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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Gperial Notices.

Eleventh Assembly District Twentieth Ward
The regular meeting of Twentieth Ward Union Association,
will be THIS Tbursday EVENING at II O'Clock, at the
HALL corner of Thirty thirdst and Eightheye
GILEAD b. NASH Secretary.
Universalist Missionary Gatherings-A public
meeting in behalf Of Unversast Missionary enterprise
will be he'd under the auspices Of the Board Of Trustees OF tho
General Convention Of Unvests Of the United states on
THURSDAY EVENING, March Is commencing ct q O'CLOCK,
ia the Broadway Unverst Church (the Rev Dr. Chepn
Addresses by Rev. DIR. CHAPLIN, Hon. HORACE GhEE-
LEY, Rev DIR. SAWYER and Rev j. 9. BARTHOLOMEW.
American Institute.-The POLYTECHNIC branch
will meet THIS Thursday EVENING at Room NO. ~
Cooper Building Order OF business Reports on New Dis
and Inventions Examination of Artificial Limbs
Admission free. >. ID. IlLLMAS Chaimsn-
T. d. SrErsoN, Secretary.
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MARBLE ID.

DAvIDsON-YOUNG--In Jersey City, on Wednesday
March a. the First Reformed Dutch Church. by the Rev
O. II. Peeke Solomon H. Davidson Of Hsverstrsw IN "
to Mi" Euretts daughter Of the late Wn. W. Young Of
Jersey City. No cards.
CURTiS-STEVENSON-0n Wednesday, March H. at the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev. DIR. bowling
Geo. g. Curtis Miss Harriet 4. Stevenson ali OF this
CITY,
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$500 Bricks per hour, with only two-horse
power. are made by the National" which Is clay.
tempering machine. and the bricks made by 1t WILL
STAND THE TEST OF ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATES.
ADRIAN REQUA, Genera! Agent No. 100 Broadway n. T..
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The BARTLETT PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. making the Elastic Stitch has combination
ing Machines, with other great Improvements. Price
s25
Nine. DEMoREsT's EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. No 473
Broadway, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted
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lAdrerisements.I

FINEST RRADY-MAD CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and ChdreD's all quite equal TO Gus
tom work BROKAw BROS,
No 60 Lafayette place, and No. "a Fourth'ave.
Opposite Cooper Union
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ONE AND A HALF MILLIONs!!!

ONE AND A HALF MILLIoNs'!!
EVERY MAN
HIS Own BASKsR,
DO Not WAIT
UNTIL HORSE Is SroLxs
To LOCK
TIE STABLE DooRl!!
New PArExr CHAMPION
MADE WITH WRouGHr lns9 AND
FRASELISlrz. on
"PArxsF CRyHALLrssD IRoH.'
The only metal ksown which viii
Efectualy resist thu burgzs's drill
s.: ::::S; e: e: ~:
Assss: -. e., .s Ne:
EAGLE IRoS WORKS, Chicago
and all who have tested agree that 1t 10 the only perfect -
sistant against q burglars drill manufactured
All holders of Government Securities and OF her vausblss
have in their power to purchase from for theown houss
counting room,
BETTER PROTECTION THAN Is AFFORDED
To THE SPECIE AND SECURITIES
OF MANY OF TIE LARGE BAsKs IN WALLsr.,
number Of whom are still cngng Their fashioned
vaults locks and "burglsrproofs" ~ any Of which.
made
FIVE YEARS AGO.
danger being drilled picked. II people
will cling odshoped safes and locks they must expect
be made the sport burglars and the stons of honest
men,
HERRING Co.,
No. Isl BROADWAY,
only manufacturers Of the Frsnknte Tor Patent Crysassd
Iron) Drilressng Safe, with LINUS YALE, JR DouBD
AND SINGLE CoMBIyArIoN DIAL LOCKS.
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SOHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE. No. IS Wal-st.
YARD Nos. 263 and PCS West Twenty -ffth.st.,
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
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CHEAP SoAP-PYLE's 80. K."--good for the
Laundry Bath. or Toiet-becomes very hard, and un-
liable to waste. Sold by Grocers everywhere.
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By Way Of Meeting tho Present and Anticipat.
ING THE PROSPECTIVE DECLINE IN PRICES WE
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, FOR ONE MONTH. THE
WHOLE OF OUR SUPERB STOCK OF CLOTHING.
WHICH Is UNSURPASSED IN FABRIC. STYLE AND
WORKMANSHIP. AND AT A LARGE PER CENT Be
LOW THE RULING PRICES.
DEVLIN e Co.,
BROADWAY, CORNER GRAND-Sr.
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important to Railway Travellers,
Also
TO RAILWAY NEwS-AGENTS. DEALERS, &c
The Second Edition. for March, Of
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
IL ready.
CONTENTS
I-rMpORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY
TRAVELLERS In reference to Maps Time Tables Cheek
ing Baggage. Purchasing Tickets, &C,
the principal routes ofsve throughout the United States
III-OvER EIGHT THOUSAND TOWNS, VILLAGES
and CITIES situated upon the railways ofthe United
States and Canadzs, represented by lndex- - -.
rv-PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
WIN PRESCOTT SMITH Master Of Transportation Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. $1,000
y-UPWARD OF THREE HUNDRED TIME
giving the Of the departure and arrival Of the trains
Of ali railways throughout the United States and the
Csnadas The principal routes Of travel deineasd 81
yIMHoNTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND
v,rTr hEIHc P5T AND INCIDENTS OF. TRAVEL.
kc., &c, &c
f' D. APPLETON & Co., Pubnshes
Nos. 40 and AS Broadway.
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BRONCHIAL TRocHEs7 widely known established
remedy for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoaseness and Other
troubles the Throat and Lungs Their good reputation and
extensive use have brough. limitations represented to be
the same Obtain only "BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHRar
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Business Notices.

BURSErT's FLoRIMEL closely resembles the
odor OF and delicate bouquet. Of fower and In this
respect stands gnvaed few drops will lssve its peculiar
and delightful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours.
BuRgErrs COLOGNE ia equal to the best imported It Is
put in neat and elegant style and wins for tse svohe
place the dressing table Its intrinsic merits really justify
the high reputation in which Is Providence Journal
For sale by Al druevists
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METCALPE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY is
certainly the Wonder Of the Age Thousands testify al
to magical effect and the hrst doctors oil th Guy ss
recommending II to their patients the only sure cure FOL
Rheumatism ever known TO man.
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notes, certificates Of indebtedness or Of de-
posit, or Of the interest accrued thereon,
which have been OF which may be issued
under any act Of Congress. II shall be the
duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 re
tire and cancel an amount Of the Treasury
notes, certificates or other obligations bear
ing interest equal in amount to the bonds
disposed Of, and the public debt shall not
hereafter be increased by authority Of this
after the first day Of July next, the interest
on certificates Of deposit for temporary
loans shall not exceed the annual rate Of
five per centum."
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be paid for their services the like fees as
may be allowed to them for similar services
IN other cases, and In all cases where the pro-
ceedings are before a commissioner, he shall
be entitled TO fee Of ten dollars, in full for
his services in each case, inclusive Of all ser
vices incident 10 such arrest and examiua-
tlon. The person or persons authorized 10 ex-
ecute the process to be issued by such COM
mssiOners for the arrest Of offenders against
the provisions Of this act shall be entitled te
fee Of FIVE dollars for each person he or
they may arrest and take before any such
commissioner as aforesaid, with such other
fees as may be deemed reasonable BY such
commissioner for such other additional ser
vices as may be necessarily performed by
him or them, such as attending at the ex-
animation, keeping the prisoner in custody,
and providing with food and lodging during
his detention, and until the final determine
tiOn Of such commissioner, and in general
for performing such other duties as may be
required in the premises, such fees 10 be
made up IN conformity with the fees usu-
ally charged by the officers Of the courts Of
justice within the proper district or county,
as near as may be practicable, and paid out
Of the Treasury Of the United States, on the
certificate of the Judge Of the district within
which the arrest is made, and 20 be recov-
cradle from the defendant as part Of the
judgment in case of conviction.
Section 9. That whenever the President
Of the United States shall have reason TO be-
lieve, that offenses have been or are likely
to be committed against the provisions
Of this act within any judicial district, it
shall be lawful for him, in his discretion, TO
direct the Judge, Marshal or District At
torney Of such district to attend at such
place within the district, and for such time
as he may designate, for the purpose of the
more speedy arrest and trial Of persons
charged with 4 violation of this act, and it
shall be the duty Of every judge or other
officer, when any such requisitions shall be
received by him TO attend at the time and
place, and for the time therein designated.
Section 10. That it shall be lawful for the
President of the United States, or such per-
sons as he may empower for that purpose
to employ such part of the land or naval
forces Of the United States, or Of the mill
tia, as shall be necessary TO prevent the
violation and enforce the due execution Of
this act.
Section II. That upon all questions of
law arising in any cause under the proyis-
ions of this act, a final appeal may be taken
to the Supreme Court Of the United States.
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RANKEEs AND EnoKERs.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

nERRY a DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Cf all kinds OF brass work,
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, OIL well tu-
ting and pump, gum hose, packing, spelter, solder
sud babbt No. "A Broad street, near the rVer.
maTla
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BOOK AND soB PRINTING.
BBEWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
N and Job Printers, AID publishers Of the Dali
" and Weekly Union, riulers Alley, between
Union and. pesderick streets.
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..Comntroner., clark.

The letter of Comptroller of the
Currency Clark to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, published n trs Tribune
yesterday, may be u inlpf lance to the
writer, but in this latitgai It is regard.
ed as an impertinent iates ference of a
subordinate with matters solely in
charge Of the Secretary OF the Treasu-
~. who very Justly commands the con-
fidence of the financial paolic to rare
degree. His Fort Wayne speech and
his official report, together with his
prudent administration Of the Treasu-
ry, have already put the country far on
the road TO specie payments, to the
dismay of a crowd of wildcat bank
ers in Washington and elsewhere, who
see in specie payments the end of thcse
speculations, upon which The few have
grown rich at the expense OF the Gov
eminent and the people.
In all the negotiations Of Mr. Me-
Culloch, he has acted within the law,
whether in converting compound notes
or 1905 into long bonds, or one class of
short securities into another. The right
was conceded by the lsF of July IL,
1862, which gives the Secretary of the
Treasury power to purchase at rates
not exceeding that of the current mar
ket and cost of purchase iot exceeding
one-eighth of one per cent, any bonds
or certificates of debt 6. the United
States, as he may deem advisable"
These powers were furths enlarged by
the act of March 8, 1865, which enacts
that ANY treasury notes or other obli-
cations bearing interest, issued under
any act of Congress, may, at the discre-
ton of the Secretary y the Treasury
and with the consent af the holder, be
converted into any descriI ti1u Of bonds
authorized by this act
The Comptroller" h Tally igno-
rant when he challenges lue correct
ness of the balances in the Treasury
Not being familiar with anything be-
yond his own bureau OF circulation, he
does not know that the nominal balance
in the Treasury represents in palt the
sums due to disbursiug officers, the ag-
gregate amount of which may be iudg-
ed from the fact that in this city, on
the lst inst, they were sl2,3I2,970, so
that, though the nominl balance at
New Nork was Sl06, los, ,GiG the real bal |
ance was only S9l GAG l6l, as will be
seen from the following figures:
In New York Offices March I....SlO6, ,I2s, ,646
Due disbursing Off
GERS on pOsit......Sl2, ,3l2 ,2T0
Due other aec'ts, net. 2,lG9,5I5
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So Physiological Niea Of Marriage
Containing ueaily pass-, ans $50 laa lIa..s
and EngrAVngs I'd tle Aua-vuF ot tit human u.-
us a stale oi Etaltn sui Dissast vita area.
use on Early Erso.s, la IepI9dsu.e tUuseI IIna.st
upon the aiua ald Boy, VI. b tiis AllH1r- l'sI
OF trealmeut--ha only raiauN aus aa..a...
medo ol cure, a. shown hF the report u. Ul.aH
treaied- ruliu ADVISER 60 tle uur..H.I. Ful
those contempa ng marriage, Who eutfrisif ..l0I.t
OF their phyHcai coudilpu. sens ire, e. rUa.s.u H
any nd 4re-s, on recCipi oi IS ccaEI. HtiuUs .F
postal currency by auiCessing ur. IA lkIIA, EU.
81 Maiden lane, AiusuJ, n u.
The author may 10 consulted upon any aI .us
dHeases upon which bis hook uesis y.tlcr person.
auy OF by mail, and moiIgiuys -eut i1 auy plr. Uf
the world. ugtit.fu
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Batchelor's HaIr ~

TEe Original aud Best iu the World
The only true snd perfect HAIR Dye. Hnrm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Tr5isces
Immediately a sp eld.d BLcA OF uatgrgI
Brown, without Iuluribg The hair 1r sssu.
Remedies the IN elects 0i BAD uyss. So.4
by all Druggists. The genuine Is s.-reI
William A. Bachelor Also,
RegeHeTafiHg ETfracf o. Nllsflurg. E5-
RESTORING ana bg1ai.-.51g ttc La.-.
CHARLES BAICHELJA, Nav YoaE.
sepl5-ly
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The following story is told ofa father
of the church. At an association din
ner 3 debate arose as to the use Of the
rod in bringing up children. The doc
tor took the affirmative, and the chief
oppanent vss q young minister, whose
reputation for veracity was not high.
lie nsintzined that parents often do
harm 10 their children by unjust pun-
ishment from not knowing the facts Of
the case Why said he, the only
time my father whipped me was for
telling The trutb !. aWell !" retortsd
the doctor, ''it cured you Of IT, didn't itg
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civil disorder-contentiSa prejudice
and race hostility from tae North. Ey.
cry inch of ground shou b disputed,
and until the Northern radicals can
come full handed enoug.e . subsist, as
well as instruct, the negfaes, we believe
1t can be successfully die 7ted.-MaeOn
(Ga) Journal and MeSsens
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14,4S2,485
Balance (Oficial) to credit Of
United States Treasurer IS 81,

Balance l0IiciaI) TO cre1t OF
United States Treasurer IS 81 ,64G,151
While Mr.. McCulloch was "Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency" he rendered in
many ways very valuable services to
the Treasury Department, and at times,
too, when his labors told with great
effect in supplying the public Golfers ;
but there is not a record or published
letter of advice or caviling from him to
either Secretaries Chase or Fessenden.
In this he set the present "Comptroller"
an example he will do we'll to follow if
he does not wish to be pestered with
impertinent opinions after he succeeds
to the mantle of Mr.. MeCulloch as Sec
retary of the Treasury, which is not
impossible.-N ]. Tribims.
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ooLGATE's HONEY sOap-

Tia ecle6-a.oi TOils' soap. "a sasa ua.vsna!
eemsnd, Is made nom the choicest ua,snsIs. -
milk snd smslieut in its nsture. frss-.au,
scented, and extremely bsasGeial In lie s,u,a
uPon The skin For sale By sl Drug, Is and
Fancy Goods Dealers. lotl-ly
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Go 70 Bryant, StratJou & Co.'s Nashville
Business College 10. thorough education
IN BOOK keeping, Penmtus hip, ,onucr-
cIal Law, Commercial C-llg4au5ls, I4r.-
neTship, Settlements, Sc.
Send Tor College paper, Circular, Re.
Address BRAAzL, olkAIIuN a Cs.
octlS-ly.
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tLat1 ~. q. .SaiA g. Ero.,l
No. q North Chey street, ,Cay Roberts
old siauJ,) keep Che Faest Fsmily Groove
ries, Bsandics, Wines, PURE Robertson Coon
~, Bourbon, aud Bye WhisEics. aud va.
rious assortment of Fancy GIoseres. AurH
cheap as can be had in the city. Alive aa.
is 10 give us a call and see .or youag.yes.
dec2o-f
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Estrsys....DavIdsOn County.

FTAkEN up by John = Taczsr, uvinqia District
Il nc. ", a dsrk nsy Horse, lhoul years Oh iasf
spiiesf lA5s hanls % -, tll hind fsst h q uaafv
- - t-ie pa-isfn ipInt nranl-1 the lei -n5ullsr
u : WITH TIE letter stove. ana the letter ID %
re leii tngns has rather short ear, be- soas uaI
AZ ea..-, and = h,ss u flaee- FaiueT ai sI5e
iAA ~ W ~ sesn - hucler. lITIne-tu Iszfr.ff
No ~, iet hlaeE horse, uta q f.s4 ,4.fe Rsir. \,
h.s 'orehfaa alo1t yesrs CID iazt sprnr ls hzn1r
hiEnt uflaa'-t oa t.e 10 shoulder u. s a.th
t.a.d ~ Elno.
TAKEN Up y " P. Iurasr, hsaz 10 Ds-ir.-t
years ci4 20 marks nsresl.f ~. ne frr, a. 90
fsst sore. Valued a. s55.
is7zz-sSs Ajax. MCDANIEL. Raaesr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

=, tAofosRarHs.-PhoiOgraphs Of Generals
Soue1al ana Conioderate. The larrest coI-
lection N me Wost, ioT sale, Wholesale snr
lelali- Remember The Pisce, Gallery of tha
.. Cuia oeIiand, 2sCedar stroei, opposite Conn
~ ie'3i Ho'o'' mHy2I-ti.
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tanned reputation suas vide spread asl st oOg
uut Of North America. But the crownt OrYuJ her
~ reuzuz % be- attained ln his di csoconyeErY
rather combination, for he Goes not calm 20 have
teen the dscoverer OF CinRON, which s the hasi
OF the Bitters now offered 60 the public. That hon.
OF belongs 30 the native inhabitants ui Central
America, 20 whom its virtues have been known iOI
more than two hundred years Armed with % the
iudisn hds defiance 10 the most deadly malaria
aud handle without fesr, the most yenomons ser
psnts u h. belief with them, thst while there is
bre.th IN the body, the Cedron s potent 20 cuIe, nc
matter Whist the disease may BE-.
While Dr. Bull ~ not prepar Ito endorse this eN
trayagsnt preiension, he is nevertheless satisfied
fr0m thorough examination Of the evidence res-
ung 90 is virtues, that a remedy and preveuta'
tive i0t an disease arising nom exposure. either
60 the Weather OF climate, OF 10 mIasmaiic inhuen'
Tys ID stands
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and its attendant train OF symptoms, Il sets more
LlkE A CHARM than = med cine. There n moth
lng IN tle whole range OF MRteris Medics that can
or moment bear n comparison with q m THIS dis
ease.
A flli scoount Of this wonderful plant may be
found m the llth edition OF the u. s. Dispensaiory
pages 1857 and l5ss
series Of experiments IN which Dr. Bull las
hoen r yesrE engsged, has just te n brought % a
81 cessful termination, snd he Is now enabled 20
offer 90 The public = combination OF CkDkON with
other approves tones, The whole preserved 10 the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he a. couhdant has NO equal n the world.
lie might furnish = volume " certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things hy tneir true value The fsfest plsn is Tor
every one 10 test for himself the Nrtuesb new
medicine.
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ATTENTION iEIsHNES l-Checks on the III
ster Banking Co, Belfast, ireland. In sums
Of fl 20 Gle for sale sc e. n. ur,lwav's B-,-
ker of3ce, No. IS College street. u
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First Glass Steamers,
SUFFER E z S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.

TARRAET A Co..
6entlsmen- am a resident or Curacoa, and have
been di-poss % write % you conoeruug the real
value Of your 5ELlZER APEHlENl a. q remedy
or Indigestion snd dyspepsia ! desire 70 expre-s
70 y0u my sincere gratitude for The great Jensht the
81 -lLEk has dune my wife.
FOR four or rye years my VITO has bs5u sadly
sfl ed With ]y Depsis, and AL er beng under the
q -tment of sut-ra Doctors for w o. thrss years
sre was finally induced 10 seer the sdrlce Of =
letrned 2 ysician, Doctor CsDsls, o Nenezue.a
DO lrnmeclasy Teated her win your EFEs-
NE-C-l. a sELILsh AtEMkNr. Sc began 20
an prove a. Oucg, .n1 is nov PEtF EOrLT WrLL.
l'--ll & To- my .uiy 8 r the good Of humanity %
r70ks this stat msnt lsallug tal r1sJcinG 80 val
ua1' -aouil be Eicey suoar.
trusting you " u Is " thfs Tul city, ard repoa.-
lcs ny earliest x auIuda a7t ihanas.
au We respe uully yours,
5. D. q. HENRfgUER,
New Yorz, June r. '65. Ms.chani, Curacao, s.A-
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

NO nstural or srtif ial compound hss yet been
~ d s 0vered or man fs,'t red that tQusls ese
waters asa reyeutsi We reli.f snd peTm5 snt cure,
for mrns ten pCrsry ard chr C di-es-es, as prov
ed bs the exTetisn q Of many tlor SANDS ,ho have
d-suk the 2 ior yeaIs, w.lh he most beneficial ei-
fects.
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- nfi4ei taAsaher sn LsssY e. E-re.a,
lshie tresimeni Tor Nsessss OF 10 'Ur'rs-. 80
Sexual sgsiems-Seui fee, .n sealed orrrIooo-
Ad1resss uf. ,. sklLi4lN hul6HTON, Horsrf
Ass0-iaiion. PhiladaiphIa, Pa .erls.-lr
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CoNGREsS WATER

Is cathartc c. Alternative snd t1nic and b va.us-
bic remedy for f5oi rs of IRE Liver nd Kidney,
Dyspeps q, Gout, Chrome n-tpa ion and Cut3ne-
Gus dlsea'es. lsa mos powerful preven We Of the
Fevcrs Cud Bilious CympIan-s, 30 prevalent 10
ssfr
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WAL rAPER, etc.

uTHsON. }. W. a CO.-Mauufscturers and
w wholesale and Retail nealers 10 tn, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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We ASH

The suffering mi H0ng n our land % giFa this
RENE ~ . trai CONVINCED that by lts timely lae
macy MAJ be relieved, many cutd q Dyspepsia
hetftpuin, sour - mach, sick Headscl =, Ina
ut - lndEe uuu, Les. C-slVeness, Hl0ua AZ.
iscksi Liver Con plan d. kne ma BE- AdsstoEs &C
hoad tne Pamphlet of Ie Etflouisls with ga d boz
lei and % not use the mediclao against tne adgIcs
Of your Puysician-
Manufactured only By TARRAsT 4 ca, az
6reeuEich slrsst EeH YORK
~ Fnr ssss ~ si UFngsd-tE. rnyg "
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RED nNTATK AGENrN.

TONE TUNNELLs-Wholesale and Retail
I } Booksellers. StstOners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

NAsHVIIIfl I'M Do n, DO. ]
DROPERTF owners on College AID Market
II streets. between the square sUl Broad stfsst,
are hereby notified 70 construct urE stone or BRICK
pavenents, or to reset the Cd ONES wherever it b.
requires, 10 sccorsancs with the peer hcat ous and
grades which VII BE- furnished 1Y the Cry ~ g.neer
on appii cation. Sad WoTs must ue Commenced
within ten days from thi- date and pushed rapidly
i0 completion, OF the city sil contract sh parties
for tha same. and the ezpeuss Wi be charged ~
the property oeuerH.
.lae22 " MATT HRnWN MaRnE