prices. He means
Just what be says, and can, and will do all
lie means and says. His is house where
III should 90 and be suited. If he fails 10
please all. they must be hard 10 please in
deed.
A fashionable suit of clothes, either ready
made or made to order, can be had very
cheap at G. b. Abbotta, No. Al Union
street.
The Nashville Blood Horse Association,
propoa~ to rent the trotting track, dwell
ing and grounds within the track and bar
privileges for the year 1870. If not
rented privately before the oath inst,
will be on that day to the highest bidder,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The next regular session of the Cum
berland University opens on the lst Mon
day in February. For particulars see adj
NertIsemont
See so reward offered by Mr.. Fulton
for the recovery Of his horse.
Among the city notices this morning
MCS~tN- Nchblu ~ Nb.s GIRL dllCuAlOu u
their large and varied stock Of furniture
and carpets.
c. b. Hare's, No. ~ North College street,
.sthe place for ladies to find the shoes they
need. Prices low. Call and examine.
Go 10 s. J. Stine's, Public Square. foI
everything essential in the culinary de.
partmcnt wines, liquors, cigars, etc.
No. Il Maxwell House, fronting on
Cherry street for rent.
Att. Z. Wmstead g. Co. s, Cherry street,
are found the best boots shoes. hats. trunks
etc. IN the city. at prices that defy compe
tition
Fancy groceries. wines, brandies. and
the best family flour at very reduced prices
~ MeSSrs. Armistead 4 Co.
On the fourth page viii be found the al
var'isemcnt Of McssTs. Gates 4 Pohlman
Vino have lust received the largest stock o
Igwalry every brought to the city. Thcil
stock hls been selected with care, and re
lsets credit upon the taste Of the purchaS
avs. Those seeking handsome Christina.
presents viii find il to their interest to eX
anime their stock and prices before buyin,
elsewhere.
The National Savings Company, corner
tHion aud College streets. are doing
regular banking and exchange business
They receive deposits and allow Interes
thereon. they furnish drafts on London
Dublin and all parts of Germany. They
keep for sale the ola Tennessee bonds and
q. S. 5-2o's and they pay the highest rates
for gold, silver and mcurrent money
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IMPORTANT SUIT In CIrANCERY.
Creditors VS.. Planters, Bank.

Creditors VS.. Planters Bank.
This important case has taken up the
time of the Chancery Court for the past
several days. The bank made an assign
ment, and affirms that they gave the cred
itors the required two years notice in
which TO collect all claims and notes. The
expiration of this two years notice was the
first of January last, as is claimed. II is
further claimed by the bank that the pres
ent claimants did not present and file the
claims within the time specified in the no
tice, and are therefore voided. The com
plainants present their claims as just, al
leging that the act of two years limitation
is void they allege further that the Tfus-
tee of the bank did not give the notice as
required by law. The most eminent legal
ability in the State is engaged in the case.
E. Fl. Ewing and W. f. Cooper are for the
bank, and Jordan Stokes, Robert w.
Pritchettand A. i. Demoss, Z. B. Mclean
nahan, of this city, and John F. House, of
GAINESVILLE, are attorneys for the complain
ants, and vast research and exhaustive ar
guments in the case have been evinced on
both sides. Mr.. Stokes spoke on Wednes-
day, and Mr.. Ewing on Thursday. Yester-
day Mr.. McClannahan and Mr.. House spoke
in behalf Of the petitioners, and Mr.. De-
moss closes the argument to-day in behalf
| of the compliments, when the case viii be
submitted. The decision is looked to with
a great deal of interest, involving, as 1t
does, claims TO a very large amount, and
the validity of the issues of the bank.
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TEsE COTTON MARKETS..

Columbus. ia. Dee. 1.
The market has eyinced good demand at 23lfc
for mddlnSs- Sales COS bales; receipts lGj bales;
1G9 bales.
Atlanta, ga, Dec. L.
Tho market dull ard nominal at 22lfla22ssc for
middlings; low middings dc; good ordinary 1gc
receipts to-day Is bales.
Montgomery, IA, Dec.I.
Montgomery cotton ra--et higher; low middHng
22Ec.
Macon, Ga, Dec. /.
Cotton-Receipts to-day 7g1 bales: sales 7o7baIss:
shipped i2l bales Receipts during the week end
ing this evening, the above included, 1902 bales;
sales for same time 2G3 bales receipts for Eoycm-
Der, 1859, 1864 bales; sales for the same month
90ll bales.
Savannah, GA, Bee. I.
Cotton--Eeceipts 2,so7 bales: exports Gas
bales; sales so bales, market firm; middIings
augusta, Ga, Dcc.I.
Cgtton-sales 1867 bales; receipts 1,14O bales /:
market Guoyant and advancing; middlings 23Lc
Charleston =. e., Dec. J.
Cotton-recoipts l,a33 bales; sales 600 bales:
exports to Great Britain ,30j bales, coastwise 81
bales; market s@i.c better; midllings 2lr 10
244c.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. I.
Cotton-saes 1900 bales; receipts $40 bales :es-
ports coo bales; demand good market closed az oaf
side figures; midllin-s 30 G2lc.
Selma, Ala, Ncy, 80.
Market quiet at 22c for low RltidIins; sales about
ca bales.
Cincinnati, Dec. I.
COtton-Under the influence OF flryoratia AL
vices from the East the market 10 stronger. and
prices have advanced fc @ h. MiddHng Is held al
3h@2ic; low middling at 234a3l<c, and good
ordinary at 22}Ed22lfc. There L. however but
very little doing, and buyers await further deyeIou-
mcuts.
Memphis, Dee. !.
Cotton frmer and held at 2ic; receipts I1sl
bales; exports $50 bales.
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Youthful nenrcaninrs.

Three youths, scarcely at the age OF re-
sponsihIIity, were arrested late on Thurs
day night by officers Haslem and McIigue,
on the grave charge Of robbing man Of
ms money. The proof was pretty conclu-
siye AGAINST them, and bond of $500 was
required Of each. Through the influence
of friend, in consequence of the youthful
ness Of the offenders, the case was comprO-
missed and they were permitted to depart.
Thoy seemed very Penitent fol their Of
teuse a.l the bad company they were
found ln We hope that the arrest viii ex-
erei5r "a salutIy influence upon them and
prevent a repetition of this or any Other
evil deed.
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FEaEErOad Cars.

g. H. Paine. Superintendent Of the Rip
Yam Wrinkle line at Louisville, has Just re
ralyed two magnificent day and night pal
ar. cars. named r.spectively City of Louis
Vile and City of Nashville. They are to
ra between Louisville and New Orleans,
auI are said 90 he the finest cars in the
South. except those turned out at the Chat
tMoog shops 10y Green Savyers and his
.I.IHN-I .--Tetnvr.
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>nrrigg % Poll. County shot.

). C. Duff Sheriff Of Polk county. on
Saturday last. Eoar the mountains. was at
tempting o. arrest a man by the name Of
Clayton. when the latter shot him with a
rife nu The ball entered the cheek nea.
the nose. and passed ont in the direction Of
the ear The wound Is severe, but it II
thought 1t viii not prove fatal The shot
caused Duf to fail from his horse, when
Clayton went mp to him and beat him with
ms gnu, took DUh pistol of his person,
and walked away, and at last accounts was
still r-7vrirr al LARGE
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EdgcgteId ANA KcntucIsy Railroad.

We understand that Col f. A. Fort, Re
ceIyer Of the Edgefield and Kentucky Rail
road, will probably run his trains through
to Hoplinsyille, on the Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad, during the
next week. Since the contract between
the two roads was annulled, on the 18th of
October last, and the rails taken up which
made the connection, freights have ad-
yanced. and cur grain shippers by that
route put 10 great Inconvenience, many OF
them having lost largely by it 1t Is but
just to say that no advance vas made by
the Evansville and Henderson Railroad
upon through rates. We hope to see our
business relations with Southern Kentucky
speedily resumed, and we have little doubt
but that .Ley viii be.
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NAILS-We quote at 81 759S5 for 10'd., and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, 1910.
POWDER-DUp0nt 1915; Hazards S6.75; blast
ing s.. 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent So; buck 1926.
IQUORS-COmmOn rectiied whisky, per gallon,
SLY; Robertson County S1.75@275; Bourbon
81. 295.50; Lincoln County S1.759225; High
wines S1.07.
BALE RoPE-Mo. 1O91OKc.; Green Leaf 100
10Y Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Ky. Ply. 2Oc. ]. II. fax SOC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, q doz., 4O6175c. wash
boards S2.75 o dOz.; Buckets q doz.. 81 75,aS3
Tubs 81 75tGS5 q nest Starch TIC. Candy 22c
for assorted per pound. Snuff S7.75 per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC. Spice SIC. Ginger 25c. Oysters s3.75 per
case for one pound cans; S. 70 per case for two
pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans,
1926 per dOz. Soda 71668c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-04

Gen. q. II. c Atkins of the Paris Intel
Egearff was In the city yesterday.
John O.. Hatcher, Esq, Of The Louisville
Cau'srJ,vymL passed through the city
yesterday ou his way to Williamson conn
ty. whittier he is going TO see a brother
who h. seriously Ill.,
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tLeschum of Mrs Weber in Edgeield yes
ter7av. the occasion being the regular
monthly review ol the pupils OF that Insti-
tute. The different classes were examined
I'M rotation. and the parents in attendance
were very much delighted with the eXer-
nfses. The musical classesln particular are
deserving of special mention, and the lit
he ones SHOW a proficiency in the accom-
,,Iislnment that Is unparalleled. With only
Two and three months practice, they have
made wonderful progress. Prof Weber
H. 5.yafiDr his time and energy 10 these
classes. and ID Is really an interesting sight
fl. see with what ease the youthful pIanlsts
sro.r tlra instrument and run the scale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-04

Lprincott a. Co.. of Philadelphia, have
just published handsome volume of
poem. Iv Miller Nayliell The dress Is
elegant. ANA In the slight reading we have
been able 10 give the book, we have found
ID d. Very many pretty gems-some sad and
.nuonuL lint all fun of hope II is for
..'. D.. vs. T. Berry a Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-04

Jacob Schyhe, charged with stealing a
very valuable COW from Mr.. Morganstern
some days since had a hearing before JUS
Jlee PaUl Yesterday, and, the evidence being
pretty conclusive as to his guilt, he was re-
qairel TO give bond IN the sum of $500 for
appearance before the Criminal Court at its
next ran~1'.r form