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cincinnati and Cumberland Gap


This road was in the Chancery Court
yesterday as among the delinquents. Some
time since reference was made to the
Clerk and Master to take proof and report
what was the fair and reasonable value of
the road, its property, franchises, etc, in
bonds of the State. In accordance with
the reference the CLERK and Master re-
ported the minimum value of the property,
franchises, etc., of the road at 1920, 32l in
State bonds. The report was confirmed
and decree was entered yesterday similar
in effect to the decree heretofore given in
the cases of several other of the delinquent
roads, providing sixty and ninety days il
which directors and stockholders could
take the road at the minimum value, and
providing in case Of failure to do so, that
the commissioners proceed to sell the
same. The complicated railroad litiga-
ton in Chancery appears to be assuming
more definite shape
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wards Seminary.

The Saturday evening exercises at Mr..
Wards Seminary, to which the patrons of
the school and invited friends are admitted,
are certainly very entertaining and must
be highly improving to the Young ladies.
They consist mainly of musical perform
apces, instrumental and vocal, by which
the pupils are, as it were, examined and
tested as to their progress and proficiency,
and at the same time it accustons the
young ladies to appearing in public and
familiarizes them with the outer world
which they must soon enter. We wish
that there were a dozen such schools in
nnr nitV
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Laying a Corner Stone.

The corner stone of a new Catholic
Church will be laid in Edgeie,d this after
noon, at O'Clock, by the Right Rev. P
A. Feehan, Bishop of Nashville, assisted
by the clergy of this city and vicinity.
The Hibernian Society, the st. Joseph's
Total Abstinence Society, and number
of citizens, will march in procession from
the Cathedral, at 3 o'clock, to Participate
in the ceremonies. The new church is to
be located on Main street, between Tulip
and Minnick. and will be one of the hand
eon,ast in the Soutl.
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InYeniIe HIM.

The last hop of the season by the pupils
of Prof Cleveland will take place at the
Maxwell House on Friday night next, and
promises to be grand affair. The tickets
to this hop will be one dollar, the
pupils and their parents to pay hall
price, to be had at Dorman's music
store, Golfers book store, Maxwell
House, McClure's music store and Demo
vile Il Co. 8 drug store. The little people
are looking forward to the occasion with
much interest.
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BENEFITS of Lie Insurance

Another evidence of the wisdom of life
insurance has just come to our knowledge
by the payment of ten thousand dollars
yesterday to the widow of John 81. Wilson
of Bellbuckle, who was insured for that
amount in the Widow and Orphan Fund
Life Insurance Company of this city.
This company appears to be doing a very
good business, considering the dull times
Its policies number nearly three thou
sand, and if they Continue to pay losses as
promptly as they have heretofore, we see
no reason why this company should not
rank in every respect equal to the Oldest
company in the country.
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Interesting Exercises.

Among the religious exercises incident
instructive and unique character at the
Church of the Advent They will en-
brace a restoration of the Old English
Cathedral Service seem for the fiSst time in
Nashville, There will appear surpliced
choir of twenty men and boys, sixteen OF
the latter and four of the former, in the
regular choral service. The occasion will
be novel and highly interesting one.
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RireinIhe Cnun,ru

Abo1t 10 o'clock on Friday night last
the barn and crib Of Mr. VIM. Gardner,
near Brentwood was destroyed by fire, and
was evidently the work of an incendiary
Thirty barrels of corn, one thousand
bundles of fodder and some farming uten-
sils were consumed by the fire. Mr.. G..
is hard working, quiet citizen in limited
circumstances, and this loss will fall heavi-
ly upon him.
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26fh ofAnriI.

On the approaching 26th of April, the
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship IN Amer
ica, there is to be no public procession as
usual, but in order that the day may not
pass by unnoticed, it is proposed by some
of the members of the Order to have a
ball at the Skating Rink. Committees
have been appointed, and preparations ans
being made for a grand affair on that
night.
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ON DItIn Co ton CircIes.

One of our most prominent cotton buy
bers having become deeply impressed
with the teachings of Prof Fowler, relative
to his speculative turn, is now combining
himself to the finer grades in his purchas
es, taking nothing below strictly low mid
ding, and all the grades above, regardless
of prices. You who have any Of these
qualities at thirteen and three quarters,
trot them out.
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UndeIivered Dispatches.

kilograms remaining in Western Union
Telegraph Office, Saturday night. Office
hours Sunday from to 10 a. M, from 8 to
p. m.
Frank Anderson, R. L. Armistesd, Jno
G. Banks & Co., Joe E. Baker, G. F. Bald
win, G. W. Crouch, Mrs. A. E. Oady,
Chas. Dunson, Mrs. W. Flanagan, Forsyth
& Chsdbourne, Mrs. A. W. CARRIER, Gust
Heinrich, Judge Jno. NJ. Lea r. @. K.
Martin. ]. @, Warner.
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In this court yesterday, John E. Binns
was qualified as administrator of John T.
Binrs, deceased.
Aratia Hudson was appointed admins
traitor of Lou. Schooler, deceased.
R. W. Shaffer, jr., was appointed guard.
ian to Walter G. and Catharine d. Sbaffer.
G. d. Grizzard was appointed guardian
to Henry K. Smith. E'4
Susan Persons, COL, was qualified as
Administrative Of France Persons. M
Ebener Dickey until twenty one years of
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The drawing of our elegant Piano will
positively take place the latter part of this
month. Call soon and get ticket. G.
Rice & Co. ap6 thurs. sat sun,
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Nn1ice IN the Ladies.

Mrs. L. Brown, formerly of 1885
Broadway, New York, has now opened
dress-making rooms, in connection with
Mrs Tynes' millinery establishment, 1873
Church street; AMI solicits the patronage
of the ladies of Nashville and vicinity.
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Meeting OF the Memorial AssOcia-
tEOn.

The ladies belonging 10 the Memorial
Association held a meeting at the Maxwell
House yesterday morning, and selected the
10th Of May as Decoration Day, and de-
termined that ever afterwards the decora-
ton of Confederate graves should occur at
that time, in memory of Stonewall jackson,
whose death occurred on that day. There
is to be another meeting at the same place
next Saturday morning.
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No old stock Everything new. Call
and see what we have.
PERKINS & BENSON,
mar31 If No. s, St. CLOUD Block.
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Engineers, Journal.

The April number of the Monthly Jour.
nal Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
einesrs, with its motto of ''Sobriety,
Truth, Justice and Morality" has been re.
ceived. 1t is a very valuable periodical,
full of useful information, and is conducted
with marked ability and success.
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F. L. DAWES & Bro. Jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville: .r.r
The attention of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fine time. keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
nrices mar17 If
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Beautiful Flowers.

We have never seen so early in the sea-
son finer display of flowers than was ex-
hibited at different places in the city yes
terdsy. All of our nurserymen we're repre-
scented, and each had an assortment and
variety that would pass muster anywhere.
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Stnte of the Weather.

For several days past the weather has
been quite warm and summerish. At
O'Clock last evening the mercury marked
eighty degrees-two degrees above sum-
mer heat.
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n n , d" !" =" = n
linnid nelicRciea.

Through the courtesy of Lee Coleman
and Msj. Bean, of the Merchants Ex-
change, a variety of choice liquid delica-
cies found their way to these headquarters
yesterday, among which were mint iulips,
Bsnsna lemOnades, ETC., etc. They were
coDcocted in artistic style and disposed Of
with a relish so 1T --s.. .Hg-sl ll
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White ImmorteIles and Wire Baskets,
Wreath Crosses and Boqusts of Immor-
telles for Easter Sunday, or for Graves; al
so Wire Baskets. P. L. NIoHoI,
aprS 2t North Summer st.
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AFHE PEACE sUnfEEEs =



.t.. 'cessicn. lot 70 ,iois7 10 $50
The procession VIII begin to form pre-.
cisely at 8 O'Clock and move at 10 O'Clock.
The following is the order in which the
procession will move;is S Fiaa1. 80 ssosi ; (
-1sesn9 FIRST DIVISION. odgaald div igz
Grand Marshal and Aids. g 80 I. gH z ~ =, y
Standard Bearers. IS u s. 80 "a. 80
{ Rock City Band.
: German U. s. troops. p -.-a-.i 1si-'1lL
Turner Schuetzen. d. - ~. ri -, .
q Turner's. cain a. 2 A Ell ID l51El 8 usl "a
German Relief Society. 'sgal soo-aa s ..l
Swiss Relief Society, m =, 49,, ! o.. I. -.
Citizens on foot. 80 IA 90 gsdi ..rszd % III
Cavalry escort. E..3.-a we'd ,-illnzz1 1gt sd
. Decorated wagon, Goddess Of Liberty. :"
2 Cavalry escort. -ad rsas t--f-a- .1sra.sl 8 8.
Decorated wagon, "GermaniaS .2lH aa.
Cavalry escort. ,,-,,, ..-,-t -,r.,, - -. ID
. Excelsior" Photograph wagon n-d r5lg
Citizens on horseback. gl-' @ E- lz5.Igi
Cigar Makers Union, in two wagons. Z
,,5,r.s = SECOND DIVISION. - ssr. IN
{, lVogt's Silver Band. -gsi
: German butchers mounted and in deco
rated wagon - - .-.,... -
Decorated wagon, Young America"
. DocOfht5u WhSOu, 1OuuS 0ofulduid'
b Southern Hub and Spoke Factory in
decorated wagon. gd.E
Brewers Association, with decorated
wagon. .-- '- E. 49,. 80 :. =, i-
THIRD DIVISION. ss ~-r rf ..a
Band. ~ N l-a.r .-iiaI' ~ ,l.7 a5.iss4 e.
Speakers and officers of the day in car
riages. "a Cd O.. .-esrf a.. --.,s $3.50 81 Z:
Committees in carriages. q 5aa u. 90 IN
German printers in decorated wagon. =
Harness makers in decorated wagon.
Blscksmiths in decorated wagon.
Coopers in decorated wagon. II
Citizens in carriages. a-.-.
The different divisions will form into
procession on Market street, north and
south of the Square, and on Front street
north of the Square, and move around
the Square to College, from Col
lege to Cedar, west to Cherry, south on
Cherry to Church, west on Church to High,
south on High to Broad, east on Broad to
Summer, south on Summer to Ash, east on
Ash to Market, north on Market to Jeffer-
son, west on jefferson to Summer, north
on Summer to the Horticultural Garden,
where the procession will be dismissed,
. The exercises at the Garden will COM
mence precisely at 2 o'clock, when the
President of the Day, Mr.. Ohas. Nelson,
will call the assembly to order and intro
duce the speakers OF the day. The speak
ers are J. B. Jeup, Esq, of Lawrenceburg,
John Ruhm, Esq, Hon. H. s. Foote and
d. w. Peabody, Esq. ~ ,- sA. Ell
Music by the Post Band. 2
) At night balls will be held at the Con-
cordia and Turner Halls. 90 sc) "
In case the weather should be imprepit-
ious, the addresses will be delivered at the
Hall of Representatives, at which place
all denominations will also hold divine
service at o'clock tonight. I'd IN -r-
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Bsook on hand.


The following are the cotton 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 access
able to the public:
NEW York, April 8, 1O:35.-Cotton dull
an8 nothing doing Ordinary 1O4c; good
ordinary 124c; low middling 1870; mid
ding F5c; good middling 16sc; Mobile
Isl; Orleans 159c.
NEW YORK, April 8, 12.-Market dull
Sales /, 900 bales on the spot; ordinary l0se;
good ordinary 12Sc; low middling l3Ac;
middling 15c; good middling l6Bc; Mobile
154c; Orleans 153c.
New York, April 8, 2:1O-Market DOH.
Sales 1, 425 bales for export. Ordinary lOse;
good ordinary 12ac; low middllng l9sc;
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southern Dental Association.

The Southern Dental Association will
meet in convention at Charleston on the
the 18th inst. DR.. E. A. Herman, the
Vice President of the Association, and a
delegate to said convention from this city,
left on the train last night, to be present
at the meeting
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IT is TO the interest of all wishing to
purchase fine jewelry, IS K, plain gold
rings, American, English and Geneva
Watches in Is K. gold and coin silver Ca
ses; gold and silver chains, ETC., sold for
less than ever before in Nashville; every
thing is warranted as represented at 1 M
SObel Il Co.'S, Cherry ST., opposite the
Maxwell House. APPS 81
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Ice Cheap for everybody.

1 have dared to ship ice here in opposi-
ton to the Louisville monopoly, that has
bee n complained of SO much, and II the
citizens of Nashville will sustain me, ice
shan be cheap as long as they support me.
apr5tf ID. b. HICKS.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

Correspond ents should write only
on one side of their paper, IL tn y
wish their communications pub
-.
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Roots and SHOES,

A very fine assortment of ladies', misses
and childrens shoes daily arriving, at pop
ular prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, "a
North College street. JOHN HoLoHAN,
mar19 If
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The Latest styles.

Lande & Bro, q Public Square, have
now the most complete stock of Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods, of latest styles,
for spring and summer wear. An exam
nation Of this stock is most respectfully
solicited. ap8 1t
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The Orphans, Fair.

A handsome new piano has been dona-
ted the table of Mrs. B. Hynes aud Miss
Fitzgerald, and will be disposed of by
rsffie, at the Fair on to morrow. By all
means take chance in that superb instru-
ment. Tickets can be had at their table.
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For pure article of Irish linen ''cheap,
call at the Orleans Store and Irish Linen
Warehouse, Is Public Square, Olwill
Bros. mar25 If
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The Fish Market.

Thsre was large amount of game fish
in the market yesterday on the stall of
Chss. H. Rymsn, but for whose enterprise
Nashville would be poorly supplied.
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o' faHsll Sir Do ssrE5. o. -
D. 70 a7IE ~ -W.gJ HaIE Ant It'd
- -YdTs
Go ask the troubled waves whose ceaseless roar,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Knowye somespot in all your lonely round,
Where pain Is not? But ease and comfort fonnd.
The wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very place is v AIN & WALKERS STORE.
90 ask the wind that sweeps across the plain
To distant lands, and then returns again,
Have We not found an antidote for care? .--.
A balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old Boreas answers from his icy throne
Ills found in WAIN WALKERS HATS slonet
'Tis thus Old Boreas and the Ocean speaks s
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain and Walkers Ventilated Hat, q % .i
cwin cool the fevered brain; an more than that,
Make life pleasure; save your falling hair
The same old number on the Public Square.
The "Katy Did," "Ksty Ii5n't," "Csnialoupe,D
Tropical y" WiIl-O' the-WiSp," and all the latest
STYLES OF Ventilsed Hats, flor the hot wealth en-.
Panama and StTaws for men and boys and chie-
dren In great variety. Orders from q distane
promptly attended to, VAIN l. WALKER, G
7 - -. Hstters and Furriess,
APPS tt "a Public Square.
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The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and Hud-
son $50; Scrip 9l2; Erie 203; Reading
1919; Southern IO1s, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1I4t; Rock Island 111s; Northwestern
Common S72; Preferred 500; Western
Union Telegraph 58t; Ohio and Missis-
sippi All. Oil
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BRED in the Bone, or Like Father, Like
Son, is the title of a novel by the author
of "a Beggar on Horseback, Just issued
by Harper 4 Brothers. 1t is for sale by
MeSsrs. Paul q Tayel
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CITY NOTICES.

Trunks! Trunks ! The best assort-
ted stock of sole lestherkand Saratoga
trunks, Of superb finish, in the city, are
on sale, at small prices, at VIM. Dun
stead's, AZ North Market st. ap9 If
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LOOK to your interest, and buy your
groceries from j. II. Dodd 4 Co.
apr6-eod1w
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For general assortment of dry goods,
cheep, cheap, cheap, call at the Orleans
Store, Is Public Square, Olwill Bros.
mar26 If
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ERsKNE's speeches, new addition; Pu-
terbaugh's Practice, Cooley's Black tone;
Houk on Liens; theComic BlackstoIl e and
the Plesder's Guide, just receiv I'd by
Paul & Tayel, 48 Union street. aIp9 1t
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At,he FlflH Cent store

A new lot of lace handkerchieds, lace
collars, ladies' spring hats and ladies un-
derwear, arrived at No. 8 Union street.
APPS ct -- ~. ---.. EN-
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Tremendous fall in the price of Ooffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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Avert THE EVIL If mothers would give
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup to their children
when sick, mortality would be less among
them. 1t costs only twenty-five cents.
anS lH& Wit
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lodg-
ue, per day, 81. nov1 d&vt
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Country merchants, teachers, parents and
pupils viii find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier 4 Co.'S, A Union street, Nash
lie Tevnn- 1y
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middling 15e; good middling 16sc; Mobile
Nashville Provision Market.

NAsnblAAe KrONhsAOA nA6NASts
We notice some activity in the market
to-day. We quote packed from store as
follows: ~. n -...-. -.a d.
BULK Mxkrs-Clear rib sides 1OltO1Okc;
shoulders 7497ac. 80. -
BAcoS-Olear sides II IL. shoulders SIC.
country hams I3c.
CHOICE HA,fs.-Hart n HenslAv's q q
@. canvassed and uncanvassed I6Ac.
@. @. q q. breakfast bacon 154c -.
BEEF ToNauEs-Extra s. @. beef tongues
Sc 80 . doz. l
MISS BEEF - Barrels S18 half barrels
S12.5N. F -
LARD Hart & Hensleys pastry, in
tierces. l3c: half barrels I3lc: kegs. I4kc:
buckets 16c.
....-...-. ...-.
Nashville Flour and Drain marko'.
FLoUR-Market dull as follows: Super
fine 1926; extra 1915; Xxx Sc. 80, family
$7@3, according to quality; fancy 90.
WHEAT Receipts light, and but little
doing. We quote at $1@1.30, as tc
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
11O4 and closed at 11O4. Dealers here
were paying 1923 and were holding al
110k. ..- 80 -. 4 ~. ~
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par and is sold by them at 4
premium.
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FIR linen sheetings, extra heavy cotton
sheetings, linen towels, etc., ETC., call at
the Orleans Store, Is Public Square, Oh
will Bros. mar26 Il
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Gro to Bradford Nichols, 25 and 81 North
College street. to-day and see his large,
new assortments of sofa lounges, sofa bed
steads, patent sofas and Gondolas. APT st
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An immense stock of bleached domestics
in all the leading brands, at low figures, at
the Orleans Store, 10 Public Square, Oh
will Bros. MARIO II
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From Japan.

Elegant new Japanese Silks just opened
at Northmans' Dry Goods House, 20 Public
Square. .r.-. mrh14 eoGif
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Nnt SeventY.FiYe Cents.

The beautiful dress goods, on our Bar
gain Table, are only Twenty-Five cents
not Seventy-6ve, as many suppose.
Thompson Bros. Il Kelly. APPS st
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For cheap dry goods, parasols and fans
call at Chas. Richheimer 4 Co.'s, As Co.
lege street. rrs sp9 If
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PoNdEE and Japanese parssols, cheap,
at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
John Gilgan q Co. W l5 apr7h
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A first-class Drug business for sale. Ap-
ply at this office. loco apr2 If
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f AS Il e II .

Burnett's COcOaiue excells any
other hair preparation. apo sun&E1Y
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EVERYBODY should use LiIlard's CENT
cade, the only reliable bedbug slayer
known, contains no poison. Sold by all
druggists. p '- zoo ap9 1t
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"a yaI 4, aa IN ri rae COUNTRY,
- e ei+s hl-T- -t.iut fr5fl ll,F
Some Fine. Trotting stock.

Haif sBrother Of the .sRenoWnee
I9al Dexter In Onr Comfy u, !
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NOTICE To SPRINKLERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PR
~ SONS who wish to sprinkle streets, yards, etc ,
with hose, that application must first be made to
the Superintendent Of the Wsterworks, who will
measure the section to be sprinkled, and the tax
must be paid to the Collector before the water
can be used
Any person failing to comply with the above
notice will be liable to a fine, etc. ..
. JAMES WYATT,
sp9 1w Superintendent VT rworks.