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supply Of this wonderful Medicine for the cure Of Rheu
masm Dtsfpess, Piles, COrns and all nervous diseases,
Headaches Palms. has been received BY EWlN, PIN
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bottle Immediately. See Gdyerseme in another column.
PROF HksEELLTbe following testimony in favor Of Or.
Haskeus Electric Oh is ~ rnished US for publication
PRoF. HAsKHLL-Dssr Sir: feel IL 30 Be my duty 10 In
form public through you, what Your wonderful *
trc Oil" mas for my family. Ny vile has been alarm
nEy troubled with falling OF the womb and pains IN the back
ana bought bottle Of your Oil Yesterday, and
O-da entirely free from pain, and sends her WaTmes
respects and prosperity have had Theu
mstc pain my EhOu ldeTs and for long ume aud
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all gone. Istruy AwOHderiGi remedy for all pains, such
as We suffering with, and CheeTfuly give thii
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Sworn and subscribed before this day 24th OF July
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
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At g meeting Of the members Of the Nashville Bar
on the 9th day Of April, 1885, st the Office Of NJ.
Vaughn, Esq, with reference to the death Of the
lamented HENRY Nancy, Esq.
On motion Of Hon. Andrew Ewing, the Hon Ma
thaniel Baxter was called to the chair, and J. H.
Mcdonald Esq, appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed a committee, con-
Histing Of Hon. n S. Brown, NJ. Vaughn, Esq, n.
D. Cross, Esq, Hon. Andrew Ewing and Herman
Cox ESQ.,, to draft and report resolutions, express
sivs Of the sense Of the meeting.
The committee retired, and after few minutes
absence, returned and reported the following pream
bic and resolutions, which we're unanimously adop-
ted viz;
The members Of the bar have heard with deep
regret Of the death Of HENRY NANCY, Esq. This
affecting event occurred at his home in tnis city
the 9th instant after lingering illness, which he
bore with meekness and christian resignation. He
died, as his best friends could have wished, with
calmness and confidence.
The deceased was born in the county of William.
son, and State of Tennessee on the LIST day Of o.
tOber 1852. He received an early and liberal edu-
cation, and then devoted himself to the legal pro-
fession. Soon after acquiring his profession, he
was employed for some years as editor Of the Gazette
in Nashville, in which he displayed considerable
vigor and energy At the regular State election in
1857 be was elected Representative in the Legis-
Iature for the counties Of Davidson, Robertson and
Montgomery, which position he held at his death
As q Representative he was faithful and vigilent
and evinoed, notwithstanding his struggles with
disease, full sense Of his high trust. In his ma
ture he was kind amiable liberal and lust Few
young men have been raised in this community
who possessed 50 happy a combination Of good
qualities. He had no enemies, and ell who knew
him, will long remember him, with tender regret at
his untimely death.
RssolUcd, therefore, As the sense of this meeting,
that in token of respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased, we will attend his funeral tO-mOrrOW morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and that We will wear the usual
badge Of mourning.
Resolrsd. That a copy Of this preamble and resO-
lutiOns be presented to the Criminal Court now in
session, and also at the next terms of the Circuit
and Ghancsry Courts to be spread upon their re-
cords respectively.
Rssolued, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the city papers.
On motion Of Hon 4. Ewing, Z. H. East, Esq,
was appointed to present the foregoing preamble and
resolutions to the Criminal Court now in session,
and ask its adjournment
On motion of R. II. McEWing, Jr. Esq, it was re-
solved that the members Of the Delta Kap pa Epsilon
Fraternity, of which society the deceased was q
member, be requested to act as pall-bearers.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
n BANTER, Chairman.
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"a Tonight Miss CUsHNAN closes her engage
msnt at the Gaiety, repeating, by universal DESIRE
her iuimitable persOnatiOn Of Neg AsrTihes We
doubt net this announcement viii draw q crowded
house, equal TO ha, which witnessed either Of the
former representations Of the piece.
Miss CUsHxAx also appears in the most intensely
interesting scene in the character Of Lady Macbeth
the somnambulio soene-and in the comedy Of 4
Lesson for Heart
Our theatre goers will bear in mind that this is,
perhaps, the last opportunity they viii have Of see
ing this brilliant and versatile American actress
upon the boards of the Nashville theatre. The bill
for tonight is one Of the BEST if not the very best,
that has been presented during the engagement Of
Miss CUsHNAE, and those who wish to see the first Of
living artstes in the greatest characters she person
stes, should be at the Gaiety tonight.
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DSrWmL CONTINUE TO SEND, through the Post
Office, to al parts of the United States and Foreign
Countries, as has been done daily for the past five
years, the genuine article of DURNOs CATAREH
SNUFF so justly celebrated all the world over for its
efficacy for Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head,
and the worst forms Of Catarrh.
A single box for thirty-One cents in Stamps, or
four boxes to one address for one dollar, postage
prepaid by J. DURSO, Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
March 29-W4t
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RIVER NEws.-NOW on Harpeth Shoals, I've feet
aud gently declining with every prospect Of further
dimiuution
The weather seems somewhat inclined to prove
rainy, with variable winds, principally SOutherly.
Arrived-Cuba, from Paduoah Ella, fren Burks-
vile.
For the Up River-Tbe steamer Look Out, on
Thursday next, at b o'clock, P. VI.
Boats Leaving this Day-Steamer John Gault
for Louisville, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; steamer Golden
Age, at y O'Clock, NJ, for the Crescent City. The
regular and popular packet, City Of Huntsville, at
2 o'clock, for Memphis
Boats Ezpected-This day. steamer Cherokee,
from New Orleans. On Thursday, steamer Jose
phine Savage, from New Orleans; these boats will
meet with immediate despatch, as the present stage
Of river viii not permit Of delay. Steamer Rock
City, from ports above, is now due, and may be
looked for hourly.
The business al the Landing has been quite
ctivs for the past few days. with promise Of con-
EagRRee.
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SPRING FAIR

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds Nashville
on the 4th to sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are offered list of which with regulations # z
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. 173 Deadrick Street. or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
To THos B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIM G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triW&Wtd President
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Ira L. JONES' sec.
Nashville, April 8, 1858.

Ia We wish to inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
dueements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are an object we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially TO
a lot Of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and viii sell them the same
vav Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete. all Of which wish to dispose of imme-
8stelv on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON Co,
sD-7-tf No. - Public Square.
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At q called meeting Of this Fraternity, held on
Monday the 9TH inst, at the office Of R. H. Nc
Even, ESQ, for the purpose of paying tribute of
respect to their deceased brother, HENRY Nancy
Robert Dearly Esq, called to the chair, and Ire
P Jones, Esq, appointed Secretary.
On motion, Messrs John H. Calender, James E,
Rains aud r. H. McEwen we're appointed commit
tee to draft sud report resolutions expressive Of the
Fraternity upon the sad event. The committee re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove from among us our friend and brother
HENRY MANEY, therefore be it
RssolreI, That in this sad dispensation Of PrOvi-
dence, we have lost beloved brother and valued
friend; our Fraternity Of its brightest jewels,
aud society most useful citizen.
Rss0IrsI, Tha; we Do sincerely sympathise with
the family Of cur deceased friend, in this their deep
affection and irreparable loss.
Rssolrs2, That in respect to the memory Of our
deceased brother, we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning. and that We viii permit these prOceiings
in The city papers.
JOHN Il. CAILENDER,
r. H. MCEwEN, Committee
JAMES f. RAINS,
Messrs James Woods and p L. NiohOl we're ap-
poipted to make all suitable arrangements for at
tending the funeral On motion the meeting sd
jOurned. n
LA p. JONES, Sec.
Nashville, April g. 1855
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BITES AND STINGS OF INSBCTS.-As remedy for
the sngs and btes Of insects and OF al poisonous rep
es BFagg's Arctic Eminent lie unsurpassed such RT8
dEinseIug and penetrating properties, that no matter
how yirulent may be the poison from bite or SUNG This
Imminent reaches the Of the venom however
Deep neuTazes and extracts it. With Bagg'b Arctic
LiumGnt hand bite OF Tattesnake is harmless aG
O. relieves tbs smart Of mnsQuttO bites In
stIny. and minutes entirely destroys the pain IRON
q sting. For sale b. DIuggs.s generally.
anil 2-dGwIm
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MORE THAN 100000 Bottles
SOLD IN re
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
IN ONE YEAR.

FTVHB kksIOhAIlts OF PROF. q. J. WOOD FOR KS
TOkLAG hAlr perfectly sad permanently, hss never
al paris Of me Wodd, and from gas ms i,ryt ,,
prove thEs tt a. q perfect HestoratiVe; Sui rssd
ne circular Ahd you 0annot dou0g read aiIo s ioi6
THa HArR-Poople have Tor eantaFiss bssD ,s-e,.t
win bald heads, and me only remedy hsrstoors raon
Professor Wood thess articles are beng sl dispensed VIA
bus Tsai many perons st pafoniEe ths 5scaass thsT
have been 90 oen imposed upon ~ haf TONES OF daF
snt kinds. 70 all guen persons We earnestly make 70
I'VE mere = no aaea Jung Z. AL, ~ al Eao
vas bald who used the article short tine, and her head
e1rs Imaginable we KNOW Of numerous cases ane1a har
rapidly falling which restored In greater pars5
uon than Is ever nae been before.
hls also without DOUBT one Of me best articles lof Keep
iEg ne hair II good condition, nasng H son and ossy re-
moving dAndr9h snd has proved iiss ne greatest enemy
70 All the us thsi harris aoir 70.
is The duty Of sEery Improve thsr personal
pearanee, though may differ regard - the Of
song rs put every one viii admit thai bsaauu had %
hail. eaertn nan or woman u ec much % b des-
dslPhia-
COchooton, ohio, Nov. n, 1856.
o.. WOOD = C0-Gsnts; As ] have bsaH engaged
selling your BAR Restorative The season your
Ne beneficial sfsess Of Is myself IKE 70 obtain an
agency for the STATE Of ONO, sizs ne Wss
should yoa wish % make sueh a. arrangement, an
eonElneod thses nothing equal ne uniisd States,
or restoring the hair haV5oosR engaged ihs Drug
2esLess er several years. ana nave sold various prepa
ions Tor the hars pa have found nothing rssor5
seeeYe organs o. ingoEaiss me scalp veil yours
being July Convinced mai your restorative Is yoa
present % be, WOad ike sRElgs sale Of 10 ior
] an Satisfed tt mustssH.
h0uTagrRly, 3. T.. STOCKMAN
wsyand, Mass, Fab. S, 1851.
PROF. o. J. WOOD a co.-GsnIss Havlnr fssiiEs5 he
good effects Of yOur Hair RosIorauys VIA % sas hat
unding ny hair growing thn, as gray s iddug.
cd iroa Waag and heard IIy ne aels prepared
Dy you, 70 promote ia EroHh aud change Is color IS IL
youth, both Of Wheh Is nas sasod eompislsy. Ia
ne operation have used nearly three botgles
Yours, &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
D. ]. WOOD & co. PrOpnatcrs, 3i2 Broad8Ey. NeR
New On tie grsatE Y Wire kailihg Eslabishms and
ia Msrksg 81. 81 L0gis, No. And E0d b an good Drug
A znagrnr
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50 bOxss Bar soap.
dsbII NAE CHEATHAM
RRAGeIs ARcTIC LINIMENT.

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This ineompaFaB!s Lntmens, upon which great
Of ne afflicted all lands rely for relief from
oangsof hnpumssm, Neuralgia, GOut, kryspslss Cancer
diseases rapidly perasdin all milar partitions. The
pruprstors give Tor me sufferers fol-
By Il during the past few mOnlhH. Csracaias nom he
parties named are IN The possession Of ne ProPret0r, bat
AN EXPLOSION.
MEHFHB, TEEH., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
scslded by ne explosion Of Boiler, friend Induced
ne 10 try BTagg's Arele LnimsuL Ths instantly
pain vas gone the bruises In JWO weeks we'll,
and able o resume ny business.
THE BLIND SEE.
WEBsTzR CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
ysers had been Afflicted win inaEmsd eyes, in a. azErn
ysfsd degree, tried various Physicians, several
ne Arctle IInimsnt months nearly we'll
Ny little dangher afflicted In The same manner for ihs
bind 10 one eye. applied your vsluaDs Linsmeut and
syss nov Peneeuy sound lhus have 1, with
sdes curing he rheumatism IN ny back would not
without yoarinVaius0e remedy in my house Yours truly
WEBsTHa CTR, lows, Nov. On, ls57.
thereby ssEtiiy' Thai an sell acquainted VIA william
Russell, ana with the astonishing cures he msaI0ns
D. WAD5WORiH, P. NJ, Webster City.
GOOD FOR ANNALS.
This invEluabs LnimenIs also equally eaoac0us IN
ing diseases Of animals, a. witness ne ooEng esra-
bsfvo largest uVsFysLabiss the IVES gsnoray
knoWn throughout tne United sta-ss-
81, Log ., Dec. 23rd, 1851.
We the undersigned, having ussd Dr. Braggs Arctic LIN
msnt Tor number monsns, cheenuly tssuY ~ super.
Or efficacy in caring diseases OF horses are
satisfied Of Aretc being ne best Eminent made that
We would Oghgr. We keep and have kept ioT
Der Of years. extensive livery stables m tls city, diseases
great sAgngy that the Arctic Lnmeng b.
he only one sVeffOund always elective. We
aay recommend 70 all livery stable keepers and Others
having he care Of hCmas.
J. "A. ARNOr,
LYNCH, ARNOT & co.
Chestnut street.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists having old Lnments on hand, will Try
70 sell them 10 YOU best bat DO you positively refuse
10 DurchassthsIn Ask for ssBRAG5 ARCTIC LlNIMkNr"
and take other. "
LIBERAL PROPOSITION
The propFetoF agree furnish 8ash purchaser % dol
lar boe win subscription % the Unsd States Jour
nal tor one year This Of me best New YORK Illus
tratsd paEers esreae1 emitting hs holder 70 the ben
"a, Of This proposition enclosed In TIE wrapper srOund
every dollar bottle The Arctic Lniment puL up In 2o
SOC and 81 bottles bstlsB and q bOnB contain
50 and 100 per Linmsnt In proportion 70 thsE
cost, and are the cheapest.
For sale by Bragg BurrOWss, sole PFOPrietOrs'
St. Louis, No.
WV BBRRY 4 DEMOVILLB,
Wholesale Agsna.
And BY A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. HENDBRsaOT, and .,
STRBF6H. apr l-drH&W38
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- No advortIsement is inserted In this
paner, except from those WhO have FeEu"
lar contracts, RRd except legal notices
nnIess paid fer az the time Of insertion.
tan T-TW.
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REPUTATION IN NEW ENGLAND.

To B. 4 FahHsst0ck 4 Co.:
GEHTLRHEF;-FOF Eve years past, have ussd B. A. Pah
nesOcks VeTmiiuEe for an Anihelmnuc in my practice
my hrst called Ii in where had fail
dilOdge worms with calOme, pink and coWh ags.
bottle obtained and used with desirable ehec since
then have prescribed for hundreds Of PATIENT aBd In
large majority Of with complete In
a single bottle the medicine br0ug h away from pa
tient NINETY EIGHT WORMS, have never known Il
do HARM induced make this statement from
an honest conviction the valuable VsTmifugs
Is knoWR Such lie my confidence in It's sworn killing"
ended IL other physicians this
section, and furnish them with the article.
NJ G., SAVAGB. N, d.
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EURED BY behaves HOLLAND BITTBRS.-MF.
Matchett, trader, probably well known as any man
Western penasyl vsnis states as lOWs3 81 netWh
farmer 10 Armstrong COUNTY who vas reduced by DySpsp
skeleton. persuaded him 70 buy bottle Of
hGrh6vea Holland BitteTB believing Il would him.
Meeting him months AFTER What atOniahmeBt
a. dudnE him hale hearty man; he told me he weigh
200 pounds aud that this wonderful change hHd been
produced by BOrhEve Holland Bers, 70 which he attrb
uted solely MS restoration. sp N4-lW.
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MADEf0
II HOHSR Shoes. " Il

HR TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at TROY,
{ n. y, have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE
SHOk MACHINERY now In successful operation, and
prepared orders for hOtSE and MULE SHOES,
Of any Weight and Pattern, price but little above the
price OF Horse Shoe IRON,
The quality the Iron used in these shoes Is warranted
in every respect These shoes have been approved
are now by the UnIted ates Government exclusive
l also by many Of The principal Siege and Omnibus
companies and Horse ShOers throughout Inc county. Any
person iRcOsng s. 10 the undersigned, will have 4
sam pie 100 pounds assorted his address.
addressed to the subscriber al Troy, will receive
prompt attention,
apriI6-Iy WIN BURDEN, Agent, Troy, n Y.
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sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorized % announce Z. q GARDENhlke
candidate Judge Of the Sixteenth Crca eOmposed q
the counties uget0n, Rentfess Morgan Scott Gambler
land, Waite, Ble1sOe, sequa.chie and Marion keeaoDi
Thursday, ua3 p, ISIS. mar ss-ts
We authorized % announce A. A. sWoPb candid
ate tor Attorney General OF the Sixteenth Judicial CcU
EleciOn, Thursday, May 9Th, 1858. mar 2s-ie
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & ChattanOogaRailroad
B@DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS 8a
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after THURsD AY, APRIL sh, 1883, the Psssen-
~ ger Trains will be as follOWsi
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ aud P. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga at $50 P. 4. and l2.55 A. M
Leave Chattanooga at 1890 A. " and % 2. NJ
Arriving at Nashville al 10 A. NJ and $40 2. N.
for the East Wilmington, n c. can leave
Nashville either train and make close connections through
OUT Via. Knoxville, Tenn and LynchbUTg Va, shou
leave shVie the morning train 70 make the conRec'
tons
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the 81
train which connects at Stevenson with & Railroad
Those for McMinnvie and Sparta will leave Nashville
81 train, which connects directly At TullahOma with
the train fer MCMnnvie The tram which leaves MeMtnn
willie At y 30, with he day train from Chattanooga
and arrives at Nashville at 8 10 p NJ.
At Nashville there daily connection with boats for ST.
Louis Cincinnati Louis vile, Memphis, New Orleans Pitts
r. &c, also daily line Of stages for Louisville
Through Tickets be procured the Depot before the
starting Of the trains, for Mcalnnvie, Huntsville Mem
phis, Junction Atlanta Macon MONTGOMERY Charleston,
,svsnnah, Anguish, Wilmington sBd Knoxville.
G L ANDERSON,
April 6, 1858. General Ticket Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



THE Great Central Route connecting the AtlAntcehes
WthW estern Northwestern, and Southwestern StatsE
oV continuous Railway direct. This road also connects
Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers to ell ports
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SandUsky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
he most Gir0e cheapest and reliable route by which
EREIGHT be forwarded to and from the GrsGt RsE
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
sIhl aS IS Fss4B CSs J 0OOUS 75O per 1909
second CLASS-EoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bSles,) Hardware, Lea 6Os per l60R
ther, &C. .........,....
BIRD CLASS.-A1VilB, Baggiug, Bacon, ,n-.-,onI
and Pork (in bulb, }, Hemp, de-. '-PSi AO'A
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, ,c.,., INN
and Pork fpacked,) Lard sod Lard OIL wv POI AWE
Flour-SO IS, per bbLuntl further notice.
train IS cts per loo lbs until further notice.
Cotton-s2 per bale n9tezCsedug 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods IRON any point East Of PhR.
isIphs be particular to MARK package Siq Philadelphia
Rair0qd" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
tut detention,
FRE1eHF AsEsrs.-HRrris, WOrmlsy Co., Memphis,
tennessee; R. E. Sass Co.. st. Louis J, s. Mitchell
son. Evansville Indiana; DumeSni, Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter JeWett, Louisville ky +. O. Aeldrum, Madison,
indiana; Spngman Brown, and Irwin 4 co.. Cincinnati
n w. Gra6Bm & Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio Leech Co., NO
81 Kilby street Boston, Leech Co. AstoT House, New
York. Mol William street. and Nos BatterA Place, New
York; Ed Snseder, Philadelphia; AAgrsW Rooms, Bal
imOre; Geo. G. FrancisC2s, PIttsburg
g. h. HOUSTON, Genera EFsjgH AgsHt, PhSla
g. J. LONBAERT, Sug't AIt00nG, Pa,
El8prl, B5.--H
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JOHN YORK Co., have received HarPsrs Weekly,
and POrtsrs SPIRIT, Of the Sd inst Both are excel
lent numbers.
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"a The members Of the Robertson Association
requested te meet this morning at o'clock at
the Office Of the President to attend the funeral OF
their deceased brother, HENRY NANCY, Esq.
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TRTBUTE OF RESPECT

RS- Attention is directed to the auction sale Of
TRABUE LUCUs this morning.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCEREES!!
By
H. S. French and Son.

ON TUESDAY, April d will offer for sale in mont
Of our warehouse ClEk street, at 10 o'clock, the fol-
lowing articles, Of which desre 70 close out Wl
out reserve, via:
prime; so reAms Wrapping Psperj
lO6 baes o. and Baltimore . b5ls Domestic Brandy;
Codee: p bbs. Holland Gin;
nOO ksvs Naschoce brands; 50 bbls Julius Smiths Old
50O boxes Star Candles, full Reserve Whisky; -.#
weiVht 90 cases Matches;
0OOO bbia. Whisky. vaYiOuslOO boxes Corn Starch
brands: 100 Z" Wheaten starch;
ion bo4es Tobacco: 100 - CherOoi C'saTs;
I00Osoeks con rss an fine Salt;I5G " TallOw tsnj5G
$4,000 Cigars, sssd brands 80 - Backing large and
$50 dOz. BEOOHs; SMALL
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
Win Other articles TIE grocery line too n1meEo1s 20
uenfion apTT II. s. PRBNCH& SON.
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IA The members Of the NASHVILLE BAR are re-
quested to meet at the Office of MICHAEL VAUGHN,
ESQ, this morning at O'clock to attend the funeral
Of their deceased brother HENRY Nancy.
The members Of the DELTA, KAPPA, EPSILON FRA
TERSITT are requested to meet at the Ofcs Of JOHN
A. s R. H. NcEwEx this morning at o'clock to
attend the funeral of their deceased brother HENRE
NANCY.
Appropriate badges viii be prepared. *.
COMMITTEE or ARRASGEMEETs.