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Central Ohio
AND
baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
8CHNIEG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. .OVIO. ASE
BALTIMORE, 20 HOURSl

SC6NLEG TIME BETWEEN COLUHBUs, OHIO, ASE
BALTlMOkE, 20 H0URSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHROOQHI
THE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets 70 Wash.
ingon can be procured 70 which point as we'll As &c
baltimore, the shOres most dlrsc ana in every re-
5pect the rssbs ROUTE the only route by nirb
purchasers ThrOugh Tickets 10 New ORR re enabled
- reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Nsa
Hork, Rt the cost OF Ticket heW Ork 0ny thus sn
Aong Business Men ana Travellers Tor pleasure or inior
nation 70 Visit four OF the principal cities the Union TOT
Ess cost than can be sHorded By any other route
And u Is the only route By which Thr0agh Tickets can
Js had 70 Richmond hOrtok Hiucntar rredsrlcksburg
had Petersburg, Va, Charleston savannah Macon A.
ANITA Augusta, Berk1ey Springs ana Bedford SPRING.
Passengers IRON NAsHyILLE axe ths blags coaches Of
-AIter Ahoas5 or steamers On the Cumberland river
% LoHIsVILLs connsotng thsrs with The United Stated
aRll steamers 70 CInCIEna, with tas Jesrsoavils
Hallr0ad 20 Indianapolis Ind, make dfect connection Al
J0iunD0s5 Ohto VIA the Central OHIO aruad 10 Whset
1, Wnencs close Connection with Iae aumors and ,ghio
aaTOad Is MADE 70 AsnngE0u CITY, Baltimore, Phila
teipnlA ana heR IorK.
~ Passengers noding Through Tickets from Mem
nis are transferred 81 Cairo cars OF the noiE
.eHtrsl Railroad, lrUm thence passing through Terre
dauts Indianapolis Dayton and &enla Columbia Tire
Ialiy Trans leave Columbus al l0 A. NJ, $3.50 r NJ and
t3P. ii.
~ Travellers requested 70 notice that Wbs this il
us only roHts sn1rdng Through Tickets to az the assru
lilies the charged by other routes 10 Aslt
t0FE oS It iB also the snsres most speedy and drecl
sl the leading points II tns The distance from
Columbus % baltimore Is Ong SO miles, being about IOU
neH shorter New IOFk F am other routs Tber
70 less changes OF esrs oy GnE route and Consequently
SIS detention than Dy any other.
~ The road Is bslsstsd with broken stone ana is
3nnrely tree from dust
For further information, please apply to D. G. RUMSEY
gent, Nashville, Tenn.
FOR Through llckets spply In cuisvs at the ONCE of
ls u 3. Nail steamers, OF the Jsarsonvis Railroad
nee, Asln street. Wh. :. MUODSIDE,
Aastel Transportation B. 4 o. r. B,
JOHN \. sHAkP, General Western Agent.
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Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubriCatimg Machinery.

In se0znd The Camel Coa oils haV- been ssr srora
oily known AMI eAtsnsivsly Jhs place of perm or
.hs lst isN yaars. Oils similar nature and qy .rs
nov being msds b Ine paI0H -0zl Ou UOu A. and
are Tey Rigklg vaasd aheTsvsr kn0wn rls Uti Az ~
same ighI aHd Wln bear Ihs sane Iempsralurs vbgn
Einssf sIa nst the bss. sPsI, asd s Igy eqlai 10
- LubIeaIgri having been su, " ne ssyss ts5
aP0n Doh heavy and s ht machinery gwen sars sat-
siaeiion Tina U peculiarly uuapgad ~ salroads Cot
oa sPindies, Machine shops, aH naeh.asry where
hns Od require d it es3a5meal tnan ordiuarV
Qua, a. IL Is sold aBOuI he Prise and Is hu AZ
quantity VII 10 IA equal an0uHt ubricalou ana DO
yei.eE
dhis Ol being entirely without gum, shoud be used In
ne sans manner nassg sperm. Fhs opsuns oftas
ans asd isodsrs used Tor ordinary eoarsor Us saJI Do
reduesai OlhsTwiss Lhs Oil w.I 10 gaslei.
These Oils Will be urnisa51 - dsalsrs u the ftcry r
ees addias trsisat, isafaes, AMI sHeaaB.s and eli is
0d BY tals company uy gdarsnIssd a. rsprssutsi
FeT sas y EaH, Fe1dstOa Co., Of hls c.iy Assnt
VI NE Union C0ai AM Ji COmPiny, MayBylils, 81.
We call PuJhe aItsnEOn iO.iO4as esillacals, OF
gentlemen AlouH mere and elsssbsfs
EWIJ, PENDLETON & Co.
AEslLs, Naangilla.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In publis, at Macon, Ca under the sworn suPennten
dsnes Of q. o. Bu lkley and Jos. Waterman ksq's'
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yearly ONB PRIZE TO EVEKY . TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
EACH SATURb4Y r. M IN APRIL.
Approximation p Prizes: ~
us4s5 Erl4es amounting To-. sss.sssss. .-r- - e
PEI0H OF EICEET8s

ekllA OF flgAEf8s
WHOLE TICKETS, so; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S21,
PLAN OF THE L0TTEhY.
The Numbers from 70 500O0 corresponding with thOs
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed In Nhte
Tie nrst 457 Prizes, similarly printed and sneifeled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then FsYOlvsd, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited the audience and registered
b. Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against The
Number drawn. This operation is repeated Until ali the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PE1ERa.-Ths preceding and the I've
Succeeding Number 70 those drawing The nrst Prizes vii
srtitsd the % Approximation Prizes For eEalpl
Il Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, hose iiehet
numbered 1885, 1929 ISL l2, vii each be entitled %
800. II No. $50 draws the e0vO PRICE those Tick
els numbered 545 49, ssh 52 will each be entitled 70 $3.50
snd according 70 she ABOVE scheme.
wv Prizes o. k2O will be dstsTnined By the last hg
are Of the No that draws the 10000 Pzs, For example
the number drawing the 7O0OO prize ends with J. then
a the tickets where the number ends II viii be emitted
&c $50 II the number ends with No. then all the okeh
where the number ends will be entitled 70 so,
50 ontO0
Certificates Of Paeksgss Willbe sold at the following
rates. which is the risk;
Csrtisests Of PsOkage OF 10 whole Tickets CSC
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HII4I.llIHN BRO's

YO, "a College, aud A. asa t3 Market sis,
hFFkR flr "a On 1ooi srms 8 g y plaat dsaous
- 5UU I1us Uf tarF c5ig1r el Onnfli Z --elAau uen
80 veil s.tsorsef Pis9u7g trnu
81 X r,rsfed l-0u, Be-, iadns PioH Moaliai
~ Bsst fu ne So lastAsag
q es-sr Z b a.. b. "A. b 1tetE
fu,e 49,, ,s.srisi ydils and Fpi ts, best hrlud;
"a - FVroa rh-, agd rt3-i 80 n al "a 8
qo5 s.lts = szi-Is and 6uegY AEss, al aaEel.
Also Anvs ees, Fell Chainai Axes sgaH esilsTl a.
lsuqs-ts ian 's3
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Mareh RnIes. Is5a.

R0ber h MeE fenEs EdWaRt sheg3z.-O. A. r3i
~ notion sud iI aP eari q unto zoe ssll ahn he
erk and Master laattas rss dsHcs el safd 5heE
he dssudan e. Lns eauss aol kHo 1rdiHa
PROCESS cahIO. be PA Ei o.. iti Oh
orl5rea Ihlt Js1lietUn d. lne q -on and su1ri
can nsusp pdb slsd in cityof fsaslsfr mr.
z him A. e-rat b vuurt in the saFa OF le-
ls ths ils da h Juiy n-I, plead, lasHsr o. de-
sur then tHHke 10 mp aiuunt7s b, il5 fal VIA
be Tor c5n'essed and set tf8I ng a. % I'm
OaFli 4 fs u -AoN,
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March Rnlps. 1R58.

" Coz man " b " 5 N.lks, g id. T. B.
MOTION, azd aPpslrus uBto The sltsiatti7n Of ha
- Nlofk and Master t8aL 8 - = e., u Lllpsr a.
~ "a Ls'psF, are n0n Fesidcu o. las that ms
rlt1ar. process OF iuDt seTvel upou them &C.
herelore Ordere1- Ins publcaloa Do made tle Union
ind American paJrf, published Gii, 1f Aash-
ls fng ths said dsicuJauEt appear 90 ths
ouse d. Lhs OF Geltrsgig. on tlu ai MondaF 90
NJgenb next eu a-d ner5 . pie sd or ir ur
auants Dl or tne sane VIII be taken fir rnu ss
ION against taem' aud SET Or hsaFns x prs = 70 tsul-
UaVILLE A NlN -
mar qB-nFz e al rE Hnl .s.trr.
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s,ss6 Prizes, amounting to sll5'lSO
TIcKETs-whslst, s5; Halves Sc so; Quarters 81 25'

TIcKETs-whslel, s5; Halves, Sc sos Quarters 81 25
Bank Nets Of sound Banks taken par Checks on New
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Classes will be published in New York
nd New Orleans SUNDAY papers, and Cha lesion ana sa
Vannah daes.
"a bordering Tickets Certificates enclose the money r.
our address, Tickets ordered receipt OF Which
they will forwarded b. st mali. Purchasers can nave
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The list oG Drawn Numbers and Prizes III be sent 70 Pur
ehnsers Immediately aftsT the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain ano
Flvetheir Post once, CoBniy and StaIe.
Remember that sVery Prize drawn and payable In full
without deduo ion.
An Prizes Of 81 coo and undeT paid Immediately amer me
drawingotheF prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications stTiclv confidential. -
address OEGsTs Tickets 10 G. +. SWAIN nashville
TsnTeESse or 10 ANDERSON & son, Managers,
feb II Macon or savannah, Georgia
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MAXWELL T6uH J1l. %, 1858.
We are usinEthe ParEEas Launsl Coal on Iu 0lr IA
ehihe ohop anu sak5 zeal pleasure 40 siag hll
ohso abd ia0rc-s more thoroughly han Tho qaauy
Dc -au Or "lh5 ordinary Oil hee TO gun, and n Iasg
ue al On Ah la h5slru Tor ma1uuurY We duu9f Ht q
must eOmo Jnso general use. ~ ths Iuils sqla
q, tIe hpsra, ana thai gallon l. HiJrs ian
Of Tie Oil.
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1 10 whole Tickets.
IN ORDERTNG gIGK kTS OK CERTIFICAT

IN ORDERING 2ICkETS Ok CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 70 address tor the Tickets order
on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By trs
mail. Purchasers hs7e Tickets ending IN any bg-
are they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 70
PURCHASERS Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Ofics, County and State.
EE Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 900 and uadsr, paid Immediately
ief the draWingOtheT prizes 81 the usual TINS Of thirty
dEJs.
ESa- Al Communications StTietly confidential.
Aadrsss orders tor IIeKsts OT CsruncaIss 60
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ca
? P0rsons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta,
Ca have their orders died. and time, BY address
ing s. swan & Co., AZ eitHer Of those cities.
list OF IN thai drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each Is entitled To-
will be published AFTER every drawing in the following pa
peu;-EeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
BtARdSrd, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelligenesr, New
York Weekly Day Book savannah Morning News and cn-
mOnd Dispatch, and New YORK DrspsIch, and Psuldina
MisB-l Clarion, Augusta Ga Constitution list maI27
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EaoIice Extraordinaru-

Ok sALkl iOu's AID Lot c0ulalltnE four and o,ar.
yer aen q n iho vi age Of COrnsrag s q I-s ef-
tsnn Aiiaeaed - sad god tAN FaRJ ~ con
ylsts. iAere is goa DEeng AID ness,s-g ID i ~
es MS believed 70 D. %. best Lea g5es f8 no
'taie tF Ian ard Prce rsasolab .. Tsrms asy UsI
oOn.of io0 VII Hiss bargain. 10 une 10 h- D sus-
anesl ilagss 70 pc I8uRd aay wuers tha-5s, a1 5f
enools IN a1auaanes GEO. MsCLuH..
aDiA l-NA IFussu i0r q Hool.
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. EOMA..-
MIsrrn MreH4.ro'. QT,ie-, MGO.RR.I

MA5TEl MEc1AEIo7l IFTICE d q o. r.
Memphis Jan D, So
This will certify that am us,Hs Pafanus UanneI o1f
OIL n guuGacJurBd b JniJn Loal v Jumyauv II
HaystIe, NJ IN mzcaiEu sn p aud tls Isc.1t5-
ID ths M5 ph5 aHa Cuzras.0n nalf0ad, ana ave
gwen tths several IA 0feeTto prove qlales a.
ricauug Jill nave No hezita0n recon uss.u "A
perl0 O fJr Railroad poses, bota rrxarI y econ
IN psfocL luJr-oat1r. believe Do ~ 10 NE test
liI used and tnal gallon 70 as ar IL 40
.aOns Ot LaIdOus Inc chnsTy rIuLIn rn trs
BOps taenJy pes cent eas power tnan b r ~ a Tor
rinal Oil E1e nudity Of affses ia CONVINCED
Lstal abseucg gun, znd nol q et its iuri-
aLng ProPsres but only me srlcss ru ns
IA economically.
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AAsHTILLH AND CHArraEOosa httLso.o
M1CEt-s 5aJp Jas.z =. IsI-

el4oai-s oaOP Jaz. ,, Icj5
Ths viii certify that - arc 4sinr .1s P-rn Il. ,,rs1
SOal "a Aa4s - m Onis 90 .oai aa4 uli J .uJ 1iays
Vile, ky A4sul. 70 d. p aII % .hs =,
.e O@d ana nave bSss5d ns ~ t0rJ cargt4 10 sewer
rs quAu.iss, sf1 5lssly c1asnesl % D. ven Ga U
iJr u-chllurg5 ahd hat uns aiJa OI, 4. ls ~
- ~ gaio-s u ns Js,l LAra JIt- O. 0sus slary rss
RON sam oui mAeniherJ H rln "th ps.s gl4u I'm
On We Lafb us-G tLnJugI Ul las Lnfu .uu,.r
nee, aiaDucsng bIIy up- -risr - an Oh Ilrfl.
az utsB ahd Il ls ssu al pi.d ~ aallroads
Y. hAJ 4h5, ~ ser Msrhaufs
Azsnti.i0 aa1 Ohallaaaoaa r.rItr51d.
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Dissolution.
Cheap for Cash.

To make room for supplies, will sell my remaining
stock o. Heavy bOos, ShOyS and Br for ca b.
hsve vaVious Epd de Ladies', N sses, and Chlorspt
Wear reduced FElses Gail for CASH SRosANS a. ~
Coles sc Street.
apilS JOHN RAHAeBs
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TFainS from Pittsburgh %
Phiiast lphta
NRAiNs leave Ptisb9Egh a. oLlOws Mall A. NJ; East
Line p n; kEFress Nail 9.40 p. n
The Express Nail runs Day, ether sundays
eepted; AsEing DIRECT CONNECTIONS vita ali Trains
ST. Leuss, NO. Dubuque, Keokak and Iowa City, Iowa
Cairo Rock Island ana Chicago, llliLois Lexington and
Louisville, ky- Terre Haate, Indianapolis and La
hyette, indiana CincrnnaLi, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesVlte, CTsstline,
AasslliOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN EHE WEST.
PARB As LOW A. BY ANY OTHBk ROUTE.
Passengers from the Wssg rely upon being ts
shortest and most sXpedilious route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALrlMOKE, NEW YORK, and al
kASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
Rug.9i Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad ,Phla.
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WI. Z. NIOnoEs, Mallsr Ma.aiul...
70 s Union caal and 1.i5.. l canlaln ~ A0' Il, ls1.

MATsTILLH, hT., Nov If, 1857.
70 he Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEHILEaEN-h4viEE ussd your LlJrtclting OIL mada
cannes CJai, masnsnsry 0I5a MI, fu-
uulng T. gus aud SpadlcaJi pc the fsH - ps
prspar say nas hsse i9auu satfy ,4.sro~
aaF puns th5 8slt p5rm and tl .usf "a
aruCie, nave pay u from 80 it.r
eYsIty - doilans tHtntyn r rrrg Bgr
gallon. In5 OiltiaIuButs very psriecty over th uf -
lnd consequently a. Al
lnvsu ssps. lor qua AZ Of this OIL vys ave ado
Il fOT ala From pncs A. s.Lh ft l. 80
dOabt HOg Il Inast c0nis general use.
daAbAEH q MOOD.
Proprstors cf s8aysgiiis Lottou anna
February 2, i8j7-dyW imdlaznu
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Mf. knowles s Master Of MaohinerJ of our Road ana
eiiaJ!e man in whose stas- -neuta He woulu cUnias
v. 4. HAEsEA.OA, PRESIDENT
eashyiile AND Chaslan0lgt Hallfoad.
n. 4. hDEk5Bn.
Superintendent VI y. Q. J.hR
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STRAYED or STOLEN

Iron the court house gsts, Saturday evening last,
U small gray r. , with black and tdl He has
msTB Just above the hO1f the sft hind DOT eausgd
b. being cut % rope some time he boFss is 10
goo iitOn. 1.-THE tine ne taken he on Ehi
saddle, blanket, aRd light leather bFidls uueO
Orsd. LIBERAL reward t oe gwen for bis for
niC rmatOn Or ms Whereabouts, n tus uuders guCd
mar p THOMAS a.. NILSSON.
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Bank of Nashville,

hUNAMAK
EROM thesubscrber the IstdAy Of July, uegrC
G Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet
ncheshig Is yesrs 5ld and weighs about I8O pounds
de was raised IN East Tennessee, near McMinnTille be
will probably make his way back there. l bought hin
rom MI Terry OF East Tennessee. ] will give ten dOsu
heIs caIghun my neghbOrhoOd, twenty live dollars Il
aken out Of the county, nifty dollars If be gets 50 rs
tennessee When taken he 10 to be delivered / ne,
confined so that can gel him, DAVID 81. s.uEH
i've Seven miles sOutb OF Nashville, Tenn
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DECEIVD THIS DAY-In Store,
IL from Schooner LIE Rroy, Brazil and Ha.
zlc Nuts Liston p. S. and Alic't Almonds !;
whole, half and quarter box Raisins Malaga
Oranges and Lemons; Cocoanats, Figs, APP
pies, Sardines, Prunes, Dates.
ia 1S G. JORDAN & SON.
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A GENUINE SPECIMEN Those who
were down on the "beach" about II
Saturday noon, may have witnessed the
interesting speetaclc of Il 'genuinc speci-
men OF popular sovereignty" going
+hrone' the absorbing ordeal Of druing
himself, ov + fire, made for the occasion
on the sunny corner OF one OF the numerous
palaial hrick ediiices that enhance the &C.
neral Appearance of that forlorn locality.
There dld not seem to be much curiosity
on the part of the bystanders insomuch
rs the individual referred to was not
made of the metal to bear questioning
under delicate circumstances, and as his
bibacious proclivitics We're pretty well
known,and ''ye Mobile Appomat" wimpl-
Cd suspiciously near, there was not much
necessity for conjecture after all. He
was completely saturated, and his latter
cd garments stuck to him like torn play
bills on sis0 post.
Presently some one venturcd to adj
dress him WITH a timid-" reckon yuu's
right cold"
"Reckon, thunder,," replied the "wet
rat, ''-:'This aint nothin', | tell you: I've
been wetter than this, many time"
This opened breach in the general
modesty of the crowd, and in few mo-
lnents he was blazing away before them
IN the most communicative style. The
ducking had not exactly extiuguish-
cd the ethereal spark of tangle fool with
in.
"Why," said he, "water never did have
any effect on me- and if could only get
overmy prejutliccs against the temperance
,rie1y. I'd let myself out for 4 diving
bell, and lay submarine teleeraphs on
cheap contracts. But then don't spozcn
I'd succeed in that line, neither. | never
did succeed, that's reason | could't succeed
in walking that durned beam thar. |
never tried nothip yet Didn't fail at,and
reckon I've failed oftener than all the
shinplaster banks put together, wild cat
AanawIa includctl. Gentlc'um, I've
even tried to keep sober whole day; and
what did it amount to? Why I bust out
. laushin, when found myself as usual
in the afternoon.
Dang it, tried to be politician last
lection. No 60. failed at that too. Went
into Georgia lotteries; speckleation-all
blanks, no prizes. | even invented
patent medicine. and was accused OF
vending pizcn Then l got so desprit
persewering, lined church, but thar it
was ,agin. The anxious bench warn't
III il to my anxious laundering arlter
this here old fcl'." Sudden appearance
of a black bottle from coat pocket.
"But." he continued, with all my fail
ures never gifts into passion, I'm al
ways GOBLIN cool now, darned COOL
What's it but this here that does it?-
Talk about lifc-perserving ingun rubber
clothes Its vulgar error. There amt
no life perserver like this, | tell you. |
speak from experience; do y and taking
about four fingers and a half, the very
genuine specimen Of popular sovereignty
gave kick to the blazing chunks, that
made him clear passage through the
crowd, whence he escaped, and went off
at higgledy-pigglcdy pace towards the
seat of government his sovereign ward.
Pet. Eal ress.
MORTALITY OF New ORLEANs.-Th(
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Hatters.
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
- r.. I'll. STEVENS >
eS>s WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 4eazsS
HAT, CAP & FUR STORE,

No. Z, MARkET SQUARE.
rs receiving daily additions to his already
l. EXTENSIVE STOCK, suitable for the
present and approaching season, is prepared
to offer great inducements to dealers; his
assortm ent comprises the choicest and great
est variety of STYLES to be found in Vir-
gina, equal to any first class house North or
South; he pledges himself to sell cores
ponding goods as CHEAP as the largest Job
bers in the Union.
Citizens and strangers will find in the
RETAIL department, Hats, Caps, Furs, &C.,
in all their variety, and of superior quality.
They are respectfully solicited to call and
examine for themselves, which will not incur
the least obligation to purchase. r. II. STE
VEINS Fashionable Dress NJ LESKIN SILK
BEAVER, Cashmere and Soft FELT HATS,
are of the NEW EST PATTERNS and finest
qualities.
1t is said that it is no use to deny it, if YOU
want tasty, handsome and good Hat, you
must go to STEVENS to get it," his long
practical experience enable HRS to keep pace
with all the REAL IMPROVEMENTS of
the AGE, and detect the many humbugs
practiced upon the unsuspccting by mere
novices in the business.
His Fall and Winter styles of Silk Hats are
UNIQUE and exquisitely beautiful, far supe-
rior to any made in the city. Please call
early and leave your measures.
r. Ii. STEVENS,
Practical Halter,
No. Z, Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-03

MORTALITY OF New ORLEANs.-The
tota! mortality of New Orleans during
the year past was G,0G7, which is an eX-
cess of 373 deaths over the year 1856 less
than the last eight months of 1866
The deaths from yellow fever last year
numbered 199.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-03
CARPET BAGS!
CARPET T2AGS!!
q A u - yNrEN q s. 1

ENAMEL Cloth Carpet Bags, old style,
~ Enamel Cloth Carpet Bags, Gothic style,
Enamel Leather Carpet Bags,
Venetian Carpet Bags,
Best Tapestry Carpet Bags old style,
Best Tapestry Carpet Bags, Gothic style,
Best Wilton Carpet Bags. &
Enamel Pelleshcs Bags of Leather and Cloth.
All the above are just from the mapufac :
turer. Our assortment is very large, includ-
ing every possible style that is made.
j.. j.. BRICkHOUSE,
No. o, East Side Market So.
WE HAVE received fresh supply OF
wv Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles, &C., which we offer low
ia IA JNO. R.LUDLOW.
Snlph @ u II Ii e.-lOO ounces Suph
~ Quinine in store, and for sale low by
ia l6 L. w, WEBB.