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LARCENY of Sonn-

Frances Batson and Simon Stsrks, both
colored have been arrested upon the charge
of stealing 5000 in money from Mike Dali
ton, who has a grocery store near the cot
ten factory. The former failed to give
bond, and was committed to jail. The trial
is set for next Monday before Justice Case
nv
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CITY NOTICES.

Remember 6ou can get everything in
the bedding Ina from Pillow to the finest
Spring or Hair Mattress at Ed. Fl. Miller's
Bedding Mandatory, No. North College
street. All goods sold at lowest prices.
Nashville, Tenn. my25 I'M
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supreme Court Notice.

The Bar aud parties interested are re-
quested to take notice that the Special
Court of Arbitration stands adjourned to
Thursday, the 18th of August next, and
that the special term of the Supreme Court
proper will be held in this city on Wednes-
day, the Sd day of September next, instead
of the goth Of the present month, IS here
tofore announced.
T. T.. HUNTINGTON, Clerk.
Nashville, Tenn, June IL, 1873. 2t
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Neither failing teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles of time, so fOrcibly tell of Edvanc-
ing years as your gray hair. Ayers Vigor
restores its color ard makes your appear
snce more agreeable to others as well as
yourself. With fresh, luxuriant hair, the
iufrmities Of age are far less noticeable.
je10 eod1w
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REHABILITATION.
Death on a. KnoxvIIIe PhxsicIan

The Knoxville papers announce the death
in that city on the 10th inst. of DR.. Samuel
ID. Moses. The Knoxville Chronicle says:
"Some excitable persons are laboring under
the impression that DIR, S. D. Moses died
of cholera. We are warranted in saying
that suchis not the case, the immediate
cause being an affection of the heart"
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EdrefeId Female seminar,

This Seminary closed its session at the
usual time, but ON account of the prevail
ing disease, the examination exercises, the
closing Literary A. dress by Gen. James
NJ. QusEles, and the annual concert were
postponed, and will, together with the dis
tribution of premiums inaugurste the open
ing of the next session.
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New Advertisements.

Among our new advertisements this
morning will be found that of A. Stretch,
who has just opened an elegant drug es-
tablishment in the Battle House, Church
street. He was for many years in the ug
business in this city and has returned TO
his first love. Ills host of friends VIII De
glad to learn that he is in the field again
with q fine stock and large assortment.
Steamer. Ella Hughes leaves on Tnurdsy'
A. Stretch has just opened very extern
sive and complete drug establishment un-
der the Battle House.
Read the advertisement of Messrs. Gage
Bros & Rice, who have just opened the
Grand Pacific hotel of Chicago, the largest
and most complete hotel in the word.
CockriH's stock sale is postponed.
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Death Of nm old Citizen.

We are panied 10 announce the death
Shis morning of our old and well known
citizen Joel Phillips, which sad event oc-
CURED yesterday morning at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Phillips, was for long period men,
Der of the police force, and always discha5g-
ed his duties faithfully, and was with&l
quiet, unassuming gentleman and good
citizan
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Lime Wanted.

Persons residing near whers the Cedar
street sewer enpties into Lick Branch,
complain greatly at the offensive smell aris-
ing the7efrom, and are anxious that suff-
Gent amount of lime be distributed about
the mouth of the sewer. A member of the
Sanitary Police was notified of this fact,
bat, thus far, has failed to attend 20 the
matter.
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MORTUART.
ErRRfra0p WaaSa~sFaA X

Ehe Deaths for the Twenty -four AOurS
Ending Yesterday at o o'clock.
We rive as follows the deaths from chol-
era and other causes up to o'clock last
evening.
WHITEs.-T.J. Msrstn, near Trimble's
Spring, South Nashville.
Child of q. P. PAYNE, Knowles street.
Bridget Hansdn, Wilson's String.
Son OF Mrs. Ellen Kelly, 8 years old,
North Vine.
Child of VIM. Smith, South Cherry.
}. &C. Hagan, South High. l4--,
Child Of j. E. Minton, South Cherry.
Child of ]. w. Cooper, Fillmore street,
Claiborne addition. aGE
Child OF William Riley, 9 years old,
Edgeield. -'ss-se
Joel Phillips, corner South College and
Ash. fT
Child of Thomas G. Boyd, West Gay
street, near the Penitentiary. Total whites
IL.
CoLoRED.-Woman on Pearl street,
name unknown
Moses Thomas child, South Cherry
street.
K.Davis, near Trimble Spring.
Feter Smith, corner of Line and Spruce.
Child of Robert Lanier, near Louisville
depot.
Aaron McNsiry, Vauxhsn street.
Billy Lancks, South Cherry.
Rachel Rachsom, Y lVet street.
Dan Henry, corner Of Cherry and Grid
die street. ~
Della Stearps, Rock Town.
Ellen Guesley, Slade Town.
Gilbert Marshall, residence unknown.
Rachel Harris. 10Th district.
In addition TO the above, there were
eight burials by Winston, the colored un-
dertaker, the names and locality not being
obtained. Total colored 81.
OTHER CAUSES.
Mr.. Mckenzie, stoncutter, near Runner
korf9s gardens.
Child Of r. Capps, Jefferson street.
Mrs. G. c. Mayhem, Inflammation of the
stomach.
George Bohanon, COL, near Fort Negley.
Total 4. ..a
REHABILITATION.
Choiera deaths. ACCOMMODATING. 80
Other causes. ....................
-
Total. ........,....,, So
This shows decrease of II in COMPARE
son with the report of the day previous.
The weather was much more favorable
Yesterday, and we did not hear OF as much
sickness,
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Trunks, Yalises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial aud cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. les If
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Telegraph dispatches for persons at Beer
sheba Springs should be sent via. Tracy
City, as a saving of time will be effected
thereby.
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The cheapest Book-Bindery and Blank
Book Mandatory is Geo. S. Morton's, 81
Union street. js12 thu&sun Wv
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DiscOuo RgfmR.

HIt is the general superstition that the list
OF marriage licenses in this partieula cor
ner of the habitsble globe, VIII oe OF re-
markabiy attenuated dimensions This Week
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MARRIED.

Near Columbia, at the residence of Hon. S. NJ.
Arnell, on the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. Mack.
JOHN MEIGs, of Washington, ID c., (late of
Nashyille,) to Miss SALLIB ORION, of the for
-rnluna
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for BensOn's Illustrated. Call and
get copy. ie1 If
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Go to Geo. S. Morton's and get your
Books bound, 37I Union street.
iel2 thu&sun 2W
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Flower Pots, Terra Gotta and Iron
Flower Vases, of the most approved styles,
can be had of 9. 81. Stocked & Co., S8
Broad street. ie6 Wv
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Neitber falling teeth. nor the nseni,

For every kind of Binding at the Lowest
Prices go to Geo. S. Morton's 371 Union
street, je12 thu&sun Nv
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Stock sale POSTPONED
Imnortant Notice.

Owing to the cholera excitement, Cock
rilTs stock sale for tomorrow is postponed.
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Upset.

A large wagon loaded with straw, upset
yesterday in front of John Hollands on
Church street.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage of Rivers, June is, 1873.-Height of tOater
above IOlo t0ater mark at 800 p. NJ
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THE HEALING SPRINGS
ON Ihe line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,


BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
WILL BE OPENED FOR THE RECEP-
w ton of visitors on the FIRST Of June,
with accommodations for THREE HUNDRED PER-
SONS. They are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad from CoyiDgtOn Depot, if
teen miles by fine turnpike of easy grades in
hne order, passing in full view of the
Celebrated Falling Springs and the
Magnificent Scenery ON Jack
son River.
Passengers by mail train from the East arrive
at COvington at 700 p. m. Express trains from
the West arrive at 1898 p. N. Visitors for the
Springs by these trains remain over night at
COvington. Passengers BY mail trains from the
West arrive at CovingtOn at 7:2O a. m. Express
trains from the East at 1900 a. m. Stages and
other vehicles for the Springs leave COVington
every morning. Trains stop twenty minutes at
COvingtOn for breakfast and supper. Two HO-
tells, with ample accommodation.
KessnIch's fine Band OF Music
is engaged for the season, and the usual facili-
ties for amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had of MESSRS.
PURCELL, LARD 81 CO., Richmond, or of the
Agent at the Springs.
TERMS-Board So per day, $50 per month.
Children and colored servants half price.
NJ. II. HOUSTON, NJ. d., Resident Physician.
myA eod3w B. VI. QUARLES, Agent.
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RAILROAD TIMR TABLE.


St louis and northeastern Railway.
East St. Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 AN
st Louis Express daily 200 Pm
6:10 p. N.
Tennessee and Paefnc Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. .T:O0A.M,
Arrives at Nashville at..910 A. n,
Leaves Nashville at. 80. .4:30 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. .e:40 Pm.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
&C Lebanon at O'Clock p. u. on Mondays, Wed
eedays and Fridays.
RashvtlAe, OhaftanS0wa, Memphis and
81. E.Ouis Railway.
ohsstAnoOgatrain leaves .T:46 A. N. and s:O0P. n.
arrives-12:15 Pm. and 1:SO An
Memphis Gnd st. Louis
train lesves...: .1:45 A. n, 700 and 1920 pm
srrives....445 A. n. and $50 p. II.
shelbyville train leaves. 400 P.N.
Z" Arrives.946 Am.
The 500 P. N.,7:O0 P. N. and l:45 A. n. trains
LouisviIIe and Nashville and Greas
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North college street at 500
a n, daily snd 1:35 p. N, Daily except Sunday.
Arrives at7:00 A. N, and 4;46 P. -.
The 1:S5 r. n. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallstia, except Edge
field junction. r-.
GalIatin Accommodation Daily.
Io9vob NdSuNlllc.s lou r IL
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RaflrOad.---NashVfIIe and
Decatur Division. EE I'D
Leave L. g. n. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 AN; 5:05 Pm.
Arrive Horth--4:40 An; LES Pm.
Through trains 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
Depot.
COLUMBIA AOooMMoDATIoN-Leaves $3.50 P.
NJ, arrives 915 An, from L. s N. Depot, North
College street.
6eu1svIIIe and Cincinnati short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave and arrive at Louisville as follows:
LAAvH. ARRIVE.
Southern r asst Line, except
SUNDAY S.35 Az. Too r. n.
York Express, daily S.55 T. Il. 1880 ,. -.
New York Night Express,
daily Hoo P. Il. 5:l6 A. II.
Lexington Mail, except
SUndhy..s o;OO A. H. llOO A. Il
Lexington express, excep
SUNDAY. 25O - II. $50 p. II.
Lagrange Accommodation
except Sunday........ 500 PIX. sos 4. II.
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s Below high water mark of 1871.

Blank ! y indicates no report; cipher (0) Sta
tonary; minus y tendency TO fall; plus ~ ten.
denoy to rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
The river is rising at this point with 7
feet on Hsrpeth Shoals. Weather fair.
The Ella Hughes and Ada Heilman are
expected.
The Tyrone is laid up for repairs.
The Ella Hughes is advertised for Cairo
Friday at 4 P. NJ.
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SKATE OF ia Z WEATRER.
Amount of rainfall in the past "a hours O.4O

TeIegraphie Report from Signal Service Corps U
s. A., Of Observation, at Soc o'clock p My
the Pacific and Atlantic Line
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WHITES CREEK SPRINGS

IL Miles North from Nashville.
THIS PLACE, FORMERLY CELEBRA-
i ted for the medicinal property of its waters
will be ready for the reception of bOarders the
10th of June.
TERMS.
Per week. ......... ST.0O Per day......S1.25
Children under 10 years and servants half-price.
Address, CROCKER & CO.,
JED I'm P. o. Box 70, Nashville.
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Stations. FIT. In. n Stations. Ft.fIp.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY Two DOLLARS A YEAR
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAH.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAP,
Address,
UNION AED AMERIrAN.
Nashville. rAs N
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I'm Mo,oUrTo-A western editor thus |

nm No,eU1To.-A western editor thus
nbilo,ophises upon the advent Of thb pest:
This seasons crop Of mosquitoes seem TO
have vety keen appetites. They are like
wisely tuneful. One long.legged old sim
per, with q bill like post augsr, Acock.
eye and pair Of wingB like BelzebGb'G,
appeared 70 US in . dream the other night.
He lit upon the anterior lobe Of our lett
auriculAE OppendaGe, which happened to
be exposed to the weather, and while We
slept the sleep Of the Just, the sinister
bard poured this encouraging refrain into
our nervous system: -
1 have come from the land where the rattle
snakes king,
Way down IN The Indian Nation,
have brought along 3 VenOm0d Oung'
And n1pSicA education.
an q very furious leech,
Blood letting 10 my profession,
There 10 melody IN my GpeSch- .sF
But this, Bil, isA diGreoalon.' rFst ~
The fact 10 want "notiee"-
A little free Advertising;
You have heard, now, what my note ID, 49,.
30 use care In efitoiEhg. ~ "a y
From carton and poison tree - ~ W ''
In the country where I've bean humminE,
l have HhAEp my lance you 10, --y
And back GgAiD I an hEmmtng.
They nayTm terrible bore,
And Am wed with IL blu0- tailed hy,-
Now you chaps Of The ngHSpaPer corps,
In your focal" Just give thSt The n0'
By the way, though, please reeoTeetI-
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In FULL BLAsT.-The Top Mill nail
factory has been in full blast for several
days, and is turning out its usual produc-
ton Of halls, daily. The year, which
closed with the 1St inst, was q success
Iul one at the Top Mil, we hear, and a
handsome dividend was realized by the
stockholders. 1t was the intention when
work was stopped month since, not to
resume for five or Elk weeks, but the de-
mand for Top Mill nails soon exhausted
the supply on hand, and the company was
compelled to start up again, after rest
Of only three weeks, TO ill orders coming
in. We are grAtifed to note the pros
perity Of this and all other industrial
establishments in oar city.
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CHEAP FARE.-The new boat John T.
Rankin designed to run in the Masa-
moras trade, reached here last evening on
her first trip. A brass band and quite a
number of passengers were on board, and
the trip up is represented as having been
very pleasant. The Rankin is quite a
neat looking packet, and may prove for
midablc rival OF the boats in the PsrkeTs.
burg trade.
BY the way we hear that the owners Of
the line between here and PSrkersbug re-
duced the fare to MAtAmoras and interme.
distc points to fifty cents. That sum pays
not only the passage, but also for two
meals furnished on board. At this rate It
is cheaper travelling on the Courier and
Express than to remain at home. We
presume the Rankin will have to offer
equally low terms
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A Screw LOOSE SoMEwuERR.-We
were told, yesterday, by gentleman Of
undoubtedvera that two Of the horses
belonging to one Of the steam fire engines
in the city, were seen two or three miles
out the National Road last Sunday, doing
duty in the role Of pleasure riding. Sup
pose them had been an alarm Of fire
while they were 80 far away from Their
post, who should have been held respon-
Sible for the loss that might have been
sustained The Authorities should in
quire into this matter, and zee 10 il that
nothing OF the kind occurs in the future.
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PoHcE CoURT.-The following cases
were heard in this court, yesterday morn.
ing: Elizabeth Ankney, disorderly con.
duct, five dollars and costs; Anna Coch.
ran, prostitution, twenty dollars and costs
sent up for thirty days; William JueT-
gems, dIsorderiy conduct on 23d inst, par.
TALLY heard and continued until this
morning; Thomas CroWther, drunk, two
dollars and costs; Thomas Daily, disor.
derly conduct, five dollArs and costs;
Timothy Dorgan, same, FIVE dollars and
costs; John Leonard, same, five dollars
and costs; Michael Lynch, same, FIVE dol.
lars and costs.
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CHURCH DEDIcAT1oN.-ShOrt Greek
NJ. Z. Church was dedicated last Sunday,
Rev. l. c. Pershing, D. D., Of Pittsburgh
preached both morning and evening.
The attendance was large, and debt Of
$4,000 was all provided for. The build
ing is represented as being exceeding neat
and chaste in design, and was erected at
8 cost Of about $4,000.
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DISCHARGED FROM JAIL-John Leon.
ard and Michael Lynch were committed
TO Jail, Saturday evening, by ESqr. Clio.
han, in default OF giving security to keep
the peace. Yesterday morning, having
found bondsmen, they were discharged,
but had no sooner regAined their liberty,
lin fact, they hadn't crossed the thIesh.
hold Of the jAiD than. two policemen
picked them up aud escorted them into
the presence Of His Honor, Judge Gran.
mer. What was done with them before
that tribunal, will be found in another
paragraph. .-
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EXPRESSIVE WAsHIEG.-A gentleman
Of this city was seen last evening, making
an attempt to unite the fragments OF q
ten dollar greenbAck which had passed
through the ordeal Of washing, while rest
ing quietly in the depths of vest pocket
He was advised TO send the X 70 Wash
ington Tor repairs.
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COMPROMISED. - Elizabeth Ankney
after being fined in the police court, yes
terdsy morning, was arrested and taken
before Judge Johnston to answer for as
ssulting and battering one William
Jacobs. The victim Of her wrath relent-
ed when he confronted her before the
Judge, and agreed to drop the prosecu-
tion il she would pay the costs and give
security TO keep the peace towards him
and his frau during the next twelve
months. The proposition was accepted
BY the gentle Elizabeth, and having ac-
cepted and complied with the terms, shC
was permitted to depart in peace.
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NEW FURNAcE-Messrs. J. II. Hobbs,
Brockunier e. Co. have recently torn
down the old furnace at their Glass
Works in South Wheeling. The struc-
ture was the first one built on the site, and
was erected about thirty.two yeArs ago
A new nine pot furnace will be put up in
its stead, having two fold capacity Of
the old one. The work Of rebuilding will
be commenced next week, and be prose
cuted with as large force of men as can
be employed on it to advantage.
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BoY DRoWRKD.-sundBy morning a
son Of Max. FelnlE, Is yearS old, was
drowned in the river at the Sister, 3 few
miles above the city. Young FdnlE and
a companion about his own age ware In
the water bathing, when he was taken
with the cramp, and in . very brief pc
Rod he sank out Of sight Bis companion
went TO his relief and succeeded in getting
hold Of him Just as he was going down
for the last time. Tho drowning boy
seized him by the arm and both disap-
peared beneath the surface. A patty Of
men who happened 10 be on this side Of
the river opposite the scene Of the fatal
incident, got into skif and rOWed with
all possible haste 10 the point where the
boys went down. They soon secured
young Feinler's companion, and alter a
vigorous application Of several modes Of
resuscitsting drowned persons, had the
satisfaction oil seeing their efforts crown.
ed with success. The boy soon gave
evidence Of returning consciousness,
and yesterday was almost himself again.
In the meantime search was made for
the body Of Feinler, but without any re.
suit. Ii was continued I'LL late Sunday
night, and resumed yesterday morning.
Seines, hooks and graphing irons were
brought into requisitioD, but all failed.
In the afternoon, as the Forest City was
returning to steubenVllle, when near the
spot where young Feinler was seen TO go
down, the body was brought to the sur
face by the wheel. A sSil.boat which
was near, with a number Of boys on
board, was hailed, and information Of the
circumstance given. The boys soon Sc
cured the body, and wrapping it In their
boats sail, roWed down TO the city, and
landed at Sweeneys point A crowd
quickly gathered, as the intelligence of
the arrival Of the body soon spread
through. that section OF the city, and after
some delay, the remains were taken to
the residence of the father, on Market
street, in the First Ward. mans
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PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at Robinson's Gallery.

NEW STRING AID SUMNER GooDs-C.
Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
of Cloths, Csssimers, Vestings &c, OF the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this Establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
o any, frSt-claaS house in the city. ,Cal
and examine goods and compare prices
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DIR. LoN0DoN's fees are not beyond the
reach Of parties with limited means. All
who need his skill can hEve his advice
and treatment for one month, on payment
of Is TO $40. 1870.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Ths court was
engaged, yesterday, in the trial Of the
case standing on the docket as follows:
Mary Nary rs. John Howley. The de.
PENDANT is charged with the Infamous
crime Of seduction. The testimony was
concluded last evening, when the court
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning,
TO hear the argument by counsel.
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RISE CoAnNd.A"seven feet and rising"
was The report Of the condition Of the
river at Pittsburgh, yesterdIy morning.
We presume the rise Is principally out Of
the AllegAny, as the Monongahela and ia
tributaries were but slightly effected by
the rains Of last week The coming swell
will probably reach here today, and will
permit the lPTger packets to resume bnsI-
nneo 70