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Distressing Accident.

A lad six years of age, son Of Mr., Abram
Collins, who lives three miles aud a hall from
RheatoWn, Greene County, was killed, a few
days ago, by a heavy pole falling upon bis
head. He vas going to his father, who was
workinEin a field some distance from the
house, md had to pass through a large gate
4 fruit kiln stood near the gate and the jar Of
opening it caused the wsight-PoleS on the
roof Of .he kiln, which was very wet, to
slide oil. One Of these struck him upon the
skull and fractured it, causing immediate
death.
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Heavy Travel.

There seems to be no falling of Of travel
over this great t~horoughhre. AT no time
since its construction has it enjoyed a more
liberal and profitable patronage. The reasons
are obvious. II d the safest, most direct
and expeditions route from The East to the
South and Southwest The consolidation of
the E. T. l. Va. L &, 7. 4 Ga, Rail Roads, do
ing away with the useless change Of cars At
Knoxville, the clean and comfortable coaches
and the polite attention Of conductor rs render
Ing the passage a past.tims, and the places
of refreshment along the line surpassed BY
none il the country, have considerably to do
with this gratifying increase Of business,
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Colburn's Red Jacket Axe.

AOlgATh y GgA e1OhVg A4gs
This axe is better than the regslar shaped axes for
these reasons -
/. 1t cuts deeper.
II. It don't stick.
III. II don't jar the hand.
Nv. No time OF strength ia wasted IN taking th9 axe
out of the cut.
v. With the same labor you do Ons,thIrd more work.
With all these good qualities It Is made Of same
steel and iron aud temper as our regular axes and
will not bear rough usage any better than they.
TRoY, Iowa, Dec. 2lst, Ices.
LiPpISeorT & BAKRwKLL ;--ThA Red Jacket Axe
you sent US is a good one. think II Is the best Axe l
ever had hold ct.
by the shape Of 1t that It does not require 50 much ex.
sition on the part Of tbs chopper as with the old style
axe TO make It penetrate the wood. We are much
pleased With II. Yours, g. W.. CLAYTON.
Miles' Covered Scoop shovel. For the farmer. Jus.
what you want.
PEORIA, Jan. 2s, 1859.
LIPPISeorT 4 BAKBwELL i've have In constant use
the Covered Scoop shovel OF Mr.. Miles, and and It to
be 4 very useful article. We more than save the cost
Of It daily In the amount Of grain saved, nhovelsd
from wagons. We can also handle grain much faster
than fe can with The common Scoop.
GkfHR \ Co., Grain Dealers.
n. 3, EAsToN, Grain Dealer.
5. EAsToS / sos, Grain Dealers.
hoAiHsoN q 70, kfcek MtNA. y
GEo. Field L Co., City Mills.
while We make these and recommend them because
of their great merit, We are also manufacturers Of
Spades and shOysls equal to any made in the country
East or West.
Our Saws are patent temper and patent ground, and
warranted As good as any made.
FRsDRIcA, Iowa, Feb. s, 1859.
LIrPIScorT / BAKEwELL, Genn-Ths Saw that Jon
sent HSary 1 Pierce is the best Saw / eyer Jaw. II
takes two inch ned Ia oak and stands up bully. / cut
5si fsst Of oak fencing in y unihutes.
] have run SAVE for 10 year,, aid that Is the. best one
! ever got hold Of. have run your Saws in Michigan
for ave or six years. ASH DAVIS.
n your hardware dealer does not keep our goods
uLd to Us direct with your inquiries or Orderb, and
you shall have immediate .atsdntiOn and really.
LIPPISeorr L BGKEwELt, P%iHsburg, PenR.,
Sole Owners Of Colburn's aud Red Jacket Patents.
ssaPl6w7.
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We 4 ladsbtea 10 Hon. ]. A. Hammer, tbs
~sflciens and distinguished Representative Of
soyist %eounlY, 10 tie last Legislature, for .
copy Of The 3 Report Of the Joint Select Com.
nisIse TO aseerlaIn the amount Of School
Money ~belonging 70 The State"
Also to Gen. L, s, TroWbridgo, Of Detroit,
Michigan, for late dailiss NJ that city, con.
taiuing al Important Supreme Court de.
c%I'iOn, invOlTipg Ripatiap flights, IA favor Of
plaintiff, for whom be appeared as Counsel.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-30

American Newspaper Directory.
This mammoth publication BY George P.
ROwsll 4 Co, Of New York, has just come
from the press. II Is not only an interesting
novelty to those engaged in the newspaper
world, but an Invaluable guide to the gsnsr-
al advertiser. It is a systematically arranged
eOmPsndium OF information which no %iutolli.
gent man can afford to be without See aa.
vsrtiseh snt.
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cen. stokesI Great speeoh.

We intended to give a synopsis Of Hon. W.
B. Stokes scashinE review Of Andrew John
son at Nashville 90 the 18th lust. We can
serve the interests OF our State and the Re-
publican party BY publishing the Samc With
out any condensation. IFS . chain Of
fefutations Of The er-prssideutS fAiiaeieS,
and one link should not be ,akea therefrom.
It will appear on our hrst pagS neat week.
We ara indebted to Gen. Stokes for a copy.
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collecting Agent for che Union
Flag, q

George Grishsm, ST. is our regular Travel
ing Collecting Agent to collect s~ce9nnts Sas
,hss Oaice fine LrnioR Flag. He % euthori-
" to collectAad receipt for all accounts aGe
US and to institute suits for debts owing thi'
Office. No other travelling Rgenen y aathor-
Ia ed TO collect oar accounts. h.,
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Hon R. R Butler.

A letter, just received from Ou' efficient
and devoted representative at Washington
informs us, that he viii BE- az home IN a rev
days. The appointments and other matters
connected with our district have nees'si'A-
ted bis remaining at the Capitol, since the
adjournment,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-30

This work is = complete Introduction to
the Apiary, explaining the habits and needs
81 It's busy Inhabitants and the proper mOds.of
management. Price Is and 40 cents, accord
ing to binding. Address N. h. / Il. A. King,
Nevada, Ohio.
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The quickest and BEST Route to al Points
NORTH AND WEST

rive daily trains run through without Change, making
close connections at LOUISVILLE with Express
Trains fore
CISCISNkTt, CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH, CHI.
CAGO. DETRDIT, MILWAUKEE,. ST. LOUIS,
81. PArL, INbIANApuLts AND LLnTH-
Err CIrIESINTnE NORTH y WEST,
Also, With The q, g.. NAIL LINE STEAMERS. ar
irving at CINCINNATI next morning In time 70 take
carly Trains EASF. l1a
The Route Via LOUISVILLE TO AMAHA, ST.. TO-
SEPH, KANSAS CITY, aud the GOLD FIELDS Of Tho
TAI WEST, Is the very best insyery respect.
Pas,snsers holding through Tickets can stop over A.
CAVE CITY, to visit tI
"MAMMOTH CAVE"
and resume their leurpey at pleasure. ss.
PNLACE SLEEPfxG CARS accompany oil Wight
trains.
Through Tickets and baggage Cheeks 70 all pr'hct-
pal eitits may be Procured q Haiiroal Officers IN hnOx-
villa, Chattanooga. Nashville, aud all prainipsn
points IN the South AMI East. M
NJ Ask for Tickets via Louisville.
Freight transported In tuiek time and at low rates.
Through Freight arrangements from kgstetff Ani
Western cities perfect and Bills OF badihg gtveu
through. -
Freight Consigned to Agent Louisviile and Nash
vile Rsiinad at Lonisyills, Forwarded promptly with
out charge for comnissions. .aau .f
All claims for Loss and Damage settled promptly.
ALBERT FTEK,
G9aP2StL.l 0cnG sHPitb 4 \, RAilrsaa.
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President Thomas II. Galloway.
The numerous friends Of this gentleman
will DO g%ratifed 10 learn that bis health bas
SO far improved as to warrant bis physicians
in anticipating his speedy recovery. He Is
now able 20 ait up Ia his bed, and eonverse
With his friends.
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Agricultural Warehouse.

See the advertisement Of Mr.. D. A. Jones,
Abingdon, Va, He Is engaged 10 the sale Of
all kinds Of Mil and Farm Machinery, Hard
ware, Castings, Seeds and Fertilizers. He
deals extensively, aud We commend him to
our farmers, for they are sure Of fair transse.
lions with him. ~ y.
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rmnnrtnntt NJ Merohantn ana othera.

Important to Merchants and others.
We. call especial attention. % The adssr-
tisement OF Messrs. Cole q Lambert, Agents
for The American Steam FirO-PrOof Iron
Safes, in another column. These Iron Safes
are renowned as being the most ingenious
and ~impreRnAhle manufacture of the kind
ever Invented. Our merchants and other
friends should send and procure one at once,
and thus preserve their yaluablss--liabie at
all times TO be stolen or destroyed BY fire.
Send for Catalogue Of prices.
Lee Il Walkers Musical Almanac.
We have received from Messrs. Lee 4
walker, Music Dealers, No. 722 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa, . copy Of their new Mo-
steal Almanac, for 1869. 1t should be in sv-
cry household. Il contains q large quantity
OF most excellent reading matter, among
which are many hundred valuable domestic
recipes, Oar readers should send for 4 copy
BY all means,
We have to acknowledge the receipt Of a
hatch Of new Music from these enterprising
and extensive Music Dealers, each piece of
which will be properly noticed in the next
issue Of the FLAG.
We are laid under many obligations BY
the courteous favcrs Of Mt. VIM. N. Toy, one
Of tire partners in this firm, who is one Of
the most oBliging gentlemen in 0hrlslendom.
Ladies, write to Mr.. Toy, irm Of Lee 4
Walker, No, FS9 Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia, Il you desire the latest and best Music,
and you will get Il.
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The third QUARTERLY mseting for ne Eliza.
bs,hton circuit WIN Be beld IN Eilsabah:ou
.. ssh aid Oh o. Nay = ' Dpisa, ?. 3.
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On Tussday evening, Apr1 i3lt last, by
het. Nv Nol1lnrsf, b. r.. .. Torra, Of
Atlantis, Ga, Aad = Tn1hriA. dtughlsr Of
~. Alfsd htflin, Of Boobs Greek, Wash-
ingtoh eonst1 Tssn,
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thnt gmount oan be made. Address SECOMB n 90.
Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Macs ofSt Louis. no,
CAlUoS DO not DO imposed upan BY other pa4iieb
paluipk On worthless casi-irQn mAchinea, under. the
H"tgo name or ntlerwlse. Ours " the only Eennins
an hiRly practical cheap machlns manufactured 3
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~ KIl1 ~ III
SALES,

I'm OBEDIENCE 10 and, b. virtue Ola Nehd.
Expo, issued from the Circuit Court Of bs
Washington county, AID to me directed, iegt-
ed at the Circuit Court the frat Monday pE
ter the fourth Monday ia March, 1869, upon
a judgme tand costs fpt the sum Of Slai0,. u Il
debt sudncOsts, and in hY9F OF e. Mufns
aud against Addison TredwaY, Adminlslrasof
of Jonathan Taeksr, deceased, will sell al
the Court House door, in the tOwa of Jopes-, "a 4
boru' on SATURDAY, the a2nd day OK Nay, 1864
al the right, title, claim and interest that.
Addiscu TredMay, as Admipistfator of Jon,
athan Tucker, deceased, has u ard to a Tract
o. parcel Of land, situated IN Washington
county, Tenh., Dist. No. 9, adjoining thelands
of WIN. Blair, WIN. White and others, on thu
South side Of Nolachueky River, said to con-
tain - Ncrps, more or less, until the dsot
and costs are fully paid. April u, 1859. tlF
Soaps w4pfS5 R NJ YOUNG, Dep. Shh. fE8
Thy VIRTUE of Vend, Expo, Issued from
ID the Circuit Court OF Washington conn
b, Tenn, and to me directed, tested the hrss r {
Monday alter the fourth Monday in Marsa IN, 4
1869, upon a Judgment and cost for the SUM
of STs so debt, and 50 40 costs pronounced
by said Court and in favor ofC. G. Taylor aud
against Henry King and Francis Williams. |
viii sell at The Court House door, in the town
OF Jonesboro on Saturday tie 22l day NO.
Nay 1869, for cash In hand, v 1.-The right, b-AA
tie, claim aud interest that Henry King bus =
in and to two tracts Of band sit4ated ~
Washington county, TeRn., in disifict Nc, y,
Zone Of said tracts Of land adjoining the lqncA m
Of Il. Gone and Jacob Adler, Thomas MeFal
and others, contaiping 20 acres more ~ ICES.
and one tract containing go acres, more or
lsss, Ia Washington county, adjoining ths
lands of VIM. Range, George W. SterheHt5
and Henry Swadley, until debt and costs are
sfdlly paid, April II, 1869. "a. ettta
6saPrgsN4pCsb s. Is. GRIFFITH, Sh'E.
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ICP Col. Robert Johnson, son OF sI-
President Johnson, died Ia GreeneVillo last
week.
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TRUsTEE,S SANE

10y VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust. 70 mesH-
ID ecuted, on The End day Of July 1884 i
By A. G. Lowry, to secure The payment ofts
rertion note, amounting to 1921 %, due IN
John Powell, | will proceed 10 sell At tha
door Of The Court House, IN BlonnlvileS
Tenn, on Saturday the 10Th daN Of MAJ, q
1889, all the night, title and interest legal
add equitable, which the said A. G. Lowry
has 10 and 10 a certain house aud lot 10 tte
east end Of The town Of Blountvile, on tbs
south side Of Main street, lying between said
Maia and the back streets, adjoining The let
Of Mrs. ". J. Davis, and the alley separating y
said lot from the Hicks Lob Containing eas
ID hand. April 10, 1862. lfA
30 W. VI. DEADERlCK. Trustee. ~
auau.lc-A.lE n. xxx" .. ~
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'n Chancery at Blountville,

In Chancery at Blountville,
TOHN w. SELLS, Ext &c., Emma Riley
ct. al. la this ease The Clerk aud Aaa
Ter is directed TO give notice 70 The CREDITORS
Of Phar. Riier, deceased, b. pablicadop, 20
come forward and exhibit their dsmendi
against sad estate, and bare themselves.
made parties Be-, II is Therefore ordered.
that publication be made fcr four suee'siivs
weeks 10 The Jonesboro' Union fiag, notify
ing aid creditors 10 come forward On the ~
Monday 10 NAV next, before our CAAnesrI
Court at Bloahtyiiis, and enter their appehry
anee as defendants IN this cause, a. And
the complainant having obtained . indieiHt
faf for az ~injuneton ia this ease, Ihs Raif =
creditors sfthe said Pharo RILEY, deceased,
AZ hereby snjoioed from protesting 70 cor
let their claims againii said state nniA
the surthsf or5tf o fthis Honorable Court
'ss.pras~tpes WV nULLkxyix, Z. An
TAs, N. R~BTHERfORp e. A. w. Levi
Moore ct. III. Ia th1 case II s alsiged
Ia the bill tbaf defendhnn Levi Noof., kogt
Moore isaac Moore, Mafkaftt Moore, Polly -.
eusith' su,an Ooodmao ead Poly Ooodnta
snrs non. ts,idtat, on Tsnhessse. III ttht0
iors ordered tbst publication bs mtdl prt \
fonf ,accss,iys vssti IL he raioa .fhg,pei
ubiue aid hon-fsIldshtt NJ arpnf 1rofH.
car CbsueSry Coar. Az ~. CoaH Horse
Bloabttiilo. 5n he t6ifdN 0ndr u NJ 80
aHi mats dshufs "a nifhH
1899. w. NnLLkfalAl
Ss.br1sSaySs
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Circuit Court, Carter County.

Circuit Court, Carter County. o.
VXyHgREAS a Judgment was rendered 10
wv the Circuit Court Of Garter County,
Tenn, on The first day Of July, 1881, 10 h,rof
Of Peter Rssor against James p. 7. Cartel
Nathan q Taylor, Robt Love aud W B.
Garter, and whereas, atihe March term, 1899,
OF said Court, II was suggested and admitted
thai plainiia Rasor had died, and Il appear,
ing 70 the satisfaction of the Court that II,
p. Murphy has been appointed Adminisra-
tor Of the estate Of plaintiff Rasof. Ga mos
ton il was ordered that ieirs faeigs Issue 10
the defendants Robert Love and william B,
Carter, aud that publication be made a. "a
defendants Nat G.. Taylor and james p. 7,
Carter, who are non-residents, notifying thom
TO appear al the nsGt term Of this Court 70
be held for said county, al the Court House
In ElizAbethton, on the second Monday In ia
" 1859, aud show cause Why The judgment
against them should not be revived Ia ths
name Of n. P. Murphy. Administrators kc. a.
plaintiff. You James P. T. Carter aud Nhi,
G. Taylor are hereby notified 70 appear bs-
fore the Court, at the Court House 10 Eliza-
bethton, on the second Monday 10 july 1859
aud show cause, n any yon have, vhy ne
Judgment of Peter Rasor against yoa and
Others shall not be revived 10 the sane o.
~. p. Murphy, Admins rator Of she estate 81
Peter Rasor, dsesased, A. PiaintiG. --
Witness, n. Q. White, ciek Of aid CosIl
al,oalcs Ia Elissbethtoa, the lscond hondaJ
Of March 1858. March 20, 1899.
sssps73E ipyie RICHARD 2 NHiTR, CHI
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s9Apso1an7O
q 81

tt THE woRElSG CIAss.--I am now prepared 10 fur.
nlSh oil classes with constant employment At their
home s,tho whole Of tho time,Or for the spare moments,
Business new, light and profitable. Fifty cents to IS per
evening, Is easily earned by persons Of either sex, and
the boys aud girls osrn. nearly as much As men. Great
inducemsnts are offered thoae who will devote their
whole time TO tho business; and, that every person
who sees thia notice, may send me their address and
test the business for the6setvek, | make the following
unparalleled Offer; 10 All who are not we'll satisfied
with the buslusss, will send 81 to pay iorihetrouhls
Of writing me. Full partfsniars, d~irptons, &c, srnt
free. Samples sent BY mail for 10 cents. Address II.
O. ALLESr Aagusta, Me.
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I.tLN #VHI E4NI M3N4 MMR tsaV4. 1r va.&.m&nMFMM
CaIsaya or Kings Bark was unknown until the MIDDLE. Of the 7a aNae
century. Humboldt makes favorable merton Of its ~februge qualities as
an anhdoe to Fever and Agus Intermittent and Maafous Fevrb il rs
extensive South American travels rtNt&es VS. sypsasq eA &&s
In 64o it was used blythe Jesuts who alone at that time possessed lHa
the secret offs wonderful tonic properties and it was sold by them hf
#iS OWN weiphtin sler~ u eth ~" le3r e# sat@#A @aa#
SinA6s8, eighteen years after sM John abbot employed Il with great
success in France IN the treatment Of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia. Ms
Nervous Affections, Loss ofApPette, Weakness and Deblg Paphatoea
IF the Heart Darhcoa. etc ~ 1879 he sold the secmto t. its onGN
to Louis XIV. by whom it was dyulged. tia nowthe ahtdRpoasnt
irgodcntn brakes PLANTATION B3TTERS, and preserved aats
. pure St CmsR Rum makes a@oo trarc mah and one that should sNu
E 30 upon Inc dd-boado every family nessg p H. DIe& Cos tb6e~3
s@ yt4 .Te-11fMIJ - ,Nr-,-i4Y rF-+1.r At& HmaHS
SoS PtoPhFOs N "e CeepFHsa FNAN t@ifoA " lAIFPf ave EP aa5G
largest impore. Of CaGsaya Baf&ia AmoHea fTher Bark is gathered iM@
snd cured under the ipreedfato supervision Of an agent sent QUITS
Bnza, EXPRESSLY for that purpose and aside from a few thousand a@e
pounds which aye sold 70 the maaufsctues Of Qgnae, is all used -
the preparing Of these Bitter, to which they are indebted tor thsfe sss.
wonderful success as a tonic. F 4AM
The above CUE represents the natives IN thsE owe native forest gW
q q gathering the Bark A&&8f mgmwr
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VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL
~ INFORMATION to young men contemplating
Marriag seat frp-o on receipt If 25cents. Address the
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, ~ Clinton Place, n. Y.
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CALESMES WANTED by Manufacturing Co. to
y travel and sell BY 'aiaplg new liue Of goods. Sit.
uatious permanent wages good. II, II. RluHARDs Il
Co., as Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
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TerrihlA nisclosures
AGENTS WANTED!

Oar Gv.nt, Al. making from 81 10 IS for every hnlrs
s.,,t.s mi fcom esO 10 sig0 perday. Wcwih employ
4 feu more, With energy and IS capital. bYefy one =
adaptsd for the business, that wants 70 make money
easily. Address At once, WlLLlAhg ~ "
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Gao A DAY to Agents seiiirg SlLygB's Patent
DlU Elastic BRooNs. Horuce Gieeley says. ~ pre-.
diet is success CLEGG 4 CO., % Cortland st., e. Y.
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TINHR Tanite Emery Wheel Cuts fast, does
j. not glaze, gun, heat o. smelh and Is cheap. For
circulars, address TINS TANrrE Co., siroudsburg. Pa,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

secrets Of the business and which forms the ground
the cOOrs to be aerward applied These eOors then
spread upon the surface OF water in large shallow tank
and the peculiar lines and botches Of color which appear
upon the surface Of marble initiated by gently
ing the floating pigments about with feather or paint
er's fpenCil. This is task requiring peculiar natural
capacity and great manual skill There are said be
not than three or four good marble maOrs in the
country When the design is formed the satisfaction
OF the artist the slab Of slate is carefully lad upon the
surface OF the water held for until the cOOrs
adhere to the prepared surface and then placed kiln
and dried for three or four days The surface again
rubbed down, and the c0Ors fastened by coating OF
yarnish When the work Is well done the imitation is so
close that only careful examination can detect the im
tatiOn from the genuine and thus beautiful article OF
ornament is produced which be sold at far less
price than the original, and possesses times its
strength and durability. In other cases. the cOlOrs are
put upon the surface OF the stone with brush and a
terward fixed In the same manner in the first opera
ton. Some peculiar varieties only be initiated IN
this manner saw In the decorating room manel IN
imitation Of Russian malaclte, which possessed all
the peculiar beauty Of that remarkable material
and, except from the unusual size OF tho
pieces, would scarcely have been suspected without
close examination TO be anything else than genuine The
decorator OF the establishment Mr. Buell., Is English
man Some limitations OF FlOrentne mOsaics which saw
in his rOom first took TO be genuine used as stud
les and could scarcely be persuaded that they were ON
erwise AT the COmpanYs warerOOms In West Eignt
eentst, between Fifth and SiXthayes, In your clty
may be seen collection OF articles OF ornamental house
furnishing, which will well repay visit by any lover OF
a
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT FRsT-CLAss GOLD BoSDs.-
Principal payable in Gold in Fifty Years; Interest
payable in Gold in New-YOrk or London, free of
United States taxation Issued by the BURLINGTON.
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
being First Mortgage Convertible Sinking Fund
Bond, secured by the railroad branches, depot.
grounds, rolling stock, equipment and franchise of
the Company. A frst-class investment yielding in
currency Ten Per Cent per annum. Trustees j.
EDGAR THOMSON of Philadelphia, Pa; CHARLES l..
FROST of New-York City. We regard these Bonds
as among the best ever offered the market. Gov
eminent Bonds and Gold will be received in payment
at their market price, free of commission limited
number for sale on favorable terms and full infor-
nation furnished by HENRY CLEws IL Co..
Bankers, No. % Wall-st.