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FIRE.-About a quarter to 12 o'clock last
night, fire broke out IN the premises occupied by
Mr.. Frederick Latham, No 1901 North Second
street. The loss by fire and damage by water will
amount to between four and five hundred dollars.
The house was partially insured,
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DEATH OF A MERCHANT.-John f. Pen
iston, merchant dong business at No, 522 s. Dea
ware avenue, and long engaged in the West India
trade died suddenly of cholera last evening at his
residence near Branchtown, Pa,
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QUICK WoRK.-We are informed by Drexel
q Co that the last of the Pennsylvania Railroad
bonds new issUel were disposed of to-day. The loan
was for million dollars, and las only two weeks
on the market, showing the confidence felt In the
railroad and the enterprise of the house negotiating
the
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TWELFTH AND CHKsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
niture reupholstered, Vanished, and repaired by
nractical Wof kmen.
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For SUPERIOR style Looking iGlass and Picture
France, resort to Reimer, Arch street, east Of
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RFADY-MADE AND CUSTOM Work.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
OAK HALL POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
nSSREAsoN ABIF PRICES
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FiVe-TNventy Coupons,
Due November /,
Wanted by

Wanted by
DREXEL s. Co,
No "a South Third street.
The ELLIPTIC LoCK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest Improvements and Attachments
incomparablY The best for baB,iiy USe
ELLIPTIC S. 81. Co.
Agents wanted, No 923 Chestnut street, Phila,
CHILDREN's CLOTHIEG-The largest and most
elegant assortment IN the city OF Boys Girls, In
ianls' and Misses Clothing.
M. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
Nos and n Eighth street. =
CARAMELs - CARAMELs - CARAMELs -George
w. jenkins has as fine an assortment of Caramcs
OF all haVOTs as can be had anywhere.
SPRING MATTRESSES Overhauled, put in order.
and made up anew, at Patterns Upholstery 10. 1908
Chestnut street,
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u EAU OF ORDNA INC E.
NAVY DEPAKTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY. September 20, 1866
SALE OE NAVY PnWnERG

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
SALE Of NAVY GlTE SsS6tsnSST g. 1866
There will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidders at noon. THURSDAY, the eighteenth (18
day OF October, 1866, at the office of the Inspector
OF Ordnance at the. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New
powder. composed of Cannon and Mortar Powders
The Powders will be sold by sample and in lots to
1erms-Cash, in Government funds; one.halft be
deposited on the conclusion OF the sale and the
mainder ten DAYS after wards during which time the
Powders must beiremoved from the Magazine, other
wise they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the Powder is not In barrels
H. A. WISE,
22stuthllt Chief of Bureau.
TTHE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST AMI
i SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF PHILADEL.
For the safe-keepng of valuables under Guar
'-''' CAPITAL, s5OO.OOO
n B. Browne, Charles Maeelester
oh J GnsSam ss Fell, steShem sahSn1eE HGeaFE GaIGweu
President n. B. BR6WESh BhRs6DEWE Il Gibson
| Vice President CLARENCE Il; CLARK.
0fse Cat PEE entl in the Fheproof Building Of the
oHEsAUr STREET, ABOVE FOURTH,
The Company will commence business on the lst
rs RRSTsEF W. qPa E Pe See
GpSn Ine following rates for one year or less perod;
| securities. or those ranserablet 81 60 per $1,000
|
negotiable only by endorsement. bO per $1,000
Colo Com Blu ion .,.........,... Sl0En nnr q ,ooo
Sver oS a Cd 1i ~ 81 w per $1,000
| owners estimate of full vaue ana -
rate subject 10 adjustment bu k 7 slOO per 500
basis sot....................,..,..J
| Deeds. Mortgages Valuable Papers aenerauv yvban
o. no fixed value, 81 a year each or accordineSo
bull. W
| lite of the maker. 0i VI 'ne
Cash Boxes small Tin Boxes for papers of Raptors
Capitalists, Merchants LAWYERS Iradesmen FSMfiiass'
etc. viii be received at so each hoy or r. M o
year contents unknown to the Company and liability
FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, ONE PER GENT
| ON AMOUNT CoLLEC TED IN '-Ni
| COUPONS AND INIEREST Will, RI COIIECrET
WHEN DgLnsIkG,D gnsI "A AND REbnTFED
| DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED ON WUTCu
| INTEREST WILL BE ALLOWED
| This Company is also authorized 10 act as Fvacr
tors Admins rators and Guardians to receive ana
Corporations, or individuals. ~
v. b. BROWNE,
,,ou,,,, d ,r,so,, President
hecfetary and Treasurer. Alm
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MACHINERY FOR SOUTH AMERICA
The fame and the superiority of the machinery
manufactured in this city too well known to
quire any commendatory notice from us; and our
machinists are constantly receipt OF large orders
from foreign countries. The barque MeGco, now
loading at Washington street wharf, tor Rio de
Janeiro, by Messrs. Madeira & Cabada, is taking
on board four locomotives, built by III. W. Baldwin
q Co, seven tenders, and a mammoth turn-table
made by Sellers & Co for the Don Pedro Railroad
MessIs Baldwin & Co. have already constructed
fourteen locomotives for this road.
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YE PIMPLED' BLoTcHED, AND ULCER ATED VIC
TINS OF scroiulous diseases who drag your unclean
persons into the company OF better men, take Ayers
sarsaparia, and purge out the foul corruption from
your blood Restore your health, and you will no,
only enjoy life better but make your company more
tolerable 10 those who must keep it,
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FURNITURE NKTDKD, reuphOlstered Vanished.
and made up anew, at Pattens Upholstery, No. 1408
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their origin in great public want-medlcines for
oil the common wants of enlightened lite-curatives
that father mother, nurse, traveller could always
have with them, and always rely upon-so simple,
that mistake could not be made in the selection; so
harmless that all might use them with impunlty,
and so efficient that all might rely upon them with
safety. such they have proved. Thousands OF
nesses OF lie, and rarely seriously SICK or have
need to call physician. Thousands taking some
single speeinc have cured themselves OF chronic
and upon which they have spent hundreds in vain ;
and among the millions wGo use them none are
found 10 quesilon their purity or efficacy. Every
family should have a case See advertisement =
n car York Citi@en, ADrR1 1866.
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TILL-TAPPER.-About 10 o'clock this
morning q man named Edward Moore was arrested
by officer Roberts at the corner of Seventh aud
Walnut streets. Moore entered the restaurant on
when, as he supposed no one was observing his
movements, undertook TO supply himself with pocket
money from the till. But being born under an un
lucky star he caught IN the act and arres ed.
He succeeded in abstTacting about 81 60 when he
arrested, He had hearing before Recorder
Eneu, who committed him in default OF $1,000 to
answer.
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KEEP WARM.-As the cold days have now
set in 1t behooves us to provide aqanst the intru
Sions OF old nippinR Boreas by procuring covering
of warm and durable nature. Burns & Atkinson,
the well-known dry goods merchants, at No. 247
meet the wants of the public in this line in as salts
factory manner as any establishment of the sort In
Philadelphia. They have on hand al classes and thick
nesses of w oollen Blankets, English and French Me-
rinoes Sheetlng etc., and will give complete salts.
faction to whomsoever may call upon them. For
further particulars special announcement in an.
other column.
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DRY GOODS.

p RIG e &c WO Cd.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
Have Just Opened
1900 pair best quality Kid Gloves, e125 per pair v
Superior quality Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
JOuv,n's KID Gloves best quality imported.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
LADIES' and Gents Hemstitched Hdkfs
Handsome Plaid Poplins S1'76 per yard.
Plaid Poplns, 81 81 per yard.
Plaid Lustres, 871 cents per yard.
Plain All-Wool Delaines
French Merinoes, all wool
Plaid Poplns, all wool.
A new lot of French Chintzes, yard wide.
Black Alpacas, very cheap.
BARGAINS IN
All-wool and Domet Flannels.
An.wool Shaker Flannels.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Table Linens, Napkins, and Towels, at the very
lowest market prices. Is 1Ss
PRICE &c WOOD.
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wanted. De Haven g. Brother, No. 40 s. Third st.
ELASTIC STITCH SHUTTLE, OR
SEWING GROVER IL o @ ks TIL G II
MACHINES, SEWING
FOR BAKER'B MACHINE,
FAMILY USE. HIGHEST FOR ia fJORS,
THE ONLY PREMIUM HHOEMAKERS,
MA H IN p SEWING SADDLERS,
THAT BOTH BEWS MACHINES, HARNESS.
PERFECTLY No. 100 MAKERS,
AND CHESNUT CARRIAGE
EMBROIDERS STREET. MkKERS
PERFECTLY LATEST AND BE
SUPERIOR STYLES eF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF REApY.MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKBR g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING House,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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MRS. PARTINGToN says that "the economical
storms that about this time renders il necessary
that If Isaac wants 10 be clothed IN his right mlud
he must put on thicker breeches." We would sug.
gest to Mrs Part ngton and others that proper pre-
poration for the equinocua storms can be uad
ECONOMICALLY" at Charles Stokes & Co.'s one plice
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MATTRESSES AND BEDDING.-Special attention
paio 70 This branch OF our business by Mr. William
FInley long and tavOraDly known in the above
capacity in philad alphla. All bedding intrusted 10
our care will be finished in the best possible manner
at W. HENRY PATTENs,
No l40S Chestnut street
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DIR. SCHENCK's PULMoNIo SYRUP.-This great
medicine cured DIR. j. FL. Schenck the Proprietor,
of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had assumed
its most formidable aspect. and when speedy death
appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro-
nounced his case incurabe when he commenced
the oil this simple but powerful remedy. His
health was restored in very short time, and no
return of the disease has been apprebended for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds DIR
Schenck has been equally successful in the treat
ment of others similarly afflicted.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure OF Consumption, anG the
diseases which usually complicated with it, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenck
makes professional visits to several of the larger
cities weekly, where he has large concourse of
patients and 1t is truly astonishing TO see
sumptives that have to be lifted out of their car.
riages and in fe months healthy, robust persons.
DR.. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are generally all required in
curing Consumption. Full directions accompany
EACH SO that any one can take them without seeing
Dr. Schenck but when it is convenient 1t is best to
see him. He gives advice free, but for thorough
examination with his Respiromeer his fee is three
dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
kenesses OF the Doctor-one when in the last stage
of Consumption, and the other as he is, in per.
feet health-are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 90
per bottle 81 so the half Dozen Letters tor ad-
vice should always be directed to DR.. Schencks
Principal Office, No. 15 North Sixth street. Phiadel.
phia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents :-Demas Barnes &
! Co., New York; >. S. Hauce Baltimore, Nd; John
| d. Park Cincinnati Ohio; Walker G. Taylor, Chi
| cago, Illinois; Collions Brothers st, Louis, Mo.
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DIED.
BAIER-on the 10Th instant, GEORGE BAIER, aged
fhe relatives and friends are invited to attend the
unera rom me- late residence, NO 26 Greenwich street,
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed TO Pha-
HEEBNER-On Saturday, September 22 at Chestnut
Hi, MARY L. eldest daughter Of Charles and Mary L.
Due notice will be given OF the funerai.
MoINTYRE.-on the 2Oth instant JOSEPH the eldest
son OF Anarew and Hannah Mcintyre, aged II years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
parents 8. W. conner of Twenty eighth and Federal
streeIs, on Sunday at O'Clock interment at Mt Mo
PENIsToN.-oI THURSDAY evening. the 2lst instant
at his residence, IN Lhetenham after brief Illness j.
+. PENSION, merchant, of this city
HAND, PANEL, RIPPING, BACK, COM
- pass; Web, Key hole Hack, Wardlng and Wood
and r sale at ana TRMRS
No. SSS Gsieht Thirty-fye MARK ET ST., below ninth
CURLING RODS. CURLING ToNGS, PINCH
ing Irons Hair Crimpers, Nail Cutters Tweezers
No SIS Eight fhirtysnve, NJ aKET ST. below Snth.
IF A PUDDING is PROVED BY IT'S EAT.
i ing why not a Clothes Wrnger by Its usep The
ad use Of these labor and cohes-savlng ar
nomy beyond cav Several Of the best kinds for sale
No ss5 (Eight Thirty-flve, MARX ET st.. below Ninth
LIE THAT HATH EARS TO HEAR, LET
ing. at MADEIRA's, No. lis :. TENTH Street below
Chesnut calm
~ FASHIONABLE HALTER,
No. 430 CHESNUT street
9l6S Next door to Post ONCE.
NONE BUT THE BEST
IN sCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
iINIppv iANp At 1r,dW LOWEST y RATES; HA
96lm EVANS BROAD ami FILBE9T
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COMPOUND INTEREeT NOTES. S-l0 and 5-2Ot
wanted. De Hayen 3 brother, No 20 s. Third Sc.
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A NEW CHURCH.-The new Second Bap-
tist Church, located on the old battle ground at
Germantown is rapidly, approaching completion
and will be occupied on the LIST proX. The congre-
RatiOn will worship tomorrow in the Town
Hail, at that place, and the Rev. VIM, CrOWel will
Ofheiate,
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the premises No. 424 Garden street, occupied by
Nj. n. T. ReInhard was entered and all the wash
clothes in 1t stolen. There have been no arrests as
yet. The loss, although not a very heavy one is
very veXatious and should be a caution against
nEeless eXnosnre of nrOnertY
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
October 1866 contains; Personal Recollectons of
the War; Wooden Legs; Cruise of the Rob Ron;
Heroic Deeds OF Heroic Men-XIV The Wllds Of
Arkansas; she by Cabell; Mrs. Roths Bridal Tour;
Sleep; The Ruined Chapel; Lady 'iodiya at Home; +;
Burning of Columbia Again; The treedman'5 Story;
The Ugly Toad; Cost OF Home; Editors EASY
Chair Monthly Record OF Current Events; Editors
Drawer
EeceIved from 7, b Peterson & Brothers and J.
B IippiucOtt & Co.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

Autonomy LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola
N MoHDs, wArcHEs, JEwELRY. 40 OR TIL
P1wsBRoKERs, fIcKEfs BoUGIiT foR DIAMONDS
WATCHES, JEwELRY. be- stT Bcecker street. up ssairs
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

NErTLExEr, WILL BUY ANT QUANTITY OF Hgv
NJ and IsN on Clothing for Western market Cal q
store or address rHo5 ID. CoNRoy s0i Pearl street.
B.-I have no agents.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
MATRIMONIAL

A GENTLEMAN or THIRTY THREE WISHES fHg
n asqusinance ~ young lady, vlth view 70 uHtri.
m.1y address with paTirulars Harry W Hkrkl n.
taa
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

NNONTINE HOTEL, AT AND 429 BROADWAY, AND
i Tontne Branch Cortlandt and West streets,
New York tho European plan Fine, airy rooms newly
furnished. Pleasant ladies' restaurant
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

DOARD AT TARRYTOwN.-FIRsT CLASS BOARD
- with large Rooms; shady grounds; half mile from de-
pot good stablng Apply premises Beekman place. OF
at 254 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
SUMMER RESORTS.

CTETsoN HOUSE,
- LosG BRANCH, June rs.
The Steson House is for the accommodation OF
guests Rooms be secured application at the
House. New York BY telegraph letter Long Branch.
Q. A. STETSoN, Jr, 4 CO.
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ROOKsELLERS AND sTArIONERS

cPRIHG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
y FRANK, successors 10 NJ J. DruckeF. Brewers
Of Ale ana Lager Beer. No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. tdeeSly
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PERSECUTION OF UNION MEN
Letter from TwentY-Sh Union Men
20 the Governor.
ALrANoNr, Grundy County,
H. "a neeE

Governor Wm. G.. 3rownloE:
HOSoREB SR: We, the undersigned
discharged soldiers, and loyal citizens
of Grundy county, take the liberty oi
addressing you this communication
to make you acquainted with the coz
dition of our county. There are still
two parties among us here, Union aud
rebel The rebels have devised a plan
to drive ns from our homes, by present
ing Us before the civil courts tor acts
done while in the service Of our coun-
try, and by order of Briesdier-lieneFal
Wood and other Union officers. We
would not complain if all persons were
treated alike, but there are two or three
companies Of rebel bushwhaekers still
living in this county, who robbed the
Union men Of everything they could
hnd during the campaign OF 1854
These outlaws did not belong 10 any
Tegulsr command, but for al these out.
RACES they go unpunished, and grand
juries refuse 10 find any bill sgsinst
them. We now sppeal 10 the authori-
ties to know If men who have left their
homes and families for the service OF
their country are 10 be harTassed aud
ruined by rebels who fought against
their country Are we to be driven
from our homes by such men Es these :
We are governed in this county by
disfranehised rebels We know they
are not commissioned, but if We resist
their unlawful authority, we shall be
stigmatized as outlaws, which is the
name applied TO all the Union men Of
this county by the rebels.
We hope TO hear from you before the
second Monday in next month. II
you say abide by their illegal proceed
ings, we must submit; if not, although
few in number, we will take care of
ourselves At the last court, some of
the grand jury had never taken the
oath. Al these facts we can substan-
tate by convincing proof
Respectfully,
NOffr nhad1srf cays-orfs
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Your oBedient servants.

GENERAL ORDERS CovERISG THE ABOVE CASE
HO'eEs. DISTRICT OF NIIDDLE TExSFssrr, ,
Murfreesboro, Tenn Dec. IA, '6j.
General orders, No. IS.
The proper and lawful orders pro
mulgated for the protection Of the
rights of persons who have served in
the Union army or bought property Of
United States, being constantly disre =
garded in every part of the District,
they are republished and will be posted
in conspicuous places in every county
and town in this command. There viii
thereafter be no excuse on the part of
any civil functionary for violating the
spirit Of these Just and necessary pro
visions, and a close observation of them
will obTiate much cost and trouble.
They will be enforced TO the letter in
every individual case, and all persons
suffering from INCONSISTENCIES Of them,
are requested to report the facts in the
case, in person or through friends, to
the commanders Of the nearest militia
ry posts, who are hereby directed to at
once, on accurate and good informa-
ton, give relief to the applicant as in
dicated in these orders Prosecutions
already commenced will be at once dis
missed Scouts and other persons en-
ployed by General Milroy, and other
Union officers, although not regularly
mustered into the service of the United
States, will be included under the pro
lection of this order.
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IRaleheIor. nalr n,.i

The Original aad Beat .u .so World
lnc only true ana perfect ua.r ntr. u.rp,-
loas, Reliable ami lusiaarneaas. pr.fe..,
immediately a sr.cIdid blacA or uutBrsI
hfpWnt Wuhout iEIuunE the barr sr .t,..
henie.lies the '.i ELECTS ui BAD fyca. Sold
ey al prusgsts, The gcruiar .t s.rrs.l
William A. naichelof. Alsa.
htgc1cranFg EEfrarf 81 HIrfr.rs s,-
Aefiartfg aria hcalis IstHe til aatr.
CHARLES BAICHkLuH, NtWYaar.
scpl5-iy
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Nile Fargueil, who plays one OF the
ladies in "La camille BsnOitOn, is
made 70 exclaims ~Ahi simple attire Of
my early youth, what b now become Of
your Ten yards Of muslin, three Ct
ribbon, and d0Eer in the hair, and
with that, fiiteeu years age, a brilliant
complexion. and the delight Of a frat
ball What worn cut pieAsure-seeker
would not feel q thrill Of emotion a.
the sight Of dress 30 simple and q 10y
90 naive7 Al muslin, white muslin 2
the ungrsteful mothers who were in
debted 10 yog Cor their husbands, nov
deny you 70 their daughters q.
sacred muslin, Virgin Of the toilet. save
our y0uog girls, who are drowning
themselves in floods of lace As .
comment Il may be mentionfd that
the toiiettes OF the tour ladies who play
in the Famills Benoiton cost NOT less
than eighty thousand francs, and that
Nile Fargueil proa0unees thia eulogy
Of white muslin in q eFess valued II
seven thousand frances
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HASKERs AND BROKERS.

OTIS, K. A.-A-toIncy snd Counsellor at Lsv,
" Office 425S Cherry 81; p. o. Box 7is.
RANKERS AND BROKERS'.
ITIRsT NATIONAL BANK-GoYerument DePosi-
II tory-NO. 81 College street, between union
and the Public Square dealers IN Uneurrenl
Money Exchange, Coin, and Government Seeuii-
ues OF al Kinds. socks and Bonds hougnt and
sold on Commission Collections promptly al
tended to-
A g. SANFORD, Pres'L JAS G. OGDEN .Cash'r.
ATARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
Nj College street,, buys and sells Gold, Oncar-
rsnG Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
Collections sltended 10 promptly
Also buys and Eells on c. mmisslon
GECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ Cherry street, desis IN Exchange, Govern
ueni SECURITIES and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsDEs, Cashier.
nRIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Iieals in Exchange; Governments Securities
and Com Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks snd Bonds sid on Commission.
". W. BERRT, President. EDGAR IoSEs, Cashier.
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In Dyspepsia.

aud is aitend dant train of symptoms, t acts more
LIKE A CHARM than q med cine There - noth-
ing IN the whole range oi Materia Medica that csn
ease.
A fill aocount OF this wonderful plant may be
found in the lith edition Of the u 5. Dlspensatory
pages sS7 and i3Ss
A series Of experiments 10 which Or. Bull has
been for years engaged, has Just ba n brought 20
su-cessful termination, snd he Is nov enabled g
oder % the public comhinailon OF OkbkoN via
other approved tonics, The whole preserved 10 tbs
hast qusllty Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which he i confident has No equal IN he word
He might Furnish volume Of coruheaiess bul th'
putlic have long since learned 90 estimate eucf
things by their true value The feiest plan ~ 90
cvery one 70 test Tor himself the virtues { neV
medicine.
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nook AND JOR PRINTING.
BREWERY.

C1AMERON, WEI. a CO.-Book and Job Printers,
1 \ and publishers Of the baiy and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, between Union and Dead
ericz streets.