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Police Pickings.

Eight cases disposed of by Judge Duling
yesterday morning.
Anna Mccall Lydia Stratton and Matte
Thurston are trio Of damsels who have
excellent conversational powers, and are,
all of them, brilliant takers and very fond
Of wagging their tongues. Sometimes they
discourse upon subjects of great depth, and
their profound observations at such times
are always listened to with the deepest at
tention by those who are fortunate enough
to be present. At other times they talk
srt-high Old art-and the intimate &C
quaintance with the old masters, both in
painting and sculpture, displayed on these
occasions, is simply marvellous. Then
again, they discuss poetry, and their
fine criticisms upon the poets
Of the past as well as the present day, con-
clusiVely establish the fact that, in addition
to having made a close aud exhaustive re-
search in this field of literature, they pos
sess remarkably nice sense of discrimin-
alton. They are well posted in the current
literature Of the day, aud when they get
together and carefully review the writ ngs
of this author, then of that, they are
surrounded by admiring friends
who sit at their feet drinking in deep
draughts Of wisdom, while the winged
hours fly UNDECIDED by; at these times, it is,
indeed, with their listeners ''feast ofrea-
son aud flow of SOUL" In metaphysics
they are perfectly familiar, and as for the
dead Languages, they can coniugate
Greek verbs slindfo.ded and with
one hand tied behind them. They are
thoroughly cOnversant with the politics of
the country, and are fully capable OF pre-
pairing articles on political economy which
would startle the world, and shake the
thrones OF Europe, and, possibly, overthrow
them. But they are not going to write
documents of that character. They are not
that kind of women. They love peace, and
direct all the powers of their great minds
towards securing that desirable blessing to
all their fellow beings, without regard to
sex, age, color or condition. These being
few of the characteristics of these remark
able womeo, what must have been their
modification at being dragged before the
Nashville police court and fined
five dollars each on the charge of using pro-
fame, vulgar and abusive language, as was
the case yesterday.
j. w. Lester, was fined five dollars for
making an assault upon another.
Hank Alason, for using improper Ian
guage, was fined So.
A fine of five dollars was imposed upon
David Graham, because of bis having been
drunk and disorderly, Jim kirkpatrick,
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CarIOsta Patti.

The announcement made few days ago
in this paper that Mile Carlotts Patti was
going to visit our city and give q grand COZ =
cert, has been met with much pleasure by
our citizens, snd Dormsn's music store ia
besieged al day with parties inquiling for
particulars for the forthcoming concert,
and ishing 10 procure seats for the same.
NJ. StrakOsch, the successful manager oil
Mile Nilsson bss engaged beside Mile
Patti, Miss Gary, the ContraltO, so much
admired with the Nilsson concert and opera
season; Mile Carreno, pianiste, a Gillian
lady, and pronounced one of the handsOm-
est and attractive women in this country;
Mons Sauret, an eminent violinist a late
pupil Of VeuxtempS, who accopanied Mile
Nilsson to this city, Mons Sauret is pro-
nounced by the New York and Boston
critics to be one oft best violinists that
has visited this country. We copy the fol-
lowing from New York exchange:
Carlotts Patti returns TO us after an alb
sence of three years, during which she has
gained the wildly enthusiastic admiration
and adulation OF South America, where
her wonderful vocalization and personal
charms actually reused the people 10 such
phrenzies of enthusiasm that, wherever she
went she was treated like a princess, her
entrance to the towns frequently being
made under triumphal arches, erected by
the excited multitude in her honor. Her
European triumphs, if net so exceptional as
this, are none the less positive, for she
stands to-day the recognized queen of the
concert stage, position she has attained
no. simply by the purity and power of Ter
voice, which are phenomenal in quality and
extent, but by the wonderful manner which
she uses it to display her great cultivation
and command over it.
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STmptOms Of Catarrh.-Dul. hea

Symptoms Of Catarrh.-DuIl, heavy
headacDe, obstruction of nasal passages,
discharge falling into throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, acrid, thick and tenacious
mueus, purnleDt, mUco purulent, bloody,
putrid, offensive, etc. In others dryness,
dry, watery, weak or iDfismed eyes, ringing
in tears, deafness, hawking and coughing
to clear throat, alterations, seabs from Ill
GERS, constant de sire to clear nose and
throat, voice altered, nasal twany, offensive
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizziness,
mental depression, tickling cough, idiocy
and insanity.
All the above symptoms are common to
the disease in some Of its stages or cOHlpli-
cations, yet thousands Of cases annually
terminate in consumption and end in the
grave without ever manifesting One-third
Of the above symptoms.
No disease is more common OF less un-
dsrstood by physicians. The proprietor OF
DR.. Sage's CatSrrh Remedy will pay $500
reward for case of CatarTh which he can
not cure. Sold by druggists.
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EpiKOOftc Crisis.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. cit is supposed
the epizootic crisis is now reached. The
CITY is almost horseless. Business is stag
rant. The various passenger car comps-
MES are unable to tell how soon they can
resume their regular trips, but full resump-
ton cannot take place for less than a week.
Drays are hauled by men. There are very
few fatal cases. Hay and straw have ad-
vanced in prices.
I.ATER.-The horse disease is now at its
worst stage, and is aggravated by the rainy
weather. Very few passenger cars are rum
ming, and there are more vehicles on the
street drawn by men than by horses. All
trades are seriously paralyzed by the diff
Guilty of transporting goods.
BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The horse disease has
so far subsidized in Boston that business has
nearly resumed its usual activity.
Not q Sound Animal In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Owing to the
heavy rain to-day, very few hors es were
on the streets and these were heavily wrap
ped to guard them against the influence of
the weather. There were no hacks on the
streets. The disease is now at It's height.
A sound animal can scarcely be found any
where.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 6.-The horse
disease raging more extensively than ever.
1t is rumored that navi CATION of Delaware
and Hudson canal will soon be suspended
for want of horses. No fatal cases reported
CLEvE LAND, O., Nov. 6.-No signs of
abatemen of the horse disease in this city.
Very few well horses on the streets. Seve-
raj deaths are reported to-day, but fatal
cases are confined to animals that have
been kept at work. Hand carts ap1 OK
teams are extensively used. The street
cars are not yet running. Business is very
much impeded.
PITTsBUBG, Nov. 6.-The horse disease
has spread rapidly through the various sta
bles in the city during the past two days,
and has compelled the principal street rail-
way companies to suspend travel. Schoen-
berger & Co. have been compelled to close
their mills, it being impossible to get coal
to the works on account ofthe disease. 1t
is apprehended the spread Of the distemper
will seriously interrupt business.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The weather changed
much for the better and few more horses
are On the streets. The epidemic is yet
unabated. Ok teams are much more
numerous.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Ga majority of
The horses here are sick.
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IT Is q curious fact, illustrating the ne
cessity of cleanliness, and Of keeping the
pores ofthe skin open, that if coat OF var
nish or other substance impervious to mois-
ture be applied to the exterior Of the body,
death viii ensue in about six hours. The
experiment was once tried on a child in
Florence. On the occasion Of Pope Leo
the Tenth's accession to the papal, chair,
it was desired to have a living figure to re-
present the Golden Age, and so a child was
gilded all over with varnish and gold leaf.
The child died in few hours. II the fur
of rabbit or the skin Of pig be covered
with a solution of India rubber in naph-
tina, the animsl ceases to breath in 9
couple of hours.
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A Generous Glass of Men.

It does seem as though the men who
are giving away immense fortunes by
means Of ''prize packages" should be looked
after by the authorities and provided with
guardians. 1t makes onr heart bleed to have
package of "prizs" candy thrust in our face
emblszoned with an advertisement TO the eff
feet that it contains in addition to the eau
dy, sum of money varying from ten cents
to hundred dollars, the package being Of
fered for the beggarly pittance of one dime,
but, thus far, visions of the manufacturer
family in starving condition have prevent
ed us from accommodating a fortune by in
vesting therein, for it must be that certain
bankruptcy is in store for the free hearted
and liberal handed manufacturer.
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CITY NoTICES.

Weak Lungs and Sensitive Threats are
severely tried by the sudden changes Of
temperature occurring during cur winters,
and in consequence AsthHadtic affections,
Inflammation of the Lungs, PIelTisy, Bron-
clitis, and similar complaints, are sure to
be more or less prevalent. Coughs and
colds, the forerunners Of these often fatal
complaints, and frequently the cause Of
them, should be prudently taken in hand
on the first symptoms, by restoring at once
to DR.. Jayne's ExpectOrsnt, an old and
well-tried remedy, sure to remove your
cold, and to exert healing and strength
ening effect on the pulmonary and brOn-
chial organs. Sold everywhere.
nov5 eod1w top col
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LEWIS CARUsI, a Sicilian, who taught
dancing at Washington for nearly a half q
century, died there last Friday, in his seven
ty-third year. During the Tripolitan wal
his father joined the American feet when
it was off Catania, bringing Lewis and his
other son with him, and, remaining with
it until its return to this country, They set
tied 10 Washington in 1905. the Washing
ton Star says; "Many of the foremost Ia
dies and gentlemen Of the land can recol-
lect when the old master taught them the
slow and stately movements of the dances
of the olden time. In some instances he
taught the grandchildren Of his earlier pu-
pills, He was never married, and leaves a
large property"
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THE Birmingham Morning Ne1os says
that the Rev. Arthur Mursell seems to be
the ''funny man" Of the Baptists. AT the
meeting of the Baptist Union he read an
extract from letter Of poor minister
Il have wife with one leg (augbter),
seven children, and Eos year, and it is
close work." Mr.. Mursell added that he
thought "the wooden-legsed wife was not
= matter to laugh at, though he hoped it
would be an argument for them to g stump
up literally" whereupon the meeting
laughed again.
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syodern RnirItnaI.sn,-

From card in our advertising cJiumns
it will be seen that Rev. w. P. Harrison,
D. D., will lecture on spiritualism at Tulip
Street Church, Edgefeld, on next Monday
night Some years ago, while on visit to
New York, Dr. Harrison attended a mum.
Der of meetings he'd by sPiritualists, and has
thoroughly investigated The question with a
view of arriving g. the truth in regard to It,
and now proposes to tell what be knows
about it. We bespeak for him good gu.
Sip-pn
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LATEST MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON, Nov. Cotton easy;
middlings l8c; net receipts 1865 bales; ex-
ports cosstwise 1852 bales; sales 100 bales;
stock 80, 489 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. Cotton dull; mid
ding Isle; net receipts 2,732 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1,226 bIles; sales 2,412
bales; stock IS, 749 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
net receipts 200 bsles;stock 25,343 bales.
GALVESTON Nov. Cotton quiet;
good ordinary 1910; net receipts 1855
bales; exports coastwise $40 bales; sales 600
bales; stock 40,879 bales.
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Revival MeeitrEN.

The revival meetings which have been
held at McKendree Church every night for
week past, are well attended, and attract
the deepest interest. They are conducted
by DR., Kelley of McKendree Church and
DR.. Baird of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church, and will be continued during
the remainder of this week and perhaps
longer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-07

Mr.. Calvin Colt, who died of heart dis
ease in this city last Monday, was one of
the inventors and patentees of the lima
packing for engines, in the introduction of
which he was engaged at the time of his
death. The deceased leaves two orphan
children, and his remains are to be for
warded to New York, where be lived pre-
vious to bis residing in this State.
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The Justice of the Verdict rendered
by the public years ago in favor Of the
Mexican Mustang Liniment must be apaa-
rent to all who have used that famous pre-
paration or seen it used. Its healing infu-
ence is irresistible. The most obstinate
forms of neuralgia or rheumatic disease ara
totally cured by it, and that in an ineon-
ceivably short space of time. External in
juries or sores, whether of man or beast, as
we'll as all equine or human maladies for
which liniment may be used, are speedily
remedied by its use. Remember, iJ is not
merely palliative but an eradieant OF dis
ease. nOv5 dsod1w&W1t
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ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Journal vs.. the Supreme

The Chicago Journal vs. the Supreme
Court.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-At the session Of the
Illinois Supreme Court ct Ottawa this
morning, full bench was present. Opt
mons were filed in the Chicago Journal
contempt case. Chief Justice Lawrence
with justices Thornton and McAllister
filed opinions favoring the Issue Of an at
tachment against Wilson, the proprietor,
and Sherman, the editor Of the paper, re :
turnable forthwith. Justice Walker con-
Cured in the opinion of the Chief Justice,
Justices Sheldon and Scottield dissenting
from the opinions. Justice Breeze though
dissenting filed no opinion.
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NOtiee.-We have this day appointed
Messrs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST 81 GIBSON
Sole Agents for the sale Of our Fire Proof
Safes in this city. Sample SAfes will be
found in their house at prices as low as
those at the Factory
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1872.
oc18 I'm
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We were pleased to see our young friend
Billy Reese come back to Nashville after
having had years business experience in
Atlanta. Billy has concluded to make
Nashville his future home, and perhaps
that Of another individual of the opposite
sex.
DR.. VIM Finley, of GAINESVILLE, and
Judge Geo II Nixon, of Lswrenceburg, are
registered a. the Maxwell House.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneOus affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
mar3f suuSthura "
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Temple of Honor.

Inc only temple OF Eonor I'D the city is
Nelson Temple No. 3, situated in South
Nashville. at a recent election the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing six months:
Z. q. LansdowIf, W. G. T.
A. Hite, w. Y. T.
John Z Minton, r S.
Robert Thurman, A. r. S.
j. Z. Stevenson, f. S.
@. ". Jones, T.
J. B. West, U.
Bobert NJ Porter, D.U
A. West, g.
NJ. Thomas, S.
W. W. Jones, P. W. G. T.
The installation was performed by W. a.
Wherry, Esq, Most w. T. of Tennessee,
assisted By Isaac Paul, ESQ.,, Most w. U. Of
Tennessee.
Spirited speeches were made by the
grand officers, Messrs. Lansdown, Hite,
Minton, aud p. w. C. T. Jones delivered
rousing addresses. This Temple has now
only been organized twelve months, but is
10 the most excellent working order, en-
rolling among her members some of the
finest man in the State.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
sleoruDkSc Report from Signal Service Corps u.
y. A., Of Observation, at $3.50 o'clock p. N.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. Q, Io7Z.
ProbabiIities.-For Gulf and South At
lantic States continued rain. Warm and
falling Barometer with Northwesterly to
Southeasterly winds for Middle and East
ern States. Warm and threatening weather
and falling Barometer and winds gradually
Veering to Northeasterly with continued
rain in Northwest, and thence to Ohio Val
ley and Michigan, and partly cloudy wealth
er, and Soushwesterly to Northwesserly
winds. On lower lakes, clearing weather
and Southwesterly winds Warning Gig
nails are ordered for New Orleans and No
bile.
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AT fashionable dinner party in New
York, the other day, superstitious lady
left the table because she noticed just
i'thirteen" in the company. A gallant
gentleman left his seat and persuaded her
to take il.
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A Ford County Qll.) farmer has 100000
bushels of corn on hand, and is happy.
1t makes some difference where you have
yonr corn. We know 3 man who has
only one corn on bis foot, and he Is not
happy.
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charged with having made an assault upon
another, with knife, was requested to
contribute ten dollars to the city treasury,
with which request he cheerfully complied.
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THE driver of "Topsy" at the York,
Pa, races was thrown upon the shaft by
the breaking Of wheel while the mare
was going at the rate of 2:3S, In an in
stsnt he jumped upon her back, without
materially checking her speed, and won
the race at $40 gait.
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Paul G. TaVeI have in store full lines
of Blank Books and Counting Room and
Office Stationery. As Union street.
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A Bitter Dose for France.

NEW YORK, Nov. Cit would seem
that the recent dispute as to the work un-
dertaken by the Germans at Belfort is not
to buried in oblivion, as recent explanations
might have led us to expect. The German
Government wants France to pay for the
construction or completion Of the defenses
which raised the controversy, and active
and earnest diplomatic communications are
an h,na
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Wake RObinl Wake RobiD!-English
Wake Robin Pills-s great medical triumph
only Is cts. per box. The great family
pill for the liver, stomach and bowels. Sold
by all druggists. 1t
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A superior and large stock Of all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Caters, all sizes, at
very low prices for cash.
J. RAMAGE & SOH,
oc22 II 4S College Street.
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RAILROAD TIRE TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
20. Leaves Lebanon at. ....6:4OA.Es
Arrived st Nashville st..S:40 A. n.
Leaves Nashville at. %. AGO P. n.
Arrives At Lebanon st. $3.50 P. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at Z O'Clock Up. N.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
at Lebanon st O'Clock A. N. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
st. E.ouis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. s;l5 A NJ and S:16 P. II.
" 4" arrIVes1:O5 Pm. and $3.50 L. n.
Memphis train lesves.... 200 A. n and 1:45 Pm.
4" sTrives....4:45 p. N. and $40 A. II.
ST. Bouis train leaves. -. 200 A. Il.
?" Arrives. LEO 7. Il.
TuIlahoma train leaves. $50 P. II.
&C EsriVes 945 Al
The S:15 A. n. trsin does nct on SundAys.
The 200 a. L. and s:l5 P. y. and l:z5 n. tTaine
IN daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RSikFOad.
Leave Ststisn On North College street at $50
N, 2:15 P. n. and Zoo Az.
Arrives at 500 A. NJ, and 445 P. n.
The 2:15 P. n. train does not stop st any point
between Nashville and GaIarin, except EGge-
field junction.
GaTEEtiR Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .3:S0.P. n.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern BafirOad.---NRshViIIe and
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
going SOUth-s:15 An; 1875 Pm
Arrive NOrth-5:05 AN; l:50 pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
viii and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA ACCCMMcDATIOE-Leave 3:15 p.
NJ, arrives 10 An, from L. q n. Depot, North
College street.
ST. Louis. Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. $40 Al
Accommodation leaves Nashville. .... .l;45 Pm
st. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville - 11:55 PIX
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .7:4O Az
Louisville and CineiDuaft Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave Snd arrive at Louisville as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. 1856 A. n. T:50 P. Il.
New York Express, daily. SIS P, X. $50 a. Z.
New York Night EXPTess,
daily. ............ 11:0OP. X. 1900 n.
Lexington Mail, except
sunday. 600 A. X. ESQ F. ~
Lexington Express, EXCEPT
sunday ESQ P. Il. Hoo A. n.
Lagrange Accommodate,
except suuday......... 500 P. n. s:o5 A.E
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Some Of Bell0n's renowned Black Silk,
the best in the market, at s., equal to any
in the city at 81. g. L. RICE & Co.
nOv6 81
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Most elegant Black Silk, heavy repped
and soft finish, reduced from g to $3.50
a great bargain. e.. RICE & Co.
nOT6 st
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Fifty Pieces Cashmere for boys wear,
from 80 cents upwards, at Northman's, No.
20 Public Square. Oel6 eodtf
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Death OF mcCIeIlan's Successor I'm
the Army Of the Potomac.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Gen. George
G.. Meade died at bis residence this evening
of pneumonia.
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Black Grosgrain Silk at sl.5O, cheap
at 81. - G. RICE s. Co.
n0v6 st
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In COIOred Silks we have the most
complete stock ever offered, in all the new
est shades, at prices which can't be beat.
move St g. RICE & Co.
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Handsome Black SIX at g, fully worth
$3.50. g. RICE & Co.
nov6 st
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DIED.

Collin this city, AZ $50 P. N. yesterday
CALVIN COLT, aged 40 years.
His funeral viii take place at No. Il ". Mar
ket street, at O'Clock this morning, 20 which
friends and acquaintance are invited.
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su,aeu Deatn

CorToN meets a good export demand in
New York at decline to 1910 for middling.