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CELEERATEp gRAlIs-

L. TONlC.-ARMiSFEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life To studying the meaI- ot restoring
pres rving, and heeuiying tie har. and after hnyina
fully tested his discovery presents his CELRERATED
HAIR.TONiG 10 the public the ma,t efficient RENE
dy yet provided for all Ii" Ill anl accident the hair is
subject 10. He has successfully applied it in a greu
unmher of cases nly the loss of har when
II hal set in ut renewing it, growth and 'tstorlng
what lost Even in ho edinry cases he has
poved his TONIC with the most successful result-.-
lie be, YES il alsp iufthie cure fpr letter
Ring wrim Sead head ID all sim ar diseases.
Sold al hi4 manuucury Water street. one door
below Exchange corner, and al Royal Prie's Main
street below Market corner. Price 81 bottle.
deduction m,de when soda in quantities. Orders from
any distance promptly filed
lie deems it only necessary append the certificate
of the 70 lowing well knnYn ecnteme
~ e Ike pleasure in certifying that hnve used
Piie 1aif Tonic ard testify that it doc, ali that
lie promises for H.
r. IIv Lttham DIR. T II. N"lSon.
Dr. Mitch, Il. Bedfod. DR. Clark Campbell.
John Clark. II. Garland Eiitor
). 7 Peters. Wm. p McCorklc, 3"
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rENHE GREAT DISCOVERY
kROLLEIsION FOR CURLING TIL

HAIR For mnny years it has been the object of deep
study 18th chemists end Others to produce fnid
that, applied the hair wouli il to wave and
cnil equal in beauty to the natural curl.
The KROLLERION is tho only article offered
the world that will effect this desirable object
But three four applications are necessary to cur il
much may be desired and for any length of tin
From the many testimonials of those who hive use it,
the subscriber does hesitate the krleron
give s,ti.tucon, and prove recommended in all
The recipe for making, with fall directions for use,
will be sent on the receipt of dollar. post paid -
The ingredients vii! cost II certs.
Direct to II A. FREMONT.
mil 4. dim Mhrren Trnn1hnn ~ OHM
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nAGUIrsREOTYPEs! DAGUEK

- kEOrlPES.-HARD TINES drive people all
around to see where they get the be aud cheap
Daguerreot, pes, but thei all come back /" MINIS
TAN>ER's where they pet the best and to
get the worth of their money Steamboat d sast"ts
Railroad accidents Bank bursting, Men failing all
occur daily, but failing Mlnnis Tanners, in taking
brilliant artistic and lie te DaRuerreoSpes, Is out OF
the question Those in shouId uot trget 10 call
get pictures not sefred 10 ieaoe The room
until the parties snti-tied.
A arce aud beautiful assortment Of Gold Lockets
Breast pins, Rings. Watch SENS. Keys Melal ian. nnd
ancy Cases always and and for sale cheap, with
picture complete. splendid assortment OF Cases, new,
inst received Call carly in the day before the crowd
comes The state of weather makes diferenc" in
regard to quality OF picture
MINNIS X TANNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIN HATS HATS HATS
~ SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1883. ;

e,flrXER will introduce the Spring style D,css Hat
''the hrst Saturday In March, or the inspection OF his
customers and the public generally; which Will be found
Ia snfpass my Hat. in this market in beauty, snls
guulity aud finish Asn n lot oi bcautii, style
seit Hut for young Gents, All th"-e deshine lin"
ho-a llas, tn eclipse nny thing IN this market, will
plrase call ut the .ign a tle BLuE llAr.
All kinds oi Hats made orio with ncntness and
di.patch. Customers Hats dressed over ns usunl.
mnr3is WV. SITTER.
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ssSAM' DECLlNING.- i

GAM DECLHNENG-UNC sAM'
- having dec ined writing any moe notices for me
have to rely my young American gcnn. u rn'
able me 10 my friends and the public, thnt
IN consequence Of the expiration of the tenn of service
of my Cook, | will suspend operations in the EATING
DEPARTMENT of my business until the II Of October;
dning which time will make .Uoh Improvements as
viii enable offer my friends greater facilities tor
GOOD LIVING than can be found in this upper
country.
NV entire attention viii devoted to the service OF
the BAR, which shalt be heretofore. SUI piled with
the best Liquors und Cgars that be had any where
My putrots invited FREE LUscH, which will
e served m hnRdSaSe styIe ever, day II O'Clock.
aOHE w. SMITH, Lessee
apil} 1. ot Washington Huu,e Par
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I.trsiweii III. Brown

CIVIL Il ENGlN Il Il Z. d A G ii / ) \
y ID u X Ef o r,
nFFERS his services 10 the citizens of Bedford aud
" of Lynchburg ana viii pay strict .ttenon To any
business entrusted To him.
ADDRrss-II BERfY M 30-ts
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NEW BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE
MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG,

AOs Rumbough, agent for D.. p. Reese his entire
Mstock of Boots, 81 oes, Hats. Trunks &c r Il
#comprising nIany very desirable articles
- which he offers at reduced prices In addition to
this he will receive in few days fresh assortment oV
New Goods carefully selected in he Northern cities by
himself, which he will sell cheapfor cash. Plea.e call
und examine before buving else where :une 20.ts
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Between RICHMOND amd "; YORK

STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
.rfF-Se, The L. s. Mui Steamship IAN ESTOWN,
as:ssAAsh, m conman OF Cart LEwIs PAM IsH, enye-
New York rrguI ri every AAFuRDAY afternoon, Al
o'clock for Richmond She will MT take any lrclhI
t. or rom Civ Point. She Ri hnnnd regularly,
every TUESDAY nfternoon nl 4 o'clock fn New fo k,
1nose desiring to .ip by her must havs fh"ir goods
here M,nay. rassenge.- desiring 10 AXE TIN. ship
here can have State Room secured addressing ns
by mail.
The ROhNt KE, Capt. SIMMER, stoPs nj Guy Point
whore she WI land and receive freg lt Both the
Jaue- and the Ro make ceye uu land pesscn'
GERS nt Guy pint onj Norfolk.
lUDLAM & WATSON
raaf2 Richmond Va.
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Twice week betwe an
BALTIMORE aud stGC HMOND.
by STEA AERS
EI,VIDERE and POCAElONTAS

t.-Se The steumer bELyiDEKE leaves Baltimore
every SATukDAF afternoon for Richmond
~ urning. ieapes Richmra3 cvoy TUESDAY afternoon
for Ba'imurc.
The PocAHoSrAs leaves Baltimore every WEDNEs
DAY afternoon for Richmond, ,-ict Grning leaves Rich
m md every SATURDAY ate, noon or Baltimore.
Shipper. to ,timorc by these Bont-, must have
lhnr z ods tere every Monday and rday each elk
LUDLaM & WATSON,
uar9 Eichn.n1. Va.
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Something SupcrlOr.

nj cCORkLE u JuNESwil have in II few dayI
vi 20 cascsthat ccchrnted #. G. Stick Licu,ic,
90 do do :" Muss do
To which thcy vi the attention of manufacturers
rnnv 10
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GUANO, GUANO.
GVAVlNG made artulgrmrtts with the Peruvian
L agents to get supplies of GuANO the hes,
terms. we prepared to furnish il. We have
now hand. and aA Alat 500 pags. and " Il he in reg
ular receipt of it, We shall II except what
to US direct om the and all VIII, purchase
may RELY on getting GENUINE GtAN0 We solicit
the order ofour friends and all oihers with he
ance thar will always turnis hem with the best ari
,le and on the must favorable terms.
CRENSHAW & CO,
fe lI-ts North side Of tiin Basin, Richmond. Va
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l.. NOW-NOTtllNtsS.

Ia wings ma ptmp
IN cras respectfully invited 10 call und examine
tie beat stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
hive yet had the pca ure o offering, being selected
the best terms. Ia New York ty ny.'f with particular
trrard style and durability aud will be sold and
made uI "r cash. ar In punoina pa,ne customers, ns
law hs the goods hc bought clscw here
Among tn stock will hc found
French Cloths and bncskin- oi hrsi make and finish,
"A nice lot faury Ga4simcr4. Dnp de etc, Summer
tlohs nins, ntlllngs aud Mar'nlcs for pants. Plnn
md fmcy Nes'Ings oi Silk Sntin Marsnlies. Se. &c,
md the best trimmings of every kind, Cotton aud Iin
Shut, aud Dnwea, some 40 inclca Asu. II handsome
eoloed bosom shirt with French cuff, TOR tnvclline
md went Colmrs MI kinas und Crnvn,s,
llaI dkcichicf Gloves, Half Hose o all III ds
Ambr, so fugc st manages the rnih ring Dep III.
mcnt. npl5ts WM l.. PAGE.
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LONDON PORTER AGENCY.

NE oarr for .olr, ns ogo.rs of Nc'.r- III e".t Of
w London, $40 casks ef best London Por 81. pnts
ntd quer's; 300 rlsk of Scnrch Ale, which we wi sell
"a low iupa,t,d be bnd in the country
EDMOND, DAVE MORT d Co,
iiuc / i I'm Rc hmnnd.
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GLOVER SEED.--rRIME NEW CLOVER
" Seed lor aHe un the beet terms
lob - Is CRENSiiAW 4 c.
North ailc 9th, 4usin RicI Imoud ya

NEw GOODS --fhc suhzrrber hu. ~,
ce,ved his complete .tott ot Spting uni Summer
piN GOODS; to which the ndtcntinn oi his ftirad-
mud the public ia Renc,ul j. rtspr fully called. ilav
my mken advantage ol tho depressed the
A't IN pnrclasng hi4 Gnpd4 ho will he able ofcl
at lnduccm, nrs to luNrfa
The articles are too numerous To mention, there
hc found oil the artelcs which general Dry Goods
tu.lnr-s embraces be.iiesn large "t Bnot
Shoe- Hats, Cups, umh eln., Pafaaof, Sc. Country
Metchunta oapccally vile t. call him before
they gu further Ensi hc /. determined 10 a, M Rich
mond Pficrs. Stct attention will hc pnl To otdrrs.
Come nnd ali
npllga NATuI GuGGENUEtNER
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I,,LaSTIC BELTS

INLASTIC RELTS.-.nst received nnorher
IL lot of those very deairnhlc ELtS TIC BELT'S
aud Dress Trimming # every character Bonnets Rib
hons Dress Cana, Hcnd Dresses, rc Ghrap. rery
cheap for cnsh A. 4. ENGLEDOVE
tuue
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z. W. PlCKRELL. N. NJ. TANNOR
PlCkKEIL n TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS.
EeferShnry. vn

Eetcrsb0rg, Nn.
WE csperfiuy ca the atten,n.n f ne ti2ens ot
w lYnchhme. aud the surrounding uutry. Ia our
extensive nssnttnent al Lumber which consists oi
kinds suitable Builders. Tohnccon,sl. Cabinet
Makers. Sc
Ear hnrlders W. hnvu al grades nf Albany White
Pine. Ch,aly Mnhnpan,, klack Walnut, Nc.
faf ahHcrnnlsts. Ne keep IntGo ot White
Pine Cullin :. -unhle for Eosing-Buttou Nood aud
hile Oah lai Il x,,
tot Cabinet Mulcrs. We have Poplar, Cherry. Maple
Ac., ", With general assortment nt every thing
ally kept in Lumber Yard. such Cypcs= Shingles,
Lnths Spruce PIN Ia nes, Ac. Sc.
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Onr Ya'd i alvuya sup.
piled with the nr.t Red aud White Ash Gonl which we
enn throw in the Box Cars from our Yard put In
hug gshends md forward To deaeia Wishing II large
quuutGv. prspn,cd Ia ofrr inducment,-
htving out from the Snmlside Rond running
wharf where ean load u from the vcsscl- -
We Will sell n. lo~ nai forward with much dispatch
any firm IN the STATE.
We will uIso attend To the forwa rdiar ri
chendise entrusted To To obaoe' ie'- snil
ping We offer great facility. The tnke
wharf. where it be- put directly tho
scls, cithc for BnItimorc rhiadcphio New York.
Wa also hnve Crane. capable ut ing fifteen
tons which take any heavy article from the weasel
To the W. viii be peased 10 otdrra ut
tend To any thing in our line - dan
SpKINS; GRADE lS5J-GEU. Il JONES
~ co. Ifhoiesoie DrngRt,ts, i'ecrsburg Nlgiuin,
have eceived tAer SPH1N0 SrocB of DfuRa Ncdi-
cine4, Paints, A., md u1,r ioI salr an a.sori
meat embracing Il nrticlcs Ia tlis hnr, suited Ia
the want. o oorniry Merchants Druggists, fhysicia
and Farmers
Oblnnine tbcir .updIic. from Manufacturer. mud In.
porers only. they nop,rcd furnish these good
low rcgnlnr Jobbne house, ~ orde,s rocciso
prnmut nnd careful nt1putiau mBrg
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NA OGDEN WAR E.-An assortment u

w Ghu,ns, Cedn Bnckela, (bruss bound, Paint ed
Water Buckets, Griar Tubs ~, be found Crnw
Slrd's New Store uuder he Warwick House mnyl7-ta
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DEnOS AL he subscribets tHvifg remnyed
u into their store. receiving dnily by
Express. addhians their former stock tunabe
Climbing which they iusit" the aentioa of the pub
lie. The undersigned thbe this mcthoI Of rendering
then achnow edeemens 10 their numerous customers,
Tor the lbcm pnirunngc th"Y hay" hitherto recrivrI
md pledge them svss Ia remit effort deserve mud
insure Its contiuu1uce IN their saal,lisltm,nt
BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co,
Prom Of the CotLine Bnzaar Main St, North.
East sit", opposite lie" " johnson, and door be-
low John r Davls lnnc 30 Is
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HLANK HOOKS. HLANK HOOKS!

T1AYNE tHKTS IAN arc IN rccript Of
u large assortment oi
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting OF Ledger Jornala. Day Bonks, aud Memo
o various sizes equal in style and quality Ia my in
market mud nj prices To suit the times Call before
purchasing rlscmhcre. mnr3 Is
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G1A RE ~ ARD. .-nIOLEN from my work
- ~ near Sylvester Bnrlord's, 81 m leo from
LNncnhnrr. the Orange Il Alexandria r. r., large
stare in his fore hca5 md somewhut rubbed bv the
hnnoss reward will also be paid foT the npp .hrnson
of the thief npllgt. GHAS SCOTT
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAtsS.
PcSr OFFICE DKPARTxEST.

JanuaFy II, Ioo0. ]
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart.
- ment until O'Clock, a. m, Of the 23i day Of April
next for furnishing for four years from the first day Of july
next in such quantities and such times as may be re-
qued and ordered for the mail service mail bags the
following description, to wit:
CsgRUqs Mil Rrgs
Size No l. (43 inches in length and SO inches in eircn:
fererce to be made of Gotten weighing least
TO the yard Of % inches width the yarn OF hs
fabric to be doubled and twisted and fvefold
Size Nc 3 al inches in length and 4S inches in eircum-
erence to be made of cotton canvas weighing ounces
to the yard of q inches width and the cotA 70 be woven
in every respect like that of the first of bags
Size No g. (32 inches in length and IS inches ercun-
erence TO be made Of cotton weighing ounces
as above described.
The bags Of sizes Nos and TO be made with
q sufficient number of elet holes and provided with
strong cord to their mouths All be well and
distinctly marked ~ S. hal" and to be numbered ac
cordiBg TO the sizes above specified
LEATHER and CfnrQs P9rcHss
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DhEsS GUODS.

NO. 3 Union street.
VETE arg now offering aud beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing oPlain Black Paid Striped and Brocade Silks Chal
e;s in plain coors Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jaconet Muslin aud Lawns-together with general assor
ment of Staple Goods, Hosiery, Parasos Twisted Silk
Mitts nc [sp261 THURSTON 3 BERNARD
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFF1cz-coaxEa CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.
THE wEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
20 subscribers tie following rates: Single copies one
year in advance 81 5o within The year, IS 90 at the
end Of the year. & 90.
CLUES of FIVE at one Office, and upwards 50 90 per copy,
for one year. Gibbs Of subscribers will be received for
six raoaths ai the foregoing rates.
The TRI WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at S 90 per annnm, in advancei if not
psid in advance, IS co.
The DAILY IS published at Eight Dollars.
szy- TIE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Reiances Of subscriptions may be made By mail at our
risk.
NJ paper viii be sent ont State unless the order Is
accompanied with he cash.
- We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
he discontinued until al arearages paid, lcept 1.-THE
option Of the publishers
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THURsTON a BERNARD,

RE receiving their stock of Fall and Win IN Nm
N ter Dress Goods consisting of Silks, CASH AplM
neres French and English Merinos all Wool De- QIJ
lanes Hosiery Gloves Corse and general assortment
Of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
BY of the firm since the decline in prices Of Foreign
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered 70 the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
al TO give stock examination. ectstf
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-I nave several Negro
IN Women for hire the balance Of the year as well a.
81 for sale. REFS W. PORTER
March llth '55-tf
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II EETISTS win please nouee the undersigned Is
H cniy agent N Nashvlie snd those wishing our
make Of Peeth ui please make their purchases dIect 81
him. lie has just received another supply q Iest which,
has also on hand few Gae cases Of Dental Instruments
all complete; also, ForcePs Files, PIdgc-rs ExcavaoFs
Buns, Drills Bench Vices CoIrJuium Iiia Wheels, &c
For sale bv a. STRETCH
(Formerly Stretch ORD Wlaysl an6 Retail DTuzgis
Corner College aud Union S.ssoss, Nashville, Tcan
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r. McREEEY, e HooKB,
Charleston, Chattanooga.
M'CREERY & HOOKE.
COTTON IA CTORS,
COMMISSION AED FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION AMD FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
WYE have established in this cy House for the sale
w of country PRODUCE and NANuFAcTUREs-fort the
receiving and forwarding of goods and the filling OF ORDERS
in this market to which will give our strict personal at
tention.
Our R. NJ Hcokx has been long known to the business
men of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama Commission
Merchant at Chattanooga, and FRANCIS NcCREERr,
through bis connection with Shepherd, McCreery Co,
of Charleston to Merchants generally trading in this city,
and we are sure that our long knowledge the
the West will enable to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted 10 our charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment of
goods with despatch from Europe and the North than any
cityon the Southern Seaboard having the advantage OF
regular lines Of Sailing Packets to Lsepon and Boston,
and also steam communication with New York, Phadel-
The rates all descriptions of freight to and from
Charleston are now the sameas 10 Savannah
noy30-5mstrIw hcChEEkf HOohE.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON!
r USr received from New York
81 Copper and Iron Coal Scuttes ard Vases very eegan
A large a. sortment of Tea Trays, EaIlOus styles;
Richly cut and polished fire Irons, in setis;
Stands for treirons, all patterns;
Handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers;
Dixon's fine Brtiania Tea Sett:
Carved Bread Tren chers and Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea kettles
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak DO; Coffee GrecqusS.
Soup Tureens aud Ladies; Coffee Urns;
Toilet Sets CT Foot Tubs Slov JAR aad Water Carrier
Nut Picks. Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings
Table Mats Sugar Nippers, Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps, Iron kitcken Lamps;
Crumb Brushes Plate Brushes busting Bfushes
Hearth Brushes and Brooms, Feather Dusters,
Foot Scrapers, Dog Irons, Fire Carriers;
Door Mats of various kinds aud al very low prices
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bony, Cocoa and Horn handles;
Beef Carvers. Bread Knives, Cooks Knives;
Clothes Baskets Market Baskets, Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets, Churns, Water Cans, dc &C.
Wooden Ware of all descriptions;
Sauce Pans from half pint upwards
Iron do lined with ENC and enamsed
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg Whips aud Churns
Butter Moulds Siters. salt Stamps;
Pie Plates of 81 p=tferns, Batter-Cake Pans;
Cake Boxes Tea Canisters;
Patent and Plain Sad IRONS Toy Sad Irons;
Japanned Ware Of all kind
Nurse Lamps, conpleie for ladies' and invalids;
Bachelors Lamps, for heating water making coffee Ii
three minutes;
Wsare constantly receiving from New York. acceasioDs
to our OF House furnishing Goods and supply al
short notice any articles not 70 be found in this city.
nov 25 Snow. MACKENZIE 4 co.
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James @. aver.

PRACTICAL ~ ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Bexes for 81.
Sold at Wholesale by BERRY & DEMOVILLE;
At Retail by BROWN & GRUBBS
Also, BY Agents in almost every in the State.
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LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
TENKEGSEE
C1aftSIc0 Df tHC 'SesstC'
r,r;S nor-- y, 49,.

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nFFICE Sheppard Cos Excha Ofhce, Will
I J insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise &c, &C., &C., against Loss or Damage BY
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Caroes OF vessels OF
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during s Also Bank Notes trans
mtted per mail 1s-
All persons having their lives or property insured in this
Institution entitled TO afu participation in ell the prof
its. without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
N. s. PITCHER, President
BJOHNSOE, Vice President
c. J.F WHARTON, Secretary. jan1
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INFOIiMATI0E WIETEi
EEEECl.'S ET0TE2s.
Co-nsr Ct City Hall Square aad Frankfort E;ro5t,
NEW YORK,

Co-ner Ct City Hall equars end El-al-.Et Street,
NV YORK,
(0prosiie tie or Hal as.5 Tarl Ea.sta.a)
HAS bean RE-FITrED and FUA.laulD. The sab
sc:iber trusts thai, for ,-aieuce e--lca, crl-
iyr and economy 1t cSluot be surpassed ih ihs world
All the are warmed gratis: & ey fsiej lp With
marble t,P wash sands w..-h are sug-ed with Croton
water, by silver plated cocs. The l aud aar srts
every f1or 2h ed d-rja- ,he aig. -as Hcel is
conducted the European Plan of 5ci7r Rooms and
meals as they may b ordered ia AZ i.s. .-r....
n B-Do not believe IIaalnsn ar5 Runners ado mar
say that we are iu, as some d7 i.al c r5fg interest
A. GARDELIE. Iau.s I-I.AIaLE
GARDEELzl = DE-LAiGla,
FACTORS And CoAIs.I5sIqE LRGz HINTS,
ACGONIUDAItVE Il LLIE,
CGAELEslaS s. C.
IBEEAL advances made ConsiEEnsuts e. 2scdrce.
- Prompt attention paid 70 -'a-s.y-ag aad srlBg
RrrERgNcrs:-Buslin & walker. Dou-lt- & L'car hg.
eusta; J. fraser s Co., Cbar'es.aa ianEi5--em-
PUE5LiC sCasO<E,
Fk'HIS da~ received, the following L0ya1
1 S.oddgrl's Juvenile Arj'hus-Le;
intellectual do;
Sa1g Book for the Scirocl Room;
Co. cl's Primer Of Gso-ra- pr;
Eu'-E-Ehpss Composition t3e ore;
- St3a.itro's tui o-ol lllal nj .iJall-lc.
Tor sac iY lmt.t4 CHARLES ". SITE
ElIIAil;S--A large lot jus .see'o4-ans AID very
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Tie hes' az=5rsr.sr. in lie -s-s
XNIND0" sIIAEs5s
w or tze l..stss.a
NANA!sI AND t'tss..5- g'siss- s. Ne ElVe
CiIlRT BkRD. GaGIS-rr-v elegant:
,iahog.uy Robin and Moaaipg s.s. g.. .ss ...
RAT &hD MOUSE TGAl., oI .a,i.p. patterns;
SAND SgEaA3S. S!Fiihs. l5..as and isoa l,ue;
SN0,F. NsrEEyz-r co.
mh22 .5,lo'tgssrs &, yaN'v're.
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