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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

TOR SALE to CLOSE a TRU 3r-The MID
u DLEsfX BRICK WORKS on Staten lslsud Sound, town
Of Woodbridge Jersey comprising soou. 30 acres more or
ss q land dock. buildings Usc Brick Machines with the
Patent tist for the state OF NewJeey snd very large
Of oe costly machinery ano xtures provided r the
anuetGe of bricks Il OF Clay Land the
premises frrh abundance Of good material tot the breh
The docfs subssuts specially erected for the parpoe
with seod water ont ard tue WORKS immediately
The s,,se .hnlen gotten at large cost and 10 DOM
pesl, furnished for Tie property having been conveyed
b the spbser trust for the Of debts will be sold
subject tot~o mosges of Leo each separate PARCELS Of
the pop~tsy not get due at the Merchants Exchange City Of
NevYert On the 18th Of November pext by ANTHONY j.
bLEBckkk Auctioneer-Dated New YORK Oct 81, 1851.
-. A II DANA, trustee No. 81 Wsl.,t-
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sTArr OF NEw-YoRG. BANK DarAETasST.(
ALRaNY O.tohrr .. ls51 }

ALBa,y Otot-r q, 1851 :,
vJ,HE Securities held IN trust by the Supe rntendent
ofthe BANKING Depsrtrneu, for the ISLAND CITY bASA
Ba1krs In the CITY CT hesfofk hsvnS oeea
,sed into money notice hereby given 20 the holders OF
,e Rss.red issued ~ said Bank that sreh
MOTIFS VII REDEEMED AT PAR BY 81 ps,nt 81 int
on az the sane tho Bank Of the Manhattan
Conpeuy In the City q EewYers o,. .
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

CPECIAL AUCTION SALE HENRY H.
~ LEEDS Co. will sell THIS DAY (Monlsy). October
20 at u o'clock, in front Of their store y Nassau
superior fulblooded BAY COLT 10 hands hgh aud SIX
years Of the coming Spring perfect animal ia
sPect being without fault ard Of speed All Of which the
will give written guarantee with tie bill Of sale.
This HORSE, for h. ase is unsurpassed and be
hour before the sale in front of will
,ered the hshe bidder Immediately No reservation az
tie leaves the city. Terms cash, bar kabe money
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
NEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1857. FALL ARRANGEMENT, isd.
COMMENCING OCTOBER ~, 1857
Passenger Station in Newioik 27thst aud h sy-
entrance 21thst.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK
For New Haven 1:2o S1, (ex) l245 $40 fsIl SO
and 4SC For Bridgeport 7:9, s:2Da (ex i2 45 sn
sa5ex and 4:Sop For Milford srstford Fairfield Scrh
port snd, ,Westpor 7f0s m ;l245 5: m For rNorwtL
7:20 M l2:f5 $40 Tex $40 4:5o sS5 For Dr5a
ana Greenwich 7ss IN ;l2:i5 345 4SO 555p For sss
ford, I'D $50 (exh N. Is4j. S:lo (sx) 3:B ls9ES
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 0x
i2 IS, S:i5 4:5o, 5:35, 6:35 p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston $40 D tex $40 IL. (ex. For rHsrris7f
sprir gfeid so m tex), l145 m $40 p. (ext ros
Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal go m lex s9i
N lex and i21 p IN % Northampton. sor Hsc'-,on,s.
Railn ad, $40 Fer Nsugatuck Railroad $50 m, iss
and $40 For Danbury and Ncrwsk Railroad TN N,
S:4J p. III.
TRAINS TO HEW-YORK.
From New Haven, 5:sC, T. e,3j lSJ lex fG ser
lex From Bri5 5geport GO 7:40 1913 g Sc1 tsxJ
5:lI, 9:2e N. lex From Norwak, O. 6:H 8:i5 lO:1A
1855 lex 5:45 $3.50 m lex) From Port Chester ST. s;a'
JAMES H. HoYT. supehas.aaeat
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Alarbinerp, Sc

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-ll0 1.
~ LOOMS. with the preparation Machinery, m1sh 9! 7
nearly new Ilqure A. 81 Cuurtland st. OF b. SCHENCk
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-DANIEL s.
- HOUGH, Auctoneer, viii .el TOM oRRoW tTaesd.yl,
Oct a. at JO O'Clock M, ell ths really elegant FU RNI-
TURE and pECORATIoNs contained til. first els's private
rs,deree No 24S West 2Sds 3ths Sale
IN the Bsemen where large quantity Of Kitchen uten
,i. Grocery stores Proyision', Ge snd suite .! black.
With ell the iich China Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery Cut
Glawse TO- In the Psrors and Chambers velvet Car
three solid rosewood ltes In brocste center and sofa
Tables and wall Esgees lace Curtains foe on Paint
ipgs, Dresden China Vases Ga, Fixtures Bookcases Wad.
robes and rscumbent Chairs Of Gilbert Co g cele
bsted Pianos with eosn Attachments Library and Secretary
Bokcases Pier and Oval Glasses. Also, superb rtmsnt
ofeegant rosewood and mahogany French Bedesd Bureaus
Wah,tsnd Wsrdrobes Couches Sofas Chairs Et Cravings fine
euedhair Matsses Blankets Beds and Bedding together
with large quantity Of other desirable articles too
mention Sale positive rain shine Catalogues morning
Of sale al the house only.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Sales bp Anttlotl.

ByA. NJ. MERwts. Auctionees.
RY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trade Sale
- Rooms, No. Is Psrhrow -
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov. ?. 3 and 4. at o'clock.
CHOICE PRIVATE ELIBRARY-COmpfis'ng extensive
collection of Books in various Departments of Literature in
cluipg many relating America, History Biography,
VOYAGES Travels Arts aud Sciences Bbogsphy Poetry
and the Drama Theology Sermons Ostioxs Aso valuable
Illustrated Books, &c Catalogues now ready
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
CROSKEY a. CO.'S LINE Of sTEANEPs

NFW-YORK SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON sns saEnvu
Owned by the European and American Steam shp,;n, -
,f London and Southampton appointed 70 s,i f Nyv
YORK on every aternste WEDNESDAY for LONDON -
BREMEN touching Southampton TO sld palssaxer, -
mails for England aud France. They will r,nsla one ,ss
Iondop and then proceed Bremen Ret rius ey
URHMEN for NEW-YORK on every alternate SATURDAY.
stoppins only st Southampton =
,r ps are of the ant class sai hsgs Up-q.of -
for passengers They viii tAke limited aszi
Of third class or sieersse passengers
A surgeon IL attached 20 each ship
Fh. rates Of freight 70 London vii be blt te higher -
those of sailing ships.
RArys op PASSAGE.
s,,., C,bineso Secoad Cabin. 80 Steesss .... q
The steamship JASON. viii ssi from Sew'York eAf-
I-ROAY, Oct 81, az IL O'Clock.
For freight or pssssse apply To-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

VyHE LIVERPOOL. NEW-YORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANTs Gri%
built iron steamships
CITY OF BALTiMORE......2S61 S61 tuns. Capt K Lad
CITY OF wAsHiNGTON...:, $50 tuns.. Capt {, Pcts
CITY OF FMANCHESTER....2ios ios tuns.. Capt keane4
KANGAROO ..................l So tins. Capt JetV
The underuoted other yesses Intended 70 sal
lows I.t
fRoN LIVERPOOL.
"Wednesday. ..............OW-
And every slternste Wednesday
From NEw-SoRK.
KANGAROO.
And every slternste Thursday at 70 O'Clock
RATES OF CABIN PASsAGg-FroD New. Ycrk and PhlsiA.
phis s75 From Liverpool, q guness. II guness sai 70
according to the accommodation Ia the State
all having the privilege in the saoOa Incudy Ssw.
AIDS fees.
THIRD PAsssNGERs-Al limited number ofThiri ss,
viii be taken snd found Ia much poysua
auired From Philadelphis and New fotk $50 From Liver
pool, SIS -
steamers are constructed with improved wstetkk
Compartments Esch vessel carries experienced
and every attention paid the comfort and seconmodtioa
Passengers.
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upward
For freight pessge Apply at the Office Of the Compsuy,
JOHN @ DALE, No 10 Broadway, New Yort Agent, %
VIM INMAN, snd IS Tower Buildings Liverpool Ascst.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

I AND ROUTE--NEW-YORK to PROyI-
IL DENCI Aeon and sitter Oct 26 1857. Train Of ths
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FISHKILL RAILROAD
Will leave Hartford after the srriys there Of the Express a
Of te New York and New Haven aud New Haven aud Hat
fsrd and Springfield Railroads which leave New York
SAMUEL MOTT, Su potint teQdenl
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
6teamboats ano Railroa0s.

. OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK AND Ngw.HAvsS RsnsosDl
Co, 27thst and 4,h sv.-NEw-Yok Oct. N, lsS1. \
NOTICE. CHANGE Of TIME Of the NEW
IN YORK and BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN -0n and ssx
MONDAY Oct 49, tho Evening Express Train for Boston
Eew.Haven Hartford and Springfield, win leave nth s sl
.av three teu a. instead Of four twenty lte
pm. JAS II HOYT Sapenatsndesl
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Wante

WANTED-By two sisters, with excellent city
reference situations IN the city country COOK,
BAKER WASHER and iRONER in good style understands
and poultry the oh,r CHAMBERMAID and NURSE
Cook &1 the other &C. il in family Call for two days
ct No sl6 East Esd st.
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DOARD on l4th-.t-Peassnt suites of ROOMS,

DOARD in SOUTH BRUUkLlN.-A peisant
II cnCN a., s,eon hoor may be had by ensa Ard
= N. o. sS,s,- ken, snru, 81 No Iss chn'oa 81
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

III UDSON nj Eh hAILhOAD.-FO Om Oct1
IL ber 49, 1857 Trains viii leave Chamberss Ssstioa d
lows; Express trains a. and p m Mbsny Nal sA
Freight Train Albany Passenger Train, 30 ts
Sng Sing, 9:45 and 4p for Poughkeepds, nS ga
skill and Sing Sing Trains stop at the way stations Pssssnss
taken at Chambers, CsIa Christopher and 5st sta Tuas
Coz New York leave Troy st $50 and IL IS aud 5S
Hast Albany at aud rs g. IN. and and 9 10 o m
r. SMITH, SuperlntendcuS-
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
REPOzTED BIZ CAPT 3. n. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
ARRrvED-Cuba and Chattanooga from Paducah;
n ~ I'll. yyl,oo1;r,. C,11;o Wet Ct Tor;s

ARRvED.-Cubs and Chattanooga from Paducah;
Belle Creole, Wheeling; Sallie West, St. Louis.
DAPARTED.-Cuba Paducah Sligo, ports above.
BoATs ExPECTED.-From Pittsburgh, Hastings;
from Cincinnati, Seventy Six and Princess; from
Paducah, Rock City and Aida D. A. Given, Louis
Vile
Bears LEAvNG.-This day at o'clock, P. NJ. fer
Paducah the light dTaught steamers, Chattanooga
and Rock City These crafts are light and comforta-
bic as well as desirable, and viii depart punctuay
at the hour designated.
For ST. LoUIs.-The highly popular craft Sallie
West will leave this day above and all interme-
date Manipulating superior accommodations, as
well as polite and attentive sicers. Her hour of de-
parture is set for y o'clock
FoR WHEELING AND PITTsBURGH.-This day at
o'clock the new, neat, ght water craft Belle Creole
Capt Richardson will leave as above, afording pas
sengers a comfortable and speedy trip as above and
to all intermediate landings.
BUsINEss.-Our landing still remains active in
the way Of receiving importations, little eE-
porting goods are now offered for shipment. A few
more days and the larger portion of eur home boats
will lie up for want of business.
WEATHER AND WATER.-Weather mild and spring
like but still indicating rain. Water four feet on
Shoals and at a stand.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

-CHsE1TsToE. April Is. The steiner Isabel arri-
we'd last night from Havana and Key West on The
25th. The sleep Of war Saratoga left Key WessOR
23d for Norfolk.
The New York Herald says an expedition is fitting
out in that city by the friends of Santa Anna for
Mexico. Arms, ammunition and men have been
procured and a vessel has been chartered
New YoRK, April 28.-Flour, State 6!0Os6 Is;
Southern 95a9 45; Wheat quiet; Corn depressed,
mixed 76, white Mess Pork % to 2j; Beef firm;
Lard steady; Whisky advanced; Coffee firm; Stocks
active; Sterling Exchange firm
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Flour, s1perfne 90 to
IS; Whisky 23i; Provisions quiet Sugar higher;
river falling. There was frost last night,
so; White Corn 66a67, Yellow 69a7O, Whisky 274
a283.
The liquor dealers held meeting in Albany, New
York, and passed resolution to disregard the new
excise law and take the first prosecution to the high
est courts to test the cOnstitutOnaty Of the law.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The War Department has
completed arrangements to build the wagon road
from Fort Dafance to Mogoas river. Edward F.
Beale, Supt.; G. H. Heap Asst; JAS B. Hambleton,
Physician Lieut.. c. E. ThOrborn has been de-
tached from the Navy to accompany the expedition
for q geological survey. Twenty-Five camels and
drOmedaries will be employed for the purpose of
testing their endurance and adaptabity to the eli
mate. Fifty picked men, with implements to break
the road, will rendezvous at New Orleans the
Goth of May, to commence work soon possible
thereafter. 1t is expected that road will be
pleted by December.
CHICAGO April 28.-The St. Paul Pioneer Of the
18th, has letter from Gen. Shields which contra
diets the rumor of the Indian massacre at ManketO.
Reliable information from Blue Earth county says
there is not the slightest foundation for the reports,
and no signs Of hostility among the tribes.
New ORLEANS, April 81 CoTroN-Sales to-day,
$500 bales, market dull and slow of SALE but prices
are unchanged; receipts to-day 800 bales Sugar,
103; Flour, advancing St. Louis, 81 Corn, very
dull, 75a80. Other articles unchanged.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The Administration is
taking rest in regard to appointments owing to the
accumulation of the current business of the Depart
ments. There are few Cabinet meetings.
The Treasury Department has instituted measures
to ascertain the amount Of taxation of all kinds in
each State and the necessary to the support Of
the Government.
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-Al the rivers are receding
slowly. The steamer 4. C. Godlin was sunk yester-
day in the Missouri river. No particulars have been
received as yet.
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Age and Debility.-As old age comes creeping on,
it brings with many attendant ndrmitives Loss Of ap
petite and weakness the health and want Of activity
makes mind DISCONTINUED and unhappy In where
old age adds uenoe almost impossible add
and health and although many remedies have been tried,
all lave failed until BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITFERS
were known used In every they have been
employed they invariably given and restored
the appetite They become great agent for this alone
and are used by many people suffering from loss Of
appetite and general cebiity IL Of long standing
chronic diseases, they charm, nyigorlng the sys
sm gyng nature another opportunity to repair physi
cal injuries See advertisement in another column. IdlW
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PILES! Piles PILES

FILES FILES flLEBO
THIS HITHERTO INFRACrABLE DIsE,sE OF livery
ETERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALFE
w ILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases OF
HemOrrhOids Piles 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure on its part to do s the proprietor
claims for It.
Full directions accompanying each box and al that
requisite strictly 70 observe them, and cure will soon
% follow.
Or. 7 Il. OAVANAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived iu the city few days ago.
was suffering intensely wiki the piles, mentioned my
condition to you, asking your advice. You recommended
your Pile Sslvs ing would tried 1.-THE
effect vas immediate, and / an well, l believe
be- it proved my case invaluable remedy, and
sure cure TOR that disease the Piles and such
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, OfSt. Louis No.
ES5- Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville By EWn
Bros, Wholesale Agents. and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. T, H, CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
auR3l-ly inside st. Louis No.
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TEE CONET.-Many learned heads have produced
arguments to prove that the great comet, iow ap-
preaching, with wonderful velocity, viii not come in
contact with our earth-the asseveration of the
learned French astronomer to the contrary notwith
standing. All concede, however, that it viii give
a brush, but with no other effect, probably, than
a splendid PrOtecniO display, doubt causing great
terror and agitation to the weak and nervous To
all such we say get bottle of McLean's Strength
ening Cordial. 1t has a wonderful bracing effect.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE, April %.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE
NASHVILLE, April %.
TOBACCO.-We hear of the sale of only one
hid to-day at So.
BACON.-Yery scarce and will readily command
lie hog round.
LARD.-Is worth 13c.
GROBEBIES.-Are unchanged.
Augusta Market, April 25.
CoTTON-There is quiet matchmaking offer
ing at buyers prices, and nothing sellngat holders
rates. II sales could be effected prices would show
a decline Of from to } cent from highest point
BACON.-This article is firm at 3 cents hog round
CoRN.-The market firm at 90 cents p busheI
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F1RE IN MoxTGoMERY.--We learn through a slip
from the Montgomery Nal Office, kindly furnished
US by the agent Of Adams Express Company, that
quite destructive fire occurred in that city on the
morning Of the Goth inst, originating in the Eclipse
Livery Stable, which was entirely burned down,
with from 20 to 80 horses, among them several Of
extra value. The building occupied by Bulger &
Brown, was also destroyed. No personal damage
occurred except to James B. Porter, Esq, who by
some means broke both bones Of his leg below the
knee involving the joint and also breaking the thigh
bone.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

E1G0LRICK g. BURNS opening their
Vi tail shmelt, Market street. No 90, door Mr.
Powers Clothing store, general assortment of Cnnecton
cries. which they intend selling very reasonable terms, and
trust by their attention business TO induce the public
extend them liberal share OF patronage Among the lead
ing articles hand and which they will be receiving
the following, viz:
Candies. Of every variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits, of every kind; Brandies6z Wines, best br'ds
Pickles, assorted; COTdisls, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters q Sardines Ale and Porter
Shad and Sa mon; Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection IN heir Confectionery, they invite the
tentiOn of he public their Bakery, from which daily
supply of fresh Bread Cakes and Pasery be had Par
ties Will be made up to order and carefully any part
Ofghecty.
Ha ing pemanety located here course, wish to be
patrOnzed literally the end. ing good
TERMS aud by demeauO-, commend ourselves the
kind notice of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who in our line trade, give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
spu4-u MCGOLRICK & BURNS.
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HARPER FOR NAVY. T. BERRY Co. and JOIN
YORK Co. have laid upon our table copies Of
Harper's Magazine for May. Pictures of switzer-
land, the opening paper, is a very interesting de-
scription Of the prominent features Of that pictu-
rescue country. The second article Of North Caro-
lima Illustrated, being the Piny Woods, is given in
this number, and is fully equal to any Of PORTE
CRAToS's previous efforts. The continuation Of
Little Dorrit is also given, together with the usual
variety of miscellaneous matter
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Al. Mcbride,

COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASH LILLE, TEN NESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
MeCssin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to oil my old friends and patrons for their
bsraity heretofore extended 70 the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of avors from them and
wish to info all the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend q lot Of
COOKING STOVE8i
Of various patterns ParlOr Stoves for wood and Goa
common and aHcy Crates Box Stoves for churches HO
low Ware Of every variety on hand made to order Fur
Dsces and Foot Stoves, entirely new patterns Tin We're
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
Rouse Guerng Roofing, or any other branch pertaining
10 that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
AyOld friends Of the River will find TO their advantage
tOcal and give heang before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for SALE one pair secondhand ENGINES, syin-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other hItares, suitable for light draughi
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
junelA. js25
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Brown Hill, Monroe county, in this State.
- We see it stated that the merchants of New
York are about to present to ex-Secretary Marcy a
service of silver plate, valued at about $4,000.
Senator Cobb is now on visit to his home in
Georgia, arranging his private matters.
The health of e1-SeOretary Dobbin is said to be
slightly better.
1t is reported that Judge Williams of Iowa, will
receive the mission to Rome
Hon. F. D. Preston has been appointed Mail Agent
at large for the northwest
1t. Gardner of the Q. s. Navy, died Suddenly at
Augusta, Ca, on the 22d.
The Post Office Department has established a new
Post Office in Davidson county, to be called DOnel-
son.
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THE DRAEA.-Tickets to the National Dramafnav
he obtained to-day and those who have not yet Sc
cured tickets, must do so Immediately An original
Drama performed 10y 81 young ladies from the pub
lie schools, as May day festival will indeed be
feast worth partaking Of and an entertainment cal
Culated to attract fashionable and full house The
proceeds Of the performance 60 to the purchase of
town clock,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29

GERMAN HARMoNIA CLUB.-This popular dramGic
club, on this evening, give one of their amusing
entertainments. The variety offered the public by
this association Of gentlemen of our city, cannot fail
to be all that could be wished for, well as a guar
antee that the whole will be conducted in their usual
harmony and good order, giving unbounded salts
faction. Persons desiring to participate in the
amusements should make early application in order
to secure tickets
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The Great Holland Remedys-BoERHAvEs
HOLLAND BTTER-Persens subject sick head
ache will find in Boerbavs's Holland BitteTs sure, safe
and pleasant remedy. sOohes the hrobbing head,
rects acdy Of the stomach assists digestion, and creates
heahvappstte 1t IS without doubt, most delightful pre-
marathon and an efecual remedy. The that it is
very popular medicine throughout all the Holland settle
ments in wisconsin, New York, Michigan Illinois and In
DIANA speaks much It's See advertisement in
other column. laPrlo-dtWoSWlw
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CHAS, ROBERTsON,

Late Of J. g. B @. Robertson Broad street
HONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
J dealer IN Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No. IT, Market street, opposite
Morris STATIONS would respectfully inform ne Citizens
Nashville and surrounding community thai ne Is per-
manenty located in the above business, and would Be
pleased 70 receive . share Of public patronage.
~ Particular attention paid 70 erdsnfrO ne county
deH-lT
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A CARD
AVlNG sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
IL terals c 70 Messrs. HUsHEs BRoTHERs this city
with view 70 reside permanently my home in Cumber-
landcouBW take great pleasure in recommending them
as my successors They gentlemen Of skill and expert
ence m ter profession and they may receive that
iul al liberal share Of business which has flowed
upon
The Messrs Hughes have engaged corps Of artists OF
superior abilities, and have hesitation saying
they are July qualified, in their several departments give
perfect satisfaction 10 all who may desire the finest Photo
graphs, either plain or deliberately painted.
HPrl4 J. W. DODGE.
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BE7~ We are indebted to the officers Of the steam
er Sallie West for late St. Louis papers.