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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03

Genuine Log Cabin Tobacco at Rosen.
helm & Bro, No. 90 South Market street.
mari 3t
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Very choice Flower Seed, Wholesale and
reta il at p. l.. Nichol & Co.'S feb25 lw
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New Spring Chfntz.

Opened this morning new Spring Chintz
entirely new patterns.
mr3 st THOMPSON BROTHERS Il KELLY.
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For the finest and cheapest Job
Printing, of all kinds, go TO the
Union and American. deco II
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New Type and Job Presses, just re
Office. dec2 Il
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CITY NOTICES.

You will find large and well assorted
stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds for sale
cheap, at Spain 4 Hawkins, No. 40 South
High street. mars eod2w
Fresh arrival of the Broadway" Silk
Hat, at Gray & Mobiles. mar3 If
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Nashville Live stock Market.

Nashville Live Stock Market.
CATnE-We quote at 24@5c for scala
wags to extra butchering and shipping.
HoGR-In demand at 6@7c, according to
weight.
SHEEP-We quote common 200 per
head; medium 90; good 400; and so to
100 ID averages at 4 5O@5.0O.
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- Derosits received, and interest allowed
hereon, loans negotiatedn collections made, and
General Banking bsiDiness transacted ocls q
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JAIL. whOrIey, Al s. Market ST.,
Are sole agents for the genuine Slim Jack,
Slim Jim, Slim John, Brown Dick, l. Y. l. +,
Grand Duchess, and various other brands
of fine Cigars. feb28 1w
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Nas,,Ui,,e provision rIarket.


We found the market very brisk to-day,
our packers being overTun with Southern
orders, and shipments were consequently
large. The pnarket is Unchanged IN tone
and price. We quote as follows: rru
BULK MEATs-Clear sides Iii toll &c; clear
rib sides 114c; shoulders SIC, packed.
BAooN-Olesr sides 121c; shoulders Toe;
country hams 13@139c. .---- b r,t IN
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's cele-
brated S. @. G. @. @. hams, csnvassed or
uncanvased, i6lc.
BREAKFAsT BAcoN-Hart & Hensley's
fancy @. O. O. breakfast bacon 158c.
Pic ToNGUEs-C O. G. pig tongues zoe
per doz.
JoLEs-Hart & Hensley's S. @ @. @. @.
joles Those
LGBD-Hsrt & Hensley's choice pastry,
fancy in tierces, 13c; in kegs, 14sc; in
buckets 155c.
The receipts of country bacon we're large
TO day, and changed hands at SIC for
shoulders, and lie for sides and hams,
taken together. .--.
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10000 feet Of Cedar Lumber, of all
kinds, for sale cheap, at Spain & Hawkins, ,
No. 40 South High street. mara eod2w
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Spring Style Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at
Gray d Mobiles. mars If
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The following are the co.ton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always acces-
sible to the public: i -.--.a,-r
New YoRK, March 2, 1890 = Cotton
quiet and weak Ordinary 12c; good ordi-
nary 1910; low middling 14sc; middling
15sc; good middling 1890; Mobile 1896;
Orleans 15se. gan LIZ
New YoRK, March 2, 2:1O-Ootton duh
and lower. Ordinary 11Fc; good ordinary
134c; low middling lac; middling 15c;
good middling 164e; Mobile 154c; Or
leans 154c; ' . e au 1929
NEW York, March 2, 3.-Cotton dull and
heavy. o Sales 1000 bales for export; ordi-
nary III c; good ordinary 1870; low mid
ding l4c; middling 15c; good middling
164c; Mobile 154c; Orleans 15Ac.
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ny your garden tools from Chas. E.
Gri tn, No II Public Square. MARI 1T
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, March 2, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market to-day is dull with free Of
ferings, and but few buyers, there being
no margin for shipment, and the heavy re-
ceipts continuing to depress the New York
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Tremendous fall in the price of Ooffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime Il Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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Carpenters and builders had better ex-
anime our stock of Pine, Poplar and Cedar
Flooring before purchasing elsewhere
Spain 4 Hawkins, No. 40 South High
street. mal3 eod2w
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Mrs WELCOMES SYRUP FOR SOOTHING CHI.
rREN.-Many sleepless nights Of painful wstch.
ings to the anxious mother might be avoided by
using this invaluable preparation.
feb26 d1w&wIt
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METEOROLOGICAL.

NoTE-Ths Barometer Is corrected for tempera-
tUTe, elevation shove level Of the sea- and instru-
mental error. THOMAS T. WATsoE,
Q. g. Observer.
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Broadway" Young Gents" and
Trade Style" Silk Hats, at Gray d No.
ble's mars If
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STlMPS

The National Savings Company have made ar
engagements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rate, discount payable
IN stamps, viz:
On purchasers under SD.........Psx
On purchasers Of $40 or more...2 per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $50 or more IN per cent dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more...S per cent. dis
On purchasers OF 500 or more u per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more...4 per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $1,000 or more Az per cent. dis
AL orders must be accompanied by the mousg or
check for the amount. StAInps VIII be sent By
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Spring Fashions!

.sTHE BroadxaY'' style SIX HAITI
ssThe Young GenI's'' style SILK Hat.
The Trade style silk Hat
Made Light, 6ossausr body, and OF the best ms
terial, for our own trade. -r-..- .--...H
ELY & WHITESIDE, end
IL Cherry ST., one door from UDIOn.
feb25 eodtf sp 4p
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Bagging inactive.
Cotton-deInand and stockight; mid1lings
132@14e. -Four, firm for good shipping;
low grades scarceS extra family 5000.
Grain is quiet and the receipts equal the
demand, GrOceries-New Orleans sugar
and coffee in good demand Hay-de-
mand fair; choice delivered a. $4,000
Provisions dull and nominal Mess pork
$21.75. Lard &c. Bacon 81, 11@12c.
Bulk meats 81, 103@114e. Hams, sugar
cured 16c; plain 15e. Whisky steady at
SEC. Tobacco-sales of 30 bids. at
$3.50 to 1915 Tor common Tugs to medi-
um leaf; so. so to 1880 for common to
good bright wrappers.
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New york GeneraI Market.

NEW YORK, March Flour in fair de-
mand, and advanced to $4,000. 80 for
shipping grades extra. Wheat firm and
demand fair; red amber 81 65. Corn
in fair demand, and advanced; Western
mixed at S5@86c. Coffee firmand de-
mand fair; Rio 13t@17c. Sugar in fair
demand, and advanced Cuba 83911c.
Molasses steady aud in moderate demand;
New Orleans 55@65c. Rice S@84c. Whis-
ky q9s
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Oinclnnati Market.

CHICAGO, March 2.--FIour quiet and
firm. Wheat, No. 2spring less active, lie
higher, closing steady at S1.25@1.254
cash, and seller March; this p. NJ steady
at S1.25@1 &c. Corn, No. 2 mixed higher,
51S@52fc cash, and seller April; this even
ing quiet at 81 &c, seller March Oats, No.
quiet, s@Io higher, closing firm at 4944c.
Rye, No. l dull at S9c Barley, No. quiet,
79c. Highwines S6tc. Provisions dull
Mess pork S21. 90 cash. S2I. 25 seller April
Lard 124c cash. Dressed hogs quiet, $50
S.125; live steady, Sc 5@7.95. Cattle dull
and uOohanOad
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' York Money Market.
New YORK Drv Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 2-The weather is
extremely fine, but the market is still de-
void of animation, although some general
improvement is manifest among the job
bing trade The break in the price of
prints noticed yesterday, has become more
general. Oriental, Washington, Ameri-
can, Conestoga, Richmond, Aliens Kar-
kels, Freeman's and Magnolia fabrics are
off a Sc, while Oochrore stands at 11ic;
Pacific, Merrimac D, Hamilton and Daniel
Dare are firm at lie; other styles of goods
no change to notice, except Red Bank
bleached muslins, which are selling at
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BANKING HOUSE
National SayIngs Company

..o.sss x,sss Iaas6 o. e
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prison. Twas at the Academy in Ten
terton street, Hanover square, at 9
o'clock In the morning, to fetch her. and
We walked back there together at
night. -.fs r.-n- $50 ,-,sr
was 80 young and childish, and SO
little qualifications could I be other
wise 2-to undertake the whole charge
OF my own existence, that in going to
Hungerford stairs OF q morning 1 could
not resist the stale pastry put on at half
price on trays at the confectioners
doors, in Tottenham Court Road, and l
often spent in that the money should
have kept for my dinner. Then ! went
without my dinner, or bought roll or
a slice OF pudding, There were two
pudding shops between which 1 was
divided, according to my finances. One
was in court close to st. Martins
Church (at the back of the church,
which is now removed altogether. The
pudding at that shop was made with
currants, and was rather a special pud-
ding, but was dear-two penn orth not
being larger than penn'orth of more
ordinary pudding. A good shop for the
latter was in the Strand, somewhere
near where the Lowther Arcade is now.
1t was stout, hale pudding, heavy and
f1abby: with great raisins in it,, stuck
in whole at great distances apart. 1t
came up hot, at about noon every day ;
and many and many day did 1 dine
off it. .'
ALMOST A LITTLE RoBBER AND vAGA-
BOND.
We had half an hour, think, for
tea. When l had money enough, l
used to 60 to a coffee-house and have
half-a,pint of coffee. and slice Of bread
and butter. When l had no money, l
took turn in Covent Garden Market,
and stared at the pineapples. The
coffee shops to which most resorted
were one in Maiden lane; one in a
court (non-existent now close to
Hungerford Market; and one in st.
Martins lane. Of which | only recollect
that it stood near the church, and that
in the door there was an oval glass
plate, with coffee room" painted on it,
addressed toward the street. If ever
find myself ina different kind OF coffee
room now, but where there is such an
inscription on glass, and read it back
ward on the wrong side, moor eeffoc"
Gas often used to do then, in dismal
rauar;a\ n oh al, roao ~ rn,ob N, ~ h1nn1
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ence implied not merely. his being met
accidentally, but bis having had come
tjuvenile employment at q warehouse
near the Strand; at which place. Mr.
Dixie being with the elder Dickens on.
day, had noticed him, and received in
return for the gift of a half crown, q
very low bow. He was silent for some
minutes; felt that l had .uninteption
ally toucheda tender place in his. mem.
DRY. and to Mr.. Dickens l never spoke
Of the subject again. It was not, how
ever, then, but some weeks later that
Dickens made further allusion to my
thus having struck upon a time Of
which he never. could lose the femem.
brance as long az be remembered any:
thing and the recol.ections Of which. al
intervals, haunted him and made him
miserable, even to that hour.
DICKENS SECRET AGONY OF SOUL.
Very shortly afterward learned in
all their detail the incidents that had
been so painful to him; and what then
was said to me or written respecting
them revealed the story OF his boyhood.
The idea Of David Copper6eld." which
was to take all the world into his conf
dence, had not at this time occurred to
him; but what it had 30 startled me to
know, his readers were afterwards told
with only such change or addition as for
the time might sufficiently disguise him.
self under cover OF mis- hero. For the
poor little lad, with good ability and a
most sensitive nature, turned at the age
often into a"laboring hind" in the service
OF "Murdstone and Grimby," and con-
scious already OF what made it seem
very strange to him that he could so
easily have been thrown away at such
an age, was indeed himself. His was
the secret agony Of soul at finding him
self Companion to Mick Walker and
Mealy Potatoes" and his tears that
mingled with the water in which he
and they rinsed and washed out bottles.
1t had all been written as fact, before
he thought Of any other use for it and
it was not until several months later,
when the fancy OF david Copperfeld'
itself suggested by what he had so writ
ten of his early troubles, began to take
shape in his mind, that he abandoned
his first intention Of writing his own
life. Those warehouse experiments fell
then so aptly into the subject he had
chosen that be could not resist the
temptation OF Immediately using them I;
and the manuscript recording the
which was but the first portion OF wi
he had designed to write. was embed
in the substance OF the eleventh q
earlier cha, tiers of his novel. WI
already had been sent to me, howev
ard proof sheets of the novel interlir
at the time, enable me now to separa
the fact from the fiction, and to supp
to the story of the authors childho
those passages omitted from the bod
which, apart from their illustration
the growth of his character, present
US a picture of tragical suffering, and
tender as well as humorous fand
unsurpassed in even the wonders of
published writings.
THE SPECTRE OF HIS LIFE.
Writing in his own proper person,
the fragment to which allusion d
n
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Assignee Sale.

UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
"-r5,c Auction 10 the highest bidder,
.LTTKpAN, December 8th, 1871, at 10
4. VI. az the Front Door of the
e.. urr>e If Ohio county, the following
-. property:
4 IN. >r'> Double Harness
..,~.n..r Harness,
I'm. BIl.dlnE,
,s.,-y clip. Seal stamps,
'.4rp Go, X, Bill Files,
IN safe. 5 Maps.
- F., lt.>k>. 3 Oilice Stools,
..Cau.>, ONCE Table,
..,-Goo.yr, lStOve,
~ Pes, Waste Paper Basket.
sprinkler. Circular Saw.
.., sac cash.
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL.
d. .~a- Cd. the Norway Iron Manufac-
comp my. deIsl
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.

ROOM N McLURE HOUSEBUILD-
! .g. on Market street, now occupied by
-1.u>' >tTrci hallway Company.
go Room on Monroe street, now occu'
-. ~ ". =. McKe!vey.
.- Roo u on Market street, one door be-
N Lur~ House, occupied by Mrs. Lemon
HlEtg and Tobacco store.
.-.r- Rooms on Second and Third Floors
.NLr building. Two of said rooms pos
7e. ~ gwen al any time. Apply to
- JOHN McLURE.
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,oniO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Casper keim
v. In Chancery.

Casper Keim !,
y. In Chancery.
I'D N".'l> heirs al al.
~ VIRTUE uF \ DECREE ENTERED
j in HI above entitled cause, on SAT
DAY. tine IN day OF November, 1871, /
ID. ~9rr.., commissioner named there
g-pcgri ~ sell on SATURDAY., the
..y OF December, 1871, at the front
I -r. .l-. COIrt House of Ohio county,
] @. -. state IN the bill and proceedings
....Hlai. ana known rs the "keim
:. e.. situated at the corner OF Water
ulry streets, In the city of Wheeling,
E.. r.gIrd is follows: Beginning at the
~swr>. corner of Water and Quincy
-...,. thence north with Water street loo
-. ..r.rr east by line parallel with
DC, stree. - feet 10 an open space;
,,-,s win the west line of said open
- south - feet: thence east by line
--.-. with Quincy street TO an alley;
-... ,Dl,h with the west line OF said al
p, l-rt 10 quincy street; thence west
: ,n- north line of said Quincy street
p.ac" OF beginning, together win The
-...'I Use said alley on the east side OF
lsr.-rty, III common with other as
Z. =. liza , Is aud James K. Baker, being
San. pro .crty conveyed TO Casper and
% AIN by the said James and James
...--, by deed dated Dcce Der ~, 1901,
...y recorded IN deed book Is, page 35,
. .- Rec orders Office OF Ohio county.
-.a'..> property there is new Tavern"
..-. with good >taOllug and all neceS-
.s.grl-nauceS for a firSt-claSs Hotel.
situated immediately opposite the
.m,r~ and ONO Railroad Depot.
..-U, OF Sai-.-Oue-fOurth of the pur-
money will be required in cash; for
.-..t.,. credit of twelve, twenty-iour
...rty-Slx . onthS will he given in
.a amounts, tn" purchaser executing
....gi> with approved security, bearing
ssv,' irpm date, payable annually, and
..'.'.r being retained until the last pay
..' ], made.
GEORGE y. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
GypLEIoN and DAVENPORT, Att'ys.
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,,;I,IIng Lots For Sale.

go THE FOLLOWING EITHER
Fi,',r,-a.I,r or retail: Lots No. II In
80. ) in Square $; the south hall
p. .,c SsGare ~: No. IA in Square q;
=. % ,atIr Il; No. : in square Z; No. II
y "a. ~ 80. IA in Square l.: No. > In
. -. 40. !. in Square ~, and No. IS In
' 80 II., w. l in Square 20; No. 10 In
north halle of No. IA in Square 10:
snare :: No. Is in square II; No. ii
ar. liz 40. lin Square 10; No. 4 In
80 y In square -, and No. 10 in
y, %, Al situated in the Subdivisions
B ,'''" l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

.-.-rr TIE FOLLOWING DESIR-
RI E>iate for sale: \ brick house
-l,a>. iull lot, good stable and out
,.s,. ng u.utre street, near the Shriver
'-.-r \ LoaSe and full lot, corner Sixth
y....v. Will be sold in three parts II
- 4 uui>r of rooms on Chapline
-. ,..3.r. carriage house, &C. A house
y..a,y street, east OF Sixth, containing
- N. r..>!IrS pantry, bath room, &C.
~. S5.IJ. SrlJJ, SilOO, $1,000.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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For Rent.

4 THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
! West side of Main street, next door 10
A-.1-lyS Dry Goods Store, now occu-
= IS NJ. White, Dressmaker. Has a fine
Ne Room in front and suitable rooms
.I@ !pr dwelling. For particulars apply
SN. Osborn, 2. KENNEDY or WIN.
D.. AET lelS
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For Rent.

GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN
! ,r-",, one OF the best locations in the
Possession February lSt. Apply to
:. l.. CUTHBERr.
MLain'S Block, Monroe street.
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For Sale.

.~,rFRAME COLT AGE CONTAIN.
Ma Rooms. situated on York
Tt,e.lng Island. Inquire OF
THOS. L. CLARK,
NJ I. l.. Hobbs, Son & Cos.
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For Rent.

Ng8E ROOM NO. l59 WEST SIDE OF
Main street, at present occupied by Car
King Possession given LIST OF April
II WIN. ). GOSHORS.
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For Sale.

.rrANpS IN IOWA, MISSOURI
;L,hE $3.50 acres on b. q ..
~ NV Ivy frame dwelling house, and
N..,m land, $500 per acre. .
r. 'N''',,, Iirn OF W. V. Central railroad,
. 80, vs. cultivation, $3.50 per acre.
= "''-' W. y. HOGE & BRO,
Elf',y'S Block, Market street.
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L. Z. CHTTTESDEN, Late i.S5. L. s. Treo&>
warcr Sc. nS srIN w~pEE,-Bs,ras Trade Nah usN,9
Watch Co, MaTcn, y. J. manufactured hy tAs vsfs
wA;h Co. IN, hen carried by thnS- ua,nh, - AA
h,ng caly thrs ~ ,sOa Day.
wArcu No. lsols SrrYw>pER -Barisg rr.ssMut, CaikA
watch Co.. MArpn. " d. HaHHirrd BY The raf,sA
Stairs Watch Co., has bea cai ~ ncoih, Us ist sasS-
ir'a being cniy twelve seccuh CEO LONtS
Zeal Eastern Panr AZ ToIcd', WA5AAh Ws,tsr NJ
SrNprEy. Pa, Feb. n, lss1.
N.rru No. li-6, SrrN WrNpEr.-BaRg Trade NaIk Frsto
Ahrrton Nston " " manufactured By the To I'D stass
Watch Co.. IN, carried BY IAs nonti its sAl 'srisiD
HENRY DE LASCEf, ERgnsSr faIlA Eis J. ~
w,-cu " IlOj srrH wINpTE,-BcMing TaIs Mail vssO
AihsrIn "a, MATi"u y - manufactured by the 10 I'D Ass
Wat. hA bcru oNrrisJ h. eleven tbs: ota vaftsusA
bruS Vay s.oosb IN n. sntv
A. N. kfS,i. esk PtAr. Ne. Ysf. -.
Nios PrVIt ". J. Car sTsiHs \ Co .
uucA, Feb. u ftfs.
w,rcu No Rearing Trade MARI "FGyst,s s,s,a liss~
~ manufactured ~ the United stsies wsth CO.. Aa ss~n
are ~ twelve ESEA ia fetal variation from rsas usS
GSay EiIssa iSrVadI. LNRcAM
EHSasd y. Y. {. 4 H. H.
rric., Feb 10, itH1
w.rra VI. ::S SrrNwrNrrH.-Bsnng T,d. Mnl "y.y,sts
carried Is eighteen mealh to total Narss ksO
=, l. Y. NHIPrLE, Goa. U. n hh
country Is .Gooded To droii iSpositioa iasi4 o. q
chase, and see that IL lpcviS MARION, " j., srs
O,lxrs gFd sD.yi0uL
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For Rent.

.ah BUILDING on MAIN STREET
adjoining OFT, Hall & co.'s, now occu-
y VIM. Hare. Possession given April
ANY improvements required will be
>''-' For particulars apply to
... MRS. PITTS,
IN louisville. Ky.
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deenrOd House For Rent.

a THOROUGH REPAIR FOR FIRST
AS Boarding House. Apply at the
..-a GEO. w. THOMPSON.
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CIrcu No. I0Si sim wSpTEBea,ins TraIsMrrl F,!sr,
tAcrtoa Co.. Marion " j. manufactured ne United States
Neh Co. has been carried BY htrcn month"; its LtA
WILLARD DERBY,
q Derby, Snow PrsGis Jersey City, Y. J.
WATCH No 1874. SrTx WNnEE-Bearing Traa.NA F-eIsrlc
kh;ol Co.. MEon, n. J." Manufactured by the United States
Watch Co.. has been carried ty ucEIEIi ia t variation
a. l. DENNIS, rrr,t y. J. I.&T.C,.
Urea, Feb. l., iS-N
Wl-cH No. 1854 Srr,g wrSrTr-Pssrng Trade-NaE Fred.
g. AihTion Co.. Marion, ~ J. Manufactured by tLf In tel
Sltr' Watch Co has been carried by twenty mouths IA a.
a. {. PRIEST, ASst SaPt y. Y {. ( H. n. n.
wIrcu No Ill., srrNWrxnTR,-Bearng TrAdeMark Fr.rr
ithsrion Co.. Marion, n. j. Manufactured hy The intel
Watch Co, has ben carried BY tern mouth; is total variation
fOu time beng ORy oft~OthS II ,nd rr
sAy. BIZ. PHELPS, Con. y. J, Contra. r. r.
wIrcH No in5-, srTH wISpER-Be,us Trai. Max Frederic
bhJn Co, Marion, N j. tatured ~ the Jnti Stais
Watch Co.. has been carried by since June, >6; m total VsA
Ten iron peAn tme t-Hg nny Eve scoops per nsoath
HENRY SMITH, Treas Panama K R., IS Wall St. y. Y.
WLIcH No. l?S, srrxWrpTE-Besrng T,ie Marx Fr-Icc
khcrUn Co.. Marion " j. By the IRl
Watch Co.. has ren carried by month";, uIonh,
that time and all the various g. ~ Ruopr. pG
that aDi sine rrtun IL has aired
H. LASSING, Manager kEi,IsrbCstrr ~. Iu, Co.,
iSl Broadway, Y.
BEWARE Of ,porth,ess limitations rith tchiah Il.
certificate Of 1snWinSnsSS from those Of lrOB you pm
sngragtI the pate 0ger tie Main pria2 EarTs!. Il
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For Rent

! Two STORY HOUSE CONTAINING
u .olr rooms and kitchen, on Morrow
~ second ward. Possession given at
for particulars apply TO
s... GEORGE BUSCH,
- Market Square.
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Atmnra.s Miuce Neaf-

N TUBS ATMORE'S MINCE MEAT, IN
OU sizes suitable for family use, for sale
by X. J. SMYTH,
Corner Market and Quincy streets.
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Bacon.
SyrIIpS.

o. BBIS. LOAF SUGAR" DRIPS.
~ - bbls "White Sugar" Drips.
Is bbls. Honey" Drips. For sale by
dog TINGLE & ISHAM.