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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

ST.. LOUIS, June 21.-A Leavenworth
dispatch says that General Harvey, staff,
and escort left for Utah on the morning OF
the 18th.
The river fell inches during the "a
hours ending at o'clock last night, ma
king a fall Of Is inches in all. At this
rate it will take two or three days yet to
discover the lcvee sidewalk All the up
per streams are falling slowly. The wealth
er is clear and very warm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
The city OF ClArksviIIe.

Clarksvile is situated on the right bank Of tho
Cumberland river, contains about hye thousand
inhabitant, and Is the capital Of Montgomery
county, Tennessee. Its location is high and COM
manding and for health is equal " not sgpeFi-
or to any other point In the United States, being
In latitute 364 degrees-far enough Sotth to he
free from the rigors Of Northern winter and
far enough North 70 be exempt from the danger
Gus and deadly epidemies Of the South. rs ao-
ciety Is Of the very hrst order and the city suf-
fciently large to furnish every elegance aud
luxury, without the concomitant expense, extrav-
agance. and depraviiy Of larger city. II has
Churches Of every Christian denomination and
also good Male College. Finally, Clarksyille
Is accessible from all points Of the compass and
therefore We most cordially solicit patronage from
abroad. -.
coRcLUDIEG REMARKs-parehts and guardians
who may patronize our school will be notiied ia
due lime Of examinations, yacafIopas etfe
June "a, l668-725
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

AMONG the "things useful" the following ar
ticles will be found in our very large variety of
goods, viz ..5.s
Cogniac Brandy, vintage 1841, price, So so per
bottle, per gallon other qualities at less prices
Catawba Brandy. in bottles, pure, 81 25 per
bottle, IKE
Pure Old Port Wine, 50 90 per gallon. 81 rs
per bottle. Pure old Madeira, 50 per gallon,
81 rs per bottle
Bourbon Whisky, Q years old. 50 so per gall.
:" Royal. 81 25 per gallon.
Browns ST. and l SO 6"
Boerhave's holland Btters;
Hostetturs Bitte-s;
Hoofland German Bitters;
Remedies for the cure of Cbils and Fever;
Liniments for Man aid Beast.
Superior green and black TeS, from 81 90 to 50
per pouni
Superior ground black Pepper.
Patent Fruit Cans, large suppy.SS
Woods Hair Restorer;
Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer;
Soaps. very fne-Perfumery, &c.
Grahenberg Medicines;
Jayne's Medicines;
Cooking and Washing Soda;
CARROTS and Rhinehart's Snufisi
Starch, Biuing and Spices.
Bath OF Bristol brick Cor cleansing cutlery.
Writing paper-such letter, cap, legal, rec ord
note, mourning--also an assortment of Envelopes,
Visiting cards, &c.
A very large lot of School Books, Slstes copy
books, &C. Also fine variety Of Miscellaneous
Books, just received.
Our Chemicals and Select Powders challenge,
for purity and beauty. any Drug house In the
State. GJPrescriptions accurately prepared at
all hours.
Confection of Bark, highly recommended to
Physicians as an Antiperiodic and Tonic, the for
mula of which can be seen at the drug STORE
Prepared by I, A. Thomas.
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snow white Zinc, dry and in oil; raw aud boiled
Oils; Brushes; fancy goods, Cutlery, Razors.
window glass, &c. All of which win be sold
cheap, by THOMAS & BROS,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
NEW York, June 81.

The United States steamers Fulton and
Water Witch had touched at Cardenas and
resumed their cruise for the British stea-
mers Styx and Buzzard. The American
ship masters at Havana had called meet
ing to act on the basis of Mr.. Sickles res
olution in Congress, and put their ships in
fighting order, so as to resist British ag-
erosion.
Sugar and molasses we're more active
but unchanged in price.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
boarding, Etc.

In this particular, we would inform the public
that large and elegant Eoarding- House, capable
of accommodating more than one hundred young
ladies, has been built in connection with the
academy This department win be under the
immediate supervision Of President Hamilton and
his accomplished lady, assisted by an agreeable
and experienced matr> The rooms are suffi-
ciently commodious, thoroughly ventilated, and
handsomely furnished with good beds mirrors,
carpets, tables, wardrobes, etc. Aud to avoid
confusion, as well as for the sake Of convenience
the different suites of rooms are supplied with
speaking-tubes, bells, and other modern improve
ments. In addition the President will employ q
sufficient number of trustworthy servants to
meet the demands Of the house 10 the very first
STYLE such as cooks, washers, chambermaids,
dining-room servants, etc, Cleanliness about the
establishment may be expected. Finally, parents
and guardians who have daughters and wards to
educate, in sending them to this school may rest
assured that every effort will be made to guard
their health and MORALS cultivate their minds
and manners, and have them feel perfectly at
home.
In consequence Of the high price Of labor, eat
ables, etc.---to say nothing Of the considerable
outlay of means to furnish the house, -boarders
will be charged SOS 00p per session of five months,
every thing included, one half Of which must
be paid at the beginning Of each term
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

TARIFF MEETING.-A great mass meet
ing was held in Independence Square,
Philadelphia, yesterday evening, in favor
of domestic industry. The movement was
made BY the working men Of Philadel-
phia, and expressed their views and wish
es respecting the duty of the Federal gov
eminent to foster and protect the interests
of American labor
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Rag The St. Louis Democrat, after asking
what national Democracy has entailed up
on us, answers:
A bankrupt government, violated flag,
a conquered West, desolated territory,
an imbecile President, drunken Cover
nor, and corruption permeating every de-
partment Of the public service.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Change Of Time.
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Drnqqiists

Wholesale and Retdu Drnggists,
GAINESVILLE, TENN. 80
WILL continue TO sell Drugs, Paints, Glass, Per-
fumery, Books. Stationery, Oils, Combs, &c.. at
reduced prices for cash, or to PunctuaB dea-
lers on Time, payable LIST July and LIST January
Towns Thomas, having returned from
California to GAINESVILLE, for the purpose OF ma
king II his future home will takss charge Of the
store. and give il his entire personal attenton -
To his old friends and acquaintances. nothing need
be said to recommend him except to say, cali and
see him, for, by so doing, they will find him the
same "HoMBRE,' ready TO give entire satisfaction
to all who may fivor the concern with their GUS
tom. M a. - 1910
In calling the attention Of our many friends to
the above Card, we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks for their very long and con-
'inued custom.
~ Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near franklin street. lrsiT
THOMAS & BROTHER. n
Jan 8. '58-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

To secure as much benefit as possible from mu-
steal instruction, each music pupil will be re-
quirsd to practice one-half hour each day, at the
Academy, under the supervision Of the Music
Teachers. Use of Piano, So. .ss
FURTHER Observation-Disclosures payable at
the beginning Of each session. No deduction
made for absence OF pupils unless In eases Of pro-
tracted illness, or by special agreement
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25


pss- 1t is really distressing to read the
accounts Of the countless swindles and
thefts in high places, throughout the
length and breadth Of The land and Il
almost seems as If all that is wanting to
make man Thief, is 70 place him where
he can steal. Bank officers, Railroad
officers, State officers, Federal officers,
lottery dealers. quaok doctors, nostrum
vendors all seem to vie with each for the
largest share Of the money over which
they, respectively, exercise control. And
what is worse, degenerate public and an
inefficient penal code recognize the big
theief as defauIter and let him 90 un-
punished, whilst the stealcr Of dime is
punished with severity and forever damned
in public estimation. For all this corrup-
ton and villainy there is cause, and that
cause is patent to every man who has
watched the demoralizing tendency Of
locofocoism from its very inception to the
present hour.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

6TWondsrful cures are being performed in va.
rious places, upon rheumatic and deaf people b,
Professor Haskelrs Electric Oil. 1t is undoubt-
eddy the onls positive and permanent cure for
these troublesome diseases. II will relieve any
kind of pain in twenty minutes. This fact is
fully established, in hundreds of instances II is
also very excellent for corns, piles and toothache
Give il a trial.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
present hour.

p6y- "a Wari A War; prays the
Charleston Mercury And what think you
reader, he wants with WARP Why TO
heal the domestic breaches made by loco
foco policy-to cover up, or wipe out, the
foul record of mal-administration The
reader of history is aware that war is the
panacea of tyrants to cure the discontents
of their subjects, and thus give security
to their own power. The tyranny of a
mob-goyernment is worse than the despot-
ism of one man, and the many headed
monster no less earnestly prays for war, to
shield itself from the vengeance Of an out
ragged people, By directing their energies
against foreign foe. That party is not
honest--not fit to be trusted with the ad-
ministration of the Government, that can,
by its corruption, endanger the safety Of
the Republic, and then seek to postpone
the threatened ruin by draining the life
blood, and expanding the earnings of the
people in the prosecution of causeless
foreign war. And instead of the cry "a
war a war" the prayer should be for
enough of honest patriotism and practical
wisdom to administer the government in
strict accordance with the principles upon
which it is founded.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
SWAN & CO.'SLOTTERES.


are legal, and authorized by the State Of Georgia!
The l,te attempt to injure our firm has shown
that our lotteries are drawn fairly; that our prizes
paid punctuay; and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery in the world!
The following Scheme will be drawn by s.
Swan g. Co., Managers of the Sparta Acsd-
envy Lottery in ea' h of their Single number Lot
ieries for July 1858, at AUGUSTA Georgia.
in public, under the superntendence ofComms-
sionefs.
Glass % draws on Saturday, July 3, SO
Glass % draws on Saturday, July 10, SO
Glass "a draws on Saturday, July II, SO
Glass rs draws on Saturday July "a, SO
Glass rs draws on Saturday, July 81, SO
1.-THE Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Ticketsl
5.4S5 p RIZ ESf
Nearly one Prize to every 9 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME:
TO BE DRAWN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

p6s- Blanks neatly printed, and kept
on baud, fcr sale az this oidce
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

A csss rnon ssnus, SWAN 4 Cote 'Tak
Posiic--Tbe extraordinary course pursued by
the rival managers Of different lotteries 10 injure
us because our liberal schemep, and prompt man
ner Of doing business has materially affected
them, compels us 70 call special attention 70 the
iacss, which all who deal with - kuow already
that's, that eur lotteries are Legal the managers
and trustees honest and honorable men; that.we
have sold more prizes in the last twelve months
than all other Ioitsres In the Union, and that they
have been promptly cashed in all on presen-
tatIon.
The effort to injure uH is aimed not only at our
business by our rivals, but is also intended TO sc,
politically ON one Of our partners and we assure
our friends and the pablIc that with our concern
all is right, and this, the legal Investigation which
we shall urge TO a hearing, will fully demonstrate
In the meantime our business will be conducted
as usual. SAMUEL SWAN g. &C.
June IL, '58-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

VOC QUAhFEKs %.
A circular showing the plen Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous Of receiving It.
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the follow
ing rates which Is the risk;
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $50
l0Hah 40
." 10 Quarter " 90
10 Eighth 10
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

BrrEs AND STfNes OF 1NsEcrs.--As a remedy
against the stings and bites Of Insects and Of all
poisonous reptiles, BIagg's Attic Liniment is un-
surpassed. Such are itsdisinfecting and penetra-
ting properties, that matter how sirulent may
be the poison rom a bite or sting, this Liniment
at once reaches the seat of the venom, however
deep, and nea,Talizes and extracts It. With
Bragg's Arctic Linement at hand, the bite Of a
rattlesnake is as harmless as that of gnat II
relieves the smart Of musquitO bites instantly,
and in few minutes entirely destroys the pain
from sting. Fsr sale by Druggists generally
June.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Course of study.

PRIMARY DErARTMENT-Readinga and Spelling,
(MGufey's Serles;) Colburns Mental sArIthms-
tic, and Primary Geography. 49, 40 y.
PREpAroRy DFPARTnRNT--Reading, Spelling;
Practical Arithmetic biography, (siitcheli's;)
Treasury OF knowledge, and United States His
tory, (Goodrichs. = ift
FoURru CLAss-Algebra, davies I; English
Grammar (Butlersi j Arithmetic Davies > His
tory; English Composition, and Natural History.
TiiJRDt CLAss--Geometry, Davies; y Universal
History; Natural Philosophy, (parkers;) Bota-
ny, (Darby's.)
SRcosp CLASS Scholars Companion English
Literature; Astronomy, (Matteson's; Chemistry,
Youmans' y Rhetoric, (Blai's and Geology
(Ruschenberger's)
FIRST CIAss--Intellectual philosophy, (Aber-
crombie's;) Evidences Of Christianlty, { Aiexan-
der's;) Natural Theology; Physical Geography,
Cotton and Fitch, Moral Philosophy, (Wayland;)
Buffers Analogy, and Paradise Lost.
OPTIONAL SruDIEs-Latia, French German,
Drawing, Painting, vocaland Instrumental Mu-
sic etc. st.lf
EXERCISES THRouoHopr THE CouRsE.--B Bible
Lessons, Composition, Rehearsals, Vocal Music,
photography, and Penmanship.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
: EACH SATURDAY IN JULY.
ApprOximistiOn Prices
whole TicIsets sIO-HaIyes S.
QUARrERs 2 50.

l.4s5 Prines amounting o.. Fl. .ssaO.O
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For All Parts OF the West.
.la BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANDENENTs

u NEW AND IMPROVED 4RRANGENENTS. 81
TNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
IL berland Wheeling and all parts OF the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN (cxccp Sunday at
845 connecting with Philadelphia
Washington at Juncon win stop stations and
3D. The MAIL TRAIN daily (excpt Sunday)
at 30 and rcaches Wheeling by connecting
wood with trims for Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
e Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis Cairo, and inter-
- 3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily al l. p m conaectas
cypress trains for Cincinnati 81 Louis Cro Chicago nerme
plaocs The distance
places the West II near00 miles shorter other
rot Tho time to these places In also unsqualed.
R checked through to Columbus CINCINNATI Indianapolis and
81. Iou uh
Passe ueers and baggage at all points free
H TICETS will be sold
the vt possible rates the ticket ONCE
Washington city ,s
second sass $ attached the train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington road
BY day By kng train lying over
Cumberland kland They morning
train which eay Cumberland $50 and reaches Wheeling
M 2,
Passengers from Washington ample time or meals at wash
ington Junction., Il ts
only by which through and baggage checks
can be obtained In Wa uiington.
~ FOR WAY PASSENGERS
un 8<6 will stop at all stations east Of
Piedmont going
Eastwardly Wheeling 7b M and accom-
reaching Baltimore Al bA5 n M
The FREDERlCK TRAIN (except Sunday stopping
nj IL 30
EIIICOrTv TRAIN Station At g. m
and Eicots Mills at 30, m and $50 D. m
except Sunday. Fs.t a.t5t ~.
a9 W. 8 woopsmE
Jan E--dn Master Of Transportation.
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be doubledThc undersigned has
letters patcnt from tho United
rnngemcn machinery for converting
process from the through
preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
mcnt weaving tl tr.f. 4-f4st.f r1 ..tst.
and made the fibre upbroken unnrd by the
raons of the
cnaDge win be hy heavier and
VIII command the markets Of tho world danofg all competition
advanced prices - .srf.slr r4e1 ann vf.t1lI
Tho undersigned prepared 10 dispose OF privileges TO use hts
patent and planters will be informed with complete In
strucops how obtain the machinery and all
other necessary particulars application addressed TO
Dec e-2awIyn VII 'r GEORGE q. HENRY Mobile.
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HoUsE-FuRNIsHING DRY GooDs-HooE

ANA o, north side Pennsylvana avenue
"a % Keep constantly on hand full and
VIC inc attention Of purchasers Viz
Ine newest patterns Wilton carpepvs o.ucs, p.cns nj
,ne newest patterns IL tapestry carpengs tho
"s OF brusses careipgs; thrcc ply superior ,nqrsns
on ngran twied and plain yenitan and rar carpcnps
nnen o' damasks dnmaskr and oil closh stair
Mosaic velvet tutcd other rugs door mats
& ass reoa ma'hgs, coored white Canton matngs
a % liz" % w louis superior bed banksts Marselles counter.
ao' satin damak table cloths napkins 10 match dam
ask diaper and other owengs piano and table
lace ana muslin curtains brocate danst and other
'n matca reps and other materials for covering l
eornces and curtain nxurcs shade linens pmn ,aso,
s pun Sc crimson maroon blue and pushes velvet
ana brussfis oonan Sci together with pro ynr,c,v 4 ser
usefn and necessary articles ali which win H. y " % h
as 10 insure speedy sales la3t Isa ~" su." M
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YINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail steamers.-The ships comprising this

The Atlantic Capt Eldrdge.
The Baltic Capt
The Aratic Capt james West
ships expressly for
every as also in
engines strength
passengers uneQuacd for elegance
line compa tenta
expense spared us new
given them proves construc
ton aq14 af 3a4i if&t0
passage New York Liverpool first cabin $l3O
in second cabin $5 From Liverpool New York. 40 and 20
guineas. q
u experienced surgeon attached 10 oeachs ship t#
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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American Gothic and Brass roil Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EuGENIo IATuIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. b A &c
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas cot
IL and farm buildings ONCE Gothica Chappaqua,
Weschester county, New York
June 17--dH lsffh R5A aat3s tte 34t tt5s
We would call tho Grandin esq., who Is
commissioner Of tho States and
the United Claims.
oughy with business connected with the departments
Washington the practice Of the United
Neo York Daily Nam
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washington Aqucduct. I
oyncn or ms wAsDNouoS

OYno or IN WAsBlsoros AQuKDuor,
ea. rfaH. Washington, March 5, 1851
DROPOSAIs are invited for materials and work
Proposals received 7th Nay viii be opened
Maps probes specifications materials and work TO be
LEI VIII he ready for examination this office and altar the goth
rhs let viii masonry the bridges
aud emsanksn, iron pipes
necd win ie IL inch ro main houss bricks
rubble, and cut &c sI' E.tI
For the particular works reference the
As portion q the e, acquired by the
but o such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be made
Portions completed the
ent appropriation but all unfinished
right prescribe the Of work be progress
aoa n holding our sufcan s a n 10 case o. ns appso
shall be stopped until funds become available. s.ir
funds the reserved per paid Judgment,
the engineer the work has been properly
specie checks upon the United States
contracts that the workmen shall
De paid their full wages monthly, and in specie
,erias the Washington Aquednct"
The Und right reject any the bids
should they not be deemed advantageous make
mens be considered conducive the progress
Every Offer guarantee signed by
% sIs % nn I % % sp 5 10 the G M effect that that he @ they
enter into an obligation within ten days with good
10 be accompanied by The certificate Of the United States
s a o navy agent some officer
partent Of War that the guaranor able good
Bids viii be bidders any Of them choose 10
be present. ..sH u.t. ~ C. MFlGs ''f8l
Capt of Engineers in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
TO Capt NJ. G. Megs, U. S. Engineers faftf ~
We the undersigned residents Of the Of ----
hereby Jointly and severay with States and
guaranty the foregoing accepted that be or
they will within ten days after the bid exc
good anis uneent srcies t ,r
form furnish the articles terms OF N.
advertisement under which 1t made And in
aforesaid we guaranty no mai.
good tho difference between the offer the next
lowest bidder. st f- a. ffH 1 NJ -. -
(signed) A. r.
hereby certify that knowledge belief tho
above named guarantors are good and sufficient f F
Sep f~iaw8 }~fas%2 kF.
+ AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon x A. b.
practice the Washington city, Claims and the
supreme Court Of the United States. a.,.
Address Chiffon 4 MAGRUDER Washington, D. G
Oct l4-eo3m tr-H f aH.5ss tsr .q'ih .H.l ar.4 ft
.J J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Ap ll-d1yt -satsrI .'8s igs ',aag - M n
Miss Christie johnson,
va t- l o gLoctnos ~ z
rs desirous of forming classes in elocution in the
schools IN washington, and will give instruction private pu
Miss johnson will give lessons youths professional gentle
men and also to Foreigners who wish acquire English
Residence Miss formerly Miss Englishs) Female Sem
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets Georgetown l
Hl Mira Anna Cora Riohie. Richmond Va 7t
~ Rey Stephen p. Hill, Washington d. G. ds ia eE .#
- Grafton Tyler, NJ D., Georgetown ID c. ..
For further Information apply Blanchard at tr book
store corner Of Pennsylvania and Eleventh eet
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EBBITT HOVJ sE.
j. II. FREEMAN.
treet. hcfween ha.,

1tsi ai WASHINGTON d. G. Js 3stE sa.
WIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oghy repaired with new and Superior furniture
hrstclass house y ~ ~ - - - '"' 'ef''"o '" :"
Inc proprietor as provided coach which at the raroa
ana sea ooat landing every tho of
passengers apd baggage 10 the hotel ''--S :"
= Oct - d
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8. G. Herring T. Co.'s Patent champion safes.

s. Z. HerriDg Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
vINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding tnat discriminating public boeowng their patron
age TO that eent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by ocnisg extensive
anu sacsToom broadway No 251 Murray
ose be City Hall This enlargement warehouse with the
recent Of their factory wiz enable the subscr
bera hand all and burglar
prof safes than other establishment in tho wprd Particular
ter will be had constructing private families match
wh other furniture for the security Of plate and jcwery
as .N0tt~tt -s-r+r-" Also t}Nttt N> i. t.-s
Will vault
doors and bank vaults Halls powder locks for banks
doors bank lock and Cyger
patent letter lock- without key f 81 "a u as F gag
|GH C. HERRING Co..
Af@3 he 14 Nos. 1885 1877, and 139 WnAer street, and
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST. New York
ga r. COYLE l. CO. Agents
tSg8. .Hs5 hSa sliass41y8 Washington, D. c.
ta6 eos rr b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 28-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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UNITED srArs Naval CouRr oS IxouuRy,
HIf Washington, February 10, 1897.

TIME Judge advocate gives notice, for the informa-
L. coming bcro the court under the LIST section Of
the Of January 49, 1857 TIM" they vii respectively be advised by
department shall have
desirable that IN presenting themselves they
sire specifying 10 which OF respective heads
Of "htness for the service mentioned their es
applied respectively and suggesting
which be required and in ec Of what Witnesses
. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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