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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-10
NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS AND CHIC.
Acc RAILROAD.



We regret to learn that conductors j. q.
Bean and I. R. Hassard have resigned
their positions on the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville, and Eigefield and Kentucky
divisions of the above named company In
whose service they have been engaged
some time, the former gentlemen being the
Oldest bell puller on the road Messrs. j..
G. Carnaham and George Higiey, gentle
men of railroad experience have been en-
pioSed to fill the vacancies, and Will prove
themselves available and well suited for
their duties. Capt. D. G. Epperson,
young man whose gentlemanly conduct
has won him many substantial friends
as his faithful attention to business has
merited whatever of confidence his employ
ees have bestowed, succeeds Capt. Bean,
and will doubtless be, as in the past, al
ways diligent in promoting the interests OF
the company. Messgs. Bean aud Hassard
have many friends who will regret to learn
that they no longer are connected with LIS
promising company, whose directing ofii-.
Gals are now engaged in prosecuting I'M
provements of a materisl character. Inc
bridge at Red river, Robertson county,
which was bugbear to the timid and nerv-
ous traveller, has just been completed.
| Every timber is new, '.the Workmanship
well done, andthe bridge is no longer
source of fear. The trains rumble over
it smoothly and safely as along
| the common track on land.
The grading to the wharf at Henderson will
be completed by the first of next month,
| and as an improvement highly advantage
GUS to the interests both of the road and
the public. When this Improvements Is
made it will save the trouble of transferring
passengers and freight, inasmuch as the
trains will be run on to the company's boat
and steamed direct to Evansville, and vice
vera in coming this way. The reduction
in time between Nashville and st. Louis
will be considerable, enough we are sure,
| to give other recommendations to this road
| in addition to the courteous management
already experienced by the public from It's
general superintendents and managing DIN.
GERS whose aim, aided by financial, as well
as large srailroad experience, Is to estaD-
fish the great line on reliable basis. ri
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Concert at the Cathedral.

The concert at the Cathedral announced
for tomorrow night promises to be one of
the grandest musical events of the season,
so we judge from the final rehearsal we
heard last Friday night. Such galaxy Of
singers is hard to be found anywhere.
Among those who viii take part in the con-
cert are Mesiames Vessel, Beaumsn, ASH
ford, Misses Hasslock, Grewar, Gilroy, Low
gro, Krandsll, Kerley, and Messrs. Gray,
Ashford, Vain, jackson, P. and F. Shneid-
er, Larcombe, Anderson, and Patterson.
We are also promised organ solos and duos
by Profs. Beauman and Chenfou. The
tickets are only fifty cents, and we look for
large crowd TO be present. The doors viii
be open at Z and the concert begins at s
O'Clock. Let everybody be on hand. =
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Homicide I'm Marry Comfy.

The Columbia Herald of Nov. has the
following:
HRobert D. Ricketts,, ex-Sberiff of Maury
county, killed his brother-in-law, John L..
Grimes, in Mt. Pleasant, last Saturday eve
ming. Grimes had been living on farm
belonging to Ricketts,, for ten or eleven
years, and sometime during the last year,
Frank N. Ricketts,, son of z. D., having
married, told him that he wanted
the place himself next year. Some
time ago, a difficulty occurred In a
settlement between Grimes and
Ricketts, & Hagan, and last Saturday
Grimes came to Mt. Pleasant with double
barrel shot gun under his arm. He threat
ened to shoot Bob Ricketts,, Jim Hsgan and
Frank Ricketts,, and the former was notified
of it. Mr.. Ricketts,, at the solicitation Of
his friends, put derringer pistol in his
pocket. He met Grimes, when the latter
caught him by the collar, and cursed him.
Mr.. Ricketts, replied in a friendly tone,
"Why, what's the matter, John? What are
you going to do with that gunps "Pm
going to kill you with it," he exclaimed
with an oath, and suiting the word to
the action, and the action to the word,
he pushed Ricketts, from him with one
ndIos anu Hieu Gno gun viii tno OIner'
He did not push Ricketts, far enough, how
ever, and he missed him, the load taking
effect In the side of a house. Ricketts, al
most simultaneously pulled bis pistol out
and fred it, the ball entering Grimes neck
and severiDg the jugular vein, causing his
death almost instantly. Mr.. Ricketts, was
tried last Tuesday and acquitted, everybody
in the whole country being firmly convinc.
ed that the killing was done purely in self
defense. Grimes, some two years ago, was,
or pretended to be deraDged. He leaves 9
T large and almost helpless family"
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small Pox al RrIstol.

The Knoxville Chronicle, Nov. 9, says
ave understand that two new cases Of
small pox were discovered at Bristol on
Wednesday, and yesterday eolored wo-
man took sick and it is supposed that she i;
also affected with this dread disease. The
town is under strict quarantine and every
thing possible is done by the authorities to
prevent the spreading of the pest. While
there is no immediate danger IN this city,
yet we think it would not be altogether
amiss for our city Authorities to take such
steps as are best calculated to prevent thi:
much dreaded disease from making its APP
pearSnce in our community, or in the event
Of its spreading here, to cuItail its ravages.'
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New Advertisements.

Great bargains At Richheimer's.
Patronize T. p, Wade, 9 Deaderick.
Trunks at Dunstead's, 81 College.
Dress making at d. Loveman & Co.'s.
Read card about Grover and Baker.
Cheap dry goods at Alex. Hogan's.
Graville's Hair store, % Cherry.
Fine pens at Paul & Tavers.
DR. Moses cures stammering.
Dy goods panic at NJ. Davis, 135 Church.
. Read notice of sales in chsncery by Ma
thaniei Baxter, Jr., clerk and master.
There viii be grand sacred vocal and or
gan concert at the Cathedral TO morrow
ghr
Edsef-ld Lodge No. 1lS, L. o. o. F., are
notified to meet at one O'Clock to-day TO at
tend the funeral ofs deceased brother.
Smiley Lodge No. 9, l. o, o. F., is mott
fed to meet at 123 O'Clock to-day, for the
purpose ofatteuding the funeral Of deceas-
ed brother.
The Coelebs meet tomorrow evening at
seven in the gentlemen's parlor of the Max
well.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., announces an
extensive clearing out fall sale for 81
O'Clock Tuesday morning; rich chances to
purchase cheaply, are offered.
John Frizze.l, Grand Secretary, has an
important notice ia to-day's paper to the
members of the Masonic fraternity.
Dwelling No. II, Park street for rent, by
Miss Julia Putnam. at Nicholson House.
Gennett & Co., 60 and IS South Market
street, advertise for rent a desirable two
sto-y residence on Lindsey avenue.
r. w. Brown wants TO borrow $1,000 at
ten per cent.
Gas, National Bank, Railroad, aud other
stock, wanted by R. w. Brown, Ne. IS
Cherry street.
Rooms for small family wanted by ?,
L. s., this office.
Colored wet nurse can be had at los
North Market street.
Boarders, ladies or gentlemen, wanted al
Ozanne's old stand, corner Union and Sum
Iner street.
We take pleasure in calling attention tt
the card of those popular merchants of tn
Trade Place, Jno. Gilgan & Co., who adver
tise at closing out prices, black alpaca
japanese silk, poplins, blankets and fan
nels.
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Masonic.

The annual address before the NJ. W.
Grand Lodge of Tennessee, F. and A. NJ,
will be delivered by James L. Richardson,
of Murfreesboro, the Grand Orator, in the
concert room of Masonic Temple to-mor-
row evening, the 18th inst, at half vast Z
O'Clock.
On Tuesday evening in the same room
and at the same hour Grand Lodge OF
Sorrow will be held as a tribute of respect
tn the memory of William NJ. Dunaway ,
late M, W. Grand Master of Masons In this
State. The eulogy on this occ aston VIII De
pronounced by A. w. Campbell OF JACK
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A Card.

The ticket-holders in the Second Grand
Gift Concert, to be held on the 1lh DAY Of
December next in aid of the Public Library
of Kentucky, are urgently requested to Sc
lect some of their rumber to acs as GnSlr
representatives, who will meet in LOUISVILLE
XIV, on the goth inst, in the library, ana
select committee of five OF their NUMBER 10
act in conjunction with the commlseee aP-
pointed by the Ir9seees 10 sad are n
in the wheel before the drawing; and after
the drawing to see the tags counted which
remain in the wheel.
The NJ lnager, the Trustees and the
ticket holders are equally interested in hav-
ing everything correctly and honestly done,
and il is hoped that ticket holders viii not
fsiito attend promptly to this request
THos. E. BRANnETTE,
move ct Agent Public Library Kentucky
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marrow Escape frem Deaah.

"Last Saturday afternoon the wife of Mr..
Burrows Carter, Jr., who resides few
miles north Of Somerville, jumped into a
well twenty-five feet deep, and remain ed
there four hours before assistanes could be
obtained to take her out. The water was
about four feet deep, and she was badly
chilled and ben1mbed W hen she was taken
out. Temporary insanity was doubtless
the cause of the rash act. DIR. Washington,
her attending physician, reports that she is
now doing we'll and will soon recover"
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nr Harr,san i'm Atlanta.

The Atlanta papers of Friday last devote
several columns each to q report of DR..
Harrison's lecture in that city on Thursday
night last. The church was crowded and
the audience delighted. We take the fol-
lowing extract from the Atlanta Daily Sun:
DR.. w. P. Harrison, Pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and an
eminent divine, delivered in this city, last
evening, a most entertaining lecture on
spiritualism.
He sought first to disprove the possibility
of communication with disembOdied spirits,
and next to account for all apparent spirit
ual manifestations by physical, vital, mum
dane forces.
He treated in their order respectively
rapping, liable tipping, tricks of legerde.
main, verbal and written communications,
and physical phenomena of all kinds, such
as have astoDished the public mind recently
at the Surrency house in South Georgia.
The Doctor will lecture tomorrow night
at Tulip Street Church, Edgefeld, and We
predict crowded house.
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undeIirered dispatches.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night:
N. E AIloway, S. NJ. Murphy, Mrs: Geo,
Greig, Hamilton & Cunningham, w. d.
Yater, Hilnnan, Bros. & Sons, Miss Mollie
Robinson, Hon. Geo. W. Emery, j. G.
Miner, Gov. Jno. G. Brown, +. L. Mitchell,
DR.. R. NJ. Lytle, Mrs. VIM. Henry Smith,
McAlister & Wheless, j. NJ. Carsey, Son &
Co., w. Fl. Chadbourn, j. S. Beadle, s.
G. Bradley, Wood & Simpson, Cornelius,
Weber & Cross.
Office hours Sunday, from 9 to 10 A. M,
and from 3 to P. NJ.
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Public Library Of Kentucky Gift En-
t2rprfSo.

The attention of our readers is especially
directed to the following "Card" of Thos.
r. Bramlette, Ex-Governor of Kentucky.
II will be seen that he desires the holders
of tickets in the Second Grand Gift Con-
cert. scattered as they are all over the land,
should appoint representatives or delegates
to assemble in Louisville, KY, on the Zoth
inst, whose duty, when assembled, VIII %
to appoint committee OF their own mum
Der to CO operate with the commltte ap-
pointed by the Trustees, and see that every
ticket sold is represented by numbered tag,
and that every such tag goes into the wheel.
Gov. Bramlette is determined that every
ticket-holder shall be thoro ughly protected,
and everything pertaining to the Drawing
shall be fairly, squarely, and satisfactorily
conducted.
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U,of There Re Light.

We have had our attention frequently
called to the fact that the gas Oh the streets
is extinguished about the time our citizens
go to market in the morning, thereby caus-
ing much stumbling along "ways that are
dark" Gas is of more benefit during the
market hours before daylight than at most
any other time after IL O'Clock at night, and
we trust some measure viii be inaugurated
whereby our citizens can be lighted TO mar
kat
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serious Runaway Accident.

Between five and six O'Clock yesterday
evening the horse attached to Mr.. Wood
ruff7s buggy took fright on North Market
street and threw out its occupant, whe sus-
tanned serious bruises. The buggy came
in contact with the awning at the stock
yard, near the Louisville depot, by which it
was wrecked, and the horse thereby becom-
ing detached from the vehicle ran at more
rapid rate, and soon was lost sight of.
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Scheuck,s Speculation.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.-Tbe great tres
pass suit of the Emma Mining Company
VS. Illinois Tunnel was decided to-day by
the Jury in favor of the plaintiff with nom
inal damages Of S. 900. This practically
settles the whole question of title, although
for some DAYS it has been understood that
the Emma Company have bought the Tun-
mel. The issue involved millisns Of dollars.
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New Music

Weare in receipt of the following from
McClure's Temple Of Music:
Angels Guard Thee in Repose-a ravish-
ing melody by A. E. Polack.
La Csscade-morceau de concert for the
piano by E. PAuer-a beautiful parlor piece
and not over-difficu!t.
Beyond the Golden Door-a charming
song with chorus, words by Annie N. Cur
It's and music by w. T. Porter.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 0, 1872.
ProbGbilities.-In the Northwest and
thence over over the Western lakes, brisk
northeasterly and southeasterly winds.
Cloudy weather and rain viii prevail, ex'
tending tomorrow to the lower Ohio val
ley and Michigan. On the lower lakes
and thence to the upper Ohio valley and in
New England, clear weather and northerly
winds. In the Middle and South Atlantic
States, northerly to easterly winds, cloudy
weather and light rain. Clearing weather
in the Gulf States with northwesterly
winds. Warning signals continue at Du-
luth and are ordered for Chicago, Milwau-
kee and Grand Haven.
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roI,c,,ous Paterfamt,tas.

With countless others do We rejoice to
know that our esteemed friend, Albert H
Noble, of this city, has had his paternal OBJ
legations increased within the last few days.
Its weight is ten pounds, mercy and its
nameis Jack, in honor of an ex-Msyor OF
Cincinnati, his grandfather. Cincinnati
papers please copy likewise.
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CRY NoTIcES.

A Card to the Public.-Mr. Editor
We beg leave through your paper to correct
an erroneous report now circulating that
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Com
pany were about closing their business at
This point. Would state for the benefit Of
our patrons and the public generally that
we have no such intentions, but on the con-
trary we are preparing under new manage
ment to push the business with renewed
energy. We can now offer to the public
our new L0ck-stitch Sewing Machine,
which is fast gaining favor with the ladies
wherever it has been introduced. E. I.
Wood, our new sppointee, will be glad to
see ali who are DESTROYS of purchasing at
the old stand, ia Church street.
GROVER & BAKER, s. NJ. Co.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 9, 1s72.-We, the un-
dersigued, authorize DR.. n. A. Moses to re-
fer persons to us as reference to substantiate
his art of curing stsmmering as being what
he represents, as we have been under his
treatment.
GEO. w. BUCK, % n. Market St.
If M. Buck. 81 n, Market ST,
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NashyilleTrunk Manufactory,-Is

Nashville Trunk ManufactOry.-Is am
now selling ladies' Saratoga and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, ladies' and gen.
tlemen's solid sole leather Trunks, also all
varieties of Valises and Satchels at reduced
prices. 81 North College street, between
Union and Chulch streets. Is 1s
noV10 st VIM. DUNsTEAD.
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CITY Notices.

NOtice.-We have this day appointed
Messrs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST & GIBsON
Sole Agents for the sale Of our Fire Proc
Safes In this city. Sample Safes viii be
found in their house az prices as low as
those at the Factory.
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1872.
ocl6 I'm
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of the late
,JoHN B DIoKEY, Of Johnsonville, are request
ed to attend hIs funeral at 9 O'Clock this (Sun-
Gay) morning. at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Carriages will be in waiting at the undertak-
ing establishment OF r. H. Groomes q Co.
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Leave your orders for Silk Velvet
Sacques, Velveteen Suits, Waterproof
Cloalzs; at the general Dress-making De-
partment of D. LovEMAN & Co. Fl
noyI0 St sun, tuSkth -l- c.
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A Dark Plot,

E. S. Andersen, Chief Of the Memphis
Fine Department, has received several let
tiers signed by q fictitious n.me, informing
him That certain parties were plotting
against him and that bis life was In danger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-10

4. p. Wade is the only Bell Hanger in
the city that manufactures the material
used in his work, consequently make his
work fitting the buildings instead OF cutting
and defacing them. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-10

Latest styles of Hair Work just received
at the fashionable Hair Store Of P. Gray-
vile, No. 25 N. Cherry street, who is now
prepared to execute in the highest style Of
the art and at The most reasonable rates, on
the shortest notice, all kinds Of fancy and
ornaments hair work. noV10 ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-10

The most complicated combination safe
or bank lock repaired by competent lock-
smith at T. P. Wade's, o Deaderick street.
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RAILROAD TIMR TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. -. 1920 A. n.
Arrives at Nashville st..9:30 A. n.
Leaves Nashville at. .4:00 p. II.
Arrives st Lebanon at. SHOP. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at O'Clock p. N.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. N. on Mondays, We'd
uesdays and Fridays.
Sd. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. 8:45 A. and $50 p.
% {" srrives-5:05 Pm. and 12:45 A. n,
Memphis train leaves. l:45 A. n. and 2;l5 P.M.
Sc arrives. ...6;0o A. n. and 4:46 p. n.
st. Louis train leaves. 200 A. M
% sEives. 300 P. n.
rullahoma train leaves. $50 P. n.
g arrives 1000 A. II.
The AS A. n. train does not run on Sundays.
The $50 A. Il. and 2:l5 P. 4. and 1:45P.A. trains
ran daily.
louisville and Nashville and Great
southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at $50
A M 2:l5 y. N. and leo Am.
Arrives AZ 500 A. M, and 4:4b P n.
The 2:l5 P. y. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and GallstiI, except Edge
field junction.
GaIIatin Accommodation, Daily.
leaves Nashville. ......................33 1902. II.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern MISUNDERSTANDING and
Decatur Division.
Leave l. & n. Depot, North College street,
going South-s:15 An; 4:e5 M
Arrive NOrth-5:05 An; 1:50 Pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Deuot.
COLUMBIA ACColTNoDATIoN-Deaves 3:15 p.
NJ. arrives 10 AM, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
st, Louis, Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. ESQ An
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... .1:46 P n
st. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. 11:55 Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .7:4O AN
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Lino
Railroad.
Trains leave aadRrrive at Iouigyille a. follows:
IEAvH. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. s:36 AN. 7:s0 P. II.
New York Express, daily. S:to P. u. $50 A. n.
New York Night Express,
dat ly....... ......-..... 1EOOP. n lZU H.
sunday. ................ 500 A. n. $50 P. n.
Lexington Express, except
SUNDAY. EoJ e II AA'VV A. Ne
Lagrange Accommodation
sKcspt Sunday.,.. sos p. n. sos A. Il.
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Hair JeWelry manufactured in Nash
vile by p. GrsVile, 25 North Cherry street.
nov10 2t
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Key.fitting and repairing at reduced
prices at T. Z. Wade's, No. 9 Deaderick
street. 1t
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Another reduction in Dry Goods and
Furs. Call soon and secure bargains.
nOV10 1W JOE FARMLAND u Co.
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In COlored Silks we have the most
complete stock ever offered, in all the new
est shades, at prices which can't be beat.
novf; 81 g. RICE q Coz
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We continue the sale of our Goods at the
very lowest prices.
nov10 2t ALEX. HOGAN, Union ST.
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If you want to be certain to get your
own hair, have your hair jewely made at
P. Grayille's Hair Store. nov10 q
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A Train Telescopes, but Nobody In.
jured.
Yesterday afternoon late, the south
bound passenger train on the North and
South Railroad ran into the rear Of freight
train No. IL. A secoad-class coach of the
passenger train and three or four box cars
of the freight train were badly damaged.
Reports received by Superintendent OF
trains, Bledsoe, do not state any one was
Injured. J.R. Parsons, commission mer-
chant of this city, was on the train. He
telegraphed to his son last evening, saying
that he was uninjured.
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Keep the little children warm. We have
every size Of children's hose.
nov10 2t ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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The handsomest and cheapest real and
imitation hair Goods are manufactured at
P. Graville's Hair Store, No. rs Cherry
street. rr- .e. nov10 2t
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Most elegant Black Silk, heavy repped
and soft finish, reduced from So to $3.50
a great bargain. u. RICE q 20.
noY6 st
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Black Grosgrain Silk at $1.50, cheap
at 81. G.. RICE & Co.
noy6 st
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Some Of BellOn's renowned Black Silk,
the best in the market, at So, equal TO any
in the city at 81. u. Il. RICE q 10.
rlnuR Il
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Very handsome Music Box, Christmas
gift, at cost, at P. Gravills's Hair Store.
nnv10 d