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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport,
Iowa. paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in New
York. Bonds of $50 each. The growing city Of
Davenport has now about $4,000 inhabitants, ard is
rapidly increasing IN wealth and population. Its
municipal debt rs only 900, and railroad de bt
only Sl25,OH2, and canRot now he increased. The
statistics Of the CITY were published IN the Intel-
genoer OF the SJth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be safe rs any
State or city bonds.
Oo6 CHTRR RROTHERS
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LIZ pnp

DR. POPE,
HOMEOPATHIC Physician and SURGEON,
De Menou or Cham Buildings, No. SIG fl street
north side, between 18th and l4th SITS. dl-eo3m
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lCOMMUNICATED


HERNDoS TgsTIMoNAL.-TheN New York pa
pes speak OF the small sum collected In that city
for the widows fund, and our fair friends in
Richmond, Virginia. are about organizing to
raise funds for this most praisrwo5thy object
that are our fair Metropolitan friends doing (!
send around yonT subscription papers, ladies,
snd the call will be responded To by many of the
women Of the District who have not been called
upoI WEST END
DsceInbST IsI.
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Virginia Senatorial Election.
p0liticaI.

RICHMOND, Dec. S.-The Legislature has fixed
Thursday, the 10Th instant, for the election Of q
L. =. Senator to succeed Mr.. Hunter.
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CARUsi's CoTILLoN PARTY takes place to- night
at his Saloon when, as usual, all the fashionable
world will be present
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

4 'Olsl.tCIOR'S OFFICE,
~ CITY HALL, November ), lG57.
Notice is hereby given To all persons who have not
paid their Taxes for the present year, and to all no
are IN arrears for previous that at the explra
lion of sixty days from this date, thereaf
ter as the advertisement can be prepared all proper
" on which the taxes may remain paid viii be ad
veItIsed and old for the taxes, the law enjons
Those who do not wish TO be put 10 the heavy ex-
pense attendant on the advertisement ard sale are
requested to pay In seagOn.
JAS. F. HALLIDAY,
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWSPAPERS To-
l sale at JOS. SHILLTNGTON'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner a. street and Penntyvanl,
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~ RS! FURSm Flu

Just received, from N ew York, the largest and
cheapest STOCK OF FURS offered this season
Bought for cash, and all that ask is to call and ex-
an inc my large assortment of Ladies' and Child
T5ns FnIs. Prices very low to suit the times Sign
of the White Bear. corner Of 9th street and Penn
avenue. HOPKINS.
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CONTRARY To ETIQUETTE Edward Garrison,
a colored gentleman, went to ball last night,
given by some Of his friends, dressed in military
uniform, and his appearance there in such gorge
Gus array created such enviOus heart-burnings
amongst his less brilliant compatriots that il
was deemed Advisable To remove him from the
room. He was taken TO the guard house and
kept until this morning, when he was dismissed
with some wholesome advice upon the necessity
Of observing dress-etiquette in his future attend.
ance al fashionable evening parties
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SUZANNE CorRT -TSs'day .-Charles T. Rus
sell, Esq. OF sachusetts, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of This court
No. 1 White, stephens n Co, plaintiffs in
error. ~. PaSchal Roses administrator. The
canse was argued by Mr.. Benjamin for the plain
tits in error
No. 5. Adolphus Durant, appellant rs Samuel
Lawrence ct al. The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Gillet for the appellant.
Adjourned.
Mas FRANK II. WRIGHT, who, in addition to
her nelodiOus and admirably trained voice, has
the reputation Of being one of the most beautiful
women of the day will give some choice poetical
readings AZ Carusi's Saloon to- morrow night, in
Guiding, amongst other things, an offset TO the
"beautIfnl women of Lola MOntez In the shape
Of "beaut!ful men" All the good looking males
will, Of course, be sure To attend. We shall be
there
The LADY TEACHERS of ~. Matthew's Sunday
School, are having admirably conducted Fair
for paying the expense which has been incurred
church. Go, one and all, and contribute a few
shiilngs for so laudable an object, and listen to
the fine music OF Fishers Band
Col Orr, the newly elected Speaker, is to be
compllmented by a serenade tonight at his quar-
tiers at Browns Hotel. Withers's Band Is to
cficiate, and we hazard the guess that among the
pieces performed will be some such public favor
ties the CanaTy-bird Waltz, Sleigh bell Polka,
Core di ZiAgGTi and La AfaTSsiiidi".
OrRRBoARp Last night IN old gentleman
named Thomas Conner, while walking along the
Washington Canal last night, Ia top-heavy con-
Il it;on, tumbIrd overheard. He was rescued and
taken 10 the guard house dried and dismissed
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR RENT.-Three Rooms to rent, furnished
L or unfinished with the privilege of parlor.
Apply at No. 80, 1871 street. IT.
EOR RENT.-A Parlor AID Chamber, ON the h. st
Il floor, both comfortably furnished, situated at
No. III Pa. avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the present term of
the Circuit Court commenced, eighty seven for
eigners have been natuTaIized, of whom a large
majority are natives of Ireland
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New York DAILY Herald,
10 do do ribune,

Received regular every evening immediately ate
the arrival the o'clock train Of oars, and will III
delivered 10 subscribers thereafter. Subscrip
tons received at
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SOMEBODY'S FOLKS, on | street, between Sixth
and Seventh, were visited by a surprise party on
Monday night, and the fun was kept up unit IL 3
O'Clock the next morning
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS ATC. GAIL
w THEIRS FRENCH r kSTAI-R ANI

d i'm - M " II KRIS Az KANT.
The subscriber, IN order to accommodate the pub
lie; gives notice that he W III furn sh meals TO week
ly borders at the nate Of 81 per week
BILL OF FAR r. will be furnished every dsy for
the accommodation Of such guests, and every faci-
Ity VIII be given TO guests to BREAKFAST,pINR
and SUP, at such times will suit the convenience
of every patron of the Establishment.
RREAkFAST from until u O'Clock.
DINNER from until 8 O'Clock.
SUPPER from until 10 O'Clock.
9l-eOlm &, GAGTIER. penn
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iMfROYEMENTS on The isLAND.-South n - .
IL The Improvement Of which a bill was lately
passed N the City Councils, Is being graded from
FouI-and a. half street 10 the Navy Yard The
improvement WAS very much needed in>Omurh
. ihs - the only thOroughflrs Tor all that pof-
Ion 81 ~" Island sOnth of r street To the Navy
l"u- - AZ work ~ living prosecuted with muc h
a. dHltv by Mr.. Comm >siOnrT ESpry, who in
10 H. ~ that that part If The street which crosses
lI+ much talked-a5uu; JaInes'S Creek j. being
h'i'd up 20 tEE requisite level with the earth
which - beng taken from the cut Ia the rising
Ls"HUd short distance beyond. This cut in
one eleven frt dep, and will furnish suftic ient
UliI - complete filing up the part necessary to
" hIIed ln without going out OF the way foT 10
lhi>, one part Of The improvement II made To
contribute 10 the other. and much expense Is
'Leieby saved To the Corporation ia the item Of
cHrting earth
Our nei2hbOrs on Four-and -a-half street, who
are Engaged IN the mercantile business, are Il ring
good deal Of fixing up for the coming Christ
mas holidays.
ms RIvER-ATriyed at Harvey & Co.'s wharf,
'chr. J. ID. Still~, Capt Carson, from Phila-
delpLIa, with 225 tons OF coal Also, sIoop Ellie,
apt. Warthman, from same port, with ca tons
At Calf & Young's wharf arrived schr. j. w
Hale, Capt. Friend, from Blue Hill, Me, with
~ tons Of granite.
The fox which prevailed on the river this
morning kept the AleKand. ia steamers at their
YES M To o O'clock a M.
business among the coal dealers was quite
4''riy- with an increasing tendency.
INWARD A. LUTz, ths young man who was
-h'' 10 M'Coi1an's restaurant on Monday night.
DID a. the Innrmary at about OK O'Clock p. IN
yesterday
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ITO RENT.-Two fine Rooms furnished Parlor
Il and Chamber, heated with furnace and lighted
by on street. between I'd and Sd in the rear Of
Trinity CHURCH. POSSESSION given immediately.
Apply at the Drug Store os LEWIS NJ, SNII III
57l Pa. avenue, opposite National Hotel. a-4t
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FouR-AND-A-HALF STREET.-People who ride
complain that Four-and-a-half street, between
Pennsylvania and Maryland avenues, is in a
shOckingly bad condition, by reason of the heavy
rains that have fallen recently
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EOR RENT.-Prof II. w. MUNDER having
fitted up his Hall in an elegant manner which
renders it one Of the preti lest ia this city
be rented upon moderate terms for Sorees, Suppers
Dinners. o. Promenade Concerts. Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, w edncsday, and Thursday even
ings from TX until ~ O'Clock.
His School IL now open for the reception of pills
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
&C z2-tf
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EOR RI NT.-Several hand. omely Furnished
l. ROOMS, or the entire House. if desired. Lo-
cation directly opposite the National Hotel, No S67.
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Bookstore, Odeon Building. corner ~ st.

SUPERB PIANOS.-I have now IN store the
- largest. most varied, and mast re. Iabe<-rs
stock of Pianos ever offered in this city ,FTFS7
consisting cf Fun Gland, Parlor GraEd,' ~
Semi Grand. Louis XIV. style. carved and pain
Pianos, from the Justly acknowledge best manufao-
torres ia the United states.
The advertisers f,cIlItIes for procuring Pianos,
always bny ing for CASH. his long perenoe
business enables him to offer Pianos st prices lower
than any other es Adjustment in this city.
SecOHd hand instruments taken IN part payment.
Pianos rented for evening, week, month or wear.
Pianos and other instruments sold upon monthly
payments. Pianos packed, tuned, repaired, &c.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
No. SO Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th SITS,
list 4 doors from 10th St, north side.
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L AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS,
IL No. l52 Pa. are. bet, nth and Isth SITS.
Where NAV he found Ladies Under Garments
made IN the best and latest style, and of the hes
materials, always on hand. AL Garments for Ladies
wear made To order at the shortest possible notice.
call is earnestly solicited.
WANTED-Six Seamstresses, on Ladies Sewing
Apply to MRS. c. J. HINTON,
MS colin l52 Pa avenue
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EOR RENT OR LEASE.-A large and comrno
B. dious double HOUSE, with water, gas and
lath room; coach house stabllns, and ornaments
garden. The house elegantly ia -nished, ard IL
the most central and des rable location. The house
viii be leased. with the furniture for term Of
to good tenant, very reasonably. r or particular,
apply to VIM. WALL, of Wal, Stephens & Co.
~ Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets.
lN-lm
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T. r NT.-Three PARLORS and five
4 CHAMBERS, handsomely furnished, in r
street north, betweenl3th and l4th, NO.256.
no l6-sotf
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EOR SA Il OR LEASE.-A two story BRICK
Il HOUSE, on street, between 18th and 18th
streets adjoining the Union Printing Office.
Also, COlored Man to hire by the month or year.
For terms, 4 c., apply to JOHN WATERS, on T.
street between 10th and 18th Streets General Agent
md COllpafnr
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| EOR RENT.-SeveTal very pleasant ROOMS.
| Ia one of the most desirable locations in the
city. being In the immediate vicinity of the National
| and Browns Hotel. No. 70 Louisiana avenue.
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
It is very simple and is Eover liable to get
out of order.
1t makes seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
ength stitch desired.
6 1t sews from two ordinary spoos, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spoos, to all
varieties of work.
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that lis free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at office in New
York, range from $75 to $3.50: an additional
charge of SO only is made on each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, TO
defray expenses OF importation, DC, to Nash
vile. Il. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices OF these Machines range from
SSS 10 $3.50. March 25-a
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Triesemar No. l, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting public against IMrrAroEswhich
liable to he severest penalties courts Oflaw award.
DR II. A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College OF
- Vienna, and Royal College of Surgeons, London, may
be personally consulted residence 157 street
(few OF Broadway New York, from II in the
morning till 2 and from till in the evening, Sundays
excepted,) unless by special appointment.
TRIEsENAR No. 1, is the Remedy for RELAXATION,
SPERMATORRHQA and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndiscrmnate excess long
Tesidnce in hot Climates 1t has inyroraed and restored
perfect health thousands Of the debtated who
the enjoyment OF all the Functions Of Manhood; and
whatever may be the CAUsEL, every DISQUALIFIOA-
TION MARRIAGE is efectuaLy subdued by this Won
derful Discovery
all Of Gonorrha, both in its mild and aggravated
forms, elects Structures Irritation Of the Aladder non-re
tention the Urine Pains Of the Lons and Kidneys AID
those disorders where COpaya and Cubtbs have long
been thought antdote the ruin Of the health vast
portion of the population
TRIESEMAR No. Ills the great Continental Remedy
Syphilis and Secondary symptoms 1t also constitutes
the vital stream altogether eradicate the virus Of
disease aud is failing Remedy for that class Of dis
orders which unfortunately the English physician
Mercury the inevitable destruction Of the patients
constitution, and which all the Sarsapara in the world
TRiEsEMAR, No /, and 8, prepared in the form of
ozenge devoid OF SMELL and be carried in the
waistcoa pocket Sold tin cases. and divided into sepaT
ate doses administered by Vapeau Lalman, Roux RI
which $ and in $2T cases whereby there saving
Of 50.
Special arrangements having with the various
Expresses TresemaT and the aTg
Sizes forwarded by ow carriage paid imme
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
Of the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eheetuay protecting them from spur
pernicious limitations The three dollar sent
usual, but not free OF carriage.
To be had Dr. Barrow, that beautifully ilustrat
ed and popular work, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYsIoLo-
GIOAL ltEsEARCHEs Il describes in clear aud iHcid
manner the cause and effects OF the diseases above enae
Aed With instructions for their proper treatment and cure
Price p cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DR.. BARROW, 153 Prince Street, Qew blocks
Wessof Broadway New York. nOvo-lydv.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

WE undersigned prepared introduce into use In
y Tennessee W. z. CHILDS 4 co.'s PATENT Elias
TIC FlRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, and
ask the attention of Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail te
examine this Roofing II is better and cheaper than any
thing IN The material forms hard ana smooth sur
face that will the action of the atmosphere IN every
climate It is mperVioEs water, elastic and flexible
It contracts and with the changes OF the Amos
phere and will neither crack nor rot and as 70
its durability, there is no question.
It is practically mperishable and viii perfecuy ress
any ordinary exposure FIRE, is abundanty
proved. and will warrant Il waterproof We will en-
gage TO Roofing ordinary good sheathng,
old shingles and gravel tim ziuc copper iron roofs
for dollars per hundred square feet being far
cheaper any Of the old styie and it
will give better satisfaction.
will also be found be the best ning invented to
mend old eay TIM tar and gravel roofs around
chimneys scuttss dormar windows CUTTERS where the
tin is rusted through This Cement be put 70 last
stone, and form perfect adhesion TO any OBJ
ject which it is applied Tin Roofs be painted
(and warranted TO leak) dollars and hy cents
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
theng for covering large Roof where hey exposed 70
FIR such Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories Railroad
Cars, Bridges Depots station Houses, Steamboat DECKS
and in fact every kind OF Roof where there is external
exposure from fire. the Roofis perfect without joint
IN it, presents chance for Gre communicate and any
light substance will burn out without gnitng.
gY- Ofiees CINCINNATI and other places
where Chds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure Build
ings with Roofs covered With this Cement al the same
rates for those covered with Iron Copper or Tin
The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
with directions for using.
~ orders the undersigned, through the Post
Office will be promptly attended TO .--,--.-,
No. "a. Spruce street.
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B. S. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST, NASHVILLE.

AVlNG established general Agricultural Depot at
II the above place. desire all my old and friends,
and the public at arge 10 cali and me- and examine
my stock IN trade. ThIeshers the latest and
proved Mowers and Reapers Barnhis unrvaed and
cotton Dr Brnleys premium PloWs and Cultivaors Of
kenuekyi Garden seeds, OF every variety Also Clover
Timothy Bae Grass, Orchard Grass, Canary Hemp and
Rape Seed, Buekwheat and Barley, constantly hand.
All kinds Of Agricultural rcutural plement on
hand.
All kinds OF Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
stn manufactured and SOves Crates &c for sale Ag-
cnurai Implements not hand ordered and sold at
manufacturers prices and Also Timers
aAehnes and Hand Tools from Peek, Smith Co.'S hanu-
factory southiugtOn, Conn.
Just received q supply Of Bush. Lima Oorn Beans,
Pumpkin seed. For sale low for cash
may29. r. & WELLER
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GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Bitters.

AN UNEQUALED TONIU AND bIUbdAUHIU.
POSITIVE and palatable Remedy for general Debii-
n ty Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, and all disorders OF
the Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor of GIcdfre5s Celebrated
COT2idE Bters in recommending them an unTiYalled
tonic inygorsDt, is sustained by the best medical
authorities Of Europe and America, well as by the
mutitudes who tested them. AS restorative they
stand alone Thousands who now languishng might
awake existence by this powerful renovator The
dyspeptc who GodfTey's Cordial Bters finds
the benefits permanent Upon the vital organs they
sanitary influence and yet their agency is
mild saluIary For general debility sinking at the
stomach loss Of appetite, sick headache OF mental de-
preston, hypochondas broken sleep, hatulence faint
exercise rritabity, choic costiVeness and
all disorders Of the SYSTEM their dement's in
calculable.
Purchasers are cautioned against allimpostons.
Central Depot, 16 South William St., N. z.
june3O-3m. GEO. GODFREY, Proprietor.
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No. "a, Spruce sur
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, Dec. l6, 1886
TO ALL WHOM IT This is to certify that
have examined specimens and Roofs o. " r. Cnas SS:S o.
eve to be eminenty superior 70 other kind OF Roof
these Roofs from large volume OF fame from an adjoining
building which struck directly the roof and coTnce
pectation, and saved the building, T. NJ HASKELL,
President Buckeye Stale InsuranoeCo
CIEcNsArr AoESoV ROYAL INSURANCE coMP4EY
szI have examined W. e. Chids Co.'S ''ilasc Fire
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and far as can Judge,
consider it great inYenton and am Will wng 70 s insur
Agent Royal ms Co., London and Liverpool.
From B. Bennett General Agent Of tna ms Co.
Southern and Western States
CIscIsSATI, Jan. 7, 1887.
Having made considerable inquiry to the merits Of the
Patent Elastic Cement koohn introduced nio TINS CITY
By Chlds Co, End to he highly recomne ended in this
city by excellent judges that It Is meeting WIN very
ready and general introducton that rs superiority oye
the composition Roofing Is decided and <eely admitted
Se neEa sSmmerbavnr Intended to use tn but viii
the "Patent Elastic Roofing as substitute
Yours, truly, j. d. BENNETT
OFFICE OF THE CIs- HAN DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used here
on our best class Budngs We covering Freight
with H. Master Mechanic reports very favor
able to it s. 5. LHuMMEDiEOs Fres.
OFFICE OF THE OHIO AID MISSISSIPPI RAnEoAD Co.,
CSCISSATI, jan Z, 1851. {
DEAR srR-In answer your inquiry, in reference to
opinion tn practical use Of your hoo 10 the cover
ng Of cars that from our observation we en-
tertan favorable oneso much so, that We intend
testing thoroughly roofs Of buildings &c after
which will with pleasure give you our decided opinion
10 lis utilitv Yours, truly e. LIPPENCOTT,
Supply Agent Ohio Miss. r. r.
~ Since the above written the Ohio and Missis
spp contracted for covering tLer de-
pois and bridges between Cincinnati and Yincenne with
this Cement considering IL the best article they have used
for the purpose.
H. G. LORD, Pres Ind. and Gin Railroad.
f. G. EsF, Pres. Wilmington and Zanesvile Railroad
SEARLEs Merchants Manufacturers' ms. CO.
H.OA
HENRY MoKroS Pres Central Insurance Company.
GEO. CAmILE, President Lafayette Bank.
Gao. w. COFFIN, Bell Manufr, No. lO2 East Second ST.
BAKsR& VoE PHUL, No. 62 Fourth st.
EzRA BAILEY, SIN tn ST., between Fourth and Fifth.
J. OGDEN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth ST.
MILES Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOLsoS.
JoHs sHILLIro q Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MITCHELL & RAMMELsBERG, Furniture Manufacturers
Dealers, Fourth ST.
W. Il. STEWART, Builder 3s5 Plum St.
MMuWETHER 4 STILwELL, Louisville.
WIN. S. MCREYNoLDs 4 Co., Clarksyille, Tenn.
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