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A USTRAIIA PIONEER LINR-EsrAB Isr5En $50
"A Carryi q the United States mANs
Sailing positively the day ADVERTISED
rscxetsfor March.
The fine Eewburyport built clipper shir
LYRA. 900 tons register
lheever commander.
IL rapidly icsdng pier No Fast river snd VII Is'e
prompt cesp sich Cor Melbourne direct
The well known clipper ship
CkRRiN6rof, Go tons register
Sumner. master
IL receiving cargo at pier NJ Vast rveT a1c e-I
posively engaged two thirds fan. vii have desrsel a.
These sfs have elegant accommodations for beta s sl
second class passengers
For freight or passage apply 90 boar, crte .
r. ". CAMERON, No Re cling c-ss1
Sight BILLS Tor sale, and cash advances mae or eonsga
neus Cons Eneea IN Australia kessrs. Wlk'ns9. BIZ
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE

IIuDsON RIVER RALROAD,-ExfREss TRAINS
for Albany and Troy, Stopping princips stations
Meeting WITH western and Northern trains, leave chamber
street ., Q " and II 10 A. H., and t5P NJ
A Smith Sn~ Ariniandenl
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ArKw YORK AuD HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN

NV YORK AgD HARLEM RArLRoAD.
An WINES aaRAEusSyHv.
CommeusinG wedn esday, January g. 1889
Trains leave the depo, corner White and Centre sreca
New York, At
.psA n MAJ, Cor Albany, stopping winsmsSrdre And
al sta, ioDs north
sSP. Y; Espre-.. for Albany, stopping at the principal
stanous only.
els z. N For White Plains Stopping at al intermediate
stations.
the depot. corner Of Twenty srA and
Fourth a,eaus Nsv YORK, Al
slsA. N. For wnlsmsbntgs, sorplnF 81 all ir'srmedaS
stations.
HsA N white Plasns d. do.
49, p NJ willisrsbrdgs, DO do.
sNp n Nier,on, ssppins a whsnssridgs and AL IN
.Grs Cro,on rss soppinS a al in'srrneds's ss'ioas
Re'uv,ins ssits iesSe ARsny for New Yo-Sa
TSA N. Nall s,oppsns al az stssonz north OF sad WI
sSf. r. Express sNYpins ~ AL prneps ~arons.
VIM. CAMFBEII. SUP ewinendent
DE~NrlvANfA RAILROAD.
il tie great central 10 the West Time ri least
3D. sal a.es Of fare freight low a. a. times by
Fcses or w CONTRACT - Sc
fr ycrs " sny pO,ut IA tn- entire ~es, At Ne
eoervsny,, o-as- No ksicr Hcuse Ns~ YORK
y tlIfOrT. Pass~nssr Axsns
LxkCa CO., Fsshi AxsaA
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NOR CALTFORNTA.--UN1TFD Stairs NAIL LINE
via Papsma Rsilrosd-Ihe United states Mail Steamship
Conn. ans wi despatch for Aspinwal, on Friday March
1855 at O'Clock NJ precisely from pier foot OF Ware.
street North river the and elegant sesmshp M0sEs
TAYLOR, Captain John McGtwan This steamer Is be- l.
with tight buikhe.ds and fully equipped with the
inventions intended 70 secure safety and com
traveller Passengers and mails will be FORWARDED
bv Psnsma Railroad aud nj Psnsms with the Pacific
Mail steamship Companys magnificent steamship JOHN l.
gTEPHENS - commander, which will be In readilata
ard Immediately for san Francisco The public az ~
Paeac Ms steamship Cenpsny always have
one on more extra AZ smes yng at fansns ready
AVOID any possible detention Of passengers or mails fo'
passage Apply 20 W RAYMOND ~ the ONCE OF tne coz
psny IN Ntes street ~ Warren New York aegu
lar tinted States mall steamer dsys, eh AID 2a o. eacl
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ITO FAMILIES AND HOUSEKEEPFRS.-p0 YOU USE
soapi-A saving of money.By enclosing ak post
stamps calling the drug store corner Of Grand and
Allen streets York. the undersigned will send recipe
tor making rhirtyhve pounds Of good family soap " with
printed directions for making the which will be
good what you pay from, lie TO sc pound for The
whole for making the will not exceed three
cents pound and be made by a child Sent free of
postage any part Of the United States Address Arnold
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DOR PORTSMOUTH PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
~ The United states mail s,esmship ROANOKE Captain
Ib. mas Skinner Will leave Wedn asdAy March 3, al
O'Clock r. irem pier Is North river. She will arrive al
Porsmouh The uelt afternoon and at Petersburg the FOL
lowing morning Passengers for the South Will proceed IL
rectly on by the great Southern mail line Those for Rc
mond WILL arrive there early Friday morning Travellers
VIII find THIS The cheapest pleassnest and most expedtious
route Passage and fare With ssteroom 10 Norfolk y 10
Petersburg and Richmond, So Apply 10 LuDhAM &
pLEASANfs, 80 Broadway
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,Cec SPRING kANr!IyAs 1883,
lGUC, Great inducenens
t. ssh sne short lime uyer
At wholesale
IT, .rriber has prepared And In manufacturing
da.- ia.ge varied Of the goods from tbs
ioxest pEc- 20 he oosy article, which be cees for
c.sh credit NJ
Ems pyAfrvsr S8Apr pRoF--
tiie u.fket GEa BUIpIN,
3d. Broadway.
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IcDwARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.-THREE ELE-
u giant horses-E. a r. II. SCHENCK will sell at
ton Monday, March at O'Clock nj the saesroom S
street. elegant l5 hands high six
DID, warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle IN every
warranted perfectly kind, sound and gentle Also dark
bay years OLD Is hands, warranted perfect
wagon Tor four persons also Boston chase sets Of
Garne Ac
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SHIPPING,

TsH1 BRITISH NORTH AAxRioAN 10FAL aAsL
NeAmshps
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LNOR sOUHARTON AND aAvRR.-rHx UNITED
il States mail ARAGO, ID. Lines. commander
win leave foHsvre touching At 80 70 aed the mats
and Saturday March vt lao CLOCK from
North river foot of Beach Ths ship tAs Eve
tight comp enclosing the engnas that IN Tie
OF collision strsnding could them aud
the being free TO work. the safety Of The vessel sui
passengers would be secured Baggage not wanted duTn
e voyage should be bosri the day before sail ag
marked below" For freight psassxe apply 70 ".
DRAYT0E, agent, No. Broadway.
B.-The steamer Fulton Will succeed he Arago, And
unHA nr
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

UDARTyER wANTED-GRArN DfsTILLINg AND REC
II ufying. with 5000 to slOoo0 cash, or assistant
would be taken, salary paid who could loan that sum
red the premises privilege Of taking Interest in the
tusiness Address d., No. spruce street.
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been m lde in respect to Prof o. S. FowLER's
professional visit to our city. From an inter
view with his agent, Mr.. VIM. HEMsTREET, we
can now state positively that he will com
mence his cour of lectures, at Odd Fellows
Hall, next Monday evening. Prof Fowler has
been styl d tue great Mogul of Phrenologi-
cal Science" in this country, ard judging
from our exchanges he has sustained thee ha-
racter, in his present tour through the South.
His lectures are on Man, than which no sub
ect is more WORTHY a candid hearing. They
are said to be full Of home truths, and well
calculated to give practical life-lessons. He
will take rooms at th4 City Hotel during his
STAY
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Spiral Hotties.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE oF FLOUR.
The Crystal Oil lamp.

PATENT RIGHTs.-Almost with precise regularity at
the expiration of certain periods see valua
BILE parent offered TO the public Of which fortunes
lamp, we recognize of this class, and antic-
pating the reaping Of rich haryess by hundreds OF
enterprisng merchants throughout the Union. II is
great and worthy invention-great because it far
excels every other invention for the production Of
cheap light, and especially worthy economical
substitute for the dirty and dsagreeable smelling oils
and dangerous fluids 1t has parallel
for usefulness among the long lists of patents granted
for years-because il reaches and benefits the masses,
blessing alike all mankind the poor well the rich
for notwithstanding superiority to- and manifold
advantages every other for safety and cleanliness
this beautiful light but about sixth
much as many others, thereby making a saving Of
fve-sixhs Of the entire cost reality saving
dollars out of every six dollars now expended. We
hear the inventors intend dispose of the patent rights
for the States and Territories of the Union; co. pre-
senting golden opportunity for investment, and
doubleday many now possessing their few hundreds
will boast of their thousands the result of it.
Il is indeed chance, either for the small trader
heavy merchant acquire the control Of healthy
permanent trade, yielding greater profit in few
months than any ordinary business would in long
series Of years. While we heartily condemn the ma
ny worthless patents offered the public, are
pleased TO commend TO the world realIe entirely
worthy their confdence.-BoSt0l Journal april 22nd.
aprZS-2ln(p b.
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may-Day Standardization ut Wat
kinss Grove.

In compliance with the invitation Of the
Historical Society of Tennessee, and the ac-
ceptance of said invitation by the Schools
of the city, and Ciral and Military Organiza-
lions AID Benevolent Societies, together with
a large number Of the Soldiers of the War of
1912, of the Seminole Campaign and Florida
War, and the Soldiers ia the Mexican War, it
has been decided TO have COLLATION. on the
first of May, in commemoration of the ano-
malous government formed here on the LIST OF
May, 1880.
For the purpose of carrying out the object,
it is requested that the housekeepers of this
city and Davidson county. will prepare, ready
for use, such articles OF food as they may see
proper to furnish, (and it is hoped that all
will furnish something's and send it TO either
of the following places. as may be most con
venient, to-wit:
Engine House of Fire Company No. 5, on
South Cherry Street, where Isaac Paul, Esq,
and Lady, and Capt. c. IL. Conger will act as
u ComIaiitee of Reception.
At the Hume School Building. on Spruce
Street, where James b. Nichol and Lady, and
J. G. Darden and Lady. will attend.
At the Hynes School Building, ON the cor
ner of Summer Street and Watkins Avenue,
where II. G. Scovcl aud Lady, and X. j. Meigs,
Jr., and Lady, will attend.
The ladies and gentlem above named will
be prompt in their attendance, and have the
edibles conveyed to Watkins Grove. 1t is
important that every thing sent should be at
the points designated before tie ho,Gr Of o'clock,
Il. IT.
At the Grove, Samuel Watkins, Capt. VIM.
Stocken and Lady, George Greig and Lady,
and Sam'l J. Carter and Lady, will receive the
articles.
do SC, will send their contributions immedi-
ately to the grove, without ceremony.
1t is specially desired that the food sent,
shall be cooked and carved, ready for use.
Citizens in the vicinity Of Nashville, who
see proper to send in cooked Chicken, Ham,
Shoat, Mutton, or anything else To assist in
feeding the five thousand who will be present,
will please send them directly to the Grove
They are invited to attend in person at all
events. LADY MANAGERS.
Z. S.-For the purpose of facilitating the
arrangements, and having all present atten-
ded TO promptly, those who can do 50 will
oblige the Managers 10y sending Servants with
waiter in hand, 10 the Grove, where the Com
mittee named to receive food. will assign them
their places. We expect to have a ''hnc lime,"
generally.
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pp Gflfgrapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival of the steamer Arabia.

Arrival of the steamer Arabia.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 10TH
FOREIGN MARKETS.
CoTToN.-Salcs of the week $4,000 bales, of
which spectators took $500 and exporters
1900 bales; all qualities slightly declined;
Inferior qualities declined /, and Middling
qualities !; Fair qualities slightly declined.
Estimated sales Friday 10000 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 140o each.
Market dull. Manchester advices unfayora-
bic. But little enquiry and prices weak Or
leans fair "a; middling 1916; Mobile fair
e; middling6 l1-I6; upland fair !; middling
GIG. Stock in port Az, 900 bales, of which
$4,000 bales are American. Breadstufs dull.
Provisions steady.
Consols 96s996R. Money market I'M
changed.
HAyRE.-Tres ordinaire 102f
Observation-Disclosures & Spence quote
Flour, Western Canal 22s. Wheat, red 6s(9
6s I'd, white 7s(97s Cd. Corn, white 33s;
yellow 33sCG33s Cd. Beef heavy. Pork and
Tallow firm. Bacon quiet. Lard 54s 3d.
Sugar quiet; quotations barely maintained.
Rice active at a decline OF 3D. Linseed 29s
6d(930s.
LoNDoN.-Barings quote Breadstuffs steady.
Iron rails dull 6e(96e IS. Sugar dull at
decline of Cd to Is on inferior qualities. All
qualities of tea declined; finer qualities the
most.
American securities quiet and steady.
GENERAL NEWS.
In Parliament, DIsraeli announced that
compensation had been demanded of Naples
for the Imprisonment of English Engineers
captured aboard the Cagliari.
FRANCE.-It is reported that Count De
Morny or Persigny will soon succeed Espi-
nasse as Minister of Interior.
1t is reported that the Western Powers re-
fused to support Sardinia in her aggressive
measures towards Naples.
Three-fourths of the city of Christiana,
Norway, have been burned. Loss ten million
francs.
Nothing later from China or India.
The London Times says that the Turkish
Government have contracted with England
for ten war steamers, of from two to eight
hundred tons for the Black Sea fleet, allowed
by the Paris treaty.
Advices from all commercial centres de-
scribe a stagnation of business.
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zy- We wish to inform the public, that we
have just returned from the east, with beau
tiful stock of dress goods, and feel confident
we can Offer inducements to purchasers, equal
20 any other Merchants in the city. If prices
are an object, we are determined to sell rs
cheap as the cheapest We would call the at
tention of the ladies esp 'cially to lot of side
striped Berege and Muslins, which We bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and all the different
kinds of dress goods. Oar stock of staple
goods is very complete, all OF which we wish
TO dispose Of Immediately on terms most ia
vorable to purchasers. Call soon and ex-
mine for yourselves.
/. @. NICHOLSON < co,
apr6-tf No. % Public Square.
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The "ElIxir.,,

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS Tor the cure Of DYS-
PEPsY, and nothing but DYSrEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has by It's own merits, obtained for
itself high reputation Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with properties are using them
selves and prescribing TO their patients, convinced
by observation OF lis great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. M
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned as incurable by
some OF the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested
tAcates testify. aprl3-ly
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RYron and sfnnding CoIIars.
cHEssNTN

JNVFRY VARSITY ana sac 1t ffstan aaa stsnals.
IL tollars and fsw latest Style Standing Collars
reviewed and ioy saic BY
apfla-u }. H. AostLl-
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Very few persons while sitting at home comfortably
in their easy chairs form any adequate idea OF the
hardships endured by the bcll who followed the
lansnted Or. Kane the Grinnell Arctic Expedition
Besides the suffering caused by the inhospitable eli
mate, the intense cold brought rheumatism, stiff,
Of the Joints, Chlbiains, &c, aud, in many
stances the limbs ana members Of the daring expor
were frozen frost-btten. Their sufierngs from
these causes were very great and would have been
uncomfortable but for thu happy effects Of a I.niment
Invented expressly for their by the celebrated DR.
a. G. Bragg, plentiful supply Of which taken
along with the expedition This i.nimcnt proved 81
valuable, and its merits fully confirmed under the
most unfdyorable circumstances, that DR. Bragg has
been induced to commence its Manufacture for the
public He calls it very properly "BRAGGs ARCTIC
LININENr." 1t IS FOR salc all the Drug stores
and viii undoubtedly come into universal use.
apgl-lm
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4 Card.

The undersigned, passengers on the steamer
b. H. Runuon from st. Louis to Nashville,
Tennessee, take pleasure in expressing their
high appreciation of the gentlemanly bearing
of the officers. the civility of the attendants,
the neatness and comfort of the boat and all
its appurtenances; in consequence Of which
they (the undersigned) have enjoyed one of
the most pleasant and very agreeable trips
ever connected with their steamboat travel
ing. They also most cheerfully and heartily
recommend said boat to the attention of all
desiring to pass to or from the cities of St.
Louis and Nashville, as a safe and pleasant
means of conveyance.
r. d. McAnnally and wife, J. s. Downing,
VIM. H. Anderson, f. 81 Marion,
p. u. Pinckard, Mr. Adams,
v Monroe NJ d. Dorr,
W. NJ Leftwich and lady, Chas. Banes
N Scarntt J. 5. Todd,
j. T. Perry and lady, A. Brecker and lady,
A. Leerer, Mrs. A S, Eaxter,
j. Boyle, W. Bradford,
Tyson Dimes, ". G. Capes and lady,
Robert Allison &. W. Cordell & lady,
J. W. Fields and lady, Rev. J. A Tanning,
W. 5. Kennedy, aud thirty-three others.
NEAR NASHVILLE, April 29, 1858.
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vAToOn Ivory AUD Jeg Ciseneuaen and popilnees
w Nah al IS les aud q backgammon H3Fs
iast fccs4yed aud Toe sails ~
apTio--u j. II. Nc1iiI-
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Md. six. Cloth, and Barkskin CLOVES.

TUsT % hsGd choke Ia % best quality q Cloves,
j saabsaclae exssy s.sisf Il Nd, ssk, Ceth, Rack
kn, etc. fafsie-ul .. h. AssiIil-
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1 Isbe d y ni0l<Ef.
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&C. We think is hardly known even to the most in
teligent Of readers how deep Of the scien-
looking down into the mysteries of creation.
We knew there wonderful discoveries in these
times and wonderful made Of them, but did not
know the Chemists initiating in their crucbles and
even surprising the wonderful productions of or
ganic life. During our visit 10 Lowell we were intro
duced by Of their prominent citizens to the labor
atory of DIR. Aver Inventor of Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartc Pills,) whore were shown with generous
frankness his processes and his products. This
ter genius OF his art is manufacturing the subtle
of flowers from and other vegetable substances
His essence Of Pine Apple, Strawberry, Checkerberry
Ounce, Pear Canella, Cinnamon, &c, not only equal
but they exceed in purity of flavor, those vegetables
themselves. His oil Of Wnter-green is purer and of
better flavor than any that be gathered from the
pIant-and yet made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tart His process is analyze
the substance and find the exact ultimate atoms OF
which it is made, then recompose them in the same
proportions which exist in characterization 1ddUO
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e. Our country readers will remember
that the Fair of the Davidson county Agri-
cultural Society will begin at the State Fair
grounds ON Tuesday next, May 4th and con-
time during the week. We understand there
will BE- great deal of fine stock on the
grounds; and that the Fair promises, in all
respects, to be one of great interest and at
Effectiveness
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Arrival of the Steamers Kangaroo
and New York.

The steamer kangaroo, with Liverpool ad-
vices OF the 14th, has arrived.
The steamer New York. from the Clyde on
the 18TH has also arrived.
Campbell remains at Lucknow. Major
Hodson was killed and Sir VIM. Peel seriously
wounded there.
The Fort of Chumgaree has been stormed
and captured.
The rebels were at Bandecicund in great
force.
Yeh reached Calcutta on the 22nd of March
under close surveillance.
Sir Hugh Moore drove the rebels from
Chundum.
HoNG KONG.-The four Powers have given
the Emperor till the last of March to send
PlenipOtentiaries to Shanghai.
The Chinese are arming around Canton,
but they say only for defence against the
rebels
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-HoUsE.-The pre-
vious question on the Kansas conference re-
port was negatived yeas 1913: nays los.
The House refused to table the Kansas re-
part by 10l against Il3. Adjourned.
SENATE.-The Senate refused by % against
Is to recede from the deficiency bill amend
ments.
On motion of Mr.. Toombs, committee Of
conference was aDnOinted.
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ms SOVVVVON

IfHE partnership heretofore existing under The style
Il aud firm OF CLIFTON ABts1T, vas dissolved on
the 9Th inst, by mutual consent % take ecf on The
2nd of February 1855. The Business VII be continu
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 CO., Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted the late arm, previous % the
% % February 1855 win please call Immediately (at
the old stand No. is Cedar street, and settle with
Gpo b. AEaJrT, who Is fully authorized 10 collect and
receipt for the
Ia retiring from the irn Of cIIYToS 4 ARnDrI take
great pleasure Recommending 90 the patronage q
my friends, Aossrs- CLIFTON ALaEiGHr Co. a. gentle
men worthy OF confidence and solclt for them con
tnuance u past fayors.
apEl3-0 cEo. u. AbbOft-
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U.r,xetsbv TeIegraph.

changed: Flour heavy; Wheat Southern Red
81 I2(9Sl l6; White 81 20; Corn.-Yellow
74Cd76; Mess Pork SIS 7O(9sI9 90; Bacon
quiet; Shoulders 63G974; Lard Oil, not prime,
80; Whisky 2O!@2l4; Sugar 5BG96l; Coffee
lOI@II; Molasses, not prime, 1853; Tobacco
nd TalIow eady.
CINCINNATI. April 29.-Flour So 60; Wits
ky lG$; Mess Pork SIS 90; Bacon and Bulk
Meat declined /.
New ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotton-Sales
1909 bales; unchanged. The steamers news
stopped sales. Molasses 2903I. Bulk Pork,
shoulders 6: Hams u; Sides 8. Hay l6. Ex-
change, Sterling 73(dS4.
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shirts and Collars.

JuST 10 hand another invoice q shirts, Which ~
81 warrant d DC superior "a every way ard - ~
better than any other style, sl Wstsoat COLLARS
prelsrre.i, Iur sale lv~ BY
apriB-u J. H. A"h1~
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THE GAIETY.-The Opera Troupe were well
coined last night by large and fashionable
audience. who were, as usual. charmed by the
fine vocal powers of Misses Durand and Hold
son. and the able support rendered by the
whole company. Tonight the comic opeia
of the Barrier Of Scribe is to be performed.
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SPRING PAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county Ag-
Ticultura and Mcchanoal Society, Tor tho year lS5s
will be held at the Fair Grounds Nashville on The
4th sch OF May Inclusive. Liberal premiums OF
fered, list Of which, with regulations for holding
may be had application % L. 4. wuuANs, Sccrcts
ry the ofoc Of the southern Homestead, No. l7}s
Deadrick Street, OF al this ONCE. Membership Tick
enutng the holder 10 an the privileges Of the 50
eiety for the year 1885 ana free 10 the grounds
during the Spring Fair, may be had Tor 81, on apca
1sn 10 THos h. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
wN G. HARniNG,
Feb. .s1-triw&wtd. ireSidcnI
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Wewould particularly call the attention OF
our readers to remedy known as Mclean S
Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Purifier.
II is certainly valuable remedy. We there
fore say to all, call at the agents, and test
for yourselves its intrinsic merits. 1t Is de-
lieious 10 take. We ask our lady RAIDERS to
try it. See the advertisement in another
column. April Pew.