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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. so st46, Union street.
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Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. SO at46, Union street.
--sS-S--
Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at IS, Union
street.
Ladies fne lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 SO at 80, Union street.
louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
maid. BY THos. S. NARR.
CERTIFIED AccOUSTs.-Tesmster laborers
aud others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them 10 the Exchange
OGice, corner Of Union and College-streeis,
whore the very best rates are given by
TEos. 8. MARE.
Purchase Vouchers cashej ct the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed o. the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of Uncurrent money bought
and cold. The highest rates always paid
Cor Silver and Gold. FEB l8-u
Bird Cages and Tin Ware of ell kinds,
et the Hardware store Of G. W. Fall & Co.
Miller Plows-Avery Flows for sale
by q. W. Fall & Co.
Moells Celebrated Reels for sale by
G.. ". Fall & Co.
Go 70 G.. ". Fall s Co. for your Trace
Chains. Hoes, Collars. Harness, Files, Sit
tiers, DE-, sc.
& zip top assor.mout Of Gents and Ls-
jias, Boots and shoos, Cheap a. As, Union
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Co to G.. ". Fall * Co. Tor your Fish
IN. Hooks. LINES, Poles, Reels, Corls,
Suo,is, sad .o1 al kinds Of Hardware.
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Porter on DRAFT at the st. Nicholas.
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OFFICE " PEOvcsT MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, april Il, IoJ4
D. q
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Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at IS, Unio
street.
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& zip ton assor,meut Of Gents and L.
jjas, Boo.s and shoes, Cheap a. 46, Union
street.
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Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
Aprl eff
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Go 70 Ct. W. Fall s Co. for your Trac
Chains, Hoes, Co'lars. Harness, Files, sil
tiers, d., sc.
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Ladies fne lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 so at 80, Union street.
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds
et the Hardware store OF G.. W. Fall * Co.
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LUDLUMS SPECIFIC
For Gcnorrsua, for ssle by L&CO.
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Moell's Celebrated Reels fer sale by
G.. ". Fall Co.
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Chiulneys, shades, etc for sale By =. r. l. kCo.
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Store.

OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL,
TAVE JUST OPENED NEW DRUG STORE,
where NAV bc found fresh stock 81 Pure
Nr3-s, Med;cine-, pye-StUfi-, FerJEnery, Fancy
Articles etc, etc.
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Miller Plows-Avery Flows for sal
by q. W. Fall & Co.
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VI. Cor. Com & ArmY P0tomao.
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The AntlnuIti.. of ..crmsn,.

Discoveries are frequently made in the swiss
ana German lakes OF old buildings aud utensils.
The London AthenGlm says -
"FuTther accounts are given, in the Bararian
Gazette, Of the discoveries of lake. houses in ShaTn-
berg. Professor Wagner declares that the pile.
buildings date from the Bronze age-not tho Age
of Bronze of Byron, but the one which preceded
the Celtic Germanic Iron age. The hypothesis Of
Professor Desor, that they belong 70 the Some
age, has not been confirmed by the discovery of
any arms or implements OF frestone or serpen.
tine, though bone knife handle which has been,
found ia stated TO be identical with the bone
handles OF frestOne knives found in the Lake
of Neufchatel, and on the island itself, in
laying the foundations of q building,
speaI-head Of hrestone was discovered. IL
would therefore seem that two or three periods
are represented by the lake-houses of Starnberg.
Similar discoveries have been made in the Chem
see, in the lake of SeOn, which lies little TO the
north Of the Chiemsee, and has an especial in
terest for English readers, as the opening scenes
OF TIE Initials are laid there and in the Ammer-
see, which is fed by the stream Of the Amthergau
OF the passion-plays. But in none of these lakes
has there been as yet any great haul OF antiqui-
ties, though, perhaps the later autumn months
when the water is lower and clearer, may be more
favorable. The work of dredging goes on but
slowly, and much time elapsed before many OF
the curiOsities found in the Swiss lakes saw the
light. Bones and pOtsherds the 'xitchen. .stuif Of
the old inhabitants of the lake houses have gene
rally been the first 20 appear In one lake, large
piles, evidently worked with iron, and forming
the remains Of a bridge from the main land to
an island, seemed TO belong to the time Of the
Romans.
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THE TALIAHASSEE.

yYoh He fNtNhNfs
On Friday afternoon ast, news was received
ln this city that the Rebel steamer TallahIssee
lras ca the cossi, capturing sinking. ana burR-
ing tSeTS thing undtr the American hag that she
Iell in With. How many vessels she has thus
tisFOtedoi, how much property she has destroyed
bnd b0w many Iiv,s Sbe has put In jeopardy, va
20 Ros yet know ,for every day has brought fresh
tePOFts ot further cepTtdRtiOns, and more proha-
Ny. sTs yet to conn.
frm STAT msDt OT master Of one ofthe
iapsuIed vessels we ieH ned ear ly in the week
pat tie avuwed object OF the captain OF the Yali-
4nssce Wa. 10 destroy The cOasting lrlde of the
EOTtb. Every ari OF bis has horne out the asScr-
Hon lie has preyCd chiefly upon small craft
blot boat, coasters, and fishing vessels, his
fsidtnt purpose heins TO render the confusion
nd alright as widespread as possible by DESTROY
pc the commerce, not only Of large soap pDrts, hut
he trade OF smaller towns. Presuming both
Fom his acts and his assertions that such was
~ intention, it was clear 70 everybody that his
Zpurse would probably be confined 70 the Northern
~Dast.
Y His range, therefore, was necessarily limited,
lnd We presume that there Is not an Intelligent
Ripping merchant in this city, who has followed
US movements, that did not come 10 the conclu-
ton, days ago, that the first port in which we
bould hear of him would be Halifax. vessel
4 her size, II was clear, must soon go somewhere
p coal, and as she had evidently chosen for her
you'd be her m Ost convenient port Everybody
expected ~ hear of her there presently, and that
xpectaiion is not disappointed. She 10 reported
here by despatch received here last evening.
Had there been no data upon which % found a
easonable calculation as TO her course, perhaps
be only thing the Navy Department could do,
las TO send out cruisers in pursuit OF the Ta4a-
assee, improbable as II might be that they would
Ferbaul swift-sailing vessel, with two or three
eys the start. That, 1t any rate, was done, not
pccessfnlly we know, though zealously we hope,
Notwithstanding the report Of the New Bedford
ftTci~y, that no anxiety need be felt in regard
the gunboat MarbleheGd, when firing was heard
~ that coast, as she was safe in the outer-harborl
put as there were probabilities enough 10 the
~ 10 enable common people outside of the
apartment, to make up their minds that the
plher would steer for Halifax, it il a natural
lquliy whether the Department has not given
aeAe PROBABILITIES some consideration, and have
nc OF more gunboats Off that post TO intercept
ee teDel steamer IN case she appeared there
et Us hope that such is the case and though
iey have not taken her as she was going h,
ley viii certainly overhaul her as she comes ont
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Feather Beais.

The sanitary effects Of the various materials
used for beds is a subject which has been too lit
tie considered. The old established institution.
the feather bed, has its comforts and with those
who have been long accustomed to il, It has he
come an actual necessity. In the Anglo Saxon
days warm beds were desideratum In every
well-auapged hou sehOld and since then, through
the mediioval ages up 20 the present time beds,
ledsteads, and bed-turniture have been matters
of importance In connection with every house,
hold. The unwholesome curtains have now
nearly gone out of use-a change in thiS fashion
which is conducive to heath with those of the
rising generation the feather bed Is decidedly
going out OF favor; and, generally, the medical
profession do not speak in its praise, aud before
long II is likely that feather beds will he diSused
IN the hospitals
by somo good housewives the cases OF the
feather beds are changed once year, the
feathers, which have massed together IN Jumps,
are separHted, aired, and then placed in 4 clean
covering. This Is n wholesome method; but it il
by no ans an uncommon custom to leave the
feathers in the same case unopened for many
years together, practice which ia very repre-
hensbe. Besides the i'll effects which may arise
IN this way, there il now an opinion strongly eX-
pressed that very soft and yielding couchcs are
not good ior health or proper muscular develop
, Ment, aud are therefore Improper tor use ia
schools, and places IN which the yonth of both
EcX(s arc reared. Up 10 the end of his life ths
Duke Of Wellington slept on hard, narrow
mattress; tnd others might he mentioned VINO
have lived to an advanced age who repudiaied
soft beds.
a variety OF u.attrials ID used for the stufting
| q beds There are the sweetly-scentcd heather
| beds in HGtl ana cottages, which, when carefully
7 and htqutntiy Tene ~ d, afford q pleasant rest
| IFS F-plHCe e tie WeeTy tr veler. la some part
Naril us sIcCrs Of the fern are employed tor the
| Semc purpose, IT, some Of the FL giish regimsnts
Tie sOldiGTs 1.-the lei-i.cSs Bith clean dry straw
tlis, wb'n Beatly puf IN regular layers. /, sad -
/ make q q mtOi table and ~hIlrsOme bed. Tue
,usw T. cesI sed once IN 4 rtuiAhi' and Sh It
~
usrd m the cA,a aify sh "a. uOTse-h ,ir aud
sIIh nittiTttSts lave, in ntaby inStALcss. heel
SifH titicc tcT ies;hcf Dc0S, anl some have car.
fttd thI ltkil ui hA'o w dis 10 -ueh degree a.
! tC t!cep OF Ia OrdS; Ihie, G0Sey,r, will not
! EtTNally cCntc up 10 the .cGa "e have Uf u he /
| at tOsCs
Az iel ards hCCs, IL n ssr ny IoiLt uf Ca,
n ere ca br uu dUuh thn he use Of frItherS ia
| a. CCssN' quarti 'es l. 90 bcntd'i,l % heath,
81 that tie mater U.s. tor stpiilng Nh ,uld Ol
iTtqE' ntly chargtd.- L0RdOr BajAfer.
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II the Funboats are there, the arst would have
been the wiser way, whom she may have been
crippled for want Of coal but it they follow the
second, and sink her a. soon as she gets Into blue
water, nobody viii be disposed to complain
Certainly the boldness she has thus far displayed
rites TO rashness, II not brayado, In thus making
TOT the port which we had every reason for sup
posing she would seek, and n She rs mot taken
the public viii have some little right 10 indulge
IN chagrin. II there are no gunbeats of Halt
iax-if so unreasonable a conjecture may be en-
terteined-then we shall probably next hear Of
the Tallahassee scattering, sinking, and burning
the fishing feet in Chaleur Bay.
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suiI-l2t
.lg. OFFICE OF THE pHrLADBLpHIA

hg1 OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
eoS GAS WORKS, AUGUST ~ 1854 At a M citing OF
the Hoard OF Trustee OF the Philadelphia Uas Wors held
the 5th instant, tbs following smbe and revolution
adopted -
Whereas The great adv ance In tho cost living imposed
alive duty the Trustees TO advance tho
q their employees and whereas the cost oL aud all
other materials consumed In the manufacture OF 0as have
adv anced 10 price that compels the Trustees order
10 protect the important trust committed " their charge
nom serious loss, and 10 make the annual addition 10 tho
Sinking Fund required law n advance the price Of Ca
hny cents per thousand cubic feet.
The Trustee aware that the increased les VIII
prove burden TO many and they greatly
Il necessity that constrains IL but whom the
reflects that nearly article purchase ha
ced nom 90 to loo cent and va propose an nd
Of but lBk cent the mSlu article which
rely fer It's necessity must be apparent
tcuaIy when the operations of tho are known
to have esuled IN large loss 10 the Trast notWh stand
INK then existing contracts euabed us 70 purchase coal
ard retoits at ven mOdC rate pices he Il therefore
Resolved That the ChOt Engineer be directed IN hy0
public LOlce that aud AFTER hc first day o. SoPtemher
price ui 10 private shall be three
dOilsTH per thousand cubic et less discount Of per
erui for prompt payment, and subject a. tho UrWed
States tax, THOhAS 4. STEWART,
auld i6t Chief EAs lneer.
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IT'S RKEaPTIoN FROM STATE OR MU-
NCPAL TAXATION.

Bet side rom al nd, sntARea have snuuerstsi.
sleesi Ac, Of Coosres. sreps eYbvHd, ant Treasury
,oie. 'rvr 'oco' ,ger"y~ On the average, ais
ou n worth about two per cent per auuum, ,otdas to
the rate oCtaAption IN yNrous parts OF the coantY
It r. beio,sd that no secur les onsr so gro =. lniaco-
mcut TO lenders ~ hope saed by the Goyernm at. Ia
all ousT foms OF Indebtedness tho faith ability Of
Prvac parties stock companies separate communl
tee olly pledged for pay nsnt, while the whole pro-
perry OF the cOuny held to the discharge Of au
the obligations of the Unfed States.
while the Government oilers the most liberal for
ita loans, believes that The very strongest appeal will be
to the loyaAy and patriotism ofths people.
Duplicate certificates will be lssusd or an deposits.
The party depostng must endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination Of notes required, aAd
whether they to be issued In bhnk payable to
order. When 50 endorsed, must be ef with the
officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to the
Treasury Department
sUnsomPuoSs VIII Bs Received by the Treasurer Of
the United States, at Washington. the several Assistant
TrsasureTs and designated DepOsitariss, and blythe
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK KOFPHILADELPHA, OF PA,
THIRD NATIONAL DANk OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
YeURTR NATIONAL BASKOF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
by an National Banks wAch are deDOSRahos Of psbnc
money; and [aul2-tfl
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win give further noFmAOn and
ItoBp EYERy FACULTY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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RSSy1 OFFICE SwATARA FALLS GAL
~ Company, August 10, 1854.
1he Directors have this day declared dividend Of
per cent. the capital stock OF the AnaEs OF
tho Company, peyaa at the oCs OF the Company, Nos
l6S aud leo g. THIRD Street after tho 25h instant
anIs 6t L.. S FTLBHRr. Treasurer,
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Subscription So, sAah ssha To original s0bscbers fOr
soDC shares pas sbs 81 cash down subscribing aud
two ether ius,asas Of o. EACH payable the 2bth july
and 10th August, lisa, respectively.
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R4gD DEAFNESS, NOISES IN TINE HEAD,
THROAT DISEASES. CATAREH


Those who suner ffom these malsdie- have now the
vcTS bss oppoitunl IIl ding telle. The sppara,es
conitruced by Dr. Won MOSCHZISKBk Is undoubtedly
the peuecuy effective ssed for reaching
the seat Of the disease to which Is dit, cted, aud erld
eating with wonderful rapldltY. The application Ia
painless. Once, No. bO2i WALNUT Street.
1ESrIMONIAI.5.'
To tho Deaf won MOschSisker, Anrist No. l0eT
Walnut street, operated most su.eessfnly my eAr,
IrsiOIlIE 90 perfect heRring. sur red fr what tho
physicians called tlckenlrg oI tko drum fine
WILLIAM CRANE, Raider,
Res dence, Ne. 1913 s, Second street.
Philadelphia, August, 1854
Pm Ami InIA 18th Juue lS6tThlI H. ia certify, that
FIR four years troubled with OHeSVe discharge,
accump anled with deafness. have been treated by
meiOuS physicians without rece, ing any benefit some
months ago applied O Dr Won MOSchZ skier, who has
JOSEPH sHOEMAKEB,
OF tho firm OF Shoemaker x JisdaI, Mqrvhan,s.
No 2ti n. Broad street.
Private residence, No. 7!2 Green street.
ENE-Ir. Won MOSCHZfSkER be consulted on
ali aiHdlta Of the Eye. The SURGICAL Op srations to
resOr SiGHl skilfully performed.
Ofics, NO. l0g WALNUT Street,
Where huud eds % rte,,iloGlsA - the above can
he eEamined. AU6-u
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R0Ss TAKE NOTICE.-THR BOOKS or
~ "Ihe wost vhstniA OIL Company aIo noN ope
aubacriptous to rs Capital Office No. sil WAL
NUT eueet Cell Prospectus.
I Adies can hOld 5to 4 In thsH and right
6nlS-iN JOHN s. HOFFMAN, secretary.
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I1s,s fspbsorptOn opr antn Che 5000 shares
are snbscrbed, payable 81 {" the osor Of Asr
man JAMES h1CAHBE. we Treasurer Of ,hs 'saPsny,
No. ,Os WALNUT suoot, r al NJ ls. WAI.sUf ssrsol
or at the sfaes Of the t}laaG.. M ?l' WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited 10 rau iof prospectus. y5-u
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DRoPOsALs FOR HATS, CAPS, sH0Rs,

Il LTy Sloods. Sewing Materials &c.
HE1DoUARIKRs DkPARfNgHT oFsWAamnorOE.s
OTFfcE or CmgF QUARTS AN AsFng,,
-. WAsIusGrON, August 6, 1884
Written proposals. WI he received at tails Otloor anM
further notice for furnishing tie bl6wng artidoa fr
use OF eontraband men, women, and children In ths De
paTtment:-
Broeans (russel, Ac aud other serViceabe Boot al
Shoes for men, women, ard chldrena wOhr.
CHIP, felt, and wO0leu Hats, and cloth Cape.
Kersey, InseJ Ginghas, cAooea, Blankets, ana osfsg
wo0isn and cotton goods. .l
Hickory btrpe (Or shira), Bed-tlcklnK, unbteachaG
Musltu wO0len socka and BuriAps.
spool Cotton, black and white Iinen Thread,
Hone Buspcnder Buttons; large Buttons for Coahs.
White Porcelain Buttoss, Yam, Needles, aaa stheR
sewing materials and trimmings.
Samples should be with each bid, at the expense
tho party forwarding tho same.
Anoah O. allegiance should accompany each eid.
No verbal propossn viii be entertained bat avorTbfl
Or modification Of the same must be In writing.
PuTcbAfes VIII be maoe ffvu time % time the ge<1a
are eneeded under contract otherwise tho Interests
OF The service may require. /. -II'--
Good security viii be required for the faithful nuialncsG
OF any contract mado undar this Advertisement.
PROPOSALS should be sealed aud addressed unAa-
sRncd and endorsed. Proposal for Furnlshias D<y
Goods" &c CHAS. q. 0REEdE
Ueatenant Colonel and Chief ouartsrmAser Depsrtnes
Washington Tf tfl aas-ln
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OFricE on ASSISTANT QUARTEKMKS.
auiS-H
OFFIo1E OF ASSISTANT oUARTEBAfAs-

u ter Oeneral. IT
PMLArKLrHrA, August fS 1851.
aeaed froposAls viii be reoeved once of Gle m
etrSgned, No. HOS GfRARD Street, Until SATURDAY.
noon, eOth inst, for furnishing 70 the UnltsA Hfnlac
ioS siS moth. eommencing September I, isst AlfAl
WOOD required ITO be delivered ordefed it naatn
Of tlfe Mia District OF Phiadephik inolndng ne No
ay Hospitals, and other public Buildngs Camps q
Chester, Chesnu Hiu, 0ermantown Niretc~n HaddhHa-
ton, Darcy Road, Fort Miain, White Hail. and Beverly,
New Jersey as well as any others that may b. esteS usA
Prsssls must state the price cord for OK Aad rias
Those prcpos only win bo received that arr propsrsr
hlled In the blanks furnished at this once, whih
Office To be responsible
The United States reserves the right to rescg eli bias
deemed 20 high, as also any from dsAasas contrnctors.
~ Ordec OF Ce'onel q. II. Crosmaa, A. Q. n. 0ens-
raj. IN H.I'l l'-.I-
ALBERT 8. AsHhEAD,
auls-H Captain and'A.o. ~
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PROPOSALS.
HFFIcR DEPOT cOMSflssARY OF sVB-


WASHINGTON, ID. q August IS leef.
PROPOSALS TOR FLOOR
Sealed fropossss arr nvited untn Asgust -. - u
NJ. fDr furnishing TIE bubsiatence Department win I've
Thousand (foo0) Barrels u Fiour
1he proposals viii be fOr shat 4 known af tta Depot
nos sDd aud BIDS VIA b entertained fSf snY duaa-
Hiy less than the whole.
ss must Be dapicste and fOr each grade on supusss
Tho delivery of the Flour 10 commences within avs ys
non the opening Of the bids and In such quantities. ffr
~ the 0Ovenment may direct; delivered AZ tho 0ovbrn
read depot IN WAahinatOn. ID. q. u
Tho delivery Of all Four awarded be completed whir
twenty days fiOm The opening OF the bids.
fOment will be made IN certificates Of lndebte1dose
bursemeut.
Lhs use.l ooyerumsnt inspeotoa win he nsde Inst be
er s received and none viii be accepted whlch
l not ne.h krovnd aud made from wheat ground IN The
aassIiy ""sso @AAuieeturod unless OF very auperor
:, The Yiopr nu't be delivered In new oak barrels,
A. oath Of saessnes must acooupasy ths bid Of sacs
et.oes she nsa not the oath ne IN Iis once aad NJ
SSt ~ y, - % uom partes Who haye provoady
sent 20 respond. - ,' "n Nv
0Ovcrnment reserves the rsh, 70 rs,,,, .v IA "a, an,
cause. BIDS 10 be Addressed " the unsrtf IA NJ -
~ street, endorsed, "Pfpposals for Fiour." = ~ -
anlB-A b q. GREENE, caBtata ana U,g.V.
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DEMoVAL. : THOMAS M. PLoWMAN,
g SSsPsHtss AND bsds has I Se%3ye his shop nom
Joining the Old Post Once Building. Having Increased
facilities for carrying the business extenSyey he hnpeI
70 receive ShAxt 0f pablo patronage k1
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7-8 LOAN.

Tho Secretary Of hs rreasury stvss N~hOo that
'orpiSss VIII be received rcF Coupon Treasury notes.
psIa able tAFSe TeHs nom August Ia, 1854 With
nusl interest at the sevea and thestenths per
cent snd interest bStA 10 be paid ia
Iawfui money.
Ttess notes VIII bo convertible at the option Of N,
holder. ~ maturity into stx per cent. sol bosug eOnds
psyssle not IesS Asn more tba., twenty year.
from ,ie date the Government may slsot They win
bs sSued In denominations OF s6o siOO, $780, sIoOo and
s5COo and all subscriptions be fes any dollars OF
some WsI,pIe Of atty do1ars
The Roes vii be transmitted 10 the fTesor
postaioa charges AFTER the reOeipt oftbs original
Candidates Of DEPOSIT az they can be psepared.
A. thS hciss draw interest from Aususs Is, persons
making deposits Subsequent to thai date must pay the
interest accrued fom date of note toaate fdepost.
PsFtieS d,postus twenty-five thousand dollars Iad
commission Of quarter Of per cent? which win be
paid BY the Treasury Departments upOn tho roccipt Of
bill Tor the smoan certified to By the oioor with whom
tSe deposit made. No dednctOns for conalI,taaI
must be made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.
TrfsAHArfoSAL SAVINGS BAsK, offoolng higher rate
Of interest than any othSS, and ne 5eH aseHray. Aay
savInss bank which pays It's depostocs In UntoA states
Notes considers that ID 4 pAyiHg In The best
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THE DAY EENG FRIDAY Ise4
SPECIAL NorIcES.

Ssg-s THE TREASURER or THE .FUND
y 20 relieve the distressed people Of Chaan0crs us
received the folowiog amounts since hl lstt fsps,
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Capital Stock 81, 900, 900,
Whole Number aharsg 100000 Par, $40
VANCE RTEwAEST
ROCK OIL COM n A ~ "
Incorporated June 90, 1854.
Capital $500. 600.

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