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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-27
MELANGE.


Twelve sortes Of mete my wife provides
gec -Four are of fieshe, Of frute are Hour, a
The other four OF fysshe ~
For the fyrste corse shee stores my borde
Wvthe birds that daintles are; .
And first quayle and next rayle,
A bytter and jarre.
Mine appetite when cloyede with these,
Wvthe fvshe she makes vt sharpe,
e And brynges me next a lumpe, poubS'
gugeon and carpe' -ff ~
The SECOND corse of frute well servo,
Fittynge well the season,
A medlar and harichoke,
A crab and small resoh'
WHATS he that having soche WIFE,
Upon her sholde not dote; s
Who ev'ry day provides MN iae
That costs him not groteT
The children's kingdom-Lap-land;
The best color for faees-Waber colol'
"A cowardly sssau.t-To beat retreat
Dangerous acquaintance--fhose WHO
atake lifen cheerfully.
Breach of good malners--For rum 10
stare you in the face.
A volume that will bring tears to your
eyes-A volume of smoke. -
when is an army like tuck in a lady 5
skirt? When it is hemmed in.
-Msidenhood and widowhood-IWo
hoods constantly SO. for the inveiglement OF
mankind
--Girls in the Eastern shoe factories
| make on an average twelve dollars per
week. and they considered it the best ousl-
ness on foot
Sir Walter Scott was the first man VINO
encouraged the finding of Livingstone. de
wrote "On, Stanley, on" and Stanley went
as soon as be could. 11
THE time Of the singing of birds has
come little; but critics would say the notes
are rather thin and qusVering, and the rests
too frequent.
"A vouug Bostonian, only twenty years
old has written Dineteen dramas, and is SUI
! writing. They buy no kindling WOOD In
that family.
w"Come, gentle spring." sighs Jones, a!
he YEARLY losses his sching bones at night
but Jones' landlady thinks Stat bedstead'
good enough for any of her dodgers:
"A man died 10 Seneca Falls, n. I ., the
other day, and in his will left "that Old llal
and tsttler, the widow Jones, two cents"
"A Chicago servant gil recently took
dose of morphine to make her cheeks 1851
pale. 1t was one of the Creates successe
on record.
"A Louisville girl swallowed a horse
shoe nail, few days ago, and now sh
is allowed to stay out OF school, haV
pie between meals, aud sit up late ever
ings.
What the Bible says on Fosters cast
Chapter 80, verse Is, of Numbers, reads a
follows: "And if he smite him with an IL
strument of iron, so that be die, he is
murderer; the murderer shall surely be Pr
10 death"
"A fond father recently wrote: 'lt gen
orally takes twenty years of training !
eradicate the word 'nice' from woman
vocabulary. The Falls of Niagara, Ii
Psalms of David, and the progress oil ID
human race were all nice 10 my dest u
she got married"
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TYPOGRAPHICAL.

Under the heading, Sidewalk notes" the
Banner tells US that Olive Logan ectured
in Chattanooga Tuesday night.
The st. Louis papers publish what they
call East ST. Louis ''neWs," and this is the
wav in which the custom was adopted:
About year ago a young man OF literary
turn Of mind sent over hall column Oh
items from East st. Louis TO the
st. Louis evening papers Ihose
items were stolen by the morning papers,
dressed up little and appeared the next
day as fresh matter. The evening papers,
not recognizing the fraud, stole The same
half column from the morning papers, the
Iatter retaliating the next day, the matter
being changed somewhat each time It ap-
paared in print. Now every well regulated
St. Louis paper has its half COL
umn of East St. Louis items, and
g1ea; show of enterprise is maintained at
comparatively little expense, as that same
old half column is still on duty, but altered
90 that its originator would never recognize
it in the world.
Since the dissolving Of the General AS
sembIy the rotunda of the Maxwell House,
and other places of popular resort, present
a very much thinned-ou5 appearance
An English writer di8courses somewhat
sarcasticaIy of that small coin, the three
penny piece. He says: "It is too weak to
bring home sack Of four; it is no use to
pay a half years rent; SO 1t Is soiemniy ana
sscredly set apart TO tie help OF the LORD, TO
the help of the Lord against the mighty"
Three boys, aged respectively ten, twelve
and fourteen years, were arrested recently
in Minneapolis for stealing a quantity OF
photographs and small pictures. The small
est boy gave the following explanation OF
the circ4rog. aDces of the theft: The boys
sit with the girls, and the girls don't like
the boys unless they give Them presents
Bill Houston got lois of things and gave
them to his girl, he always has lots OF girls
He gave other boys pictures to give to tneil
gals, and gave me two OF three, but dldn
give them to my girl, cause l haven't go
any girl. There are not girls enough to &C
round, and l sit with the boys.-Cincinnndt
| Times.
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Police Pickings.

As might have been expected, the sudden
descent of the mercury in the thermOme-
ter required that Ed. Bertrand, Esq, should
lay in a stock of coal. BetakiDg himself
and his little Dasket to car loaded with
coal, he was busly carrying into effect
Cakes Ames' motto, to "put it where it
would do the most good" By transferring q
norton of the coal from the car 10 his JAS
ket, when he was checked in his little
enterprise by the unexpected appearance
of the individual who owned the coal. Ed
ward was escorted to the Hotel de Gala
boose, and was yesterday morning inter-
viewed by Judge Duling with reference to
the coal business. He was sent down 10
the work-house, with the understanding
that he will remain there until the court is
enabled to make some arrangement with
regard to binding him out.
Aieck Finch INDUCED in excessive festiVity
to such an extent as to call down upon
his head the denunciations of his more
gu city disposed neighoors who pronounced
Aleck drunk-drunk and disprderly. Mr..
Finch Indignantly denied the soft impeach
ment, supporting himself by the railing as
he did SO, but the court was no. inclined to
accept his statement with refer nee 10 the
matter, being evidently OF the opinion ina
be was laboring under delusion with refer
ence to the matter, not that Aleek would
knowingly make misstatement, or prevar-
icate intentionally, but We are all liable to
err, as The court very sensibly remarked,
and as Mr.. Finch, at the time of his ap
psarance in the court room, was still under
the influence of his potations, his honor
thought he was ezeusable for not telling the
truth Under the circumstances Aleck was
fined $40.
Mandy Hunt didn't attempt to dis
guise the fact that she had used
Language of a profAne and offensive chArac-
ter. She was free to confess that in sc
doing she had gone contrary to the statute:
in such cases made and provided, and she
was willing to abide by the consequences.
The consequences in this instance consisted
in five dollar tine. s e .-.--
-4-1DD&--
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Cd
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL, OFFICER.


WASHINGTON, d. c., March %, 1875.
ProbdbiLities.-The storm centre In New
England will move east over Massachusetts,
Bay, with increasing severity, for Thur
day, in New England. North and west
winds, increasing to brisk, and psssiely
high, with cloud and snow, followed Thurs
day night by clearing weather for Middle
States. Brisk northwest winds, clear or
clearing weather for South Atlantic Ststes.
Diminishing winds, cloudy weather and
rising temperature for Eastern Gulf States.
Clear weather and light winds, followed
Thursday afternoon BY falling brometer
aud southeast winds, extending also over
Western Gulf States. For Ohio valley,
rising barometer, northerly winds aud clear
weather, followed Thursday afternoon by
light southerly winds and rising temPera-
t1re. For Upper Lakes clear cold weather,
followed by north and east winds and in
creasing cloudiness A storm centre will
develop during Thursday in Dakota, pre-
ceded by increasing sOutherly winds and
threatening weather in Minnesots. eau
tionary signals continue at Portland, BOs-
ton, New Haven, New London, New York,
Baltimore, Cape Nay Norfolk and VIII
mington. Caut.onary signals will be dis
played at Lake stations after April LIST.
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ONY TWO DOLLARS A YEAE
Neu Adrertisements.

Boarding offered in private family.
Edgefeld cottages for rent by j. ID.
Wood.
Reward for gOld-headed pencil.
Bankrupt sale this morning by Barnes q
Co., at No. 20 n. College street.
Notice of County Court sale by w. &.
Ewin, Clerk.
Executive proclamation, offering $3.50 re-
ward. .-
Subscribe for the Nashville WEEKLY
Union AND AMERICAN, Il pages, Y col
umns. Only s. per annum.
Steamer Frank 2. Grscey for Cairo al
O'Clock to morrow evening.
Among our new advertisements will be
found that of Gray & Noble, who have just
received their spring stock Of hats, caps and
gentlemen's fine furnishing goods, replete
with all the novelties of the season, en-
bracing new style hate, dress shiri S, fee
scarfs, handkerchiefs, ties, etc. These gen.
tlemen are not only polite and pleasant in
their attentions, but have had much eX-
perience in their line Of business, and offer
only first class goods.
Steamer Tyrone for Cairo al 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Steamer John S. Bransford for upper
Cumberland at 4 o'clock this evening.
Cumberland Lodge No. 8, +. ~ A. NJ,
meets tonight.
Ye&tmaD, Shields Il Co. announce an ex'
tensive auction sale OF dry goods, etc, al
% o'clock this morning.
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&-O~$-
Municipal.

Last night was the night appointed for
en- adjourned meeting of the Board OF AL
dermen. President Plunkett being absent,
Alderman Chamberlain was called to the
chair. The roll was called, when the fol-
lowing named were found to be present !:
Messrs. Douglass, Linck, Pentecost, Blan-
ton and Chamberlain.
Mr.. Pentecost stated that the Board was
COR PEELED to adjourn the night before with
oat having transacted any business, for
want of quorum, and as there was no
quorum present at that time, he moved that
the Marshal be directed 10 notify the abb
sentees to be present tonight, and liz case
they were again absent, that they be fined.
The motion was agreed to and the Board
adjourned until 1920 tonight.
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RIoaded Rerkshire Hogs.

Samuel NJ. Pryor, of Paris, Bourbon
county, KY, sold recently to the following
parties some of bis blooded Berkshire hogs,
TO wit: W. T. McCampbel, Indiana, a
scw pig $25; r. f. Phillips, Indiana, I'VE
sows for $500 and an imported boar Tor
500: It. w. Mcclure, Indiana, SOW pig
S25; John Paterson. Ohio, SOW in pig
$40; B. NJ. Bramer, Tennessee, a SOW pig
$40; William Allison, Ohio, one gelt $50;
Cd. jack GoOsh, Tennessee, one boar not
delivered SIS; Thomas L. Ganard, Ken
lucky, one pair Of pigs; L. A. Hood, Mis-
sour, one boar pig SIS; G. PhilPot, Ten
nessee, one boar $40; Thomas Moore, In
diana, three pigs S63; A. Il. Penn, Georgia,
one boar $40; William Allison, Ohio, boar
pig ST.; Mr.. Tompkins, Tennessee, one
boar $40. This stock was all bred by MIR
Pryor's renowned and celebrated Lee herd
which for reputation and size are not sur
passed by any breed in Kentucky
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nnTrate Female.

Considerable attention was attracted on
College street, last night, by the noise and
obstreperous conduct of colored woman
who was being conveyed to the cooler by a
guardian Of the peace. The woman had
received a severe blow on the cheek, IN
some way, from which the blood was how
ing freely, and as she walked along the
street she ccnversed in a very free and fluent
manner, and in tone sufficiently loud to
insure her being heard by the policeman
wbo walked by her side, tenderly holding
her hand IN his own.
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? RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Leave STATEN on North College street at 500
A n, AID 200 2. Il, Daily.
Arrives at 4:35 A. N, and 6:l5 P. 4. -,
The zoo P. Il. train does not stop 81 Any P9lL'
patvTsep Nashville and Gallstin, except Edge
neld Junction.
$4,000. Recommendation. Daily.
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Tse Prettiest Girl in the state.

To the Union ana American: -
RoGERsvILLE, March "a, lSI3.-Dear
Sir: saw In your paper an article from
one Of your exchanges claiming TO have the
preltiest girl in the State. have travelled
an over East Tennessee AMI West Ten
nessee, in the interest of a aewing machine,
and am almost sure that the prettiest girl
in The State resides at Rogersville, and not
at Dyersburg, as is claimed. That bust
ness gives one splendid chauces Of seeing
all the pretty girls, and I think thai II a
p-emiam was offered TO the town that could
show the most, that Rogersville would win
by a large majority. Ia order to De con-
WINGED or this you have only to pay TINS
charming place visit. A TRAVELLER
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CITY NOTICES.
Arrived. oneped and ready for sale,

Arrived, opened and ready for sale,
so pieces of Checked and Striped Summer
Silks, the largest assortment in the city,
price S1.25, worth 81. 10 to that our Soc.
Silk Poplins are the best in the city; come
and compare samples. Dress Goods Of every
description. Shawls and Scarfs, the latest
designs manufactured. Just opened and
ready for sale, the best quality of Foulard
Silks, % in. wide, at 75c. per yard. Silk
Fischues, every style and shade imaginable.
White Bows, Ruches, Frills, Collaretts, ETC.,
etc., in abundance. Corsets, corsets-the
Pet Corset at SIPS, cheap at Sl.75. Every
article in Ladies' Underwear at very low
prices. Irish Linens-a very large supply
cheap. Table Linens, Dinner Napkins,
Towels, ETC., in great abundance. Kid
Gloves and Hosiery very low. The best
assortment of Notions ever kept by any
dry goods house in Nashville. Domestics-
a complete stock. White Goods of every
description. Tsilor's Trimmings, best quail
ity. Cassimeres for men and boys wear, q
good assortment. ALI these goods are ready
and waiting for greenbacks. Special atten-
ton to country merchants. Cash buyers
can save considerable money by purchasing
from US. Call soon.
mh26 ct top G. RICE q 20.
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so Much Delay.

A subscriber, renewing his subscription
10 the UNION AND AMERICAN for the COM
ing year writes as follows: at is sometimes
fifteen or twenty days old when get it, but
it is like the negro's christmas used TO De,
"a long time coming, but mighty good, 'che1l
a does cones We are a. a loss 70 know
why the delay, and hope the poslofiice de-
partment win hunt up the irregularities be-
tween here and Oyertoa county.
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Schenek;s PulmOnic Candy embraces

Schenek's PulmOnic Candy embraces
in a great degree all the principles of
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, and while as
pleasant to the palate as the purest of con-
fections, its medicinal properties render it
effectual in coughs, colds, bronchial and Ca
tarrhal affections, etc. 1t is the most &C
ceptable remedy for children or infants, and
can be given with IMMUNITY; while for pro
fessional gentlemen, or those who suffer
from loss of voice, it is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in 20 cent boxes
convenient for the pocket, and are for sale
By ell druggists and dealers. a.
j. II. SCHENCK & Son,
S. E. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia.
ian15 cody
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The river was rising rapidly al this point
yesterday, with ten feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather raw and cold.
The Tyrone arrived from Cairo heavily
loaded with grain and merchandise.
The BuTksville, loaded with corn, arrived
from the Ohio River.
The Ada HeiIman departed for Shawnee
town, after another load of corn. rf
The Ella Hughes and John S. 3ransford
were hourly expected when we we're az the
wharf last evening.
Owing to the sudden rise in The river,
Pink Dsws, Jr. and his force had to sus-
pend operations al the Shoals.
In consequences of the heavy blow on
Tuesday night the Tyrone had to lay up,
and did not arrive here in time TO depart
again last evening. She leaves for Cairo
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The John S. Bransford IS the regular
packet for BuIksville and Bakerton this
evening at 4 o'cl1ck, Capt. Lowell COM
handing, and W. E. Byers In the office.
Mi Lord and a wellknown Broadway
druggist are about to adjust their differ
ences amicably.
The directors Of the Memphis and St.
Louis Packet Company have presented
| Mrs. j. N. COrDeu 81 ,UOU as q marx OF apl
probation of the services Of her husband,
the late Capt. J. n. Corbett, who died
some months since, while in command OF
the Emma G. Elliott.
| Buz revives the following Several years
| ago, when Capt. Thomas Bells1yder was
/ com handing the old James Dick, ne thusly
| undertook TO dispose Of some 'swtld cat"
currency, which his agent ia this city ad-
vised him to get rid of quickly as possible.
| Can't. "Bell" hailed a Mississippi River
wood merchant and asked bin IL be would
take AtchafaI&ya money for his wood.
"Oh, yes" sung out the dealer In cotton
| wood. The Dick rounded to, landed, and
| ffty cords were taken on board, when
| Alex. Jenkins, the clerk, counted out the
money and asked the woOdman 70 sign
receipt therefor, which he refused Capt.
Bellsnyder asked him what was the mat
ter, and if he had not agreed 10 take the
Atchalafaya money. HOh, certainly" said
he, sand viii take it now, eUeR." The
| Captain asked him what he meant by even.
" CORD FOR CORD ~ replied the Arkansas
| wood-chopper. ~
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CITY NoTICES.

While waiting for Cough TO go as it
came, you are often laying the foundation
for some Pulmonary or Bronchial Alice
ton. 1t is better to get rid OF Cold It
once by using that sure remedy, DI. d.
Jayne's Expectorsnt, which will cure the
most stubborn Cough anu relieve you Of all
anxiety as to dangerous consequences. Solo
everywhere. mb25 eod1w head
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The Recent murdeF-A Reward Of
$500 from the Governor.

There has been no further developments
in regard to the shocking and mysterious
murder eff Mrs. Housea, the full particulars
.ofwhich we're published in the UNION AND
AsGEBIoAN CT yesterday The Governor
has offered a reward of 500 for the sppre-
hension and conviction Of the parties en-
gaveii- in this diaooliesl deed, which procla-
nation will be published tomorrow. 1t is
10 he boDed that this reward will bring the
ur,;lfv raFties to Justice.
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3. Powers & Son have removed th

s. Powers & Son have removed their
clothing house to No. 40 South Market ST.,
one door below ]. &. L. Whorley's, where
they will be glad to see their old patrons
and The general public. And in order to
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, viii
sell their present stock at less than cost.
MAJ Il -
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Boarding offered in private family.
Edgefeld cottages for rent by j. II.
Wood.
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Globe Flower Cough Syrup-The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.-Its cures are numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you will use no other
remedy. For sale by all druggists.
milf DAWN
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yauderbIIt,s DonatiOn.

An informal meeting of several of the
Board Of Trustees Of the Methodist Ger
tral University was held at DR.. Keley's
study yesterday, the object Of the meeting
being to take into consideration Conmo-
dore Vanderbilt's late action in donating to
said University the sum Of $500 600. As
the meeting was not official in its Charac-
ser. no definite results were reached.
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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 Caswel, Hazard q
Co., New York.
mar31 sundsthurs 1y
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$4,000 Worth of Cutlery!-S2, 90

$4,000 Worth Of Cutiery!-Sz,OOO
given away daily at the Great European
Novelty Cutlery Sale. Sales every day at l.
a. N. and and 7 p. NJ, at No. 80 Cherry
street, until the whole stock is closed. Don't
fail 10 attend these sales. Come one, come
all, and get such bargains as were never be-
fore offered in Nashville.
n. B.-Hours for ladies to select Their
CUTLERY, 8 to B D. m. u
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Grand Calico Hop.

The Nashville Turner's Society an
nounce a Grand calico hop at Turner Han,
tonight, admission to which will be htty
cents, and ladies free. The Turner's al
ways get up first-class entertainments, and
those who attend will have night OF en-
i0yment.
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N.snx,IIe Industrial Exposition.

The Executive Committee of the Board
will meet this afternoon at a. O'Clock at the
building, and full meeting of all the mem
bers tonight at usual time and place. Mat
ers CT Importance ard of great interest VIII
he discussed.
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Polka Dot, Bstiste, solid-cclored Gren-
adine, something new, in the latest and
most desirable tints; Mohair Alpaca in the
new shades Of green, with other Dress
Goods just opened. A. B. BEECH 4 Co,
so College street. st sur, tues&th
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The indications are that there will be a
fine audience in the Library on Friday night
to hear ur. Keley's lecture on "China and
the Chinese"
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The New York Herald of Sunday, March
%. devotes ten and half pages TO adver-
Using, and by actual count there we're 2,629
new advertisements ON that day. No wonder
New York has outstripped Nashville in its
rnnnnlatinT.
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Dismissed.

Sam Sheppard, who was arraigned be-
fore Justice Casseity, was dismissed yes
terday, and Dennis Conner, the prose-
cutor, taxed with the costs.
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COughs.-A medicinal preparation in the
form Of lozenges is the most convenient.
browns Bronchial 1roches" allay irrita-
ton which induces coughing, giving relief
in Bronchitis, Hoarsen2ss, Influenza, Con
sumptive and Asthmatic complaints.
mh25 eOd1W
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Elegant Silk and Wool, aud beautiful
Berage Scarfs, for spring and summer wear.
Also a handsome lot of ladies' neckties and
Bows, Just received at A. B. Beech & Cos,
so College street. 81 sun,tueseth
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In Black Goods We have the latest i'm
portations, S4 Grenadine, ! Grenadine
from SOC to S1.00 per yard; GA Delaine,
Famese and Trent Cloth, Australian Crepe,
Gross De Venice, Alpaca and Mohair LUIS
tres, of the best makes, a. A. B. Beech &
Co.'S, go College street. st sun, tues&sh
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A stray umbrella.

Some gentleman exchanged umbrellas at
the editorial rooms of this office Tuesday.
If he should discover the mistake, ne VIII
know where to find bis.
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The Latest Thing Out!-Genoese
Silk for suits, in all the new shades. at A.
B. Beech & Co.'S, go College street.
81 sun tuesSth