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ordinances, 1l3; witness, l. violating Levy Court
ordinance, \; number Of persons assisted, s,
horses and mules found estray and restored TO
owners, 1e; vehicles, do, G. children found
ay and restored to parents, p fires attended,
.; doors found open and secured, 5; dodgers ac-
commodated, 100; amount OF money taken by
the officers and reported 10 Property Clerk,
amount of fines paid, Sl,I3J.67; superseded,
S296; fines defaulted, Sjll.SS; fines for collec-
ton, So; Corporation cases dismissed, lO3
turned over TO military, 10; committed 10 Jail,
81; dismissed. 3.
Tenth Prsc,nct.-Total of arrests, 1907; males,
Ia; females, S99; married, 30l; single, 7t6;
could read and write, I'D; could not read. 5S&:
white, SO; colored, So. Offenses-Assault, 2;
do. and battery, 10; do. intent TO kill, 7; bos
tardy, /; disorderly, 800; deserters, g. fast
riding, l. fighting, 10; intoxication, CT; do. and
keeping bawdy house, I; miscellaneous, ,
murder, I; perjury, ,; resisting officers, l.
threats, 1S yagrancy. 10; witness, y bur-
glary, 3: grand larceny, %; gambling. g.
malicious mischief, = false pretenses, ,;
passing counterfeit money, 1; petty lar
ceny, %; robbery, 10; receiving stolen
goods, 3: suspicion, %; violating corporation
dinances, l73; selling liquor TO soldiers, L. riot
ing, 1: cases of fines imposed. Co.; C1iO of them
sent to workhouse;l dismissed. 152; sent 20 the
military, o; to the navy, ); baIled for, I2j; 10
for good behavior, 25; (a2 sent TO workouse in
default) sent to the Marshal, I: sent to the au-
thoritIes of Virginia, ,; OF Maryland, I: sent TO
the Superintendent, 4; amount of money and
properly reported 10 Property Clerk, S55iO6I:
dodgers accommodated, o.; fires attended, -
horses restored to owners. 3; do. with vehicles.
I; disabled persons assisted, T. inquests held, 3.
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CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Certificates of Indebtedness, amounting to
s7e1,0CO were issued by the Treasury De-
pdTtment last week.
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INV MUsIC.-Just received from John F.
Ellis, Music Dealer, No. 3O6 Penna ay near
10th street. anew piece called "Mazurka L. Dia-
bles," by T. Norbert Caul1eld
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Minnesota Ee9islatu


ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 2.-The Legislature
has convened. The Governor will deliver his
message next Monday.
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New York Markets

Southern unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn dull
and droopIng. Pork steady. Lard firm. Whis-
KEY steady.
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lRAD RVS PLAN

II A d b U r US Pr AMOS.
One of these superb PIANOS in store on M
exhibition aud for sale. See what srtistesttt SIl
soy of them -
FROM GOTTSCHALK
have Namined with great care Mr.. VIM. Brad
bury scale PiaHof0rteS, and il il my OPT MON
that they rery superior Instruments.
have especially remarked their thorough rrork
nnnSbrp, and the power, purity, richaess, and
equality of their tone. / recommend, therefore
these instruments to the public in general, and
doubt not of their success.
L. n. GorrscMALK.
New York, July Il, 1868"
FROM WA. MASON
"NEw YORK, July Is, lS63.-MR. WN. BRAD
BURY-pesr Sir: After repeated tests of your neu
SeaIe PianOforte, In almost rdriefy OF wKsraI
conn osuton and expression. find that they pos
sess in the highest degree, all the essentials Of
perfect PianOfOr'e
:. The srandnsss, purity. equality, and duration
OF tone are combi ned in q degree rarely to be met
with while the elasticity and the perfection Of the
action gives the most rapid ponse TO the touch.
consider them refy superior taStrurnenf, sud as
such they will conn and the hi CHEST alton
Of the artistic, critic and amateur
Yours very truly, WV. MAS :
JOHN y. ELLIS
300 Psnrsyivania avenue,
jaSSt bet. 9Th and loths
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0~OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
N COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
LCMBIA.-The annual meeting of the company
Of January. 1866, for the election of seven man
agors for the ensuing year. The premium notes
(S3lO O0O.D Cash on hand, twenty thousand dollars
SD 600 The losses by fire for the yeaC ending
the last Monday in December. 1865, amount To six
thousand eight hundred and thirty four and sixty
nine one huDdredth dollars Sc ,S3t So 1907
It, ALFRED RUSSELL Secretary
0GSNOTlCE TO GAS CONSUMERS The
W. distribution department Of the Washiugto
las Light Company have removed their Office to
No 4b4 10th, between ID and II, where persons
who have reason to believe that their meters or
service PIPES are out Of order will please notify
WI. nOEkE, Superintendent of Distribution,
who will give prompt attention
de q GEO. A McILHENNY, Engineer.
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il striber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington County, in the District OF Celsm-
bia, letters testamentzTy the personal
estate Of Elizabeth MtNs, late 81 Wash ctou atty =.
ID. C., deceased. All persons having claims
against said decreased, are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 90 the
Subscriber. or before the % dav of January
next; they NAV otherwise by law be excluded from
all eneft e the said estate.
Given under my hand this "a day 81 January, 1870.
JaSlavSw' ABRAHAM BLAKELKY.
by W. b. LEWIS go, Auctioncers.
ID No. 3o7 Pennsy lyaniA avenue.
STOCK or FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. CHAINS, yEWELRY, RRGULA.
TOR. PLATED WARE. TOOLS, CANES IRON
SAFE. &c &C. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY next. January 5th, az 10 clock. a.
ouT Auction Store. shall sell the whole stock Of
MIR. Alex. JOsephie, consisting Of
Ladies and Gent Fine Gold Watches
Fine Gold Chains, in variety
Silver Watches. e hest makes
Diamond, Pearl, Ruby, Opal. and other Rings
Finest quality Gold Jewelry, ia sets aud single,
Sleeve Buttons, studs, scarf Pins, Masonic Pins.
Rings, and Other Emblems; with large selection
Of o'her fret lass goods, PLATED Ware, a..
Also, one Iron Safe, Regulator, Trays, Canes,
Tools, &c, &c.
The attention % the trade 10 called "a the abavs
the goods must lie all sold without reserve, Mr..
Joscphie having cOmmenC ed another business else
where. W. u. LEWIS a co,
jas lChronicle copy AEction-ers.
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THE WASHINGTON Posi- OFFICE-Tae
Money Order System, dc.-During the first year
of the money order system, which closed No.
Yember LIST, last, there Were 6OI3 money orders
issued AT our Post Office on the various money
order offices throughout the Union. the amount
being Slas, 5O51O In the same period, S97.622. D
worth Of money orders from other office were
pald; 50. 1910 received from other offices:
fees, amounting TO SI,OC2u5, collected, and
S12J, 100 surplus deposited in New York
the total amount handled in the Office being
S4l0.2lJ.6i. The number of orders issHed in
November Is 53i, and IN December, GC3, making
the total number from the establishment Of the
system TO the 3Ist nit, 7,iJe.
During the first SIX months after the estab-
Hshment OF the system there We're only li3
money order Offices, but that number has been
increased TO 4l6: vet. however, very few
beng in the South, New Orleans, Newborn,
Port Royal, and Chattanooga being the only
ones. On the fifth of February, about So new
Offices will bee put in operation, a number of
them in the South and West
The first year Of the system demonstrated is
pracucablllTy, and its great con venience 10 the
public. The more that is known OF its operation
the better it is liked. and it is daily increasing
IN popularity. There 10 no risk whatever in
sending these orders, and should an order be
stolen, II would BE- useless To any but the per-
son 10 whom It il sent The system is not sur
passed, If equalIed. by any other system. the
Object of which IS the same, in this or any other
country.
The rates of commission charged for money
orders l. follows Not exceeding 40. 10
Ctil>. over SiU ana NOT exceeding ~2tt ID cents.
over $40 and up to $780, 20 cents. No single
order issued for less than 81 or for more than
$50
The number Of registered letters last quarter
was l.454, and re-registered sic. Recently
Third Assistant Postmaster General Zevsly
has introduced system of registering all let
ters sent from the dead letter Office TO their
owners, whereas previously only the most
valuable being heretofore registered. 1t is cal
cUlated that 13,muto 1l,COG letters per quarter
will be registered hereafter from the dead letter
Office and that in future al least Sl5,0gO will
every quarter pass through the hands of the
registering clerks. In this branch the number
Will exceed that OF the New York office.
The following are the statistics of the carriers
department now in charge of Mr.. Richard =.
Lawrenson. in place OF Mr. Robert Ball. re-
signed. for the last quarter:-lail letters deliv-
cred, 3l6,6C6 lOO IS4 in Oct, lll,1l7 in Nov, and
lt5.3E5 IN Dec.): local letters delivered, 26, i66
$50 in Oct, S,7ll in Nov, and 1859 i'm Dec }:
newspapers delivered, 6I.9-3 C21,76s i'm Oct,
l7,24 in Nov, and 23,O1l in Dec.) Letters. &c,
collected from boxes, 2ll,27I (6fN3G ia Oct,
67.7i7 IN Nov, and =, As in Dec
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LOST AND FOUND.

LJS1 AN ~ EOO MI.
CIS REwARD-For the finding of Ola
y I'D MOND RING, lost either in the evening
dropped not hey end the War Department, in get.
ting in or out of Wizards carriage. ja3lw
TRUNK Left at my house, No. Ga West street,
TRUNK, which the owner can have by proving
pToEs,ptys and paying charges. " w c,rnr,s
pICKED UPON tho 18th OF December a BAY
L MARE The owner will please come forward,
PROVE piTPerty pay charges, and take her away,
IhMs sSa pay and dfpT Streets
snail red BuFFRL0 COW, with two 70 cuts SGsi in
near Boundary ~ Di'A' W. Vi ""o Jas jas St. '
CAME TO PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBERS,
- January 2, Chestnut cOlOred HORSE, which
the owner is requested TO pay charges and take
away Gs$st. Z Z 8 g. H BEAf Pe \ Go; sv
l. large black Doc, white breast: front feet
whis s rswsr Si Gf R given to any one
bet AZ and 9th streets. ja32t*
L STOLEN FROM 4 GROCERY STORE, cap;
bi Ssf 5Gsefi Ri for
Ja3-5t' corner 18th and SITS.
L Jan ?. seven white HOGS The owner will
taRs h prove prope! IaT and
il 33t' out Second street.
I UST-A POCKET BOOK containing between
nS viii be sSy erd @pdP &G %
MI PCRCELL's China Store. No, 34l Penrsyl-
IN Centre Market 90 ." ''''1 - @ ' jssst@ "0
ESTRAY-was taken up as an cstray. ON the 18th
hind foot White; star in for e ad Isl LANDS high
The owner can have him by paying charges aud
At old stable ith street he viii
be sold according to law, to cover ex psuSeS
7 UsT-On Tuesday afternoon, on Penns av be-
Il tween Sorbeck,s confectionery store aud 7th
ST S2I9 90. which was tied up in yellow silk
literally rewarded by leaving ii at the Shoe Store
Of I. HOOVER, 33l Pa. av. The above sum
that she has to keep her for the next six months.
5000 r E W A D.
Lest, my POCKET BOOK, containing s70O,
Jan. 2, ISi6 j left home, 391 street east and
went TO the Center Market; from there to the De
Barnum's Hotel. The above reward will be given
for the return of the above, or liberal reward for
'ol' u T A. TOLSON' G Ssl
"a 3-3t- Corner eth and sts., Navy Yard.
I osT-on Friday, the 18Th inst between x St
enamelled with black, with the owners name en-
Ggrayed. The finder will be Literally rewarded on
leaving II at No. h ST.. cor. OF 9th. ja23t'
/ Q>T-On Friday night, 29th ult, between Yves
ley Church and 9Th street. on street Gray
siberian Squirrel Ladies FUR COLLAR. A lib
eral reward viii Re paid the fLde by leaving the
same at this Office. ja2-3t+
/ OST-On Thursday afternoon, December 18th,
IL between 9th street east and the junction of 7th
street, or on the 9TH street as far L. a HAIR
NEChLACE with Maggie engraved on the clasp.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at No. Isl Penn'a avenue, near the corner of 10th
street Js2-2t'
STRAYED Or STOLEN
- black Buffalo cow,
black CTumpled Horn,
black light red COW, white face, with enc eye
out,
Buffalo STEER, red,
2STEERS.
The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving
word at the Star office.
IA 81 J. G.. HALL.
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~ OF those desirable and cheap Ladies' Watches
Il KIT cases, from 40 to $50 IS KIT. from $50
to $50. j :. BLACKBOARD 4 SON.
JAZZ St SO Bridge st, Georgetown, n. G.
DERSONS HAVING WATCHES and Jewelry
Il to repair at A. JOsEPHI'S, 232 Penn. ave I,
will please call for them before 9Th of JRnua
~, at bis residence 404 = 18th. between I and ,
leave this city and will not be responsible after
that date. Jan st. 1.
w A CARD.
w ISHING our Friends and Patrons Happy
New Year, tender our sincere thanks TO all who
have so kindly patI oniZed us during the past year
in our business. And We promise for the future TO
give our whole attention 90 our business faithfully
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
House Furnishing Auction and
Commission Merchants, corner eth and
ian S-1w streets, No. 526.
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S90O Il L W A X d {.

STRAYED Or STOLEN
- black Buffalo COW,
black Crumped Horn,
black light red COW, white face, with enc eve
out,
Buffalo STEER, red,
2STFERS
The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving
word at the Star office.
ia 81 !. G.. HALL.
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ICToK BEG ER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATORY ma
EsTAPLIsUED N 1885.
Connected during years with the Piano Store Of
John Ellis, Ess.. and known ss Tunsr
for Chickering a Sons.
ORDERS now RECEIVED
DEMPSEY OTO0LES, Engravers and, STA
TONERS, &c, 326 Pa. ay., bet 9Th aud 10th SIS.
&c REICHENBACH's Piano Rooms,
no - sm 49s 18th street. near Pa avenue.
LIGHT YEARS IN CONGRESS, By Hon. 8 3
r. Cox: Bourne's HsDd Book OF the Steam "
e1ne: Voices OF Nature, by William Cullen Bryssts
fypdAil on Radiation; Frieseb 9uinulion
ao n TRANCK TAYL0Bs
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DhOPSY

ls collection % water in some parts Of the holy
ard bear different names, according to the parts
affected VIZ: when generally difused over the body
~ Is called Anasarca; when of the abdomen. As
Cites when Of the chest, Hydeothorax
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GOVT, OR RHEUMATISM

Pain occurring in the loins is indicative Of the
above dlseaset. They occur H. persons disposed [,
acid stomach and chalky concretions.
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THE GRAVEL.
The Gravel ensues from neglect or improper treat
ment OF the Kidneys. These organs being weak
the water Is not Xpelled from the bladder hut nj
lowed to re N ain il becomes feverIsh and sedima
forms. Ut Is from this deposit that the stone
formed and gravel ensues
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! oST-On Tuesday afternoon, on Penns ay. be-
II tween kOTbeCk : confectionery store and 9Th
ST. S2I9 90, which was tied up in a yellow silk
pocket handkerchief If desired the finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the shoe Store
of A L. HOOVER, 33l Pa. av. The above sum
was the pension money OF an aged widow, and all
that she has to keep her for the next six months.
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z NIGHT BR0THERs.-Dealers IN Cumberland
n and fittsburg Coal Wood sawed snd sphtIn
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Boling MLlsil, south of Broad An orders filed
promptly.
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"A Tres Of postage, on receipt Of tie publication
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SnFEER ERS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANr Co.:

TARRANT Co.:
Gentlemen-I am sresident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed to write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELTZER APERIENT as a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire to express
70 you my sincere gratitude fer the great benefit the
SELLER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and afler being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years.
she was finally induced to seek the q. Vice Of q
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, OF Venezuela,
who Immediately treated Der with your BFER-
VESCENT SELTZER APERIENT, she began to
improve at once, and is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel il to be my duty for the good Of humanity to
make this statement, feeling thai medicine so val
liable should Re widely known.
Trusting you viii give this publicity, and repeat
ing ny earnest gratitude and thanks.
! am very respectfully yours,
s. u. O. HENRIQUkR,
New York, June &c, '65. Merchant, Curacao, "A.
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ID s. %UTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
IGs collects Note, Accounts, &C., in Middleton.
raj Court Room. o. Lock Box 81 See sdqer-
q, ement in another column. Idec9. 6m
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Earays-- DaTEdsOn County.

TAKEN Up By \. p. Drtch, FsQ.. lvirr IN the
II ssh Distinct. one nc N-GRAY flLLY. 5 vesrs
old, long name and tan. s1.sll star IN Forehead
small shIte spot She .fsi Dc Of the len hind foot
no hrands or other msrils pegcepublc. Appraised
nt SIS
Taken no By Priscilla Martin, Stray COW, Of
white color with la,k EARS, hasrl; ed tEo underds
IN earh ear. ioreieet black itle haicH the knees
no other mErks. APPRAISED 10 $50
msy24,afrs ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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Renewal Of Government Lii.
Censes.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Coli ECToRs OFTICE. "a DIsTRICT or TEN.
NASHVILLE, May ?. 1896.
A IL persons doing business are hereby notified
n tdst their licenses NUS be renewed forthuith
Neglect aud delay AZ er this notice, viii not BE-
over ooksd, hot any person found doing busine
without license, on the lsa July next, viii De 6ned
$500 Hereafter, no license vii he granted - dis
ing 70 anE person who e IN srrears Tor taxes and
al $40 are found engaged 10 that business gyilhout
license, will BE- prosecuted f'r the ines and penal
ties pres rbed BY law, and immediate steps n De
faEFn 10 conhscste heir dis6lery and the land
upon y hich g Is situated.
msy6-2w co H l. EoRVBLL, Collector.
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BE CARDS
PATENT LOCKTIE
FOR COTTON BALES.
II H A X DIS PAT N II ,
JULY &c, 1851.
isANUFAcrURED ny
B s A e d & B r o.,
Nos. 40 4 2l2 Main Street,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

VVHE GREATEST INTENTION OF THE age.
II being protection against Fire ana viii not rot
Cd. Is comtsnes strength win rapditY Of adiEsl-
rrent. requiuhg URLf ONE-rhlku OF Ma
UTE 30 TIE Up BALI OF COTTON.
10 belag nov well known 30 AL toe dealers 10
rope lar tahns eottcn. that only very suia crop
OF hemp was made The past year, and thai be con-
sequence, toe price Will lule Very high, and that =
supply carnot ne relied On at any price. In con
EiueraUon % thess facts, all dealers, aud those
requiring ties, wis do ~ 60 put 10 their orders f9r
tins ue coon, th-reuy securing supplT or the sea
500. II De lnaieahons nos 80 Tar A. We sve leaFnea,
are, that he demand iog this Re Nil t. veIy israe,
hence the nece-s ~ of ms king early orders, shieh,
sddrss-ed o. The msnusctur.rs,
hEARD& BRO 81 louis,
sroNE& MURPHY, CT NJ sMITHACa,
Res Orleans.
LACY Mc=HEE Memphis, Tenn,
Wal meet with prompt aslenlion
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Two Through Trains Daily
For go

ONE OF the best Residences IN the country. r1
~ The southern part Of the city near the terminus
Of the soutn NASH vie Horse- haIir0li, u Hr.-
rate neighD0rh0Od- TIE buI ing. a llrva us..-1
tHo-stofy BRICK, Nth ten rooms, z.t hens dee. cool
DICK smoke holse and servant house.. god H...
tern large yard, vel enclosed, with lT arraa r|
isndi part Of which Is first rate garden .srf a-r
Ftn choice iruit trees. A part 81 uer1 for Fr.e
yard with plenty Of water. and al cClFe1. .l.aH
Tor getting wood. The ~. and Q. IrlaI passed
by the corner Of the nlace. from uica WOO. 81 r.-
ceiVed for burning briek. The property l- nrIa..Ia
the corporation and ,s therefore exempt from core
porati0n taxes. A good spung BE- .rau1r.ls.r.g al
dining the properly. Terms easy.
Enquirs Or NELGON . MUEFHEE
snsi-H ~ y. MATT BROWN q f.I
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Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union,
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
It will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01

EEARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
Il College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended to promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01

2oE A DAYi Agents wanted 10 eel = new
aad wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
ne osaY cheap one licensed. Address sdAW :
CLARK, BiddsioTd, ksnr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01

CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street. depls in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended TO J. LUssBKE, Cashier.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-01
Notice.

Is Cheapest, Pieasantest most Desnahie a. defence
against C1gfHEs-M oTHs. Druggists evervFhere
eel il. HARRIS a CHAPMAN, Facturers, Boston.
maylO--th Il sat