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Attachment Notice.

IN ATTACHMENT before Martin Kagay, j.
i p, Of Reading tp. Perry county. Ohio.
Owen 4. Mohler and Nathaniel Dennis0n, do
ing business partners under the name and style
of Mohler 4 Dennison, plffs., vs.. James DcInp-
sey, deft.
ON the 2sth day Of August A. u. 1874. said
Justice issued an Order OF Attachment in the
above entitled action for the sum Of san and
prohabl costs thereon
DIOHLER 4 DENNISoN, Plns.
Somerset, O., Sept. 3rd, 1874.
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a correspondent of the Prdcticot Farm
er practices the following rotation, viz:
Corn, barley with clover, wheat upon
clover sod. The advantages are, the clo-
yer never fails to take with barley, and
the wheat upon the clover sod produces
40 bushels per acre.
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Amos Speakman, of Chester county,
Pa, lost his watch while coon hunting
sixty years ago. During corn-hoeing
time, this season, the identical time
piece was found.
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Sealed Proposals.

TINHE Finance Committee OF the Somerset
Il Fair Board, will receive sealed proposals for
privileges on the Fair Ground during four days
Fair-OctOber 6, :, S and 9. Bids received until
2 o'clock p NJ, September 5th, 1874.
For one Boarding House, to sell no drinks eX-
cept tea. coffee and milk
One Grocery-TO sell beer, ale and native
wine, cigars and tobacco; eatables Of any
kind, except cheese, crackers, cakes and bologna.
One OysteT-stand and Trimmings.
One Ice-cream, Lemonade, cake and Coffee
stand.
The committee viii consider applications for
any other privileges until same date.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any
all bids and 10 settle all disputes. Address
Committee of Finance Of Somerset Fair, Box %
Somerset, Ohio. MARTIN BERKEY.
ISAAC WEAVER,
JNO. GALLIN,
July p, ISL u Committee.
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A French savant has plan for rails
ing good crops without the aid Of rain.
Singplarig, enough, however, he has
failed so far to diyulge the particulars
of his discovery.
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The State of Mississippi, which did
not owe Q dollar in 1867, is now saddled
with debt Of three millions and half,
and, what is worse, has nothing 10 show
for il.
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Notice..

Johd NJ. Ashbrook having purchased
one half interest in the business of \. p.
& T. NJ. Ashbrook, the undersigned
will carry on the business of the late
firm under the firm name of Ashbrook
& Co. \. p. AsHBROoK,
j. NJ. AsHBRook.
September 81, 1874.
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The Republicans of this district
have nominated as their candidate
for Congress David Taylor, Jr., of
Franklin county.
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PILES
COrns

H@~ra r, a. useless TO the cOmmunity \ as
wi 11S misunderstanding old maids, corn
loafers in large cities, dishonest poll ticians
no more of aluXury than epson salts castor
oil, and no more desirable for comfort than
hedgehog is for a parlOr ornament. Briggs
Corn and BuniOn Remedies, Alleyiator ana Gu
rative, eradicates cOrns, banishes bunions, and
cures ingrowing nails, sore insteps, and other
Obnoxi ious torments OF the feet. Sold BY skin
ner Bro, Somerset, Ohio, J. Briggs & Co,
Newark, N. b5yI
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A Richmond paper laments the deca-
denoe of the Virginia ham, which used
to be one of the prime articles of good
living before the war.
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Attachment Notice,

Thomas H. Anderson.
Silas NJ. Barrett, and
Eben Dole, partners do Before George Price,
ing business in the name ]. p. Of Reading
of I. H. Anderson * Co. Township, Perry Co,
plaintiffs. Ohio
VS.
B. i. Harner defendant
On the 22d day of August 1874, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum of Ss4 SO.
VIM. Spencer. Attorney
for said plaintiffs
Somerset, September 25, 1874.
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6DEnA A year made with our splendid Conn
CZOUU hnation Prospectus. IL represents
sample Pages 4 style Of binding OF so lutonsr-
ly interesting and useful books, that sell Iu
every family. Best thing every tried by Cam
vassers: Agents Wanted o. make "a permanent
business ON these Works, Send g 80 far prus-
pectus, the only outdt needed, choose territory
and commence NJ once. Eur illustrated Cirrus
lars and liberal Terms. address IpfTs D. PDT-
TER, CO. Pubs. Philadelphia, a.. ~
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STATE OF OHIO
Insurance Department,
Columbus, Janury &c, 1S74

SOAuhhoASs "AhhA US ACtT Ts
"THEREAS. The Farmers Insurance Com
w pany, located at Howard, in the State
Of Ohio, has filed in this office a sworn
statement by the proper officers thereof,
showing its condition and business, and has
complied in all respects with the laws of this
State, relating Fire Insurance Companies.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of law, Will
liam F. Church. superintendent Of Insurance Of
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
Company is authorized to transact its appropri-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this State in
accordance with law during the current year.
The condition and business of said Company at
the date Of such statement, Dee. 81, 1873, il
shown as follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital $3.50. 100000 90
Aggregate am'nt Of Available Assets lsi SIS -
Aggregate amt Of Liabilities (eXcept
capitaD including Reinsurance
only, being fifty per cent Of
Premiums risks not terminated. a., III 80
Amount OF Income for the preceding
year in cash......... ..............., 3o,74s Is
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ding year in I9,I9s 6s
NJ. B. Peterman, District Agent.
Williamsburgh, Ohio.
NJ. J. Bugh, Local Agent, Junction
City Ohio.
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SOMERSET, OHIO,

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER =, 1874.
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silly assertion that have been

by him l mention. only to say that such
use of morphia as have ever made has
been my own doing, and that my hus-
band has aided me to abandon it. 1t was
when entirely free from it or any remedy
against it, that gathered resolution to
make full confession, and courage to en-
dure unknown retribution So long as I
live so as to justify my husbands conf
denoe, nor will it be disturbed by rumor
or gossip, he promises me pecuniary sup
port, and as soon as my health is sufi-
cient the care of
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Repairing

Thankful for past favors, he respectfully So
licits a continuance of a share 9f public patron
age.
Feb 13, 1874. 44tf
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4 Remarkable and Touching Con-
fesSiOn.

\ few weeks ago the Inter-Ocean pub
lished a special dispatch from Laporte,
Indiana, giving the alleged facts of a di
vorce case begun in the courts there,
wherein Dr. $ A. Robinson was plain
tiff and his wife was defendant. Mrs.
Robiason was charged with adultery
and the dispatch stated that there was
reason to believe that the lady was the
victim of a monstrous conspiracy on the
part of her husband. who had become
tired of her, etc. There were other
charges rejecting on DIR. Robinson's pri-
vate and professional character. The
Inter-O Ocean Of the 18th, however, pub
fishes the following from Mrs. Robinson
and her brothers, giving a contradiction
50 singular and moving in its character
as to be without parallel:
-, Mich, Sept. IA, 1874.
To the Editor of the Inter ocean:
SlR-On Saturday, September II, 1874,
| met my brother, John q. Butler, and
my counsel, Judge NJ. X. Farrand, of
Laporte, in Sturges, Michigan, and there
saw for the first time the series of arti-
cles published in your paper bearing on
the "Laporte Scandal" As principal
party in this affair it becomes all imper-
ative duty to give the exact facts of the
case.
As briefly as may be they are as fol-
lows: My husband, DR.. 5. \. Ronbln-
son, has brought suit against me for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19
An INTERESTING SIGHT On MISSISSIPPI
SOUND

It is stated by an exchange that party OF army
Officers who have been engaged In mounting guns
and otherwise putting the Gulf forts IN serviceaole
condition, while sailing through Mississippi, SOUND
since the recent nood encountered a reparkahle
scene. For miles were seen lugs driftWoDd and
patches OF turf and soil boating out INTO the Gulf
filed with 1--we animals, VINO chung TO their lrail
barKs with the tenacity OF shpwrecked mariners.
Among the animals were seen rats raecoons, pos
sums. rabbits, alligators and mecca In snakes IN
uncounted numbers, all brought down from the
swdmns ana marshes, perhaps from so to 100
miies inland. The novel exhibition had a scentih
interest," as IT suggested the manner in which,
transported from regions far inland to the mouth
or esuaries, and their bones being entombed in the
SIT and soft mud, lurn shed the organic remains
which are preserved Tor ages in the hardened
strata. II was, doubtless, by similar means that
the fossils now found In the solid mestones were
engul,ed ana preserved, and also that animal life
has been distributed over portions OF the globe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19
ISRAELITE OBPHANAGE IN PARIS.
From Galign

From Galignani's Messenger, June 81
s. Jewish orphan asylum. founded by the men,
bers OF the de Rothschild family has Just been in
dIssemen the Vas over Nv
the Baroness James de Rotaschild, and was at
tended by NJ. lsidor Grand Rabbi OF France, the
Ma or OF the district aud The founders with num-
Der OF their friends. The establishment consists
OF two buildings one for boys and the other Tor
girls; II has already forty inmates. and can re-
ceive 300 There exists In the neighborhood a
Jewish hospital created by the same benevolent
family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19
FIRST MASS OF ANEW CHURCH.

From the Galignanl's Messenger, June 81
The Old Catholics celebrated their first mass on
the 31st OF Nay at Dusseldorf Divine service
was held in the largest OF the evange lea |
churches The sacred ednce was entirely flied
with people, but no disturbance took place.
Doctor knoodt said prayers and Bishop Reinkens
preached.
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BILLIARDS.


Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
Al. the Phean Collencer Combination Cushions
for sale only BY patentee. H. W. COLLEEN DER, sue
cessOr rhelan Coen yer, 73s Broadway New York.
AT REDUCED PRICES-BEvEL TABLES. WITH
n Delaney's patent wire cushions; also Bagatclle,
Tripolite and Russian Bowling TABLES and other
Gamea h. GRIFFITH Co, " yesey street
NOR SALE CHrAP-BILLIARD TABLE, PHELAN'S
4 make, l0x3 first class order; took first prize at
Amer can Institute Fair Address box n station A.
TWO CARBON BEvEl. BILLIARD TABLBS-
L Nearly new abxg and 6xl0. Phelan A Co lender,
makers must be sold this also and FixtuPs
OF Lager Beer Saloon. 1888 Blocker street. corner Vi
Tho mpsou
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'aI'Islais-'s--Ils-as IiIaIas .Hsaas7slaaa-
DENTISTRY.

nR VAN vLECK'S POPULAR DENTAL ROOMS, 26s
~ sixth avenue, corner seventeen strecL-Gas adj
mniserej tor " years wi hout accident Warranted
sets inserted same day ordered when desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19

RIO CIVIL ENGINEERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS ARR
invei from civil engineers by the Board Of trustees
Of the village Of Flushni until Tuesday. June - 1874,
for making Line and Grade Map OF the village OF
village CLERK at his occ. In the Town Hall from to
O'Clock, r The Board the right to reject
and all bids when may be offered. ny order the
Bosrd. w. H. ID. NlMMO, Village Clerk.
Flushing, Long Island. June II. 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19

A UCTlON SAILED. PETTJN0ER AUCTIOyEER
n by SMITH h BOGARr
Saturday June 20 al ii o'clock, AT the saiesroom No
North William street large and varied assortment OF
genteel Furniture. carpets &c, &c.
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lROPOSALS.
il OFFICE SAILORS SNuc Harmon.
NEW YORK, June ls, l3s4 \
seaieo proposals viii be received ihs Office until
Saturday,, tho eth inst, at noon, tor furnishing The
liarbor dock, on staten Is and the ioiowing maeri.
low Pine Flooring, 2,o00 teet OF merchantabie white
Pine Floor Ing, U0D feet OF best quality Michigan Lum.
ber 1000 OF by three spruce sou Hemock
Joist Loo narrow Ceilings al to be OF the best quality
OF their several kinds.
atoms ana schedule may be seen at the Cover.
nors othcc staten Island ON to IL A. Nj and
further particulars apply, Dv letter, 10 RICH ARD z.
sMYrH, builder. Port Richmond / Bids mus, be en-:
and addressed 10 rHOS GREENLEAF, Comptroller,
No "a Wall street.
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~ JERE. JOHNSON, JR.,
will sell this day commencing at O'clock at the sales
room 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post oihce large
aud valuable collection OF high clhss Oh painn by
eminent foreign and American artists Every Painting
must be sold Of cost through the dissolution OF
partnership. The stock carefully selected and
those who uesre good pictures adorn their homes will
ind this the best oppor unity o. the The finest
portion OF The catalogue TO be sold this day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DICHARD HOCKLY.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that application IL about to be made Her Males
y's Cour Of Probate tor letters OF administration tho
estate OF Rc hard hocklv formerly Little afl street
seven Dals In The county Of Middlesex, England son
OF Richard HOCKEY, OF the same place. oil and color
man. The SAID richard HOCKEY lett London about
June. 1881 for Quebec or Montreal AMI was las heard
America. in November, 1873 lie supposed 70 have
died bachelor and mites a.c Any person able to
give valid information as to the time ana place the
death OF the sii k,shard Hocky, isrequcstej to com
Inn Fields London. England and viii be rewarded II
the said Richard liockty b. still hvno he 10
communicate with Mr.. Barron Immediately.
Dated Ath day OF June 1874
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10 EAST FORTY FIRST sTREEP-WITH BOARD, A
~ fourth story front Room, large and we'll
nished, terms moderate tor summer; references
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vNM. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, Sell LIS THIS DAY
at O'Clock. at 49, Canal street large and valu.
able assortment Of Household furniture from tpmilies
and others breaking up hiu-ekecping consisting OF 50
Carpeis, 10 Chamber Su Is and paror suits. CHINA
Glass and silver ware Chairs. Lounges. pier and man.
tel classes Oclohs Piano stool AM Cover and great
variety OF other Goods. Cash advanced on Goods
signed tor sale Two stores 10 let: also the old Money
penny Dyeing Est bl shment vorable terms. Ap-
ply OH premises. 40 and 49, anal street.
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A UCTIoN-AT THE. ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-
IA dence 80 West 18th St, between 9Th and 9th avs
Oh THIS DAY FrlIAyl. Juno 10.

CONNIE nctng Al 10Y clock,
BY order OF NJ. y. Chapman, ESQ,
Pianofortes, Brorzes PAINTINGS Statuary
velvet Carpets, Mirrors liver &C.
Drawing Room-superb Suits, Grand Duchess, Marie An
tonette styles, covered silk Drocade, Marquotry Cnb
nets Tables. Encoienures, Etageres, secretaire Book
case. Paintings BY eminent artists. sialuarv, Clocks
magnificent rosewood Ptanoorte celebrated city maker
Muic stang, rosewood, wanna, Bureaus. Bed.teads
Wardrobes, Mattresses, Buffet Extension Table, China
ware. Glassware basement, kitchen Furniture N. 81
Parties wishing TO attend this sale take 18th stages
or 9th av. cars hCGUSl MARINES. Auctioneer.
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S)QD STREET.-A PARLOR AND BEDROOM WITH
~ Private Bath, with tirst class Board also rooms
en- suite or singly AT rates 343 West Twenty
third street -.
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7H WEST FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
~ avenue.-Har dsomely furnished Rooms to let with
Board together or separate; terms moderate; table
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xNLIFF HOUSE, RYE, wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY,
~ Now open; Arst class table and Rooms At reduccd
rate to early elegant good ahng
ono hour Distant Mrs A. PklIrJEAN on promises
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GOD STREET, EAST, lf.-ELEGANrLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms, second third floors, with first class
Board Al very low prices transients taken also table
boarders; references
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s)e WEST TWENTY-SEyENTH STREET.-A PLEAS
~ an. Suit of Rooms second and SQUARE
Room on third; also few table boaraers: moderate
prices tor summer months
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GOD STREET, 242 wEsT;-To LET, WITH GOOD
80 Board a large front Room aud single Room,
handsomely Iurnished .erms moderate reIerence
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(yozzENs' WEST POINT HOTEL
EDWARD COZZENs, Proprietor

(NOLEMAN HOUSE. FAR ROCKAwAY, L. l., II
~ open for the sc ason. first class accommod lions
permanent and transient boarders at moderate prices
JOHN j COLEMAN, Proprietor.
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EUARDCIsS WANTED.

-< 49, -
I PARL0R FLOOR TuREE LARGE ROOMS, HAND
sOmely furnished, bath, closets, &c. with private
Roma 36 Elsl Twentieth street..
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
i Ph.lade pnia, 1876
PmLADELpHIA. June H. 1874
To for iron work carpenter work, TN and
galvanized work. glazing, draining and water sup
ply pipes ami fittings
The enennia Board OF finance are prepared TO re.
celvc bids either separately or combined, Tor the oTK
and Materials required The Erection OF the lin Ex
hbiuon building in Paramount Park fhilnuciphia.
Plans be seen ana copies OF specifications and
bills OF quantities procured at hs office. No. 0a walnut
street. Philadelphia on and after Wednesday, the 18th
inst
Bids must be delivered not later than O'Clock the
2,,h INST and be accompanied with bond in the
$1,000, with two or more responsible surces, con
diuoncd to enter into contract sal bid Is accepted
JOHN WELSH.
President
FRED. FRALKv.
Secretary.
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% WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
w furnished second story front Room. with Board;
house kept by Sou therp lady.
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90 WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET.-THE BEST
III place In the city tor summer Boarding; NICE cool
single and family Rooms; excellent table; low PR es
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Box office open three days in advance.
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(,LARENDON HOTEL. LONG BRANCH N j., HAv
~ iny been thoroughly reittcd, Is now open for the
season nrs class acc ommoda tons; terms moderate.
SPENCER 4 BATES, Proprietors
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RY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 Co, AUCTIONEERs.
- The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, will sell r#9T#
2sOoo tons SCRANTON COAL,
at public auction on Wednesday, June "a at IL O'Clock
noon at 70 Exchange place. . "a
SAMUEL SLOAN President
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THEODORE THOMAS
UNPARALLELED SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
Overture, op. us Beethoven
Waltz, ION the Beautiful Rhine' Keller Bella
Introduction, Chorus, March, third act 'Lohen
Overture, Der Frey schultz. .....,........ WebeI
Scherzo, symphony No. s. flat >chnmanr
Fantasia Caprice adapted for orchestra veIxtemp
Rhapsode Hongroise No. 2....... .Lisz
Overture "Mrele".. .............. .GounoJ
Screnade for Flute and Horn. TIT
Mcssrs. Wehner and Schmitz
Waltz, "Wiener Bonbons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS raus
March, "Dueppler Storm Pfefk<
Admission tickets. 5Uc. Packages Of IL tickets, S.
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40 WEST TWENTY-FoURTH STREET NAE
IL Filth Avenue Ito el.-Second Floor front, hard
somely ia nished with first class Board; references
exchanged.
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GCD STREET MADISON souAREl.-pIEAsANT
<Ic Rooms to let. en- suite snuly, with without
Board references Exchanged Is East Iwen st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19

90 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
~ avenue Delmonico' ELEGANTLY furnished Rooms
to LETT first class location house quiet Ind in
DER CHI dren terms moderate; breakfasts II desired
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Et WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET-LAEGE
III Rooms, with Board; home com orts, Rooms Tor
gentlemen house kept by outhern lady; terms rea-
sonabe best references given and r aured,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-19

90 SEW NTH AvENUE.-Nkw AND HANDSOMELY
seC furnished second ana third story corner Rooms
with first class Board; references exchanaed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-15
New Advertisements,

Man wanted to drive wagon.
Miller wanted 30 take ehage of mill in
Sles county,
Good secondhand barouche for sale.
See CilanceTy notices by Nathaniel Bax-
l.CleIk and Master.
The annual picnic, for the benefit of the
poor of Nashville, takes place on Tuesday
next, at the horticultural.
y. P. Britt, plasterer and eistern builder,
is prepared TO execute ali work in his line
in frst-claSs style.
j. L. GOlladsy's next monthly drawing
takes place on Monday, May %, and his
grand fifth annual drawing July 4.
Three elegant suites of rooms, bedrooms.
and dining hall, in st. Cloud building, for
rent.
Information wanted OF the whereabouts
Of John B. Mccormick.
Attention is called to the city notice ad-
vertisement Of Rosenheim Bros, No. 9
Cherry street, who always keep on hand
the best brands Of imported and domestic
cigars. They are also sole agents for the
celebrated Big and Little Casino cigars.
See advertisement of grand day and night
picnic, TO be held at Weitmuller's Garden
on Tuesday the 10Th, commencing at p,
NJ, for the purpose Of raising funds 70 pay
for the bell Of the Ninth Ward SchoOl-house.
We understand the tickets are going off
quite rapidly. the different candidates striv-
ing to see who can sell the most tickets, as
the committee viii publish the names of
those selling most. We are sure that the
picnic will be largely attended, IS the OBJ
ject in view will be an advantage to the
whole city. Tickets can be had at Rich,
Todd & Co.'S, and from the committee.
The programme will be in our Sundays
issue