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&naU Atarux

tAYErIEVIILE, Ark, Nov IA snow storm
visited this place yesterday, covering the ground
VIII snow. u commenced about noon and v.s
SUI failing iast night, with every prospect Of IN
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Marrow Escape Of senator Deuxlss and

NoSrsosEsY, Ala J Nov 2-The deck Of Ii ,
stamer virginia gave way tonight, while ssns-
marks 20 tbe stsembiage he, with the crowd.
was Precfpitased below, bat proyldentially none
were burt. Mrs Douglas reid on 70 the aide rail-
ny ana was rescued uninjured. Both returned
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Serisus Asssplt

AtssSr, NY, Nova -Aeout 8 e,c4s~ = tAi.
morpl2g, lawyer q shis caty named Job P>rcs,.
entered the premises kept by John Craner,d "A -
lent assault upon him, throwing a hsnSs. -
Seoseh ssan IN his reyes ana theh beating hIm ever
the head with heavy Gaze zsahias three I'd
wpuhds Cfahneid drew revolver, and shot
fsrey censot survive. The quarrel arose oul Of .
Tor The possession Of The pre0lsss occupied Or
= rnneiu. Percy bore q very bad character ssd
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E0CAL-NEWS..

UTHH sraa publishes the List Of Letters
remainisg In the w.hington CITY Post ofhee
under the provisions Of the lAw directing them
to be printed IN the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery OF the ONCE Ie
tOtA daily circulation rs more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lnrnhia - - 60 ~ ~ A1nA =
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The Dr. GiSAGE = The Improvement OF the
sewer drop. wsse thoroughly tesisd TIL morning !
The drop at the corner of Seventh stxeet and TIE
Avenue received the torrent descending nom the
northern ridge, and prevented the overflow a the
street. 10 Attracted much attention thls morniny
and was his oily approved by mechanics ; : -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

WE UNDERSTAND that Prof. Marini intends to
open dancing academy in Georgetown about the
middle Of the present month Keep a look out
for bis advertisement = = go - : Alt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03
The LATEST NEWS
'-srT ELE4RAPHIC.ss 's1
Sssthern PslisieaI Ms~s,.s

NonroLK, Nov. 2-The Opera Houss ~,s
Sov,,nor Vs. No. w!. 1872, a~ mgs, ~, 70 bar en-.
Yoes ssppss sse. tbe sodience fisIng upon 0eir
fso, waving their hats, and giving long and ool-
unusescbseus Ne made one Of s6e most power
, and TIE q Prihcess Annes reservations. -
- s. iqsn ned the otRApizatioar Of ninute<D-s
gnout The STE md denounced - traitors
~ Nto would mot stand by The sSeushs on
ne Is.ehs win greet enthusissm - =
a..a se SPAN a Portsmeath on Saiprdsy
ntgn" oest exe'sefheht erisu throus hous fLe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

WMrRHrRsr's GiLLKRY 10 daily -thronged
with people, getting whole size photographs at
50, heretofore sold at IS. Smaller size at 81 so
and duplicate copies at 50 cents. Call at once,
and see his low prices. Lh- ~ 8I4 It#
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AVERY ASTONISHING STOCK 90
1T0oa ~ IL liz OF ,-.taeg- -ar =7ssV
DRY GOOD -
! BIZ RID ETTE

H. ezra --sa.. .a3 il hrs aIo's
Having deferred my largest purchases until re-
Gently, an nov prepared to offer to mr. ntsnds and
the public generally ons ofthe, isfssss std kasst
49, = r G. 01OsDH,S@ hoo t 81
to M&6assay whsvs in Thu. CITY. and at ss1ssI cen
Per ssst s :essfsr than tAoss Wig pdsshf
asya4fexe 4; aa4l' i9 RsILsseI sda1lE 20 -
GOODS and GaRPETfS6ssssI ~ VI D
FineSik Robes n and 9 nounces, -.
Mosfs Antique Sd e. all eoloss, -
SSh n, s!ss. ,ssdSls!,scT il HI "a HA4BT o
large and superior stock Of BLACK SILKS,
some e low a 61h cents per yard. A few pieces,
WY nus ana heayy, ~ III. s.tClfA| .EAFt4l
! 49, - tHt r-I - .s.e 7Es'' -
SILK AND woRsrED GOODS. I'D
bss to call the special attention Of the Ladies' to
Figured French Merlnos, ,'..t5 I'd, y -, 81
ID. do. Mousseline Delsinea, .1.Ef
Plaid DO. do do -
English Popins, ali colors = s-5 So . 80 ~
Plaid Valenciasa -. = y r. 49, 49,
In Tlish Merinos, all colors, 5gr - ~, ,'1lY r.
80 pieces OF grey Poplins, and other textures Of
G0G ,, 70. T.ayshng Dresses. some very good at
q F.....-"
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THE RAIN this morning among other things
prevented all outside auction sales.
on, How 1T ssswsiIA. oddsFsllow., Hall.

PsRsoN.. afflicted with the, Fever and Ague
shOali rot spa either time trouble or ex pouse so
procure Dr HoSisttsr's Cs!s6yafed BittsrS, whose
saas 6ss als ns%
shor space OF time by this dreadful ours, whose
saa 9Sss sks ssi
snnken, with death staring them In the face this
asi2 were from the mouth Of the grave None e cam
knOw Its true value until they have tested II When
aT5s haze Rs qe ssvs 1Sss sd
t t the weston and Southern parts should INTRO
soid By dsassist. t and dealers Generosity every
WhereslE .aiaC ~ .EiH : -ys-i--~ oc Sl-eoSt
wrsrxRs Barsax' OF WIN cHKasY,, -. -
iCwp Bronchial AGsettons and ale Dfstdses Of the
From the Bo,ton Evening Traveller, Jauuarys.
10 psrhaps but s,nPss act Of Justice to the
this NE
sewers cough OF four months continusnce, by the
ass 5ns san and q lends and &C,
Il Of great service in sel Ieving them of severe
a and al breathing with which they
None genuine unless signed I. BurTs on the
i, R5f fs y s. "; FswlsS g., Be.tas, and for
g. stott- jetu soa,saiss. Marin Palmer, wasii
inston; and by dealers everywhere. 100 5o-IwIta
HoMxorArHrc REMEDIES
ALI q; Do Hunphreys 81 Co.'S specific Ho-
use, i'm boxes, 81 . and % Cents osc r. Also,
In cases containing - walls, from 81 to Si
sachi with hook Of full directions. For sale 81
n .ssnia 9e ~ w4leisS ssl
also ky r. b, Winter, coser OF Wassachusetts ava,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, PoadS ExI,aet of Wi,eA
Hasa, for internal and external lahammatiOns OF
AZ Klnas' sou - s.oxs 4 > z q masH
HoLLowlY's PILLS.
ing Hsdicins. thsss Pills have Fad an astaniskias
SUCCESS sue IN .ysts paIs ., ne siylzsa globe Taey
same In the torra zone or the Artic regions. They
Iosus the pulse and the action Of the heart brace
auo strengthen the relaxed nerves, give tole and
enersy TO the general sy STEM and by re abish-
Irg Vigorous effort OF the vital functions extnguish
the etments ofne laaic holy Cd spris, hues
-gapo1, dc. Sold by all Druggists at go SIC. and
~ PEI oo4 aas ztsEes El-S .1oE go zoe ~ Nv q
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"THEREIs No OssrAeLk 10 HIN WHo Wills .,
Notwithstanding oysters are scarce, Simpson has
his usual ssePiy az prime oysters Call and see
q lVanta avenue F ~ = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

ACENTRAL GUARD-HoUsK CASES Sandy Middle.
ton, (col'd drunk and dsoTdefly; me and costs
81 Is. David TYLER and Thomas Simmons drunk
in the street. do. 81 Is each. Geo. w. blades
drunk, disordsrly, and dpfofane; workhoaseI 81
dawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

sof,es,-D.saios OF csIamSis Aayerti,snsni;'''
10 Se iuserted in.theBxLTr<oRE Sussfe received
At Sad nrwxrdsd from THk' SrAR Oikee.si tssasL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

" COACHES TO UPPER mhRL fBoRoT'a
ALSO, A pAihY LINE IN OF TWO HORSE
q Carrytne the u s. Maj.
The undersigned is now running Daily, (exospt
Snnday.l Four horse Coaohes be- .Syaa-x--
~ cen Washington and Upper Mari
borp and Iwo.horse Coaches be HREf729
tween Washington and Ohsptico, as follows:
Leave the Steamboat Hotei, corner of Seventh
street. and Pa. nit O'clock a. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL o'clock q. m and arrive in
w ASH gton at O. clock, in time TO connect with
the s. ~ p. m. ain for Baltimore. TX
The Coaches are new and commodIOus, the teane
first class in the hands Of careful and accommodate
ing drivers. '-,--o.-9 - - :
Fare to Upper Marlboro ...........SlO 90 81
Way Passengers aad Freight in proportion = :.
% Div JANIS SBORN. Pr0sftetor-
marlboro Gazette copy.)
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APPOINTED Mr.. 8 L, I.osuis, web known a.
aschoOl teacher Ia ths city. has frcesy ed IN D.
roIHtass'ut in the Census bureau, ana consequent,
II i~ssss searhing, - ., = - = = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

The Wheeler Wilson Agency is at No 346
pennsylvania avenue. Pricps range from $50 to
fhety bosses.
Silk, Cotton, Needles, &C.. for sale.
.t -. u. ]. STEER. Agent,
346 Pennsylvania avenue
N.R.-Send for Circular. u &C 25r3wif
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Tag Agress BE- -.iis ana,al iAsi.1ea sas, v,sib,
tais evening at Odd Fellows Halfoaiy.
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How HAVE THE LADIES voTEDl

ELIas HowE, JR, of Boston, who il the inventor
OF the "lock-sti,Sh" used by ths principal sewing
mHchlnes, requires sworn returns u De made to
obi ses them to ray him lilo ense for every machine
sold fne follow ing statement Ia copisd from Mr..
be ssen that WHEELER Il WILSO Ms SEW
ING MACHINE is pr. ferred by an immense ma
lofty OF the ladies' In .Pte Of the efforts vi inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

DOR BOSTON.-The regular packet brig An
devsr hAs q ttiesd and il No y fdi seharg q
ins hsf freight For freigh. or passage apply <Sxe
no 2,st 90 and ft}ikWV Wiz &iH salss,ow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

A--'' NOTICE.
ALL Persona indebted to the estate of nv lats
husband, A II. Young, are earnestly requested to
settle their accounts sOon possible eIther with
MT LW.fLrNNER who 10 authorised to make the
eolectionsJor myself. |--I
+ -. M. A. YOUNG, Administrative, t.
rOl So i St. betw cen 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
lV1 begs leave to inform her former friends, and
ne public generally that she has removed 70 ESQ
be happy to see all who may desire 10 I'VE the St
present and future satisfactorily expained. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

COMMITTED TO JXIL.-Yesterday morning JUS
uce Eagish, acting Mayor, examined the case Of
Michari Grace charged with an aggravated a.
sauh . pom married woman. The evidence eou-
nfned The Charge, and the accused was COM
united 70 jail 10 answer at the ne NJ term Of the
QuarteTlY C0nr.-AIex. Gazrff,, 1880 - \
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAr ,AsTRoLo-
" SIsT AND DocTKEss from EH,Ope-This highly
gifted and LIT bliigent ladyt can be consu ted ON
the Past, Present and Future Ever t.. Cal at No.
400 Eighth ST., between u and IL, Washington. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

RETURN OF THE SCIENTIFIC CORPS Most az
the scientific gentlemen attached to the Smith
soniaa Institution, who have been upon expedi-
tOns Of various kinds connected with science aud
the destgR Of the Institution, are now returning
and resuming their labors in this city. OF those
who have returned within a few days are Dr.
William simpson, in charge of the collectonof
shells and cfuseAcea; Mr.. GILL; fishes and repttiea.
and c. Drexler, taxidefmiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

JUsr THE THING I'VE are indebted to Messrs
Taylor q hsafy Tor budget of household and
once cOnveniences = indispensables, we might
ssy-in the shape OF nicely put up bottles Of adj
hesiye mGeilage, prepared glue, (Spalding's,)
lndelioie ink, (Daniel's,) with metallic-b0xed
brushes and dainty quill pens TO match ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

LAEcxNY-L.ast. night Lieut.. MeHenry, aud
some Of the guards, arrested a colored mar
named VIM. Adams. in the stable az Joseph C.
q Kennedy, where he had made a desosnt upon 4
lot OF articles and removed them TO the ntI,
stable Of Mr. KeywoTth. de was taxa and Sc
cured until this morning. when be was committed
70 Jail by Justice Dom. A black cloth coat was
found upon him, which was supposed to be stolen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

OSE OF THE vEHY Bxsr family papers In the
country, to wit, rhs Weekly Star, full usual
airy reading, Is now counter ready for de-
livery to toe public. 1t Is just the paper above
all others for citizens and strangers sojournIng IN
the National Metropolis TO read on Sunday or to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 % per snRum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged. -fll. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

EOR RENT-In Georgetown, two frst-class
HOUSES, situated on West street, one CON
rooms complete Apply to H. l.. OFFUTTt No
- High St, g GEORGETOWN oc tlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

hARkRT TuIEvEs Last night marketer
named Padgctt. attending the Center Market. was
robbed Of about twenty thirty pounds Of butter,
q number Of chickens, ducks, &c IL was sup
posed that the Mulberry was perpeirated by vaga.
bond colored fellow who has been loshng about
the market place for some time past, and warrants
were issued Ter asearch Of his places Of resort -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03
H ( ala1. DOUBLE THREAD eh72.5 --'
BOudOlr Sewing Machine.

THE UN9ERslsNED 1cARPENyER AND
4 BUILDER ohers his servIoes TO the public OF
6eors etown, Washington. and vicinity, and wi |
ooptrsct for OF superintend the instruction. Of
spubuc and private buEdings. Plans and; specif-
espons van Be furnished st short nofios. q hoe
snn mp On ~, SonEress e GeorTetown, iumsdists-
20 q anee n r,a Henry wiNsATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

PosrPoSkp--The lecture that was to have been
delivered this merning by Professor n enry before
tue washington Teacher Association, at the
Smithsonian Institution, was postponed until next
Saturday morning, at IL O'Clock ON aceonat Of
the unfavorable weather, and the consequent slim
attendance. rs4..- cfr. 30 - q J. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

FITTING uP.-Hainmsck's capital resauran
tWiliard's Hotel block, Pa. av y is undergoing
thorough renovation In the way OF wall paperl ny,
painting, &c, &c, though II was previously az
neat and stylish as any other similar establishment
In the country. We hear, too, that he In greatly
extending his facilities 10 insure that he will at
all tim-s have on hand whatever the w Washington
gourmet can possibly call for eatable or drink
able; as well as his arrangements for serving his
guests elegantly and promptly. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

TIE ALARM or FIRE LAST NIGHT was caused
by the burning Of the roof Of the back building
Of house In u street, between Thirteenth and
work with a little yard Lose, which they at
tscbrd To the Potomac water hydrant next door,
and succeeded in distinguishing the flames before
serious damage was done. The house WIS unoc-
cupied and the rational inference is that the fire
was the work Of an incendiary. The value of
having Potomac water convenient In illustrated
by the eItingnishment Of this fre thus readily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

RosBsRY.-Yesterday afternoon d baker living
on Capitol Hin, having oceasion to 20 to AleIan-
dria to purchase hour, left his shop In chafge of
journeyman In his employ After short time the
fellow rushed into the house, and Informed the
bakers daughter that a Deighbor had just been
nearly burned TO death By the explosion Of a fluid
lamp, and requested to see her before she di ed.
The young lady instantly left, and ran in great
haste 70 see Der friend, and found on her arrival.
that she had been hoaxed. She fastened home
and discovered, too late, that the jodfaeyua bad
broken open boz, containing the sum CT $50
and a valuable gold watch, which he had apprO-
priated and len for retreat outside of Wssh.
ington ga. 0+l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

CENTER hARKET-The market space was pretty
fully occupied by the usual dealers up 70 one
O'clock to-day, and the stock hand was as large
as ususl, with quite variety Of new articles be-
ginning to appear About four O'Clock in the
morning the rain poured down In torrents and
the market thoroug hfares Were flooded and every
one was exposed To the rain. The old market
sheds were no security, and umbrellas were Of
little uss, while the wuter poured down into the
gangway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

A I -" TAKE NOTICE. t.-- --aa.
ALb Persons indebted to tho late FIRM of LAG
Ell &c DODS0N are requsstsd to speedily pay
the same, and all having si.ns azaInst the rim
VII please as soon - possible hand them in for
Mf. j. X. CARPENTER has bsen employ ed a. col
iector OF debts due. Those who do nat call at the
store OF the late firm ~ Market Spaoe) will be
called on Ly Mr.. Csrpent Il, who 10 author 2ed to
settle aud receipt the .accoants. --
ss..s gst WILLIAM H. -Cl.AGETT,
oc So-eo3ts 4; T. sc- ...s. Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

tO1ANOS. MELODEONS. VIOI.INs Guitar.
Acooroeons, Tsmborinei 10. 40.
oem ana p, IOHS 2 Fills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-03

IN -.L7-D MRS. NJ. SIISON - =
Informs her numerous frIelds and the public gen.
orally that she is now establi shed at her New "a
Store, No. III Bridge street. Georgetown,0
two doors above the Old stand, where uSy be *
RY DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. and EMBR OF D.
ERiES, at the very lowest market prices. -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
vEsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial Light
~ TIE W0Lp.

FEVRIs GAS geneaed from Pure Coal Oil, and Tor elegance
economy safety and simplicity, cannot be Ihe
fixtures in the style the ordinary gas ncres
Its advantages that Is portable gas ign uIFaeo
fo hrlancy cheapness cannez and simplicity and can be
used wherever artificial light required II is easy to regulate
and requires trimming ard no attention. whatever aer
lighting 4 Is perfectly SAFE and JTee IRON sosfo and
has % or smell while burnn The light can re mace 70
burn viii any degree Of hancy By turning soreWs ana pc
increased ustananeousy in volume from that Of endle 70
ten or twenty BY turning valve as in ordinary gas
The fesper Gas fame and fixtures precasey re q !. -
those Of gas but in brIiiaDcy and purity Of lgn,
decided aivanTage coal ges II re45 ~
chimney, thereis need Of daily trimming Of vioE ~ 81
Construction Of the fixture ss1 simple that z Is ot
Of order child manage itreadiiy Als ss
the VeDer fixture generated from pure eoas O. ~
per Oil (which Is Manufactured expressly ioI tus
without anv admixurs Of alcohol or other ioIe5l
and its guppv b unlimited. The fixtures lnense
81 n stvIes 10 sut s tastes from the plain, sing
a The most elegsnt and costly chandelier. Aa1l
ct IN itself; there IS outlay to be made lof
terr rruIatozs. &C. The gas is generates iA e
hTures rom the cheap single lght to the
,5of,f Tge 7r0rFs ere themselves Ihsy are soa a.
a. not exceed cost Of ordinary gas nxtures OF
sir,fIar efvIerand orramentat0n.
ces boues public halls, stores, STEAMBOATS, ana private
5ss ruqhout the State nov be lifted up with these
f convenient chat deliers and other beautiful gasnX
% which add 90 much the appearance Of such places, and
~ M comfort OF the circle, and which, heretofore coud be
M ny 10 those favored districts embraced within the coal gas
limits Of large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
90 Of cheni.try- in ths KsntasIy soh00l p
From Rev. stuart Robinson.

WI srrrE Eso-It gives great pleasure to state that af
ter trial Of one the veper Gas Lamps IL my study or
time ne xperient Of lighting "Union Tent with these
bav entire confidence their efficiency It seems to
me- ey AFFORD an the advantages the best gas lights 70 thoss
who live out Of the cities and large towns. -
The process Of preparing and lighting ne lamp Is 50 reauy
earned the fixtures are simple and so little liable 70 get CUT
OF order the cost Of Eight comparatively 50 e and the
whcle SO free from all danger, that it need only mere acquan
tance on the part the public with the Neper Sss Lamp 70
bring them into general Use throughout the country,
-e ~ yorSrs trDIv STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.

From His Exoeency Gov O. Morehsad and Thos. s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ Il SE1TLE Es2 LoUIsvILLz KE-Dear Sir: Wehave
been and using your Vesper Cas- ami perfectly salts
fed with its utility gives soft brilliant and heaztul light
and pesctlS from explosion Il is cheap ard
economical and Of far less cost than other
light We that win be adopted by al persons
who have opportunity obtsnng aid also TO whom
gas accessible and with whom eheapness in the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning is object
Yours. &c S MOREHEAD.
THOs PAGE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 5, 1859.
ar Sir: After having made a thorOul

To II sETTIE-Dear Sir: Afer having made thorough
examination of Vesper Cas- in relation 70 its iumna
ting power, chemical composton etc. do not hesitate 70 re
economical as we'll as pos
ssgsng greater intensity Of illumination than any Other material
in
ta bsf and viii be found OF invaluable service to the drug
CHARLES n WR1eHT, NJ D.,
prof NJ Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
HOME TESTIMONIALS.

From the Rev P Fall, Nashville.
NASHVILLE Dec. u, 1853.
Cor r II 7.yr0F-Desr Sir: have used, for some time
one f h Veger Lamps beg express obligations
TO Won FOR having introduced my notice. To persons living
IN The country or in parts Of city where gas cannot be had,
% nav desire light much more economical than gasand at
he sas time fully equal in Illuminating poWer-this sp
paratus will proves desideTatum.
regard this as the beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring al cost, the advantages OF gas light that
have ever seen: tine that il perfectly saeand
te Iamps are simple in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, > FALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
nashville AND CHATTANOOGA X. II.
@

Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West, will
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 40 A and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga P AID > NJ.
COMING WEST
Deave Chattanooga at "a N and NJ
Arrive at Nashville at $40 II and A n.
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmon
Petersburg LynchbuIg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston,
MONTGOMERY, Menu his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans st Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had az any hour application to
Ticket Agent office st Depot, to the following places and
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
western Express EOrVVarders!
ENOR the safe ard speedy transportation OF Freight Money
n Jewelry md valuable packages
Have arrangemeLts with the Railroad Companies
whereby they arc enabled forward the cay passenger
trains all matter entrusted to them in charge Of Special Mes
sengers a low rates. .
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga Memphis Richmond New Orleans and all
places Sluth and Southwest.
To Louisville St. Louis Cncinnat and all places in the
Northwest.
They take charge Of slaves and forward them to all parts Of
the South .
JOHN 8. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.