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THE STREET COMMITTEE.
Their Resignation and Re-ApPOint-
ment-What VIII They Do New?

Their Resignation and Re-AppOint-
ment-WhRt VIII They Do NOWe
The following is the resignation Of the
Street Committee in accordance with the
resolution Of the City Council:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April p, 49,
NJ. B. Howell, Mayor-Sir: We herebyten-
der TO you our resignation as members on
the Street Committee for the present mu-
nicipal year, in accordance with a resolu-
ton adopted by the City Council April 20,
1875. Very respectfully,
First Ward, d. II. COrder.
Second Ward, OIlve' TOwles.
Third Ward, K. c. X Martin,
Fourth Ward, w. II. Darr.
Fifth Ward, RObt. Thompson.
Sixth Ward, c. g. Black.
Seventh Ward, Chas. III. Ryman.
Eighth Ward, b. j. Mccarthy.
Ninth Ward, L. MOcker.
Tenth Ward, NJ. j. Smith.
Mayor Howell responded yesterday as
follows:
MAYOR's OFFICE, April p, 1S75.-Al-
derman e. III. Ryman, Chairman Of the
Street COMMITTEES; Sir: Your cOmmunica-
ton Of April q, covering written resigna-
ton Of tie members Of the Street Com
mittee was duly received.
have carefully considered the matter,
and have not found any satisfactory reason
for the Offering Of the resolution requesting
the resignation. Ii may be that diheren-
ces Of opinion may sometimes have oc-
CURED in-the Committee, as might natu-
rally have been anticipated amongst so
large a number, but 20 grave errors have
been imputed 70 them, and l am persuaded
that the good sense and integrity OF the
gentlemen composing the Committee will
not permit any differences to work injury
to the city.
L, therefore, ~reappOint the gentlemen
heretofore composing the Street Committee,
and ask that YOU viii call a special meet
ing and notify them Of the fact. Very re-
specially,
MORTON. b. HOWELL, Mayor.
In pursuance Of the Mayors request Al
derman Ryman called a special meeting OF
the committee for to-day al 8 p. NJ.
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A HOOsIer Criticism on Nine. CarrenO
Sauret.

A HOOsIer Criticism on Mime. CaFrenO
Sauret.
Those Of our readers who attended the
De Murska concerts in this city, week be-
fore last, will appreciate the following from
the Fort Wayne (IRd) Sentinel descrip-
tive Of the impressions made on a rural
critic by the piano-play Of Mime. I.auret:
81 tell you, mister, she was a slasher.
Our Jennie couldn't hold a candle 10 her.
When she first set down she looked kind a
wild, then with a howl dug her finger nails
into them ere rough notes and shot 'em
like lightning up into the thin ones. Then
she paused for a reply, mister. She then
commenced at the right hand side, went a
rippin' down hand over fist, till she got
clean down, maxim a noise ike thunder.
She then yanBed a handful out Of the cen
ter and planted them at the end, then wig
gled around with two fingers, grabbed mp
another f%irstful, punched right and left,
went Tipety-hOpety-scOtchy up and down,
and tell sou that ere pianner hOWled.
She then gave another snort, and when she
went she busted in like mad, raised up of
her chair, stuffed three fDgersful there,
carOmed six more in the corner, gObbled mp
a few more tunes and settled their hash in
about a minute. After that she tackled It
with her Jeff hand alone. Between you
and me, mister, the man than owned that
ere pianer went shiftin' around on his
chair as though he had q carpet-tack under
him. Good night, mister
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DRAPER PARDONED.
Release of a Convict by the GOvernO

Release of a Convict by the Governor.
The numerous sympathizers and rela-
tiyes Of David IL. Draper, Of Jackson cOun-
", the old man recently committed to the
p~eniten.iary under a sentence Of two years
for voluntary ~manslaughter, viii be graft
fed to learn that Governor Porter yester-
day pari0ned Draper, who set out for his
home in jackson county in citizens garb
yesterday afternoon, stopping a few min
utes at the UNION AND AMERICAN Office.
This was a msritOriOus pardon. The ap-
plication was backed by about six hum
dred good citizens Of Mr.. Diapers native
county, and quite a respectable number Of
the clever business men Of Nashville, for
merly resident IN Jackson and surround
ing counties. Mr.. Draper had always
been regarded as a good citizen. He is an
old man, respectfully connected, and many
hearts will rejoice on his return home to
his wife and children.
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4 shnw-window Of r. A. Bailey's dry
goods store, az Franklin, was broken into
aud bugiarized last Monday night. This
crime has been frequently committed in
that town on dark rainy nights.
a party Of young men not long since
challenged the lady teachers Of the Frank
lin Female College to a spelling match and
the challenge was accepted. The young
men were beaten in the fray, and now the
victorious young ladies have challenged
their yanquished foes TO a reading match.
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YlrrInIa EdItor.s Dehut.

a party, recently editor Of the Pe0ris-
burg (Fd.) Gazette, on retiring from the
editorial chair, published a CdledictOrg, of
which the following are the opening lines:
- take this occasion to say to the many
friends and patrons Of the PedriSbmg Ca
zette, that with this issue my name will
be no mere al. the head of this column;
having sold the entire interest Of the paper
Thomas j. Pearson. SorTOWfullv, and
with a heart full of gratitude, l make my
debut"
This is enough to make a stranger shed
tears. Il strikes a chord in the heart
whose vibrations constitute the emotion of
feeling akin to all the world.
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AN ACCIDENT AT THE COURSE.
4 Youthful COIored Jockey Seriously
Hurt.

4 colored Jockey about twelve years old
met with an unlucky mishap at the track
yesterday afternoon. He was working
one of the mares in NitheTs * Bruce's sta
bic, and as she was rounding the lower
turn she slipped aud fell, rolling over on
her rider, and hurting him very badly.
The fall produced ~concussicn Of the brain,
and the upper lip was cut through to the
law bone. DR.. f. NJ. Hughes was sum-
moued and dressed the wound. While the
boys injuries are very serious the %probabil-
itv is that he will recover.
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WHAT is NEEDED.

DUNIUNI To. 10 III
HKNRY r. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir-AbOut one year since I found myself
in a feeble condition from general debility.
VEGETTNE was strongly recommended TO me BY
A friend who had been much benefited by its
use. / procured the article, and. after using
several bottles, was restored 70 health, ana DIS
continued its use. I feel quite confident that
there i no medicine superior 20 Il for those
complaints for which il Is especially prepared
and would cheerfully recommend II 70 those VINO
feel that they need something 20 restore them 70
perfect health. Respectfully yours
u. l. PETTENGILL,
Firm of 5. NJ. Pettengiu & CO.,
No. 10 state street, Boston.
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s,netaT GchooI Ta~-

State Superintendent TrOusdale received
yesterday reports from the County Superin-
tendents Of four counties relative to the
levy Of a special tax at the April term Of
the Quarterly Courts for the support Of the
public schools.
The County Court Of Grundy levied a
special tax Of 10 cents on the 500 worth of
property and 50 cents OF polls.
Sewer cOUnty-the same On property and
% cents on polls.
Stewart tcOunty-20 cents on the 500
worth Of property, 81 on polls and $50 on
certain privileges. Few Of the levies, so far
heard from, surpass this.
The County Court Of the rich and pros
porous county Of Madison refused to make
any levy for the benefit of the public
schools. This is surprising when we con-
slider that Jackson, the county seat. is as
piring to be an educational centre for the
Southwest. One good turn deserves an
other-the location Of the Southwestern
University at Jackson ought TO have been
a guarantee for a munifcent special tax TO
support the free schools.
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a private Letter from St. Louis speaks in
the highest terms Of Col. killebrew's Re
sources Of Tennessee The writer Of the
letter says: Il send you a copy Of the geo
logical report Of this Stale, which does not
begin to compare with TIE Resources Of
your State
The full force Of this compliment cannot
be app ecIated until We r feet thai Missou-
II apr priatrd $1,000 for its Bureau. or
thrice as much as Tennessee Iid.
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To the Union and American
DECATUR ALA, April &c, 1S75.-Swan
lake is now Tifged up with a nice fishing
boat for the accommodation Of parties
coming from abroad. Would like to see a
party occasionally from the "City of
ROCKS" but tell them not 10 come and
break the Sabbath as did some Of cur citi-
zens yesterday. Wives of members Of the
bar should look after their rambling hus-
bands, and show them the way to church.
A PATRON.
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young men in that portion Of the city Or
gained a military company Monday night,
with twenty-five members. A committee
was appointed TO draft rules and Tegula-
lions, and report at the nex meeting, to-
morrow night, when an election of officers
viii take place. 1t is talked Of naming the
new company the "JOhnSon Rifles
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APPS 81 wed sat, sun

Health and Pleasure Excursions to Col
orado.-The st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway has just published new
and illustrated Guide to Colorado, season
Of lS75) giving a brief description Of the
FAMOUS RESORTS IN THE ROCKY Noun
TAIN REGIONS, also rates Of fare. This
Guide contains valuable information for
TOURISTS and INvALIDs. Free. Send for
COPY. Address c. K. Lord, General Pas
senger Agent, s.. Louis, Mo.
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RAILWAY MISHAPS.
An AnhIe Crushed by "a Locomotive,
aud a Thumb Mashed OF.

: man in tie road yard at Arlington,
while attempting to step on the cow-catcher
Of an approaching engine, Monday morn
ing, LOST his footing and fell IN the track.
One foo. was badly crushed by the wheels
of the locomotive.
On the same cay another railroad en-
ploye in the same yard, while attempting
to couple some ears, got his thumb mashed
off between two ~draWheads.
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Our assortment Of Soaps is complete,
comprising the foreign and domestic brands
of known value, from Lubin's, COndray's
and Mawbert's high-priced goods, to domes-
tic brands at 25c a box. HaddOx & Ford.
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Funeral OF John Eel.

The funeral of Jno. Bell, Of Gallatin,
was preached in The Presbyterian Church
there By Rev. Er. Arbu,hn0f. and the re-
mains were removed 70 the cemetery fer
inleTment, when it was disc0veTod that 10
one had ordered q grave TO be dug. The
remains were taken back 10 the late resi-
dence Of the deceased % be kept over for
interment yesterday. Masonic ceremonies
suitable 20 the memory of the deceased,
who was well known throughout the State
as a Mason, will take place on the 20tI Of
Nav.
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Programme for a Library Entertain
mpnI

On next Friday evening there will he
another reading at the Library rooms. The
programme is unusually attractive and in
teresting. 1t IS hoped that a large audience
will be present TO enjoy it. Reading to
commence punctually at hslfpast eight.
Admission fifty cents. Tickets to be had
at the door and book stores.
NORTHUMBERLAND FIRST
Music-ViOlin, piano and flute.
Reading, by a gentleman, Pickwick.
Music, Duet, lady and gentleman.
Reading, by a lady, Jean Ingelow.
Music, solo, by a gentleman.
Reading, by a gentleman, from limo
cents Abroad.
PART SECOND.
Reading-by a lady-The Talking Oak
-TeuuYSOD.
Music-Duett from Traviata, by a lady
and gentleman.
Reading-by a lady-The Rhyme of the
Duchess May.
Ausic-SOlO, by a lady-frOm Puritan.
ReadiHg-by a gent.-An Irish piece.
Music-TriO, from Ernani.
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Handkerchief Extracts from the we'll
known manufacturers, Lubins, Low, At
kinson, LundbOrg, Wright, Bazin, and all
other kinds worth selling; also LANDLORDS
Extracts, in bulk, for refllpg vials at less
expense. HaddOx & Ford. ap27 1w
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Vow AdHsrrisements.

Insure I'm the State Insurance. Company.
Secondhand WAGON wanted by prCprie-
to-s Of Lightning LiuiIneut.
The Elmwood collar fits better than any
other.
Persons interested in securing desirable
homes should attend the executors sale Of
lots belonging TO the estate Of VIM. b.
Lewis, decd, on the premises, tomorrow.
The property is situated on the Lebanon,
Elm Hill and Stones River t~urnpikes, and
particularly suitable for market gardens or
dairy farms.
County Court sale Of property of Nehem-
iah Anderson, decd, on Saturday, May p.
See advertisement.
On Saturday, May s, the stock and.
fix ures Of the well-kn0wn RiddlebErgeC
Restaurant, 70 Church street, will be closed
GU at Auction, unless disposed Of sooner at
private sale.
Attend the auction sale Of roses at A
Union street to-day.
Send for copy Of Illustrated Guide, Just
pu 1lished by The st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Railway, giving description
Of the famous Rocky Mountain region,
rates Offa-e, etc. Mailed free.
Gen. Harding's annual sale Of blOOded
stock will come of at Belle Meade on Mon
day next, under the auspices Of Winstead,
Shields & Co. The stock offered will EN-
brace the entire produce of Gen. Harding's
thoroughbred brood mares for 1874, with
out doubt the finest thai has ever been Of
fered in this market. 4 special tram viii
be run on the occasion, leaving the Chat
tanOOga depot at 10 o'clock.
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CANNOT BE ExCELLED.

J~HAELEsIOWh1 MaTcn u IooJ.
II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that 1 have used
your ssBlOOd Preparation in my family for sew
eraI years, and I think that for ScrOfula OF Can
kerous HumOrs, or Rheumatic Affections, i6
cannot be excelled; md, as a blood purifier and
spring medicine, il is the best thing L have ever
used: and I have used almost everything. 1 can
cheerfuily recommend it to any one in need Of
such a medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street.
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Our stock Of Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth
and Flesh Brushes is perfect, having just
added to al already fair stock a large lot
of every style, shape and price. The most
fastidiOus can be pleased. HaddOx &FOrd.
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CITY NOTICES.

Potato Slips and Cabbage Plants
We are the special agents Of All. H. Doug
las for the sale Of Potato Slips and Cab
bage Plants, which can be had Of any kind,
in any quantity, on short notice. Haddox
& Ford. ap27 1w
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We are making an elegant Cologne
which we are selling at 81 per pint, and
also keep every popular brand or make,
embracing the justly celebrated Lubins,
Farina, CasweIl, Hazard & Co.'S, plain and
extra flavor, HOyt's, German, Bazins, etc.
Haddox & Ford. ap27 Nv
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SPAIN-Onthe morning Of the 9th, ALBERT
BTTsT. son of A.. b. and Lula spain.
Funeral from the residence Of ID. Spain,
No a. North summer street, at II O'Clock A. n.
-, Wednesday, the 2Sth inst. Friends OF the
FAMILY arc invited to attend. Services by Dr.
A j, Baird.
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Floating COrpse.

A couple Of gentlemen report that while
standing on the Suspension Bridge yesteT-
day afternoon, they discovered the dead
body Of a white man floating down The
stream. As far as they were able 10 dis.
tingujsh, the corpse bore no marks Of VIC
lence.
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GIVES kHEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

Nv daughter has received great benefit from
Tho nee III rhe VEGETTNE. Her declining health
was a source Of great anxiety 20 ali OF her
friends A few bottles Of the VEGErfNE re-
stored her health, strength aud appetite.
n. II. TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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To be Sold for Cash Only-At Cost:
LYONS Black Silks, best qualities.
Gro Grain and Tsffeta Silks IN all shades.
Tafeta Silks in evening shades.
Summer Silks in the newest styles.
Best Black M0hair, Turner'S make.
Irish Linens, Richardson's and Others.
Black Grenadines, all qualities.
Tamise Cloths in all qualities.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SUPERIOR MAKES.
To reduce our stock, we offer u entire
lot of above named goods AT COST FOR
CASH ONLY. This is a rare opportunity to
get bargains in hrst-class goods. Thomp-
son Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
anil Nv
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The greatest variety Of ChrOmOs ever Of
fered for sale in the city will be sold this
week, without reserve, at SO North College
street, Cnear the Square, second door below
Neylan's Book StOre.) Call and see them.
You can get bargains for cash. Private
sales every day, and at auction on Friday
and Saturday evenings, commencing at s
O'Clock. Come one, come all. Winstead,
Shields & Co., AuctiOneers. APPS st
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We are Offering to the lovers Of good Tea
a choice line Of Imperial, OOlOng and En-
glish Breakfast, at the low price Of S1.OO
ger pound. HaddOx & Ford.
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We are informed by a gentleman from
Giles county that a slight snow fell yester-
day morning in and around Wales Station,
on the Nashville and Decatur road. There
was also a rather heavy hail torn in the
same neighborhood.
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Gen Harding'S Annual May Sale will
come of at Belle Meade on Monday next,
May 3, under the auspices Of Messrs. Win
stead, Shields & Co., the famous Captain
Phil c. Kidd, ~auctiOneer. The entire pro-
duce of Gen. Harding's thoroughbred brood
mares for 1874 will be offered, and they are
the finest and mos. bloOdlike stock Of year
lings ever put upon the market by this
noted breeder. The sale will commence
at 1890 A. NJ. sharp. A special train will
leave the Chattanooga Depot for Belle
Meade at 10 a. NJ, and will return at
close of sale. Let every admirer Of blood
stock attend this important sale.
ap2S 3t wed. sat.sun
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nore CentepnInI Commi.sflner..

The Governor yesterday appointed c.
w. Charlton, Of Knox county, and Dr..
VIM Maxwell, of Gibson, additional Cen
tennial Commissioners.
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Choice Butter.-1O Bbls. Goshen But
ter in rolls; 10 Tubs Goshen Butter, solid.
Very fine. For sale by r. L. Weakley.
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Blank q. y Indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tonary; minus 81 tendency TO fall; plus %
tendency 10 rise.
The S~ilyerthOrn arrived from Evansville
and departed for the same place.
The Bolivar II. Cooke departs for the
head Of the river at 4 O'Clock this evening.
The river was still rising.
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L IN BUSINESS.

Report Of Dun's Mercantile Agency
for the First Quarter Of 1870.
We are indebted TO Mr.. John S. NiehOl-
son for a copy of the report Of the Mercan-
tile Agency tor the first quarter Of 1875,
dated April p, showing the number Of
mercantile failures aud their liabilities for
tho Cfafoz naunoT as f,I1omz-
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS
OF FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK, NE, Jan u, 1872
II. Z. STEVENS. ESQ
Dear Sir-I have had Dyspepsia In its worst
form for the last ten wears, and have taken hum
dreds OF dollars worth Of medicine without OD-
f-infng any relief. In September last I con-
menced taking the VEGETTNE, since when ume
nv health has steadily improved. My food dF
gests well. and ! have gained fifteen POUNDS OF
taxing VEGETTyE. and an have obtained relief.
Yours truIv. THOMAS Z. MOORE, =
Overseer Of Gard Room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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The ElmwOOd collar, with all the edges
folded, will fit better and wear longer than
any other. Prove this by trying.
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To he Sold for Cash OnIy-At Cost:

Silks at cost for cash only. G. Rice x Co.
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CITY NOTICES.

Auction of Roses, etc, April Is, A
Union street. apps 1t
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For Huntsville Carthage, Celina, Burks-
vile and PIT. Isabel.

TIME new and elegant pas c
senger steamer "0A-
BOLIVAR H. COOKE,
WI. Carroll, Master; d. G. Patterson, Clerki
viii leave as above TO-DAY, April y, ats
Pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or %
W. E. BYERS, Agent, Al and a Front street
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Bargains! Bargains@-We will sell at
cost for cash only. G.. Rice & Co.
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Pullman Palace D~rawing-rOOm and Sleeping
Ca from st. Louie, Cincinnati anu Columbus
to washington and Baltimore without change
of cars.
Through tickets aud further can
ne obtained at the principal Ticket Omces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
vest. THOS. ?. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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TRAINS

LOUISVILLE g. CINCINNATI SHOsE
LINE RAIEROAD.-Irains leave ana ar
rive 1t Louisville a. follows:
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WAsHIN6TOE, April %, 100 A. n.
PyO5G5iHHes.-FOr the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, clear OF
clearing weather, slowly rising temperaJure,
light variable winds and rising barometer
east Of the Mississippi.
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For cash and cash only we will sci
goods at cost. G. Rice & Co.
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ParasOls, all linen, at % cents, at lie
beck's, Il Union street. APPS 2t
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Dress Goods at cost for cash only. G..
Rice & Co. APPS #
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Suits at cost for cash only. G. Rice & Co.
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EAHEk AEW5
Daily Rep0rt Of Stage Of WgtsT, t0ith CGn0es IN
tie q hours ending 5 p. II. APTa 2, 1870.
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LEAVE. ARRIVE,