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ed by issuance of bJnls hearing five PEI
cent. interest in gold, of denomination:
not less than $50. Passed, aud 100 copie:
ordered printed.
THG CHANCERY DISTRICTS.
Mr. Steele, from the Joint Committee
on Redistricting the State, reported the
following bill to divide the State into
Chancery Districts, " hich passed first
reading:
bill to be entitled an act to divide the State into
Chancery Districts. tf g.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
That for the administration of equity in
the Chancery Courts, the State is divided
into Chancery Districts. The first Chan
Gerry District shall comprise the counties
of johnson, Garter, Washington, Sulli-
van, Hawkins, Greene, Hancock, Clai-
borne, Granger, jefferson, Cooke,
Powell and Halnblin. The Sec
ond District shall comprise the
counties of Knox, Sewer, Campbell,
Union, Anderson, Roane, Monroe, Blouni,
Scott, Morgan, FentreSs and Christiana.
The Third District shall comprise the
counties of Polk, McMinn, Meigs, Rhea,
Cumberland, Bledsoe, Sequatchie, Mari
on, Hamilton, Bradley, and the special
court at Chattanooga, as now established.
The Fourth District shall comprise the
counties of Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford,
rutherford, Cannon, Coffee, Warren
and Grundy. The Fifth District shall
comprise the counties of Van Buren,
White, Putnam, Overton, jackson, Ma
con, Smith, DeKalb and Clay. The Sixth
District shall comprise the counties of
Wilson, Sumner, Robertson, Montgomery
and Stewart. The Seventh District shall
comprise the county of Davidson, as now
established by law. The Eighth Dis
trict shall comprise the counties of Viii
Hanson, Maury, Marshall and Giles.
The Ninth District shall comprise the
counties of Lawrence, Wayne, Perry,
Decatur, Lewis, Hickman, Dickson,
Humphrey, Benton and Cheatham. The
Tenth District shall comprise the counties
OF Henderson, Hardin, McNairy, Harde-
man, Madison, Haywood, Upton and Fay
cite. The Eleventh District shall COM
prise the counties of Lauderdale, Dyer,
Obion, Lake, Weakley, Gibson, Etheridgp,
Carroll and Henry. The Twelfth District
shall comprise the county of Shelby, as
now established by law and the public |
welfare requiring it, this act shall take
effect from and after its passage.
AND CHATTANOOGA RAILRokD. i
To authorize the Nashville and Chatta-
noOga Railroad Company to borrow
money. Passed-ayes, So; noes, 3.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
To re-establish the line between the
counties of Cheatham and Montgomery. |
Passed.
AdiOuynpd 1ntiI . u VI
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HOUSE.
Darkness and Confusion,


The House met at IL O'Clock. The hall
and thegas was lighted.
In the midst of the confusion
Mr.. Mccormick who had been mentioned
in the correspondence of the EoeniRg Post
in reference to Cuban bonds, denied en-
phatically all knowledge of the matter.
He called upon the chairman of the snb-
committee, Mr.. Butler, of Mass to state
whether any evidence had been taken i'm
plicating him. Mr.. Butler was not pre-
sent.
CurrcnCy-FIiibuste
Mr.. Garfield reported back the Senate
bill to provide for national currency of
coin notes and equalize the distribution of
circulating notes, with substitute there
for The substitute was read, being the 49,
600, 900 currency bill, with the funding and
other sections struck out. The omitted
sections are 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 8 and y.
Mr.. Cox made point of order that Mr..
Garfield was not authorized to make a re-
port.
The Speaker ruled that the point of or
der came too late.
Mr.. Cox appealed and called for the ayes
and nays.
MIR. Randall moved that the House ad-
journ and called for the yeas and nays,
adding that they would filibuster on the
bill every morning hour, from now till the
end of the session.
During roll call the morning hour ex.
pired and the bill went over till the next
morning hour, Tuesday, the appeal from
the decision of the chair having been with
drawn.
NaturaIizing-HOw not TO Do il.
Mr.. Davis, of New York, from the Judi
ciary Committee reported bill to establish
a uniform system of naturalization and to
regulate proceedings under the same. The
bill makes the following conditions of citi-
zenship Three years residence IN the
United States, with an intention to become
citizen; six months residence in the
State and three days in the county,
or parish before application can be made;
said application to be filed 20 days in
court; the proceedings for naturalization
to be had before the United States Circuit
and District Courts In counties or
parishes, where not over two stated terms
of these courts are held, the proceedings
may be had in any State Court of general
jurisdiction having a clerk and seal.
:. IA naturalized citizen is not to exercise
all the privileges OF citizenship till after the
end of six months from the date of judg-
ment. Aliens enlisted in the United States
army or navy and honorably discharged
therefrom, may become citizens
upon one years actual residence. The
bill consists of seventeen sections, contain
ing provisions for carrying it out and
penalties for fraudulent actions under it.
The bill was advocated by Messrs Davis,
Ward and Stevenson, and opposed by
Messrs. Eldridge, Cox, Sargent, Fitch,
Estell, Conger, Finkelburg, McNeely, Lay
and others, and was finally tabled by q vote
of I02 to g.
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THE vEaETATTvE POWERS OF LIFE AR
= strong, but in . few years how often the pali
hue. the lAek-lustre eye and enaaeiAted form, amt
the impossibility Of application to mental effort
show its baneful influence. Il soon becomes eyi
dent 70 the observer that some depressing infu
snce is checking the development Of the body.
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INSANITY & CONSUMPTION

The records of the Insane Asyiuns, and the mel
ancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample wit
ness TO the truth Of these assertions. In Lunatic
AsyIums the most melancholy exhibition appears.
The countenAnce is actually sodden and quite des-
titute-neithe, Mirth or Grief ever visits IT, Should
sound Of the voice occur, it it rarely articulSA
''With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled-"
whilst we regret the existence Of the above DIS
cases and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an
invaluable gift Of chemistry for the removal OF the
onse uences.
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These symptoms, If allowed to 60 on-which
this Medicine invariably removes-soon follow
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KELLY,
COLDwELL,

Report received and the committee dis
charged.
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Afternoon Session

REDIsTRIcTING THE JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
House bull to redistrict the judicial
circuits came up on thirl reading There
was opposition to the arrangement of
some of the circuits, and Mr. Barry moved
TO refer the bill to the Judiciary Commit
tee. Lost. Subsequently the county of
DeKalb was detached from the fifth and
added to the sixth Circuit. With this
change the first nine circuits were con-
CURED in, seriatim. 1t was then proposed
to add Sumner county to the tenth circuit.
After some discussion the further consid-
Grafton of the subject was postponed un-
til tomorrow at | 1I.3O O'cIOclx
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FATUITY, and

EPLEPTIO FIIs.
in one OF which the patient may expire.
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BY MIR. Fleming, a bill to amend the
internal improvement laws of the State,
by providing for the appointment of Rail-
road Commissioners TO take charge of de-
linquent railroads, etc. This bill was in
troduced last session and passed to its
third reading. By BIr. Steele, a bill to
reorganize the judicial system of this
State, by establishing a Court of Law
and Equity in each county, to be holden
monthly. By Mr. Everett, a resolution
directory to our COngressmen to forward
by their votes such principles as viii tend
to counteract the leading features of Radi-
cal policy. Laid over.
THE ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND.
Mr. Cheatham called up the bin for
the benefit of the Blind School, which
passed third reading unanimously.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
Two bills to rcorganize the common
school system of the State passed second
reading. Mr.. Rhea introduced a
bill on the same subject, and it and the
others were referred to the Committee on
Education and Common Schools, and
made the special order for tomorrow
week. To secure just compensation to
printers. Passed. To establish the Pro-
bate Court of Shelby county. Passed.
Directory to County Trustees in regard to
school teachers. Passed. Regulating
the license on billiard tables, etc. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
For the relief of teachers in public
schools, by providing that warrants is
sued to such by the Comptroller shall be
received for taxes Passed.
Adjourned until $50 Tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-Mr. Davis gave
notice of bill to allow all Indian nations
or tribes, having rights under the existing
laws and treaties, to sue in United States
Courts, with a right TO either patty to go
to the Supreme Court upon writ of error or
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LOSS OF POWER,

LOSS OF POWER,
.. FATUITY, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
Tie ~ ear and Tear OF Business Lie.

line cares and labors Of business LIE are sDt
To tell severely upon the health AMI constitu.
lion Of the ardent, energetic business man, an 4
When Tho need Of sonlo sustaining agent is felt
stmulGnts that cause only temporary exhii.
aratlon, snd leave the system in stats Of par.
tIal coll-pse when their first effect has passed
OIL, arc zoo often res0rted 10. AS cortaiIly es
fire ieaves behind it resdiuIa of ashes, the
use Of the sdulter sted liquors Of commerce pro
duces premature exhaustion aid decay. Touch
them not Tone and regulate the overtaxed
vital machinery with Hostetter'g Stomach Bit
tors. In that wholesome elixir, the alcoholic
clement, which is the purest derivable from
any source, is tempered by the choicest tonic,
aPerlent and anti-bilious aud anti-febrile vege.
table extracts and juices. To strengthen, re.
cruit, srlacs and purify the system ia the mis-
sion Of the great vegetable specific. When the
stomach is IN healthy state, the bile flows
regul srly, the bowels ertorm tn dir office prop.
erly, and the Geographic 6bres of the nervous
system are in perfect working order an enor-
nous amount of labor can be borne without
risk or Inconvenience and the direct effect of
the bltters is to promote this vigorous condi-
ton of the functions upon WhiC h the nourish-
ment of the body, and lis power of endurance
mainly depend. The great tonic and altera-
tive is, therefore, alphabetically recommended
Tor its remarkable strengthening properties, to
all upon whom the responsibilities OF life press
heavily. and who feel like fainting under the
burthen. lively appetite, splendid diges-
tion elastic spirits, and marvellous ability to
withstand fatigue, are among the blessings just
ly ascribed to the renovating operation of this
palstsble and powerful cordial, and rs spring
and summer Alternative, there is nothing in the
medica that can be compared with it.
my t. eolW
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Political.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May l7.-One of the
largest mass meetings ever held in this city
saok place last III hit, under call tor citizens
OF all classes. c9ir!s, aud political parties 10 iii
auguratc Il movement for retrenchment and re-
furm III the State government. This was the
first occasion on which there has been cordial
Political cammngiing of the white and colored
citizens U! Charleston. The officers of the
meeting As well as the speakers were both
white and colorcd A mixed delegation was
appointed to represent Charleston in a State
Reform Convention to be held in Columbia on
July 18th, to which the othe counties are in
viled to send delegates. Great enthusiasm
prevailed
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The Health Of the Ladies'.

As the truest and best reliance, the ladies arc
unanimously pstronizing heir faithful friend,
Gauter's Native Wine Bitters, with a full
knowledge of their curative and restorative
qualities. Vast benefits have been realized
from their use. and tho thousands Of fem ales
who have properly tested their merits, CRATE
fully acknowledge release from suffering and
renewal CT health, strength and vivacty.-
They Danish all those ailings that so peculiarly
st1ct woman, roinvigorste her system and re-
vive her dropping spirits. And thus we heart
lily give to the public only the evidence Of :.
multitude Of ladies, who have been rescued
from long suffering, and again been made young
and capable of all the duties OF their sex. TO
no Intelligent woman need we say more.
4. M. LAWSON.
JANNEY & CO.,
my LEW Agents for this city.
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Fire.

NORFOLK, Va, May LITTLE entire bust
hess portion OF the town OF Henderson, N. g.,
was destroyed ty fire this morning The fire
was first discovered issuing from store on
Main street. belonging TO DR., Debram. 1t
spread very rapidly, aud soon consumed every
building on both sides otthe street for distance
OF two hundred yards. Every business house
in the town was Destroyed The fire is beiev-
cd to have been the work of an incendiary. The
loss is roughly estimated at $4,000, only q
small portion of which is covered by insurance.
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po11cr REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE The

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. There
,,sre M cases Of criminal character at the
Mayors Office this morning ca,,,
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Susan Conway,
colored, for stealing iewclry and money 'ro1
the neice of Mr.. r. W. Falls, was discnarssu,
as the stolen articles were recovered oy tue
police, upon taking an oath to s'eal no mo,e.
Captain Ephriam Cheshire, Tor an a s,a ~
on Capt Frank Keys was heId IN 'nG hs SUI. iu "
sorn, ot the Hastings Court to answer tic
ch arge. >. o,, o,1 mild
Thara we're no disturbances: DO arrests by the
,.atnh and but one lodger at the watch house;
Tbsre were several balls in different quarters Of
the CITY, but no disturbances occurred III any
of them.
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ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of this society, Tor the
election of officers to serve for the ensuing GEAR
will be held in its room tonight at ) CLOCK
The annual reports of the President and the
various committees will be read, ami other III
portant business be acted upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-17

LUCKY ESCAPE AS the IL y coct local
passenger train on the AlcxandIs anI lash
inptou Raiiroad was Oh lis ~ I" aah'hs'"''
,h;s mnrn;nr. the COW calch,r struck mix
wagon containing th; o"ner ard young LADY,
which had backed down upon The nacS 'pp'
site the cana Lasin Luckily the wA*'' Oily
was damaged, the occupants cscapl'g "l'"""'
any iriuly.
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Erie Can al.

UTICA, N. Y, May IA serious break
in the Erie canal occurred this morning at the
dry dock one mile above Whitesboro. One boat
was carried through the tow path, about one
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Tps R1sB1Na SEASON may now be consider
cd as closed. 1t has not been very rToduc-
tive or profitable one. The high prices, alone
saved most Of the fishermen from loss
As was but few made money some are
hind hand to a considerable amount.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 17-3 p. III

CONGR ESS.
In the Senate, Mr. Cameron 10 presenting q
memorial Tor reduction OF taxes made speech
In favor OF tariff duties instead Of Internal rev
enue.
After debate tho Southern Pacific railroad
bill, from Marshall Texas by Ell Paso 10 San
Diego on the Pacific, was ordered to be placed
on the calendar.
The House OF Representatives was occupied
With the report Oi tho Committee on the de-
cline ct American commerce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
III" Reconstruction Committee, 10 day,
asreed upon bill admitting Georgia Oh the
same terms with Virginia.
And also u bill authorizing Virginia, Mis-
sissippi, North Carolina and Texas 10 organize,
arm, and call into service their respective mill
Tia forces.
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na- We are indie bted to friend for an in
teresting account of the meeting OF the Sunday
School Missionary Society connected with tn'
Rantist Church of this pace, held las
Sunday, which is on file for publication TO-
morrow.
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EInDOrtant Letter.

The following letter has come into our hands,
and we publish it for tho Information Of those
This is to certify that Mr. Alfred Speer is a
resident of this village, and to my personal
knowledge has devoted e number of years to
the manufacture of pure and valuable vine
He has large vineyard in view of my resi-
dencc. and has been for some time engaged in
cultivatng the Port Grape. The Port Grape
Wine cannot be excelled by any American
wine. It is bottled by Mr.. Speer every season
in large quantities. but not disposed Of until it
attains the age of four years.
Passsic, October 10th, 1865.
D. B. SICkLEH!,
Cantrsl National Bank, New York.
Some Of cur druggists hsvo this wine direct
from the vineyard my lG-lw
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70 m.y .fcito,y citizens In compliance with
IN expressed desire on the part of friends l
hereby announce myself as a candidate for tho
ottico OF Mayor Of your city. Soliciting your
kind consideration, hesitate net to assure you
that I shall cndcavor TO subsorvo your wishes
in all that msy be conducive to your interests
ard the g neral good of us all. Very resp'y,
nv l,-te GEORGE BRYAN
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The Markets..

Nxw Yo&K, May 17-Stock strong. Money
4s5 per cent. Gold ID. Virginia skies, new,
80. Flour is dull and Sc lower. Wheat is dull
and nominslly lower. Corn is quiet and un-
changed.
BALTIMORE May l7--Virginia sizes. old, IS!
bid Sc asked.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION. "A telegraphic dis
match from Richmond received ct this office
this evening says 1.-The House has passed.
without amendment, the Senate bill relating to
,bo c,scton in cities and towns whose charters
have not been amended, AT the election IN
Alexandria this month, therefore, all the cor
poration officers, including Aldermen, VII! DC
elected as heretofore.
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T. q n N
T. . n N
-oE THE
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILROAD
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD

HOAD
from RICHMOND,
a,.h,oJ WEITE STIPHUE
SPRINGS IT, West Va. 227 miles It is being
randIv axtondod 70 the Ohio river, 200 miles
further, making in all 127 mlca
In its progress Westward. it penetrates and
opens up to market the WONDE 'FU COAL
DEPOSITS of thu hana"ha Region IN VICE.
Virginia. And thus olngs inc superior aNu
abundant Goals of that section into COMM --nlOa
.ion with the IRON ORES OF Virgin ana
Ohio, and the Western, Southwestern Nj East
crn markets.
Whom completed it Will connect Ihr sp'eho'u
hnrbnr taciIitie3 &! INC Oh"'ap'a"'
raiAb'e hH7lSsI'"'' va ''' "a u,,.r
with the "'s'F" sFStSD' " '",1 V.s, md s;ou,h-
TrsnsportnNHH 81 IL" H'"h' "'''
,., ,,. cham. md favor
~ "'' s''E. iva Wa, 70 tho Sea, and will
command large share Of the enormous trcghls
secl,iug transportation to tho coast.
u will thus become one of tho mos. lmpor-
art and proftable East and West Trunk Lines
or Railroad in the country, and command
trade Ct immense value
,, u,;on ,ftho posd Is doinga
1no 'on'pi9'.S os;,n hr.ines. and is fully
proH,aD'o Anu w. c,,n t Of the mort
,no, tha entire line-Sl5 900, 0)0.
gage upon 'A0 'N''.' ''" n.;o Poll
The loan OF tho Cnesspea s Hnu IVAN
road Company oo''s & .nI ooninmsnts worth
the entire line' properly co." Nod "no IL ,bs-eforc
| u,h m L
WITCH nii.l conservative. and
roliAb'o Railroad n9sns a. ntod to the wants OF
ket ana IS po ~ rAp1TaL1sTs,
IN VG0Aoi'' % ;.. $50
who e ss ts msss urs of and
dnnh.ed secnrity.
| The Bonds arc in denominations OF
sl,ooV, nOOo hIo ~
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING

VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand large sni complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACK ETS.
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONAkY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN Gil "E9;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, Valves,
and everything in tho Stoam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c prompt
ly and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my 8-tf
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CIRCUIT couRr-Julg1 Ksit sid Ptes'atasg;n
ro:DASs Of ,hs late ". 4. pu
lany was !ssianers report of Isaac Eiohbergs
snasbip OF Henry Blondheim was returned
Of the bosa sdSypt .,
late W e. Dulsny, similar 10 .n1t TO be entered
TIA Hastings Court, were oroefeo ~
.u1 the record of the Court .,;v0a
Joss spet MSsf sH1pE.~G1een vs. Hunter ct all
Fep %b Ul BY friend w. nnntsa eomns
f. L. Smith, IT,. heEet1fhG;s DIOR esage was relieved
sonss to mskS WI Wburn appointed his stead
ana aonSt adjourned until ten o'clock TO-
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DELIVERED UP.-The two men a'ie's t.om
Baltimore, charged with stealing noise s .' o.
,be stables of Messrs. Minor and hlosle,' a.
Charlottesville, have been delivered up apOu 90
1eonisitiop from the Gov. ofVa. and sent o''A
to Virginia for trial. ~
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CT T r f. ~ y

FOR SALE-The Lehse ADD Fixtures If the
Ieaatltul Store now occupied by 8. Dealham
In order to close business within the shortest
possible time, my fine stock Of Clothing and
tents Furnishing Goods will be sold of at
Whatever sacrifice All those W no are in debted
70 me will please pay up without delay.
inay6--2aWtf S DEAIHAM
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/ respectfully announce myself as q csndi-
d,:s Tor the office Of Superintendent of Police
and if reelected will continue in tho future as
Iavo done in tho past, to cndcHvor to perform
its duties To The Dn&t Of ability and 20 tn sat-
is!acton oc all parties.
my lite JAN EO 4 n DE l. " 1
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED DUR
ing the summer ut the TIN AMI STOW store of
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King and Pitt sts
opposite the Marshall House. ap 14-tl
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Gar The Conservative Voters of the First
ward are requested to meet at the school room
OF Mr. Norman F. Moore, in the truck house
OF the Relief Hook and Ladder Co., on Tues.
DAY evening, the 17th instant, at O'clock to
nominate candidates for the Board of Alder.
men and Common Council. nv 49,
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NEW GOODS Received this day and open,
" ed for sale: Carbo!ic Acid in solution ana
in CRYSTALS, Carbolate of Lime, Speel,s PORT
Msspno> IL Balm Inn and Lsirds Bloom ii Youth
FORESTS Juniper Tar, Nichols Elixir, Peru;
yiun Bark and Proto2i!o Iron, Florida and
Magnolia Waters, Spears Fruit preserving
Solution and Lawrence's Extract kosEoo
nv 16 D ~ IN Il " w.