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u. Torbptt, OF this city, student at No
ire Dame University, Indiana, has bis name
recorded on the roll Of honor for couduc,
10 every respect satisfactory, ami also for
being perfect in ali studies CT the class TO
which he belongs.
From the Scholastic, a paper published
at the Uaiversgy, is notice Of the FL eenth
annual exercises il honor of the festival Of
ST. Cecilia, aud from which we Eak3 tn
following extracs referring to another Nash
vile boy, son of Capt. 3 Z Z gan:
Master Egsu's cling aud delivery we're
worthy Of a more p acticei player-his pro-
DuncistiOn almost fauitless; be Was per-
feet IN his parsonItjou of fljthfIl fri4nd
70 tAn:oniO,' or JulLn,' as he called him p
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Busy Day ON DeadeTfck.

Yesterday was a field day with Justice
Csssetty, the following cases having beeu
opposed Of 10y that official:
George Ki5, charged with assault with
intent to xii Frank Hughes, was bound
over to appear before he Criminal Court.
David Fleming, assault, TWO cases, was
discharged in botn UPON pay ment Of costs.
The case against W. Il Brown, charged
with as, sult, vas dismissed At the prosecu-
.Ur's costs.
JJhn Beal, Jipk Mathews, Joe Bosley
ond Frank Mccoy were before bis II )nor,
char ed it'll assault and battery, but all
these cases were dismissed upon payment
Of c. Sts.
Susan Allen, charged with breach OF
the peace toward Winnie Smith, was bound
over to keep the peace fer The next SIX
months in the SUN OF $50. After that
Tine has passed, she is at liberty 20 give
vent to her belligerenC spirit.
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The Murfreesboro Monitor of Dec. s,
says:
"rhe good people of our city are again
the victims of misplaced confidence O0e
G.. w. Michael, as be called himself, who has
been conducting writing school here, very
abruptly and uneeremoHiously took his
leave of the citizens of Murfreesooro. His
devoted pupils, and sorrowing debtors,
are left behind to mourn his loss, and deplore
their empty pockets. We hear that be left
Indebted TO Messrs. Miller, Seh0rD, Whit
son and several others, besides q good
many of bis Speneerian followers. 1t is
now a much mooted question among a
good many of cur townsmen, which was
the greatest fraud, G. w. Michael or B arm
um's show"
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condemned IeIegrnms.

Philadelphians are subscribing literally
for narrow gauge railroad from the Rio
Grande to the City of Mexico, 500 miles.
The Dentists of Ohio war on those who
practice in OlaiiOn Of law.
A half-bTeed Sioux was sentenced al
Cheyenne yesterday to be hanged Jan. 2.
Boston burned up eighteen horses yes
terday morning.
San Franoiscans have lost $500, 600 by H.
Vesting ia diamond stock com panies.
The ocean steamer Dalmati4n is reported
lost with over 800 passengers.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Cooke county has rico iron deposits.
/ Fresh pork sells for ten cents a. Ripley.
Pulaski will have bal masous Christ
mas.
SeVierville is noted for morality and re-
lgion.
Fayetteville shipped $50 bales of cotton
| in November.
Morristown has a good poultry, butter
and egg trade.
Sewer county has moro pork than fol
several years past.
Many hogs are shipped South from War
rem and Lincoln counties.
The Methodist Sunday school at McMinn-
vile will have Christmas tree.
Last week thief stole the pitcher out of
the Presbyterian Church at Ripley.
The sum of $4,000 has been subscribed
to erect a cotton factory at GreeneVille.
The young ladies of the Pulaski NethO-
dist Church will give necktie party Chist-
mas.
NJ. z. Alternately has commenced TIA
publication Of the Tennessee Riger Nelos,
at Savannah.
The Circuit Court of Sewer county has
sentenced the horse thief Wilson to ten
years Imprisonment.
The ciGizsns of Murfreesboro have held
meeting to take action relative to the es5ab-
lishment Of a cotton factory in their city.
John IL. Caldwell, Of Jeffsrson, recently
shot himself By the accidental firing OF q
pistol, the ball taking eject in the thigh.
The Press and Typographical Union at
Memphis held meeting and adopted resO-
luti0ns Of sorrow relative to the death OF
Horace Greeley.
George Dagger, colored, HIS been jailed at
Morristown on the charge Of being one OF
the men who recently outraged Miss Ham,
of Hamblen county.
j. w. Mcdaniel, an old and respected
citizen living near MurfTeesb 10, was found
dead on the Sd inst. in the woods near his
house. Cause, heart disease.
The railroad shipments from Pulaski dur
ing November were SI4 bales Of cotton, 469
sheep, 81 barrels Of whisky, 70 bundles of
wool rolls, 5 ears Of hogs, aud 2 Car loads
of cotton seed.
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u. q. SOIhiers.

a party Of one HUNDRED and eighty five
recruits for the Seventh United States In
fsntry reached the city yesterday afternoon
from St Louis. Ashley marched through
The streets On the way to the barracks
some Of them gave unmistskatle evidence
Of having drank something stronger than
water. One lively warrior went skipping
along in q very active manner, aff0rdiDg
plenty Of amusement for party of small
boys who followed him.
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THE COUKIS.

PROBATE CoURT-John D. Rather was
appointed and qualified as executor Of the
VIII Of David Deshler, deceased.
SUPREME COURT.-This honorable body
in sections are now engaged with the law
dCckets Of Davidson and Giles county.
Q lite a number Of cases have been argued,
and that Of Cornell O'Donnel vs.. Roscoe,
e. N the Davidson isw docket, was affirmed.
Opinions will be delivered every Wednesday
and Saturday. and motions heard every
Tuesday and Friday.
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Sailing on the Nile

is the title Of piquaut little travel book
By Laurent Laporte, translated from the
French by Virginia Vaughn, and Just is
sued from the press of Roberts Brothers,
Boston. As its name indicates, it is Story
of travel in North Africa, and while it don't
hunt for the source of the Nile nor Living
stone, il gives q series of pictures of what
the author saw, SIS lf5 liks and picturesque
as any other like book that has come under
our notice. II is for sale by Selliff, 108
Church street
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EpizO0tie The following letter ex-
plains itself:
NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1ST2.-MEssRs.
BERRY, DEMovILLE u CO.-Geuts: Hsy-
ing used DIR. Hunts Rdng1Un Root LiRt-
Bsent in the Epizootic or prevailing horse
disease, we cheerfuI!y testify that as a
counter irritant it is the best agent zoe hare
tried, and confidently beliGse that il ap-
piled to the throat, breast, face and spine Of
The afflicted animal, it will prove beneficial
in every case.
We take much pleasure In recommend
ing this linimenb to our friends and the
puolic generally as valuable remedy In
this disease. 5. A. BoLTEN,
WATSON BROS,
p. W. SHRADER,
E. w. BOLTON,
Livery Stable Keepers.
WIN. STOCKELL,
Chief Nashville Fire Department.
WIN. II. HAsLAM,
Street Ogerseer.
N. j. DODsON & Co.,
s. l.. MCLENDON,
Street Sprinklers.
For sale by Druggists generally.
BERRY, DEMOvILLE q Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
noy2s II Sole ProprietOrs.
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NORTH EDGEFIELD CoLoRED SCHOOL
LATEST Markets BY TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, Dec. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
dliugs 1889; net receipts 2,268 bales; ex-
ports cOastwise 200 bales; sales 900 bales;
stock 81, 246 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 5.-Cotton firmer;
n;ddlings 1S3alSsc; low middling 1s4al8s,
net receipts 2,42O bales; sales 1000 bales;
stock 34,l49 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. Cotton firm;
good Ordinary 163c; net receipts 2,219
bales; sales today 500 bales; last evening
1900 bales; stock IS, 4O7 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton steady;
middliugs l6se; exports to Great Britain
$40 bales; coastwise 1,343 bales; sales q
O03 bales; stock 1870 bales.
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NARRTE ,.

BRENGLEMAN-DURY AT the residence
Of the brides pare uts, Edgeield, Nashville,
Tenn, at ~ O'clccS De 5, 1872, by the Rev. j.
II. Me Nelly, Mr.. j. H. BRISGLE1IAH 10 Miss
AUGUSTA DURY. No cards.
Cincinnati Commercial and POlksJlGtt please
copy.
WINDER-WILT I AMS-In LOuisisn7, on
the evening Of the 26th November, hr. THOS. l.
WINDER 10 Mss cornell VILLA :, youngest
d5ught-r Of MT. John Williams, OF LatOgrchs
Parish.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec ., lo72.
PrObG6iiities.-In the NorthFesi and
thence over the upper lakes aud southwark
to Arkansas and Tennessee, ris = barom-
eters. sOutheasterly to nOrthwesterly winds,
generally clear weather snd lower temper
atures. In the lower lake region, south
westerly winds, increasing pre- slres and
colder and partly clOudY weather. Ia the
Middle AMI Eastern States and along the
line If The Csuadi3l stations, 50 Uthwester-
ly to nOrthwesterly winds. clearing and
colder weather with high barOEetsTs to-
morrow. In the Cuff and South Atlantic
StaGes, clearing weather and occasional
light rain with northeriy winds and lower
Temperatures 20 Il irToE.
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Fine RucIx Horns.

We acknowledge the receipt from Co
Iumbia Of the fine buck horns mentioned
in the letter of our correspondent, for which
we return THANKS. The buck from which
hey were taken, was killed On the 1S.h
day of last DC. ober near Mt. Pleasant in
aaury county by Thomss Harris, ESQ
said buck weighing $40 pounds gross. The
same shot that Ii led The animal carried Of
the thu NIB nom Mr.. Hsrlis' right hand.
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Death of a Hole a Trotlims Horse.

The Doted trottiDg eelding, "W. Z.
Thomas" died at Louisville on Wednesday
evening last with the epizoolc Thomas
had the best trotting record of any horse in
Kentucky, having trotted in 2:26 at the
RoodlSwn Course when he was seven years
old. he is tbs same horse that beat Ten
nessSe here.
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CITY Notices.
Attention, smokers.

We take pleasure in informing our friends
and the public generally that we have open
ed New Retail Cigar Store at No. 90
Cherry street, Opposite the Maxwell House)
where we shall always keep choice assort-
ment Of fine Imported and Domestic Cigars,
all the best brands Of Virginia Smoking and
Chewing Tobaceos. It VIII be our aim to
give the best satisfaction TO all who will
honor US with their custom, and our being
familiar with the trade, We assure low
prices. Call and see re.
ROSENHEII s. Bro,
No. % Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House. EOT30 lw
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BED.

DE ZEVALLOS.-Att the residence Of JnO. z.
Beauman, Esq, EDWARD DE- ZzvALLOs, aged
"A years, youngest son Of Mrs Mary l. Dc
ZevallOS.
Friends and acquaintances OF the family are
inv ted to attend the funeral at the Cathedral
this (Friday) evening, at O'Clock. Carriages in
aftprl
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AsRsuIf with q Pistol

Last night Jordan Howard, colored, was
arrested on the charge Of assaul,ing with
pistol Jno. Williams, colOred, with whom
he had fliculty Oh Broad street, beyond
the Chattanooga depot. He was put in the
workhoUse AMI viii have hearing to-day.
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A Narrow Gauge.

The Morristown Gazette, Dec. 4, says
"Sweetwater was visited last week, by
Gen j. T. Wilder aud Cap. McElwee, for
the purpose ofraisiDg a subscription to sur
vey narrow gauge road from the head of
Riiey's creek TO Swestwater. The road
commences at r )ckwood Iron Works, four
miles of which is about completed. Gen.
Wilder proposes to build the road TO within
10 miles of Sweetwater.
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nae Istble IA tl,e Prlson,

Yesterday The Inspectors of the Penlten-
tiary met at that institution for the purpose
of deciding some efficient plan for the
distribution of the Bible among the con-
victs. 1t was decided to be OF much i'm
portance that these imprisoned criminals be
afordf d an opportunity to read the Bible,
which will be placed in their hands by the
Inspectors.
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EIection ef Eaniirona nireetnrs.

The stockholders Of the Greanevills and
Paint Rock Railroad Company met Dec. 2
and elected the following Directors for the
next twelve months: James Q'Brien, w
Z Gleason, A w Walker, j G Reaves, r III
Mckee, Felix A Reeve, and Jos. r Brown.
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o b -rs Kaneer vas arrested and taken
before Justice Wilkinson yesterday, cha ged
wlaaa assault on Eldridge Vaulx. The
case v j come up for hearing this morning
= 10 O'Clock.
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of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive a5airst fever
and ague and other Intermittent feveTs, the
! ''FerrO-P hOsphCrated Elixir Of Calisaya,"
made by CasTeli, Hazard & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic for patients recovering from fever OK
sickness. Il has no equal.
uh2g 2avy frftv-tuss "
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T g residence of Mr.. Sardena, situated
%. She Wija's Greek pike, about three
miles from the city, was destroyed by IRE
na "Wednesday Di2b5 last, Loss about
s. @ .. On which, we understand, there Vas
10 a Uglac2,
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Blank (..) indicates no report; q her (0l sta
tionary; minus q tendency 70 fan; ius ~ ten
dsncy TO rise. ". =. KAUFmAN bssrTsT.
The river was rising slowly az this point
yesterday with 80 inches On Harpeth
shoals. Weather cloudy with iadicAtiOns
of rain.
Benson, Brown & Co. VIII 10 day put
down a very elegant carpet On he cabin
floor of the steamer Ella Hughes This is
a handsome present, given by ia accom-
plished daughter Of Commodore Hughes to
her little marine nSmesake.
Superintendent Dix will send out the
Ella Hughes on tO-mOrrOT ~ ling for
Cairo.
Capt. W. Henry Lowell is ching the
river very closely.
The report Of the Supervising Inspector
General sets forth Sky five sic ubJa5 ae-
c'dents duFfg the year 1871, 8 ended by
the loss Of 353 lives, aud OF s. so 200 worth
Of property. The report cODuu IS 70 word
by way of suggestion as 10 hoa ia 20 u
things can be avoided.
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Ecfiee-EeB,ucAy library Drawing

AL sgel ces or TIE sale OF tickets ia the
Second Grand Gift Concert, N aid Of the
Pujhc Library of Kentu Ky, we're required
10 settle up on yesterday (25th November),
bu, for Jha accommodation of those who
are lot yet supplied with tickets, will con-
tl0ua % FL cash orders which may Ue re-
c-ig5d al this Office until the evening of
Dee, 5. TROS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY.
0UIsvTLLE, Ky, Nov. %, '72.-9t
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concert ana Hon.

The concert and hop to be given tonight
81 MeClere's Hall, Edgefed, promises to
be one of the most pleasant and elegant
entertainments Of the season. The attend
ancs viii be large and the occasion most de-
nghtful.
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parment Of Rlectors,

Yesterday he State Treasurer paid 1899
% lGa e.eclara. Owing to the emptiness of
the Treasury the above amount was Dor
rsva1 by TIE Treasurer.
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Called HOme sudaenIv

Our highly esteemed citizen, ,ieorge j.
Goodrich, Of the firm of S. 3. Spurlock &
Co, received q dispatch yesterday inform
ing bin of the serious illness of his mother,
and be left Immediately on the train for his
Old home In Lincoln county,
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COMMITTEE REPORTS FINANCE.

Morton B. Howell made 6 satisfactory
report exhibiting the financial transactions
oftbs Exposisi09. its Drssant status. whst
means had been used for .Equidatiog The
collateral notes, etc. Tie report was re-
ceived. 1t shows also that the building h as
seven FIRE Insurance policies, oa.h for 81 600
and two others for s., 900 each, all being in
different companies, whose rates are S29 go,
making The total amount due on the same
1925 90, tho term being for nine months.
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HnminiGR.

l. was reported here yesterday that ne
ggg man was terribly cut in the abdomen
a. Spring HI, Msury county, Wednesday,
sd died almost instantly from the injuries
T.r. .vgE
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We have received a new invoice Of fine
Silk-yelget ClOaks, lastly trimmed and cut
in the best style, and viii sell them at great
bargains. NORTHMAN's,
dec1 eOdIY No. 20 Pub.C Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-06

The jymansal fever is raging. Several
Brood street. merchants are numbered
NHutaa victims within the last few days.
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Those popular makes Of French Whale
bone COFsets-the ITuls, the Victoria, the
Flora Corsats, It greatly reduced prices, at
NOrthmAn's, 20 Public Square. dscI eod1w
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p. g.

We shall continue cur Wholesale Tobacco
and Cigar business as heretofore at the Old
stand, No. % South Market street.
noV30 Iw RosENHEIM & Bro.
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We have reduced our dollar Corset
(Whalebone) to 80 cents apiece.
NoBTHMAN's, No. 20 Public Square.
6ec1 eOd1w
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We warrant our Corsets to e. well and
easy, and assure satisfaction.
NORTHMAN's, No. 20 Public Square.
decl eOd1w
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Halls Vegetable Sieiiian Hair Remover
eleanses the mead from dsndruff Give it
trial. dec3 I'm tues wed&fri
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NASHVILLE KBHUStBIAL EXPOSI-
TESS.
Meeting OF the Board OF Manager s
YesGes DAY.

The Board of Managers of thu Nashville
Industrial Exposition convened yesterday
afternoon ia Morton 3. Howell's Office,
North Cherry street, where aud when we're
present Wm. 5 Ochel, President; n. 3.
Howell and + j. Davies, Vice-P Presidents;
r. A. Campbell, Secretary; joseph l..
Weakey, Treasurer; n. f. DGrtch, Charles
Rich, J, 81. Thatcher and 3 g, Wood.
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noxvD with the Zoo Zoo.

A dispatch from New Orleans yesterday
eays that all the racing stock st that place
have Deen attacked with the epizootic.
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Look Out for Your Christmas Pres
eRtS.-The Dollar Store is closing out the
entire stock BY the 1st Of January. 1878.
Merchants can obtain great bargains in
Holiday Goods. Fixtur,s and Show Cases
for sale az the Dollar Store.
decl 3tsun, wed&sat
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JUST received, a large lot Of Toys and
Christmas Goods, ct wholesale only, By
JOW8n & Co. rov26 got
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ice-StOlen-My Business Sign lad
vertisiDg Imported Havana Segars) was
stolen, last night, rom the front Of my store,
No. 8 North Cherry street, opposite the
Maxwell House. Unless the theft who is
supposed to be known, returns the same
within short time, the MISTER will be put
into the hands of detectives, and criminal
action will be brought in due time.
S. LANDAUER,
Successor to R0senheim & Bro,
No. Q Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House. 1t =
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Ladies, if you wish to save a dollar
the purchase OF fine Corset, 60 to North
mans, No. 20 Public Square. d-cl eOdIw
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have received this day the single and double
iLfltabe Bustie. Nothing superior for
grace, elegance and comfort. Cau aud Sea
them. D. LOyEMAS & Co.
daod Il
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John s. Dunham's Yeast Powder, for
purity and strength, is uaequaled. Try it.
You vii uss no other. decG eod2W'
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Notice. beg leave to inform my friends
and patrons that 1 have just returned from
New Orleans wish a fine stock Of the most
celebrated brands Of real imported Havana
Segars, which will lie sold at low price.
All goods warranted as represented. No
humbug. No false representations. Please
give me call. 5. LAHDAUER,
No. 8 North Cherry street, opposite the
Maxwell House Successor to Rosen-
helm g. Bro. 1t
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Remember, the greatest bargains in
Staple anu Fancy Dry Goods eau be had of
II j. II. BOND, II Summer st.
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a Wisconsin man who bet his brewery,
horse aud farm on the election, has just
moved out according to agreement.
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zEmust an F,,fdemic

tli. Is the subject Of lecture TO be de
lv.Eea - A.henaeum Hall, Columbia, to
Ii-lg b. r Y. VIM. Stodart.
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Standard Books for children, los Church
deco 1t
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CITY NOTICEs.

10 Dozen ladies' Msrino Vests, to be
closed OUT at $3.50 per pair, worth s., at
1t J. II. Bonds, Summer st.