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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

IouS w JENKINS JOHN II. FoPnAhI,
Gate Of Bath CO., Va.)
JENKINS IL POPHAM,
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. MARSHALL BUILDING,
corner 10th and INK streets,
Richmond, Va,
Will practice in the courts Of the State and the
departments ut Washington. Special attention
given cases arising under the revenue and bank
ruptcy laws of the United states. -~- 90
Congress hfYlng recently. p, seed bill prov.d-
Ing f,r the appointment of !; commission for the
examination and adjustment Of the claims of
LOYAL CITIZENS OK THE SOUTH for stores
rr supplies ttken furnished during the rebellion
OF vessels and boats while employed in the mill
lary service of the United States, and there being
many claims of this description which should have
prompt attention, we respectfully offer our SER
Vices in the prosecution of the same before the
commission on the most liberal terms, accordir e
to the amount involved and the character OF the
claim. For full particulars address
~ JENKINS & POPHAM,
t~.. 'sn. ATTORNEYS at Law,
Kichmond, Va.
We refer, by permission, to
John Il. LAWS, President Planters National Bank
and Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
.. pany, HI hmoud;
Davenport q Co., stock Brokers and General
Agents. Richmond;
Lancaster IL Co., Bankers, Richmond; y@ '
Hon. II. X. Elly.on, x-Mayor, Richmond;
Z. X. Bingham, President First National Bank,
+ Lyuchburg;
Hon. j. s. Lewis, United States Senator, WASH
ington, y. T.;
Hon. James H. iilatt, Washington, D. c.,
Hor. CHARLES II Porte. Washington; ID. G.;
Hon. w. ii. II. Stovel. " Washington, ID. G..
lin
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NALUABLE COAL PR0PEPTY I'm

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY Ed
Y S,Lf.-We will sell al puIllc auc.iou no ~
premises. at our mines. near Coelf.H statl,n n
the Richmond and Ianyille "a ilrosd on rt,t.pUuh
DAY, ,he 9TH Of May next at IL O'Clock NJ W..
valuable property used by us IN our Llining osS,
ratione. consisting Of the mos. yau sbe nor nn "r
ING COMPASY'S LANDS leased 10 us. Of wn,ch
lease four years are yet uneXpired together wth
the large snd commOdions DWEIiIHGqaI,Gt
now occup ell by DIR. VIM. B. Bal a larsr 49,
ccnvenieEtly-arrangedc country sTORE-HOrsS
ut one OF the hes! stands IN the causty, ana :,
present the 0hlg Vnlnz.place ia The townshtn
A'sl, one tp-HORsE POWER ENGINE AMI
PUMP, three MULE-Gl&S, all necessary EorE.
TO LIS, &C.; and FIXTURES Tor carrying on IN,
coal business. '
TERMS: Liberal. and will be made known On
the DAY OF Gale.
sp!s-itawsw WCO!D3IDaE, CLARKE
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COMFORTABLE BRICK TENEMENT
" mo. 5O4) ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH 81 RECT, A SHORT DISTANCE
WEST OF BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 18th APRIL ls7l, ~ o,clock
mo. 5O4l located as above, now in the occupancy
of Mr.. John It. Toler. 1t contains five rooms, with
q brick kitchen Of two rooms.
TERMS One-thiri cash bilance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
an II w. GODDIN. Auct.
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real, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

HsS - eo-ooo[--.>-~o~~~~~
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES IN
OF FOREST DEPOT, ON THE VIRGINIA
OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN RICHMON OIL am authorized to
sell VERY VALUABLE FARM located as
above It contains 200 acres, OF which JOG acres
are in original growth. TIE open land Is divided
into a re fields, we'll watered. in grass, ana In
high state OF cultivation: fences new-those on
the road OF oak plank, and other plank fences
about the stables, &c. ,,,,
The improvements consist Of an EXCELLENT
DWELLING containing eight rooms, Two In
wing used for kitchen. The outhouses are ample
and comparatively new. Around the dwelling
there Is 4 handsome oak grove, with fine view OK
the Peaks OF Otter and the Blue Ridge for many
miles. Pump in the gard and springs convenient.
A large orchard OF choice fruits, Including april
co.'s, plums, nec.arines, &C. A large garden,
we'll enclosed with new fence, and new poultry
house in the yard. Churches OF four den0mlna,
lions within three miles, and neighborhood equai
To any In the State. Is really most dtslra-
BILE and attractive farm In every respect, and being
In very healthy section and so accessible by rail-
road Il should attract particular attention. AS
the owner has now no use Tor The place, ne VIII
sell It mt q reasonable price on VERY LlBERAL
TERMS OF payment, or would exchange IL for inn
proved re al estate In the city OF Richmond. If
desired all the personal fife rs on the place. con-
slstDg OF complete outfit, can be bought At valu-
Real Estate Auctioneer,
an o5-Tp2w Richmond w.
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BY Lee Il Godd!n, Auct.oIeers,
$685. No. Ills Main street.

VALUABLE YOUNG MULES FOR
Y SALE AT Az TON ON CnEDlT.-un
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th instant, at 10
O'Clock, az Johnson's stable, on Franklin street,
we win sell at auction, OH credit OF ninety dass
for approved endorsed negotiable notes, intel es.
added. numb Der OF
VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG BSOKE MULES
sound and free OF fault.
Those desiring TO add 10 The sale may ID so be.
fore the day.
i ap2< LEE J. GODDiN, Aucts.
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DOR SALE OR RENT, that desira- o.
~ BILE BRICK HOUSE, situated on the k:a
northeast corner OF Dnyal and ST. Johns streets,
onposlte tb-neZer Church. 1t contains five
rooms, with water In the house and yard Coal
and wood-cellar in the house. The garden is an
excellent one containing choice grape-vlnes and
some fruit trees. The yards are large, with good
COW house, The premises are IN good order For
:prme amply on the PREMISES. ap 32-S&Tu2LS
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE pass - !,
By Wellington Hodain,
Aucsioneer and Real Estasc Agent
Corner tf Eleventh and Bank st,sa.v
VyRUsTEE,s SALE OF 1Apcp =,

iTRUSTEE'S SALE. OF LARGE ANT
ELEGANT FIRST. CLASS EsIt1v AID
GkOUNDs ATTt CHFD, AT THE Gr,,pnrND
EAST nnRHER OF CLAY ArD ri, EvEh.I1d:
srn,EEIS.-By vir.neo or deed Of tins. erec n,H
Wife enf be sIscri ds, ~ aT William r. and
corded In Richmond Hastings Cont. .h,yy,r r.
execytion thereof, and by the desire OF Mr. Glh
proTggs 70 se NJ public auction on The prem,ss:
N. fair; if not, the fsg: fair dav ,h ne.ock r
the large 81. d sdmirs by-w built and bsnG,erl,
ly-I0cated RESIDENCE now owned an nds anme.
by Mr. Grant The lot has front Of liz fs s", h
the NORTH line or Clay street, and rur a 49, IN
feet to street thirty feet vide, lid Me-. Ds,k Is
On the north, line; OF that street extenhi A,eft.
10th 10 nth streets, II has front cf 9ts ~ rom
runs back to the rsylne abort $50 Fee. The an ssd
Ing is iaree one bu It about thirteen Va I've Nse
the best materials and most SUPERIOR rs ego OF
shp,a cost Of about sao.Cop. The re,rb,d1inaa
and location are equal TO the best in Rinb,I1ho q
With tbs m anston Will re sold 81 C.et n siccnd.
et.eef, rnnning back l5o feet to said New ~ Lay
giving TO The Purchaser thereon tho oy,s sc
taking the vacant lot on The east 81 nv I'd tn 0.
price t, BE- stated At the hour OF sal- but stant
whole or divided, as may be deemed bee, s9'a as
on New street. having fr0r OF 24s ree+ .ts %!
bidders. Il. ~ 'e 'eSied by
The special attention Of those wishing to secn,.
hu 1ding lots, Is particularly invited 10 re
this truly valuable property. Dir. Grant VIM ~ %
the D. emlses TO those who may wish to eIa,n NOV
them. '@aih'he
TERMS One. fourth cash balance NJ
Is months, for negotiable notes bearing Il g. ahn
cent interest; or, ut the option or IN. PEI per
chasers, one-'ourh CASH. balance al !, UT. nI'-
years, bearlng eiph: per cert. pr arnum jnl.,,.,
lthe ssme payable annually, secured by d.,
OF trust. . he taxei and Insurance for lbis ree
to be paid by the purchasers. 'e'f
WIN. ". CRCMp, Tru,,,s
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN tss,ftSs.j
.-. sHIPPERS.
THE roWaATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND TUE
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
i,UMPhHY.3 TKOUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements ID shippers q 10
BACCO, WHISKY, BACON, CANDLES ~
to aud from the West ut iow rates, quick TINE
and less handling than any other iinr.
All western ana eastern bound freight de!iftfed
to and received from on board tie cars OF the BAL.
ti,nore and Ohio Railroad Company st Locust
Point, saving transfer by drags and exposure 20
weather In Baltimore.
Through bills Of lading given on ali GLtpInens
by go. WILLIAM p. BRETT,
NV IL Agent
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE at present a.
IL occupied bv nj. rs u grocery and granary, LII
on the corner of Marshall stree. and Brook ave-
nue. with a lAHGh LOT and STA l. K of
twenty stalls. This is regarded as q most excel
and is acmirably suited for livery, hirirg. and
sale stable, or the junk business Possession
given on III, lst day OF May next, or sooner II de-
sired. For terms, &c, apply 10 Messrs. lSBaLL
& SON or upon the premises. to
an 2a.3t WM. II. TYLER.
TOR RENT, a STORE, BACK-A
Il ROOM. and CELLAR, on 9Th street, be- Ill
tween Marshall and Clay streets, suited for gro
Gerry or any other business. Applyto
C. BERG HFIMER,
an 2s-3t 3O6, 9Th street, near Broad street.
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Bv Lee & Goddin- --
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street. T.
NANAL-BOATS AGNES AND RE
RrCCA FOB SALE At AUCTIOE.-s'n
TUESDAY, 2slh April, 1871, we will sell at Metz.
Ier's boat yard, at IL O'Clock NJ the canai-ooats
AGNES and REBECCA,
the former 60 and the latter 90 tons capacity.
TERMS: At sale. ooDDY,y ..
apA LEE q 1oODIN, Aucts.
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ELEGANT BANKING OF r c EM
T. FOX tENT THE we'll loca' ed and con kall
Yen'ent OFFIC T. now occupied by the Merchants,
Tor The ,emanter OF the Term OF the present lease,
and thereafter. Possession gwen on or about the
ERS and other FIXTURES go with the Office.
Apply to Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
C6mpany, or 10 THOS. BRANCH,
mn ao-lw Pres,t Merchants Nat. Rank.
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REPORTED Discovery oF PERFECT TR1L-
oblTE IN CANADA.-[From the Ottawa Free
Press, april 49, Among the curious ios-
sis found in the more ancient rocks, hardly
any has been more interesting than the
trilobitc, so called from the body exhibiting
three distinct lohes. Until recently only
the body Of this curious fossil animal
has been discovered, and naturalists
were left TO guess what means OF
lucomotion the animal had. 1t has
been left to Canada and TO Ottawa to
supply perfect specimen, exhibiting the
lrg> Of the trilobite. belonging to that spe-
cics known rs Asaphus ptatycephatus. This
specimen was discovered IN the Trenton
limestone at Ottawa, and is asyet unique.
The legs we noticed by Mr.. Billings, the
distinguished Canadian pale )ntolosist, al d
described by him. thus completing our
knowledge Of an animal now extinct, but
whir!. used 10 abound on the surface of our
globe when the conditions of life were
very different from what they are ut present.
the possession Of this unique specimen OF
trlohite gives PECULIAR value and import
ance Ia the Museum Of the Geological Sur
y,y OF Canada, 49,
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FOE LIVERPOOL AND .4sgas
nUEEESTCWN.& ESgs
lHHAN LINE or BAIL STE&NELS EsTI.@-,T
FROM NEW YURh EVERY SATURDAY
AND 4LTEEEATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Paydtts in Curr,aoy.
FIRST cabin. e1s ::c-rasu ,.......,3 go
TO London ........... so TO LoadJI........... Is
10 Paris .,........ ~ nc Paris. ............. 70
Tickets eoit 70 ald from England, IRELAND. saa
the Continent, u IL oce-*t:, -a.@s.
Fur further irtcrUat,oE .nDiY Il. Tie Goa rSny's
ofdcea. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway. New Icrk: or 70
JOHN ". WYATT, agcnt, Richtn"u5, "a.
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MINERAL WATERS.

DLUE-LICK WATER. - ..
Fresh supplies OF this celebrated WATER, in
half-barrsls, just received direct This Is one or
the most valuable, as we'll as the cheapest mineral
water before the public. s.~
PURCELL, LADD & co Druggists,
Ado 1915 Main street.
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yOHN W. WYATT,
~ GENERAL SHIPPING
AND CONFESSION IERCHAST
40. GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. PoST-OeFJcE Box IL.
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATGl-M,r
81 COMrANT.-FO BALTIMORE, - ~
NORFOLK, IORTSM yiTt, AND IA. nr,,-
ULAR LAND NGS UN ThE JAMES RIVER
Ths Fat aud elegant United States mall steamer
JOHN STl.V ESTER,
Captain y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf 1t Rockets Tor lhe
above-named places on MONDAYS, WEUNfS-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, a. SIX O'CLOCK A. ",
and returns on Tue.days, Thursdays, and sasir-
days.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk IN time 20 con-
nee: with old Bay Line steamers for Baltimore
and points North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on AZ.
rival OF steamer.
rare 10 baitimore.,
Fare to Norfolk 2eo
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return 80. 4.ss,
TICKETS ON SALE ut CARRIER CO.'S
EXPRESS
Freight received Tuesdays. Thursdays, snL 81
tnrtays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, bt"i-
more, aud Principal landings Oh Chessfeake hah
and all regular landings on James riYer. ~ ~ -
SONhH!.E RATES. Freight received FROM 81
d.. Till aP. IL. ~.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General Ae-"I
Othce, Company's Tuari.
sci Branch Office, corner Main ami sth IS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-12-27
Modern Buildings.

We have great deal Of fancy architecture in
this country. We bad 40 era Of Greeian imita,
tion in which public and private edifces we're
alike constructed on the model Of the Parthenon.
Then came the rage for Gothic style, as it is pop
ularly called Churches and cottages we're alike
adorned with spires, pinnaclss eroichets, and all
the gimeraekery Of the style. NOW the Mansard
style Is al the 60 and city halls, blocks Of stores,
and low Dwellings are alike surmounted aBd often
weighed down By its massive roofs. But it must
be confessed that We have not Jet learned the art
Of adapting buildings to the purposes for which
they are intended. and that Ee DO not know how
to constructs city and hardly dwelling. When
fashion sets ia everybody follows it With a rush
and without discrimination. The Msnsard roof
looks well on q lofty and massive building. but on
one-story house II looks Ike an extinguisher on
q fat eandIsstiek.
Oar architects seem only TO work for show.
We can hardly get public edifcs finished,
public ball or library, but it is found 70 be i'll
adapted to its purposes II the architect can get
1P shoEy front. and put plenty Of columns. pill
astsrs and plaster m00ldlngs 90 the Inside, ns -
content, without caring whether building Is well
ventilated ard lighted or otherwise adapted to its
purposes. and boilding committees are generally
not remarkably eompetent to decide from an iD-
sPection Of bis plans whether they are going to
get what they want or not.
We go altogether too much for show and orna-
ment, and thatof the cheapest kind. Plaster snd
wood are made to assume the appearance Of stons.
bronze Or iron. The heavy roofs Of our modern
blocks IN large cities are masses Of inHanmabls
material, almost inaccessible TO water from their
elevation, a1d useful only to spread eonfagra-
ton. Behind . sboEy front there Is generally
cheap and i'll constructed baiIding. In most Of
our cities large part Of the houses are wood,
through which eonazgration in dry season and
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CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS Of the
Above Cgnpany. haTe b-ra iu.11riE-t iasurs
Cargo. Freight and Treasure, b Coasters.
fa H7l1lziz 20 al porss q the HAEal Group yics
~ II HArEEELn 4 %
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HAMBURGK-BREMEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

y7NHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
Il p1-s- AEEl-- q TIE ahcTe C1ulralJ. prepared
10 rs-re aai1s- Fre. Stone ana Brick Bulfd
ings, ard Merchandise sB-r-d tE-rsi1. 90 tie
met 1tv1ra1l= terms For parars apFiy AZ tL= oe= u
s-lyI 3 \ SCHAEFEE CO
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CArHelIc CoSGEEssEs.-The Congresses of the
Old aud New Catholics in Germany, which we're
looked forward to With 50 much interest have &C
last been held. The New Catholics are those in
favor Of Papal Infalbity, and the Ola are those
opposed to it. The Congress Of the former was
held at Mayeuce Il vas noted that most Of the
prelates who bad first opposed the ioialHbihty
dogma, but afterwards submitted to It. we're So
sent. They attacked the anti-iuialIbIists 10 IN
measured terms bat their biitersst words we're
against Prince Bismarck, whom they denounced.
While they warned him 10 desist from bis attempt
to overthrow Romanism in Germany The re-
cent political changes in Germany we're loudly
deplored. The presence Of Victor Emmanuel 10
Rome was pronounced intolerabe, and the Coz
gress IN one OF its resolutions declared emphati-
cally that the Catholics Of Germany would never
be satisfied until the Italian authorities had been
driven from Rome and the temporal power Of the
Pope restored
The Congress adjourned with the pledge to re-
sst TO the best Of their power the further spread
ing Of the anti-infallibilist herssy and the IN
reference Of the governments Of Prussia and
other German states with ecclesiastical Affairs.
and to work increasingly for the restoration of
the temporal power Of the Pope. Ths liberal
organs throughout Germany denounee the work
Of this Congress as dangerous to the country,
and even most Of the conservative journals com
mentuniavorably upon IT,
The proceedings Of the Old Catholic Congress
at Munich attracted still more attention. The
attendance was immense. SIX thousand persous
being present at one time. Every country IN Eu-
rope wa represented. asd the King q Spain 10
structed one Of bis ambassadors 20 20 10 Manich
and report on the deliberations Of the Congress.
A letter was read from ihs Hungarian Bisbop
Strossmeyer, who had borne 90 conspicuous a
part ia the Ecumenical Council, ard Eho sow Be-
clared bis cordial sympathies with the Old Cata-
olie movement The platform adopted evidently
the work Of Dr. Dollingsr, rsaairns The principles
set forth at the Old Catholic Convention Of So
leure, aad, in addition, demands the sxpslsio1 of
the Jesuits from Austria. It Is also recommend
ed that negotiations Be opened With the Protest
ants, with a view 10 the Ultimate rsaHios Of The
two churches
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Mas McFAmasD RrcHaEDsos says of her
husband May men aad women have ciaspsd
my hand to say throsgh tears, Hs sas the best
friend ever bad Mary with lips trembling
with emotion. have said 70 ne. He helped re
When vas discouraged. owe more thsa can
say to bis encouraging word aud hi5 friendI5 aid
Many men and women, with tongue and pen.
hzEs said, feel myself better, more Ioring .
nan. more trustfal TO God, for haTing ksoHa
this man" Which one does shs refer to2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-12-27

A PIc7uss OF LsTE IS MEEr0o-TWo gsniis-
men Of The highest rank in society meet IL TIA
evening ia a street 10 the capital What O'Clock
Is It. ssnor ?" politely asks the Hrzt The oshsr
stops, draws bis revolver and covers bis Eatsrio-
cutor, then takes oat bis watch snd gives tas
desired information Number one thanks nsnber
tso, without The least surprise or rsmonstrancs
st ths MEASURE of psseaulisn.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
or San Francisco.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having Eeen aP-
IL pointed Agsn1- fr the shove Company, prepared
% -ssus Polciss CO Cargoes, Freights nad Treas
WALEEE 4 ALIEN
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Il. a. SCHAEFER.

A GENT of Bremen Board of Tnderwritrs,
N A.sut u D-esteE Blart e Cuierwritsrs,
Age1t Ct Vienna Board of Un5srEritsrs.
Claims against Izsurauce Companies vhiz ths jz-is6ctic1
e tie above Rar1s e UlsEvrtsrs wit have D. osrti
- . L L L--E. Liz In NH ---LL-
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as- Busness Cards, vbea p-rIslid ~ ,s i-sr ar- sIl.,
"a aisVunt frcns tkss- rsfe shi-h ars ~ trsa.uf ~
meuts wheu paid o. charged quarterly.
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Insurance Notice.

VyHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
n sigu Na-iz= Izsurzzcs Canpazr iLizli-sfl las
-GIT=t ilsrTur-i1cs re1zce The InsgEazc7
between H-rclzz ard Ports the Psfc ard = r5 prs
Farss Pixies TIE L5rzn R-tsr ri.h speciAl
rs---rt7z CT FrsiEaf pr SszzCs-s-
THO. & DAVIS
E-ITT 4sz-t B-iL F5- Nv. F-s @. tLizrs-9
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CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
ah--- CplaF. have Lesa azrEori1ss i-Eur= rizzI
c1 Cargo Freight arz Treasure. falz EdualzIE
&c Al F1rts e The Esrit- az5viee Tszsa-
Is-lys r HICEFFLD : CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Two hack teams became frightened.
yesterday morning at the Chattanooga
depot, at the letting off of steam from a
locomotive, and might have done serious
damage, hsd it not been for expert and
coo,-headed driving. The horses coliided,
but the hacks just escaped
Jersey carts seem to be tumbliug eener-
ally. Yesterday on the corner of Church
and Summer streets, a wheel of one of
them came Off, because of tho axle nut,
letting down rather suddenly the box, and
spilling the negro driver. No damage was
done.
Two convicts were received yesterday
from Hamilton county, and were taken to
the Penitentiary.
The stockholders of The Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad hold their annual
meeting next Wednesday, the 26sh inst
in Nashville.
From some cause the tissue paper orDat
menting the chandelier Of the Fifty Can
Store, caught on Gre yesterday, and might
have resulted disastrously, had it not been
for the prompt action of the clerks. The
show cases and floor weFe pretty well
sprinkled with water.
The Courthouse for the past few days
has looked like some banquet hall deserted.
The Law Court is the only tribunal IN ses-
sion, and even that is not working or fall
time.
Davidson county watermelons yesterday
put in very lively appearances, but the
cool weather kept the demsnd within tbs
bounds Of moderation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

The Lebanon Herald, Of the goth, pays
Gen. Joel a Battle, Of the popular Battle
House. some very handsome and deserved
comp imcnts, which may he found in the
city notices Cf the UNION AND AMERICAN
his morning. and his hosts Of friends viii
-ee5 the extract.
4 fu5 busIDess 50 udt, cOtCD warehouse
and residence is fer sale by McGaire 4
UiTI, Pulaski.
Eea Chancory notices Of \. Baxter, Jr.,
Clerk snd Master.
Noel & Plater have reduced the price OF
thejr h5ur one dollar barrel.
Joseph Nash is agent of the Andes In
surance Company.
See advertisement Of Southern EngTRv-
~ Company, J. i. BUokingh lIu, super
.neudent.
Balloon ascension at the Horticultural
Garden this afternoon.
Havana cigars for sale 10y Reynolds d
CO.
Summer goods ard great bargains at g
Rice u Co.'S.
B1tterick's patterns just received al the
Howe Sewing Machine rooms.
L i. Bates IS a candidate for Justice CT
She Pace.
T. Harrison advaruses TO sell one
hundred shares If stock ct The Tennessee
Coal aud Railroad Company Aug. y.
Greenwood Seminary, at Lebanon, be
aipsi-s next session the frsi Monday in
September.
Teacher wanted by g c2Iorcd school
IeE.mau, Shields & Co sell Tuesday
moGzi1c, large lot Of dry goods,
Five rooms for rent.
Engines and boilers for sale at so Mar
Ike street.
Froastone ice for sale by Nance q Sou.
Warsaw Springs Hotel, Warsaw county,
\. O., is new open for the reception OF
Guests