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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-04
Personal.

Mai. J. J. Williams and bride, Of Atlanta,
Ga, are al the Maxwell.
r. L. Gearty, Esq, has returned to the
city after prOtracted tour TO the leading
cities of Europe.
Mr.. CadwalIader, brother Of the well
known turfIuan of that name, was married
in Louisville last Friday, and arrived in
this city per yesterday MORNINGS train.
Mr.. Phelps Sassene, the Henderson
agent of the Southeastern road, has been
skirmishing around Nashville for few
days.
AIr. George E. Purvis, of the Banner, re-
turned from the meeting of the Western
Press Association at Put-in-Bay.
Col. T. Shearn, Of O5iOn county, passed
through the city yesterday.
Gov. p. II. Leslie, Of Kentucky, Col. j.
Stoddard johnson, of the Frankfort lKy.)
| Yeoman, and a candidate for Governor of
his State, Gen. James +. Robinson, son OF
ex-Gov. Robinson, and Henry WattersOn
| of the Le-iSUdle COw-ieT-JOlURGi, were
| registered at the Maxwell yesterday and re-
turned to Louisville by the night train.
Judge ShackelfOrd and NJ. L. BEyap have
| formed a cO-partnership in the law bust
ness. The former is well known in this
| CITY. ana the lalteE - d very lfOiuiSliiS
young lawyer, who has recently come from
UCoyinglOn, Ky, to locate with us. He was
I an active member of She Democratic State
| Central Committee of Kentucky, and had
acquired considerable prominence in both
| law and politics.
Postmaster ii. w. HaslOck and lady
were among the departures for st. Louis
yesterday.
Bishop Marvin, Of the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, South, of st. Louis, was eX-
| pected to arrive here last night on his way
to the Conference al Gallatin this week
| and to preach at Tulip Street Church this
/ morning and at McKendree tonight.
Mrs. Rebecca Allison, Mrs. Madeline
| Allison and Miss Alethio Allison have re
| turned from Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, where they spent the summer.
! Mai. Williams, of Atlanta, and bride are
at the Maxwell, en- route for st. Louis.
Col. John II. Savage arrived last evening
! from Lebanon, where he spoke, and left by
the night train for Winchester, where III
addresses the citizens of Franklin to
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~nrfreesboro's ,IInstreIs.

The @urfreesboru Minstrels gave per-
Torrance at Miller's Hall last Friday night,
for the benefit of the Confederate cemetery
at that place. The house was crowded TO
its utmost capacity, and handsome sum
was realized from the entertainment.
Although amateurs, the burnt cork ar
lists kept their audience in roar through
the entire performance. The entertain
ment will probably be repeated this week
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Aunsau1enIs.

Wailack's New York Theatre Company
played 'Maritana" to a good house last
night. At the matinee yesterday seal
onsy'' was rendered 20 larger and more Sc
lect audience than is usually seen at after
noon performances. During their brief
stay, the company made most favor able
impression, and our play-goeTs will give
them hearty welcome whenever they see
fit to come back.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN.
a Historic Episode at the Exposition,
Tuesday Night.


Rev. T. II. Huyt, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, vii deliver an ora
ton on Tuesday evening next, at the Ex-
position building. The occasion IS COM
memoratige Of the Gath anniversary Of the
battle o. Kings Mountain-one Of the
most decisive victories of the revolution
airy struggle, and one of the strangest bat
ties ever fought in this or any other coun-
try. The sword of Gen. Du Peyster, sur
rendered on that memorable occasion, be-
longs to the Historical Society of TenneS-
see, under whose auspices the Reverend
gentleman lectures.
The descendants of the heroes who SO
nobly fought and conquered at Kings
Mountain, will turn out in force ON Tues
day night, and several of them from this
and surrounding counties are expected. 1t
is proper to add, for the information OF
those at a distance, that there will be no
charge for the lecture. The usual admis-
sion fee of twenty-five cents TO the Exposi-
ton is the only cost to visitors. The His
torical Society will accompany Rev. Mr..
HOyt from bis residence to the Exposition
building, in procession, wearing apprOpri-
ate badges. II will be in reality an inter
esting entertainment.
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Tba, Texan claimant.

Judge Shackleford has received brief
rote from Messrs. BurdOw s. Garnet, OF
Gainesville, Texas, to the effect that they
had received his letter, and that they would
confer with their client as soon as possible,
and notify him Of the result. Our readers
will remember that Burdow x Garnett
wrote Judge ShacklefOrd some ten days
since with regard to the ownership Of S2O
acres of Hand in the heart of our city.
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Cloeebs Club met last night al the Max
well House with a full attendance. A
great deal Of interest was manifested, andth
future of the Celebrated Celebs" looks
more prosperous than ever. They will
give some brilliant entertainments during
the ensuing season, which will add greatly
TO the pleasure of the social community.
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NPRErrIEsr embrOideries at Hogan Bros
GOV. Leslie, Of Kentucky.

To the Union and American:
Gov. P. II. Leslie, Of Kentucky, is al
the Maxwell House. He Is a genuine
specimen of Kentucky manhood and ne
bility. A man of decided ability, Of spot
less integrity, of wide, liberal and enlarged
craftsmanship, he has already adorned the
Office Of Governor Of Kentucky, rendered
illustriOus by his predecessors. We are
mistaken, if the great popularity he enjoys
does not vet bear him to the higher and
greater honor of the SenatOrship Of the
State whose GoveInship he now so nobiy
fills.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3.
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AFreight main Ditehed.

One mile south of HOpkinsyille, KY,
freight train on the st. Louis and South
eastern road was thrown of the track yes
terday morning. The engine and nine
cars We,e ditched, all being considerably
damaged. 1t is supposed the accident was
caused by the spreading of the TRACK. Pat
Cummins, the engineer, and the hremani
were both badly bruised.
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naafh'S Harvest.

The report of DR.. J. w. Morton, the City
Health Officer, shows the total number OF
deaths within the corporate limits during
the past week to have been 22-half white
and half colored. OF this number were
males and ID females, were under one and
3 under five years of age.
Eighteen were born in Nashville, three in
other parts of the United States, and one
in Germany.
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Seventh Nyarn EIecrion.

The special election held in the Seventh
Ward yesterday on account Of the tie vote
of Anderson CrOssthwaite and j. c. Lans-
down, for Councilman, resulted in the cleo
ton of Cross hwaite, he receiving more
votes than all his competitOrs-LanSdOwn,
Elkin and Carendcr.
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tennessee COIIege of Pharmacy.

The Introductory lecture Of the second
session Of the Tennessee College Of Phar-
macy will be delivered at the hall Of the
College, No. So North College street, by
Prof. Thomas Black, Monday evening at
o'clock. Druggists, physicians, students,
and others interested are invited 10 attend.
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Trunks, Yalises, Saiehels-Ladies' and
Gentlemen's fine Travelling Trunks, Va
l:ses and Satchels, in great variety, and at
yery low prices, at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk
DeDot, 81 North College street.
sen23 deod till febl
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Our stock I'm the louisville and Nash
Willie Railroad.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company viii be held in Louisville next
Tuesday.
This county owns large amount Of the
stock, and will be represented at the meet
ing by the County Railroad Commissioners
who leave for Louisville tomorrow.
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DIED.

MOORE.-At his residence, near COekrill
Springs, Davidson county, Tenn, at A. N. yes
terlay, ALECK MOORE, of a. Moore & Sons, IN
the 65th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the late res
idence of the deceased, at 2 P. N. to-day. The
friends Of the family are invited TO be present.
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BEST buck gloves at Hogan Bros. l
Dangerously Stabbed by his BROTHER

dangerously staDDtu Dy hIs bFOtueE'
A serious cutting affray occurred in Al
len s. Co.'S saloon at Franklin,> Williamson
county, last Thursday night.
II is said that Richard ana Robert Will
son, brothers, were in the bar room, drink
ing heavily, when without giving any inti-
nation Of his purpose, the former drew a
knife and inflicted several dangerous
wounds upon his brother.
1t is thought the wounded man may not
recover.
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All the ladies' are requested TO cal al
the National Store and secure some OF the
bargains in Dry Goods. Sale to commence
tomorrow morning at o'clock. No post
ponement. McGloin & Currid, 1871 Church
s,raat sep20 eOdtf
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West End Ci,oraI society.

Members Of West End Choral Society
will meet at West End Church Monday
night, Oct. >, at O'Clock. Business Of
importance to transact. By order Of the
President. j. l.. DULING,
Secretary.
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Travelling Bags, Satchels, Valises,
Trunks. all kinds, at the Dollar Store. 1t
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Nine. DemOrest's Portfolio of Fashions
NJ I20 Church street. OCT u
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Irish Linens, 25c.; Table Linens, Soc;
Canton Flannels, 94c-; best prints side
bands, 81 to &C., at the Philadelphia Store.
n. NJ. Mclaughlin, p Public Square.
nnl III
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BLACK AlpaccaS, Isle; Briilianties and
Mohairs, 22sc; French MerinOes, all shades,
Il wards wide, Soc, at the Philadelphia
Store. Oe4 u
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If you want the best and the cheapest
Cooking Stoves, save time and money by
going to Treppard & Co.'S.
Oc4 % sun&thurs
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= New stock Of fire Watches, Chains, jew
elry. and Silvervare, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson & Alsted's, p Cherry street.
OCT If
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Nine. DemOrest's latest Patterns at 40
Church street. OCH u
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Great bargains in Embroideries' Belts
and Ruchings, at the National Store lo'
Church street. SepzO eou'i
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BishOp Marvin 10 Preach.

His many friends and admirers VIII ne
pleased 10 learn that Bishop Marvin was
expected to reach the city last evening,
and that he will preaclT at McKendree
Church at $50 this evening.
CHIDREN's wool hose l0c., at Hogan
ItrOS' II
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4 Hat Worth Wearing Buy your Hat,
if you wish beautiful Fall Style, bright
as the season itself, of Francisco. His pro
ductions are the admiration Of all.
Oca III
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Jeans, Flannels and Blankets at less
than New York prices, at The Nationai
Store, 1871 Church street. sep2O eodi
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Best Bleaehed and Brown Domesties
from 10 to 12a cents, at the National Store,
137 Church street. sep20 eodtf
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Largest stock Of Busle Trimming and
ladies' Ruching, cheaper than elsewhere, at
Ricbheimer's, 40 College street. Oc4 If
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Gentlemen's L Underwear at the so Gents
Store. oc3 y
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Ladies, buy your Millinery and Furn-
ishing Goods at Mrs. KnOtt's, ~ Public
Square. Cheapest stock in the city. It
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Atkinson & Alsted, q Cherry street,
have taken the agency for Julius Kings
Combination Speetacles, and new sytem
for fitting the eyes. The best ever invented.
ore antf see them. Oc4 If
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RemOyal.-TaylOr Henderson 81

"NObby" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely's. aug3O satsun&thtf
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so piecss Black Alpacas, silk finish, goa
25c., at the National Store, 1877 Church
street. McGloin & Currld. Oc4 If
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Striped silks at Half Priee.-We offer
to day a lot Of heavy Black Silks, with
white stripes, at S1.50, worth $50.
Thompson Bros. x Kelly, Summer street.
Oc3 81
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RemOyal.-Taylor Henderson q Co.
have removed their plumbing and gas-iit-
ting establishment from No. 20 Church
street to No. Z South Summer street, where
they will be pleased to see their friends and
patrons. oei Nv
Best Prints 10 cents at the National
Store, 1jI Church street. sep-U eOdI
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If you want to see the finest and best
assortment of Heating Stoves in Nashville
60 to Treppard * Co.'S. You will find
their prices lower than at any other house.
oe4 2t sunSSthurs
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Ladies will find the cheapest lot Of Mil
linery and Furnishing Goods in the city at
Mrs. Lizzie Knots, A north side Public
Square, up stairs. oc1 Nv thrr;&sun
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FAN Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
auS]0 satsun&thtf
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White Ostrich Feathers cleaned al Mrs.
CreeG's Millinery Store, No. Union ST.,
near Market. Oc2 IL
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Many Of our lady friends will be gratifed
to learn that we have added to our we'll
selected stock of Furnishing Goods a full
assortment Of Zephyrs, German Wool and
Knitting Yarns, Embroidering and Shaded
Silks, Embroidering Patterns, such as Slip
pers, Cushions, etc, etc. We shall be
pleased to have YOU call, and feel sure to
please YOU. ID. LOvenan * Co. OCT It
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New Styles of boys and ehildren's Hats
at jesse Ely'S. augj0 satsun@thi
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Largest stock of Flannels at lowest prices
at Hogan Bros. 80 Del At
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At 3 p. NJ. yesterday there were feet 3
inches of water on the shoals, with the river
still falling at this point.
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Broadway Style silk Hats at Jesse
Ely's. aug5O satsunSthit
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WaterprOOfs, cheapest At Hogan Bros
Del Al
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Every description of Dry Goods sold 20
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
at any other store in the city. Oc4tf
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Great bargains IN Cassimeres and Jeans
at Richheimer's, 46 College street. Oc4 f
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Blank (. )irdicates no report; cipher (O) sta
dency 10 rise.
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I1IRsT PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH Rev.
II Thos. A. Hoyt, pastor. Services at 1920 m
and at T:S0 p m by the Rev VIM Stoddard- Seats
free at night.
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DOmeSties at cents a yard at Rich
heimer's, 40 college street. Ocitf
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EDGAR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, North
IL Nashville, Rev r I BIanily, Pss;nr-Ser-
vices AtlI N and m By the Pastor. Sunday
school at 4p N.
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,,oore Nemor;.I Chureh safe.

Coon wool flannel 25c., at Hogan Bro
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Navy Blue Waterproof at Hogan Bros
It
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CITY NOTICES

Cassimeres, new, at Hogan Bros. 1t
WaterprOOfS, cheapest at Hogan Bros
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MOORE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
WI Church, West End-Rev. Frank D. Moore
pastor. Snnday-schcOl at a m. The congrega-
ton will worship at the First Pres5y terrain
Church owing 20 the absence OF the pastor.
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Bleached Domestic, BE-; Brown Bones
tic Sea Island, Al, 7se.; Crash, warranted
all linen, &c, at the Philadelphia Store.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY NOTICES.
Beautiful striped Shawls SIPS, at the
National Store, lS7 Church street. oc4 tt
Dry Goods at less than wholesale prices
in New York at the Philadelphia Store.
N. NJ. Mclaughlin. Oc4 If
Bleached Domestic, De-; Brown Domes-
tic Sea Island, Al. 7sc.; Crash, warranted
all linen, &c, at the Philadelphia Store.
oc4 If
Another new invoice of Reppellants,
67sc.; all wool Tweeds, S5c-; Jeans, 11sc,
at the Philadelphia Store. OCT If
Select School for boys. No. IS n Sum
mer street. W. Bryce Thompson. oe4 St
500 pieces of Flannel, cheaper than ever,
at Richheimer's, 40 College street. OCT If
DOmeStics at 6 cents yard at Rich
heimer's, 10 college street. ocitf
Great bargains IN Cassimeres and Jeans
at Richheimer's, 46 College street. Oc4 f
Every description of Dry Goods sold 20
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
at any other store in the city. Oc4tf
Many of our lady friends will be gratifed
to learn that we have added to our we'll
selected stock of Furnishing Goods a full
assortment Of Zephyrs, German Wool and
Knitting Yarns, Embroidering and Shaded
Silks, Embroidering Patterns, such as Slip
pers, Cushions, etc, etc. We shall be
pleased to have YOU call, and feel sure to
please you. d. LOveman & Co. OCT 2t
If you want to see the finest and best
assortment of Heating Stoves in Nashville
60 to Treppard * Co.'S. You will find
their prices lower than at any other house.
oe4 2t sun&thus
Ladies, buy your Millinery and Furn-
ishing Goods at Mrs. Knott's, A Public
Square. Cheapest stock in the city. 1t
If you want the best and the cheapest
Cooking Stoves, save time and money by
going to Treppard & Co.'S.
Oc4 2t sun&thurs
Gentlemen's Underwear at the so Cents
Store. oc3 p
A Hat Worth Wearing.-Buy your Hat
if you wish beautiful Fall Style, brigh
as the season itself, of Francisco. His pro
ductions are the admiration Of all.
oc3 Ii
Striped Silks at Half Price.-we ofei
to day a lot Of heavy Black Silks, viii
white stripes, at S1.50, worth $3.50
Thompson Bros. x Kelly, Summer street
oc3 st
White Ostrich Feathers cleaned al Mrs
CreeG's Millinery Store, No. 6 Union st.
near Market. oc2 1T
Largest stock of Flannels at lowest price:
at Hogan Bros. ~ oeI Al
WaterprOOfs, cheapest at Hogan Bros.
| Del At
Ladies will find the cheapest lot Of Mil
linery and Furnishing Goods in the city a
Mrs. Lizzie Knots, A north side Public
SQUARE, up stairs. Oc1 Nv thur:&su
Fail Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
aug30 satsun&thtf
Broadway Style SILK Hats at Jess
Ely's. aug3O satsun&thtf
New Styles of boys and ehildren's Hat
at jesse ElyS. aug5O satsun@thi
"NObby" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely'S. aug30 satsun&thtf
RemOyal.-Taylor Henderson IL Co
| h., ,-.,,,o,-al THAR MINIMIZING and Cas-fIt
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Best Calico 1Oc., at Hogan Bros. 1t
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500 pieces of Flannel, cheaper than ever
at Riehheimer's, 40 College street. OCT If
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FlannelS, best and cheapest at Hogan
RrOS' III
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NAsHvgLzE, CHATTANOOGA AND
So. Louis -DepOt, Church street
n a. CUNNINGHAM, Ticket Agent
- 40 Urn Nail u 500 A. XII 12:25 PIX.
s"Us1 SA - 90 FTnrass \ 500 P II $3.50 A n.
o. -. A. NJ F1n-ess = loo A NJ = $50 4 n.
. West'n Mail Il2;S5 P. N = . " q n
BhelbyVilie Accorau'dniT 800 ? = .tIo.OO \. n
SI- DANIEY, Gent P ass. s. Ticket Agent
Daily. Daily except Sunday. .,,a ..
che 500 A. n. and I2-25 P. n. trains Wllt4lol
stop at flag stations.
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Medicated, FLANNEL at Hogan Bros. 1t
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Beautiful striped Shawls Sl.25, at the
National Store, 1877 Church street. oc4 tt

Dry Goods at less than wholesale prices
in New York at the Philadelphia Store.
N. NJ. Mclaughlin. Oe4 If
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Another new invoice Of Reppellants,
Gle; all wool Tweeds, Csc; Jeans, lie,
at the Philadelphia Store. oc4 If
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Local Report for the City, Saturday.
OCT 8, 1874.

RIVER NEWS.
DAILY Report Of Stage Of Rdter, tOiA OeaSss IN
he "a Hours ending 8 p. III. Oct. 3, 1874.