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The national Republican., 1869-01-02

on Third street east, between East Capitol
street and Psnnsylvania avsnus.
Be Il enacted By fhs Board Of Aldermen and
Beard Of ComaoR Couneiiefihs CITY Of Waih.
tngtos, That the water Board be, and they
are hereby, Authorised to lay siI I.inoh water
main on Third street east, from East Capitol
street 10 Psnnsylvania avenue.
And 10 pay the erpenss thereof . sufaoisnt
sun 10 hereby appropriated, payable out Of the
water fund. to be reimbursed as now provided
for BY Law.
Approved, November 81, 1853
The national Republican., 1869-01-02

" DEcEABER q, 1888
District Of Columbia, Washiapfon Oounfv d 10 toit:
In the case Of CLEsEsr W. BENNETT, adminis-
traitor Of MAMMA MooRt, deceased, the admins.
0rphans, Go in % Ws.Sinston Bounty siorssaid.
.pPSintsd SATURDAY the 2A day q January.
A. ID. lbB. for the hnAl aettlsment and distri bu
on Of the personal estate Of said deceased aud OF
the assets In hand, As far as the same have been
collected and turned into money, when and where
all the creditors And heirs Of said deceased are
notified 70 attend, with their claims properly
Nouehed, OR they may otherwise By law be
cluded from all benefit In said deceassd' estate:
provided a copy Of this order be published once a
Test; JAMES r. o'BEIPER
dec9l .Th3ws R.gistar OF villa
IN THE SIfPRRNR EnIfRT or rIIR hisrpIcsr
The national Republican., 1869-01-02

FIRE.-About 7i5 yesterday morning, an
OF Seventh and streets. The hremen promptly
proceeded to the spot, but the hre, which was
confined between the moor and ceiling, they
were unable to reach 1t with their hose. The
door was torn up and the FIRE extinguishet
with a few buckets OF water. 1t . supposed
TO have been caused by the ignition Of the
ioist, which projected through the brick into
the chimney. This Is the second fire In this
building within a few months neither OF which
fortunately, resulted In serious d mage.
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Additional Premiums.

In addition to the premiums awarded at
the State Fair last week, the following have
been handed US for publication:
Soda fountain, with syrup apparatus
diploma and so to John ". Morton Co,
Nashville
Wrought iron cooking stove, of Tennessee
iron, complete with vessels, all made III
Tennessee, S5O-special premim-to Nc
Clure, Buck & Co, Nashville.
Best cooking stove made anywhere,
either cast or wrought, $50 to I. w. Wei
Ter, Nashville
Best display of tinware made in TenGes-
see. $40 to J. W. Wilson & Co., Nashville.
The last three were special premiums
offered by the timers and stove dealers
Of Nashville.
Best display Of tinware, diploma and SO
to J. W Wilson & Co., Nashville
Book case, diploma and s. to Wagner
s. Co, Nashville.
Hats and caps, best display, diploma 10
Vain & Walker, Nashville.
Silk hats, silver medal to Vain * Walker,
Nashville.
Fur and felt hats, s. to Vain & Walker
Nashville.
Bound book, Tennessee made, diploma
and SO to Paul. Tavel & Hammer, Nash
Vile
Paper hangings and border, diploma and
| 81 to John W Hill & Co, Nashville.
Best knitting machine, diploma and SO
to William F. Allen, Nashville. Machine
| lambs PATENT made by Orme Co,
| Rochester, n. Y.
Ladies shoes, Tennessee machine made,
| diploma and honorable mention to Mcken-
zio d Quill, Memphis, Tenn.
Ladies furs, caught and manufactured III
Tennessee. diploma to \. Lande, Nashville.
The following special eatrieS were recon-
| mended to the Directors for "A diploma or
! honorable mention:
Glass syphons and apparatus for making
| soda water; John ". Morton u Co, Nash
Vile.
Copper soda water and mineral water bot
Ting apparatus; N. Mccormack y Co,
| Nashville.
Bride and nartingale, c. /. Howerton,
Nashville
Grain tester; \. ". Cody, Nashville.
Portable lever; A. NJ Bearden, Nash
Vile.
Patent reversible screw-driver; W. :.
! Goss Sumner county, Tenn.
Oval-back rocking chair Rich u krei@,
! Nashville.
Assortment of chairs; Taylor, Barry x
| Nedder, Nashville
Stucco work: VIM. Stockell u Son,
| Nashville.
Artificial Legs-The awarding committee
| recommended the work of James W. Nor
ton, of Nashville, manufacturer Of the
"Bly Patent Leg" as well worthy Of di-
ploma, as it appeared to them TO combine
! in an eminent degree close imitation Of
I the natural muscles and tendons, variety
! Of motions, strength, durability, facility OF
! repair, in case Of breaking any portion,
/ neatness Of finish and cheapness.
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New Advertisements.

We take pleasure in calling attention 10
the card of Bate & FrizZell, real estate and
insurance agents, Pulaski, Tenn. They
are competent, energetic, reliable and pune
tual business men. They are the special
agents Of the Nashville Life Insurance
Company, succeeding DIR. Grant, who has
been made general agent of the company.
We have no hesitation in commencing
them to the confidence and patronage OF
the public.
See walking cane found at the far
grounds. inscribed Scott and Thomas.
The Maxwell House advertises this
morning for large quantities OF charcoal
We direct special attention to the adver
tisement of James j. Gilliece, successor t.
DOYLE a. Burns wholesale dealer III groce
ries. liquors. tobacco and cigars, at No. A.
South Market street His stock Will be
kent up TO high-water mark in all that makes
a No. / stock in quantity and quality; anc
he is too well known as fine business MAJ
TO need coTnmendation at our hands.
The celebrated Trade Palace, No. Ii
Public Square. specially qdvertises Aiapa
cas-, Blankets and Flannels to-day.
AIessrs. Mckee a. Toney advertise Ger
man Shade Lamps in our new adyer
tisements column this morning.
Bargains in Real Estate are advertised
in this mornings issue by the enterprisin
firm, Arlington. Farrar Il Weakly. Sc
their advertisement.
Sperry. McCrory u Co., wish to clos
consignments Of hemp and fax bagginG q
low prices.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., have a sale {
a large and superb stock of goods to-day.
See advertisement of New Nashville The
alter. The bill for tonight is attractive.
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SALT-1iverpool sack 50 Is; seven bushel barrels
by the car load, 50 60; five and half do s..
KlCE-We quote best Carolina IOc
IEAS-lmperial 81 4OaS2: Young Hvson % Ok :.
BACK SlG1 so; Gunpowder 81 65Gs2
barrel. az 20
FIsII--A!aekerel, Nos. 1, and 3. per barrel. s21
Ply ana $l5; in kits, Nos. l. 2 and 5, 50 25 81 q
dairy Doc - A''' Anei''"
NAILS-We quote at 81 75a$s for 1O'd. and 25c.
addltlonal for diminishing grades
CANDLES-Star, light weight. &c
POWDER-Dupont$ So rs Hazards &c *. blast
ing q 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c
SHOT-Patent s. Is; buck 81 50
L1QOOhS-Common rectifed whisky. per GALLON.
q 2IH; Robertson County 81 75G9 Ii: Bourbon
81 255 90; Lincoln County 81 75Ia2 Is: High
| 10Y; Iron Ties Sc. -'
B l3I-Ky. Py. 29c.; j. H. fax SOC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, D doz., 4Ola75c. Wash
boards 81 % q dOz.; Buckets, a doz.. 50 T5GSS
| InDs II l5taS5 u nest. Starch Ike. Candy 22c
| Tor assorted per pound. Snuff 81 IS per box 70
| Garrett S packed. Matches s. so per case Peppe
SIC. Spice Sc Ginger 25c. Oysters 50 40 pc
case for one pound cans; s. 40 per case for tw
| pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans
| IS % per doZ. Soda TLGSc.
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SPERMATORRHCEA

TFNHE DISEASE CALLED SPERMATORRHGA,
or Seminal Weakness, is also known as Sexual
Incapaeity, Seminal Emissions, Physical Decay,
Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections Of the
Sexual Organism are usually avoided by many SCI
entifc members Of the profession, IN consequence
of the odium attached consequently the unhappy
victims OF this disease gradually sink into the
grave unless they can find some physician who
has made it q specially.
Young men are the most frequent sufferers from
this disease, although many adults are most de-
plOrably afflicted with it.
II Is destroying the farest Of America, wrecking
mind, soul and body. The extent TO which this
disease prevails in schools and families is absolutely
frightful, appalling and beyond belief.
Did not professional confidence seal our lips, We
could present pictures of suffering, hfe-ruin and
eternal misery unparalleled in any romance.
Accused be that false delcacy which make
parents and guardians blind and deaf to this vice
So little is the treatment known by the profession
| generally that young men who have been undei
| treatment have almost despaired Of getting rehei
and are passing rapidly into consumption.
We treat also all diseases of a private nature
having made it a specially for the past ten years
Merctiyg is the sheet-anchOr Of the profession gen
| orally Il never has cured any case, and never
will
| We warrant to cure one hundred eases to every
| one cured by any other physician in the country.
| Gail on or address
| DIR. J.. L. COLEMAN
| oe2lIw Nashville, Tenn.
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Nho EknOWs EsCr ,

The Cincinnati LHQUiFT gives a a0phIc
account of woman of easy virtue who
was forced by the authorities to give mp a
little girl to whom she was much attached,
to prevent the child's contamination by the
blighting influence Of evil associations.
The EEgUirfr gives the name Of the
woman as Mrs. Powell, and says she has a
branch house in Nashville We have heard
Of no such woman here, nor do we know of
any one who has heard Of her branch
house" Our impression Is that the In
0airer is mistaken as 20 her being identi-
I'd with our city.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was swelling slowly at this
point yesterday, with 30 inches on the
Shoals. Weather clear and cool
The Ella Hughes had not arrived up to
dark last evening, but was hourly expected.
She departs for Paducah and Cairo this
evening at four o'clock.
The river IS falling slowly at Louisville,
with three feet four inches water in the canal
Weather clear and very cold
The Pink Varble the other day ran into
the bank above PROVIDERS Landing, ON the
Tennessee river, and knocked down both
chimneys and broke both derricks
The Alpha, having been nearly starved
out of the Cairo and Tennessee river trade,
by the opposition of the A. Baker and Mil
brey, although the lpha was the first boat
to enter it this season, left for Memphis,
Monday, with a good trip. She expects to
remain in that trade if she can make it pay.
Jim Bias, the Slogi Poick, played a game
of cards, yesterday, with the educated hog,
and the hog beat him.
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Commissioners Court

There were but few cases in this court
yesterday morning as follows:
James Griffin, drunkenness, 50 and costs.
James Floyd, drunkenness and disorderlJ
conduct, s. and costs.
John White, shooting with intent to hill,
continued.
Same, carrying concealed weapons, con.
tinuod.
Same, shooting within corporation limits
continued
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4 Roman Still.

We noticed yesterday sitting in all the
grand and lofty dignity of his nature, in the
House of Representatives, as a private Cit
zen. Andrew johnson, late President Of the
United States. He looked calmly and
serenely upon the proceedings ofhis fellow
citizens in council, as though he had never
been one of the chief actors in the events OF
the most stirring times that ever agitated
mankind or puzzled monarchy Whatever
may be the future of the country, he will
occupy a wide place in history. Though
defeated at the Capitol, he will live in the
minds ofmen. Not a sprig has been torn
from his chaplet
THE dead DOUGLAS has won the htId
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PEANUTs-salcs of 800 bushels at 81 40 q
bushel. o.. o.,
CHFSTNUTS-sales of 30 bushels at Sc 4
bushel
DRIED FRUTT-Ssles of 1900 lbs at 30.
IRISH POTATOES-Northern are quoteda y 3o
q Dbl ,-,,,,.,--.,
GREEN APPLEs-Tennessce 3 80 3 Dbl; North
ern 81 Z Dbl.
CHESTNTITS- quote at Sc per bu.
HAY-Sales from store at SOS per ton.
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales at
20c y bushel of 30 \ pounds.
BUTTFR-We report sales Of 500 lbs at &c from
wagon. II,
EGGs-We quote at 23c. from wagon, and sales
from store to-day at DC.
SUIpSTTTEE w cnote at S24 per ton
BRAN-We quote at SIS per ton.
RAGS-COmmand 45c. -,, , A,
WOOI.-We quote bury at I9S%c. In@ .t 5l5I
without burs 35ts5 26c = washed without burs 500
S7c
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Misunderstanding.

President Grant has designated the 2Sth
day of November as a day Of Thanksgiving
to be generally observed throughout the
country. Gov. Stevenson, Of Kentucky,
has proclaimed the 18th Of the same month
as the one TO be observed Ill that State.
Whether our worthy Governor will set apart
the general day designated by the President
OF proclaim separate day We are not ad-
yiSEl
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VAIN & WALKER,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
p.zIIoSoPuY OF MARRIAGE.

new Course of Lectures, as delivered at the
New ~York Museum of Anatomy, embracing The
subjects: How to Live, and What to Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cause OF Indigestion; Flatulence
and Nervous Diseases Accounted for; Marriage
PhisophicaIly Considered, etc These lectures will
he forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF
AsATour. No - West Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Nd my30-1y
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narCEuEL0R,s nEAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints: remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful BLACK
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No l6 Bond street, New York. my2Sly
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RE BEAUTIFUL.

If YOU desire beauty, you should use Hagans
Magnolia Balm.
II gives a soft, refined, satin-hke texture to the
connlexion, removes roughness, redness, hlotches,
supburn. tan, etc, and adds tinge Of Pearly
bloom 10 the plainest features. 1t brings the
T,Ioo,o If Youth to the fading cheek, and changes
the rustic Country Girl into fashionahle Cry
Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm hes the true Sc
cret of Beauty. No lady need complain OF her
complexion who viii invest 70 cents in this de
Hghtful article.
Tvon,s Katharion is the hest Hair Dressing III
sep7-eod dGw
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FLOUR-NIarket active, with shipments To-Day o.
G2bbls. We quote as follows: supers = 2oSsS q
single extra S6 25t96 SO; double extra 20 ooSo %
family 81 256Ss: fancy So 500 y 70;
CORN NIFAT-We quote at 81 10 y bushei foi
loose unbolted, and s. 3 barrel for city AIr
dried.
WHEAT-We heard of small sales OF b9u9htoi
from store at 81 90 and sales OF 800 req ana ahlDe
at 81 25, sacked and delivered in depot
CORN-No transactions We quote loose ZION
wagon at 9OC.
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Vel Attended.

The races yesterday were attended toy an
immense crowd. Large numbers had
come 10 the city from the country, and
from various places, attracted hv the occa-
sion. The day was especially fine and
there being 10 other exhibition on the
tdyis, everybody inclined to outdoor en-
ioyment went TO the race course. There
will be another race today, with a liberal
stake, which we trust will he as well at
tnnlnl
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demanded TO Prison.

Rose Harrison, the negress who stole
money and a silk dress from Miss and Mrs.
SoUthwel, was, on a full hearing remaudel
10 prison, yesterday, on her failure 10
give bond for $3.50. The same person was
required to give bond in a similar amount
for obtaining goods under false pretenses
Under the decision Of Justice Matthews she
Nll remain in confinement till the Criminal
Court takes action in her case upon both
Charnes
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THE HEALING POOL.

Fssays for Young Men, who have fallen into
vicious habits, and now desire higher life, and a
better MANHOOD, with certain means of relief for
the afflicted Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
y pbilode1nbia. Pa, sep2s-dSE3m.
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HUMANITARIAN Stcaucr.,

Mr. Charles l. Rosenberg, travelling agent
for the Iuman line of steamers Is in the
city. The vessels of this line have facili-
ties Of bringing immigrants expeditiously
and cheaply from across the water to this
country. 1t IS, we learn, with special
reference 10 the bringing Of this class Of
passengers that Mr.. Il. has visited Ten
maSsee
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still Alive.

The wretched woman Mrs. Dyer, was
still living yesterday afternoon, without
any material change in her condition or
her suferings She can scarcely move
herself in the bed on account Of the bruises
and stabs received Pneumonia caused by
the wounds has attacked her Her condi-
ton il very precarious, and her death an
event Of strong probability at any hour
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Home MONTHLY.

This excellent and handsomely printed
magazine for October has been placed upon
our table 1t is neatly printed and ably
edited by A. b. Stark, and published IN
This city The table Of contents OF the
present number is quite attractive, EN-
braciug wide scope Of thought and afford
ing valuable Information and instruction.
The price of the Wontt1yis So 0OPer year.
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L,nr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

y number of convicts have recently been
engaged In repairing and fitting up the
BRICK building on the capitol grounds for
offices to be occupied 10y parties in official
positions at the capital. The old house on
Tho hill has been changed into a very neat
and comfortable buildim"
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EIne Dinner.

HemphiI Restaurant, on Church street,
has a large run of custom, and those who
partale Of the magnificent dinners there
served up are very apt to return and repeat
the dose His numerous customers are
now being furnished with venison, fish and
all kinds of game. 1t is a good place to
fall in about hungry time.
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We are authorized to announce John
Hereford of Davidson county, as a can
date for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
WE are authorized to announce Ii. >.
Woodland of Lincoln county, candidate
for State Treasurer. SEPT tide.
For Comptroller.
We are authorized to announce W. T.
Morris of Camden, candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury of the State, at the
insuing Legislature, pledging himself tC
satisfy all the members of his financia
skill and qualifications for the position.
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The following are the cotton quotations received
at the National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, where cotton, gold, bond and
stock quotations received hourly, and are al
WAYS accessible to the public:
NEW YORK, :25-Cottou-demand mOderat"
and prices firm.
LIyFRPooI. II :I5-CottOn market steady and
active Sales II 900 bales at l2Gl2ld.
NEW YORK, l2:30-Aarket quiet but firm; 2G'
bid, 264c asked.
| NEW York, 2:10-Demand moderate and prices
firm: low middlinS DC; upland 2iAc; good md
ding 26s{c: Mobile 26Hc; Orleans 2bAlc. Sales
700 bales for future delivery, October &c; No
vember g5c; February 26c.
LIVERPOOL. Cotton market easier. Sales II,
900 bales, 5000 to Spectators; uplands ll'S9l2d
Orleans l2Isa12Ld.
NEW YoRF, 3-Demand moderate and prices
firm Gales 800 bales for export; Si5 for shipping;
$50 for speculation.
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4 number of our citizens have expressed
themselves favorably to the adoption by
the City Council of Mr.. Gamewells system
Of automatic fire alarm telegraph. The
system has certainly worked well IN other
cities, and has, We believe, proven to be
one Of economy wherever adopted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28

J. d. Smith, who was arraigned before
Justice Wilkinson yesterday, at the instance
of Horace Lewis, charged with fraud and
breach of trust, was discharged, there being
no evidence sustaining the warrant
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Trade active, as follows: 49,
SUGAR-New Orleans 15Gl6c Demarara 10 =
6Isc: standard bards l7sic; A coffee 16%c;
b do. 16l[c;, and C do 1926. ,o-,,-,,.
COFFEE-Rio, common to choice, l9@2'Ec'
Laguyra 2G626kc.; Java Seta4Gc- -ol-.,.-,,
en- sirllp 81 no New Orleans in the market
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q ST

nN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -,
~ between the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot
and the Fair Grounds a Pocket Book. con-
tanning some valuable papers and $40 or $50 III
money. The finder by returning the above pa
pers to J. W. Pennington, Postotfce Box No. l3, or
10 No 60 North Market street, viii be literally re-
warded, and no questions asked, oct26lw'
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In the CITY.

Hon. w. II. Payne, Of Bowling Green,
and member elect to the Kentucky State
Senate, was in the city yesterday on a brief
sojourn. He was the guest Of our fellow
citizen DR.. w. T. Briggs.
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sale and Exchange.

The sales and transfers of real estate and
valuable city property have beenquite brisk
in the city recently. The prices demanded
and received are such, too. as Indicate the
healthful prosperity and permanent eXpan-
sion and improvement of Nashville.
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Maxwell House Gents Furnishing
store.
GRAY 4 NOBLE have added another
feature to the Maxwell House by fitting up
No. l,-under The building, as first class
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store IN the
very best style. Their stock is all entirely
new. and will be sold at as low prices as
can be bought anywhere in the city.
Everybody go and see the new store.
ooi1 ff
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NOTICE TO SEE S
MARKET STALLS.

TTTHE Law REQUIRING, NE TO COLLECT
Stall rent quarterly, in ADVANCE, all Lessees
are hereby notified to pay the rent due on the
same by the 10th of November, 1869, or their lease
will be declared forfeited, in accordance to the law
governing such cases.
l can be foundiduring business hours in the City
AfarshaI's office JOHN TARDIFF,
oct27-2w Clerk of the Market
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MOI DPah.

The negro woman, Lucinda Americas,
whose accidental shooting through the
neck has already been mentioned, is still
alive and under treatment at the ST. Vim
cent Hospital without any apparent change
in her nhYsical condition.
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Leave of Absence.

Messrs. Harris and Taylor, members OF
the Lower House Of the Legislature, OBJ
tanned leave of indefinite absence yesterday,
to visit their homes, in consequence Of pro
tracted personal illness.
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.Chnrreh u-ilhI.nrcenr.

Fannie and Sarah Frazier were before
Justice Classify yesterday under warrant at
the instance Of Ed Miller, accused Of
petit larceny in stealing some small articles
of household value. They were dismissed
on nav1nent of costs