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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
made during the week ending Friday,
March 20, 1872:
J. T. Hamilton to Jos. P. Ham
ilton, deed to one-tenth interest
(undivided) in 230 acres land
in 10th district.
Sam j. Little and wife, Lizzie,
L. P. Hogan and II. B. Hogan
to James Mallory, deed to 25
acres land in the Sd district. IS Dps 90
Caroline Y. Reynolds by G. W.
Harding, attorney in fact, to
Jno. Mcdonald, deed to lots u,
Is and IA in Harding's addition 1856 90
W. T. Woodland to Geo. Treiber,
deed to one acre land in 10th
district Of Wilson county,. 500 90
Samuel Sharp, attorney in fact, to
A. II. Hurley, deed to 80 feet
ground on South Market st -. 600 90
A. 81. Hurley to Samuel Sharp,
deed to fifty feet ground on
South Market street for. ..... 500 90
r. B. Castleman to J. Lumsden &
on South Market street for. $500 90
Joseph Wolfe to II. G. Mackrell,
street for. ................... 1901 rs
Joseph Wolfe to Henry Wolfe,
deed to part of lot on Market
and College streets for. .... 2,122 so
j. r. Rains to W. W. Johnson,
deed to land in eighth civil dis
trict for. NORTHUMBERLAND. 1000 90
Geo. Lumsden to Barbara
Adams, deed to part of lot No.
20, plan of Nashville, %! feet
Observation-Disclosures 90
Steven Louis, w. A, SiZemore to
r. P. Jenkius-deed proven by
Emile G. Laurent and Samuel
Jenkins-to house and lot on
Smiley street, Hunters addition
to Edge1eld for. .......... 200 90
Richard B.Wright to G. P. Thrus-
ton, deed to lot "a in Pauls
addition for. ................. 1000 90
Jno. M. Bass to Thomas Gray,
deed to west half of lot No. "a
Bass first addition to Nashville
for ......................... Al 90
n. E. Anoway, Matilda G. Allo-
way to Henry M. Blanke, deed
to lots Is, 10, 20and q of block
No. of Thos. F. Smiths adj
ton to st. Louis, Missouri.
James NJ. Murrell to Louis II.
Lanier, deed to lot in city for IS 90
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UNAVAILABLE Letters.

The following is list of unavailable let
tiers in the Nashville PostOfice, Saturday,
March 30, 1872. Persons claiming these
letters should call at the stamp window.
Those not called for will be sent to the
dead letter Office at Washington, D. c.,
Monday, April s, 1872.
UNSTAMPED.
Ada Mcdonald, Washington, D. c.;
Miss Clara Schunel, Cincinnati, Ohio; SEQ
vile Mfg Co., Messrs. Garclew & Co.,
Edward A. Govellor, New York City; Mrs.
Sue E. Lambeth, Florence, Ala; James
Bloodworth, Davan, Ky.; Andrew Phillips,
Fore Station, KY; J. NJ. Coulter, Miss
Ida johnson, Miss Gertie Carter, W. J..
Bonner, Chas. L. HOLSTER, City.
NsUFFICIENTLY STAMPED.
Mrs. Betsy Washington, Monrovia, Libe-
ria.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
James P. johnson, Franklin, Tenn.
HELD FOR BETTER OBJECTION.
Kate Kearnes, care Of John O'Brien, 123
1st street, between 1st and I'd streets.
One letter without any address.
W. F. PROssER, P. NJ.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN SUNDAY MARCH 81 1874
FAcrs AND FANc1Ea.


Do saints keep holy day in heavenly places7
Does the old Joy shine new IN angel faces?
Are hymns still sung the night when Christ was
born,
And anthems on the Resurrection Morn9
Because our little year of earth Is run,
Do they make record there beyond the sun?
And in their homes of light so far away
Mark with us the sweet coming Of this dayP
What is their Easter? For they have no graves.
No shadow there the holy sunrise Graves
Deep In the heart of noontide marvellous
Whose breaking glory reaches down to us.
How did the Lord keep Eastern With His ownl
Back to meet Mary where she grieVed alone,
With face and mien all tenderly the same,
Unto the very sepulcher He came.
All, the dear message that He gave her then
Said for the sake of all bruised hearts of menl
-"Go, tell those friends who have believed on
me,
go before them into Galilee!"
"Into the life so poor and hard and plain,
That for while they must take up again,
My presence passesl Where their feet toll slow
Mine, shining swift with love, still foremost gOI
To walk little with them where they stay,
To bring my peace. Watchl For ye do not
know
The day, the honr, when may find you sol"
And do think, as He came back to her,
The many mansions may be all astir
With tender steps that hasten in the way,
Seeking their own upon this Easter day.
Parting the veil that hideth them about,
l think they do come, softly wistful, out
From homes of heaven that only seem so far,
And walk in gardens where the new tOmbs Rrei
Yesterday was one of the most buster
ing days of the month. At night the clouds
were threatening and indications were favor
able to rain.
Ameeting of the Suspension Bridge Di-
rectors was held yesterday. Ambrose Nor
rison, assistant bridge keeper, resigned his
position, and George Mckinney was sp-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The foundation for store on the old
McNairy property, Summer street, has been
commenced.
Whether barber shops will be closed, or
kept open on the Sabbath is to be leading
issue in the next Presidential election.
Gray & Noble have just introduced the
latest novelties in sleeve buttons, suitable to
all professions, and particularly NJ. DIS.
The attention of the bridge authorities
has been directed TO the ugly habit ofthrow-
ing rocks on steamboats, passing under the
bridge. If that practice continues to be in
dulged in, somebody will be arrested.
G. r. Sneed of Williamson county, has es-
tablished headquarters with the firm Of Muir
ray & Regain, on Market street.
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ssThe Model Man,

On next Friday evening Rev. DR.. 7. G.
Jones willldeliver lecture at the First Bap-
fist Church, in Summer street, the proceeds
to be appropriated to the Protestant Or
phan Asylum, which institution is still in
an embarrassing financial condition. The
subject chosen by the distinguished lecturer
will be that of 'The Model Man." and from
the well-known literary culture and polish
OF DR.. Jones, we may well anticipate, not
only an elegant but sensible and entertain
ing lecture.
We also sincerely trust that the benevo-
lently disposed of other denominations,
other than the Baptist, will lend their aid
and encouragement, since the asylum is not
denominational in itself, but should be fos-
tered by all our people irrespective of other
minor considerations.
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The Circus.

Notwithstanding the heavy wind last
night the circus was jammed with people,
ali of whom were pleased by the splendid
performance and instructed by the rare
curiosities on exhibition. While not so
large as other menageries and museums,
the novelty of the things found under
Backenstose's tent more than equal that of
any other We ever beheld. The costumes,
clowns and ring performance generally was
excellent and most creditable last night.
Blackenstose has been well patronized here
and should have remained week instead
of only two DAYS.
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on Sunday morning increasing southerly
winds and clOudiness, with very probably
threatening weather viii prevail over the
South Atlantic and Gulf States. Rising ba-
rometer with nOrtheasterly winds and clear
ing weather are probable for the Northwest
on Sunday, and win gradually extend east
ward over the upper lakes and the Ohio
Valley. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pated for the Atlantic and gulf coasts.
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The Orphans Fair at Masonic Hall.


Yesterday the hall was turned inside out,
and everything betokened a "gay time
coming" Tomorrow night it will be gilt
terng with beauty, and comeliness. Mirth
and music, intelligence and benevolence,
noble men and lovely women, will make
the scene one that must be seen to be ap-
preciated. The tables this year, we are
told, will be as well filled and varied as
usual, and withal even more attractive. But
of this we will speak from observation
hereafter. The shooting gallery will be man
aged by that amiable gentleman, the illustri-
Gus St. Patricks Grand Marshal, who is not
a whit too proud to work for the orphans,
Notwithstanding the honors he wears SO
well. He has secured two Of the best guns
in the country-a pair of Southern cap
guns-and he expects the people will give
him fair trial. Among other articles of
beauty and utility for the Sunday-school
table, we may name the splendid silk quilt,
presented by Mrs. Jack Kennedy, and the
valuable lace curtains, joint contribution
from D. Loveman & Co. and the Misses
CASTILLO and Annie Ahern. Also some fine
embroidery given by Miss Mary Naughton,
and valuable pictures, one of them donated
by Mr.. Poole, corner of Union and Cherry
streets. Mr.. Henry Bustard, also, sent
something handsome.
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Tennessee and Pacific RaiIrOad-An-
nuaI Election of Officers Yesterday.

At meeting of the Stockholders of the
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Company,
held yesterday, DR.. Owen, of Lebanon, was
called to the chair. The meeting was for
the annual election of directors of the
above road. Justices Everett and Baskette
being present as judges, R. W. Miller and
Frank P. Dortch acting clerks of the cleo
ton. An almost full stock Of
the road was represented, and
the ballot being taken 12,09S votes were
cast, resulting in the election Of the old board
of directors, composed of the following gen.
tlemen: Geo. Nancy, Jno. Kirkman, j. W.
Paramore, A. L. Porter, Samuel Watkins Of
Davidson county; Jno. Crudup, J. S.
McLain and G. L. Robinson, of Wilson
county; Jno. A. Fife, Thos. Waters and Geo.
81. Glass of Smith county. There was no
division of vote and meeting of directors
for the purpose of organization is called
at 10 A. N. Monday,
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EIectiOn OF Oncsrs.

At regular meeting of Elysian Grove
Division No / Sons of Temperance, held
Wednesday evening, March q, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing ses-
sion: T. j. Burnett, w. p; Mrs. Addie
Jones, w. A; E. G. Langsdown, r. s.; w.
w. Jones, F. S., j. B. West, Treas; Isaac
Paul, Chaplain; VIM. Nokes, Conductor;
Miss Lou. Childress, Assistant Conductor;
j. w. Jolly, ST., 1. s; G. W. Hogan, o. s.;
]. w. Taylor, 2. w. 2.
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undeItvered Disnatche..

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Telegraph Office Saturday
and to p. M:
VIM. Jacobs, Nilsson & Walsh, P. R. Al
bert, w. LOveman, Truit Sons & Morgan,
w. Feldman, Gray, Kirhman & Co., j. S.
Beadle, Whitman & Hambrick, S. B. Spur
lock & Co., Forsyth & Chedbourne, Noel &
Platter, Rhea, Smith & Co., Robt. Thomp-
son, John NJ. Bass, Mrs. Geo. Cunningham;
Howard & Soule, Mrs. Col. Charles II. IT.
win, Cornelius Henry, Edward Fl. Treat,
J. W. Wiltshire, S. G. Bradley, Miss lola
Hammer, W. F. LEIGH, Mrs. Luan Bealla,
James Even, Mr. +. Tuilte, Fred. R. Shell.
ton, Jim. Dickerson (coi.)
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Ballard for the sum of $4,000. She was ad-
vertised to leave Evansville for this place
yesterday.
The Selma Times says the Alabama river
is booming just now, and is higher than we
have seen it for months. The city wharf
is almost entirely submerged.
The Memphis AUdLdnche Of Friday says:
The river is falling rapidly, and all up riv-
er points reported decline yesterday, ex-
cept Davenport, at the foot of the Upper
Mississippi rapids, below which point a
swell is reported. Arkansas, White, Qua
chita, YazOO, and all Southern streams are
in good boating order. The weather yes
terday was beautiful. Business in the har-
Dor light.
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RIVER News.

The river was falling at this point yester-
day, with 81 feet large on the shoals. Wea-
Their cloudy and clustering.
The Ella Hughes arrived from the Upper
Cumberland. Her cargo consisted of 73
hhds tobacco for New Orleans, Is for Louis
vile, and s for Nashville.
The Burksville with good trip departed
for the Upper Cumberland.
The John Lumsden is due to-day, and is
the regular packet for Cairo tomorrow at
pm. The experienced commander IS Capt.
Owen Davis, with Pope johnson In the
O6ice.
The B. II. Hurt and G. W. Thomas are
en- route to this port, from Evansville.
The Mallie Ragon has been sold to Capt.
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LATEST Markets By TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, March 3O.-Cotton quiet,
little doing; middlings 213c; net receipts
1924 bales; exports coastwise 716 bales;
sales 25O bales; stock 1881 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 30.-Cotton quiet;
middlings PC; net receipts AIS bales; stock
1900 bales.
MOBILE, March 30.-Cotton firm; mid
dlings 221c; net receipts 842 bales; sales
1000 bales; stock 35, 859 bales.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-$330,O00 in
gold drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
cashed and information furnished. The
highest rates paid for doubloons, all kinds of
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor & Co., Bank
ers, No. 16 Wall street, New York.
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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.
mar31 sunSthurs "
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The Comptroller was engaged yesterday
in renewing the negotiable character Of
nineteen State bonds Of 1900 denomina-
ton each, deposited by an insurance COM
pany and endorsed to the Comptroller. The
company having withdrawn from business
in this State the Comptroller has made
them, by proper endorsement, payable to
the bearer, which saves the trouble of issu-
ing new bonds.
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Good for Seven Days.-We will sell
Boots, Shoes and Trunks cheap as any
house in the city, ant give pair of slippers
or shoes to every customer who buys $40
worth. T. E. WINsTEAD 81 Co., Cherry
street, opposite Maxwell House.
mrs 2t fri. and sun.
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Easter Music.

Prof. Beauman, organist at the Cathe-
dral, with the assistance of other eminent
talent, gives us to-day, for the first. time in
Nashville, the Grand Mass in G by G. NJ.
Won Weber, with an orchestra of twelve
organ-and about sixteen No. l voices.
Also, for the first time, grand quintette
and chorus by Hummel. High Mass be-
gins at l05 O'Clock.
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Announcements Of candidates for Office
must be paid in advance; State, County
and Judicial Offices ten dollars each. Cards
advocating claims of individuals to any Of
fee viii be charged 20 cents line, likewise
PAYABLE In advance. tt
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DIR. Dean Clark from Boston will lecture
at McClure's Hall, Edgefeld, this morning
Sunday at IL o'clock and at this after
noon. Subject in the morning THE
Teachings of Spiritualism." Subject in the
afternoon -"The Bible Evidences of
SniritI1alisIno
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Nashville illustrated.

This volume which is being compiled by
j. r. Buckingham for distribution at the
Indiana Exposition, is so far advanced that
he will be able to show specimen pages this
week. 1t is probable also that the book
will have to be larger than at first intended
in order to admit additional engravings
which are being ordered for the work.
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Having identified myself with the popu-
lar and well-known Dry Goods House of
G. Rice & Co., No. 81 College street, will
be pleased to see all my friends and former
customers, and will make it their interest
by calling. can exhibit splendid stock
Of goods at right prices.
SUMNER KIRKPATRICK,
Formerly of Z. T. Kirkpatrick & Co.
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Ladies' Saratoga, Empress and Embassy,
and gentlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks,
very cheap and excellent quality, at VIM.
Dunstead's, 81 College ST., between Union
and Church. mr24 IF
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UBBIOR OF THE UHIBF SI6NAL UFFIUsaa,
WASHINGTON, d. G., March 80 lo'z'
PrObdbilities-T low barometer over
Eastern Kansas will probably move north
eastward over the lower lakes as quite
storm. The area of rain viii extend east
ward over the Middle States, but as snow
along the lower lake region with increasing
to brisk southerly to easterly winds during
the night and over New England. By and
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Small Children Wanted.-One thous-
and small children wanted to wear the
BEAUTIFUL PIQUE AND LINEN SUITS we
havejust opened. Bring them along to be
fitted at the store.
mh30 st THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Llor Cairo, Sc. Louis. a
il Memphis and New lI8thasA-
OrIeans.-The fine Psssen- - Ezzss -
ger Steamer John Lum8den. o. W. Davis,
Master, will leave as above on MONDAY,
April LIST, at 4 o'clock P. n. For freight u pas-
sage apply on board, OF 70 Q. II. Arthur 8
co. or HARRISON s. son, Agents.
mh90 2t
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If you want the best Cook Stove in use,
go to Mcclure, Buck & Co. and buy the
"Fashion" Stove. Over $4,000 in use; every
steve warranted to give satisfaction.
feb13 till julyl3 deow6m
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Assault and Battery.

A colored Waterman at the circus last
night was assaulted and severely cut on the
head witha brickbat, by parcel of boys who
made rush to raise the curtains. About
twenty of them managed to get in, and
caused some sensation among the specta-
tors, BY crawling up between the seats.
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Mr.. SUMNER KIRKPATRICK, long and
favorably known to the dry goods trade Of
this city, has located with Messrs. g. Rice
& Co. We bespeak for him the patronage
of his friends in his new field of operations.
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dAH1Y
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Yesterday ffty-four pensions were paid at
the agency in this city. The payment OF
pensions for the month Of March has been
largely in excess of that Of any previous
month.
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u.NInternaI Revenue.

The sum of S6,248.O8 was yesterday paid
into the United States internal revenue Of
fee. The total collections for the month of
March are upwards Of $2S,500.
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As it will be impossible for the commit
tee to call on all of our citizens, they take
this occasion to say, any who may desire to
subscribe, can find blank notes with either
of the undersigned who will take pleasure
in receipting for any amount that may be
subscribed. NJ. KEAN,
N. 3. HOWELL,
THos. PARKS,
w. D. KELLEY,
J. L. WEAKLEY.
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The handsOmest assortment of Parasols
in the city at G. Rice & Co.'S, 1t
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Ladies' ScarfS! Ladies' Scarfs!-The
handsomest in tbs city. Dola Warden La
dies Scarfs received to-day at G. Rice &
Co.'S. 1t
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T. E. Winstead & Co., opposite the
Maxwell House, are receiving large lot Of
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises and Tray-
cling Bags, which they are selling at re-
duced prices. mh20 eOd1W
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is in the vicinity of several Presbyterian
churches. mh26 1W
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Sawed Poplar Laths. - 100000 for
sale at reduced rates, NJ. G. Goldberg &
Sons Lumber Yard. mh10tf
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TRY LiIIard's Cemicade, bed bug STAY
or. At cor, Church and Vine. 1t
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Just ReceiTed-A large stock of Dress
Goods at very low prices, at
mh31 If CHAs. RICHHEI1IER & Co.'S.
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Burnett's Cocaine excles any other hair
preparation. ape law sun 1y
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ParasOls! ParasOls!-Wahing Cane
Parasols received to-day at G. Rice & Cos.
1t
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New style Striped Japanese Silks at 4Oc
a yard at the National Store, 80 Public
Square, corner College street.
MCGLoIN & CURRID.
Moi err,
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DOla Wardin Walking Cane Parasols
received to-day at G. Rice & Co.'S. 1t
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DOmestics and Linens very cheap at
mh31 If CHAs. RICHHEIMER q Cos.
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A large stock of Cassimeres for men
and bows wear, cheap, at the National
Store, 38 Public Square, corner College.
MCGLoIN 81 CURRID.
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A fuII line of new Dress Goods from
15c a yard up, at the National Store, 3S
Public Square, corner College.
MCGLoIN & CURRID.
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CITY NOTICES.

Dancing as an Art.-Prof. DeBennett
respectfully requests the ladies to have
their children at Luck's Hall, 112 Church
street, on Monday, April l, P. NJ. 1t
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p. S.-Best quality Kid Gloves at one
dollar pair and every pair warranted, at
mb3I If CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Cos.
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Lumber for building purposes furnished
at short notice by
SPAIN g HAWKINS,
mh16 eod2W No. 40 Sou-h High st.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
rsIsgTaphic Report from Signal Service CoTps, q
n a, of Observations at O'Clock, p. NJ
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Ladies' Button Boots at the Maxwell
House Shoe Store for $3.50. mh20 eOd1w
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Cedar Lumber of all kinds and dimen-
sion, ior sale by SPAIN q HAWKINS,
mh16 eod2W No. 40 South High ST..
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100000 Drawed Poplar Shingles for
sale by SPAIN q HAWKINS,
mhi6 eod2W No. 40 South High st.
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subscriptions to the Industrial Elk.
rOs3tfOu.

The following sums have been received
by the Finance Committee in addition to
those already published:
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