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HEAD QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF FLA. I
Fort Brooke, April, n, 1851
Bv't Brigadier General W. s. Harney, having re-
linquish command, Colonel Gustayus Loomis assumes
command of the Department of Florida.
All orders and instructions heretofore issued, will
remain in force until countermanded.
In assuming command the Colonel relies confidently
the active support and cooperation of all under
his command in the continuation of active operations
In addition to the officers of the staff duty,
all of whom will retain their Positions lst Lieutenant
William Fl. Lewis, Adjutant 9TH Infantry is announced
as Acting Assistant Adjutant General. ~,
By order of Col Looms.
FRANCIS N. PAGE, Asst Adjt Gen,I.
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, r. UNITED STATES TRI- ~
La lgAHlIhy4,sS WEEKLY MAIL LINE l@ANSb
Tn

- - SHHHHR $EAEHS line HEi5
On FTES5zr, at On THSR$5&S ON 4f5FPz7 a,
The rss "a The U
States mail packet Y. S. mail packet States mail packet
wilson's vii eap'1iR ~
Paquemne, Baton jacksonville Plaque vile Piaquenne Ba-
bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bsyon Bayou Sara Red
Adams, Naehea Landing, Fort Ad Adams, Nachesz Wa
Waterproof Rodney ans Natchez Wa erproof Rodney ST.
St. Joseph Grand terproo Rodney Joseph, Grand Gulf
Gnf Warrsn'on and St JosR Grand Warrenton Eisks
s BY .ns f'S :AE0H
Islsnd lST,isIss' Rsash IA and
sysPSFTt sssPS THuksD1Y, sSpG'9s
The above mentioned splendid packets will Leave
q hs will be s p1omp
sHa Il e 5oas @ at wo w t. Wv
it without delay and without any extra charge;
%as M srsy 6s ess S ss Sss sa
Si Of adng taken specifying the contents and value and
S sa fS in the clerk
For freight passage oRRkS fo'ia
SMITH HnoS No. R?y e. "n5Gaaf,ss ss st. St
rsz 'A!ES ffH$S ~ HTE htR5I2 ANS sEw
fIs G this hs o ns
and are the steamers
M:R: ": Hiii, II cspt: Thos: I t. Newell.
Bsif%sf Bi.fS@sf' 5sp! Sspi t. / / aSnSeRaEh Gha!eS:
Ben Franklin. Capt n G. Aaders.
entrusted the boats Of this line The boats Of this line
"sS v f n Nail al s hs'f si % s an
Western cities TG' fSERe' T. 5 1p
s plan of the cabins Of the above steamers eau be seen
q NORTH CULLoM. ATroRNEY-A -ATLAw, WILL
W bs to lis oPE
Olivier Esq Thos. D. Miller commission nsrcr .lt Chas B.
Singleton, ittorneyatlsw Nixon Adams Crescent Office,
Riaah fKiMhfNGs syssyhiSs S Necessary S9mGAsr for
1r ans ned n B With S a pss
and Nuts at No 1856 Grayier street New Orleans auil ~
SOMETHING NEW'-
A. B. WILSON,
o i u sGsfy an en
era" N'''issf TS5i '%H @sf "
RAILROAD HEAD REST;
the @ most % comfortable n little it nee snARs Costs but
Sewing Machine Depot, l2o Canal street up ,, stairs
T.. No. Is New Levee New Orleans
FOREIGN wA Ts0SsA BkANbEs A6f sa ia LIQUORS
WARMERS CELEBRATED NEW JERSEY CIDER,
ALSO
Dealer in Coffee, Corn Meal. Homny and Grs. Coffee
parched for steamboats, and groceries az
ENELT-For sheathiug ships, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
In30 2taw5t ~ Magazine street.
nEANONDS-For cutting glass, large assortment for
- sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
rnGl 2tAw5t ~ Magazine
CEMENT AND PLASTER-l5OO bbls for sale by
" ALFRED KEARNY,
m30 2taw5t II Magazine street.
T1NC-For Painting in kegs-some very superior quality
Il and some very cheap, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
m30 2taw5t ~ Magazine street.
AJHITING-For sale by
w ALFRED KEARNY,
n3) 2taw5 ~ Magazine street.
DACKINSs XAEN-llU coils tor sale by
L ALFRED KEARSY,
m2O oaw5t Il Magazine street.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

ESEa JE y1:.I sStfE y 10 1sHAsesas EhAN@ e1fsn
as Re-
LsA''" R f3s & NEW OR
E ~ @
s P sa ssDs s @ as
sage of the Texas bars.
OPPOSITE p" % ssa New sa S
MORNING at 10 O'Clock commencing Sunday the 10th Of
f Hd Is G ii Hs9 H's Gs E p.vs M wsss ON
H sn5 ON ~ sa
pany Landing, in New Orleans The street
and will be h5eagh ports q destination without
by the line of outside steamers;
days will go by the steamers Sunday and Thursday
G For s ~ @ e. Apply the office Of the g
plans
'.myll If q N O., opeousas and G. w. Railroad Co.
s5Pfi ST SHS shd1S AH@ SlS5S %tfS'sI Rsi
ooapeed from $! Lcusto cincinnati-TwS Trains Daily
Time from St. Louis New York. 40 hours Through without
Morning Mail the Office corner of Fourth and
Night Express the Office corner of Fourth and
Carrying the grea, Eastern Northern Southern Nails
III and Quickest route to New York and
For through tickets apply the Illinois Central Office un
der the St Charles Hote and Cairo
In ST. Louis at the Office of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road under the Planters House. and the Vine
Water streets.
B, F. LONGIEY, General Southern Agent
ISAAC wYMAN. General Ticket Agent
St. L1nis, Mo- mys If
e- $3.50. NEW ORLE ANS.
4ii "a Eftt.ff 45Iii OpELOUSAS AND GREAT
SSt2.---.t232WESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Ferryboats connecting with the
foot Of st. Ann street. Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING.
at IA o'clock, precisely.
Outward Trains Leave
Ag1ers Depot ....................at A. NJ.
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SLAVE OF WAsHINGToN.-HenryM Magruder, once
a slave OF George Washington, was in Phi ladelpha
few days ago soliciting aid to purchase his freedom
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TCE--iCE.

IcE-1oE-s B. SMITH CO.
DEALERS IN ICE,
Solicit the patronage of their friends and the public generally
Particular attention given to orders from The country.
Principal House Office, No "a New evee Also have
houses l50 Old Levee Bulls Head and at the Stock
Landing. ln3l #
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ARKAN AS RIVER.
R E G ULAR KETS

, Fw$ THE STEAM f II ECLIPSE
lE4AlhaSS for Louisve-ths magnificent Broad
tSs-EA we'll commander, will make five regular trips to
Louisville, leaving as follows,
WEDNESDAY. May %, at s M.
SATURDAY, June 6, at 5 z. N.
WEDNESDAY, June "a, at P. NJ.
SATURDAY, July H. at5P, n.
For freight passage. apply on board,
kBROADWEi.L BROS. CO., 65 Grayier street.
T. SHUTE % Common street.
H4-A plan of the cabin be
any of the above trips, by applying to the agents:
H"The Eclipse will take freight Nachez Rodney,
Gulf, vicksbnrg Helena Memphis, Hickman, Cairo, and
Paducah.
Elz~No engnged until paid for. a2- 1
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LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY at o'clock P. NJ
r. REGULAR THURSDAY U.
FOR RED RIVER.

viii leave on FRIDAY. 18th inst, at P NJ.
i, r. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
la4sIT Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alexandria--The ele
1sS%EsI giant and swift running packet Jos,
Holden, Martin, master will leave freight
passage, apply board,
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B A l. I | NJ 0 R E :.

FIRST VESSEL.
ShS6 FOR BALTINIORE-REGULA LINE.
NHHHS> The Al new schooner X. w. Tull, William R.
9G,Newcomb, master, having nearly all her cargo
board will sail in few days. For balance of freight pas
sage, apply to
myS GEO. W. HYNSON a. co, 50 Camp
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Later: from Florida.

Onth l2th Of April a body of troops under Lieut..
Weeks, fired upon number Of Indians near Indian
Pond, killing one warrior and two squaws. The tall
grass prevented them from recognizing the sex Of
the enemy. On the 18th, 18th and 18th they cap
tured several squaws and papooses.
The Tampa Peninsular of the I'd inst says: e$
tits rumored that small party of soldiers stationed
at Palm Grove were fired upon by Indians on Thurs
day week. Three men were killed and two wounded.
This requires confirmation, although we are inclined
to credit the report. 20.
From Jacksonville letters of the Sd inst published
in the Savannah papers, we extract the following:
A volunteer late from the scene Of the war with
the Seminole Indians, came passenger on the afore-
said stage from whom learned the following facts,
viz The Indians had raised white flags all over their
territory. The authorities had dispatched Colonel
Looms to the territory to make an examination and
see what they meant by this movement. I am also
advised that the Indians supposed to be in a
starving condition. The guns which have been taken
away from them in their late fights are in worth
less condition, stocked by themselves with the bar
res tied into the stocks the locks tied to the bar
res, and the flint tied into the hammer and il is
said that they will miss fire nine times out of ten
The volunteers destroyed all their provisions corn
etc., the past summer, and they can get nothing to
subsist on but what they kill with those poor guns,
which is but little. It is rumored that Gen. Billy
Bowlegs is dead-if SO, the wars are over, and the
white man can again lie down in the wilderness and
rest without the fear of interruption from the savage.
From the slow pace we went, had good chance
to examine the growing crops the roadside, which
found very good taking all things into consideration.
The spring has been very backward but corn is seve
raj blades high and has good color Cotton also
looks well, though very small for this late in the
spring. Judging from all appearances, that part of
Florida will yield heavy crop both Of corn and cot
The Peninsuar publishes the following general Or
ders. ~. ' t' '@f'"
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Will leave on SATURDAY May 18TH at 5P NJ
IT. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Cample, Grand Ecore, st. Maurice Alex
andria, Gortons Landing and all intermediate
landings the light draught packet Planter Capt
Hiram Wilson, r. Seade, clerk will above freghl
or passage, apply on board, to
myl5 F. G. RANDOLPH Il CO., AZ Union street
E8 Is receiving freight the foot of Benve
HJ The Planter will take freight for Lake Bisteneau with
the privilege of delivering Mouth Loggy Bayou
landing shppers NAV wish
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. Is.

HEAD QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF FLA.
Fort Brook, April %, 1871
L. The general commanding has been directed to
turn the command in Florida to the next officer
in rank and to repair to Fort Lsavenworth at which
place special instructions will be addressed to him
from the War Department.
In obedience to these orders, Col Gustavus Loomis
of the 5th Regiment OF Infantry will assume the com
mand of the Department of Florida.
2. The General relinqushes his command with re-
gret, rendered the more impressive by the cheering
prospect Of speedy termination to the present diff
cutesswith the Indians, resulting from the energy
courage and intelligence which the troops have dis
played in the field.
The campaign has afforded but few attractions for
the soldier. No brilliant alurements could be offered.
Sti the efforts put forth by all have developed quail
ties that give glory to the battle field and which have
commanded the high admiration of the General
3. The most grateful Acknowledgements are due to
the officers of the staff and district commanders for
the ability and interest they have at all times eyinced
in the discharge of the duties of their respective posi-
tions. By order of Brvt Brig. Gen. Harvey.
FRANCIS N PAGE, Asst Adjt GeuI
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Leaves on SATURDAY, the 10th inst. t5P. NJ.
, FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
lEs&&Ai,5 Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore; st. Maurice,
- II: Alexandria Gorens and al! intermediate land
Alton, Jr, s. Smith, master, will leave as above. For
freight or passage, apply on board, ~,
~ = F. q. RANDOLPH 4 CO., AZ Union st.
Is receiving at foot of Bjenye
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a y
w LAIOR now IN use on seven plantations comprising the
largest and smallest clasSes of which
three crops with combination of the following advantages
over any other known application of
tator entire steam train.
requires but of 80 pounds of sesa to strike
u Battery"
. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
5. Its pipes ''scae" or require cleaning.
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice, that and lard grained sugar
s. The being all condensed
direct additional boilers required where sugar
large and Gilma' Bagasse Furnace is
aiT cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a
With Gmans Bagasse Furnace, furnish grind
and the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 khds sugar
Ner day.
The Pneumatic Battery Granuator put in operation
much less the planter than other
terry application of steam making entirely
By steam.
For further information, pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application subscriber
prepared TO make for the Battery
Cures be used with direct exhaust steam.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
d4 6m 10 tirRyier New Orleans, La
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst at5PM
~. FOR sJEFFF,R SON PORT e. a n.

Will leave SATURDAY, 10th inst, at Pm
, r. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
The fine, fast running l5ht draught steamer
ationai, =. Montgomery, master will
Alexandria, Gorton's Landing and all landings
For freget passage: apply on board or
my15 LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, 4 Front street
H1~ The National, having been unavodaby detained will
positively leave above. :,
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G ALEU- T T A .

To sail about the 18th inst.
k&H FOR CALCUTTA-THE Al FAST SAIL
MEHN> ing American ship Gnnges, Capt Evans. is now
loading, and will be dispatched above For freight
or passage, apply tn tine captain on board.
my J. P. WHITNEY 4 CO., IS Carondele street.
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on THURSDAY, May 2st at O'Clock A. ME-
SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COnI-
HNlHtH2 PANY.-FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO via Gal
- weston and Indanoa-U Mail Lne-The
commander, will sail above punctuay freight or
passage having elegant state accommodations apply
HARRIS, MORGAN Il CO., footof Julia street.
Galveston and Indanola.
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamers
form of bills Of lading. None other signed mys
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fsTo ss.u r--,zy y-vz, r=-=zz=-z=- GREAT GEN.
hI.S-S2Sc51-E=S-s.cosz-- ORTEST, C HEAP
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger leaves
O'Clock p NJ from Cairo from which point continuous
ritp N I>'NN'''
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2 b L A D L II I a.
hGyS FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGULAR
kys line.The Al fast sailing packet schooner Mary
Ss1J. HOyt, Sighee, master having of her cargo
engaged will have dispatch For balance freight or pas
sage, apply f
se9 GEO. W. HyNsoN 4 CO., 50 Camp street.
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80 Y0RK ADVERTISEMENTS,
GOdfreY's CeIebrated Cordial Gin.

From VIsOHER OWEN & CO., Gent Advertising House,
APpLETos, BUILDINe 346 Broadway. NeE YORK.
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


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 Ecver liable to get
out Of order.
3 Itmakesa seam which viii not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
II sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools, 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.
s This Machine viii sew 10 the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease aud facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run 70 make one
thousand FIVE hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric so that IL is free from al liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise
II The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines st office in New
York, range from &T5 70 $50: an additional
charge of SO only is made or each machine
over New YORK prices at Office ia ashyille, 10
defray expenses OF importation, &c, 10 Nash
vile. r. IT, BROCKWAY, See'v..
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices og these Machines range from
$50 30 $3.50. lNs Cd 2s-.L
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b. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH AARKET ST.. NASHVILLE.

a ATIHG STABILIZED geHefzi Agricultural Dspst AZ
the above paee. desire Al F eia aud srae frlsuds
and The pGbc az large, - ea and ma ard exAnine
stosk ia t1ae ThteAeFs, the latest and sozs a..
proved hoHUEs nd beaFaFE. tarul asIsl ecn "a
costoa DE kgaisFas PFezsaes Pissa znd CutTatss of
keatncksi 0aF1en eeSass q sFefy variety aise Cser
fiaaohy, hae 6raas, unchard Grzas Czuarf Ee-a ant
All saas sf AgrlreitasAl ana esissals5a zisssass On
kaad-
Al tsSs 81 Copper, TN, Bfass ana sheet Irea Va.
kllil UHEnaetaFed AID escFez NFates a. ar sas A..
rilaltarai lap n5t haas oEesed aH a s
nsnuactafeFs Erces ana srzsf9Ff fa5oB. As FfuseFaf
AscAiaes aaa ii4ua E9es ssa Peek, sEigA Ces AAas.
l4etoFgs soGtaE.-g gs1zz q m.
Jast Feeesss1 spssF - sssts tzaa oeEn Rea1s
azsss. Ra WILLIS.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned prepared introduce into use
' Tennessee W. 2 CHILDS K cos "a tr-nI ELhSu
ITO FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT KOIFlS'T2 an
ask the attehteE of Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
pInies, and the public its superiority over other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing better and cheaper than any
tiugih The material forms hard and smooth sur
face that will resist the the atmosphere in every
climate mpervious water, elastic and flexible.
contracts expands vi the changes Of the
phere neither evapora crack rot and
its durability, there is no question.
practically mperishahe and will perfec fully Tesis
ordinary external exposure FIRE, abIndantly
proved, and will warrant II waterproof. We viii
gage & put Roofing ordinary good heathng
old shin es tar and gravel tin zinc, iron roofs
dollars per hundred square being
cheaper than Roof Of the old style, and
will Cive better satisfaction
Ii will also be found the ever invented
cove or mend old leaky a ami gravel roofs around
chinneys scutes, dormar windows CUTTERS where the
tin is rust through. This Cement put last
as long stone and form perfect ADHESION any OBJ
ject TO which it is applied Tin Roofs painted
(and warranted e k) llars and fifty
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
theng for covering Roofs where hev exposed to
fir such Seam Mills, Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges. Depots station Houses, Steamboat Decks
and IN fact kind Of Roof where there external
from FIRE. As the Roof is perfect without joint
in it, presens chance for Gre Communicates and any
light sub tance will burn out without iguiting.
- Insurance Offices st Cincinnati, and other places
where Child Co.'s has been used, insure Build
tngs with Roofs covered sh this Ceueut, the
rates as for thUse covered with Iron, Copper Tin
B The Cement all be furnished to those at distance
with directions for Using
~ orders sent the underSigued through the Post
once viii be promptly attended to
%
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Gold Medal Pianos !!

STEIN WAY s. sons W RHoy1ufulc iurers,
. 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK. 81 -
. ~ Received the following FIRST PRICE zs9Sss3ss9
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers M "a Fl n
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-S -
timoTe:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace New York, No
Veber 1885, (being the only gold medal for Pianos
within the last six ysars)
A GOLD MEDAL the Man yland Institute, Baltimore
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair Crystal Palace,
New YorE November, 1856. Among the judges the
Musical Talent OF the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottschalk, Wolenhaupt and many others St. 4 S Pi-
amos with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shppedwih out charge. Prices moderate.
decl8-ly-v
c. +. THUEgSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for Piano Fortes for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some which in this city.
would respectfully refer to Mr.. J. NJ. BASS, Mr.. W II.
WILTON and Mrs. J. p. W. Brown.
- Mr.. T. can be at "a Summer street. line ad-
dressed to 7O9, Postoice, Nashville will receive at
tenon MAY 5-tf
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''' as .'s' '''' ''-a ssisa. ;isi.I ISys Co
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FARuEms, TAKE NorICR.

ID s. wELLER, Agent for }, MeKih co Portland.
DE- KY Is uoW pre- pared 20 furnish J. BaueoTOughs
--latest ir proved GsAiN PAN celebrated oE expedite
erasng Endsoi 6Ian and seed paieaisd March s9h,
is4T,
aases Han Dr., BesUon, 1easrsan oourty. KY.
th that he cluaurd Of there FANS pie of wheat
which he supposcd be zee eashels; when be 81 IL
he found be bad 10 buhe sf e an wheat and 50 bssnss
Of pure smut-
HasIoE SpEnesF nt > hy csftes tha he &c an
Ell on one fans s. b2sLs q shsst u te a-fa-
utes, and dtd q Eesl
J. a. HFar ~ SiHlpsunFiss hys esf-1es tAE hs, ~ sf-
en- and h hours eieLea ao huaels 81 sheat ready tar
EaTket
Fesea silver nedzis aNalart- -
ery f4a NsrrAuted-
g1Hs fo-zm.
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~ Principal Depot, on the corner of Third and Pine
streets St. Louis, Mo
Eag- Price, 81 90 per Botqle.
az For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gss in the city and country.
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III. P. DoRRIS
EcIInse Stove FOunOrN.

4 T this Foundry am usakirr COOKING, PARLOR and
"A HEATING STOVES OF every yarty, HOLLOW WARE
all klnds Androns, SAD Irons and Waite Irons Of all
ALsO-Tin, Copper and Sheet Iroa Ware, al Of which
propose se al wholesale rsia shea ioE ecst or 70
punctaal tiule dealers.
Particular attention paid 70 Roodng ADD Gpt,erfnr
H. P. DORgIS, No College st-,
arrRT Nashville, Team.
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CnAs. MILLER has lust eFeued rs sapege nsE so3a
Eountas a. his store ~. IS Cherry street, sheFs ~
ean ~ sl lines, suPpg ia thiFslS sian dSleioa aas
heAity bsserasa s iaFises ths aan 81 sha pahss
hs aha ana pFsGEss te kEep iezrAi s1pFix
"a As snE dsc@ccs q Ne sezsoai eonzAeu3 60
tanA Eay1A