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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
WIDE-AWAKE
DEMONSTRATION !
Friday Evening, November 2.
THE LINE OF MARCH

VIII form Sixth street, right resting on Broad
way, spaying wCstwardly; down Broadway to
Front. along Front to Main, and cOuntermarch on
Front and Broadway tn Fourth out Fourth to
Smith, up Smith to Fifth our Fifth to Mound, up
Mound to Eighth, out Eighth g. Freeman, up Free
man to RichmOId, up Richmond to Cutter, up Cut
ter to Liberty, out Liberty to Vine, down Vine to
Thirteenth. out Thirteenth t. Main down Main TO
Eighth, out Eighth tn Elm, countermarchng round
the Park TO Vine, down Vine to Fifth-street Mar
ket space, and diSmiss
THE CITIZENS AXE REQUESTED TO ILLUL'
INMATE ALONG THE LINE OF MARCH.
The citizens Of each ward are requested to have
their BASKET OF PROVISIONS at the HEAD
QuARTERS II their respective wards by FRIDAY,
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, WITHOUT FAIL.
All citizens, IL is hoped will contribute literally
for the HOSPITABLE ENTERTAINMENT OF
QUE GUESTS
Lunch will be served at seven O'Clock P NJ, in
the magnificent Hall ofthe Catholic Institute, the
Mel0deon Hall, the Flrst-ward Headquarters aud
the Second-~ard Headquarters. The committee
will be ready at these to receive provisions at
any time after Friday, nine O'Clock A M as we'll rs
at the Headquarters of the respective wards. PRE-
PARE YOUR BASKETS EARLY
The Committee of Arrangements desire that Ward
Committees report to them as soon as prac ticable
WILLARD p. ST0MS,
ROBERT HEDGER,
D. w O. SHOCKLEY,
Il WASSENICH,
WIN PENS NIXON,
EDWARD f. MOVES,
X DELAVAN MUSSEY,
nol-b Com. Of Invitation and Arrangements.
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kE 4 WnNIpER bTiTt tECIvERY OF,

10 MtNpERn Eub b,x z ECJVERH OF
August, 1859. had 81 len from ny table halfset
of silver spoons worth $40 and had given no all
hOres lever n ding them, until last prii, when
bad IN interview With MISS TENNESSEE CLAF-
LIN, now residing al 37I SXth-st Cincinnati, o.,
while she ard her rarcnts were stopping at nv Hu-
tel. When she told me the name Ofthe person who
10 them, and ais said that she would cause them
ca he r'tuTn' to me aud last July the same spoons
were brought hscs, but by whom | am not able to
say. They had been out Of my possession about
year. l. q, EDISON,
Proprietor Western Hotel.
GALLON. O. October l3 1850 Oc9I- f
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NEW aDV Ok llohi "a r.N >,

Az n w al ON 4 40 d "a elm y,
HDAP BILkN
DELAND & G0SSAGE'S
"a & 70
WEST FOURTH-ST.
t1o
DRESS SILKS
At an immense sacrifice Willie sold at 3fJ4, 3zH,
as, so, 62%, 65, 75, So, 30 cents, and ST.
the greatest bargains ever offered in this market.
CL0AKS! CL0AKS! CLOAKSl
Bargains Bargains!
We have on hand all the most fashionable styles
tf Cloaks worn.
Fine Cloth Arabs,
With and witt out sleeves, richly trimmed.
FINE CASTOR BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs.
zoUAVE ACKETS,
Greatest novelty Of the season, beautifully trimmed
with Gold and VeNet.
BTOche ShaWls, Wool ShaWls,
= IT H Il IL a .,
AND
FAIL AND WINTER SHAWLS !
Cheap SILKS FROM AUCTION !!
s1N s' AsriE A. 9Rd So 80 S Is cent, and 81,
PARIS WOOL DRESS GOODS,
Plain, Brown and Blue Yelvets.
TURIN BROCADEs,
IN Brown, Blue and Green,
The most desirable G iods Of the season.
TINTED MERINOES,
AtS0 Worth 81.
GARTA PLAlDs IN CHOICE CoLORs.
COHIPEIGNE REPTTS,
In Chintz Colorings-Entirely New STYLES
VO l. II u r N o = Il RIP ES,
At 1SA and 25 cents,
Something new, for Travelling Dresses
BENFREw PLAIDS, for Childrcn-scotch styles
PARIsIAN HEAD-DRESSEs.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S MOROCCO AND
GOLD BELTS.
Rich assortment of
ZEPHYR WOOL HOODS,
MARIPOSAS AND SONTAGS.
Ladies' and Children's Wooden Basques, new styles
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
LADIES', GENTS AND CHILDRENs
UNDERVESTS.
large variety, and hest styles manufactured.
BLANK KETS, &C.
Large assortment of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BLANKETS,
At 80 so, "a, "a so and s..
CHILDR EMS CRIB BLANK ETS,
AtS1 25, 81 so. 81 rs and 81.
DELAND & GOSSAGE,
"a and 76 West FOurth-street.
lnu2l
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U-- PAI4NER'S VEGETABLE cos
49, METIC LOTION is the king of all RENE.
dies for the OF Pimples and other eruptions uf
the face Tetter the hands and other parts Of the
person Salt-rheum Fry sipeas Diseases ufthe alp,
Old Sores, wherever located; Itching Eruntions Of
all kinds Scaly EruptOns of all kinds, BARRIERS
Itch, RingwOTms, Chilhlaius, Fever Blisers, the
StnRs Of Bees, the Bites of Musquetoes, Feas, &c
also. the Bites of Poisonous Reptiles-indeed every
kind of Cutaneous disease.
7HF EVIDENCE Examine my Circulars and
nearly thirteen years, proving that II has cured in
numberlrss cases that have bafled the skill Ofthe
most eminent physicians.
Messrs Ansnl Baker & CO., New York write re-
sprCtrg PALMER'S VEGETABLE COSMETIC
lotion, under date of July lS 1859:
can acquaintance of ours has been cured by il OF
Eczema on both legs and feet, after having been
pronounced iDcurabie by physicians in and out of
the hospital TIE writer has also been cured of the
same trouble after having tried every thing he
could think Of for eighteen months"
Are yOu troubled with any kind Of disease of the
skin? This otion il offered to you with the assur-
ance thai i is the great sovereign remedy for every
such affictiOn. Prepared only by
No. 80 West FOurth-st.,
And for sale by Druggists generally. oc5
u GREAT CHOIOR OF RIBBONS.
Our new assortment is not equaled by any other
in the city; and what is more essential, the
LOW PRICES.
J. LIE BOUTILLIER BROS,
ocl4-x 80 West Fourth-st.
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EOO LBS. FRESH PRESSED, IN
OOO half and 10. pSgs.;
100 lbs. fresh powdered. in cans, for sale by
GEO. M DIXON, Druggist,
mol N. e corner Fifth and Main-sts.
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R~uOthOS renovated and repaired, 10 W. Sixth.
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M ESs MACK 1IACKER-
Mess nsekerel, new and very fine. Also, 20 kits
and hsltkits nItlk No salmon. Fer sale BY
oc2s SyoamoTe-st.
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Garbage Proclamation!

TIE Law WILL BE ENFORCED
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IA from hne TO first class For sale low,
NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
ocl6 ~ and 70 Walnut-st.
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4OUO Try on hand FOR saie by
NIXON, OHATFIELD& WOODS,
ocis ~ and 20 Walnut street.
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Auction Sale
UNCLAIMED PACKA GES.



The Adams Express Company
ETTLL SELL on Saturday, My g. 1890 by sustion, to IA
w highest bidder Opay cost and hsrges unless previously
allied for, the following packages, 70 VII;
Mis-. H. shaw. y L.ssgo5, tssg Co. % 5S Do;
Cincinnati @ D Meaders care, NaEhvile;
Greenfield & Paterson
Augusta Henry Latimer NashvIlCi
Cairo, J C Harris, Nashville;
Memphis, Dashell, Nashville
New York, Robert Porter, do
Ridley, Cazevilei
PhiIadelpha, W Hancock, Lebanonf
New YO4, W L Robinson, Chestnut Moundi
Philadelphia, n Remington. shelbyville;
New York, Miss susan Lonley, Rranklin;
I Cairo, J Hebrieb's care, Nashville
{. Cincinnati, Graves & Marks Nashville;
Boston, J Allison; n VISTA
RPR Rey, Pulaski,
New York, W Moore, Nashville
Peter Campbell, Murfreesboro;
n Laeke, Columbus
l Box Boston, F. Overdeer, Shelbyvllle;
! CovingtoD, Hugh Finly, Nashville;
/ New York; Livingston, AshWoodi
/ shebyville L B Voolfolk, Nashville;
Cairo, NJ Daley, do
Memphis N Dresser do;
Z. Augusta a B Dresser, do;
New York, Ms Il u Langley
" Williams, West Rcsei
l New York, Geo Shumske, FranElini
/ Vieksburg, Maj A G Grant, Nashville;
81 Columbus, Ohio smith, Columbia
/ Columbus, Ga, n Martin, Nashvillsi
l 6 Augusta, s llleng, LaverRne;
Petersburg W hide, Nashville,
- Kew YORK ] Ceera, do;
l Chattanooga, c Bellfeur, Paris;
New York, 8 Therus, Nashville:
Geo W DaYle, New Middleton
Cincinnati, Miss Barksdaie, ClarksTille;
sheIbyville, John A Middleton ElktOni
Cairo, Z 7 PnFstoD, Nashville;
Albany, Chsatham, do;
Miss FlornOy, Caster Landing, Ark
W Barnes, Alexandria
Wheeling, H Camptelli
Tub Memphis, E D Payne, Nashville
saw Richlnond n Jacker & %, Nashvlllei
l Sack Atlanta, J. g. Faith, Stevenson;
St Louis, Sam Whiteside, Hegberry;
1 8. Louisville, Capas, Nashville
l Bale, New York, NJ u Smith, do
Chest Boston, N Mullahy, do
Trunk, Bristol, J Duncan, do;
Z" Lagrange, II Randall, DO;
l - Cincinnati, Aitzelsnger, do;
l . New York, james LampeT, do
" Cleveland,J Sullivan, %;
l - Shelbyvle, Dennis Dazzling, Nashville
HARDY BRoTHERs, Auctoneers. apr24-dlaT IDS.
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Forsr-slght Monr. in .hs Flrs.
D.r.vrlrs, Ky, M.rsa ., lssa.

DaNVILLE, KY, MarcL Q, iada.
NEsuRs. VIZ. B. DoDBs 4 Co.. CIHcnuATH
GEsrr.-At the time Of the Gre which occurred IN
town on ga February had Of your safes in Cur business
house, containing valuable pap, bzE notes, &C. Ths Gre ee
Cured On ne afternoon Of the a7d and did
safe from the burning ruin tl afternoon ofthe 2i
quenty it vas bared the buning tmbe for about forty
sighthours In cellar directly below where The safe stood
there was considerable lot Of lard, and several casks Of NO
lassss and The safe fell into iof t subjected 70
powerful heat When remozs Ii rubbish from The safe was
ALMOST RED-HOTs win q large bed ofbuiniug ooas
all around IT, Upon pIiang up discovered that IL The ia one
the hinges M been brokers' that the corner Of one o. ne
doors dropped out thereby aoEEga good deal Of heat % Pee
tateas far as the inside doors But as is with the
door down. protested We deem t Cue
you to state further that The outside doors not loeed
they had the door could not have fallen open, even though he
hinge vas broken When opened the safe We found tie pa
Pers, bank noles, &C, ali secure
Very respectfully yours,
Isigned1 g. ". WEIGH &C.
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NASHVILLE TENN SUNDAY MAY 20 1860
.LouisvfIIe and n ashvIlie


FEywO through Ezprss Hassan faT
and Louisville, making CLOS - iI1 Tvbiton SSitv
eS 49, Fails Cleveland, cnennatis &C. Louis, and the
ta 81 after SUNDAY, May tie 0h, 1880 trains will run as
foliOWs ~ ...sr-.
r Ponr Green. Glasgow Junction. and 81 regular stations
en senaIsa BY Gag, and arrive at Louisville at 300 M
Returning leaves Louisville at $40 ~ stopping as above
apd striving in Nashville at 800 NJ
second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays excepted at
40 M stopping above, and arriving in Louisville AZ
2lO A. n Returning leaves Louisville ct $40 A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 2:20 P. M.
Gsatin Accommodation TTaa leaves Nashville daily lsun-
days excepted at SEQ P H. and arrives in Gaatn at 652 NJ
Returning leaves Gaain 7Oe H. and arrives in Nashville
at 500 A III.
Though ticket sale at the Depot for all potts North,
East and West, with many different routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Supt.
Al. FIELD. Gen'l. Ticket AT. mayll-lm
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Great Fire at Danville. KY.
C0NCRETE sAEEs TRIUmPHANTI


NANa-=--i n.y.
Mzsszs. W. B. DoDDs & Co., CINCINNATI
GETaThs Ess purchased from yo1 some time since Eaa
severely tested BY the r in his Plsc and We
happy lay stood the test equal to The rsprsenons
you made when purchased Our store room, in Ehh he
safe stood totally destroyed By the are ard the safe e iDo
the cellar and covered By The burning ruins but upon get
ting and opening found every pspsr safe, not one Of
them scorched deed in any Eay. We take plsare IN
bearing this testimony the sosnt quality Of the es
ufaetured at you sstabliahment. Yours,
fsigned1 T. ]. SHINDELBOWER
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
"a q gs ss&ass
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1850;
Going South.
Leave Nashville AS NJ arrive at Columbia 70J NJ.
Leave Nashville 2:55 N, arrive at Columbia j3j b.
Going NOrths
Leave Columbia 7:3O N, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia !. As P NJ, arrive at Nashville ? NJ
yEI Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
E Charleston Railroad at Decatur a.. 80,
The Evening Train going South eonnecS aI OOlO9 WIN
Train TO Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening going North makes close connection AZ
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and a'e
Nav Nav eth TO Louisville and all Eastern cities But one
-; ,'ay' aS s-,D1a1 W ON. PERKINS,
IaLn AM ~ IL sPRS-y Superintendent.
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To Oarrespondents.

It will save US great deal unnecessary friends
in writing viii bear in mrd the following rules;
AWay9 give the date Post Once county, and se IN she BODY
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from eee to another give
both Offices in full.
II you write on business other Matters write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters communications solicited upon all suen facts
and subjects as may information interest to the public
Anonymous concentrations Of whatever character viii receive
osttenton.
Correspondents should write only upon one side OF the pape
We canuot undertake to return rejected communications
letters should be directed 20 Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietorB
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Signed


MEssEs. ". B. DoBDs L Co., CrscDutIE
DEAR ssTLs safe purchased Of yOu in September last
stood the great Ere which occurred t0En the 22d
February Ienddy had large amount Of notes. rscePti
&C. in il before building burned took the psPes out hut put
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening since he bHnsi
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Tmmense Time sale
OF
PIANOS. MELODEONS, @c'' &c

HARDY BROTHERS. AucAioheeA9'
ON TUESDAY MORRING, MAY 22ds 1S6Os Att oeoeE
- M Commence 2 grand Auction Sale Of hty two mag
ni6eent FEOseEvOOd Pianos MelOGeOns3 S'C,3
d ronnue until the whole stock shall have been cose ~
iutnr the attention Of the public 70 this sale we promise
hb an array instruments, such as has never pois O
beore In 0v Southern city, and this eaterprse Is
rpy 70 make fair Of the Nashville market ior me
Pabog We bave most emphatic orders from the
and coneirnors 70 toe stock without limit OF reserve
Are urthermore authorized to guarantee every
and rly and promise satisfaction TO eyey
bee rst class and range from SIX anu
hslfcave % the and most superb grand aco
aud al from hands Of the best n
vhen It WILDE exposed 20 public inspection.
Terms of sale --All sums six months time, notes wen
pdorsed and payable Of the City Banks All
sefuy packed in original at the Smallest possible cost
S1'-' HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctinneers and Gen'i Agts, 42 Pulie Square
-a1 "a. Nashville, Tenn.
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JAMES LOW g. CO.
AIS Main eet, Louisville, Ky.

HAVE RECETHKD AND FOR SALE
| q CASES super Brown Linen Drill;
| - 2 Z" Fancy do do;
Black Italian Cloth;
" Drab DO Co.
25 g Cottonadss, ted brands;
HiIger's Black Cloth, assorted;
] Doeskn, do;
400 dozen corded border linen HandkerchieE
$50 " Hemstitched do do;
50 Embroidered do do:
/ 50 piees Pout de Sole Silks;
100 Fancy Dress do
]
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. R.
6 @ @ g.

CHANGE OF SCHED UAhs
ON AND AFTER
SGNDAY, APRIL goth, 1S60s
Passenger Trains East and West, will as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A NJ and P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga 1870 P N AID l:45 M'
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O A NJ and 73O P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at P NJ and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route TO Boston, New York.
a Philadelphia Baltimore Washington City RichmOni,
Petersburg, Lyncburg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston'
MONTGOMERY, Menu his New Orleans, &c. .
Both Trans connect Stevenson with Trains on memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic
Through TicKes had any hour application 70
Ticket Agent office Depot, to the following pieces ana
al the following prices, vis: 40 ,-
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NEW FIRM.

TE the undersigned, having entered into PartnsTshP nave
Nv lust fed up opened the store adjoining NJ & & r
bethss e. Church stree Just below the Postofce where We
win Keep constantly hand an extensive assortment oi
Choice and Plain Groceries and Liquors.
,ps, Of country produce &c To which invite the city
1Nu 001H DORMAN, CALHOUN & co.
TWylE highest market puce will be paid At al times Tor AleI
Seed late Red Irish Potatoes, Corn, sheec and IN the ear
OSts Bacon Lard Feathers Ginseng BeeWax cheese Eggs
Butter and Dried Fruit, by DORMAN' CALhOON q w.
Ii kinds OF country produce taken At all times in exchange
~ for Groceries, by DOkMANs CALhOON q W
feh5-dly
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FOR SALE.

TUyHE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected By
Wesley Wheeless with about hirtyeight acres Of land mp
on which it is located offered for sale. The house IS situated
on beautiful hill mile above the city, on the north
ide four hundred yards rom the rver
beautiful grove from which point large
ton the city is full view The mouse contains about sixteen
roons handsomely and conveniently arranged with water
In tbe most motern architectural Style Two thirds Of the land
is covered fRe large forest timber and the we'll
scIatsd for gardening and growing fine fruits portion
which & already set with varieties Of fruit trees, strawberries
NJ Wbeess being located in business Liverpool,
rlsud induces tbs offer Of sale Of his property. Address
s-sgred AZ Nashville who resides and will show the pro-
~ And give the terms Of sale II not previously disposed
n NJ priyate sale the property will be offered the
,rer,ises, on Thursday, eth Of June next
Nashville, Tenn, apis, lS0O'dtds n. HOBS0N.
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Or DOLLAR per Square for the first and FIFTY oErs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with one half the weekly rates
added.
7rGassHt Advertisements ssst % paid for at The time Of
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WHY USE
DR.. J. B0V EE D0DS
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!

DECAUsE for the Of incpient Consumption weak
Lungs Stomachs General Debility, and for purifying
enchng the Blood they absolutely unsurpassed BY any
remedy To be assured Of this is only necessary to make
the trial.
The wine itself Is Of avery superior quaneary double me
strength Of other understanding and nYgo-atng tle
whole system from As these Bers tonic and al
teratve in heirchaacer they strengthen and nvgoTae the
whole system, and give a
FINE TONE AND HEALTHY ACTION
To parts by equalng the circulation, removing obsuc
tons, and producing general warmth.
They excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar to
females, Whers a tonic is required to
STRENGTHEN AND BRACE THE SYSTEM
lady who subject lasstude anne should be with
out them, as they revivifying in their action
will not only but disease and IN tn
respect dOuby valuable to The person, sick WE'LL who may
use them.
For proof Of the truth Of this full particulars and references
persons cured the circular inside the wrapper accompany
ing each bottle
AND ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS, should use
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1asb6iIIe dnIpn an0 5urritau.
paIly es; TrI-WeekIy ID Weekly 81.
&c ID AavertIsIng

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
IN TIRE DAILY.
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.
The Southern Express Company
TgTHE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have en-
tered into partnership, under Tie name and arm
The Southern Express Company fer the vans
action of General Express and Commission bu1ueas andhNF
made aangeenta with the Edggfed ard Kentucky Tennessee
and Central Southern Aaroad Companies % run
Messengers daily these Rosds and prepared %
forward goods an Stations TIE above named Railroads n
charge Of specal Messengers at low Thr Messengers
are provided Iron Safes for he safe transou of mon.
ieHery other valuabes. Bills notes and drafts collected
and prompt returns made.
once at RAINS & BROWNS Drug sto-e, No. 70 PubIe
Square JAMES GLOfAAi
A. r. HOLT,
- -
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Notice TO COnIrnctOrs,
nIOUNT VERNON GARDEN.

yaIs Popular Resorts now open for the season, and the at
Of Nashville invited visit and eEioy It's delight
full breezes and inVgorang Il Is especially inviting 70
oss whose business keeps them in the city during the week.
fine band under the direction Of Prof MULs viii be in at
tendance Sundays whose sacred music will add greatly the
attractions place who aesrs 70 visit the Garden
nav rest assured that perfect order will bemsltaned.
apr2i-dlm F.W CeLLETT. Proprietor.
TO HUILDERSsl
wTF are prepared to do the Tim-EgOOfing and other
M sheet Metal Work necessary in building in The
most SUBSTANTIAL manner, and will for such the
est possibis rates. 7. NJ EUBAEK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Oaice On Church street,
aus-dkW Nashville, Tenn.
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IN TIE WEEKLY.

one ssrare one ysar, sSe-Eaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, will be charged for the excess.
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COAL OIL LAMP s..
VNT just received another supply OF Coal O Lahs
w among which handsome patterns TOT par
Ins ALI 6tte with the Collins burner, which n the lsstimprOVe
et an is mmessursbly superior any other Lamp now oe
fore soness and stesdnessof hae freedom o
smoke simplicity construction, beauty and elegance IN hnh
cleanliness economy. One Lamp will give The hghtoi four
candles and does not much The Oil We have i'm
ported TO burn in Lamps clear, beautiful article free
rom any offensive ordor grease spot when spills upon
carpet or clothing, and will not explode - -
RAINS, BROWN CO,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No 10 Public Square,
nari9-g Nashville, Tenn.