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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
financial.

Tn METROPOLITAN PInE Insurance CoMPASyl
No. los Broadway New York May ~ 1851.
nIVIDEND.- Notice is hereby given that the
DAY h.1S daea semi annual dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT he csPi' s;Ocs Of hi. cSmplny payable on and
EDWARD A SrANsBURY Secretary.
PACIFIC BANK. New York, May r. ls5'.
Y'HE Board of Directors have this day declared
i sDTvIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, paysbe on and after
TIE Transfer Book will be closed on the 9Th ms; 70 the list
prox. BY order OF the Board r. BUCK Cashier
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.-The sub.
CITY iSl't or DAVENPORT IOWA TEN PER CENT
BONDS PAYABLE Nay ISL Principal and Interest Psy.Se
and = Hs go seS RSPe w riH Chr PSs CENT
RoNbs . year. to run PIinsp.l payable in
the City Of New York. These Bonds saar,nsed and
convertible into the stock OF the keoick For, De' MONIES
II LEE s;'' COUNTY IOWA EIGHT PER CENT BONDS,
N.w,Yors The Sc. a, previous Bonds
Full particulars can BE- had on application TO
L. w. CLARK. DODGE Co, No. 81 walst.
oFrIcE OF TIVE MILwAuKks AND BELOsI R,Mso,p Coz
MmwAUxGE. May Ia 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the INTEREST
hsspS dF E d CITY " Oh Iii. a.
In. construction of the Milwaukee and Bo Railroad also
REAL EsTATE MoRTGHoF BONDS Of this t Company
will BE- psd at The office Of the Farmers Loan aud Tr9 Com
P'''' IN '"' wv ''' 4 o. BABCooK, Secretary.
BROADWAY BANK, NEw-YoRg May 20, 1871
ELECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION TOR
IL DIRECTORS Of thi. Bank and for INSPECTORS Of
tn. ensuing Election will be- hd tho 9h day Of Juue
proxo the Banking House between the hours Of l. m and
Bpm. - -
The Trsnsfer Books will BE- closed from the 81 until the 9
d,yo Of June. By order. J. L. EVERETT. Cashier.
NEwYoRK COUNTY BANK. May 10. 1857.
NOTICE. The ANNUAL ELECTION for
IN DIRECTORS OF this Bank win be held at the Banking
House 9Th and 18th st. MONDAY the lat Of
june next, between the hours OF 3 and II ~
A. MASTERr0N, JR, Cashier
BANK OF THE Cossoswg,LTH, NgwYosx, May 49, 1871
VINHE ANNUAL ELECTION, for Sixteen Di-
cors Of this Bank and for Three Inspectors Of the next
ensuing Election will BE- held ut the Banking Rooms MON
DAY the Let day Of June next between the hours OF y and
o'clock. GEOhuE ELLIS, C&~1sr'
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDsThe underss ned offer for sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company
ae issue) having twenty 10 Interest payable
tei annually the rst days OF February and August a.
The Company's Agency In this city
DUNCAN. SHERMAN co.
7 AFAYETTE MINERAL CO.-Ths Annual
Meeng of the stockholders OF this Company for the cleo
ton Of nine Trustees Directors for ~ ensuing will be
held at the Office Of the Company, No 81 Wanst Room
No 6fnlMONDAY the 25th ins' between the hours Of II
and p. Per order II. VI. BARBOUR Seo'y.
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Eemcpals.

DEMOvAL.-ST. NICHOLAS FIRE IN
Wsrst b. No. 10 MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE, wal-s.
A~'' y w. =" ''NAN wN s. SLCCUh. Secretary.
DEMOV AL.-FRANClS g. LOUTREL,
III STATIoNERS PRINTERS s-d BOZ Tn nave
REMOVED to the store, No. - "N'e' S'Ne''
solicited ior any II ug required in our NE
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ITO CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIATIONS

II VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-Uadvided
9Th Of 100 known Hudson Park in the tOwnE
Yonisrs one half mile sbove SPuyten Duyvel Greek.
go lot, in the Eighth Ward Brookyn, lying together on
Gov lights nerssoed by 0h aud lthays 10Th BIaNton
std Sbennsst II lots SHAW Brooklyn ~ feet mont
the and l76 feet inches 18th aud 6hsi 9 lots al
ESst New ok each q feet by 80 feet lots the north
side q tths. Brooklyn 20 feet west Of 5haV ~ los a,
Newtown the Plank Road. 3o5 lots IN the CITY u
Elizabeth. Union County, y. j. g. rncry Ehkabet6'own)
Goal Mime OF 2j ACRES IN Newport Luzsrne County Pa,
sdvautaeOsy situated TIE North Branch Canal and
the LsokswHnua and Bl on, burgh Railroad
N B-The above property is rapidly Improving in value
Terms moderate aud easy. Also,
The tstory biowhtoo house No 96 East l5hst > by GO
tect; lot Ice fcst s inches.
Three SstO brick house. No. 1885, 49, ls9 Ess; 5h.t p
by 70 feet, lots lCS feet inches.
No IT Murrsys casebod from Trinity Church; -, ~ by
lo1 leasr ~ years with two en-sl. ground ia
Thres"ry btowi..t me house. Henry and PTes
ceutsts Br"okiyu, 26hy % feet lot ~ E<t.
eAkl'iS WILSON, An'rncy ard Couus"lor.s' Law
M NJ - 4 4, p -.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY. July II; lss'

BASY DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July IL iss'
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 the Stita@
~ IN such Gaze made and provided, that all The
ING NOTES L..ucd 70 5 L Bsni. an i.dtsaa1 o,ns
he Oce oftbs Superintendent Of the B:ntns Deps men, ~
q, The funds DEPOSITED the redemption Of sos
poss issued 10 the benker will Be given
euiisIsr2yF NJ SCHOONAAKER SupcriEtenderf
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A. n. MERwN Aacuonner.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sake
rnnEsbAY' Nav p. and FOUR FOLLOWING DAYS,
At O'Clock p
MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE LIBRARY being the entire
objection of Books Manuscripts and Illuminated Mss Of
gentleman comprising most superb coestion Of Illustrated
Works the finest bindings Also, Fscete, Poetry sud ts
Dmms History and Biography but peemnenty rich IN the
department of Illustrated Book A and Sciences Books re-
lating to America Sc >,
Catalogue. rdy and will be sent 70 sadre's on
Replication.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK 3 WINSTON JOHN WADSwoRTH
WILLARD FILLMORE, WIN. J. BUNKER
DAVID HOADLFY SAMUEL NJ CORNELL
wIrIJ.MV BRADY SAMUEL y. sPROULLS,
HENRY A. SMYTHE, JOHN NJ STUART
ROBERT II. NCURDY, HAMLiN BLAKE,
JOHN V. L. PRUYN, ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM BETTs LUCIUS ROBINSON
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAMUEL ID. BAbCoCk,
WILLIAM MOORE, WIN. ). CoE'
IoHN n SWIFT CHARLES J. STEDMAS,
" L DODGF CEPHAS H. NORTON
RICHARD PATRICK JOHN Z. TREADWELL
rosFpU BIIJST EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM II POPHAM.
IoN.rUAN MILLER LUXURIOUS EDGERr0N
.pp.UAM RININGER w SMITH BROWN
ropN p YFLyERTON GEORGE r. CLARK.
FREDK S WINSTON, President
Secretary. ISAAC ABBATT.
Actusry, SHEPPARD ROMANS.
Medical Examiner MINTURN POST. MD
General Agent HENRY II. HYDE.
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DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma
IL chinery; free from gun burns bish, zoe. not g ~ we
wick Also COBURN PURE TALLOW OIL winch WI
ouwear Sperm stands colder weather and burns well VA
rAnted Barrels 81 70 70 gaons Ory Agent JUN
w. QUINCY. No. ge Wil.aras.
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION. u:
:. oor,sv nh a so.r d.ily from 70 p "a. -
.. WEDEESDxY snd SATURDAY fron sto 9 p M IosT
o.. suewsA - tsPosits. ThQS. b, sItkLmAn rfo's~
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miscellaneous.

TTNRY the DELICIOUS WINES OF HUNGARY
They won the Prize NEEDS. :. the P'fi' M,
vrs.l" s the best in Europe. inRorsd 10y ., 5 -
at orn IS rs 70 per case Prce ListA nee y po.t
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MsrScro,Irss BAsy. Hsv yosk. Va, "a ,.z,
4 L q MEETING OF the BOARD al lItlp,rr


1T a MEETING OF the BOARD of DIRRfr
~ OHS OF .be METROPOLITAN BANK. A.la ss ~ =. !.
nsisnt u received 90 increase tie Capital gt, 1sa
MILLION OF DOLLARS; ssy. from II rec b. ysu, I'VE
Subsonptno Books Will - opened a. the Bsnsins -
100 Broadway the hrst day Of JULY aud rrn,s -,
unt the 10Th Of said month Those holding ssok 4, ne
Of business the 2th Of juno will Be- entitled \, -
scribe par for said Million u additional Capital ana v -
shs- stock for every threo sha. ~ ~
They will also have TIE risht assign the privilege q s,h.
ing. 70, hieh puTPose form - n BE- furnisAeA
Shareholders will have the night 90 full Ia A.
Of July rcx 20 such do there VIII b. charge ints
Those who do not pay &, that time gelslgoi par -
cent bore the iSh of said July snd tn emsnn, s, -
cent On or b i,rv the issh DAY Of October
lntercst a. o~ut from the 1T dsy jelly
- added 20 al iosts paid ser that day order 10 .l.
al the Tsyptns equal TO TN payment the sd lst oar N
July.
For partial payment receipt. viii BE- is.fea bat WHEN
shsreh lder sbA The fan due HI .ub-,
ou, h shs le rrtte al & th- uuA I'll
psd stock All shareholders viii hav thu b-nrst Of th, Al
dend which may BE- paid in January, lsSl
Shsr-hoe dis'anc- wishing take the oi heyv,s
h. entitled may mskc their subscription. 20 the new .,ss
bv sending to this Bank. duly signed md witnessed power N
attorney.
very de.rsbe that such shareholder. intend 10 .v,s
thefn- I've, al the opportunity subscribe VIA "a a.
their rights do d other parties shall give notice
OF thir intentions carly hr 1t OF July II ptsetcah bu
certsnly ny the l0th.
I, will b. fa pSes 20 whom SUCH right. sAan Ia
assigned 10 sppcsr III Bank In person BY soraey "a
sign the articles Of sss' citation
GEORGE l. SHNRY Cashier
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Four three-story
II BRICK HOUSES in Brooklyn lnear Fulton eyl for
YARN in Eew,Jrrsey Als,, COUNTRY-SEAr. for CITY
PROPERTY 3 NEWTOWN LOTS for WATCHES Apply
at No. 1876 BrOadway Room No. s.
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fjouses to Eei.

A SUITE of OFFICES to LET-In the Bible
Houa Astorplaoe with every convenience and desT
able location. Apply 9, the Treasurers oHice tb-sv en-
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Uatfbes, Jemelrp, &e.
WATCHES and JE WE l. r T.
i)aints, Oils, Plass, &r.

CHEAP PAlNT.-The celebrated GRAFTON
~ MINERAL PAINT at cents per pound, wet up with
roof OIL ct 81 cents sahon produces chesp
handsome aud durable Paint for Roofs Fences as The above
can BE- had In either small Quantities and also White
Leed Zinc Coors Varushe' and all kinds Of Paint Os, At
No Mndcu.lale,
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WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIES, for SALE and 10 LET At M,,,eaysn Y Y "a
hours from New York inquire at No So %, 70
s. b. SCHENCK. Agent Matteawan, n. Y.
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nor SALE-One of the most desirable PLACES
on the Fast River Upper Ravensw"Od Inquire 1T j.
/. XANDFRHOOF, No. II William At
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PACIFIC BANK. New York, May Il, 1851
V'HE Board of Directors have this day declared
i sDvIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT p,ysble on and after
the lat DAY Of June.
TIE Transfer Book will be closed the 9th inst % the LIST
prux BY order of the Board, X. BUCh. Cashier
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Urn Soooe.

DROWN GOODS.-6OO bales heavy, medium
~ and 6ne. Tor sale BY EEsMITH Co,
No II Broadway.
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l AFA1EI1E MlNERAlI C0.-lne Annual
Meeting the stockholders OF this Company for the cleo
ton Of nine Trustees Directors for ~ ensuing will BE-
held at the Office Of the Company No. 81 William 81. Room
No 6tntMONDAI the 2jth ns' between the hours Of IL
and .. m. Per order H. NJ BARBOUR, Seoy.
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11iano- tories an0 lflusif.

A RARE CIIANCE.-Wi be sold splendid
n Rosewood PIASO-FORTE and warranted. al grea
barssn. second hand Piano taken in exchange For partc
uars call address A. WEBER No l55 West Broadway
near Canal.gt.
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nYssnterY, Relax aud Wormsl
1,,;v.,tio,y and 1mUurity Of the Blood.

Fra. - Y Hines PIs,orof Adoent Church, Bo'Io"
Nm AVN have used your pills with extraordinary sue
ees, "A nv family an among IN re called 70 Vs.
distress To regulate the organs OF dge ton ana pun -
blood thew are he yey best remedy have ever kho"n'
Rnd can confidently Te3onmend them 70 nv -
Yours, J. v. hA"N0'
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Reduction in Freights /!


WE have the pleasure announce that the Railroad
w lave reduced their freights CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in very
short e the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This will then be at least two
days In advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD livery THISo
PKG ordinary packages and that NEAsURs EvEKT
THING thereby securing you, always al least four times
OR oOmmissio
WE PAY NO Bn--s UNLESS THEY RieHT.
The Railroad Agents. both at Savannah and Charleston,
NOT MEASURE.
Our expensebs paid here, therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates of bills. We let
package lie over here.
Wepay strict personal attention to business, and
no hing shall be wanting part to promote me
interest Of all who patronize
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public to sustain Us, and II work is not
done well, and bills less than theirs then take
from and give 1. to them.
ANY Information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfuly given.
REFsR rot
Messrs. W. II. Gordon & Co, Nashville;
Gardner Shepherd Co. =" ...
Cook, Baily Co., .
EchOl, Green 4 Baily,
&" Morrison & Co.,
Stricbltr, Ellis ' Co.,
A. II. Hicks Co.,
". ". Berry Demovill,, "
Cheatham, Watson Co
And last, but least good old friend John cad
well, Esq. President of the :. Q. K. r Char eston.
jan22 S. WYATT co.
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TENNESSEE G ALABAMA RAuRoA1

ON sad after Wednesday, April lst 1851 Trains viii
~ run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL PASSENGER. FREIGHT PGssENoER.
Leave Nashville 500 an. 845p.m.
Arrive at Thompson 55 A. N. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson s.90a N. 600
Arrive at Nashville IN. "a a. m. 59s
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train break
fast at franklin.
sSttRes connert with the Trains at Thompson's.
Through Tickets for Memphis Wavneshoro' Jackson.
Tuscumbta Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-
cured - the General Stage Office. under the Verandah
HOtel.NaShvile. W. ON. IFRRINS,
mar h2l-f snnerinitnAen
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
sl ga3 E4 - 49,

x8ssss 49, z. = 9 ksz
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves Nashville every morning at T:45.
evening" at 5
Chattanooga morning al $50.
evening at 9.15.
ARRIVALS
Arrives at Chattanooga every evening at $50.
" morning az $50.
at Nashville 4" evening a. 43O.
at morning az e:f3.
The Day-Tra'ns meet at Tul'ahoms and both connect
with he train Manchester and McNinu ve PaSseu-
gers for BeeTshtba Sprug and other points near
the McNnnvle RAILROAD should take the Day-Tran,
the cornec ion by 81 az iu.latoma f. direct.
march2t ~. 2 ANDERSON, guperntrndeut-
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout,

FT0n u.
PULASKI HOUSE. SAVANNAH. GA, an o. looo
HoNoPFp SIR houd be upgrafefu for the rehe' your
skid has brought did not report my case 70 you
cold settled IN limbs and brought on eNcroiAtng
&c pains which ended in ronc rheums ism. NotWh-
Standing had the be OF physicians the csease grew
worse and worse until. by TIE advice Of your excenens
agent in Baltimore. DR.. Mackenzie, tired your rus
Their effects we're soW but By perseyenng IN 'hs
nae Of them am now entirely well.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26

HIST NUFuEG GHEFSE.
En B0NTs or TIE BEST NUfAKd cHEkSx, of
UAl szpsfioE qsaiiy. Just feceivsd sea isr s.s ~
MayA 6 da-kos1kfzoA
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p a G. IT, -
PERPETUAL, LIME KILN.

THIS KTLS uin Barn four hundred bashsis q Line
store hieh, u good stone, eaaa - one thouiand
bafhcs ~ Stacked as IN ;sentg fonr ho4Fs, sth 1af
csrla 81 wood aud peTpetnA IA its uperaous TIE ase
draWh three SIX hQ1Ea tron ne base, Ana
rep eu.bed the sop % tbe eQpca IT'S = eAf fhS or
dnsry ever, dAy capacity Of te Ka mas been abHaf
Anfy danoaslratSd ~ these already In oSe54tioa O.
also makes sch better sae sf4n that bsfled a. ne %
dnsry say, AL The stone being perfectly oarnod
AHr nuutcf % felaer eeruec=tet - re fAeseit p
he kin aBd s1y infnFEarien "a feiFence % ~
sill e aFnsshea. AEpesfon - letter e. ettefHs -
te sgorreer Nhe u sgent tof sac ssae fEshts ana '
rg up Aiins 10 ths stats 81 Tennessees
J. A. RIcHARnfoNs
AlrallrnvllI. jar ca lkar t.nal-alaas
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MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETS. PICNIC HATS
AND
Millinery Goods.


49, jest received per last steomers from Eu- Ezzsz
w rope.
Fson the unprecedented patronage We have receiseo
this the great competition notwthstanding r WIS
has fully established The reputation Of hoase ana IN
crease trade 0per cent, and lave made arge 81
tons stock, which seleetin designs an
any time iris
Flowers ladys. that viii deligh. you, and tHe En
gre Gpsey Hats ewitchrg Call sooD as u is Is our
last stock for this season, and will soon be sold cut
Cur stock Of Straw and Fancy Goods, Enorcideres az
consists Of
1909 rich Paris Bsga and Fancy Bones imported styles
100 cases hair, 6Hgal Bond Lace Bonnes;
Is cases English Straw and other plain styiesi
5 dozen imported Imperial chip bonuets
$40 Cartons Of Paris Flowers for bonnets, parties ana
brides;
272 Cartons Of Paris Ribbons for bonnets and drefs
trimmings;
60 dozen Hoop Skirts bone and Steel extra bone, &C.
40 dozen Spanish aud French Fans;
81 dozen "arasols, assorted quality;
Rich Back Bnga Lace Mantias and materials;1
B1gsl Gimps and Laces white blond and Masese;
Blsck Bugsl Collars and Sets, for mourning.
Our stock fEmbroderies is only beautiful but cAeaP
consisting in part of Rich Maltese Work Muslin, Jgcone
Sets, Collars Of Honon Work Muslin Maltese aud Jaco
net Cnder-Seeves, Worried Bands, Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief. hne line Of Paris Mitts Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies fine and medium c. bias Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and new styles Of Tuck and Reddng
Combs with many Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention,
will be sold at a great reduction in prices.
trust TO the liberal paro mage exte nded 10
for the past thirteen years, and shall endeaVor oy po
lite enon punctuaty and honesty ofpurpose TO CON-
E. WISE, Agent.
mayo No. &c Union st. next door to state Bank
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oTncE ov rHr Chs, HIN AND DATroS RAnRoA

H. C. Loan Pres Ind. aud Gin. Railroad.
T. GEsr Pres. villa inciOn ana "a neville Railroad.
A NJ SE.ELes Pres MerahanB Msnufactarers' las CO.
Jas II CaRrEk Agent for Elna other hA iOfd Coz.
HEKY Mosros Pres. Central Insurance Company.
Csc. CAkiILs President lafayette Rtnk
Gao. W COfFtN, Bel MHnurr No. lUz sa,t Second q.
BAKsR& Hos PHUl, No 81 Fourth 81.
ExAA BkItES, Sm Ith 81, between Fourth GDd Flhh.
J. uoDES. Na o. aud Draper, FouTths-
kuEs GEEsswooD Iron foandry.
Jsdge ". Y. GR0lsox.
joss sULuro 4 Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
NIrCHELl q RAhaEdsHEsG, furniture Manufacturer an
Dealers, fogrth a.
W. Il. SrEwAsr, Bu laer 8tS Plan a.
MesIWKrusR RTMEELl, Llusvue.
We. & MoIETS0Lns Co, ClarksVlie, Tenn.
Aprl3-i gminsaSW
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III. 7. NhTHU RSl
mo. %, spruce Stse'
RFPERENCFs.

OFFfoE BUcKEYE STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
CEoiNsAT, Dec. &c, 1850
mo ALL WHOM ooNoERN; fhis Is 70 certify thst
have examined specimens and Roofs Of W. T. Chds Cos
gas ic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roof ug and be-
ieye Il 20 be emnenty superior 10 ans other kn o. koo
ING an use was an eve Wne Of severe trial o. one Of
these Koofs from large volume OF fame from an Joining
hud ne winch directly upon the roof and corniee
for nearly half Il stood the tra beyond All eG-
pectaion, and sAves tbs building, u. NJ. hAshtLb,
kPfesdent Bucaeye Stale Insurance Co.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

TTNuF are prepared TO introduce into in
Il Tennessee W. =. CHILD5 CO.'S PAItNC Elias
TIC PIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT RONFlNt1, ana
ash the attention OF Architects Builders Railroad Com
pane And the public examine superiority over other
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail tc
examine thus Roofing is better and cheaper than any
thing IN use The eal forms hard and smooth sur
climate Il {. impervious 10 water, elastic aud heHibe
IL contracts and wi the changes OF me amos
pierre and viii neither ate crack nor rot and as TO
IT,, utahli Y, there IS no question.
IL practically mpsTish thle, anc viii pefteclnly resist
ANY ordinary extern Al exposure fire. is abIndanuy
proved and we will warrant & ter-proot We VIII en-
gage put Roofing over ordinary COCA e-'hhR'
old shnges and gravel tin, zinc, copper or iron roofs
1t making difference how st. ep or nat they may ne
for seven dollars per hundred square feet 1t being far
cheaper Roof n the old syle ana We are sure IL
will 1--WE better satisfaction go
IL viii also found be the best tri0g ever nvente 10
cover or mend old eaky tar and gravel roofs or around
chimnevs cute dormar windows ana cutters, Vhere the
tin ru-d through This Cement can be put on 20 Gt
as long as stone and form perfect adj eon to any OBJ
ject 10 which applied Tin Roofs can be pa nted over
land warranted leak) liars ana hty cents
per hundred square feet which is cheaper aud much bet
e than paiut This Roofing viii be found TO bs the best
thnR for covering Roofs where thew exposed 70
ar such as Scan Mills Saw Mi Is Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges, d. p)ts Station Houses, seantoh DecE
and Kind OF Roof where there s an external
exposure from re the Roof Is perfect without JOINT
it. chance Tor IRE 20 communicate, Andany
light sub lance will burn oct with VI igniting
&C. Insurance Ohccs At Cincinnati ana other pisces
where Child Co.'S nent has been used, insure Build
ipgs with hoofs gih this Cement, At the same
rate as for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
~ The Cement wall be furnished TO those at distance
with drecI for using.
orders cent 70 the understgned, through the tost-
once, viii be promptly atteaded 70 -
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NEW ROUTE 10 MEMPHIS.
800 ssss al,


TINE THROUGH 25 HOURS
I'RAlNS run through from Stevenson 10 Memphis and
L make close connection with Trains on the Nashville
and O. atisnooga Railroad Stevenson Through tickets
ron Nashville TO Mem ms sold Tor s2 Time through rs
hours.
Ne STAGING
Passengers should leave Nash, le on the o'clock NJ
Train, which arrives Stevenson al s.r5 NJ ara con-
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except in chang
ing cars. O. l. ANDERsON
sprS T.r.e- Aga1t
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crscras.r Aorsor Kor.l 1rsunlncr oonrlsr, I

CIxcIxsArI AsExoY ROYAL ISsuRAScE COMPANY,
February 6, 1881. 4
Ibsve examined W. T. Chfds A Co.'S liastie Ere and
watr Proof Cement Roofing" and far as can Judge,
eonsider il great invention, and am wiling 70 insure
buildings uus protected upon The sane terms a. insore
those covered by metal. JNo. - Law,
Agent Royal Ins. 90, London and Liverpool
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R,ou n BENNETT General Agent of Etna ms Co. Tor the
Southern aud Western States.
CfNcISNAII Jan. !, 1857.
A.. HE inquiry as the merits Of the
itPaent Elastic Cement RoofnE introduced INTO TINS CITY
nv uhilds Co. dad IL 10 he highly commenced ~ ths
civ nv many excellent judges; iha; Is meeting win very
ready and general introduction that It's supeiioy over
the lar eomposOn Roofing decided and freely edultted
and analy EXPECT adopt Ter next roof Shoh VIII
ne next MISUNDERSTANDING intended 20 use tn, put VI" Try
an. irtue OF he Patent elastic Roofing - substitute
'D' 49, trny j. D. BENNETT.