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RANDALL ~ JONES'
Hand Corn plaate

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
CFFIcE COMMERCIAL INsURsEcs Co,
Nashville, April 18Th, Is C.
election Will be hell at this office Mouiay, the
N 5th day OF Nay next b.tWeen the hours Of 10
ana O'Clock M for the purpose Of eectirg Eleven D
rectirs TO serve Tor the ensuing twelve months.
Also at the same un1s and pace an election will be he'd
for Eleven Directors tor the Nashville Insurance ind
Trust Company. JAMES WALhER,
sprle-sd Sseretary'
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PENNSYLVANIAR RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphis
i and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at IL A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. NJ. THE PASf LINE
leaves Philadsphs for Pttsburg at NJ and Pttsbnrg
for Philadelphia at l, 2. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phadelph for Ptsburg at H. P. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Philadelphis al TO- 2. NJ 81
The sbove lines connect at Psburg with the Railrosds
ILL., frankfort, hsxngton, and Louisville, Ky Terrs
Hsute, Madison, Lafsyette and Indianapolis Ind Cncn
natl Dayton, Springfield, Beefontsne Ssndusky Tosdo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, Masslon, and Wooster
Ohio aso with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans 81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. ~
Through Tickets be had to from either of tbs
above places 80.
starting points, Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Phsdephis
Baltimore, New York or Boston ]
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Liner. PkiLsdd
J. MESKIMEN, AGKNr, Passenger Lines, Pittsburc.
Philadelphia, ls56lanS-ly -
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NASHVILLE
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
90 CHI IE1E STREET

T. NJ BRENNAN. Proprietor
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines Water " heels
vi Horse Powers Saw and Grst Mills Gins, Tobs Geo
Presses Railway Steam Boat and Agricultural Machinery
CASTINGS ..
Of every kind and size, made promptly to order
a large variety constantly on hand, including Water
Wheels, Saw and Grst Mill Gearing and irons. Crate
Bars, Androns, Hollow Ware Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Dc
wrought Iron work well execu'ei. s.st
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECING MAN
UFACTORY. g..
M. BRENNAN, So College street. having added
tne ABOVE branches to his present estabish ent is
prepared to fill orders for all kinds of Ornamenal Work
for private and public buildings including verandahs Bal
conies Cemetery and Park Enclosures Iron Oppn Fronts
Tor Stores, window and Door Lines and Sls &C., DO.
Al orders vel and promptly attended 70 maris-an
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LEVI YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES KAIL STEAMERS.

h VIE ships comprising this line are WASH %<cn
= .N0tON. Capt. Cavendy; HER. <sSsfl=Ss*ss
MANN Capt Edward Higgins. These etea- NS4ezlsSA
nersssop at Southampton, bon going and RETURNING.
fRoPosRD DATES oE sAILINe-le56 =.
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LANDS AND LAND WARRANT.
SHALL leave Nashville about the l0th of May, on
trip to Missouri Iowa and Minnesota, for the purpose
Of ng and locating lands for myself and hers Per
sons havirg Land Warrants which they desire TO locate
would do well to send them to me. / will see that loca
tons made upon choice lands that rapidly set ling
eud that cannot TAIL TO become valua lie short time
will attend to locating the lands, procuring patents for
he same, paying taxes, DC.
wilt aIsl take charge of any other business In that
gion requiring the attention of agent exf fect vis
It Lousvi le Cincinnati, Chicago and st Louis For fur
ther information, spPly personally or By letter. T.
.|"I' J G. FELLOWES,
sp1O-lm No. 80 Cherry st Nashville.
~ refer to Hon. Cave Johnson Hon Neil 5. Brown,
Hon John Trimble W B. Shspard. Joseph Vanlx.
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,o,To DRLDgE CONTRACTORs,

a-sl TO DRIDGE CONTRADICTORY =
DROPOSALS wifi Be received at TIE es of tbs Edos-
Il nsld and ksuiueky Rsilrosd Couspany al Nsshvils
Isnn uo-ilthe 20 day Of May nex to bald tie Brdes
across usmberland River for de ,s1t uss of lie LOUIS
VILE = NASHVILLE and the kDGEEIELD h KEN-
iyCk1 kALRDADS according to The iSions OF she
Ae OF the lse General se1biy two hun
dret thousand dollars for its ensructidn hI9 ,uDer
structure VIII be sbsut seven kundre feet lOBz aoha,,
ara" Wltn one hundred eet openings. aha pisrs via
% from sixty 70 eighty feet h IN Eser from eive %
eighteen feet deep at is lowest stage au ts undstoos
wll Do upen piles pat with c0Esr dana or oihr-
wise a. ae nature Of The bottom renders exDedisus
Bridge COnstruetorsSre invited ud plGns md sueci
ncanons lor snersiructure, ct both wood and irun r
pens OF IRON one hundred and sixty % two hundred fs
long and, when Of wood with proposal for rsssrvng
and rsndsriHg g It IRE prof - = ~. -
PIoPosit ons may be made for re s1re s.acus or fr
zoe foundations mssoryT superstructue sersafey-
ina iGnodason must ibid for per pier The masoury per
Perch ot twenty he cubic feet Grd lie per
hneaf foot ANY further Information can be oh5iErd by
addressing the Chei Engineer OF the EdRsheld Ksr-
tucky Railroad ut Nashville --l lIl77-I-i >
Ths following is copy Of The Act OF the Gsnsral As
BE it enacted That the Edsfeld Kentucky Railroad
and tne Nashville Rairozd are entitled 70 ths
sum OF ooe hundred thousand dollars each TO constfet
5ricgs scross tns cumbefend X yer. n Nashvns and
tnat tney are hereby consolidated fr at purpose and
soa oe entitled. upon ip5hcati0n to the sum 4 rc hun
drsd Thousand dollars for wh he Governor
coupon Bonds OF the State st per ct thirty Years
70 De Issued Gs twenty thousand dollars Of the WORK shall
De done, from time 70 time" .-----4-l
JNO L. HELM Presiaant
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z TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. !

20 TO RAILROAD d EONTRACTORS.T
DROPOSAL, Will be recslEsd nj the Oiss Of Ine EHrs-
ne and Ken:u;by Railroad Company tstii Thhtsday
May Sth for Gradr Masonry Sc of he RldQs Section
st the head OF Mansxsrs Greek said Rsirsd tauty
miles distant trum Nashville New bids tor the work Il.
the end Ct the hrst thirty miles from Nashville will hs re-
eeved at the same time; aud and notifications Of lhoss
made IN December ast viii Be considered The ine Be-
Ins ally ooAted, Quantities caculated "a sTsry e.
cilty s afforded fJr contractors ia the ehacts
and amount fths work and facilities tor carryiuetou
Plans and pronlss NAV be and speclfcarons OBJ
tanned at the Engneers d 10 Nashville At Rny tina
EDWARD = UdEATHAM Prs~iaspt
apr20-td Edgeted 4 Kentucky Railruad Ce uo.nr
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ChilGe Harold
S1OO ReWar

$xOO ReWar
ID ANYWAY from the unde signed living in CO.
Ia lumb a, Tennessee, u negro woman named g
EMILY, eyed about 81 SAID Cir Of cop. E4A
Ter color s full uit OF black hair and prominent 81
la-g is rather under siE' well made with small fot
o d hands
pyJght her from nchey PstwIy, of Davidson coua-
~ in August IA Is and ID TX g. is about Nashville.
will gise the vsrd for her If taken Of Ten
$75 taken in TeDr efsee, and delivered
In Columbia. sprll-trwf JUSEPdC hY
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J0Y TO THE WoRLDif s.saF
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYi .
HurIev's Sarsauavslla.

OF ali The remedies that have discovered dunz ts
" present age for the ionsGnd us that 4sh Is heir
none equal bis wonderful preparlion. 0ty rss Ysirs
have elapsed since the discoverer ho spent decade IN
ana Pensetisg ~ arst nlredlc
ed t 10 the public and IN already recognized By no.r
eminent sicians In all Of e eogaY be
surprng and effective remedy for certain dsaes Rheh
they nave knowledge. g. = lft flirtE Eo-f
All other compounds syrups Of the have hiths
ilsd 70 connsad the sneton Of the faculty.
ong tested they h&ys been found coun noxiouslgrs
denu whieh neuralfxe the good effects OF the arsapa a
and oflsnmes iniafe The health The pasnf nos -
With Hariey's Preparation =
Ibis Is the pure and genuine 81 the and
trial. be found eeeSa certain and Dcrck ears a lac fo
lowing COMPLAINS and diseases. - - -.'-s i-a1 -
Aaasssson Of tbs Zone, ,,s- Hsbtaal cosdFsuess,
BseHsss Of the kidneys, - Liver ei.ias,.sss
Dyspepsia p5is-
EEryslgsis.. 7is Pub onary pissssss,
Female irregularities, scrofu,-- or Kia. = Bvx
And AL Diseases oftbs Skin 7r' -
Besides curing the above n 4 sl.o k,o-, fa ~ ,,..s
system. - 0'NS- - AZ. ss1--A~8 -
~ Snort Is Without srcsptsoo, IN he sSS4s,1Na
~ enect on as system The most scscIou. .s
s,i srsoie rsnlsdy oft1e ags. u alread sttsn-
neropern reputadOn. The Instances Of cures m - 5
~ eely eoainN " the propFistUr's - 80
nonesilation In recon me1dHg to one and m 10 :,
RsotIe ealet nom sufsrag Que bottle bsns trs- Ia ~
res WI oe too aPpsrsnt "a admit e further doult
na1eJ Szrsapsnia Il the onJ gsnuias lcls
" Prics ons dollar per botsls, or slr Tor ~,
ro safe al ne ufActorY, corner Seventh a a.,
araes Lou nyils, KY. Ais WhOlesas aod r~t.i - III II
SCOVu and BY dealers IN Mediclno 70 roo rseus a. i.sS
s...ss. Se1aos ana Esxieo. laB23-dawiy
TIE LIRRAk1 OF STANDARD LEITEzS-
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RAILROADS, sc.
AND cHATrANo oGA RAIL


NASHVILLE AND CHA1srANOoG oGA RAIL
ROAD. av4
CHANGE Oh SCHEDULE. ~
IN and after Non lay the 18th inst, Passenger Tram
DAILY Train leaves Nashville, al 1890, A. N, arriving
RETURNING,
Daily Fain leaves Chattanooga, al 8, A. NJ, srrvingS
NASHVILLE 81 $3.50 r. A- .xnro,o,s
Nashville, Feb. lO, 1856 sapsrinisndsnI.
y RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined for Charleston will and after this
date be charged "a IS per bale Of SEQ lbs or less and
IS cents Per 100 lbs for excess Of over 500 lbs.
septic Il. I. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. 4. C. r n.
FROM NASHVILLE no NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS. l
y, FARE, THIR7 Y DOLLARS %
MIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point TO Mont
goulery BY Railroad. Tickets to be had at the De
From Montgomery to Mobile, by . double daily line
lmorning and evening" ofSges and Steamboats, c0nneo
ing with the steamers from thence TO New OrleanS
H. l. ANDERSON, Gen'i Sup't n, c r. 6.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILRoAIs.
- - ssS
OE and after Wednesday, December lsth .5s. Train
~ viii run as tOllows; .,,,-.1 ,.sa -J !
GOI St4 ~ OTR.
Leaves Nashville at S:4o A.; and ., ~ arrives
TAOnPs'0's at 80 4 sd4.,.4 snd EoS4q az; a43
Leaves Thcmpscn's at 545 ~ and s. p a. affiyss A.
Nashville 10.2sA. n, and 81, RN ff o.. |
Sunday Train leaves Thonpson's al SAs
The Stagesof Carter Th6nas Hough ssasees sttk ne
Trains Ct Thompson's s.t, 7---5 "a. .... /
Through Tickets to Henphis, Tayhsss0ro', J.esacn
Tuscumbis Florence Colanbis and Pu'ask sa, ss prs,
cured ct the Geues stage use under lho Versrdah R
tel j. ASDERS,jN : /
dscl2--ff g. fny hot -slp't
FACE REDUC To 81 E1.0A MAsaVn..A 10
o.. JACKsuH, 7 Nm. ... r 1
VIA TenneSsae aud Asi;aua isaifoad SOaiiiia and
Waynesboro. For se.ts appy a The 6ens, ii Stage
Office Leaves Nashville Sundays, WedbssGEys ,Ed II
days at 65< - -''--'-' dec22-u
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

No Tx South Front Street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
B. COOK. practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
n sor TO Weller Cook, is prepared to manufacture
er Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plantations
Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes. Cylinder, Gauge
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and Salt Well JOINTS Cur
Mounting, Anti-FrietiOn Metal
All work made by with ne2tness and dispatch of the
best material low prices and warranted ianIs-lI
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ID MAsoN BROTH RS, ,NEwfNoRK
! q . --a.r., -. i WILL PGRLlaz
SATUkDAT sPkIL 5TH --pi -
The Letters Of ladT Mary WOftley
Montague. 7:, 90
MIX Eoffrp IT MAS. EAiLA a
Author Il 'Wonan'B Record, '.northwood" eFiga AZ
Lovss &c, being Vol II Of the ~Librsryf Il :
STANDARD Letters


vol leno. 4tS pages. Prics 81 IS
fhs work scarcely iai sf interstIuzr esuSz o.
American reader Ledy Nary lived and wIots 10 lie ars
hat 81 the eighieeash eessry Sbsa lacd wss en-
poneot o. me Brush empire srd ecnssqusaty ber
wH be 1ound Tsoaoie ss Wel amusing sadhf ne sta
asnts OF story % cach the Eng.
lsa sociey 10 nen ms-oen tbs dominant wsf Of tia
fesn at tne tuls BENZ amin Franklin s his eoossot i
ms Western world were working out hs proolsm q As-
rlcAn Undergraduates aud pep liar sove 2 Itvs -'-t
llo lla 1898 aJUST PII6LISHEs1, ( trdf IL
fHz LErTEzs % MADAME DE- sAY1s = TO ERR D.uuzz=.
AND FkESDs Edited By krs SaraL J. HsIs.s 1voL-
Izuo frlee III e5I ssizg Vol L Of the asEihfsry q
Standard LsttsrS- i.
-" Al'l'l7SEi IN PREsS. uoms sldi5919Ei
rAx CONC POsrET CT TIE ExaLIsa LAsGrAaa.; V Ia
Parton, Auihgr OF tbs Lie Of horace Grsslsys Vol
l2mo. ~ .o1.-.-4 1l!lgl-lI-[ III
W GrsIoE S0sas. By c. Geodwiz, kEihorof r>Hxnp-
ton HsighrSY ! sol I8u0. - --ll1-sfs
-, Mason BROTHERS, Prbiishers
'aPrS-ddW 80. :sos les sad No. Dusne s.. Ny.
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DWELLING HOUSE, with rooms, for the balanos
n of the YEAR wilhr a short walk of Broad street.
good tenant liberal rent and prompt payment viii be
given. Call immediately ct
mar20-N PlOkkTIS-
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HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS, &C.
TIE Celebrated single and Double Horse Powers Sin.
/ gle and Double Threshers with SeparatOs
The Combine ThEeshers and WnnoHer with Straw
Carriers
Straw Cutters to be run by horse power Clover Hui
ers and saw Allis manufactured by Messrs Wheeler,
uelick Co., Albany, New York Are now on hand and
r sale at The Warehouse Of Messrs. johnson, Horn Co,
Nashville, Tenn Manufacturers prices with transpora
tOn add, d,
The trs satisfaction which the above named Machine
~ hS all others where has been used for the
last tn tour years. is sufficient sssfy enQurers Of
ITS -uiue Orders ~, Solicite TERMS cash Address
lln.l--nGw W 7 W NTERS Thres Fnrks Tenn
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GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States 70 sell tie above Gnd innpro ed LOKN
AND COB MILL. To Rll such, rare ch nee to
make money will be offered. Exclusive Stat. end county
privileges viii be disposed Of unusually IA terns b.
application 70 the Propriefar .'0' =
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THE DAILY COMET.
rub,ished Daily (ntondays Excepted
a. A. PIKE. Editor 4 Proprietor.
office on Third Street.

tWVeruMs.- .--Jns subscription I. n&-d ~ the
,,'e of ~ oo per snnntn, payable In sdvauce. cr
~ 20 At the expiration cfs rrhths The Week-
" ia published At ~ 60 per annur, irvar'shiv IN
,ivance. Both will he pupctvei,y delivered with
~ the limits 81 the City by The carrier.
tNAdverttsSMg.-O Dollar per sI"ate
fav the Nvst insertion, and ha'f that amount FOR
'cver snbse1ws"t insett'~n-ter 'aes or less, con
tHtute \ SQUARE.
YEARLY Advertising. Merchants, T,s-
dets, and others, viii he contracted with on the
mast reasonable terms
~ Z Ov- Work. .--OUN facilities f"t d"'nR
lob work with neatnsss and despstch-n al, va
rteties .t soic,s, canpot he surpassed ~ Any e.
Establishment In ths Cty--swch ~:
IAwvsss' Ns,ess-RALL Tirssrs--pnsrsNs--
nssrs-Rul ~ tspisos- rHcaaA MINES ElscrioS
vlcx srs--Dsuaears' Lsssis -CARcs- s-OiacuLvAa--
ANA v,strt~n OAsps. For farther pasticu'ass, we
invite you 10 cait ana zee sut specimens.
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First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE rHrrE
(VOShiMg Ess,l1OviMlss.

THE s"hsct'her has r,st received hY
i steamer CRFscFar CRY, from New
York. large aud beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting ot Linen Bosom Shirts. silk
Cotton aad Merino under shirts Shirt Col
la,s, Linen and Cotton Draws. Hosiery,
Gloves. S,,spenlers. Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf. Crava,s, Neck Ties. Hcarls Stocks,
Ne all cf which have been selected FROM
tho most fashionable houses in New York,
and viii he sold at low prices. In order to
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
c,s: he has made il rule in al caees 10
deduct ten per cent TOR cash. and viii in all
eases strictly adhere t" that principle.
serI6y. w. u PIllLLlVS
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INSURANCE.
Guvth.," NtwtWnl Insurance t"nsl'n".
"T Rntou Uuugn.

Gu"th.," Mwtw~l Insurance t"Wt'n"y
"e Ratio" U",ge.
lnr,,yprufed hu Aet of Ieois,,tnre Of fiouists'"p,
Apr,nred, Nr,eh l2tb, is',.
a"t',",,s-d Capital. ..... $500. '.tHNl. .tW.
The Sonthe,u Mmnoi hsu,an~ Cmnnrnv
operations. aud are prepared 10 take F,eF.
MARINE, aud RIVER Risks.
Directors. a.
James " Brown. Leon HcnneratA,
John n klninpetar. hnl,ew Malta.
Fergus Permission, W. v Tnnnarh
los V. Dua'e. Joseph Larg",er,
4. &. Mcuattrn, VIM. s Fike,
Trustees.
W 3 Walker, 'ess-e Hart.
r. n. Conrad, s g. Lpy-"k,
chss. A. Slack, James N Bruuot,
Sosthene Allan. w. u. Phillips,
Joseph s. Williams Thompson ! Bird
!. r. Nol.n. Daniel ~ Avery,
John A. Dcugherty, Samuel NJ Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, P,es't
AlrREr SHEprrRs, Sec'v.
Baton Rouge. .Ian'y ~, 1856. ",
THE NUT UAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW yonK.
Nek Iccumuined Cush Fuud,
1.OlS.77
An the profits divided among tho lns"red
FRED. 8. WINSTON, P,est.
ISAAC ABBOTT. Sa'v.
CHAS. GILL, .9rfuo,y
n-Croper A. p'pe, duly authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. lp-y.
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Not ice.

THE subscriber respectfully returns his
i thanks TO his friends and customers VIII"
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage, aud takes this meth
pd cf informing them aud the public AT
larg. that he has now ON hand large lot
ct seasoned lumber and everything requis-
;te for the undertaking successful ccmrle-
tcn II all work in the shape Of 'lo"se
Buildings. Blinds, Sash and Doors fitting
up Of Stores. Bar-rooms in the best. most
durable and wo,kmanlike style, All lo'ders
left at u. G. Montan's Hardware Store. the
Post Office. or AZ my shop ~ fifth street
adjoining ST Peters and st. Panl's college,
will meet with prompt attention.
dec2t. G IT, SEES.
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0aroluarc at y. G. Montan.
vs"use v"vn,sv.,os..

Nv ATFK Ciste'ns, DripVets and Fwets ,
w oval. "ctagon and coloret Hall Lamps
euam.lled Stew Pans block tin and iron
Sauce Pans, turned btass Preserve ket-
Ties. castircn and eatthen Spittoons oval,
square and G"thic Walters. Salvets and
Tea Trays, Lamp Globes Gli'n,nets and
Wick rich center table French Busters /.
common Yankee ditto. common, woo'len,
Furnished Et'.ania aml silvet plated Ia
ble Castors, at u. G. MONTAN'S
i,3. Church street
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JOSEPH McKlTRlCk.
.1rrhtfVrfS' " WiTSV cr.
!vhc,, %. Ficr;do. Eost AZ Mtne "

SaV On F'c''d", F''e' AZ M't"e "
T WOeLD REsrECTFUll Y call the
/ attention Of the public, 10 my arrange
ments tnr the New vea, Waving wade
arrangements with one 81 the hest mann
featuring establishments in Cincinnati,
am prepared 70 furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made If the hest White Pine l"m-
ber, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can Ae made in the
South Persons wishing I" bni'd would
find 10 ~ their advantage TO consult ,ne
befote building
Orders from the country earnestly coli
cited. Country work If sll kimls prompt
|, attended to in the most workWanl,ke
ttahhet.
Plans and specifications fnt ritv and c"'ln-
t.v Hu,,ses. suburban Villas. etc, given in
the most approved STYLES. All kinds "'
hob Work attended 10 with neafness and
dispatch. Water Cisietns made nj the hest
material. janan.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Cor. and Cotton Cultiva'o,
IA TINS truly useful agricultural ,f,rrov-
mpnt. hos been fully tested by high| V res-
t~ctable and practical planters who a'teti"l
trial. say that BY its usn, in the cultivation
OF Corn. Cann. or Cotton. there is a saving
Of st least ono third the labo, TO man aud
horse over the common plcw. Its a new
Patented March %, lsls,
Planters are invited tocall and examine /, Z.
A supply M hand and for sale by
W. y. TUNNAED
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INMANg PATENT,
GvIc SsIsst DOOs' !<lDrtMgS.

fINHE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
l this Invaluable Spring has them on
hand and fet sale al & price which is moth
ing compared with their utility Samples
can he seen at my store, "n the gate ct
Joshua Zeal, and the Hatney House Door.
They are simple and wo"d not he ''ps"it
able fct the neatest parlor doors i" this
city, apply at aug D c. MONTANS.
Sv"utle" Ware. Br"",,,s. brushes, Sc.
HAND H,oc'ns Wisp. Hearth, Horse,
~ White wash. Marking. Se,"hbing. Cob
web and Paint brushes thu'ns Reels
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers, Butte,
Stamps, Wooden Spoons, Salad Forks
Wo"fe" rai|s Figg'ns Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets Coco D'ppers,
Wash Boards, Wood Scoops Trays, rails,
e. y. G. MONTAN,
uli. Church street.
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architectural Vdr>s, &f.
C.. q. vii. SON.

House. Sign l. Ornamental Fainter.
Tb,vJ Street, two doors North Of the Past OHi"a
! We would respectfully set'c' a share NJ the
public patronage. Being practicable wn,tnen, w"
are 4. wnek On the nost rea spnahle t",n,s anh IN
the hest style
ALSO, training. Marhling. Glazing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
Plantation work solicited aud promptly
attcsttad tu decta y.
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EtsH LINE. Floats, assorted sizes, Linn
I erick aud kirby bent Hooks, Fish
Lines assorted sizes, Shot Pouches, Pow
der aud Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Ens---Ou hand for sale by
may I. ~ 4. MfDNIAN.
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SuuOvEu.S. SPADES.

A MES and Row lands Spades, Dirt and
n Scoop Shovels. Rakes and Garden
Hoes, Ladies Tlor-l Hoe, Rakes, 6c.
u. e. MoNrAr, Church st.
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Wooden Ware

A XE, IIatrhet, Tile, Anger ,ni Chi-s|
n Handles, Cloihe L;re Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
aud Sash Tools, for sale ny
u. &. MONTAN, Church st.
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,,s,r, uI,urrvrn,,

lust REUE1VEDll-
y Governor Rope, Cotton do. Mernn'''er
do Kentucky Packing Yarn, Oakum,
Eroons; Buckets u e. NONTAN.
cct1i. 90 Church street.
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I.OCksl 0.OCksl

RFNtH, Southern Rim Lever, Store
| Door, Cubbord and Padlocks, also
Is Of every description on hand and to.
cby D. C. MONTAN.
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l)roffssianal Notices.

nR. G. w. DEARlNt}. offers h;s pro
~ fes.iena, services u the public. Once O"
church st--sppc.ite waddit, 4 bay's Drug Store.
Residence on Main Street, between church and
moth stveets drcS Y.
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DTNCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID s aeks"us Saws, Plains Vt all kinds
Auga,s and A"get Rits. Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatche'ts. Hammers, Carvers Tools
cimhlets aud C"ope,s Htts Cooper. Riv-
cts Sc n &. MoNrAN. Church at,
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cart nnA WAGON Harness.

A FULL ASSORSMENT Of Collars,
n Hames, Blind brides, Cart breech"g,
Cart saddles, Wagon hsrnesr, Trace chains
&c, which we offer at moderate prices.
innlsdyl LARcUfER Il IANOUE.
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To Black SIM tins. Carpenter
nM0 C,OOnefA.

A NvILS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
n and Dies, Plates, Wedges, 1'ongs Files
Of all sizes and description, also foil as
sorttneut Of Carpenters and CooJets tools.
ian1sdyI IARGUIER h IANDUE.