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THE LEGIsLxTuaE LA The s. aAts yesterday Mr..
MrsuIs was admitted as the mel beS from the Chat
tanooga district aud the matter - 20 whether he
Mr.. TBBs is entitled 10 The set referred to spe-
cial committee The motion t. ssmit NJ MISNIs
ELECTED very able debate between DR.. RIcHARD-
SON and Col PAYS fan report OF which We shall
publish tomorrow.
Both houses adj 'urned until this morning, when
it is Understood the Governors message viii te
sent in. lFss ff8-a~ ss s1geafa
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o. An0 BUSHELS Of Blarksmitlss' Coal for sale at
sd. OOO the Ena Coal Yari. This coal has the Fepu
taton Of being far superior any other this market II yo1
wish Coal TO give hot hrnO ender and less man one
per cent sulphur buy the ETNA By doing you W ave
money, As il will burn much longer than any other Ty ~
Orders be dropped 10 Box 81 Postoee, or AZ me ard
back Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
nan30 y ]. AGHEW.
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R%@ CauIiOn.--The article of
SSSA%S-S Whlskey we'll known ''Daly's Aro-
mac Valley Whiske " has established reputation universal
renders it difficult for the manufacturer keep pace with the
demand Tbss the result Of pers verng energy in its intro
duction sustained by determination adopted outset and
never for instant departed from, that its original parity and
unrivaed excellence should continue to the end
The fate attendant upon all cessfu efforts,
has overaken the manuauer Tits initiated by Inscriptions
mpoors and inferior aud spurious article pslmel upon
the community, the great detrment Of the public well
injury the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repute Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
By Copyright OF ths Label And by peculiar shape Of the bottle
IcaioR the public this imposition uOa them and
upon ny rights and earnestly desire such information from
may possess having vcmized otherwise,
willena5le protect the public and myself by
extent Of tie Law The genuine 'Day's Aro
ALLEY Whisky put up L. bottles EACH with
light yellow Label, AMI sealed with yellow wax, with the
prictOrs stamp the and fac smile signature Of the
prietor on the label Other articles limitations.
? Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whisky, sold by the be tile ami in
only Rh H.. DAILY,
.. 10 South William Street, New York,
sepII-lqm Die Prom lie or.
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- yvOOD, EDDY & co, Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD. EDDY Is CO., Atlanta Gevrg q
or WOOD. EDDY s. CO., Wilmington Della.

list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel with
the amount Of the prize entitled pub
s after every drawing in tie following papers Augusta
Ga Constitutonalist, Mobile Register Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch Pauding Miss
Cariu. Rev York Herald, and New 0rk Times
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LAND EuEk SALE.

THyE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofnd tbs
Middle Franklin turnpike, four miles Nashville ed
joining the which he resides the lands Capt Dan
The equal the abundance Of excel
lent, filling the beautiful bUilng site
couatry and the midat OF the finest neghborhcOl
America apfil4 NATHANIE BAXTEF
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81. Louis Fair.
From, vensz,.aln.

ST. Lotus Oct. 4.--The Annual Fair has closed
The receipts fOr..admissiOns alone were $50 900
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Gait HOUSE,
KY'

yENHK PrOnrIetos of the CALF Hos, Prep@rng i9r
ss 81 ira vel from the opening OF me Louisville
nd NssbSine Railroad enlarged the hoel D.
former cspacty with eW and extensive BiillAIu pA'"
Rooms &c. -.,,,stsap NJ the
The public NAV rely that the well-earlea rep
GAIT HOUSE. as a strictly fret class Hotel sh@ % - Wsst
Thus HOUSE Is most COW eneny located for rsxel
A. the Louisville efce OF JenarspnVille halfoAa,
rest all Northern and Eastern -
the Landing OF the United Msil Line steamers iet
zsti and the within square OF the Eoie
Baggage checked in the Gait House 90 an INC PiNf
psints, NOgtE, East and West.
n = Tins from LOUisviIs to New York % hours.
auf1s-en
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Titoomb's Letters,
Loye-From the French Of Mitchelet,
Irving sLite Of FashipgtJn--5lh yolulhe,
HATpO 1900 Strings,
Loys Ne Little, Love Ae Long,
TenRysOn's POems-s vols I9no.,
Lady Of the Isle,
Virgins sprngs-Directons to them
The Bertram's,
The Bachelor Story,
New and 0ld-A Novel,
wsltsr Tkornlsy.
a. Abbatts history Of the French Revolution, .
Lieut. Ives Map Of the War,
Art OF EEtempore Speaking,
BryaHt's Letters. ......
Autoerst Of the Breakfast Table.
Ben sylYesterb Words Just received by
;,voe JOHN YORK & 60.
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- "a. Fal,ncslocll,s Vermi-

1S>NS II. A. FalHnesIOcEK's Vermi-
S&s|~~<S-S Suge,-KHIi sasBURG New YoTk.-UsSsrS
B. a. Eas1estock & Co. aentlement number OF years
pas have been troubled with dreadful gnawing pain the
pit OF my stomach, by anne and dizziness the
bead and after sdheng the advice Of several eminent phy
clans and receiving benefit thereom, induced try
II. f. FfkRosocs Vemuge and taking Wills, TO
surprise passed IL yards tape and assert that
have my foImer health, for which feel indebted 70
B. A Fahnestacks Vermfnge cheerulIy recommend it
as icing en6cacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
il Purchasers should look well the initials the wrapper
and that they buying B. A. FahEestocks NerInuge
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IN oRpERrXe TICKETS OR cERF1F1cArEs

money address for what wishto
purcIa the Lottery il which you wih it invested and
whether you Nl1Ies, Halves Quarters receipt Of
Which, seLd what il ordered, iy first mall together with the
scheme
after drawing Printed Drawing, certified to
Nv the Commission will be sent, with an Explanation
II ? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
ACCOMMODATIONS strictly confidential. 50 u
Irzas 8 1000 and under, pad Immediately after the
drawing Other prizes AT the usual time Of 40 days.
for Tickets Certificates by Mail or Express to be d
| Il In
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1afs B. LRa3er q Co.
MTZELL, HOOPER q CO.,
wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding
COMMISSION MERCEEAHTSs
AND DE.LKRs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. To-
BACCO, CTGARSs SNUFFS, &C.
Nos. 9 and 8 Market So. Nashville TsnH
ECONOMY IN HEAT.
The best stove ia the World.
THE ALBANIAN"
SMOKE AND GAS BIRNERG

Cod He1tlsT coming aR7 @ cgf nc 5est chap
ext seafiHg Eflstsrffss.
VNTE call attention he Stove ani recommend Il h
w It has ths oil5sar good Hshtes is perfectly
the smoke and all that there coal 60 burn il
dives for every poand o. sal than Stove
equally adapted Gr burning hssd sofs coal Ie
Sl The poorest k Of coal Il does not cnker BE-
oul rgiate the heat aio TIE loser II he
very handsome Stove suitae for dwellings eleEanr
combines all the advantages in ruu m hel
ing and IS in all respects the most peerless enesao and
Radiator OF Heat and ecouomser Of coale1rr invented
We agents the manufacturer sad have aisa iar ale
full supply Of Heating fer Coal Ho Mantle ad
Jansh crates, Y ght and Cast Iron Stoves
sep2i MACKENZIE & MING dlA.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TESNEssEE RAILROAD The
subjOined statement, showing the operations Of the
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad for the month
Of September, aud also during the year ending with
the LIST inst, evnces degree of pros erity which
cannot but be highly satisfactory to the stOcfho
ers ard all interested In the success Of the road
Pasee w = cou -
Freigh 1865 70
Hrnrsss Campany
Mail Boz %
Total for MONTH OF septenber... ..... sIj,eSO 81
Total receipts the year ending Sept 30, 1889 from
All sources 49,. ........... 8 IL 20 g5
fatal Or ~
Net receipts ..a-.. sI17.2 . 46
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ron CoUNTY1 OFriCres-

We arc authorised announce BrSs. t. FORD Is scand
date for Deputy Marshsl sophie
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R(N@ "Ef ever mankind found
SSSAs anything, lis safe to say that such is found
Persevse yePefeet old aage many valuable
things have been lost for want Of Fortune does
not always throw her lsps Of people, the
ty, Of the most useful things abO and
expense bring them light We have great example Of
this record. 1t is that Of DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN
EYTEACT0R which is asknowlpdyed by the whole world
The most extraordinary for turns scAds, cuts bruises and
multitude Of ether ills Its has been we'll chosen, it
truly embOdes its pecuares On application all pain ceases,
all Inflammation subsidies the he4 process
No time is lost doctors expended lingering
suffered. May say have found Yes, true,
quick and effective remedy Wehage found DALEY Magical
PAIN ExTRAcToR.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
.1-sE .a J.WRIGHT & co,
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Fer Sheriff.
We authorized to announce JAS b. HINTON as a candi
the o0e Of Sheriff Of Davidson cor. ty
a: the ensuing March election sepas-d
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NEW BOOKS.
A Life for a Life. By John Halifax,
The Monicans Of Paris. Bg Dumas.
Adam, Bde. By George Elliott
Bayard TayIor's Travels in Gresce and Russia.
History Of the Italian War OF 1853. Price p cents
The Elements Of Draughts or, Beginners, Guide.
Paul Morphys Match Games For sale ty
sep3g JOHN YORK q CO.
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III for ETNA COAL which only contains SEVEN psgcent
ashes 1t acknowledged by all who us 10 betae
economical by its lasting much longer and giving heat
Get load and try by dropping order a Post oce,
Yard hack OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot seplSl b }. A6eNEH.
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D%@S The Grcat English kemcdl =.
dI ~, Sir James ClHrke'S Celebrated
S~S'~~--sr-" Female Pills. ....H
This Invaluable me unfaEng in the Of al those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
subject Ii moderAtes excuses all OLsruCOB
and a speedy may la relied on.
To Married Ladies
isesrecially suited twill in shor time rins on the month
Iy period with regularity. 1T.
Each bottle, prize dollar the government stamp Of
Great Britain, TO prevent osung Ie,iS
These PaI. sAoud act De tfkn ~ fsD,gles dining he
FIRST THEE HOgTHS or Pregnancy, tsrg S7'e %
rag on Miscarriage but ri Dy o,her time mel are safe
In of spinal affections, pain in the back
ownes. spirits, Mysteries heaaehe Nhts and ali the
will effect wheu all others have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet AROUND each package which
bottle contaDins 80 pills, government
Of Great Britain can be sent post free for 81 and s
Soc Agent for the United state' and Canada,
.r.s q. JOB MOSES,
Sold in Nashville by Berry DemOvile and Header
shott and all respectable druggists manifestations
A card 20 the Ladies--D DIR. DuponcO's Pc
rfOdIoRI Pills for Females are infallible FOR re.
moving stoppsgss irregularities Of the menses
The pills nothing have been uaed by the Doctor
practice for many both France md America with
unparalleled in case and he IS urged by many
the alley Of those sEarities whatever,
and preventive ladies whose health will not permit an in
Pregnant females surprising themselves
toned against using pills willis 10 as ihe
their mdnes would prevent any injury TO heath 9thr~se
these recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold NhOlesaie 10y = -. -
EWIN, PENDLETON CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn,
To whom all orders be addressed They VIII supply the
proprietor prices and furnish show cards end circulars
| Sold at retail IN Nash lille by
DEMOVILLE & &C., cor Church and Cherry streets,
.HENDERsiIorT, cor. Cedar St & Pat Sq'Sre
BEECH & GOODLET, Market st. opposite l mon St
}. STRETCH. of Broad and Market sire IS.
by enclosing either Of the above agents have
the shove pills con6deasyl by mail to any part OF the
/ city or country
b. fhe composing pills made known'o
every agent selling h,m They you that they all they
represented be. Ask for DIR. DuPO1cO'S tsOhden
fillss See the signature eeCh box you WIN then get
medicine you may depend upon, perfectly harmless
| MANSFIELD * CO., Agents or n mphls,
WILSON STARBIRD, Agents far louisville
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RSON sPRIN 5,
FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
ON saturday. the sth day q october, 1883,

ON Saturday, tIae Sth sIal O. tctobefs ts1ys
UETE viii offer for sale at House The city
~ Of Nashville, be:Ee.n IA an ~ O'CLOCK, the property
situated in Macon county Ienn p niie FROM ssan kF
EPPERSON SPRsNGS-
Th,e are four different Afnas of sprrz-ssy- Bet ednt
Black sulpllr and eiiaIybess aateE 81 e sleh ras
valuable for ter uiieinal qialrs Tree s aectaaolaqns
for sln1 Ioasrrs ara all the itroms IRE lurnisss
The Lanl belonging The springs 9uiaiops 9 as no
IN cultivation. Ire baante we'll unAered
We oas this properly Tor sale Execaors Of Dr. A. d. DE-
Bow. deceased
TsRMs-Onet cash re fslanoe one. and three
years D. p. STAY r~s.,-,
H. ii pDfrs.
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Trunks and Travelling Bags, va
lices, sc.
JUST CEIVED.
ladies' Large French Dress Trunks
Ladies' Medium Quality Dress Trunks
A few Gents No. 1 sole Leather Trunks
Sole Leather Double Top Valises,
Travelling Bags and SatcheIs.
John RhMAGB,
augT7-n q College street,
Circular Saw Mills, dOu bic and single,
Males cider Mill md Corn shelter,
SincIairss straw Cutters,
Wheat DRILLS
MilIer's Steel PIOWE,
Field Rollers, DC.
spl5-iU ARMSTRONG co,
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DIR. Campbell's Success.

We have seen the original letter ourselves
of which the following is an extract:
WEST FRANKLIN, Bradford Co., Pa, April 20, 1859.
DIN. J. B. CANPBELL--Dear Sir: The med
iclne you sent to Mrs. RooKHILL has been re-
ceived. She is using it and is much better.
The sore in her back has healed up, and the
others are doing we'll, and she is gaining
strength very fast.
Tell your patients in your place that the
Dead Woman in Franklin is alive, and in fair
prospect of becoming rugged woman again.
never thought that she could ever be holped
by any person in this world, but must give it
up. My wife also is much better, and wants
to consult you further, and lady in Troy,
who has been sick eight years, and given up
by all the doctors, wants to doctor with you.
Yours truly, G.. W. HoLFORD.
P. S.-Mrs. RocKHILL had liberation of the
womb and ovaries for eight years. The sores
had eaten through the abdomen, back and
groin, and she had long since been given up
to die. Sufferer, fear not, but apply to DR.. ].
B. CAMPBELL, Physician for Diseases of Fe-
males, 1853 Western row, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The BALL GAME-ANoTHER VIorM.-A man
named JethrO Richards, who resides in this
State, and who should return to his home and
never again leave it, went to the Pearl street
station-house yesterday, and explained to the
officers there how he had been relieved of $50
by a couple of fellows whom he happened to
meet on Front street, near the Gas-works. It
seems that some time during the day he had
exchanged, at one of the banks on Third
street, $75 in Ohio Bank bills for gold, and
had probably been watched by these fellows,
who at length induced him to bet, and thus OBJ
tanned two-thirds of it. He followed one of
them, whom he described, to the river and saw
him jump into fat-boat, after which he dis
appeared and has not since been seen. 1t is
hard to conceive of sufficient degree of YER
dancy to make such an operation successful /;
still they occur almost every day, and always
among parties who, one would think, were
aware of the tricks of the little JOKER"
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs.-A the
session of the Board of City Improvements,
yesterday, on motion of Mr.. Horton the clerk
was directed to transmit to Council an ordi-
nance to assess special tax on Clark street to
repair for paving the sidewalks also, an ordi-
nance to bowlder Longworth street, from Plum
to Western row.
The Commissioner of the Western District
was authorized to repair Race street, from Pearl
to Fourth also to repair the intersection TO
Fourth and Plum streets. .....
On motion of Mr.. Paine, the clerk was di-
rected to transmit to Council an ordinance to
pave with limestone Gravier alley, from Troy
to Bremen street; also, an ordinance to pave
the sidewalks on Baymiller street, from Everett
to Liberty.
The Commissioner of the Northern District
was authorized to repair Harrison road, from
Coleman street to Western row.
On motion of Mr.. stagge, the clerk was di-
rected to transmit to Council an ordinance to
bowlder Lodge street, from Fifth to Sixth.
Mr.. Paine presented a remonstranco from
property holders on Pleasant street against re-
paving the street. Filed.
The following are the estimated expenses of
the Department for the year ending March LIST,
1860,
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STREET BEeGARs ARREsTED.-Many of the
fair pedestrians who, on sunny afternoons,
throng the sidewalks of Fourth street, will be
pleased to learn that party of beggars, who,
with children and without them, have lately
infested that thoroughfare, between Race and
Vine, were arrested yesterday and lodged in
the Station house. Another party were sent
from the Police Court to the City Prison yes
terday morning; and if this plan be continued
for short time, We doubt not these specimens
of the laSzaroni will soon seek more conge-
NAL climate.
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CorYRIGHT TAKEN OUT. A copyright was
taken out in the United States Court Thursday,
by James Riley, for book called the Proph-
estes Explained, from which we take the
following, as a specimen of the style. One
might as we'll dive to the bottom of mud
hole and expect to find clear water, as to expect
to get an idea from the whole book, Of which
what follows is fair sample; "Had this
donkey world discernment and knowledge
sufficient to qualify them to carry-here occurs
phrase We can not publish-they would see
this man that shall smite the earth with the rod
of his mouth, and with the breath of his life shall
he slay the wicked, will on these prophetic
scenes, models, substances and knowledge, have
the power, through his will concentrated on
them, to bring them about, and to reflect them
into the minds of world as he sees them,
and to SO daguereOtype them on their minds
till they see, reflect and act on them as he
desires just as his mind made the prophets
see, act, think and reflect on these scenes az the
Messiah at them would with his senses on"
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his is $4,000 less than last year.

y
The following contracts we're awarded: To
bowlder Kossuth street, from Court to Clark. to
Young i Humphries, at 6s cents per square
yard; to bowlder Hopkins street, from Linn to
Freeman; to pave with limestone MILESTONE
alley, from Broadway to Sycamore street, to A.
R. Smith, at 2715 cents; to bowlder Thirteenth
street, from Vine to Race, to Jones e. Bonte. at
81 cents for paving; to bowlder Elder street,
from Elm to Logan, to G. & B. Barton, at ga
cents per square yard to bowlder Melancthon
street, from John to Cutter, to Jones & Bonte,
at l6 cents per cubic yard for grading, and "a
cents per square yard for paving; to Lowlder
Green street. from Elm to Logan, to Jones &
Bonte, at 80 cents for excavation and 81 cents
for paving; to bowlder Hatters alley, from
Vine to Lodge street, to Lowry & Humphries,
at n cents per lineal foot to bowlder Linn
street, from Liberty to Poplar, to T. Higdon, at
rs cents per lineal foot.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DEATH.--A man
named james Farrell, few days ago, was
found in what seemed to be a state of ebriety,
at the corner Of Walnut and Ninth streets ;
taken to the Ninth-street Station house, and
thence to his home on John street, above
Court. Wednesday night the unfortunate man
died; and upon examination, it was found that
his skull had been so severely fractured as to
have caused his death, when taken in connec-
tion with his habits, which were somewhat
intemperate.
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PROBATE COURT.

John Snyder was before the Court for the purpose
OF inquiTing into his condition of mind, which Is
supposed for some months back to be unsound. At
intervals he becomes very much excited. The officers
previous night he was cutting up on the street in
way way unlike sane man, jumping on to drays, and
striking horses and men whenever he came across
them. Whom taken up the "nippers" had to be put
on before he could be taken to tho Station house
When the parOxysm Is over, he becomes rational
and quiet 1t has been found difficult to account for
his insanity as he is not supposed to bave been Of
incorporate habits. He states himself that a year
ago last summer he had sun-stroke and it is since
then the change in his manner has been noticed
He is native of Germany, and has been IN Cincin-
natl since 1874 engaged principally in the business Of
a porter in business houses, and sometimes worked
run.
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VOL. /. NO. SO.
STRANGERS GUIDE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS e SEEDS
Wilder, Robinson 81 Co., $50 Walnut street,

AGRICULTURAL LIMPLEME ENTS & SEEDS.
wilder, Robinson dl Co., $50 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Apple3nte Co., No. as Main st.
Anderson, Gntes g. Wright, 112 Main st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chns. A. JnnghHnns, cornor Third and Mill SITS
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinnaan & Co., 1O3 Walnut st.
j. l.. Wayne & son, 124 Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
hennet, Dudley IL Co., 10 Main st.
FANCY GOODS AND JEWELR,
GARDENERS Auction House, 164 Main 3
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. j. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitcbelI, @ College Building, Walnut st
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION.
Clark & Carr, % Walnut at.
Rogers, Sons Sc Co., 81 Main ct.
HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser g. Mcrna, 1872 Main at.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinkle, Guild & Co., 365 West Front
LOOKING GLASSES, Ero.
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth st.
MEDICINES.
DR.; IA e ,HS w Ro,BacIS,s scandinavian Blood Pills
soc.
ond building from Main. Wv
MERCHANT TAILoRS.
John w. Beesley, los Main st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCamp s. Co., 81 Walnut ST.
Pollock e. MoCall, 232 Walnut st.
Nixon & Chatfeld, ~ and 70 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. G. Beck, So Broadway
SADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
Hunter, Edmeston dC Co., 16S Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
4. w. Wright 81 Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. Is. Sloat 81 Co., 81 Wost Fourth street.
sUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free & Co., Main st,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
BeEgs dG Smith, West Fourth st.
Nathan Escales Co., 100 Walnut st.
O. Oscamp, 62 Main st.
Oscamp IL Bro, los Main at.
II. Beatus, ~ Main st.
Goldsmith, BHrlhOuse 81 Co., 94 Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
Snowden Il Otte, 21 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, 8 College Hall, Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. g. Burnett 81 Co., 20 Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan & Farthing, 40 Main st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30
Arrivals of Trains.

ISDIANApoLls & CINCINNArI-lOOJ A. M; $3.50 p. NJ;
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToE-7:45 A,M;IO.47
A. NJ; 6:4O p. Nj lO:lOP. NJ. ' ''''
LITTLE MIAMI-7;SO A. M; l23 r. .M.;7:lsP lO.ts
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MARIETTA AND C1SCINHATI-l020A A. M; 9:l6PM
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:OO A. NJ; 1870 P M; lo.Iop =,