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COAL.
A NTHRACITE COAL

A NTH n AGL1E COdL
n The subscriber is now receiving by schoone
Buena Vista and Nelly d, superior article OF
THRACiTE COAL, which rs will furnish I. nj ;
friends and customers upon as goo1 terms as II q
be bought for in the city by the cart load short or
long ton, and when sold By the ton esch ton to be
weighed and screened, being prepared with a set
Of Fairbanks balances for the purpose. All orders
sent to the Auction Store of Ltrus Shine, "a Main
street. or at Office Dock, will be promptly attend
ed to. Je2 LsRUS.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE OF
reduction In price am prepared to receive r
ders for the best Clover Hill LUMP COAL @. s. er
Loaf. delv sred through the season. Also, haze N
hand the best family Red Ash Anthracite COAL;
Oak aud Pine WOOD at market rates Offices on
Bssin Bank, sth and 9Th streets, and ass at Yard,
near Petersburg Depo5. formerly occupied by Alex
England. WM = bRAZEAL.
my 8-dtlJy
A NTHRACITE COAL am receiving
N orders for the best quality r ED ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, to be delivered in the month Of June,
At s. 50, cash. per ton of 2240 hounds. an also
prepared to deliver CL0vEa HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS.
Office corner 18th and Dock sts., Richmond, Va.
my H-3m
DEDUCTION In C0KE-The prices Of
IL COX T. until further notice, will be follows:
Bolt Lump fundamentally per ioad.
Soft Han 4fo 90.
Hard Coke. both grades.....-........ 80 do:
At these prices Coke is, all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel offered, likely to be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TERMs-6siSh on delieery, on demand.
N. Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and corner
my IS-ts IS '''- '' JNO wEgTH. Agent
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CAV MILL--The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island, from
Mr. John Williams, have made arrangements to get
a continuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They prepared to furnish
terms They will endeavor to make it the interest of
builders TO deal with them. and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill, at our Shop, 9Th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended 20.
fe2-ts JOHN GEO. GIBSON.
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TdE GREAT REMEDY ,,rs
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAi1fS-
UARTsHORNE's CARMtNATItE BAL1Apn o,s
Cures Cholera and Looseness OF the pvNo'''
uARTsiiSlRNk'S CAkMI SATiVE BALsAm
Cures Diarrhaa aud summer Com pIa q,
uAR-sUUnNE'S CAkMINATlyE BALohMr
Cures Sour auo Acid stonscn anu @ii D'"'
Affections.
IARTSUoRN CUREALL w., f,o,o
Cures all Pain, and prevents Bower Oolh'
The above Medicines are prepared by Chemiss.I;;
Remember. HARTSH0RSEs CAhM Nh.pnS
RAISaM cures all Bowel Goa pla nts. and u ALL o
UuRNE's CURE-ALL will prevent LoosehosS Vi
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Bottles 2: cents. ,orr, rApnk M
Sold by PUhOELn' onfo,I and Pc
Ana a. piussi' 40 ie22-ts
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BOARDING. 90.


THE CENTRAL HOTEL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the corner of Grace and 9th streets front
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square, and
near to the Washington Monument, will b. In readi-
ness to receive guests on the lst January, 1858
The locality in point OF coutiguity to business
being adjacent TO the Capitol, Banks Custom House
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with its
healthfulIess because of the beautiful promenades
afforded by the Public Grou nds Immediately in 'front.'
renderi at once attractive
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to the public
to meet which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most assd5ous attention to the of ell
who may favor him with their company.
de 2o-ats FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
y OARDING.-Mrs. G. F. PEGRAM,
- PARK HOUSE. Bank street, has now vacant 2
large and desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
and hislady. Location pleasant and convenient to
business. References required. fe3 -ts
DRlVATE BOARDING -MRs. J. Q
L JAMES MISS e. A. BIDa00D, having rented
the very desirable residence of Flesning James, on
5th between Main and Franklin streets close 70 bu-
sness and In the retired part OF the city, will open
IL for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board
on the LIST day of January next. The house has sew
sral large and desirable rooms for families. Also,
an Office In the front basement They can accommo
late a few DAY B0AbDERs. iaD-diy
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4 NTHRACITE COAL am RECEIVING
DEDUCTION IN COKE-The prices Of
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE,
Corrsr Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMMERsLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry in the South both regards Types Ornaments,
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest specimens OF
BOOK and jos PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
III CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
o. BILLS 0FLADING, HANDBILLS, DC
~ Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad and Trans
portation Companie Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars, Labels. &C.. is capable OF turning off l0Oe
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description OF
work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced proportion to the increase of
spsed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
coored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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nUP0NT'S POWDER 200 kegs Iu-
\ pont's Blasting Pewter; ITO kegs Duporps
Sporting Powder FOR s-la ly
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WITH a VIEW TO A DISCO

Al WITH A VIEW TO A DISSO-
~ LUTON of copartnership, the undersign'
~ u eI will from this day sell at their store.
4E1&B CORNER Of Main and Pearl streets. their en-
tire stock ia trade cost. every article OF which ID
In nice order of excellent quality and most APPROX
ed STYLES nd would suit e Seers country merchants
and others dealing in such goods The stock consists
factories in Europe; Geld and Silver Vest and Fob
Chains: Ladies' Chatelain Chains; diamond. Rubie.
Pearl, Opal Garnet Finger Rings. Also; very
Rings Diamond Cameo. Lava, Goldstone Bar Kings
ard Breast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Mourning;
dents Sleeve Buttons Studs and Breast Pins; also
A large assortment of Silver Ware and Dental In
struments. MYERS JAHNh n.
IVA tches and Jewelry repaired at low prices
and short notice. lie "a
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
CWAN / cos LOTTERIES
- TRIUMPHANTil
CONTINUE TO DHAW As USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUpTIOS.

SSV AN 81 co =
LOTTERI ES,ARE LEO AL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE or 0EUhdIA!
The late at tempt to inure our Firm has shown that
Our LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLY! and that
our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Schemes will be drawn by 8. SWAN
-, Managers OF she Sparta Academy Lottery, in
Oh n of their Single Number Lotteries for July,
1885, at AUGUSTA. Ga. in public, under the super
lnteudeuce OF Commissioners.
GLASS q draws on SATURDAY, July :. 1883.
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, July ~, 1858.
CLASS'2i draws SATURDAY, July II, 1883.
CLASS Is draws on SATURDAY, July Is, 1858
CLASS Is draws on sATuRDAi, July 81, 1855.
~ TdE PAN OF StNSLE NUN6GkE-
100000 TICKETS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI1HTY-FIVE PRIZES
1eGrsy U7se trsxs 90 Eoery Name Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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a. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

G AhI LIE S,a IL. Is isrii o,vs.
q. w. JONES, Deattst, having purchased the
right for the above mode Of making Teeth, sni be-
ing entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority
over the gold. silver or platina method, can with
confidence commend u to all who may desire full
or partial sets of Teeth-and especially TO such
may be dissatisfied with those they are BOW using,
this pr cess. all of the objections 70 tbs gold
plate reDoyed-the stsctioH being perfect, 81
cures comfort and stability 10 the tand The teeth
berg embedded la the metal, the ford is excluded
'rsm und or between them thsy are therefore
ter.
In consequence of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate TO the mouth aud the suction thereby sseurcd
ne eau iasert Que OF more teeth piftea casps--a3d
IN all eases guarantee perfect and sa ssseserY NJ
" nocharge.
This method having been adopted and eossmended
ey those standing high In the proiessien Ne~th
aud south estimonials will DO given and specimens
Exhibited 10 any who may desire 20 see tllem The
Id plates OF those wishing 10 exchange the old me-
thod for the new. viii be taken in Fart pay. once
opposite corinthian Hall.
tiiee hours from 10 "a from ga TO s.
10 le--3m
-xf-x. ST. Rar.s~ar "A Iosth {,.a.t 4 r.aFthz
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OFFICE sOuTHsIDE RAILROAD CO,

OFFICE S0UTH-SIDE RAILROAD COL
PETERSBURG, Sept I'd, 1851. !
"a ~ EESES3 ON AND AFTER
IN 90 tsssssE.%essssM ONDAY next, the Jth
nst and until further notice the following scbeduls
will be run on ais road daily Sundays exceTtndl By
the Passenger Trains
Leave Petersburg at.....-...... 60 O'Clock A. NJ.
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) 8 IS
az Lynchbnrg at.............. % X. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at ....-....-.... II % Pm.
Arrive at Burkeville Uunction) ) 80 Pm.
q petersburg sf........-.... 20
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at............ is o'clock p. N,
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) 3 25
at Lynchburg st.............. 30 Am
Leave LynehDurg at.-............... 10 90 Pm.
Arrive at Burkeyile (Junction) 05 A. n.
at Petersburg at..-......... IS AN.
The Accommodation Train connects with the yir-
ginia and Tennessee Train going West and coming
East: with the Richnond and Danvilie Train at
Bnrkeyie; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and Seuth at Petersburg
so5-ts q. b. AlEsuP. sup't.
aas UEA PACKET BOATS FOR
xsaz9LYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND.
The water In the lower level OF the canal Gto Rich
mond, will be drawn of from the 10Th June until
let July, and during this time, the Packet Beats
will run through TO Lynchburg from Mint sTick,
miles above Richmond, Passengers going NJ the
canal, will be at Mint Stick at NJ MO- DAY,
WkDN ESDaY aud FRIDAY. Returning Hacks
will not prevent our regular trips
Send Packages TO the Packet Office by 4PM
BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT.
je s-dtIst July
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= NRW METHOD or MAKING

NWM NEW METHOD OF MAhINd
e9fYx44 ARfIfICIAL TEETH THE subscriber ha-
wing purchased the right OF uaking AhfIFfcfAL
TEETH by the Cae2ptdstie ffueess, 10 nov prepared
10 make them.
others are, greater strength. eixanasss sad aeeu-
racy Of Adaptations, They can be inserted FROM ono
feoth 90 full set BY suction or atmospheric pres
,ure. thereby avoiding the necessity OF clasps.
Thu 80 no wish for further information can exar
mine specimens. and read the certificates and IT
trrs Of persons who have tried this nStht a. ~ ear
INK at the subscribers ofhce 81
JNO. McSOSNELL. Dentist.
A&in STREET. between aih aud losh Streets,
$500 Oppo-tte q rlbthan ALI
N. R---Psrssns having badly sitting Teeth. can
have ths0 exchanged ior lhs above kind ~ saaAi
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JUST RECEIVED, per steamer James
- town, few dozen Japanned TINS, of assorted
size and of superior quality suitable for Single
Swinging Signs, which / should like to sell at a
small advance or Letter to order in Gold or Paint,
upon reasonable terms. JAS NJ. CARTER.
Cor 18th and Franklin sts, opposite Exchange Hotel
PS.-Two or three good Journe ymen House Paint
ers might fluid employment upon early application
10 lin J NJ CARTER
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A FURTHER SUPPLY or GLEN
"A kER'S pure Mountain Whiskey to hand For
sale By WOABLE CLAIBORNE
JsA No u Pearl street.
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Dnuae. n0npTCINHs, GO.

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE :.
The fact has been we'll known for y long while tnat
MRS. DA VS. COUGH ELlxl X 10 the best rsmeas
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps " ls nos
GENERALLY 30 well knowu that IL has relieved peIma
nentiy several cases Of Neuralgia aud Nervous Head
ache. Attention is requested u the foiiowinR Ger
tiicate from Mr.. WINSTON. gentleman Wen hho"n
In this community .,tr
"RIcmsosp, January IS, Is5s-This is TO certify
that have suffered from Nervous Heaeache and
Semralrs most severely for several years. ! have
tried various remedies but found no relief unit u,
about the Let OF November, isT was ,l so,nS
OF great benefit to myself Ny daughter wno mas aa,s
suffered with acgugh since her infancy nss and
ia now No from cough and vigorous than nie
has been 81 any period Of her ,s rT eleas "a
q most valuable medicine, a. wen as 'e'' p''"1
on GIN nervous aho sene' j @. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs DAVIS, Fisher ~ wnAs a,la
miilapauRh a. Jonhseoo' - " fec
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TARUS & SHINE, Auctioneers and
nndiuidsd services as Auctioneers for the sale OF
real estate, merchandise of every description, and
household furniture.
&C.. &C., every Saturday. .,,,,,y
z. u. LARUS. SAb. NJ shlNE.
~ Z2-tA
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
~ specttulty inform his friends and the public
Tor PAINTING. GLAZING &C., promptly, and on as
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks, Tor their patronage, some Of whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, to merit liberal share of pu0lic patron
fa Z2-ts s LANDkUM.
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DICOT'S AROMATIC WILD CHERRY

BITTERs-Are daily gaining more extended
complains of the liver and stonia b, &C become
more known They give at ems In and vigor to the
SYSTEM aud are Just the thiag to counteract the de-
bilitatng effectsof the weather.
Price 80 cents quart bottle; in papers cents
Prepared only By EJ PICOT,
iaQ RAT
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GENTS FRENCH CALF Pa
TENT OXFORD TiES--A superior lot
Just received by express-yery bcausiful-at No. %
Main street, by
10 26 HM. WALSH.
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SUGARS.-l00 hhds. good to prime
- Porto Rico aud Cuba Muscavado Sugar; 100 bbls
New York Circle Crushed do; 80 bbis New York
Powdered do; "a bbls Patent Cut Loaf Do; 700 bbis
New York Extra @ Coffee do; IS bbs United states
do 20 bbls New York Circle Coffee DO; for sale by
ie Tim LEWIS N WEBR CO
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
CTAITNTaN

Ri. Rev. ". MEADE, d. D, President OF the Di.
rectory.
1t Rev. J. JOHNS, D. D., Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev X. Fl PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
of the Family assisted by full corps of experienced
and competent officers in the Boarding and Academ-
cal Departments.
NESDAY III next September. Registers, with full
information, sent application to Rev. r. FL
PHILLIPS. StauLton, Va. ap 25-3m*
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OLIVER PLATED CASTORs -Of very
~ supes ior qpaiity-with cut glass bottles Also
Plated Casters. low priced. For sale BY
@ GENNET
1e2f Eagle Square
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MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
G1-Sold By nearly all the Druggists in this city
lie lA-dts
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their payment on the money, subscriptions, etc,
raised in Mississippi The Board are informed by the
Commissonersin that State that large subscriptions
have been, and are being made, and that they have
no doubt they will shortly justify the letting of much
additional work to be paid for principally 10 stock
We feel confident that we hold out no improbable
result, when we assure your honorable body that the
way is now clear for the rapid prosecution of the
great work. and that can in all probability be ex
tended through Mississippi before the ten years limit
Of the charter shall have expired.
The road between New Orleans and Canton is in
excellent condition The work of perfectiur the
road bed has been vigorously prosecuted, sand and
gravel from the pine hluS have been filed into many
portions Of the track in the swamps giving a degree
Of sodity and completion not often so soon attained
under such disadvantages. Travellers on coming
from other routes upon the jackson road are made
sensible at once OF an Improvement in their mode Of
travel. Not only is the road itself level and solid in
its structure, but the rolling stock is of the first
quality. The conductors and officers discharge their
duties with politeness and rmness which it is he.
lieYed give general satisfaction to travellers The
progress made in bringing the road into state of
completeness and finish gives reason to believe that
the time is not far distant when portion Of the earn
ings the Company may advantageously be used in
forwarding the work Of extension
The undersigned cannot but congratulate the
Council on the improved condition and prospeCts of
the great enterprise in which this city is SO deeply
interested and they close their report with sincere
hope that the public will be encouraged since SO
much has been done under such Instantaneous
circumstances to Pelseyere in their efforts to accom-
plish the work, and sustain with their confidence
policy that is necessary to the future of New Orleans
and the highest prosperity of Louisiana. Even if Mis-.
sssipp should not desire the completion of the road
it is important to US. It is day gained on the great
highway thrown up to make New Orleans the com
mercia center Of the Union, and Louisiana one of
the most populous States Of the confederacy. 1t
places the trade of the interior Of our richest com
monweaths in our hands.
All of which is respectfully submitted
l. J, HARRIS,
j. N. NIFEN,
A. D. CkOSSHAN.
Directors OIL the part OF the city,
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WANTS TO Gon BAck.--We learn, says The Mont,
gomery Mail, that the negro woman who ran away
from her owner, Col Samuel G. Jones, Of this city,
while in New York month o. two since has written
letter to friend of Col JONES' in Virginia, asking
intereession to gain permission for her to come home
again. She expects to staye or freeze to death IN
New York, it she is not allowed to return.
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DE1rH FROM THE BIrE OF / sPrDER.-A little girl
about years Of age, the daughter Of Mrs Mary
GoWan, residing in Petersburg. Va, died from the
poisonous effects Of spider bite received upon the
arm few days ago
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SEWING MACHINES.
A NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GRovBR Sas BAKER.

THE GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. co. are now prepared
10 introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having oh
tanned five Patents same under dates OF October "a and
9lh
This Machine is entirely new, and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT IS LOCKED It's construction is acknowledged to be
the most simple ofany Machine introduced the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION of all who have examined it,
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale att
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
RBHFrom the very laering in which our Machines
have been received by the publcesurg in the sale of up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND weare led to believe that
eudeavors manufacture a RELIABLE Machine have
appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
policy will be unchanged that every Machine sold by
us we shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect
GROVER IS BAKER $. NJ. CO.,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
No. Il CAMP STREET,
New Orleans,
so All should be addressed WM. l. CUSHING,
Agent Of the Company.
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Destruction or A THE4TER-The theater ia
Providence, R. I, was destroyed by fire on the night
Of lhe 18th, Loss estimated at 100000 Insurance
sl9l 600.
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GROVER & BAKER.

sews from common spoos brunswick Telegraph.
The inventor deserves well of his country,
CTaunton Gazette.
This invention Is blessing to all Vineyard GaEee.
To Fdios It is most valuable. tMeredith Gazette.
Will do all the stitching Of the family
(Eorhampton Courer.
Its Ear the best of its kind. New Jersey journal.
Takes the lend of every other tNorthBod Messenger.
Is the best of it's kind miners, journal.
child may manage one. (Sassex Register
It works silk cotton or leather CspringfeId News
Its durable as the fabrics Virginia Herald
sews strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel
superorto any weever saw, cortland Gazette.
We know to bea superior article Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured in this country tBallston journal
Not single stitch will pull out Woodbury. Constitution
1t finishes its work where It stops LAprora Beacon.
Makes stitch that will not rip. tBordentown RI gser.
of nestimabe value Jersey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing III public favor Cincinnati Enquirer.
The best Of It's class. (Gospel ITeroH
This machine finishes it's work. northampton Gazette.
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton is used purchased spoos Warren Democrat
These machines possess no equal tCharlesou Baptist
sews silk, linen or cotton thread (Pittsburg Advocate
The best in use Cambridge Irfersoninn.
None have given better satisfaction. Springfield Journal
Makes a seam that will not rip, Evansville Herald
The very best of the kind. (Portsmouth Tribune
Cannot imagine anything more perfect tAIbany Journal
Is simple aud eOay kept in order CFaertown Sentinel
The very best in use damton Integeucer.
The best Tor family use. Georgetown Messenger
sews silk Gotten with equal facility Norwich Courier
I: is simple in construction wheeling Times.
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GROVER ~ BAKERS
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
EWING MAcHINEsI
CELEBRATED

These Machines sew from sroo and form
equoled strength beauty and elasticity which will rip
if every stitch is
They are unquestionaby THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION aud FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT IS LOCKED .....
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Anniversary Eventg-.Nov. IS.


New Orleans, Nov %, 1873 ~ - 'l'' wy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-27

DID, on yesterday at 6 P. NJ, NnrROD Lowry, 8
well known citizen Of this place. The deceased
came to his death by injuries received from being
thrown from the wire bridge on Saturday night last
O. be was returning to his residence IN Edgeheld
He was met by three ruthaus, as be crossed the
bridge, who demanded his money. On being told
he had none, they knocked him down, searched
aud threw him over the wall near the first abutment
on the North side Of the river. He fell distance
Of about forty feet and had both his legs fractured
Que in three laces-besides receiving severe in
ternal injuries from the effects Of which be died,
after lingering forty eight hours in great suffering
This is one Of the mo- daring and diabOlcal out
RACES ever committed in Nashville, and We sincerely
hope the perpetrators may yet be brought to JUS
tice. The deceased was a kind-hearted, brave and
generous man, whose virtues will be remembered
I5np after his faults are forgotten. May ne rest in
pesoe.