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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-30
,Ehc sl.ntinr I,inI..

The Rink will ablaze again tonight
with the youth, beauty, fashion and taste
Of the city. No one can visit it and 90
away falling TO recognize the fact thSt the
evening has been proftably, pIessursbly
and instructively passed in the most eleva-
ting and refining species OF amusement
that could well be conceived. On Satur-
day night there will be another grand car
Bival in costume, on which occasion, OF
course, every one who can gain an en-
trance will go, rs it will surpass in bril-
liancy of attraction anything Of the kind
ever before witnessed in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-30

London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of 1862 at 9Ot 1868 at 90; 1868 at
89S and 10-40's at SO.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at IS for the old and Gag for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 9Si; Scrip 944; Erie 20; Reading
1O7; Southern 994; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1899; Rock Island 116S; Northwest
ern Common SO; Preferred S81; West
ern Union Telegraph S43; Fort Wayne $50.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in some de-
mand. Dealers buy at 6S and hold at II
cents in the dollar.
Comptrollers warrants are dull at 80
cents. 4. III.
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- SAYRES-At the residense of his daughter, on
Tulip street, Edgcneld, on yustevday morning, the
10Th inst, oHARLEa SkYREs, aged % S~aSs,
The friends and acquaintances Of the deceased
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon ~
O'Clock, from the Presbyterian Church, In Edge
Held Divine services by the Rev. J. II. McNeilly
and Rev. Or. Baird. E
Hacfs will leave the undertaking establishment
OF J. II. Currey, ~ and "a Church street, opposite
the MAXWELL House, at half-past O'Clock 2. n.
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No Prepnra.IoD.

We hear of no preparations among us 10
celebrate the coming Fourth Of July, which
In former years as national jubilee was
celebrated with bonhres and illuInina-
tons" "The Old Flag which We were
taught to revere whom its folds rustled
''over our boyish heads, - has been made a
drop curtain behind which so many hid
deous tragedies have been enacted, that a.
national emhlem IL has lost much Of its
grand significance. Yankee Doodle no
longer stirs the souls of men, and the
Fourth Of July dropsinto the past unevent.
ful among as as any other day in the cal
S.L.-
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The men who do most towards mailing
dull times lively ATE those who advertise
literally, thus showing good nerve even In
adverse gales
Ieatmsn, Shields & Co. sell 10 das, com
meheag at nine o'clock, big stock Of
foreign dry goods. TO which fact the special
attention Of ladies is invited,
Atf, J n Mccartney who has just located
in the funeral undertaking business on
Cherry street. near Union, was for q long
time connected with w L. Cornelius in
the same line Of business, beth here aud az
Memphis. He Is experienced and reliable,
and in all respects fully prepared 10 CON
duet hurials aud disintermehts.
Ladies aud gentlemen who are about
iourneying abroad. as well as those whu
design remaining at home, will fnd at the
store Of John Ramage 4 Son. as College
street. fine sole leather trunks, hat csseH,
valises. etc.
Biowns & Cheatham will. on Wednesday
next. sell lots on South Cherry street.-The
territory.
Arson Nelson, Revenue Collector, makes
notification of special and important inter
est TO taxpayers.
Thompson Bros. S Kelly make another
announcement of importance to the ladies,
whose love for the beautiful in dry goods
is as general as il is commendable.
The Committee of the Davidson ounty
Court to investigate the conduct of the
County Sealer of Weights and Measures,
meets at noon next Saturday in the room
of that court, third story of the Courth ouse,
to hear complaints against the officer men
toned.
Hughes & Co, Edgefeld, offer for sale
their stock of horses, carts, etc.
The Odd Fellows and Red Men meet at
their lodge rooms at o'clock this after
noon, preparatory TO attending the funeral
of their deceased brother, Charles Ssyers.
Statements Of the superior curative
qualities of Joe Ambrose Cordial are pub
hshed. Many of our citizens have long
been satisfied by actual use of its excel
lence.
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Thaf Iyoudnrf,Il IinIn.cns.

Messrs. Pause Il Lctfing arc having tho
most astounding suoees with their truly
wonderful liniment in The speedy cure Of
rheumatism, neuralgia rheumatic govt and
All the aeh.,., 1,nls,s. ksssaina and strains
which the human systln Is subject TO. II
il no humbug, but an ithmistakable allevi-
ator of pain. az ell testify who have used
Il. Let those who wish 10 test II call at
t2G Church street, opposite Christ Church
jung If
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STRANGE PHENOMENON.
Frozen i'm sumBler Time.
tl a 90 50
News from the Frigid Zone.
Alaska RECONSTRUCTED.
KoepCool.
s.Osbora,s Aiasitn KefrIgerator,''


Manufactured by T. II. Jones q Co.,
Nos, 2 and College, corner Of Church
street, is the coolest thing TIC be found in
Nashville this hot weather.
II received the frat Premium at the
Tennessee State Fair, held in May, 1870,
against three Of the leading Refrigerators
sold In this market, Wis, ''Davis, "Arctic"
and Hicks. 10
II saves moro Ice than any other Refrig-
erntor Of the.same capacity.
II takes up less room.
/. Ii easily moved from place.
II Is novel and beautiful In appearance
and design, and makes nice piece Of fur
nitrre.
Il keeps hutter and milk sweet and cool.
II preserves meats, tsh, fruits, game,
ETC., fresh aud pure, ami will keep II for
from ten to twenty dayqF
Call and SEQ them nj .. IL. Jones * 90. 3
Agricultural Warehouse, Nashville.
Iun29 II
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We find that opening our columns to all
aspiFants for Office, and their friends, who
wish 10 bring their claims before the pub
lie, will be so burdensome a tax and con-
sumo so much Of our space, that We are
compelled TO charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communications
In relation TO actual OF prospective eandi-
daeies will DO thirty cents per line In ouE
respective papers from this date.
j. o, GRIFFITH Il Co.,
Union and American.
RoanRFs a PURyR,
Republican banner.
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Death es an old Cl,izen.

Our old and well known fellow-citizan,
Charles Sayers, died in Edgefsld, yestsr-
day morning, at IL O'Clock, after q pro-
tracted Illness. He was native Of Penn
ington,. New Jersey, and removed to this
city about thirty-fye years ago, since
which time he has been constant resi-
dent. Up to the breaking out Of the war
he was extensively engaged in the manu-
facture of boots and shoes, and his business
was large and fourishing. Since the war,
he has been engaged in farming and the
cultivation of fruit, and was meeting with
that success which might have been ex-
pectsd from one of his energy and close at
tention to business, when he was suddenly
prostrated with disease, and after period
of great suffering, death closed hia earthly
labors, just as he had reached ais 5Sth
year. he was genial in his disposition,
and always had a word Of good cheer for
his old-time friends, who greatly enjoyed
his company. The funeral Of Mr.. Sayres
will take place at O'Clock this afternoon,
from the Presbyterian Church in EDGE
field, and will be attended by the Inds-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows and the In
proved Order Of Red Men.
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7 CIV NOTICES.

Mules, HORSES, Carts, etc., For Sale.
The undersigned offer for sale several
fine Mules and Horses, together with a
number Of Carts, Flatboats, etc. They will
be sold at bargain, and divided 10 suit
purchasers. HUGHHs Il Co.
jun30-3t Woodland street, Edeefeld.
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From Atlantis. 90 Nashville.

The cooredpeople OF Atlanta are getting
up a railroad excursion TO Nashville. The
excursion leaves Atlanta Oh Friday oorn-
inr, Let Of July. will arrive here Saturday
night. A MURDER Of ooloFe6 persons arc
making arrangements 20 give the excur-
edonigfs suitable reception.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
111t and closed at the same rate. Dealers
here we're paying Ill and were asking 112.
The July gold coupons are bought the same
as gold.
Exchange on New York is bought By The
banks at par and is sold by them at ! pre-
MUM.
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Important Sce.tna.

Tho County School Association, COM
Prhlng the School Commissioners from the
various districts in the county, will meet
ct the Courtn"Iso this morning, at 10
o'clock. Important matters will be ,2i5-
cussed, and full attendance is desired.
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Apartoct Adantatien. I

MxNsFIEnDs MlssIssIPPI DIGRRHEA Con
DIAL adapts itself TO the age and con-
dition Of the patient and the climate in
which be lives; # j. especially snited to the
alluvial soil of the South and Southwest,
and will assuredly ward off by destroying
the ae7Da Of that fatal epidemic in the sys-
tenn. Il quickly relieves all boicet Gtectsofss
and is the greatest safeguard against all
such attacks in existence. Sold BY the
Sole Proprietors, MANSFIELD a. HIGBER,
Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn, and
by all respectable druggists and msr-
chants. Sold also By Ewin, Pendleton q
Co, Nashville, Wholesale Agents. 1t
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We want money for a house and lot, No.
2T5 South College street; also, for va
cant lot on South Cherry street. A bar
gain is offered. Apply TO
IsAAo PAUL, or
VIM. NJ. MCCARTY,
may24 If No. 10 College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-30

CoILAR or harness gals on horses can be
speedily cured with Magic Arnica Lini-
ment. This iiniment has n grea. reputa-
ton among horse doctors and Jockeys for
its rapid effects. 1t
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wAFN & WALKER,

YXyEDLOCK.-THEB BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY.
w Essays For Young Men, ON the honor and
lAppiness OK Marriage, and the evils ana dangers
Of Geiibacy-with sanitary LClp for the attainment
OF mans true position In lliu Sent free in sealed
anvelopos kddre1s HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Boz Z, PhiiAeslpAia, Pa. m9y25-a1v3m-
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Pure White Orann.iio.

IaoaIsos 22E.3sS. = Esr1s hava inst
opened another lot of those very Shear
White Organizes at 37t feHtts. WI nash
and do up like fine linen cambria. Boau-
tiful for summer robes and walking suits.
jup2C-3t
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HstON VI I1sIIll' - 2 -
The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond aud stock qnotati1as
arc received hourly, and ore always access
sible to the pubic;
IIvEnrooI, 11:15-Cotton market quiet,
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NEW YoaE, juno 29.-CsttOn heavy and
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No poetry, no blowing Except with
4" yillsinous ealtpetre but Thompson
Bros. 4 Kelly have again quietly marked
down their entire stock. just opened a
new lot Of those famous printed Linen
Lawns. iun2S 3t
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Franklin Pierce Boarding House,
at No. 80 Soutt Cherry street, Nashville.
His fare is said TO be e1edliont. Give his
house trial iunS If
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may24 If


Economy.
BY using Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup for
children, many doctors bill can be saved
and much suffering avera~,i- Read tina ad-
in. e-other column.
jun25 d1w&w1t
Over FORTY years test has proven that
b. A. Fahnestock' s VermifGge cannot be
exeelled as a remedy for worms. .
As a remedy for constipation and indi-
gestion, O. Il. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy
cannot be excelled jun1 deod&wlm
See advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispsn
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by all. may5 d&w1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He Bow'd BIS Throbbing Head Ger
Trembling Knees.

Where ls the man who has not felt
strong desire for something cool,
At least, has no desire TO melt,
Though melting seems 70 be the rule.
This something Is 70 him the great
DciaierGtu1n, which he socks
To cool his brain and ease his pate
A pleasure he's not had for weeks
AYentilAtor.
Who "a run tho risk Of being struck
by Sol, or any other man,
When by turn Of great, good luck,
Fortune has placed us whore we can
e.. s-,,sr tt.r!r- -o.it-rs - the hN-d,
Complete In hnish, texture rare,
And en- pdssdnL, we might have said,
The very thing to save your hair
VentilAtor.
Innn 20 az once without delay
To VAIN n WALKERS, and request
To rec those Hats you'll md that they
VIII give you comfort, ease and rest.
Make life pleasure, aud its cares
thing that's past, forgotten, gone,
Imparting ease 20 him who wears
The acme OF perfection
4 VentiatoT.
The Ecep Cool, Tropical, Magnolia, Equatorial
butterfly, Zephyr Palmetto, in all the newest styles
Of ve1tilstion for the hot weather, together with
an immense stock Of Straw and Panama, for men
Loys aud children.
wAFN a. WALKER,
FIsEHfi . "a =. !. rs,:.g
mAyI9-tf4thp No. "a Public Square
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
RATLR0AD ZINE TABLE.

esor,c nOrrra-ysshriTie and Decatur treins
leave e5afion on South Cherry street. al 10 soo A ~
ma 7 Al = n No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation a. 3 80 p r., goes 10 Coiuznpial
rrsirs arrive at $3.50 A. y. and 30 p n. Accom-
raodhtion At 90 A. al
Louisville and nasIsvlfie Esanro0ds
LEAVE.
Nashville =. $50 A. NJ, 2:01 P. N and 1920 P. n.
louisville. go A. NJ, $50 A. 4. and GAS 7. n.
ARaIrR
Nashville .3:45 A. X, 9:05 A N. and 8: 20 p X
LouisviIle. 6 40 A. NJ, Lac r. NJ and l0.l5 p NJ
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville ct 800 T.
n and arrives Al Gallztin at 30 P. NJ every Gay
except SuHdsy.
Edgekfeld and kentucky R. x.
Leave Nashville. 80 A. IL and ~ 2.
Arrive at Nashyiile...... 80 A. n. and s5U r n
Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road.
Passenger train leaves Nashville. 80 P. n
Accommodation leaves Nashville. go P. NJ
Passenger train arrives at Nashville. 30 A. NJ
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. l0:o0 A. n.
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For Trnva !

Ladies and Gsnflemen's Superior Solo
Leather Covered Trunks; Ladies' Saratoga
Trunks, so sizes; Hst Cases, valises, Bags
and Satchels, Just received, and selling at
very low prices, by
,sFa3g ~ : JoEN RAMAaE & SoS,
iunSo-4ts sa-8 -al as Collage street.
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The STATE LaWs.

We have on sale a few copies OF the
Laws of Tennessee enacted by tho Legiala-
ture Of le60=70, Retail price $3.50 per
copy, A liberal discount VIII be made 10
the Trade, Address
UNION 4 AMERICAN,
Il Nashville, Tenn.
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RIVEs AM EKsTEER.
ARRIvEr
Non.
DEPAnrEp.
JOIN Lurnsden, Cairo.


Tho dyer was declining slowly at ths
point yesterday, With soy en- feet scant "a
HArpeh Shoals. Weather clear In tho
morning but cloudy In the afternoon, With
q Sigh rain.
Thse were no arrivals yesterday. the
John Lumsden cleared for Cairo with q
goodtrip.
TIC Lawrence dad not leave Cincinnati
until Tuesday, and consequently will not
arrive until The latter part Of the week.
CAPT. John Bateman, Bob GFuhba and
Alex Guthrie, wero passengers on the
Lunsden yesterday They 60 down 70
bring up the Tobe Hart.
Thore was good deal Of steamboat talk
In marine circles yesterday. The next
TIP Of the Robert +. Ice was duly dis
cnssed. and tho opinion was unanimous
that she would beat The time Of the Natchcz
Buck Wyatt, engineer at the Water
works, has obtained patent for a wafer
regulator, whioh1s pronounced by steam-
boatmen as the best invention Of the age,
and II adopted by The government super
visors, as II should be, viii prevent oxPlo-
sions in the future. II Is claimed 10y his
friends that the invention viii be worth to
him million Of dollars.
Capt Boyd received yesterday the FOL
lowing dispatch
CINCINNATI, June 90 The Emma Floyd
leaves this port on Saturday next, which
will be the last boat Of the season.
20 J. S. WISE.
Capt. Jim Lee, of Memphis. has pur-
chased the machiney of the O E Hillmsn
for his Friar's Point packet, now building
at taat port.
The w H Eddy, the smallest sidegheel
steamer ever built, and which viii not pass
inspection on account Of her boilers not
being in accordance with the law govern
ing steamboats,, has been purchased at
Ironton by Dan Rice for S1,500. She viii
probably be used as an advertising fore
runner for the circus
A steamer called the Velocipede run in
the Red river trade in 1899.
rBy Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, June 29.--Arrived--Lav-
renee, from Cincinnati, and departed for
Nashville.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Arrived-Emna
Floyd, from Nashville.
CARo, June Culver fell 20 inches
Weather clear Mercury SO. Talisman
Nashville packet, arrived at 2 P. N
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NASHVILLE, June Il, 1s70.-MR. Jos.
AaisRosE SIR-Yesterday l was attacked
with severe fit of CHOLERA MoRBUs. ]
procured bottle of your Cordial, and ONE
DOSE cured me. Respectfully,
- -, ~ - JOHN CRoaMEoKEK,
Station Baggage Master L. & N. r. r. 4
jun3O-lt -
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sNasHvILLE, June 20, 1S7a.-MR. Jos.
AMBROSE: Satisfactorily procured one
bottle of your Cordial for my sick baby,
who has been running off her bowels for
the last month. One dose cured her
effectively. Respectfully, e
z 9slfFt 80 JAS. TALLY,
IT Policeman L. & N. r. Il.
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WHERE badness can be cured, La Creole
Hair Restorer viii do the work. II the
hair bulbs are dead. La Creole Hair Re-
storer. viii not bring them 10 life. But if
they are simply diseased and Inactive, La
Creole Hair Restorer viii surely cure them,
and new crop of healthy hair Is simply the
result. For sale by all druggists. 1t
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A. ID. stephens on the Late wa

As Ehs btcPnche otk AhAc AAto ware
We have received from Mr.. III. Il. Jack
son, the agent in this city, the second vol
ume of Mr.. Stephens ''Constitutional View
of the Late War Betwean tho States, ="
which Ia Just issued from the press OF the
National Publishing Company.
In this volume the author enters into
matters Of history Immediately preceding
the commencement Of hoatilities. the Of
forts to arrive at peaceful solution Of the
difficulties, the organization Of tho Confed-
crate Government and the progress Of tho
late war-embfaeing history that will be
as important TO the future as II 10 interest
ing 10 the present, The distinguished
ability OF the author, and his known char
aeter for pfebity and honesty viii give
great weight to his viewa and Statements
upon subject which will engage the ct
tentiea of the statesmen and philosophers
Of pesterity, with greater practical weight
than even the present,
Tho dedication ia dated on the 10Th
April, Memorial Day, andis appropriate
~ ITO the memory Of those whose lives Ia
the late war were sacrificed, either IN bat
tie. in hospital, IN prison, or elsewhere-
in defense Of the sovereign right Of self
government on the part Of the peoples Of
the several States OF the Federal Union, :"
Mr.. Jackson will furpiah this volume
alone, or together with the FIRST 10 all who
may desire It.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
aAsnvIa.s.E oUorATfeNs.

UNITED STATES AND OTHER SECURITIES
u. s. Skies OF 1881 ---..-,. .--.-..-. MS
u. 8. 5-o0, 1852. LII
u. 8. $40, 1854. III
o. g. $40, 1858, DID,. ...-....4....Il
o. s. $40, 1855, January sud July
q 8. $50, lS65....s.-.s-...--.- 49, -- -. 4
q. 8. 1910. -llS
Tennessee bonds, old. Observation-Disclosures. g.
Tennessee bonds, neE..s.....-s...-..s.... 90
Tennessee bonds, Capitol. .-..,... so
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad bonds. en- &
East Tennessee and Vfrsiniz Rsilrosd bonds,
East Tennsssee and Georgia Railroad bonds,
endorsed =. .......... -...................... 60
Tennessee coupons, fnndzble.......e....... So
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1863. -. 80. 81
City Nashville bonds, old. 50,
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor. 45f
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. IS
Nashville corporation checks. ...........,.... so
Nashville corporation coupons. .......... 70
Davidson county bonds issued to Tennessee
and Pacific road Observation-Disclosures, So
Davidson county bonds, issued to Louisville
rosd-.......... ......- .-.- .........--. -. 20
Davidson county bonds, issued 10 other reads. 50
Davidson county coupons. ................... 81
Davidson county warrants. . ........... -. s.
Montgomery county bonds. 90
Murfreesborocou ...........,........ rs
Louisville and Nashville railroad stock. -. rs
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad stock. %
Nashville and Decatul railroad stock. 10
East Ten essee and Georgia railroad stock. 20
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad stock %
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock. 40
South Nashville Street railroad stock. 1890. 60
North Nashville Street railroad stock ..... -
Spruce Street railroad stock. =
suspension Bridge stock
Tasn, RAM ufn~ q
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We have made further reductions In oar
prices. and will sell our entire stock OF
dress goods, white goods, linens, lape
points. silks aud real English hose, at les
thnn cost. Now is the time for you to buy
unusual bargains, and we warrant all our
goods. Z. q >: EoEIHMaN,
juno eodt ~ fuOhc oquAie'