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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-27
ConIpnsed IOPatg.

Remember the Orphan BOYS Fair Mt Masonic
emple. just the place u spend pleasant
The station-house of the Second police precinc.
was yesterday furnished with n complete outd'
OF new furniture, including stoves and bedding.
The question of binding a sea-waN from the
nth street wharf 10 the q street wharf Is again
being agitated.
on Monday next Judge Macarthur will mold
n session of the Circuit Court, to finish mp the
business on the calendar.
Last night about ten o'clock. officer Stevens
found a hackman named John Mack lying on
the track of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
a drunken state. Had il not been for the timely
arrival of the officer, IL is probable that he
would have been killed, as the train passed
over the spot in less than Ave minutes after
wards.
a bell weighing upwards OF two thousand
pounds arrived in this city to-day for the West
ern Presbyterian Church. on II street, near goth.
IL will be placed in the tower tomorrow. There
is no bell from 16th street to Georgetown, and as
this one will be placed in the center OF the first
ward, il is the desire of many Of the citizens of
that ward that fre-alarm may be attached.
The bell has a fine tone and long vibration.
THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH CHIME.-The
chime OF bells ordered some time since for the
Metropolitan NJ. +. church REV. DIR. Newman's)
from the Troy bell foundry were to-day placed
in the lower story Of the church, preparatory to
being raised TO the tower. They are II
to 1925 pounds, the gross weight being
in the neighbOrhoOd of 20,0e1 pounds
They are in the tone of ID, with sharp tth and
a fat 7tb. All bear the inscription "Troy
Bel Foundry, Jones & Company, Troy, New
York. ISL" The largest is inscribed: GAS
Mrs. Newman personally collected the money
for this chime, the following inscription
dered bv the trustees of the church 10 be placed
on this bella. Ensign Newman, wife of Rev.
j. i. Newman, ID. D., first pastor OF the
metropolitan Memorial NJ. f. Church,
% She bath done what she could; Mark 14S."
The remaining bells bear the following inscrip-
lions 80 Mrs. q. 5. Pratt, wife of the horse ed
uCatOT."-In that day shall there be upon the
bells of the horses holiness unto the Lord"
" Infant class of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ.
+. Church; of such is the Kingdom of heaven"
Mrs. Ellel t. Daniel; was glad when they
said unto me let GO into the house of the
Lord" Mrs. John Il. Cornell, y. Y. c. o.;
come, let us worship and bow down" g Let us
make joyful noise unto the Lord" "Julia
Dent Grant, wife of Z. :. Grant, Pres
ident of the United States of America"
"Nelle Wade COlfsN, wife of Schuyler Colfax
Vice President of the United States of America"
"Mrs- Drake Mills. The poor shall hear whereof
and be glad" "Mrs. Clemence s. LOzier, NJ. ID.
Holiness unto the Lord" "Niiss Amanda L.
Grant, daughter of Captain A. Grant. Re-
Eemher now thy Greater in the days of thy
youth"
MIR. Jones expects to have the bells in place
in few weeks.
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= 9 dress makes the man" a. Is often al
eyed then ~ j. important that the public should
vast tie clothing establishment OF Mir Strau>
" tn the least possible DELAY. He has SOnlcthin.,
ADAPTED 10 nearly every walk III life. and in A
grades q clothing he pays the closest attention
:. both quality o. material aIlstyle In l. AXE up
N"f only Tins. bur Is prices are 50 low A. io
bring trst-C.dSs article within the reach of an
StTIar PREFER 10 make q small profit on matv
sales, rather than lIgy ITOtJ Oh q few and sire.
&c heTenCe 20 tbs RUE l. the secret OF his great
SU,Ctss IL trade.
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THE COUNTY SCHOOL TEUsTEIs he'd : meet
~ IesteI day. when Mr.. B!OsS. from the com
U-.ttce Oh SSLOOl-hOuseS, submitted a report
&c mime nGlng that lots ant ). III Wright's sub
DIVISION u lands opposite the SchUetZcn Park
and on SteUben street. be selected for the first
sSEo0l-hOuse To be erected in the ith district,
ana That the treasurer be authorized 10 draw a
check IN FAVOR of the owners Tor : go, the pur-
chase money, when the deeds are made and the
cmmittee satisfied as TO the title of the land
j be subject was discussed and finally laid over
until the next meeting.
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VRD JOSEPH J. MAY. VS
IMPORTER OF LYONS BLACK SILKS, SILK
NELVETS, PARIS KID GLOVES, AND
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

FJREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY Co DDS,
939 PENN. AVE-, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Sis,
~ Mr.. shackelford, our agent in Europe, keeps
Us constantly supplied with
LYONS BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS
rom the best manufacturers, and we have now in
store a splendid assortment at Sl.50, Sl.75, 100
q Is, $50, and up to IS per yard
~ Those in want Of good BLACK SILKS for suits
should, in justice to themselves inspect stock
the Baltimore market They VIII find that our SILKS
are made Of |" Pure Silk ?" and the pIi for ea ch
quality fully % per cent lower than they can pur.
chase them elsewhere.
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS,
The" Buffalo" and " Beaver brands
We are Agents for the sale Of Messrs Peake
9Pdycke 4 SoS celebrated bIsnds .BUFT1Io'
BLACK PURE Mob AIRS, and have Constantly on
hand all qualities Of these very excellent aud Justly
popular goods, from 20 cents to 81 rs per yard
Purchasers will know these goods, as q ticket
Buffalo and Beaver. None others are Genuine 'Ae
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We offer todaI q larger stock Of the best qualit,
o,bs1 than can be found in any
them Of our own Importation. One, two, three and
suits Good KID GLOVES ana Ssi HGl0f' to match
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
:, large and complete stock now in store o,
.bUPlNs" unrivalled fabrics Also best SueIitT
BLACK English Grapes, Grape Wells, Mourning Hand.
~0NE PRICE ONLY i'm pIain 6opras
on each article.
0esHa JOSEPH J. MAY.
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REGISTRATION IN THE EIGHTEENTH D,s
TEICT.-Yesterday the Board OF Registration
were in the 18th district, and registered st5
voters, Of which number go were white and 4f5
cclored. At the first registration last spring the
whole number registered was $50, OF whom $40
were white and i3l cOlOred.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

nR; r. ,. sou THWORrH, Physician to the
~ Poor, Third district, Georgetown west Of High
street. has changed his Ofice Hours as follows =
to 10 a. m, IL to and to .. m. oc23Sts
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker & Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems. youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I.BRCKER & Co..
Odeon Hall, corner 4 y street and Pa ave.
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CITY ITEM s..

OvERCoATs.-Frocks, sacks, capes, glenga-
ries, &c, in large variety, at very low prices.
GEO. G.. HENNING,
40 It'll street, n. W.
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FINE PLATED enamel and chased bracelets
81, Sc. $40 ard S12 per pair, with gold safety
chains, received at Prigg's jewelry store, No.
iJI Pennsy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-27

FROM the National News Company VIC have
- An Ante diiUyian Tale" with some funny
illustrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-27

BUILDING ASSOCIATION ELECTION -Tba c,,
lowing officers we're elected at the meeting Of
the Eastern Building Association, No ?. last
evening:-Wm- p. Ferguson, president: DIR.
A II. Mckim, vice president; George r. Gali..lx
treasurer; Richard Emmons, secretary; snd
Vim z Hutchinson, Thomas Il. Gross W. "
Brooks, Nm. =. Allen, John r. Werri.l. Thorn A.
L. Soneryille, and Geo. ". Mckee, directors
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LOCAL NEW =.
Amusements. de-, Tonight.

vcfiondI TAeGfrT-Beneft OF MTs. T. :. Chan
frau ENpiatiOn-'
Wars OrsrG HoUss.-M-. Aiken End tis New
YCrk Company in 1.-The Witches OF New York
Masonic Tempe.-The Orphan Boys Fair.
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THE lNPROvENENT or FIFTEENTH STREET
Il relation 70 the Iesetting OF the curbs on the
cast side OF 18th street are authorized 70 state
that there has been no error committed by either
the contractor or Tie survey %, the Improve nsrt
having been commenced and carried Oh in sc-
cCTGauCe With the plan proposed BY the Board
% Public WORKS, but hy tie earnest solicitation
II the FrOIerty-hOideTs, The roadway was wi
dsued ten feet. which neceSSitated the resettir-
q cubs, the expense OF which at present will be
hight. We think this Chang a jUdciJus one
90 l-tE street ~ this point Is a great thorough
iare- and the alteration makes uniform the
junction Of the inteTsectIng streets.
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
to authorize subscription to the STOCK Of the Pee
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
Of said District and prescribing the form In WRioS
II shall be voted upon.
DISTRICT OF CoLuxsIi, August n, Ia1.$
the se sns ~ %Ss that
PieanOnt and POtSmss Rsiirs.d Company upon pom
certain conditions will be submitted to the people
which will be held on the fourth W ednesday Of No
and that The Voting Tor and as.nss q tbs n acs
shall be by printed tickets; and the aeksts Tor ss;d
oct shall contain the words.
IAN act to authorize subecriptfou 10 the stock III
certain condition.. Cd August isS Al sDd
tickets sgains. said oct shall contain the word
IAN act to authorize 3 subscript,ou to III. .,oen
Of the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY
Ig9n Ses ,Sa eon S saHrpxed AGgust ish
DELEGATES Of said District shall be oondactsd Said
pct hereto suh'0ined and pqbiicstiSp thereof
Governor Of the District Of Columbia
An AcI TO- authorize subscription to the stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Compsny
pss; ssIsss . Fs.Y sssss.. L sllsy :
Oh a &c bsns to
Ss anna
Company s required to guarantee the first mortgage
psry TO an amount necessary 70 furnish superstruc-
ture and equipment for said road, which said guar
sn ss Ss date ~ :.
ten miles OF said road shall be ready for SUI
s,s Ss aSd ,1 dcs
lees. will enable said Piedmont and Potomac Rail.
road Company locate and grade their said road .,
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH woRsTED COATS AND
VESTS, ready made or to order.
10,I,7 EIsEMAN & Bro, sos 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-27

Miss ApELIA A. FAULKNER, a graduate of
the Second District Grammar School, AMI for a
feE years past popular teacher OF a primary
school IN that district, was married last evening
al her fathers residence, on Massachusetts av-
nue., near 9Th street, 20 Mr.. Joseph Fought of
tarhsle, Pa Rev. DIR. J.. j. DrinkhOuse Of
nci2ted, and Miss Clara Baker, of East Wash
lngtOn. and Mr. s. e.. KemOn attended the haDnv
couple; who left on the a. N. train FOR a tour
through the north.
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THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB met last
night 81 Beck's Hall. on louisiana avenue.
Henry Ulke in the chair. and K. Springscuth
- Cret2ry. Mr.. A. h. Browne addressed the
club upon the issues OF the coming election
urging the necessity Of foreign well as native
iOtu citizens sustaining the great party of lib
crty and equality. The chair announced the
following as the new executive committee -
I Chr. Excl; 2. Philip MAY; 3. Anton Keuchel;
q --; ;. -; 6. Charles III. Berger; :. r.
SpTingsguth; :. G.. VOlland; 9. T.. L. NJ. Faehtz;
10 ~ BTUhl; IL. -; Il. II. l.. Schriftg ieSser;
-. Simon Wolf; II. +. 4. Benter; -. W Koch;
e. E FOTdOn; II. DR.. NJ. Burkheimer; Is
-; %. Lewis NeuTath; 20. Chas. T.. Belle;
=. L l.. SchEIdt; D. George HeinZerfEg.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs--Messrs. Latimer *
Cleary, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon,
Inst part OF lot 4, in square Dr. improved by the
building known as the Prescott House, situated
on ne southeast corner Of 18th street and Penn
sylvanis avenue, 10 Messrs. Aistrap & Dudley
iOT $500. Also, second part Of lot 4, in same
square, improved by a three-story brick build
ing, situated the corner Of 18th and ID streets.
20 Miss l. Snow, for - 600.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE ON MONTGOMERY STREET, NEAR
BEALI. GEOkGETnWN II

Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs sALEoE ,yALgARhE REAL rs;
B BAIE oS SE 66RSEfSMEEp STREET NEAR
- -. BY virtue Ct a deed of trust to me, dated the
SfE s. Mss land recorded records Of Q er
ington county, in the district Of Columbia, AID at
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
S n Radas a
ground fronting fifteen (I5J feet on Montgomery
sres si IN GePrgef1wn, 6y Uniform depth OF ninety
and bounds sesnniHg az a point iii on said Mont.
somery street distant sixty 6O) feet from the south
ard Beall street aud running thence south with the
line OF Montgomery street fifteen t15J feet; thence
by and with alley fifteen 5 feet; thence pinety
0l feet to said MontgoneTy street and place Of be-
Terms of sale; One-half cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, in equal installments. with in
the premises. deposit of 500 at time of sale
Of sa be at With IN @
day Of sale or the property will be resod at the risk
'nd cost Of the dsffH?Hf FH'fas;s5A Trustee
oc2l lCourierl TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN H. sMooT,
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
Has received and is now offering, at very low prices
ESf iN6 W WI GS s1 Of
consisting 4 Gsb 5nf ss'G pREss FABRICS
P"plins, s.tines, Csshmeres, Merinos, Empress
Gioths. Nel9ursl Alpacas, &c, with full line Of
MOURNING GOODS,
Nelveteens, Shawis, Kid Gloves, of the best makes
Including Juglo's Courvoseer's celebrated Glove,
Hosiery, Ladies, and Gents Underway, FlLnnels,
Linens. Blankets, SC. Also, a full line Of
GENTS. AND BOYS WEAR, CARPETS, BUGS,
AND OIL CLOTHS.
Customers are invited to examination of Goods
and Prices before making their purchases.
&C IL I'm JN0. II. SMOOT.
SSpECJIT N0TTCC -pAprp u,O0INC n
sons renting can save ~ per cent. by going TO
TCBMAN'S, 142 Bridge street, Georgetown, to get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work ID be promptly executed in any
part Of ashington Georgetown, and satisfaction
gnsranteed Parti' ular attention paid to UPHOL-
oIER1 WORh- se29-6m
PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
POE GET JlSnN,S coa-ro<on
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" 1HE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, AlProved
August 70, lSl, FIXING THE TIAE FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACE fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be 81 ezncfsd ~ fAs LSgtsSziscs Assembly az tst
DistTtct Of CSIsnI6td, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth "Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
Sac 2 And 81 Il fSTTasr ENACTED, That whereas sn
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this act is hereby declared to lie IN force from and
after its APPROX al by the Governor.
CHARLES L. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the CoUEc!l.
Approved, August le, ISL.
II. d. COOKE, Governor. an Ism
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The REGATTA.-Tke Spray Takes tA> First
Prize, Os FANNIE As Sseond.-The yachts which
left Riley's wharf in the race Yesterday ar N
O'Clock a. m, did not return until late in cons
9uenee OF the calm weather. The Spray which
nie. 5.594; Fannie Bel, 6;O3, and the Emma
Latham, at 6:tSk; the Spray taking the nrst.
and The Fannie the second prize.
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BoYs' DERBY SUITS, 81
EIsEMAS & Bro,
1O,N,7 sos 18th street, May Building.
FrGCREs WILL Nor LEI
Holo Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In tie .. s.
wheeler K Wilson. S45 90 SIS 90
New Slnger-....... 81 90 o. CD
Elias HOwe...... IS 90 IS 90
Wilson Shuttle. 40 90 40 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines sold in both countries.
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any of the aboye-named
machines.
Afoavtt-W. G.. wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the GEM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, 40i 18th street
Terms easy
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MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELs.

am selling, at reduced prtoee, for cash, q ny
Marble Works, north street and New York avenues
nesI the Treasury Department.
myuly wM. BUTHBkfObD'
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BOYS DERBY SUITS, 81
EIsEMAS & Bro,
n,2l,7 sos 18th street, May Building.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-28

Notico to solfcitors A Chansory.

4 N0tIOo 10 0Ok1CAt0Fb ~ NsA8AVosSs
The following cases are set for trial on Tues
laday, 18th Instant 8FEA4. Il
L 1--177s Levi McCloud vs. kynatt q Gibbs.
| .2-1795. N j Thatcherys II Craighead g
al.
s-lsos. Ell Sanford VS. Paul Chayannes;
4-1804 J S jackson and Wife W MINOR
etal
5-1so5. VIM Hill and Wife vs. P Lusk n
e-lSoe. Knapp ct al VS. Hardee & Webb
=7-I8I3. NM Sullivan vs. Andrew Sullivan.
1881. T J Griffin w Jehn r Nelson ct al.
9-lsA. J s and n Boyd, excrs, va VIM
ioSls55. William skaggs ~ W LGeorgs
admir-, and others.
Il-is26. . B Garner and Wife vs H Dow
i l'a~ is b Il oumrinss Is 5 Mccarthy ct
is-lsal. NJ NJ Gaines 4 al v.r H Pe.rn. ct
l4lsss. A ssHudiburg :, Yo. q D.svsr..
1880 WA wplker vs. c Jones, Judge,
OF al.
l7-lsSs, Camill. smedley vs. s D Minor
ct al. iJHG 9ki - sE2J1 81 ne
IS-Is41. Robert Waitmuller VS. yno Oswald.
Is-Is44 Cooper 4 Andersonvs Edington.
20-1s45 FL MCMILLAN admir-, vs. d. l. Nc
MMls47. M d Bsarden VS. s d Minor ct al.
22-ls4s Il Hainss VS. Griffin.
23-l853. John Wilson vs. T Alternately
= : a e. T. Coksr "a JB Howard It al.
25-1S67. Fleming & Clifford " William L
: : By order Of the Court.
March 18th, 1871. =, FL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-28

A meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad was held ct
the Company's Office in this city on yesterday,
A dispatch from railroad men in South Caro-
lima Was read by the President, asking informa-
ton regarding the terms on which the road
could be transferred, Sc.g- III.
The official term of the Secretary and Treas
urer of the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
Company, having expired, Jno. L. Moses was
unanimously reelected to that position. 80
The prospect for something being done con
corning the completion of the road is encourag-
ing, we are informed, and we are astonished
that the contamination of the enterprise has
not been pushed forward to. completion before
uoxv
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-28
CITY NOTICES..
New Livery stable.

: The undersigned has just resumed his cld
.profession-one that he has followed for years
in this city-thst Of keeping a Sale and Livery
Stable. Heisncwin full operation. His new,
large and conveniently located stable is situated
on Prince street. between Main and Cumber'
land streets, and just in the rear of the Lamar
House His stock is of the best class, consisting
of number-one harness and saddle horses. He
guarantees satisfaction to all who will patronize
him ); and, especially, would he ike to greet bis
huhdredsof old customers. s"F~
march17-dtf W. B. SMITH.
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COMMERCIAL.


During she Week.
0rrIcn OF THs DAILY CHRONICLE.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. March 9th. 1871. &
Trade in produce Tor the week Just closed has been
exceedingly dull and our produce dealers predics
further decline. predicated on the scarcity of money
South and high freights from this point There is no
prospect for advance in cotton, consequently none
ia our productions Our farmers will do well to mt
their grain in market early as possible and thus re-
alize ready cash. and wait for better prices and times
In future. Sellers are anxious and buyers rather In
clned to hold Of Corn i shade lover and but few
sales at over &c., sacked depot No demand for oats
except in small lots. Wheat Is in demand and but lit
tie Offering The guaranteed rate of freishts to all
terminal points in Middle Georgia and Eastern Ala
bama has been re-established and we hope viii result
In an carly increase Of trade.
GRAIN.
= WHEAT--Searce. Ingoodr demand at $l4o@1 so for
prime whites. prime red, L2O@1 Is Der busheI ~'
: CehN-Dull ct 51za60 cents loose; sacked Gross
Otrs-Demand light 4c. loose sacked Soc psr
& RrE.-In demand-would bring 75e y bushel.
z 5aH ~ PRODUCE.
FLoUR-Family worth $350@s75. fTisls e1, -
hbncosILoTer From vasonsealoc; boxed. ready for
LARB-In cans 12llS in 1frkins I2c. ...iiealasds
DRIED ERuIrs-Peaches nearly exhausted. Prices
FEaTaERss Prime 6o9s211Ec prim. mixed sOss5c.
EGGs-In good demand for Shipment at I0c.
Irish PoTAToES-WeH assorted shipping varieties
'vS4oe. 6ushel, from wagons. s,a,r sa5e. sTi
dition.
HoGs-Butchers pay seo1lc.. gross. for city use.
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sr Proeeedangs fn Chanccry.

s- Proeecdings fn Chancery.
The following uere the proceedings Of tn.
Chancery Court on Monday:
FIN Holder VS. FL Smith ct al pro confessc
set aside as to A L Ritchey, and answer and
cross bill fled. Il ttaI,f
A F Smith, admir-, VS. Wiley Smith ct. al
pro eonfesso a. to adult defendants and guardian
ad Item appointed Z !, s,.~!TS
james Georgevs Hilary Hopkins ;ssale con-
irmed and title vested in complainant, DC.
ii Dyson, admir-, ct al We G McMullen ct
al; Clerk and Master to report instanter as to
amounts due on notes of purchase, &c.
The State of Tennessee VS. Mineral Home
Railroad Company ct al; complainant moved
to have Receiver appointed. u hpCf
w P Wilson & Co vs.. Eif1er. ct all death of
Jos Davenport suggested and admitted.
Jonathan Bishop ct al VS. ii Foster ct al T; death
of Jonathan Bishop suggested and proven and
cause revived in the name of Elijah Bishop,
admir-, S n Vance appointed Receiver
Horace Maynard VS. Il @ Hendrix ct al ;
death of deft Chas Neufer suggested and. adj
mittsd. II y al5fFFoHN IN N4082fE a
Elliott 8 Co VS. Lamb s. Miller; decree VS.
w Lamb for costs. sr
David P Jenkins vs. Sneed.& Brown; contin-
deds E6l a08881A& ,&iaffLs kf:Kf
Terry & Smith VS. Higdon s. Co; order for
account revived. fEN sNat53E skkf@
Landon c Hoss VS. w G Kahn ct al continued
by consent gIfAEEAf
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tinued, by consent o aoisamsfai saf-efHiza
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of MRS. WINsLOW'SS SOOTHING SYRUP
wecan speak from knowledge. In our own
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ing an infant, troubled with collie pains, quiet
sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night
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Krxs' on the outside wrapper. All others are
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