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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


KATIE PUTNAM.-Last evening was the
last the engagement of the Katie Putnam
Comedy Company, when was presented the
drama Of the Ticket of Leave Man. Miss
Putnam aking the character Of Sam VIII
loughbv and Mr.. Browne that of Robert
Briefly, Nugent as Hockshaw, Holland as
Melton Moss, Kennicott as James Dalton.
Ray as Mr. Gibson, Mary. AicWillianas as
May Edwards, ai.,l ", Vash as Mrs. vii
loughby. The play is Of thr..il.ig lnte. est,
and always acceptable; it twas made famous
by John Drew several years ago, and had a
big run throughout the country. The all-
dience last night was not large and proba-
ably on this account there was no extra ex-
ertion made behind the scenes to make the
audience enthusiastic by its rendition, foy
there was rather poor announcement before
the foOt-lights. We cannot fail, however to
speak in terms of praise ofthe character
of Robert Briefly by Edwin Browne. who
entered into the piece with ardor, and ac
quilted himself handsomely throughout.
being applauded frequently and compli-
mented on all sides. The engagement of
this company has not been altogether sue
cessful in financial point of view, but we
hope Miss Katie will not forget us in the
future, feeling assured that she is very
highly appreciated by those who have
watched her advancement and improve
ment within the past few years.
NINE. JANAUSCHEK.-This talented
lady leaves us no doubt with only pleasant
memories of Nashville and its people.
Her engagement of three nights in poor
substitute. for theatre, developed a cres-
cei3dO Of interest. Last night Masonic
Hall was crowded, back to the street win
dows, with the fashion and intellect of the
city. The last opportunity of seeing an
actress who ranks among the first in the
world, and the general desire to witness
her rendition of Shakespeare masterpiece,
Were well calculated to attract theatre
habitues. The play was Macbeth, the most
perfect tragedy of its prolific author, calling
into requisition all the varied capacities OF
the stage. Its incidents we need not re-
peat, for half its text has passed into popu-
lar proverbs and sayings. The peculiar
difficulty in the character of Lady Macbeth
is to preserve the woman and the wife
while fully representing the demoniac i'm
pulses of the ambitious murderess. The
PRESERVATION of this most unnatural duplex
character, was the triumph of Nine.
Janauschek last evening. The
devoted, atfectionate wife was
ever present through all the bloody tenn
ings Of ambition. Her powerful acting
was visible to the entire Audience, while
the imperfect acoustics of the hall detract-
ed little from its enjoyment, as every one
is familiar with the text. The culmina-
ton in the night-walking scene was raptu-
rously applauded and the fair actress was
recalled before the curtain. She was ably
seconded by Mr.. Levick as Macbeth, al
though we venture our impression that his
acting was trifie more free and natural in
the Independent scenes.
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Telegraphic Repor. from SigHol Service Corps o.
s. A., Of Observation. at 1856 p. My TIE
Pacific and 4tl0Htic Linz.
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validity of the johnson Military State
inf

The -KnO1Uale Chronicle of the 21st inst.
says: ''AmOng the causes argued yesterday
in the Supreme Court was one involving
the title to the house and lot in which the
family of the late Judge Nelson resides, on
Cumberland street. The property was
sold under an execution issued from the
Circuit Court Ofthis county in 1864, while
Judge E. L. Hall held his commission
from Andrew johnson, Military Governor
of the State, as the property Of W. c. Kahn.
About one year ago, Mr.. Kahn went into
the Circuit Court and moved to proceed in
the original cause as though it had not
passed to final judgment. Judge Hall re-
fused to entertain the motion. Kahn now
applies for mandamus to compel him to
do so, alleging that his action as Judge,
holding under johnson as Military Cover
nor was void as johnson was not lawfully
Governor of the State. The whole ques-
ton of the validity of the johnson State
Government, will be passed upon in the de-
cisiOn of the cause
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MERRY CUPS.


An exchange says that the city editor of
the On,aha Republican is exhibiting wolf
for the benefit of the Memhis sufferers.
The Troy (Tenll.) Ne,us has very la
comic way of blessing newly-marTied people.
1t saws: "MARRIED.-Slr. John s.
to Miss Annie D, all of this county.
Now, John, this is the most sensible move
of your life, and we wish you both much
| happiness. Nll4a Hs.e sts.34 sfsEs
During a visit of some young men TO
young lady in Shelbyville, the other even
| ing, little brother of the young lady came
into the room, and after surveying the
Young gentlemen said: 81 bet l can do
something that YOU can't One of them
| imprudently asked him what that was. He
said. 81 can kiss my sister and you can't"
In nine cases out of ten it is fatal to IN
clude little bows in conversation with their
older sisters.
One of our Tennessee exchanges, in re-
| counting the effects Of the storm which
recently swept over the Southern country,
states that the "bell-fTy of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South was blown out of
plumb and considerably damaged.
1t is said that the latest dodge of Bos-
ton till-tapper was to buy half gallon of
molasses at a grocery, get the grocer to pour
| il in his hat for want of jug, and then put
the hat with its contents on the grocer's
head, while the buyer ran off with the con-
tents of the money drawer.
A clergyman said the other day that
modern young ladies were not the
| daughters of Shem and Ham, but the
| daughters Hem and Sham.-ErGasciIle
Courier. Here the sense is plainly sacri-
feed on the altar of an inordinate love for
paronomasia, and the Courier needn't try
to make scapegoat of the clergyman.
A Nashville young lady said to some of
her friends the other day that she had an
engagement to 90 and see Nine. Janau-
schek's "Marie Stuart" and she said she
was glad of it too, for she always did adj
mire Dickens works.
Humboldt, (Tenn.,) is said to have
bachelor who has Bible, on the hyleaf of
which the following lines are written:
Returning home at close of day,
Who gently chides my long delay,
And by my side delights TO stay?
Nobody.
Who sets for me my cosy chair,
Trims the room with neatest care,
And lays my slippers ready there?
Nobody. -
Who regulates the evening fire,
Piles the blazing wood higher,
And bids me draw my chair still higher"
Nobody.
When sickness comes to rack my brain.
Aud grief disturbs my troubled brain,
Who minds the poor old bachelors pains?
Nobody.
Cleveland is happy. A young lady of
that city has recently beenmarried to real
Belgiant count, and Cleveland paper now
proudly remarks, "What care we for the
Russian and English alliance, now that
Belgian nobility and.Cleveland aristocracy
have crossed hands at the altar" The ex-
act effect that this alliance will have on the
relations of the United States with Belgium
is, unfortunately, not explained by the en-
thusiastic Cleveland editor.-OHd,cd, Car,-
ada. Citizen.
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sunday Morning"

This is the title of paper just started
in this city by the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Board of Education, to be published
monthly from and after LIST January next;
Rev. NJ. B. Dewitt, editor; w. E. Duna-
way, Publishing Agent. This is Sunday
School paper, and the initial number
evinceS marked ability in its conduct; and
the publisher may well be congratulatedon
its beautiful typographical appearance.
The Sunday-School teachers and children
into whose hands it comes, viii find it not
only pleasing but a very valuable COM
panion in the pathway of study and inves-
tigatiOn.
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IndeIiYered Dispatches.

kilograms remaining undelivered in the
Western Union telegraph office. Sunday,
office hours from to 10 A. NJ. and 3 to 8
p. NJ:
J.P. Hughes; Stockell & Co.; Mrs. V. R.
Harris; NJ. T. Graham; Southern News
paper Union; J. NJ. Carsey, Son & Co.; f..
Jones, (Cashier); 10. w. Allison; Mrs. Sal
lie Craig; Cherry, O'Conner & Co.: W. b.
4 II. l.. ArmiStead.
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Sacred COneRrf

The grand Sacred Concert for the benefit
of the German Catholic Church takes place
at the Cathedral an Wednesday night
Some of our best singers are to take part in
this concert, and have been diligently re-
hearsing under the direction of Mr.. Craig
head for the past two weeks. The music
to be rendered is of the highest order, and
it is expected this will be one of the rarest
treats Nashville has had from her amateurs
for years. Tickets may be procured at the
music stores of Mr.. Mcclure and Dorman.
As the price of admission is bus fifty cents,
all may have an opportunity of attending
that love good music.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
Large Arrival of Logs.

Yesterday the new steam saw mill of
Messrs. Ferguson, Griffin & Gleaves re
ceived two hundred and fifty-five poplar
logs This new mill is up with the fore
most, and its enterprising owners are de
termined to supply this market with first
class lumber. They have one thousand Of
as fine timbered land as Jackson county
affords, and their facilities for rafting are
unsurpassed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
CITY NOTICES.
How Permanent Customers are Made.

If YOU have never used Sapolio, the next
time you send to your grocer tell him you
want a cake; it will cost you only a few
cents. Then look all over your house, and
wherever you find q spot upon the paint,
the furniture, carpets, or anything else,
whether it be dirt, grease, tar, or whatever
else, use Sapolio according to the simple
directions. Then collect all the tinware,
copper ware, knives, forks, kettles, etc, and
polish them up. When you have done this
once, then Enoch MOrgan's Sons know
positively that their SapOlio has won an
other permanent customer.
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Attempted Burglary.

On Friday night last, at what hour is not
known, vigorous attempt was made to
enter the shoe store of Nancy Brothers,
No. % Church street. The burglars got in
the rear of the house and attempted to en-
ter by the back door. With an auger they
bored several holes and succeeded in making
a hole of sufficient dimensions far a man
to get through, but after progressing thus
far they encountered a second door which
was iron. 1t is thought that the thieves
had their eyes on Davis iewelry establish
ment where the jewels of Janauschek and
Putnam had been deposited, expecting an
easy entrance into the house of Nancy
Brothers, and then going through the wall
into the jewelry house of Davis & Bro.
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Grand Promenade Concert.

The Advent Brotherhood propose giving
a grand promenade concert at McClure's
Hal, Cherry street, on Thanksgiving night,
closing with fine supper. The reunions
of the Brotherhood heretofore have been
OF the most pleasant character, and we look
for large attendance on the approaching
occasion
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Time. Bar. ITh'rl Wind. Weather.
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Found Guilty of Murder.

The Chattanooga, Times Of the 2lst says:
s.The iurv in the case of the State against
Shade Westmoreland, yesterday, retuneda
verdict of guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. Westmoreland was indicted for kill
ing VIM. Emberlin about two years ago, in
the I'd District, where the parties resided.
The murder was peculiarly atrocious and
savage in all its features.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
Louisviue Library Drawing.

W. G. Price, Il South College street, the
blind agent, has received instructions from
Louisville to return all unsold tickets by
the Doth November, in order that the draw
ing can take place as advertised on the Sd
of December. Those that want tickets
and desire to obtain a fortune should apply
before that time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
Those Turkeys.

The all absorbing question yesterday in
hunting circles, in regard to trio who
were out on Friday was, whether the
turkeys killed were wild or tame? whether
they were killed in the neighborhood Of
Brentwood or Nolensville? whether they
were killed in tree or on the ground?
and whether at the time of their decease,
were they tied or not? The Ninth Ward
Mob are now investigating, and desire to
have a satisfactory explanation.
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Contention.

There was lively contention among the
hacGmen in front of Masonic Hall last
night at the close of the play. The street
was iammed with carriages, and each hack
man, inspired by the inclemency of the
weather, seemed sanguine Of getting Gus
toner, if he could just get his vehicle into
the position occupied by another.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

c. II. Ryman, the well known fish-deal-
er, had on his stalls yesterday, trout weigh
ing six pounds, which were brought here
here from Reel Foot lake. There were
also some fine Cumberland river jack in
our fish market, better supply of game
fish rarely ever being noticed at this season
of the wear.
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Central Baptist Mite Society.

The society met Friday night with a very
good attendance of the members, at Mr..
Jas. Chilton's, on South College street.
Mr.. Beatey having resigned the Secretary
ship, Mr.. s. Kline was elected to fill out
the unexpired term. The next meeting
will be held at Mr.. Jas. Eyerett's, No. 2l2
South Market street, on Friday, Decem-
Der g,
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New Music.

Jas. A. Mcclure, of the Temple of Music,
Cherry street, places the following on our
table:
Beautiful Dreams, Linger Near Me--a
song of rare tenderness and charming mel
ody with chorus, by Geo. W. Persley.
Tim Flaherty-an original Irish melody
with rOllicking hmor and Characteristic
chorus, sung by Baker and ParrOn.
Blue Mountain Waltz.
Green Meadow Schottishe.
These belong to a series of some twenty
easy dances and waltzes comsoSed by the
able and popular f. Mack. All young
amateurs will appreciate their excellence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
Edgef1eId Working Mems Mutual Aid
ASsOeiasiOn

This is the name of an association re-
Gently organized in Edgeieid, and the fol-
lowing officers have been elected:
J. B. Garfield, President
John w. Lloyd, Vice President.
John Reynolds, Secretary.
VIM. Walworth, Treasurer.
w. C. Hudnall, |. S.
w. Graham, o. S.
A. Greig, Marshal.
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nov22 d1w&w1t

Winter BoOts.-Calf Scotch Bottom
Boots. Calf Double-sole Plain ard Crimped
Box-toe Boots, Plain and Opera Leg Boots,
Double-sole Congress Caters in many
STYLES and qualities, English Grain Hunting
Shoes, Calf Double-sole Alexis Ties and
Patent Buckle Shoes, the hest goods and at
low prices for cash. at Ramage's, 4S College
street. novl9 lw
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The Latest from Cuba.-15-000 I'M
ported Cigars of the best brands, such as
PartagaS, Intimidad, FigaroS, Corona, EX-
cepcion, etc. The Cigars we import
are made expressly for US of selected
Tobacco, and as we keep outstanding with
the manufacturers monthly orders, they are
fresh and fine goods. Dealers and con-
sumers will do well to look at our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Edw. PeynadO
& Co.. Maxwell House Cigar Stand.
nOv23 If
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
" An LII 4NA-A AAl&-N II
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 7:30 p. NJ.
PrObdbiIitieS.-For the Northwest and
upper lakes and thence southwark to Ken
lucky, Missouri and Kansas, falling barom-
eter, nOrtheasterly winds, warmer, cloudy
weather, rain and snow.
For tie Gulf States, sOutheasteTly winds,
rising temperature, cloudy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, north
weather and rain.
For the lover lakes and Middle States,
winds veering to nOrtheasterly, rising tenn
perature and increasing cloudineSs.
For New England, winds veering TO
northeast and partly cloudy weather.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

Butterworth's cotton factory near Win
chester was entirely consumed by fire on
Thursday last, attended by heavy loss,
and insurance only to the amount OF 81
800.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
RObert Emmett Club.

The first social ball of the Robert En-
NETT Club takes place on Thanksgiving
night the 9th inst, at the Skating Rink.
We bespsak for the club large attendance
as the proceeds of the ball are to be apprO-
priated to the purchase of library.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EIRSTPRESBYTERI NCHURCH-Divine
II service this morning at IL a. m. by Rev. j.
IL. McNeily, and at p. m. by the pastor, Rev.
I. A. HOyt. Immediately after morning ser
vices the committee appointed for the purpose
by the Presbytery of Nashville. will proceed to
organize the Moore Memorial Church.
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Dismissed.

The warrant taken out byJ John O'Malley
against c. H. Collins, and the warrant OBJ
tanned against C. II. Collins by John
O'Malley, both being for assault and bat
terry, were yesterday dismissed by Justice
Cassettv at Collins cost.
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xrau,o-,aI sarvsee-

AT the Church of the Holy Trinity to-
night at o'clock, Bishop Quintard will de
liver memorial sermon in memory Of the
late Rev. NJ. S. Royce, who had charge of
that church at the time of his death.
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Acquitted.

William Moore, accused of selling cloth
ing knowing the same to have been stolen,
had trial yesterday before Justice Cassetty
and was acquitted, the evidence not being
sufficient TO convict.
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Cheap Sale of Dress Goods at the Phila-
delphia Store.-Wil be sold ON Monday,
LOO yards Sateens, desirable shades, at
Soc; sold everywhere at soc. Philadelphia
Store. movie survived If
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Good new FIannels. cheaper than

Go to work, eat less, and buy your goods
at Hogan Bros, and You will have no need
to complain of hard times.
nov23 survived
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The Comptroller yesterday issued a
warrant for $l40.l1, in favor of Sequatchie
county, being the portion of the school
money due that county.
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Your Own FauIt If You Fail

To take advantage of the opportunity to
buy your Dry Goods at cost from A. G.
Beech, 10 Public Square. nov23 eOd1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

Robert Gennett and Tom Winfree re-
turned yesterday from a hunt of several
days in the neighborhood of Burns Station,
on the Northwestern road, bringing with
them 60 sqirrels and % quails.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

The case Of Emma Poindexter, charged
with stealing diamond pin valued at $500
was yesterday continued by Justice Casset-
fy until next Saturday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

900 yards beautiful Black Grosgrain
silk A. T. Stewards importation, reduced
from 81 to s.. % at the Philadelphia Store.
uOylfi survived tt
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Charles Walker, formerly of the firm of
Waterfield & Walker of this city, has re-
sently been elected an alderman in Man
chester, England.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23

AfulI line of Ladies and Misses Fleece
lined Hose and French COrsets at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store.
nON1G SUMMED If
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ConmIssiOuers of Deeds.

The Governor yesterday commissioned
Samuel L. Taylor and Theodore ID. Rand,
of Philadelphia, as Commissioners OF
Deeds for Tennessee.
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Through 10 PfftsburS.
TI,aul.sriyinp service

A lot of cotton was shipped by the st.
Louis and Southeastern railroad yesterday
in through cars to PittsbTg.
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Holiday Goods received at the Dollar
Store. nOv20 lW
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New Goods opened daily at the Dollar
Store. noVZO Nv
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On Thursday, 9th, a service will be held
at the Second Presbyterian church al II A.
NJ. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. W,
Hoyt.
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A keen observer says there is as much
difference between self-conceit and self
respect as there is between selfish men and
men who sell fish.
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Ladies' Hats, all styles, at the Dollar
Store. nOv20 1w
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1850 yards Dress Goods reduced from
SOC. to 1Sc., at the Philadelphia Store
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Received Yesterday Cases Ladies
and Misses Oil Goat, Pebble Goat and
French Calf Shoes, hand sewed, at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store, y Public
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CITY NOTICES.

As pieces yard wide Silk-finish Alpacas,
new shades. at 25c., worth 4Oc., at the
Philadelphia Store. nov16 survived If
Holiday Goods received at the Dollar
Store. nOv20 1w
Dress Goods at BIZ Cents.-We offer
this morning to close ont, a large lot of
Dress Goods at 37a cents, worth from 75c.
to 81 per yard. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. nov20 st
Exposition Dollar Store still ahead.
nOv20 Nv
Go TO headquarters for black and cOlOred
Silks. A saving of 30 per cent. guaranteed
or no sale. G.. Rice Il Co. nov12 If
Ladies' Hats, all styles, at the Dollar
Store. nov20 1w
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THE manufactures Of Connecticut are
curtailing operations, and already twenty
thousand employees have been thrown out
of work
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, 9th Caang,s IN
the "a Hours ending P. NJ Nov. 2, JS73.
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Canton F1annpls. Ian

Best Gloves and Hosiery in the city at
Hogan Bros. nOv23 smn,wed
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Assault and Battery.
Elected an Alderman.

Sam Levey and 3. Evens were arrested
yesterday by the police for assault and
battery.
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Men and BOYS

Men and Boys at reduced prices
at Levy's, IS Market street, near the Square,
next to Burns Block. 1t