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DRY GOODS.
A T RICHARD MEARES',
"A Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street,
CONTINUATION SALE PREVIOUS TO MAKING
ADDITIONAL STORE ALTERATIONS.
WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR SUMNER STOCK
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

All Linen Lawn Suits much under former prices.
500 Ladies' vhte Lawn Suits with overskts and nouncing
% 90, 90 .. 81 o., $s 50. and %. - ,,,n snu.
ChdTsns Msselss Dresses, nicely made. 81 ss' 81 49,
Children: Linen SUITS braided, 81 50 and 81 7n
N';ss ssp $ g su s'a ~ ov't and BRAIDED s' W H
Ladies' Morning wrappers 81 49, 81 and 80, with great
ssi Of those children. Marsees Hats, white and
colored. at 3sc. sold all over at 75c. to 81.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Linen Napkins, Towels colored Linen Lawn and
Shirtng and Shceting Muslns,
STRAW GOODS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED.
all reduced TO close them out.
Flowers Of choicest styles marked down.
selling out at less than cost.
200 fine Pu:heS and Llama Lace Points at Vs. w. Slo sS
Fine white Imitation Point, SEQ, bargain
few real black thread Points left at $685. $75 Sis
ana OBJ DRESS Hss pG!o1SSDs GooDs. SILKS AND sAr1Ns.
Closing out balance of Grenadines, 26c and &c., per
Closing out lot of nne SILK Spot Barsgs at 2Oc.
oS pieces Dress Goods a good styles and patterns 2oc
sSs5 T5%%11 S;sIY lS: Ss.
Superior ss:' se Ha
'0 SS1s. % n henSy E grain RO00D' and inches wde &c.,
vSSERSIofEisa, cesssTsh sSss1shs. HOOP SKIRTS AND
100 boxes Painters, SOC .ssc, 7tc. iatss. styles
wy in lItoSU OUR SNAIL WARE DEPARTMENT
and families starting FOR the country
can lind everything useful and necessary
Jet Jewey, Travelling bags Fans Pockebooks Soaps and
Morocco tu y, s & sns 81
and 81 90
Z Ss
l03 and los West Nineteenth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP WATER
proof Overcoat ON Saturday morning At the Erie Rail
coat he viii return the Book which In the pocket
street. 4. r. WALKER.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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t JAMES MoCREERY 4 CO.'S,

Al JAMES MocREERY CO.'S.
Broadway and Elevent street.
viii offer on MONDAY, July 10,
extraordinary bargains in
Fancy Summer Dress Goods,
to close the season.
Several OF Baden Popns fresh goods bc yard
zoo pieces Of China Popns suitable for side 20c
per yard.
LOO OF Tea Rose Poplins, 26c.
lou pieces Of plain MOhair Poplins S5c.
25O pieces OF English mixed Mohairs, &Hc; reduced
from 76c.
full line of silk weft Mohairs, from SOC. upward.
Several OF fancy Pads and Stripes for chdrens
at 25c.
Real soats hair Poplins all coors, SNc., reduced
from 75c.
q full line of black and white and black and gray
Stripes, suitable for travelling suits.
Amagnfcent line of Grenadines black ground, with col
ored figure at 5Or reduced from vi.
Striped Grenadines, in all colors, Csc. per yard.
a. French Organdies and Jac0nets beautiful designs,
12%c. per ward
Great reduction In Iron Grenadines, all qualities.
More expensive goods reduced IN proportion forming the
greatest Inducements to purchasers offered.
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P%arnhcent line Of Sreaadins: % black ground with col
or.d figure, at 5Or. reduced from VI.
stripsd Grenadines in all oolors. Csc; per yard
IN o IN % forming tho
greatest Inducements to purchasers ever offered.
A 7 JAMES MoCREERY CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will offer on Monday. July TO- large and attractive stock
als:s ns 1% 1nsssH s sss ESQ aa $780, m $780, $685.
@ sa' sss s ss,
and aqss .iSsa s S1 in great variety
umSrea styles worn h,.
'@ziS1 Also sole agents tor the celebrated original
in new shades, and L. s'" 5, !. an and buttons
At DE PEECEvALs PEREZ VAL. 7aS sfoADWAY' ,6 DIVA. OPPOSITE
Children. clos,ns aRa Infants % and Bonne
Handsome ini,as and Sonosrsms smOrodcred to order
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
Lacss Cleaned and Nended, equal to new.
A. SO Sixth between Nineteenth and Twentieth
will open, sn?seSs on aonaay 10Th inst,
Grass rSS;;S: $,S;S; :s!|s S ay%' ayss;'Is: Lawn.
at. great reduction .. rom former
prices. Suits made to order
Large stock Ladies' undergarmen,s
Gents Furnishing, &C., 10.
at VI 70. Very handsome goods
o'sE1Lt "a I WA WALSH; sI..,.
COTTON AND wooLLEN GOODS ADVANCING.
s Muslin. sna ssAnsed
csaraa siaaPs s: of be.s 6oa. sn% P
P.ras9ls soc Soc a. asc soc,. 81 sS and 81 a'up.
sSsF6s Es@ IS street, ss'e
C Summer Dress and Round Hats at half The cost Of I'M
porsCn Elegant Lesho chp and snw Hs very
GREAT REDUCTION IN
" H. o'sEiEs Efift' = co.'s.
~s sn
will on A'''sI q, fi;y sfSSs' their prices
Largest assortment in city and the cheapest
WIN Monday July ~ 20 dozen aps Lessern Hats.
Sss'f S:ss h. .S!Ss@; Ss@;.s !! j j. e sSs.p ss
s bS and white.
GO TO s2S15Es asH5Es's FOR
grain Bonnet Ribbons. Nos. H. 10 and a. All
ss asrsUn: o .d sssS Rbbans sc worth
% s -
e9 ssEsSS e 9,FEI5Es Fa5Esks' seR
Roses Montures Gar.nds Vines. Leavss Ostrich Tips and
Pompons in new Spring shades
90 TO O'NEILL's
and examine the ne" f.ge%ses fgsE sooSs e %'d'up
snssnne. Lace Collar: Lace Sleeves, lace ss.: Lace
Our prices win be found to be 5cper cen. lower than
Broadway prices All goods made on the prsmise'
spEcIaL AyrES5,2S eIyES Sr TO DoEps ORDERS
GO TO o'NEIIL,s FOR
soc S5c 76c and s.c sih Sun Umbrellas 81 ssio ss
100 sS ao.eS GnSft & t"pn. kd Cloves two buttons
goods in the city for the price.
La.es. novelties Spring sc.rfs and Ties.
CREPE 81 81. esESs, ss.rs. ;. &c., ,orm.r, &c.
Everything marked in plain ssures;,
327 and 329 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street.
CENrLEMEN's FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Great reductions
We respectfully announce ,ha,
great clearing out sale
In this popular department will commence on
Monday. July 10,
90 A. to enable Us mako for our
large importation for the coming fall.
Asa reduction of fully 70 per cen, has been made
in prices purchasers will do we'll To Avan
themselves of this opportunity.
Gsu,lsmen away from town can have their orders
by mail promptly and carefully nled.
LORD q TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.
HAIR HAIR Show ra.su, Hair.
Can be combed and brushed. Switches, Chetans, &C.
Human HAIR
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PROPOSALS..

COLONIAL ts sGCRETARYs AK 3TFICE, , NAY 80 1871
The government OF Prince Edward Island viii until ls.h
s s: S% ss ss
to Georse'wn WI, dI.tancs of about 20 ms: ..r,.
ens bearing 81. per cent interest," payable half
spechcaons may be seen aud of tender and other
obtained the Government Engineers ONCE
tender will be recognized unless made on the printed
.. Ts ss is'se
WEARS PROPERTY TO RENT.
DEPARTMENT OF DooKs)
Nos. 9<6 3ts BROADwAY,
.. u ocloc5 NJ By the q
for the right collect retain wharfage upon the
following named piers and bukheads during of
NORTH RIVER
Pier at the foot Of Twenty sixth street (new).
Pier loot % OF street such portions
Pier and busheaa a, Manhaauv,e res.rving such por
Department Of Public Parks " VIZ
pier may required the use Of the Department
Of Public Per p,St. S.,
Pier at l'''h street. EAST RIVER.
Bukhead Twenyhird aud Twenty fourth srestA
excepting portion occupied by ferry company:
about i4S feet from end Of pier toward the baIthsad
Bulkhesd ct 700, Of Forty ninth street.
Pier and bukhead foot of Eighty street new,
Pier al 10th street rcserving such portion side
required for the use Of the Department Of Public
Pier 21h street reseryins such portion Of the north side
be required for the of the Department OF Public
FOR further information apply at Of the Depart.
The Department the right reec, any pro-
JOHN 7. AGNEw,
$iSE;:: $i$i$s $$$s$ $s$$ ;s$ Commissioner"
J KANE. Secretary
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DRY GOODS
U,Oys, TOYS TOYS, TOYS.
a.srAvELEY's, a.
large of ne Toys selling at very low priced
Wax Dolls, &C., &C.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS tt
larges. and best assortment Of the word.renowned
Depres Kid Glove
we have mad since the Franco-Prussian war.
We can supply them in all sizes, with one, two
three buttons, and In shades never before offered.
LORD TAYLOR dole Agents..
Broadway and Twentieth stree
Grand and Chryste streets
ORASshlsM'
lTs HISTORY AND PURPOSES
SEE THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
ON MONDAY.
ALL THE NEWS
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
ALL ABOUT BASE BALL.
ALL ABOUT YACHTING.
ALL ABOUT FASHION.
ALL ABOUT POLITICS.
ALL ABOUT CRrM1NALrriEa
ALL ABOUT LOCALIsMs
ALL ABOUT aENERALITIEa
ALL ABOUT EVERYTHING.
ALL ABOUT GOTHAM
THE LvENING TELEGRAM,
ALL OVER THE CITY,
TWO CENTS.
SENT EVERYWHERE,
soc. A MONTH, SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
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AT NINE. vI0OUROUx's, III FOURTH AVENUE
"A near Twelfth street, stamping Establishment Import
ed EmOroidery and Lingerie. Chcmse Bans, Yokes
Nishgowns Covers HandkercL ics aa'es and pa
b,es lrouscaux specaiv Of lnta Monograms tor hand
kschefs Covert Table and BED Cloth emorodeed
10 order.
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DRY GOODS. Ds....,...,,~.>.
A 7. STEWART 4 CO..
a. 'aS.s:; sss's: J:s: Ss':is.s ss
real French plain, hsumsd
LINEN oA1HiiS RSSDEEsasiaIs. EESsSzHS EoIsr LACE
suitable for ladies' gentlemen and children and
which not occur again in years to
Broadway Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth sreets
A EsrEwARr CO. ,u.-,.
H. RnAD4sASs III fss'Pf DRESSES
cost of mssnufacture' manu-
mA,er.; thrown in.
White I1sn and Vyss.ds nss Dresses
Chndren's Braided Dresses, handsome style,
White Muslin Skirts. nine 'ucks,
Broohs ssr.., r., rich: h., ,o, only 7Sc each.
Ladies' Undsrxear, fmsroiasred saoqus'.
At nearly ESass; n4ouos.ionasy ons., Sf;; low p,.oe.
e ss to and sss%n to supply
Broadway. Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
A. T. srEwArn WI ,,si,i, 4 CO. On Monday, July 10,
MEMS = shS,'s %S sNTsfi1sa hssHHf,asnt stoaoDs. q
nSyslSs: @ 'o5 present a'suy11 ss7sna,.,
Kid. iisle Thread and silk Gloves
hand made shirt Bos0ms
Toilet Articles, Robes de Cbambre
and Brenkfast Jackets
MxS's AND no1s s0' wRTrG hHH T! DRESS SHIRTS.
fine qualities; r.dnesa made "a fs"ma ON the Premises
81 s.ch from ~ IS g. a. each 90 76 81 each.
from S3.
Shirts Collars and Cuffs made MEASURE.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth aud Tenth streets.
DRESs GOODS DEPARTMENT.
IL A, 7. STEWART & co.
will offer during remainder Of this month their entire
stock OF cheap and better class Dress Goods
AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES, VII
Moussein Grenadines, brocaded In silk bouquets,
lie. per yard, reduced from 3Oc
Striped and checked colored Iron Grenadines
1Jc.. value 25c.
Black Ground Grenadines
with raised cOlored satin stripes, zoe.
Black and Fompadour ColoTs, brocaded, 25c
Black Alpscas rea makes 25c, 28c, 3c and Doc. per
yar1
Comers strangers and the of the neghooring
cities respecti uly invited to examine
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
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RERAaD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
:CEIvED AT BRANCH OFFICE,
l,94s BROADWAY,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIRsT STREET.
AD,ERrIsEMLNTs ARE RECEIVED FROM A. M.
ArEs. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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Osr-ON JULY 8, A DIAMOND STUD SOMEWHERE
between the New YORK stock Exchange and Cortlandt
cry. The finder will 500 re W ard nd no rs
as asked BY returning the same TO the otlce Of W.
,UvIER, % Broad street.
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OSr-JULy 2. MEMORANDUM POCKETBOOR, CON-
tains stock. scrp, kc, of value to any but the
ner Ibera reward viii be paid question asked
returning the above 10 80 Cedar street, room - W. H.
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Brudder Jim's Prayer
For tbs Fayetteville Observer

For th@ Fayetteville Observer.
Editor OGserrer-Your cores
pendent, writing from Nashville,
July 20lh, gives an amusing &C.
count of a Religious Hurricane"
which he witnessed not long since
in Maury county. The descrip
ton is true to the manner of the
''cuIud brudderin." We have wit
messed many scenes similar to
those described in the latter part
of his article,
But your correspondent don't
mention that the exercises closed
with prayer. If he will pardon
US, we will offer Brudder Jim's
prayer as q sequel TO the services
which he describes:
90! dow who am de God oh
Abraham, de God Of Isaac, an de
God oh Jacob. 0! dow who am
de Peters God. Wud dow be
pleased cum down on de run round,
dat is de rain bow OBJ di, power.
Mount di gospil boss, an ride
round jericho dis er very day.
Make bar di nifty arm jus now in
de farming OBJ desc clayhank sin
ners, what ar sportin at di people.
If dow cant scare um any udder
way, take um by de liar OBJ de
he'd an blink UNI cher Hell's dark
door. Da ought to know by dis
time dat da hab soul in dar stom-
achs dat mnst be sabed or loss.
Yes, Lord, da does know it, an da
know too dow cau's do. all fings.
Dow cans even tar down de deb
lis kingdom, an bid it up wild
brick.
Now. h,benty ladder, is nifty
weak brudder. De parts ob dis
frost bitten pray dow likes, jus
answer, an doze parts wat dow
don't like jas remember .um till ]
sees you agin! amen and amen
Yours truly, COUSIN BILL.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug II.

~ Our correspondent at
FIyntville has written TO us a
plain sensible letter, in which lac
shows that 8 very direct and
fsnsible route for the proposed
road from Lynchburg TO Hunts
vile is by the way Of Flyntville.
lie says:
1t is not over 2S miles from
Huntsville TO this place, and not
over Is miles from here TO Lynch
burg, making in all about 46 miles,
through good timbered country,
from Huntsville to Lynchburg.
1t is level and free from cuts.
Look what a fine country around
New Market. Rich every way
the road would run near there.
FlyntviIle should be the junction
or crossing. | think. This will
finally te the route. Let the
people of Madi on county and of
this county go to work and build
nroad from Lynchburg to Hunts
vile by here; if not from Lynch.
burg, let it be built from here TO
Huntsville. | am in favor Of
railroads; want them TO pay
So let Us GO TO work and have q
road by here. More anon.
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tn Uncle Josh, (ior aught know
the Pig too) il So, | ask his pardon
and-and and Pig also.
Josh, jr., is minus about two
inches OF the spinal column. the
vertebra being entirely diseonnec-
ted. His left hind leg is very long
and s,ender-looks as though it
might be thelegiIinate descendant
of a Kangaroo. lis right hind
leg is much shorter and larger,
with more joints in it, than any
otler pig i'll all hog KINGDOM
perfectly paralyzed in both. His
,audal extremi y is very short,
only on; Inch III lcngh, and he
measures from the end Of it, to
the tip Of tue ''Iooter" two feet
nine inches.
Il am aduonithed by the die.
tates of both prudence and delica-
cy to refrain from mentioning 9TH
or delormities equally palpable.
Is the deiormed chicken a great
er curiosity than Josh, jr? Is that
chicken living or dead?
! hope you will excuse this long
letter, as it is the first that you
have received for many months,
from your old friend and fellow
citizen, Pro ARTS En- FoClS,
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True Riches.
For the Faye.tavilIe Observe


Dear OJSeruer-lf we call men
rich, who hold in fee simple large
landed estates, and who have
plenty of gold and silver, without
any adjuncts, we miss the real
meaning OF the term riches.
A man may possess all these,
and yet be poor. His heart may
be as dirty and ragged as the gar
mentS OF the beggar. Selfish, DIS
contented and complaining people
deserve pity, though every rule in
arithmetic he required to state
their gains
Especially are young men poor,
who have no qualification but
their patrimouy. If these live
in the utter neglect of good books
and useful employment, but drink
whisky, play cards, disturb the
worship of Gods house, lounge
about places of public amusement,
aud last though not least exhibit
hateful bigotry, which shows no
Difference to age or beauty, they
are dead Heads" who travel
the thoroughlare Of life on free
ticket,
The worth of young ladies may
be computed i'll nickels. though
they claim to he rich; but have
not the prerequisites Gods noblest
handiwork should possess.
A proud naughty spirit, not
knowing economy-how to cut a
garment, drive a needle, milk q
COW, knead a biscuit, but knowing
how to spend money, follow fash
ions, take pleasure rides, remain
in bed till Ma has breakfast on
the table, slight virtue in compa-
ny, and "put on airs" is lndica-
tive of abject poverty.
71'ue riches consist in these
things-a pretty good constitution,
a good heart, contented mind, a
forbearing spirit, useful WORK of
hand and brain, a good husband,
loving wife, affectionate children,
and the consciousness of having q
title to an inheritance among
them who are saved through the
Gospel. Of these things the su.
rety OF riches hereafter is the
most important. lchaLod will be
said Of every thing earthly; but
the "pure in heart shall see the
king in his beauty" and shall
"stand in the lot at the end of
the days" BROTHER Bob.
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Home Comforts.

Nothing is easier than to have
some of the luXuries of the table,
in the way Of plenty of good fruit
all the year round-both winter
and summer. We keep constant
ly on hand the different kinds and
sizes of Fruit J.rs. Especially
would we call your attention 10
our ''Hero' "a selt-sealing jar
than which none are better. AL
so Mnson's self scaling. Both OF
these jars we offer very low for
cash. We have also the wax
sealing jars which we arc offering
at reduced prices. We will take
all the dried peaches we can get,
and remember that peaches cut
in halves bring the highest price.
d. MCRAE.
Hatcher's old stand--North side
Square.
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From Mulberry.
For the Fayetteville Observer

III
MULBERRY VILLAGE, Aug 6, II.
Mr.. EDIToR-The Cumberlands
commenced a meeting at this place
ten days ago, which is still in pro-
gress. Up to this time there have
been about fifty professions, and
there are about thirty anxious
souls left. Drs. Chadick and
Crawford did most of the preach
ing for several days. 1t required
less effort TO reach the sinner than
the chulch. SectaridniSm runs
high here, and it is making more
iufidels and sending more souls to
everlasting punishment than any
other one cause, and am aston
ished that the good people of the
place don't see it. But this pref
udice gave way before the power
of truth to a wonderful extent, on
the second sabbath Of the meet
Jog, since which time there has
been n more united effort. Prof.
Jonesdid somecXcellent preaching,
and last night an opportunity
was given for persons to join the
G. p, Baptist and Methodist
churches, when there was a rush
made, and there were some added
TO each. Prospects are fattering
for good school-200 hundred
are expected. Truly,
JUST THIRTY.
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MINER ARRANGEMENT
OF THE
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE
AND
CHATTANOOGA
Great Central Through Line,
.vE'RAINS run to and from Church Street
Il Depot as follows:
LEAVE. chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE.
.9:50A.M. Sunday excepted, ll:JO A.
$40 =. 81. Daily. 3:i5 A. III
LEAVE. Memphis Trains. ARRIVE.
AGO A. NJ. daily. 4:35 A.
$50 P NJ. Daily, Sunday excepted, 800 A. N
Time to Memphis. ll7i hours.
LEAVE ST. Louis Trains. ARRIVE
4OUAM Daily. 4:35.A. N
l2OO ~ Daily, Sunday excepted. $40 r.
Time to St J.. uis 1914 hours.
LEAVES. ShclbyyiIIe Train. AEEIvEs
$50 P. " $40 A. NJ
This Route is IS miles shorter to
Memphis than ria Decatur
More than 100 miles shorter 10 50.
Louis than ria LOUiSriHe.
It's the only Route rtHHiRG cars through
10 Memphis dad COi',miNs, ny,
lrithDHt chGHge.
Time to St. Louis 49, hours,
Al hours quicker than
| 6y dRy Ofher Route.
/ The 400 A. u. Train runs through to
Memphis daily without change Of cars, ar
irving there at 3:4j r. N. same day, three
urs quicker than by rival lines, and makes
connection for ST. Louis and all points West
and Northwest. The $50 P. 81. Train makes
close connections for Memphis. Jackson,
Tenn, jackson, Miss, Vicksburg, New Or
leans and Galveston. Passengers have the
choice Of routes via Memphis or Jackson,
Tenn, to all principal points IN the South
west. The 1900 N. train connects at Union
CITY for st. Louis, Chicago, San Francisco
and the Northwest. The $50 A. N. and
GAS P. NJ. Trains connect at Chattanooga for
Rome. Atlanta, and all principal Southern
cities. .u.f E
Passengers for Washington City,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, rs well as all points
in East Tennessee and Virginia, make di-
rect connections through by taking the 6:45
P. n. train out Of Nashville.
This is the Shortest Route East
and the only direct route to the South and
Southeast.
Passengers for McMinnyille and Man
chester, Winchester and Alabama or the
Jasper Branch Railroads, will take the $50
A. n. Train,
Sleeping Cars accompany the $3.50 P.
NJ and GAS P. N. Trains.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further
information, apply at City Transfer Office,
Maxwell House, and at Chattanooga Depot,
Church street, JNO. W. THOMAS,
w. L. DANLEY, GeR'l SuP't.
Gen'l P. andT Agent. jams IF
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~ ShackleGord & Smith an
nounce the reception of their
spring goods consisting of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Of every de-
scription, Boots and Shoes, both
Shop and Eastern work, in variety
to suit the taste of all. Their
stock of Readymade Clothing is
also complete. In connection with
the above named goods, they keep
a large assortment of Hardware,
Queensware and Cutlery. AS the
cash system is their only rule of
doing business, they feel assured
that they can give satisfaction to
all who will examine their stock.
SIIACKLEFoRD & SMITH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-10

rW- A terrible railroad acct
dent took place on the Toledo and
Wabash road near St. Louis on the
25th, in which six were killed,
four mortally hurt and a large
number injured.