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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-04

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-04

Evil thuugLls Ia tie sual q either man
or woman. like oil ii wHtcr. will rise TO The
top. No perfrc,iens ~ deceit tan amalga.
mate with virtue 80 that they will remain
concealed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
FIVE YEARS AT LARGE.
Reeapture Of John Murphy, Of East
Tennessee
The Sheriff Of BIOunt County Finds
Him in kentucky.
The Story Of His Trial for a Foul
Murder Of 1869.

On tine 10th day Of January 1859, foul
murder was committed in BlOunt county.
The victim was Lewis LunsfOrd, an old
man living in that portion o. the country,
now constituting a part Of LOudOn county.
John Murphy was arrested as the perpetra-
tor of the crime, tried before the Circuit
Court Of BlOunt county, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged. He appealed to
the Supreme Court, and when his case
came up for hearing before that tribunal,
the judgment Of the court below was set
aside and the prisoner remznded for . new
trial. He broke jail at Knoxville, succeed
ed in making good his escape, and re-
manned al large up to yesterday morning.
On getting out of Jail at Knoxville he
went TO OvertOn county and lived there for
about three years. Near two yeas ago
he turned up in Barren county, Kentucky,
and since then has lived chiefly in the
neighboThOOd Of Glasgow. Here he soon
acquired the character Of a desperate, by
coming into Town on public days, getting
drunk, an participating in street broilS.
Some two months ago a citizen Of BlOuDt
county, on his way 10 Missouri, stopped al
Glasgow to visit relatives, aud while there
pointed Murphy out 70 ". c. Walker, a
member Of the bar Of that place.
Walker opened a correspondence with j.
p. EdmOndson, The Sheriff Of BlOuut coun-
ty, and last Saturday, Sheriff EdmOndsOn,
accompanied by j. q. Mckenzie, left Mary
Vile, Blount county, for Glasgow, in search
Of their man. They reached their destina-
ton Monday afternoon, and when
night came on they started out
in company with Walker TO look for Muir
ply. After riding all night they captured
him at halfpast o'clock in the morning,
one mile and half from Glasgow. Murphy
was asleep when they came upon the
premises, and he offered no resistance.
Sheriff EdmOndsOn, Mr.. Walker and
Mr.. Mckenzie put their prisoner on the
cars at Glasgow yesterday morning, and
started homeWard with him. They reached
here at half-paSt six O'clock yesterday even
inc, and put him in jail fer safe keeping.
They will slaIt home this morning. Muir
ply is about y years Of age, stoutly built,
and has 3 very dark complexion. He
claims to be part Indian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Election of TuTnpike Omcers

The stockholders Of the Cumberland
and Stones River Turnpike Company met
yesterday and elected the following Board
Of Directors: NJ. T. Bennett, J. 2. Rich
mond J. j. Fleming, B. T. Wade, T. c..
Black, simpson Harris and w. S. Higgins.
The Board Of Directors held a meeting af-
forwards and elected W. S. HIGGINS Presi-
dent and Treasurer; Simpson Harris. Su-
perintendent, and NJ. 7. Bennett, Secretary.
At a meeting Of the stockholders of
the MurfreesbOro Manchester and
Winchester Turnpike Company, had
in this city yesterday, the following
named persons were elected directors: b.
+. Cheatham, Thomas OCOnner, J. S.
Morton, Simpson Harris, j. J. Fleming, A.
b. Robertson, W. S. Higgins, w. n. Robert
son, Jas. Price, Jas. w. Keel and 3. NJ.
Tillman. The election Of officers was
postponed until a future meeting of the
Board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

OF this 2OS cars were received in July
and 433 have been received in August.
By computation in most instances, and
careful estimates in the rest, we find that
the receipts by wagon for the month and a
half amount to about 100000 bushels. The
antire receipts, therefore, by rail and wagon
sum mp $4,000 bashels-the 40 car loads
being equivalent to 10000 bushels.
As to the wheat which has passed through,
the books 4 the Nashville, Chattanooga
and St. Louis Railroad show that twenty
ears passed directly through to the North
over the ST. Louis and Southeastern and Dos
cags, in the same manner, over the louis
vile and Notwithstanding SIS. This is
ifty-eight more than stopped at Nashville,
Of the shipments by the Nashville, Chatta-
tanOoga and ST. Louis.
The books Of the Louisville, Nashville
and Great Southern do not show the through
shipments north from points south of
Nashville; but it is entirely safe to apply
the same ratio as in the case of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and ST. Louis road.
Shipments Of wheat over all the roads
have rapidly fallen Of for the past week,
and are now only al occasional car load,
consigned TO Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
EQUILIBRIUM RESTORED.
The Louisville and Nashville Drops to
Fifty Cents.


Fifteen Dollars for the Round Trip
TO New York.
A flaming circular was distributed over
the city yesterday announcing the fact that
the Louisville, Nashville and Great South
ern road would sell tickets from Nashville
to Louisville for fifty cents. The news
created quite a breeze and a number Of
people al once concluded to 60 to Louis
vile.
At this rate one can go to New York
and back for fifteen dollars. From now till
Saturday round trip tickets from Louisville
10 New Y Ork, good till the 10th Of Sep
temUer, can be bought for fourteen dollars.
The Southeastern and Louisville trains
were both crowded last night, many taking
advantage OF the opportunity offered by the
railroad war to 60 to Louisville, while the
round trip can be made for one dollar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Nashville Sees Chicago and Goes One
Enranr.

Some ten or twelve days ago we stated
that Mr.. p. J. Sexton, a former resident Of
Nashville, had, with his accustomed gene.
rosity, given TO the Sisters Of Mercy a 50
foot lot in the town of Lodi, Kane county,
Illinois, TO aid them in paying the heavy
obligations assumed for the enlargement
and improvement Of their Convent build
ing. This was received by the Sisters
with heartfelt gratitude. But Judge of
their JOY when informed by one Of our
own citizens that he had a lot, fronting
fftv feet on Welmore avenue, near Cheat
ham street. aud running back one hundred
and fifty feet TO an alley, which he desired
10 give them. This is one of the most de-
sirable building sites about Nashville. Il
Is near The North Nashville Street railroad,
IN high ground, and clear title guaranteed.
Tins latter gentleman, knowing the great
amount Of damage done the building by
lie rain after the roof Of the old Convent
had been removed, saw that a thousand or
fifteen hundred dollars would be needed.
n addition to the contract price, ard hence
desired 20 keep the bali in motion until
the good Sisters were free from debt. The
members of the St. Vincent De Paul SOCie-
" viii dispose Of this generous present by
lot, for the purposes intended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Nashville BrnnebtDp Ont.

Henphill has dOOe it. lie has establish
ed branch Of his Nashville house in st.
Louis. Of course he will keep his head
quarters here. He leaves to-day to organ
lie his establishments in that city. Last
night number Of prominent gentlemen Of
this city, who have for years known him
and enjoyed his hospitality, received him at
his headquarters and gave him their bless
ing-.he substance Of which was, "May the
little vine you plant In st. Louis grow and
be fruitful; its parent in Nashville will
be watchful and careful Of it." IfSt. Louis
shall wake up to the fact that Nashville has
sent her the most afIable ana ACCOMPLISHED
reStaTdtelT that she has ever had. we
shall not be surprised, and feel sure St.
1. viii be gratihed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Warwick and ElmwOOd collars fit better
than any other.
See nonresident notice 10y the Clerk an d
Master OftLc CEanceTy Court.
a special train viii be run TO OverOn's
stock sale tomorrow.
4 meeting Of stockholders Of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. LOuis Railway
viii ne held in this city Sept. Is.
The steamer Z. T. Hillman starts on a
d0wn-TiveT trip at p. NJ 10 day.
Reward offered for recovery Of lost seal
in gold setting.
NceI's grain elevator is now receiving
wheat on storage. Tie charges per month
ale given in an advertisement on second
PAGE.
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OVER TUE CITY.

Jim Martin, in the county work house
fog larceny, was released yesterday.
RebecCa DemOss, Co Ored, in jail on the
charge Of larceny, was released by Justice
Walsh yesterday.
Ed. Woods was fined SO by the Re
coTder yesterday for having committed an
assault on Emma Crockett.
John Vaughan was committed to Jail
yesterday on a capias from the Criminal
Court charging him with gaming.
The tabernacle to be used in the Jewish
Synagogue on Vine street viii cost $780,
It is being made at the Edgefeld furniture
factory.
1t is estimated that over $4,000 will be
invested in saw logs alone the coming
winter by an enteTpTiZing manufacturing
fim in Edgeield. Raftsmen will make il
pay.
During the past year the Building Com
missIOHers issued large number of per
mits for the erection Of buildings in the
city, the COS. Of which viii aggregate
about S3S0,OOO.
Although the Recorder had quite a batch
Of offenders before him yesterday morning,
there were no serious charges preferred
against any Of them, and the fines amount
ed 70 but So.
Bhoda Demos, colOred, was before
Justices Casse.ty and Creighton Yesterday
on the charge OF stealing wearing apparel
from William GULL. She was sent to the
county wOrk-bUuse 10 work out two dollar
fine.
Jim johnson, one Of the colored lads
who attempted to tap the till Of 10 Lowen-
helms lager beer saloon, on College street,
was fined $40 in the Police Court yester-
day for trying tOmaintain himself by undue
means.
The team attached to an ice wagon ran
away on The Square yesterday. While
they were moving at a very lively rate, a
man on horseback overlook them, caught
the reins and stopped their career before
any damage was done.
Oscar Gordon, the negro arrested by of
iicer M. b. Kinney Monday afternoon on
the charge Of hOrse-stealing, was committed
TO Jail by Justice Everett yesterday, to be
held for further developments. The animal
found in his possession was a small bay
mare about three years old.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
ReTsnnHi.

DR.. l.. q. Noel, who has been absent
from the city in attendance upon the Amer
lean Dental Association, has returned, and
is now ready to see his patients Office with
DR.. Morgan, No. y Y. High street.
We see by the shipping list Of the Nelg
York World that Maj, Albert Akers and
wife reached that port Saturday on the
steamship Spain, having been fellOw-pas-
sengers with the great Evangelists Moody
and San6ey.
Col. Gibbs, Secretary Of State, left last
evening for West Tennessee on a brief visit
10 his family.
Among the arrivals at the Battle House
yesterday were: W. A. Moody, of Gillem
Station; J. D. Tolley, Lynchburg; Capt. T.
J. Gray and G. B. BOyles, of Fayetteville;
and Mrs. G. Savage and Miss Kate Ross, of
Henderson.
NJ. c. GOOdlett leaves to-day for NeoshO,
Mo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

Don't drink impure water. We now
have Oh hand and are prepared to furnish
to consumers and TO the trade, in large or
small quantities, the Tripoh Stone, the
only perfect filter ever introduced in Nash
vile. Also TripoIi Brick, to work in els
terms. Once tried they will never be de-
MED. Murray & Regan. aug17 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

The railing for a gold watch and chain,
which was 20 have come of at the SOciable
al the Vine street schCOih0use Monday
night, was postponed till three o'clock yes
terday afternoon, on account Of all the
tickets not having heen taken in. At the
railing yesterday afternoon Mss Nora Var
ley ueid the lucky number and won the
puza, a handsome ladys' gold watch and
Chain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Candidates and Friends

VIII please remember that it has been a
rule in this Office for several years to charge
for ali calls 20 run for Office, and replies to
the same. The charge for this class Of
matter is twenty cents per line, payable in
advance,
Communications OF such matters sent TO
us without compliance with the above rule,
ara thrown in the waste basket.
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Norm FdgeHeId,s Festival.

Notwithstanding the threatening ele-
menis Of last evening, the festival az Rev.
DR.. J. B. McFerrin's grove was quite
success. a very interesting crowd or young
people made their appearance at an early
hour aud ali seemed to enjoy the luxuries
Of the evening very much. A magnificent
table laden with choice fruits, flowers and
cake, was tastefully arranged, and presided
over by Mrs. +. L. Hart, Miss Myra Nc
Ferren and Mrs. DR.. Fryar, Misses Lula
McFerrin, Minnie Fryar, Betty McFerrin,
Minnie Roberts, Fannie Fryar, Rena RO-
berts, Minnie Bernard, Laura SHARP, Anna
Finch, and several others whose
names we don't remember, all yieiDg with
each other in beauty and in the art of
serving the delicacies. Their efforts were
rewarded with handsome sum Of money
for the church. The ladies' Of the church
have determined to repeat the grand illu-
minated picnic festival on Thursday, the
10Th, at o'clock p. N. Every effort will
be made 10 render the occasion one Of the
most enjoyable Of the season. Free to all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Cotton COmnress.

MIR. Burr, proprietor Of the cotton COM
press on the Decatur depot grounds, is
making expensive improvements upon the
compress, in anticipation Of the increased
work which the big warehouse will give
him to do. The warehouse is being built
with a rush.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

School for Boys and Young Men
The next session Of my school, at 50 "
Summer street. will commence on Monday,
Sept. 6. Applications may be addressed to
me through the POstofiee. W. Bryce
Thompson. sun.wed,fri-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Inc Memorial PreIImInnrIes.

The committee appointed TO select a
suitable time to hold a mass meeting in
respect 60 the memory Of Senator Johnson,
deceased, and 10 select some person TO de-
liver an Grafton on The life, services and
character Of the deceased statesman. will
meet in the Criminal Court room. this af-
IaTuO0u at O'Clock, TO carry into effect the
objects for which they were appointed.
The meeting ought to be well attended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

Having completed orr new store, and
received this week large stock Of new
goods, we are now prepared to supply all
demands, wholesale OF retail, al the lowest
market prices. Our stock consists of
Staple and all kinds Of Fancy GrOce .ries
Wines and Cigars. w. W. TOtteD & Bro.
Is College street, auo15 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Remember the Great stock Sale,

LttiHVtItDoA TIT uiV'It HIVtIA F't1iVs
Consisting of thorough bred horses, short.
horn cattle, sheep ard hogs, the property Of
Messrs. CCCkrill, Ewing and Williams,
takes place to-day at The Fair Grounds. A
general invitation 60 tie public is extend
ed. The sale begins a. 9 sharp. The auc-
ton by unpopular ellOw-tOwusmen, Win
stead, Shields * Co. street cars leave the
city at 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE JhLEF oI0I'7-l. =
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, I'OO A. n
Probabilities the Gull states,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather and lower temperature than
on Tuesday, with nOrtherly 70 westerly
winds. rising barometer, and hight rains IN
the Eastern Gulf States and Eastern Ten
nessee.
The Ohio rver, and the Mississippi be
tween Memphis and St.. Louis, will fall
slowly during Wednesday. The Mississippi
will rise very slightly az stations below
Memphis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Temperance.

Ali friends u temperance are respect
fully invited 10 attend a meeting az Wag-
gonars Hall, on Whites Creek pike, this
evening "wednesday at S o'clock. Rev.
J. Z. MCFerrin and others VIII deliver ad-
dresses. ana a Council Of United Friends Of
Temperance viii De organized. a.. are
invited. especially The ladies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

The celebrated American. Needle Cotton
Gin IS for sale by Robert c. Collier & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware
and Mill Supplies, No. 50 North College st.
augl survived I'm
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THE largest lobster which has been
brought into the Boston market for fifteen
years was caught at EastpOrt, Me-, the
other day. Il measured three feet five
inches in length and weighed nineteen
pounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
snro Of rsInnlIe.f stncE

The GessTs. CockerilIs and Ewing *
Williams great sale Of thoroughbred, trOt-
ting and other stock takes pace at the Fair
Grounds to-day. Many animals were taken
TO the grounds yesterday and other p1epaI-
atiuns made. No doubt there will be a
very large attendance Of buyers and specta-
f0rs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
ssishan 40 q yIintster.

While Rev. Mr. Exams was riding in a
buggy near Columbia Monday morning,
the horse attached to the vehicle took fright
and ran away. The occupant Of the buggy
had a leg badly hurt In addition 20 receiving
soma other slight bruises.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Pun AHEAD
Good News for the Juveniles.


1t has been many a long day since the
canvass Of a circus tent was stretched in
Nashville, and the Juvenile population Of
the city will be delighted to know that
John RObinsOn's Worlds Exposition will
pay this place a visit about the first Of next
October. F. II. Bailey, the general agent
Of the show, was in the city yesterday, and
told us it would be here about that time.
Old Johns present combination will fully
sustain his past reputation as a Snowman.
lie has a full company Of all classes Of
riders, aCrObats, etc, and is able TO exhibit
many rare animals that can be ssen 10 no
other menagerie south Of the Ohio river
among them girah5, rhinOcerOSes, sea lions.
etc. Foremost on the list Of peIfOrme-s
is the celebrated Robert Sticknev,
equestrian and acrobat. There are other
members Of thetrOUpe equally well known
in their specialties, among them Miss Pose
Stickney, Miss Emma Lake, sd N1Is
TOna.Te, who, in addition e her traDeze
performances, execute a number Of eques-
TRAN feats. TIE popular Johnny L0low
is the clown. and he is capable Of making
any body laugh. The circus band is one
Of the best travelling, consisting Of twenty
four members, and led by Prof. Saxton.
As IL has been so long since a ciTeus Dar-
Torrance was witnessed in this city, the
pavilion viii no Doubt be crowded al each
exhibition.
Howes' Great London Circus, a first
class combination Of its kind, will also
visit Nashville at an early day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

Nicholas II. Boyd vs.. R. Il. Campbell ct
ais, decree modifying previous decree en-
tered.
George W. NOrvell was appointed guar
dian Of frankie Y. NOryell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

Blank T.. , indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta
tiOnary; minus e. tendency 70 faili plus (i)s
tendency 70 rise.
A.C- FORD, Sgt sig. Ser, o s. A.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 17.-River 4 feet
inches, and falling slowly. Weather cloudy
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17.-River Is feet ;
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy; light
rain.
CAIRO, Aug. 17.-River Al feet 4 inches
fallen Il inches in last a hours. Weather
clear and cool. Mercury ",
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 17.-River % feet
on the gauge, and falling. Weather cloudy
since morning; rain from TO IL o'clock A.
NJ. Mercury Us TO %.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-River fallen 9
inches. Very heavy rain just befo-e day
light. Weather cloudy and cool.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. l7.-River 6 feet 0
inches, and falling. Heavy storm Of wind
and rain this evening, lasting an hour
Weather cloudy and cool.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

Misses O'Bryan, II MeLemOre street
Next session begins Monday, Sept. 70.
Applications for new pupils will be Te-
oeiyed through Lock Box 10.
aug3 Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
CITY NOTICES.

The best collars ever made are the War.
wick and ElmwoOd. Try them. Any fur
store can supply them.
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MOVEMENT OF WHEAT.
Some satisfactory Figures ca the
Subject.
Cur Receipts by Rail from July / TO
Aug. is, 701 Car Loads,
But More Than as Much Again Gave
Us the GO-by.
&n Approximate Estimate Of the Re.
eeipts by Wagon.

In 4Ie abseu q Of produce exchange in
Nashville, % wcuid seem vain under
taking 10 attempt a statement Of the move
ment IF wheat ia Middle Tennessee. Great
as the interest has been in this staple This
season, and earnest and universal IS
has been the reasoning about the
course Of the market, none but the ysguast
notions have prevailed as TO The actual
amount of wheat moving. all that has
been known is that "heavy crop" was
raised and "a great deal'' has beea shipped
fcom tie country by wagon and rail. No
body's thinking on the subject rises above
a mere notion, while knowledge only is of
any value.
Approaching the Importance Of the in
formation, TO both farmer and merchant,
the UEIoN AND AMERICAN has provided
itself with all the facts and figures posi-
BILE 10 be gotten on the subject. Our re-
p0Iiers yesterday overhauled the freight
books at all the depots, interviewed
freight agents AID visited and consulted
with about all the grain merchants in the
city, and this morning We are able to pre-
sent a very satisfactory result, covering all
Of the season that is past. We will first
give the actual receipts of Nashville mer-
chants and millers from July to Aug. 16:
Total by rail, 7O1 car loads, averaging
500 bushels racaiva1 as f,llov-s.
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For Flannels, 90 70 Hogan Bros.
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Large stock Of Flannels open at Hogan
Bros. aUg17 2t
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Best Shirt Fronts at Hogan Bros.
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RETAIL DRY GOODS.
GREAT CLEARING NALB
OF
DRY GOODS!
AT
TRADE PALACE.
IA PUBLIC SQUARE.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.

35c SIX POplins for 20c.
25c Nel5 PIGids Tor l5e.
25c SIX Japs for l23e.
Soc Plaid and Solid MoI.airs I5c.
zoe Linen SuitiHgs for l28c.
zoe French Lal1Is for lSe.
75c Fancy Striped Silks for Csc.
SOC Black Iron Frame Grsnadins for30c.
30e Hel1 C0L0rs ~ Grenadines for 1870.
25c British Hose for I5c per pair.
Sl.OO COrssts FIR Use.
Fine Victoria LalVR Toe, 1916 and 15e-
OUer zoo pieces Popljas, all Hsl7 shades
l5c.
Ladic,s would do well 10 come soon and
secure bargains.
TRADE PALACE,
Il PUBLIC SQUARE.
je20 sun, wed 4thp u
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Books bought aud exchanged. 10s
Church street. aug17 Nv
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New Black Silks at Hogan Bros.
auglT p