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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 I'm the City Council last eve
ming the Comptroller sent in an abstract Of tie ex-
penditures Of the last year, showing total of up
wards Of sl9G00QO0.
The Washington correspondent Of tie Tlaillms
states that when Seward mBde his appearance in the
Senate yesterday he was studicusly avoided By the
I Democratic side--Messrs. Douglas and Pugh only
greeting him.
The Times Washington correspondent SAYS Sen
ator Seward yesterday urged upon the Republicans
the policy OF uniting upon Mr. Gimer Or Mr. Cor
win for Speaker.
The suspension Of Rufus X Story. wholesale gro
Ger. was announced yesterday. His liabilities are
said to be nearly half a million.
The Tammany Society celebrated the anniversary
Of the battle of New Orleans last evening with a
customary ball supper and speeches Among those
who made addresses were Hon John A. Dix Messrs
JAS T. Brady, and Isaac V. Fowler.
Lastnight fire broke out IN the -four warehouse
Of Sherman & Weeks No. II. Coenties Slip and be-
fore it could be extinguished the stock was damaged
to the amount OF s2O000-insured for $1,000.
The Herald Washington correspondent writes :
The Americans have caucused tonight, and review
ing their course, decided that 1hey could never en-
brace the Lecompt0n Democracy without being de-
mOralized and stuItfying the party.
1t is stated that Mr.. Davis Of Indiana who nomi-
mated Mr.. Hamilton says he is disguised at the man
ner in which they treated his candidate and declares
he viii vote for Mr. Adrian tomorrow.
Horace Z. Clarke is making an effort to unite the
Administration Democrats and South American votes
Mr.. Etheridge, Of Tennessee, but his success is
doubtful.
The Democrats have given up all hopes Of CON
eentrating the three parties upon candidate in Op
position to Mr.. sherman They viii in a day or two
present a new man They win continue the changes
til they have exhausted all their available candid
ateS.
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81 ~ E.fR.APH


WASHINGTON Jan. IA Republican caucus wa
spoken Of fer to-niehts but on reflection none wa
thought necessary.
It is ascertained that there can be no further con
/ eenfratior Of the Southern Opposition on Mr. Ham
lltons whose vote tomorrow pill according TO III,
7 present indications, be diminished some ii th,
hepublcanE have been eanFassinQ 10 aseertair
whether more votes than Sherman has received can
be secured for Dir Hickman, but OF this they car
not be satisfied.
AT the National Union Executive Committee
Meeting tonight, Alr. Crittenden in the chair num-
Der Of encouraging letters were read.
E The Americanmelnbers Of Congress in caucus last
night, aud decided thai they could not support an
ansl-LecompLon Denocrat without studiylng them
selves
The City Council, apprehending that legislation in
the slave States against free negroes would have tire
effect Of Increasing the number Of that class IN
Washington, took nitoIy measures to prevent such
immigration, but recent authoritative ayrositinu
Of the city charter shows that it gives no power Of
prohibition. and that legislation on the subject must
be confined 20 prescribing IN advance such -easou
able terms and conditions Of residence as may tend
to repel the idle and disorderly.
The President to-day nominated to the Sensee Hon.
Charles j. Faulkner of a., as Minister to France
The Senate confirmed al pending appointments
made during the recess Of Congress and of ax-Ssn-
ator breese as the Marshal of Northern illinois, Nr
Grund s nomination As Consul to Havre is rot def
nitely acted on.
The bin introduced By Senator Gwn Yesterday
providiugfo for the territorial government Of Nevada
is the same as reported in the last House Of Repre-
ssntatives
The United States Agricultural Society commence
their 8th annual meeting &C the Smithsonian Insti-
tute tomorrow.
WAsHfN0roN. Jan ENArE-There was a f1U
attendance to-day. Several memorials and petitions
were presented.
Mr.. Johnson presented a petition in favor Of
homestead bill.
Mr.. Pugh's resola fion coming I'D. Mr. Green made
speech. assailng che doctrine OF squatter sorer-
eighty as advocated BY Douglas and Islrh contend
ing that the Territory possessed no Sovereignty.
and recommending the cessation Of agitation and
obedience to the bred Scott decision.
Without concluding, he gave way &c a motion for
an executive session; after which the Senate adj
jOurned.
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RAr1RoAn scHEpuLns.

AAsHvlLLs AND CHATTANOOGA R4uB0Ap.
Leave Nashville at i05, a. M and at s, p. n
arrive 1t 10 4 m assG - ,. IN
LbO-h halAs connect At Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
NIGHT.
I1he night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains on the East Tennesses
aud Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect 1T hartrace with trains
on the Shelbyvii.e branch.
THE day tras5i from Nashville CONNECTS ~ z NJ
lahoma witathe train On the AcMinaville and
Manchester road
THE dav train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains en- the Winchester aud
Alabama read for Salem and EayettevIle.l
TENNESSEE AID ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at q. mi, and 2.55 p. m.
Arrive at 9a, a. H., and SEQ, p. m.
I.fq1svrLIE AND NAsHvnI1 RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 7:is a. M, and z.3s p. 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 3:37 a. NJ. ana 5:36, p m. The evening
train brings the mall
EDsEFHID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m
Arrive az 10. a. N.
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GOLD PENS
The hest article. For ssleby JOHN YORK a CO.
HasuT
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gExy. r. SHIELDS a co.

Auclion, Commission and storage
warehouse.
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jsuI-d&wIl

influence over Consumption and Bronchitis unparalleled in Medic
Practice aTreng the cough healing and strengthening the
lungs promoting expectoratoD and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the first dose. Price 81.
jan J. 10 G. BROWN.
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cnERaKEE REmEDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.

WE ask The afflicted o either which DO you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded RON Nature
0wn Remediesoue which viii speedily and Prominently cure
you the compounds heretofore used, win All their
and dtauE eject together with the loahsue diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The |Chernkee Remedy il Natures Snecdc for aonor
ra- Gle Gravel. Structure, Fuor Abus whites In Femal)
and all diseases % the Urinary Organs curing these diseases By
natural laws after all OTHER preparations have ed; and one
Of Heavens best rcies to offending mn Instances could be
produced Of its effects, which woCld stagger creduy
The preparations heretofore used have aile1 but
this been fal. Happily for
kind, the Governor Of the world Father Who acts, not
70 XII, but 10
In mercy appoint Medicine tela dreadful diseases
which when tan quickly s n all parts Of the system attacks
the disease post and with fidelity and courage huy
admirable gv It 7eHt uHuit has completely expelled e
ou the body, aid restores the unfortunate patient to oraer
health and vigor.
This Hemedy" strikes a. t very root o. the disease; ts ten
deucy not simply to suspend the poison but 70 remove The
cause which ii depends
N ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire ab
OF all taste smell L lay in the count
the toilet table without being suspected
Kennedy" for secret diseases.
treateon Yenefa diseases, with f1ll directions Tor ther
permanent accompany each bottle
s Sold by al respectable DRUGGISTS AMI dealers 10 ned
ciaes- POTTER & MEkNlNs Sole ProrTietor5,
St. Louis, 10.
Sold IN Nashville a. wholesale by Berry pemovs mi ~
ing Pendson, az retail bg W Hendershot and All Drug
gists everywaers. decf-ltgs y inside
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- A Word of Warming.

~ a Word of WaTning.---
49, There is netting despieable than stealing
the reputation Of reliable srele to impose upon community
inferior and worthless and yet Il is often done FIFTEEN
gears ago Hmstree Co introduced lair Restorative un-
der the name Of Iniitsbe HAIR COlorngn Its wonderful re-
storaive properties ade Immediately popular and aud
bald heads we're lie become thing the past. when theeoun
try was flooded with limitations, the Of which not only
useless but absolutely injurious Tie original Freearon e
scientific c05inafioR made with oil and stima ang spirits,
aGordng an agreeable hair wash while all The limitations are
made with water making the hair harsh. dry aud irzzy re- ur-
ing after dries the oil wash look decenty.
We would therefore advise readers buy nothing but the
original Himita5ls Rtr CoJoriag Re0rdtfoe, Which Is
reliabe-7Foy Bhig.
Price City cents s bottle. Sold everyFteEe
We HAGAN q CO., PropHeloFs, TrOy,E.Y.
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Nrr YORK. Jan. ii.llol assliaei 5Bio eena sale. SO
barrels. l5e5 p csra4ii New Pork 10 ls 1sss aun,
Aaaio7 HAsg $ he ipPipg Lis reports Gotten bus
in limited e pre7oas sales Of thsse days 2o1o bals.,
ioiiias us saar arns rebscso sieaiy Naa,ss qust
Rsishi on Gotten . Lrsrpias is17 e Esasgsen Lsadsa
sea Fsanel t,s8s 90 seelhsrn bins saadaat AID un
settled.
eidisA1l Jan 7 Fio1r dHl, sales COO bss At ss 4o
Whisky sl9alf Corn Arm ss56, Gro,srs Pro,isoB ~,
Hoss, dun ard unchanged.
Nav oHEz.Ss, jan li-Cossou sales day $500 bales.
prices irregular. Bzchange LonSn 7 9; on bin Idns
ss61( New York Ezsy dy I'M sssf discount; sight x
discount.
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From Mexico

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee
with Vera Cruz dates Of the Sth and $4,000 IN spe
Gle has arrived.
The sloop-of-war Savannah sailed for Pensacola
on the 9Th.
The Brooklyn was at Vera Cruz, and the sarato-
ga at SACRIFICES.
Miramon took several places on the Pacific, but on
his return to the Capitol, the Liberals recaptured
them.
The PicqBs,e's correspondent says the Presidents
message on Intervention in Mexican affairs was well
received by the Liberals
It is reported that the British minister intends re-
moving his Embassy to Vera Cruz and recognizing
the Juarez Government
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ceeros.Vs beard Of le following sassof Cotton to-day.
ssbalss At sssg.55 and Is7 ats5lc.
Tbs New Orleans Crescent Of hs 4h ins. IN its Taik on
Change" says;
The accounts from TIE West altogether fan Arctic rhaac-
ter. All The tributaries * the great Mississippi are bacre
closed up T icei AMI o. cgurc must usiefs
weather before talk lively Of ana business
great levee and landings Stocks Of Fzrous kinds OF
western productions ample for the immediate demand Taera
are specnaye tendencies apparer which may an id
rancson 81 aost every altieieoi western rroluCe-
Ihs receipts Of Cotton expected fan OF from the ship
ping points Mississippi river me estimated receipts at
tbs port deemed conclusive at two MILLIONS Of bales provided
Red river should be relieved Of t Interruption navga
ticn.
have aceo1nsot several vessels having grounded lately
a aooat one that The the channel filled R aad con-
rnued fer weeks and moutbs.
The New Orleans Price crat Of te 7h gives tia ioi oR
lag comparative prices Of Cotton ia that city at that date ID the
following years
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EDnERoLs, Jan. l0.-The Indiana Democratic
State Convention meets here at zen O'Clock t0-u0r-
row.
There Is an unusual crowd of delegates already
here. Every county in the State is represented.
and several counties send two sets of delegates.
\ greatly embittered feeling prevails between
the Douglas and Administration Democrats, and a
stormy time IS anticipated.
Senators Bright and Fitch and Bigger, Of the T..
S Treasury Department. arrived last night.
No preliminary meeting viii be held tonight as
has been the custom.
The meeting Of the delegates was held at the Ma
sonic II all this evening. which was addressed by
Ex-Governor Dunning, Gov. Willard Col. May, Cor
don Tanner. Esq, and others. From present indi-
cations the Douglas men have the majority.
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From Kansas.

LEAvEywORTH, Jan. l0--The Territorial Legisla-
ture remains in StaH quo, and it is probable that no
business viii be transacted by either wing until the
opinion of the Attorney General, which has been
called in requisitiOn by Gov. Medary, be had
the subject Of an adjournment
The alleged reasOn of the majority for quitting
Lecompton is the insuiiclency Of the aecomnoda-
tions. but settled antipathy exists to that place
on the part Of the Republican members on ae-
count of former associations
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New Yoex January l0y-The Pemberton Mills, al
Lawrence, Mass, fell to day, burying six hundred
persons in the rains 1t is supposed that there are
at least two hundred killed, A great many have
been taken out.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Jan. ll.-Just before midnight
while the extricatOH Of the victims Of the Pember
ton Mills was progressing a fire broke out in the
ruins The mills were a smoking mass of brick
mortar and human bones. Probably zoe person.
persisted in the flames
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1860.
Fresh Garden Seed

EWTE are now IN receipt Of 4 complete stock Of Ian
w BRErHs Gansn sleis os he growth q Ice. ineudns
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Lntest rom NYaslsinrlon .

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.-Col. summers command
viii furnish forces for spring operations agains
the depredations Of the Indians on the Sante F,
mail route. Johnston's Utah command viii be or
dered to Arizona in the spring.
In the Senate Mr.. Lane introduced a bill to in
crease the salaries of Judges IN Texas.
The proceedings in the House were unimportant
Two ballots were had for Speaker. FIRST ballot
Sherman los Hamilton 60; Gilmer Is. Davis 4, Flor
encc 8, scattering Is necessary to a choice IL
Second ballot sherman lO6 Hamilton 20, GilmeI
20, Davis 8, scattering II.
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Conveption oF "a soldIcre

Col1Dnus Ohio. Jan. lO-Oyer a hundred old
soldiers Of the war Of Sl2 met in convention.
Much attention was shown Them They attended
the Senate and House to-day by special invitation
resolution was passed to vote for no candidate for
the Presidency who was not known friend to the
pension bill.
Col James Collier, Of Steubenville, and G. f.
Lewis, Of Cleveland, were appointed delegates to
TIE Chicago Convention.
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BosroN, Jan. 9.-The Jackson Democratic Club Of
this city celebrated the anniversary Of the battle Of
New Orleans by banquet at the Revere House.
The responses to the t0asts were by J. II. Wright,
n. Capen. Il. W. Bishop, Ex-Gov. Wells, and the
Hon. y. W. Johnston Of Ne, Col John T. GEORGE
Of n H., w. B. Sayleg, of r. L. DR.. Bartette, of n
T., and others. The affair was highly successful
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Mills BUsHY OFERATRG.-The Rockville (Ctl
RspaJican says the American Mills, of that village
are running night and day, to supply orders from
Virginia for a certain kind Of cloth for military
uniforms
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FRANEFoRT, Ky, Jan. lo.-The Democratic State
Convention met yesterday, David Merwether Chair
man. Every county was fully Represented. Tie
following delegates were elected to the Charleston
Convention R. X. Williams, C. A. Caldwell. John @.
Mason, and d. p. White.
The Committee on Resolutions made two reports
jority and miHOrity-bOth Of which indOrsa
the bred Scott decision and express the choice OF
Kentucky for Guthrie It's nominee for the Presi-
dency. The majority report indorses Buchanan
the minority report declares for Douglas popular
sovereignty doctrine, and deprecates the application
to Congress for legislation in favor Of slavery.
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ApvANcE OF LgERIA-An unusually large NUM-
ler of the people of the Liberlan republic are nov
on visit to the United States preparing themselves
c,,. extended usefulness on their return. Among
49, NAV he named VIM. II. Falbeck and W. L. Eos
terEthe first Of whom is a Libcrlan by birth, the
latter by adoption attending the medical course
of Yale College Wu Etsk Burns, q native Llbc-
1ian and son OF BshC Surns, lately graduated from
the classical department of Wesleyan University at
Afddletown Conn. John ". Clarke also TO the ma
nor born is studying dentistry Van Nj. DAVIS
formerly of Phadelphia, is reading law al orces-
fer Mass. Ihos. n. Chester, wen known 20 me
citizens of Pennsylvania. is canyassing subscribers
rs his neat paper the N1r OF Liberia, puollsheu NJ
Ncnrovia. lie lately made an address IN fhiadel-
phia on his adopted coUntry-from the report OF
which we make the following extract;
lie gave a glowing description Of the home OF nus
ADOPTION and STATED many facts both important and
interesting. 10 the co.ored people. lie said, among
other things, that the republic is fast developing lis
social liyil and political advancement Planting
the coloay was no new scheme. but il had demon
traged the fact that the coored people capable
of seIf-government Established under the most
embarrassing circumstance. it has become an in
Jeppndent nationality. I care not from what part
OF the world the sons of Africa may come they are
free arh safe under The flag ef our nationality. IL
must ~ be thought that Liberia is a paradise, nor
as unwholesomc as Botany Bay. 5It is neither the
one nor the other but under the lone star the stan
dard Of morals Is high and all the continent of Aii
ca is the Iiberian's field of laEor Until within .
few years past the BACK nag OF inc pirate coursed
along the liacrian shore for five hundred miles bUt
II one should be caught i'm Liberia now he would be
hung after a few minutes for prayers. FORMERLY
the coast of Liberia afforded more victims 20 the
slave trade than any other part of Africa, but now
we have schools and scminarios of learning. and
churches have been erected, whose spires indicate
that we reverence the supreme Being. Palm oil,
camWoOd and logwood are now substituted for
slaves in the commerce of the country. Liberia is
more an agricultural than a commercial country
but there are are several articles which shipped
from there such Is cotton. which IS taken TO Eng
land ard Afterwards sold in our markets here.
Az AocgrrAnrE Cukrs7sIts GrrT--Rev DR.. BE.
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ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising. There is
an abundance Of ice. supposed 20 be from the Mis-
souri,
The Osase and Casconale reported to be at Coed
height
The tributaries of the Mississippi above Grand
Tower. are high and rising.
1t is presumed that the Grand Tower gorge is
broken or is breaking
Mercury IG degrees.
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% Revenue CoIlecfor.

We authorized to announce VIZ 3. YoUSa Of Whites
Greek candidate STATE County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
! ianJ-tfe
care authoezed to announce R. D7aKE as candidate
State County Collector for Davidson county
/ the ensuing March election. ian3-tds
We are authorized and requested E. WHIT
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson
| ty at the ensuing March election. jan3-te
We are authorized to announce JAMES PEAT candidate
for State Coanty Revenue Collector for Davidson ooanty
| st the ensuing March election jan3-df
We authorized and requested to announce JNo A. MILES
as candidate for Revenue Collector Davidson county, the
/ ensuing March election. dec3O divide
We are authorized JOEL A. BATTLE candi
date for State and cOuu Revenue Collector for Davidson
county jan1-ie.
wsare authorized to announce Q1scY C. DraROrs as can
dda;s State and County Revenue Collect fr Davidson
equity. dee3l-ts
Revenue Collector Davidson county, the ensuing March
elections
We are authorized to announce P FoRT candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, the ensuing March
election. tDecaO tde-PGB
Weare authorized announce AorON YouSa candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized to ". E. CAKTwMGHr
County Collector for Davidson
Comfy the ensuing March election. dec2I-tde
We authorized and requested to ROBERT Pow
candidate FOR Revenue Collector Davidson County
the ensuing March election. dec21-tde
We authorized aud requested ANDREW GREao
RY as candidate Collector for the comfy OF Davidson,
at the ensuing March election.
Dec97. tde*
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, as eandi
date County Revenue Collector nvion
ty. q, the ensuing March election.
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IKE RiTArs.-.We have received from the pub
fishers Messrs J. B. LHFScorF 4 Co. Of li-ilaaei-
phia, The Rivals; A Tale Of the Times OF AARON
Buzz and ALEXANDER HAMILTON, By Hon 9AAk
OIzaEzs.a We have notyet read it, but propose 70
speak Of it when We do. It is fer sale BY Aesars.
". Z. BERRr d Co.
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Fer Revenue Collector.
We are authorized to announce JOIN A. SHUTE candidate
for Revenue Coetor at the ensuing March election jau19
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CANDIDATES.


Fe4rl aalhoraesto aaaoaace ild g BhiAA ealdiiate
Tor attorney oeasrf0g tie "a. gadsa cleait elfaeins lie
ccupsssof Summer. williamson ana Davidson. Elseoa next
msy osa3 IA
We are auhorasi to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of VIII
iason county as candidate for Attorney Generals for the ju
Gical Cuit composed Of lecounslss Of williamson Davidson
aad suuser 3atla. a.
suanzr ASA candidate Aornsy General Of this, le 9
Juslrs Obcu anposd Of the eounaes q williamson, David
ssn and sau-rr
Hsare auihor'r % announce Jas b. RAISES Esq,
ndidasesz The noe OF Attorney General Tor the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit composed OF the counties 81 Hiilson, sunnsr
aud Davidson l5loctionin May, 1853.
Weare authorized to announce s. L. FINLEY, o. Davidson
ooanty, candidate @ Attorney General Of he 9Th Judsea
Circuit. Election, sls5, 1866.
oot9, 59te
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DrScaNN0S. Pa. Jan. l0.-The extensive Nail fac
tory. owned ana conducted By Fisher, Morgan &
Co., Of Philadelphia at Duncannon, 10 miles above
Harrisburg was destroyed by fire last night The
main building. containing 80 machines. is tota
wreck, and 500 persons are thrown out Of employ
ment loss about 25,000, and Is fully insured ii
Philadelphia.
The water wheels. dam and the Pcnnsyyani,
Railroad bridge are safe.
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THyE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company viii
please that At the January Meeting OF the D
rctors OF Company, Dividend Of per for the pas
six months, was declared and made payable demand.
ianII-d2T JAS. II KENDRICk, Secy.
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LOOK HEREE

RARE CHANCE
TO MAKE MONEY.
N the purchase of HAND MACHINE for the Mauuias-
4 D ture of TAPERS CIGAR LIGHTERS Any person,
Male Female Young Old work this Machine and with
perfect 5000 Tapers per day By investing small
capital any person lucrative business il applied
to-day at jones Hotel, the Suspension Bridge
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