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The New York World Of The 26ih ins

The New York World of the 26th inst,
says: -
The government bond market has shown
remarkable strength throughout the week,
owing to the purchases of foreign banking
firms, who are shipping the bonds to Eu-
rope. 1t is stated that the Secretary of
the Treasury intends TO put into practice
the Sinking Fund act of 1862 by appropri-
ating 500, 600 900 in gold towards The pur-
chase Of bonds. The gold ia TO be sold at
the rate of 81, 000, 900 per week for the twen-
iy ensuing weeks, which embrace a period
of the greatest ease in the money market
and the greatest dulness in legitimate
trade, SO that no arrangement of the money
market can take place therefrom. The
proceeds in currency of these gold sales
will be used in buying the fVe-twenty
bonds, probably of the lowest priced issnes
in the market. It ia understood that the
Secretary's plans are favorably received
by leading foreign banking firms, and at
they are acting on the conviction that our
fVe-twenty bonds can be advanced easily
to par in gold by fixed policy on the part
Of the Secretary and concerted action on
their part. Ii is not a little remarkable
that, at the moment Europe is buying up
all the bonds that offer on this market, the
leading American dealers have small stocks
on hand andare disposed to view the whole
market as a better sale than purchase. IL
is plain that bonds are scarce on this mar
ket, and, unless supply comes from some
where coon, there will be a scarcity of bills
of exchange to settle the enormous balance
of trade against us from excessive mer-
chandise imports and decreased produce
exports, besides RENTING for coupons and
interest TO the extent of about $50, 900 600
per anhum ON American bonds and securi-
ties which Europe is said to hold. As the
cotton season is now almost ended, the for
eign exchange market until November and
December ext must look for its main sup
ply Of bills against shipments of either
bonds or specie. Both bond and specie
will require TO be shipped TO the extent of
at least 500, 600, 600 in gold between nov
and November, in order TO settle the exist |
ing balance Of trade against US. The for
eign bankers are buying government bonds |
with u view to this future of the foreign |
exchange market
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The Revenue Collector presented new
bond to the county commissioners yester-
day, in the sum of sS70,OOO, with
Thos. Caldwell, Robt. Caldwell, John
Taylor, Madison Stratton, and s B David
son as sureties. The bond is as good as
could be made. 1t is understood that
Robert Chadyell will hereafter superin-
tend the Office now held by Mr.. Walsh.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

No. IO-Farm of 240 acres. u miles on GalIatin
pike, well improved and very rich. at SIS per
acre or will exchange for good city property.
No. 2s-ll5 acres, well improved miles from
the city. near L. and N. X. R., at ST, SEQ,
No. al 500 acres, 10 miles on Hyde's Ferry
Pike, and on Cumberland river, at SO per
acre.
No. 75-Neat Suburban Residence. with Il
acres land, miles on HillsbOrO Pike at S. 900.
No, I2O-Elegant Country Residence with 80
acres 5 miles on Porter Pike, at $4,000.
No. l2s-Eleven acres choice land y mile of
the n. and d. Depot near NOlensYille Pike,
at $400 per acre,
No. 1880 acres, highly improved, adjoining
the Hermitage, at SIS per acre.
No. 1855 tracts of $50 acres each, somewhat
improved. miles on ChsIlCtte Pike, at $50
per acre.
No. I5s-200 acres. improved, II miles on the
Lebanon Pike, at $50 per acre.
No. IL 900 acres. improved, IS miles up the
Cumberland River, very rich, at SIS per acre
NO. eS-3,OO0 acres. in Marion county, on rail-
road TO Trecey City, at so cents per acre.
Nos rs and 13S-2 tracts of 80 acres EACH
improved. and very rich. so miles down the
river, at SIS per acre.
NO. 62-25O acres someWhat improved. II
miles on the 4. and Ky. Il. K. $1,000 each for
the whole.
Besides the abeye. we have 250 other farms
scattered through Tennessee and other States,
which we can sell very low. Please call at our
office and get Bulletins giving full descriptions
of all our property. Our terms are mo SALE,
NO CHARGE" when not made through our infiu-
ence Ut less the owner sells at lower figure
than on our books, 10 which case we would
charge one-half commission.
Now is the time TO buy. feb2O-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce NJ. M.
BRIEN, ST., as a candidate for Chancellor
of this District at the ensuing election.
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The Linseed Oil Company are nov
manufacturing large quantities of cotton
seed meal to be used in feeding stock.
They ship the cakes to Europe, and the
meal is intended mostly for home con-
sumption. Oar farmers find it iust the
thing for fatiening stock.
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Gold is without change. The following

Gold is without change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday /:
Opened at 1888, was 1873. at 1925; 1884 at
Ills 1885 at 2;3O; 1880 at 2;55, and
closed al 1881 at P. Nj. Dealers here
were paying 1873, and holding at 1874.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par, and sold by them at 4c
premium. Some of the banks, however,
allow 81 per thousand, and charge 81 per
thousand.
United States bonds are shade higher.
The new issue 5 2Os are bought here At
ll54, and are sold at 1l6. The following
are the New York rates of yesterday:
IIr;knA GAnAnn 4. . Z
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The Mammoth ON.

All the citizens-ladies, children and
men-can now go TO see the mammoth OK
as he has taken up his headquarters on
North Cherry street, jurt opposite the
State bank. He is one of the many womb
ers Of the sge' Let no one miss seeing
him
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CITY NOTICES.
The Wright Place

If you want cool draught OF lager, or
something stronger, drop in at the cellar
in the May6eld Block, No. II Church
street, where Geo. Wright will be happy
TO attend 70 your wants.
PERSONS desiring to attend the Medical
Association at New Orleans, can purchase
tickets by the Nashville and North West.
ern Railroad, via Grand Junction or
Memphis, and go and return for full fare
one way, and tickets will be good from
April 80, to May Is, 1869. Ct
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nashville and northwestern RaiIroad

The Louisville Cburier-Jossa0l of Tues
day says ut will be two or three weeks be.
fore the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road will be in running condition from
Nashville to Hickman" The road was full
ly repaired, and trains commenced running
through on Sunday last. How such state
ments could gain currency, we do not
know; but suppose il was through some
party who wished TO decry the road, and
diminish either its profits or usefulness, OF
both
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The Sale for Taxes.

The corporation tax sale commenced yes
terdsy, and was literally pslronized by
members Of the City Council and corpora
ton officers generally. The following are
list of purchasers, to-wit; Julius Woolf,
Adolph Nelson, r. B. SnoWden, c. PARENT,
c. w, Nance, w. A. Sumner, John Burns
J. W. Lawless, A. B. Shankland, John
Holloran, P. Levy, Adam WoOlf, Pal
Coyle, B. F. Cook, w. L. Stone, Silas F
Allen, and Thomas Ryan. A large por
ton of those mentioned are corporation
officers. One of the heaviest buyers wa
Julius Woolf from ShelbyVille. How b.
got into the merits of the case, we dom
know, but he evidently ascertained tina
Il was good thing, and pitched in accor
dinghy. The sale footed up about $40, 600
o (which amount the corporation Of Nash
Vile took about three fourihs The ed
vance of property under Radical rule vii
enable the institution to pay off her bonds
lift her checks, and get clean out of debt
| in a horn.
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The Best Cigars since the War.


Lovers of fine cigars will find it to their
interest to call on w. D. Kline, druggist,
Masonic Temple, who is in receipt of a
well assorted stock of delicious imported as
we'll az home manufactured cigars. His
stock is offered at a small profit Buy a
box and you will be convinced of their su-
periority. apr2S
New Goods, New Prices, at the New
Store, 10 Cherry Street, Nashville.
The goods offered consists of gold and
silver watches, chains, diamonds, rings,
and gentlemen's pins, ladies' fine sets of the
latest style, silver and fancy goods, clocks,
etc, etc, all of which we will sell at the
very lowest prices. The public are mos
cordially invited to call and examine our
new and well selected stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We are confident you
will be suited in quality and in prices we
also are prepared for repairing watches
and jewelry, which will give satisfaction,
Respectfully
LGFFLER HoRowITZ,
Is Cherry str, opp. the Maxwell House
apr25 If
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High Price for Strawberries,

A quart of Strawberries raised by an
amateur gardener in this vicinity, wss
sold yesterday, by J. H.. O'COnnelI &
Co, for the snug price of three dollars,
A little steep.
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f them pay the costs
Personal.

Comptroller Blackburn has gone to New
York tn prepare for the July interest
His able assistant, Mr.. PIunkett, still re.
mains in the Office paying off all claims
against the State as fast as he gets the
money.
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Commissioners Court.

Edward Horton, drunk and disorderly
three dollars and costs; John Cook and
John Grass, riding with prostitutes, costs;
John O'Riley, drunk and sleeping on the
street three dollars and costs; Tom NAL
lory, same offence, three dollars and costs;
VIM. Gleason drunk and disturbing the
peace, discharged.
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Taxed with the Costs.

U. Wright Susan Wright and Mary
Ledbetter, all colored, were arrested yes.
terday, at the instance of Patrick Sullivan,
on a charge of keeping a house of Ill
fame for the purpose of prostitution and
lewdness. Justice Mathews made each
one of them pay the costs.
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Sale Of stock

Harding's great sale OF stock takes place
10 day A special train hss been char
tered to convey persons to the grounds,
and We hear that the sale will be largely
attended.
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kIED.

DEY-GRUNDY.-On the 18th inst
at the residence of her grandfather. Jacob
McGsvock. Esq by the Rev. DR.. J. Berrien
Lindsey. PHILtIP LINDsLEY, Esq. TO LOUISE
GRUMPY. only daughter OF Hon. Henry Dickin
son. of Columbus. Mississippi.
No cards.
Columbus. Mississippi. papers please copy.
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PresIdent THOMAS HI. GaIIaHnY

The numerous friends of this gentleman
will be grati6ed 10 learn that his health
has SO far improved as to warrant his ply
sicians in anticipating his speedy recovery.
He is now able to sit up 10 his bed, and
converse with his friends.-KnorriUe Press
and Herald, April II.
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EDeEFIELD PROPERTY.

No. IO-0ne story Brick, 10 rooms, on Russell
near Foster street. in fine condition. at 81. 900
No. 27-One story Frame on Gallatin pike
near Tulip street, with 8 rooms. at s., 900.
No. SE-One story Frame. with 4 rooms. OF
Watson street. in rear OF Episcopal Church
at $500.
No. A2-0ne story Brick, with 3 rooms, OF
Woodland street. near Oak, at S. 500.
No. 44--One story Frame. corner Russell anG
Barrow streets, with rooms, at 5000.
No. Alone story Brick, with 4 rooms OF
Fatherlsnd street, at s, 900 cash.
AlsO-S0 other Houses and Lots, and 200 vacant
lots in Edgefeld, at from 81 to $40 per foot
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Wooden Horses.

A big lot of velocipedes was among the
freight received here yesterday by the
Louisville Railroad. The circumstance lie
not expected to have any material bearing
on the price of oats.
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We publish elsewhere letter from one
Of our most experienced liquor men
whose suggestions will not pass UNDECIDED
1t is an important matter, and those in
terested will doubtless avail themselves of
the information thus furnished.
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Fell with a Crash

About IL o'clock last night the rock
wall on the bluff, Immediately in the rear
of the City Hotel, gave way, and rolled
down TO the waters edge with a terrible
crash.
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Committed.

A young man of sporting habits was
sent to Jail for one month yesterday by
Judge Smith for "bucking against the
tiger"
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The scavengers were engaged yesterday,
with their dump-carts, in cleaning several
of the principal thoroughfsres in the city:
John Cockrill was bossing the job.
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

NashV1ihe flour and Grain MARKET
FLoUR-The ssles to the local trade
TO day were liberal, at prices ranging from
Sc to $40 for supers to family.
CORN MEAL.-Sales to-day liberal, at
75c loose unholted per bushel, and So so
per Dbl for city kiln dried.
CoRN-Small receipts to-day at &c buy
ing loose, aud shipments made at 774e
sacked and in depot.
OATs-Sales at SOC sacked and in depot.
But little demand.
RYE-We heard Of small sales from
store at 81 so.
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In this department the market eOntinues
very dull. -s. .-
HAY-The receipts to-day were large,
with fair sales at $29 on wharf, and $50 in
store.
FEATHERs-Prime are readily taken ht
Zoe.
EeGs.-Sales from wagon to-day at 123c-
BUTTER-There was some inquiry to-
day, and sales made from wagon at 25c.
CoTroN Seeds taken at $l2 per ton.
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twenty Days.

Charles Nicholson was cent TO the Work
house for twenty days, yesterday by Com
missioner Stone, for stealing brooms.
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Mississippi. papers please copy.
nIEn.
lARCOMBF.-0n

LBRCOMBE.-0n Wednesday evening, 2sth
inst, FosIEs, infant son of Augu-tus and
Judith D. LarcOmbe. aged two years and four
months
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MARKETS BIZ rELEGRAPH
New York Money Market.

New AOfk money Market
New YORK, April 2S.-State bonds
firm; old Tennessee's 69s@69Ie; new 6S3
@6S5c. The money market is UNCHANGED.
The demand on call Is freely met at Al ga
per cent, and the supply is increasing.
Sterling firm at S75@S9c for frst-class
bills. Commercial and bond bills are
scarce. Gold is without decided change.
Opened at 1888, declined 10 1884, adj
yanced to l34 and closed st 1884. Clear
ances, S93,0OO,0O0.
New York Dry Goods Markets.
New YORK, April 2s.--Slratford ex A
bleached muslins 14c; Norfolk D, A
bleached do 104c. -
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 2S.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged; sales 100 bales; up-
lands 2S4(92S3c. Flour SIS 35Gl5 rs,
Whisky Gle Wheat i@2e better. Corn
lie better. Rice firm. Cetfee quiet and irm,
Cuba sugar 1ll@l2c4. New Orleans mo-
lasses SOC.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-Cottoa easier.
middlings 2Sc. Sales 900 bales; receipts
$40 bales; no exports. Gold l3if. Fl
change sterling l45l; New York sight Re
premium. Sugar dull; common fO6Ilc.
prime lS5e. Molasses unchanged. Flour
dull; super at s. 20; NIX S. Is; XXX
50 20 Corn quiet; white 75@77e. Oats
/ zoe. Bran 81 5O@l CO. Hay quiet. Pork
$32 26; bacon jobbiug 13t 9374e; lard
dull, at l8tc; keg l9le. Whisky 6rmer.
Austern, recti6ed at 90995e Coffee M
changed.
-. LOaIs Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 2S-Flour 81 35@5.
Wheat 81 309I 55. Corn 62a64c. Oats
6l@64e. Barley 81 7O9l so. Rye
81 %. Whisky S64@S7c. Sugar 100
loo. MOlasses 75@S5c. Pork S3I 50.
Bulk meats ll4@134c fC bacon; 100
lite for shoulders and clear sides. Lard
18c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 2s-FIour 81 759
6 25. Wheat 81 90. Corn 4994olc:
Data 574@5Se. Rye 81 II. Barley
81 COOL IS. Highwines S7@sSc. Mo
lasses SOL 05. Sugar 14@l5lc. Pork
$50 s74. Lard I7se. Bulk meats quiet
and irmer.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April % Flour s696 25.
Corn 65@6Sc. Oats 67@7lc. Whisky
9Oc. Pork S3l %. Bulk meats I2i aud
144e; bacon 13f, I64 and lie Lard Iste.
Groceries unchanged. Wheat nominally
unchanged. Rye 80. Cotton 274c. But
ter 3S@40c. Eggs I5c. Clover seed dull
at l54@l6c; Timothy s. IS.
Louisville Markets.
| LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Ssles of PIP
hhds. tobacco at $5@$2S. Pork $Si
25. Lard lSc. Bacon 13A, II and I7Ic.
Bulk shoulders and clear sides l2f and l64
Flour S. 50@6. Corn 66@68s. Prime
sugar l4@15e. MolAsses nominal. Whis-
Ky Gle. Wheat 81 4O@l 50. Hay SO
923. Cotton unchanged.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 2S.-Cotton dull al
27@2Se; receipts ls2 bales; exports
SIS bales. Flour dull; super SIS 50@6
Corn 72@74c. Hay S27@2S. Oats Tie.
POrk$32. Lard 1S4@2Oc Bacon firm
shoulders l34c; sides l7le. Bulk meat.
dull; shoulders l24e; sides 164e.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS
STATES AND OTHER sECURI

Davidson county coupons. ..........-....-..... 80
Warrants .........-.-......-.... y
MontgomerycOunty bonds 81
MurfreesbOro coupons 81
louisville and Nashville railroad stock. g.
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad stock y
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad stock. l.
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad stock !.
Mempbis and Charleston railroad stock ...... A
South Nashville Street railroad stock. 81
North Nashville Street railroad stock. =
Spruce Street railroad stock
Suspension Bridge stock
Planters Bank 1:
IniOn Rank stock IL
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Arlington, Farrar & WeakIey
no. 20 MAXWELL HOUSE,
Church street,

HAVE FOR SALE CITY, EDGEFIELD
IL and Country Property.
No. 06-Fraue Cottage, No. q Porter street,
near N. and q. Depot. with rooms. at $1,000
cash.
No. 0s-Elegant Brick Residence on Park
street, fronting State Capitol 9 rooms. at
$4,000 cash.
No. sz-One story Frame. near the Tunnel. at
$1,000 cash.
No. e6-Two story Brick, corner Broad and
McLemore-"FRER TERRIrORY"-lOt 50 by leo
feet, at $4,000.
No. lo5-Double Brick, Nos. I'll and 2l3 s.
Market street. rooms each-"FREE TRRIFO-
RN''-at 5000 for both.
30. I29-Three story Brick Store, No. 60
Broad street-"PREE TERsITORY"-at $1,000.
Ne. l39-"RocK CITY INN" corner Square and
Front street, lot % by IT'S feet, at $4,000.
AlsO-l25 Houses and Lots. and 30 vacant lots
in the city. rating from 81 to $500 per foot.
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We have just received a LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make of
Shirts made expressly for our trade. which
We are Offering at reduced prices. Also. Un-
der Shirts, Drawers. Hsndkerehiefs.
Socks, suspensers, Gloves, Collars
Cravatss Ross, Ties. searfs, and every
thing pertaining to gsntleman's toilet. at
r. II. TH0MPS0N'S.
mar2S If Al Cherry Street.
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Nashville Provision Market.
Market firm at unchanged prices. We
quote:
BAcoN-Clear sides II ac; shoulders l34c,
plain country hams 16c@163c.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart & Hensley's G. c.
c. canvassed hams, 194c. D.
LARD-In tierces 19@l9le; kegs and
cans 204@2Ic; caddies 2Oa@2lc.
CoREED BEEF half-barrel, $l2.
MEss PoRK-$3l SO per barrel.
DRIED BEEF-Searce, 10000.
BEEF ToNeUEs-Per dozen, Sc.
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CINCINNATI, April % Flour s696 25.
Corn 6596So. Oats 67@71c. Whisky
90c. Pork S3l 25. Bulk meats I2f and
144e; bacon 13f, l64 and lie Lard ISte.
Groceries unchanged. Wheat nOminally
unchanged. Rye 49, Cotton 274c. But
ter 3S@40c. Eggs I5c. Clover seed dull
al Ihl(AIRc. Tin,nlhr 90 x
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MittTga NeuS.

We heard of nothing new at militia
headquarters yesterday. Every thing
seemed TO be quiet.
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LonisVIlIe Markets.

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Ssles of 2l2
hhds. tobacco at S5@$2s. Pork $Si
25. Lard lSc Bacon 13a, II and I7lc.
Bulk shoulders and clear sides l2f and l64
Flour S. 5000. Corn 66@68s. Prime
sugar l4@15c. Molasses nominal. Whis-
Ky Gle. Wheat 81 40@1 50. Hay SO
@23. Cotton UNCHANGED.
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For CircaII Judge, Tenth JHdIcii
District.

EOF dtfculI judge Behth JuuteahA
District.
We are al ihorized to announce James
E. Rice, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate,
for Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized 10 announce Thos
H. ColdweIl as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mh12-te
For Supreme JHdge.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as
candidate for the Office OF Judge of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
to the approaching Judicial election.
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BURGLARYs

An Osd Citizen Robbed OF $4,000.
Information was yesterday received in
the city that night before last thief or
thieves entered the house Of Mr.. Cornelius
Wagner, in the Whites creek settlement,
and robbed that gentleman of $4,000 in
money. The party Who brought informa
tiOn of the theft to friends of Mr.. Wagner
in the city gave no further particulars O
the circumstance. No arrests have yei
been made, but we should not be SURPRISED
to hear of the guilty parties being picket
up today in Louisville or Indianapolis.
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BaIehelOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harmless, reliable, in
stantaAsous. No disappointment; no ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigoratss the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations aud should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory. 81
Barclay street, New York. ap9