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Nashville Fiour and Grain MARK.

Nashville Flour and Grain Market.
FLoUR-There is considerable activity
in the market, with shipments to day Of
$50 bbls TO different parts of the South.
We quote as follows: Superfne $5.25;
extra $3.50; choice family $3.50; fancy
So so.
Cork MEAL.-We quote unbolted Toe y
bushel; boltsd soc; kiln dried SO so . bbl.
WHEAT-Receipts light and market
dropping. We quote st S1.10@I.25 for
fair to choice.
CORS-Shipments to-day of 1,5OO bush
els at 73975c, sacked and delivered in
depot.
BABLSY-But little coming in, and de-
mand light. We quote at 6OQ65c.
OATs-The new crop is coming in freely,
and taken at 40@45c. Some lots Of old on
the market held at 7O@75c.
OFFAL-We quote bran at S1S per ton
loose, shipstuff in some demand at $25 .
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Geo. r. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock of
jewaly, which they are Offering very
cheap. my7 IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Sessgs. ~. 7. Berry & Go. have receiv-
ed Sc5tJn,fs Monthly for August. It is
an unusually interesting number.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Z. l.. DAWES y Fro. Jewellers ard Silver
smItlAs, Nashville.
The n&seution Of watch buyers Is called
10 cur stock of Walthsm watches IN gold
ana silver cases, specially selected foT orr
Own trgige. These watches greatly excel
any oths rs made il this country III beauty,
finish. ,,aristy and in fine time keeping
quaEues, aud are offered at much lower
,t,;cas maTI7 IF
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Geographic Report from Signal Sergi6s
Corps, U. s Il, Of Observations at
4 O'clock p. H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Gold opened in New YORK yesterday at
112t, advanced to 112s and closed ct 1124
Brokers here we're buying at 112 end Eefe
holding at 1i23.
Exchange on Eew YORK is boEght by
the banks a. par and ig sold by them at /
premium.
Gnparnnnarf asnnTitiaa ara as foIInra.
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R,,yaI HaVana Lottery.

$3.50, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
Ssvs Prizes cashed and information fur
nishad. The highest rates paid for doub-
Icons. ali Kinds of gold and silver, Span
;sb bgnk bills, Government securities, etc.
Tav)or : Co. Bankers, No. 1G Wall street,
NgTy Work. my16 d&wtf
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Nashville Produce Market.


EGGs-We heard of sales to-day from
wagon at 5@6c per dozsn.
PoTAToEs-Market dull and dealers only
offering $3.50 per Dbl.
PoULTRY- We quote chickens at 81 SOC
2.40 q dozen.
PEANUTS "A small lot held for seed il
store, which are held at $3.50 q bushel.
HAY-We quote at $21 2 ton.
BUrTEB-Market steady at 10@12c for
ordinary and 20@25c for choice.
FEATHERS highest price obtained
today was Soc for strictly prime. Market
weaker.
BEEswAx-Ws quote at 30@32c.
GNsENe-We heard Of Emall sales to-
day st soc.
RAGs-We quote at 4c, and market dull.
WooL-We quote combing 35@3Sc . 10;
carding free from burs, 32@35c; tub
washed 45@5Oc; bury wool 5@1Oc . ID
less.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

John Gilgan Il Co. are clearing cut the
remsinder Of Their Summer Goods at ex-
tramsly low prices. Trade Palace, Pub&ic
Square. jy1G tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

l DTS SI.O0; 2 cts 81 80.
Usual Discount 10 the Trade.
MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARS
The best in the market. Sold Cheap by
PHILLIPS, BUTToRFF & Co.,
ia28-tf No. % College st.
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John p Hide is a candidate for Msgis-
TO a convention, if called. jy20 to-
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Ladies' and Gentlemens fine Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Satchels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dun
stesd's, AZ Market street. je27 #
A splendid assortment Of spoon, fork
AID table gallery, CLOCKS, gold pens and
full line OF spectacies can be found at q.
r. Calhoun j. 90, 5, Maxwell House, at
low pTicss- rhyI II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Burnctt's Cooking Extracts
are the best. apr 1awly fl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July IL, 1S7t.-I
hereby notify all persons nos to credit my
son Vernon Whitsside, on my account, as
l will pay no bills made by him.
jy19 st Mrs II L. GAsKILL.
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OHREgTORs.S
REEg.f9AR TIME TABLE,

rgagtsgezsse and Pacific Railroad
TOO Belly Trains (eundsy eTceptedl
30 Ecsves Nashville Et.. 4:Sl ?. n
a-riFcs 81 Lebanon at 6;39 P. Il
Iasvcs Lebanon A. 9 81 Il ~
Likes at Nashville at $50 A Il.
20. ? Leaves Lebsnon at ---. s;3l ?. u.
arrives es Nashville st 7:l6 P. n.
leaves Nashville ct. .6:l5 A. 4.
Errlyes AZ Lebanon 81 $50 A. n.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
v--Ea c1-rrE-saEAvile enc DcoStuf s-stns
.-vs s-zs-.r cn Eou,a Cherry street 81 6 ;0l A. n.
z-rr 49,, No t.eiE sunday morning.
r---,---7 fiun a. s. 2. ~, tE9as 20 Ooiunaoshl
. --,. -r.s-s II AGO a. =, snd SIS ?. u, Accom-
rp3d.tzoZ 81 2 :S9 A. n
E.cT-isvil3s 0rd N@shVilIs R9tlro A3s
Toqva Fi-rion on Norsb College street, At o:4o
= n. grz IS p. X. sld "a p. a. -,.,.
Arrives At 80 A. N. A:sO 2. =. Ano o.aU p al
Tre g;15 r. II. train does not % at any poIhI
3.---e-, S,s1viIle and Gallatin, except Edgehei1
Sanction, sid dces not run on Sunday
guEszssEs scc0azsI citation, Delly'
vs-y,s Erstvile ...,..... % P. II.
Er-.vo- IS Ca4lasiu- ..o'@o K r.
E.agsrsEEE eaFG Cincinnati Shcr' Line
Esatgrcads
s.-C. Fls A. IL, snd 4:00 n10 p. e.
FzzofioId ss,sd kentucky he rs
---s,r- on he Faqehsid and Kentucky Railroad
..,i' TUl a. foll5vs;
80 .s-r,-rs .-..... 20 ?. N.
EEurtss arrives - 't.....---- o'oO d ~
ne cute, Memphis, NashVtits sand
chattanooga Great Centrs-t
through Line.
fgs-ssrsoe- train leaves.s 800 A. n. ana 900 p r.
arrives 2:l5 P. 4. enc 3:49 A. n
s--q---f- lain leaves AS A. Il. and S:2l 2. y.
arrived. . & 50 I. =. sad 6:S0 P. Z.
g Louis train leaves AS a. n. and 50. p NJ
90 arrives IS 80 A. n. and 5:SU ?. Il
,.9.-r-z41e train iesYcs..S:l0 P. n,
+" Ss.ives. g rs A. n.
Eae $3.50 Az, sad 300 ?. n. trains 90 not Kun
On s-rzsrs. .-.,..
II IS a. Il. and s:29 P. NJ. tra'ns run Gsily'
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New advertisements.

Tor other local Matter see Third
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

st Chas II. BreyeI's Shaving and Bath
ing Salooo, Nos. IA and lG Dsaderick
street.. jy2 eodtf
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THIRD NATIONAL BANA,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
e. ". BERRY, OHAS. z. HILLMAF,
John EIRKMkN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL +. CARTkE.
FERLNSAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE BUsI-
4 NESS and deals IN United States Bonds and
sold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". ". BERRY, President.
JNO RIRkNAE, Vice PresidaDs. sep1-ly
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CITY NOTICES,

D.. Loyelands cfice, No. % Church
street, few doors from Max veil House.
iy2l pa
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Truuk nAmnufacgOry.

Ii you want bargain in good watch
and chain, go and get one from G, Z. CAL
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 If
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BANKING HOUSE

sasiOnai Sayings Company
L. G. TARBOx, Cashier.
TEos. 8. MARI, President.
- Deposits received, and interest allowed
sereon, loans negotiated, collections nasde, and
General fAuk.ng business transacted. cells e
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C,arssvI,Ie TOBACCO n1arket.

Sales of I25 hhds. of tobacco by Kille-
brew & Williamson, Of the Cumberland
Warehouse, for the week ending July 10,
1871, "a follows:
S13. 90, 1880, 1880, II %, 1926, u %,
1925, 1926, IL %, 1900, 1l75, 1900,
1900, 1890, 1900, 1900, 1900, I1.75,
11.75, 1l.25, 1I."5, HOO, lilo, 11.OO,
II. IS, 1915, 1915, 1915, 1850, 1850,
10 so, 1880, 10 so, 10 so, 10 so, 10. so,
II.5O, IL 90, II 90, II 90.
So. 80, $50, $50, $3.50, 9.75, go, $50,
8. 60, go, g. 60, $50, 9. 80, 8. 80, T. 80, 1926,
s. %, 8 95, so, S75, s rs, S.75, 5,S.75,
8. IS, S.75, IS, SIS, $50, $50, $40, $40,
8. 40, $50, $50, S.25, S.25. 500, 500.
S795, 100, 100, 40, $50, $50. 7-30,
100, 1925, I %, 40, 100, 100, 700, ZOO,
:. 90, 100, 200, 6 IS, $50, 6 so, go, 20,
6 60, 6 go, $50, $50, $50, 6 80, $50, ESQ,
G. 40, g. 80, 6 80, g. 20, 6 20, 6. 20, $50, 60,
6.1O, 10, 600, 600, 600, 5.95, 5 so, SIS,
5 so.
Our market is firm with an increased de-
mand for all grades. The increase in
prices has been attributable to the great
falling off ofthe crop and shortnes5 Of the
present growing crop.
We would advise cur friends everywhere
to send in their tobacco and sell while
prices are good. Yours, K. & W.
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Wholesale QUOTATIONS

Boiled Linseed on s1.O6, Raw 81 oil. Sperm 81 ss
Bank zoe. Lubt's Oils 400 TO CSC, Lard Oil 81 rs,
Cheap to strictly pure White Lead &c to I2c.
E1. CopsI Va ,nish sl.65. T. Asphalt Sl05. Best
English YsInish 80 {gold), ochre Axe. Turpen.
tine pure, soc. Wax Flower and Artists mate
rails, Glazed sash AT LOW PRICES.
CHAS. II. GAUTHIER,
No. % North College street, (nesr Union)
epr30 SIN 4thp
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Kesnvt.ls Grocery EzArne..


SUdlRs-No New Orleans on the mar
ket. We quote Demersra 123@l3o;
SEsadard hards l4B5o; New Orleans clarified,
white, lac; do. yellow 13c; a cohee 1910;
B do. 134c; O do. 13c.
MoLAssEs AND SIBUPs-We quote New
Oriasns 65@70o; sir1ps $4,000; golden
siyup 75c.
OoYz-E-Stoek good and market steady.
We quote Bic, common to choiSe, ITO
1870; Laguayra 2O@21o; Java 25@28o.
TEAs-Prices lower. We quote Imperial
81. OO@1.5O;~ Young Hyson 81. l5@1.5O;
Black 9OsS125; GuDpowder $1@1.75.
F1sa-Maca5ereI-H Z and6 ., 1900 and
1900 , barrel: in kits, Noe. /, g and 8
$50, 1.75 and 60.
OEEzsz-We quote factory at i5tc; Nut
meg 1910; Young America go.
NAI1s-Declined to s. &c for 10ds and
25c additional for diminishing grades
UA=Dzls-Sssr, light weight, 12@1So.
PowDzs-We quota as follows: Dupcnt
sc. 75; Hazards Sf,T5; blsatng St.7s;
fase, per 100 fset, 7Cc; Sycamore Hilis
powder, 1878.
SaoT-Market firm at an advance. We
quote patent at 2.76; buck 90
IaaOoRs--We quote common testified
whisky 2 gallon, 81; Robertson County
SI.75G3; Bourbon S1.25s4.50; Lincoln
County Si.7592. %; Hjghwinss 81.
Bkoeuza-Henp 25@2Sc; fisz 3Oc.
OoTToN TIEs-We quote at seq
BRooMs-Ws quote at 2.25@' 80 2 do2
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Nashville Live stock 1IilrEet.

CATILE-Market dull, and no indications
lust nov Of an improvement IN prices.
The outside figure for choice shipping is
40: batcheT stuff is taken at 3ca3IIc; com
mon to medium 4493c. ...
SHEEP Good selections are in demand.
We quote at S1.25@3, the lattIr figure
being paid by shippers.
HcGs-Market dull at Sole.
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GOLD kEp EILygB.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
PEYENuE RTkMPa.

The HsJionai Savings Company. bEye naade az.
engagements to supply their cnstonsrB VIII reysuus
ssszups st the following low rata, discount payable
II stsors, viz:
On purchasers EudsR Jg5.......P.F
% purchasers ot so or nl0re...2 per oent dts
On purchasers % go or EoEe. AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers OF s1OO or moce...3 Fer cent dis
On purchasers OF 300 or more u ger cent dis
On purchasers OF $500 or more...4 per TT, de
On purchasers Of 1900 OF more. * PER onE. dis
AL orders must be accompanied By Ire ceney OF
check foE the sinoInt. Bsazop9 Viii brnort By
Cusfi OF erpToss, Is directed,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
GEEERAL MARKETS

THURSDAY. July 20, 1871
Nashville Cotton Market
New York developed rather stronger
market to-day, csusing steadinees here
with some little demand. Prices, however,
oontinue unchanged IS follows:
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BARHS
BATHS Warm ana Cold BATHS
EsIFHES
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MEMPHIS, July 25.-Flour quiet and
weak, at $5@7. so. Corn scarce and firm,
at 72@73c. Oats, new, Gle; old, 65966e.
.-. =, 49,. ,-.
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INSURANCE.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established ia 1864
Ofnce, NO. IS FNcrth college lStreet,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ash Capital SI00, coo
FTEKFs FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
Z sc fair rates. Writes c=rtfCly, adjusts fairly
-sys promptly.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CHICAGO, July Colour is dull and
prices nominal Wheat No. spring sc-
tive and SIC higher, 81 154@1 16t. This
afternoon iirmer &C 81 15491 I54 for July.
Corn, No. miIed &c higher; closed at
sole; this afternoon dull st SOC for July
dslIvery. Oats, No. 2, firner at 45046c
for cash. Rye, No 2, irmer at 58@59c.
Barley, spring To. 2, quiet at 7O@73c.
Highwines are held at $50 Provisions
quiet Aess pork, $14.5O@14 G2I for
August delivery. Hogs active at 81. 25t0
5 10. CATTLE steady at S3.50@6.
NJ. Louis Markets
ST.. LOUIS, July -Fiour-damand fair
and market firm; superine winter $425
@4.J0; extra winter $4.S5@5 90; double
extra winter S. 25@5.5O. Wheat opened
firm and closed dull; sample lots lower;
No. fall in elevator LIS; sample lots No.
Pred winter ranged from 98c to $1.25.
Corn dull; prices dropping; bulk mixed on
track 47c; ditto sacked SOC. Oats dull;
new bulk sacked 4t@45c; old ditto $50.
Barley dull; No. 3 sacked Cos. Rye higher
at 69S,62 Pork dull; jobbing and order
lots shoulders TIC. Bacon sides clear
rib s5@S3c; clear 94c. Lard-considera-
BILE sales on private terms; choice fierce in
small way 104c. Hogs wanted at 50 900
40; butchers par more; Texas cattle
plenty st 14@34e; inferior to corn fed ma.
tive 2@54o.
Louisville HarAets.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Tobecco is firm
and active; sales 16ii lugs at 64@63c; low
to good medium Leaf, 7@I4o per 10. Flour.
demand light and st,ady; ezra family Sc
Wheat in good dems nd at $50. Corn uui-
ct; shelled 72c. OATS, old, Sc; new, 4Oc
Rye. old, soc. Provisions quiet at yester-
days prices. Whisky firm at 92o.
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The water supply.

The conclusions reached by the committee on
water and drainage IN the territorial council in
regardto the water supply, as published in yes
tertay STAR, must, we think, meet the approval
OF the public generally, and the bill proposed to
afford the much needed relief Is IN the main to
be commended. Butitcanbe improved In some
particulars-and one a very important One-as
we think can be briefly shown rs.
In the first place. it would seem that the new
main shOul6 be Laid along y street, or on the
highest ground In that part OF the city, instead
OF IN l. or X street, as proposed There is a
vast territory and q rapidly increasing popula-
ton lying north OF the main water she'd and on
capitol hin, to be supplied by the new pipe.
and in order to adequately furnish these sections
the pipe should be kept on the highest ground
within mach, and free from drain in any degree
TO furnish the lower part of the city, which
would then have all the water needed, while its
waste could no longer rob those 20 long deprived
OF their just deserts
Next, the bonds to be issued to supply means
for doing the work should have fifty years 10
run, instead of thirty. As a rule, long bond{ are
more desirable an investment than the same
security having a shorter time to run, and by
making the change theTate of taxation to pro-
vide sinking fund for their redemption would
be much lower, andat the same time the burden
Ot Incm on would be dis
tributed over more time and divided between a
rnnch larger and probably much Weather popu-
latiOn. The proposed improvement Is as mueh
Tor the benefit OF coming generations as Cor those
now ON the sceneef action. and the future should
be made to bear its fair proportion Of a debt
created for its equal advantage.
Thirdly, and most important of all, tie rates of
oater rent should not be increGsed. Considering
the unlimited source Of supply, and taking into
account what has been done by the city itself in
the premises and what has been done for it. we
a. high rs in sny city in the country. But, this
point aside, the cost of water should never be
placed so high a. to make it's unstnted use a
luxury which can be afforded by the rich alone
Where the source Of supply Is practically un
limited, as in our case, every inducement should
be held out for Its free Use. ut the lowest cost
possible. Rather than increase the rates the ex-
Pense of distributing water should be met by
general taxation, As other public necessities and
convenience provided. The value OF water
a not only means Of comfort but as an indiyid-
usI and pablo sanitary agent d 50 great AZ 10
justify legislators in furnishing il Absolutely
free of cost, if such course were possible.
We trust these general features will be moor
at the same time, If their adoption would be
Likely to defeat or even delay the passageof any
measure tending 10 afford relief, we beg that the
bill may be passed as presented by the commits
tee The need for more water is 50 pressing that
longer delay i'm increasing the supply is alike
unwise and unjust.
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OFFICIAL.

Notice Is hereby given TO parties holding what are
called Diplomatic claim against the Government a
Venezuela that upon ti transmits sion TO presns-
atm at this Departments Of the crtifeates Of IN.
awards Of the commissioners arbiter und the
convention Of the 18th Of April 1865, rateable pro-
portion Of the amount payable pur susnt to such
tihcstes will be paid to the holders thereof and
similar proportion will be psid to claimants whose
claims have been SLOWED under other conventions
The amount which has been received from yens-
Zuela will make the proportion 10 be distributed
seven per cent. on each Of the claims
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
-WASHTN9TON Itsh Juup tsTt irts NJ
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Our ''esteemed friend" which he is a great
pet, desires TO state for the Information of
our neighbOr the STAR, that the lines ssNinety-
nine in the Shade, which he wrote out couple
OF weels ago for the benefit OF the "heayy
weight" OF the Republican. and which were pub
Eshed by u, were from memory, as learned by
him from the lines OF the original. published
- me years age in the RePUblicaT.-Repubtieua
This won't do. The lines in question were first
published IN the comic paper PanoGinsElo, in its
issue for July 2, 1870, volume T., number Il, page
21l.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

AT PRIVATE sALE-The hcsstiful COUNTRY
n REsIDENCE called punbsrton Hall, situaigd
g g. ihs rod to% Psree Mn e T.,pall ,ovn a.g,
alert snfs three acres Of land proved BY man
sion house eontAinips eEkteesl roOs and two ali
six rSss. sn sbs out S.9s6
ne S s%s Of the the finest
do ss e ss examine nnS SSg 9R prop rSp
ssry fcr toms aErss st he glsre BY letter s1
LNOR SABE-A fiae three story BRICK u0UsR
with y room. and modern Improvement. ios 20
feet front On 2th street, near e. Price reasonable
i''" ~ PoR SALE f
nice three story BRICK HOUSE, . rooms. n,
nthsiIses, bs.~sea G and R--wsil Be sels % long
jaa 81 40 Corner sssi 1 h;' and sI .itssi.
IGOR RENT-A fine COUNTRY SEAT, in Fun
view Of the city, surrounded with trees, orchard
grapes "a III III foss, Rial Estate Brokers,
e apsttf corner It'll and streets..
EoR sALE-SUBURBAN RESIDENCES-TwO
COTTAGES AT hqbST PLEASANT, con;
attached Wen fenced in, with stable. Terms easy,
requiring bat moderate cash payment
conner Isth stree, and New YorS sysnse.
mhi4-n lRep. and Chron.l
Il HOUSE, with all the modern improv errHnts,
situated on the corner Of 18th and streets For
terms and particulars inquire at 4e7 PenDsyiyans
avenue. - oc A-tf
II and CHAMBERS, in q house with ali modern
lmprov ement and in n beautiful situation, south
front in the First Ward, corner 18th and stseets,
No 1000. oc &du
u shepherd Building, COS Pennrylrania avenue.
south side. -.l fele-d
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STRIFE;
A ROMANCE OF GERMANY AND ITALY
BY MRS. z. D. WALLACE
"A story that viii MT only be read with ir,.r.s,
but admired for the naturaness of its plot the vivid
ness OF ITS sketches, and the easy grace Of its Ian
guage.'
CLANTON. BENSON a HAFFELFINGER
zig and s21 Market street, Philalslphis
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15

0EETERETT LYCECN-The regular meet
pAY 1, alf S thES1s.sf b held on
o'clsrk st Columbia Law Building, 9Th stre 90
b5txesn ID and T. The pqbiie ar iHyite.i.
rTURNPIKE NOTICE.
: me Stock hoI,ier- Of the WASHINGTON, COLES
nILLE and ASHTON TURNPIKE ROAD COM.
PAN1 arr no.Ll.d 70 attend - meeting To be hebd At
C5iesvile on FRIDAY, the 7Ih day Of JaiJ next, at
The Snstien a. e the location Of the road az the
Burnt Mill Hill will be laid before the J,,eetD0
By order VI the~Board Of DIRECTOR:
,.,,a WAkkICk p. MILLER,
tis1 Secretary.
HSIeUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.
h m n,l.ers Of -his society will please NEE, =,
pY W iSGGS ~ JAY p de s ma FaiG Sa FS a.
ia TIN lire Of procession respectfully in yts.i -
parade with the >oeiet1 IN th,s occasion.
,-,--,~-c-o. . President \. 4. r. :.
TSBANK or wAsnINGT0S, =
At special meeting II the Board Of Trustee, con
yensd Inls day - the Presidrnt, the following pro
whsreas h melancholy Intelligence has Just been
1nl,',, cd 81 The -ndien death Of highly es
81 plr IN M 18th instant, in the city OF PhiIadeI
R,sOfr.d That this sficting intelligence iskeenl,
M. IS. ,ie - aI Sils humby submitting to
eeIcy synBatiiize with his relatives and numerous
friends IN the JeDifse II onr De pa rtei assciafe
HrSO'rgt~ That fur her ri- TX Of rrSn.rf ,bi,
Bank ~ closed Tomorrow, during the funeral 90
vices Of the deceased. -
ResOirsd That tIese proceedings be entered uran
q. JcuIRal Of the Board and that COPY Thereof b.
s'gHsd ~ tn Presle NJ and Cashier and pubh he'd
Ia the GallJ papers Of the civ.
G - W. GUSTOS, President.
u tGIty papers please copy
0@REPORT OF THE CONDITION
US THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
A. H7slIHsfO4t- ma Disfyicf oF Columbia. az