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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE So
CIETY.
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Cones7ocieass u TIE n I. fnsans . o
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1888.
TIE Twenty first Anniversary Of the American ed
Foreign Bible Society ives held in tbs Tabernacle Zap
It's. Church, in Chestnut street. Paisdsipai% %
Thursisy, tie 18th met. The Rev. Ii. T. Wesh.
DID,, PreSiden. of tie Society took the char q ~
O'Clock a. H.. and the meeting ives opeoed BY prayer
BY the Rev. Baron SioSr, ID. d., Of Bse.os, Mass.
and resdirg q the Scriptures BY the Rev. O.. s
Webb,.D y. ID, Of New-JeIsey. The Pveiceet thce
terminated the following Committee 10 nouAsts
tfisers ard mspssers fox the ensnrg yen. via.
Rev. Rev. HfrHf s a.iisy B. B. Of Ss.sss
Wn.m J 1eSd. E.s. Of Ne" rO.t
Rev SsaSrr j,s;sy q Psfsd.lpais
Dur pg the absence Of TIE Committee, Df. Weise
delivered the cpenipg address which was a eoqueos
81 feelirg appea. for the Bible.
TIE Nominating CommIiee reported IS follows:
For Pye.idea'1rhs Ey. wsLsn D; d
w Tsds ESQ., the HOu sac Davis. LII D. snisuiss nan
For MSnSst-.-rhe Re-, John po~nns D D. tho R.,. D.
NJ orsb.rn, the Rev: J; + s,svSs toe Rev Wa nsss1
P.ysoI .'y e sSI Fs. S' s' r s ss ' r:s
bs.sn ard f,J,h Lewis. j. -, M. A.
=; E.cs,ds's Scs,,.n,y Warren Carte. y,
Fo Trea,srer-N c Pst
Tie Treasurer ard Corresponding Secfetsry's 10
p0 oD read ,nd 'S Ss tn. .so,. report.
referred to the following Committee: The Rev. A. r.
Mssor, the Hen. Peter p. Rutyon, w. X. Msrta, TIE
Hon. l. NJ. IlrpaId. Thos. Watson, the Rev. l. q.
Harrison. AT l2l O'Clock adjourned to 3 p. m.
ArTERsoos SESSION.
Lease Newton, ESQ offered resolution that Gem.
uittse Olive be spponted to confer with Committees
to be appointed by the other societies OF the deno@s-
nation to report next year plan BY which the differ
ent societies could be strengthened and their opera
tons enlarged which was carried.
The Rev. DR.. Taylor moved that the Chair aPPoint
Con mittee Of Three to dominate the nance Of hve
suitable persons for this important committee.
The Chair appointed the Rev. l.. f. l.. Taylor, DID,.
John N. Bruce, jr. esq asd W. j. Todd:
The Committee on Treasurers and Corresponding
Secretary Reports reported at length, and their 70
Govt was adoI ted.
The CCu ntes Of Three reported the following
name 10 CON poee the Committee: Isaac Newtoa, esd
the Rev. N. b. Andersen, LID the Rev. >. W.
Adams, ID. D.; VIM. III. MCPHERSON, esq.; lsaso De-
Wis, Ill. ID.
Adjourr ed until o'clock p. m.
In the evening at O'Clock the Rev. II. C. Fish q
Newark, N. j., delivered the annual sermon 70
CROWDED auderce.
At 10 O'Clock the Society adj currtd sine die.
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yoI,yG MEN's CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Anniversary Of this Association closed sst even
ing at the Church of the Messiah. The church waI
quite full and the audience litsued to the speakers
with profound attention during three hours. The Rev.
Dr. SAWYER gave an eIposton of tie true and fake
view. of Evangelical Religion; the Rev. Dr. BELLOWS
spoke Of the influence OF theological theories upon
the practical conduct Of life the Rev. o. b. FRorB-
SUHAN spoke of the proper treatment OF the InGdel
tenc, ncies OF our dsy; the Rev. HESRY BLAscHARDs
tbeue was the Religioe Of Fear and the Religion of
Love; the Rev. T.. II. CHAPIs cosed with mastery
concentration of the fact that thu tendencies Of the
age were rie molly to larger views Of Christianity.
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EXHIBITION OF THE PUPILS OF THE NEW
YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE DEA
AND DI'MR

The stage of the Academy OF Mu.ic, Shere so many
of the children of song have time alter TIM, poured
forth their most ravishng strains to charm the ears Of
tie enraptured muttudes before them, was thronged
On Thursday afternoon with those whose lips have
lever uttered and whose ears have never heaid tue
voice Ct song or sny other sound. Inc cnIdIen Oh
Silence in the Temple of Music; sad thought anu
suggestiye ole. ,,:o..
ntere sted and enthusiastic. There were soou' quo
pupils present. about Us of them males. ine
exhbticn W az announced TO begin at p m, ana as
tie had to be vacated by o. IN ordsi tnst prep
arators fer the NusaId Concert might Dc nsae, tle
exercises were very much hurried, too much 80, 10
deed, to sford Iportunity for any sttcuiaIy
examination il the various studies TO wni,n tue
dents had applied themselves. snort saoiess ie a.
tive to the condition and explanatory oil tue NOUS "
teaching the scholars made by the Pfes'dsn. "a
the iLsti ution Mr.. HARVEY L. PET. Inc cii'sos
were then examined beginning with th'se tue iess.
advanced. The examination exercises "oe a. ior
lowe
Original sen.eucee. into which some word selected
bv the audience should be introduced Answers 10
questions in Geography ard History: lncofporaens
several words given by the audience INTO sins'e sou
teLce. -,
The High Class was called to the states, aud esch
wrote q few words suggested by tne oce4slou. Oue
OF these exercises is az follows: LIS IoTey
80 favorable for this occasion the NOS. n'eiy
Of pleasure are awakened IN our minds az witnessing
50 vast coucourse Of the intelligent ana beneVoien.
whose attendance upon cur sess PROOF Vi Iue
Andy fymp.ihy with tee uni0Itunse. we u"ss .ua
those interested In, and who nave laAs en- ~ .h.t
uart IN tbs GREAT cause Of bsneyolence, VIII had that
their lators have rot been in vsin bu. 10 eontemPa'
tisg TIE glorious changes that nave per "iousI'
eLd n which they have been instrumental reap 'ue
sseet reward CT en- applsuding eonse.hse' w d.e
tie clsims of thofe, who In distant iands, worship
false gods of wood and store Of those who traverse
tie tTacklFss sea- and Of those cast upon the coio
charities OF the void, wi.hou! PArshls guidioS
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THE woMAYs RIGHTS CONVENTION.

The Womahs Rights Convention concluded last
eyeriog with fine speech from Mr.. GEoRoE WILLIAM
CURTIS, in which, while the right of wonsH to sufss
wss fully proved to be inherent 10 Lee humanity, ami
althe objections were fully answered, the Tract So
ciety ard James Buchanan received capital hts. A
Psr.nscors attempt to hiss Mr.. Curtis down ws' U.
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Fire in Newark.

NEWARK, Friday, May Ia, 1853.
Picketts factory, in this olty, was wholly destroyed
by IRE this morning. 1t was occupied by L. p. Hand
wall. paper maker, and Pierce & Hughes, carriage:
bow makers and owned by Joseph Ba;tn. The total
loss is $14 500, and the insurance 81 LOO. steam
engine, owned by w. II. Inslee of Brooklyn, was
also destroyed; it valued at $4,000. The fra is
euppoeed TO have been accidental.
mir. Hands loss ia $500; on which there is 81 500
insurance. Messis Pierce & Hughes lose 81 200; no
insurance. Joeeph Batlins loss $4,000; insurance
a. 500,
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Railroad Machine-ShOpS Burnt
Loss S2JO,OOO.

NEw-ALBANr, Ind, Friday, May II, I8oS
The machine-sops Of the New-Albsny and ilem
Railroad Company In this place were burned at halt
past O'Clock this morning. Seven locomotives two
or three passenger cars and dozen freight cars and
all the machinery in the buildings, were destroyed.
The loss ia eetma at $3.50 0OO and the Insurance
amounts to only $4,000. The fire was the work OF
an incenQiary.
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Foo Mrs. Hctys benefit which takes plsc, this
evepipg an unusually attractive bill is presented. Be-
side London Assurance and "The Dovsger," in
which tie Leading artists at wslscks appear. Can
Fcimes, Madame DADgri and Mas Annie Milnss
sIg, Mr. Henry Cope, plays upon the violin, and ne
leading du Ct the Rorzani troupe darces. The
character ef the entertainment will doubtless reoder the
full bou<, which tbs Rene 6ciay would Il a svsa&S
have, fuller thea ful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

ITALIAN OPERA-Burtons Tbester was literally u
tsrded last evening. The opera Of Linda" gave .
limited scope to the serious dramatic powe" Of Ros-
cell He showed equally splendid bstrionic genius In
delre.rg the sOnowipg old MA with that exhibited
in his Dulcsmsrs and Figaro. Mad. Ls Ia Grange wss
particularly brilliant, and TlberDi ssog with much ex-
pressiep. The spplau,e was grea-st times It rose 10
tumun. The opera is rapidly rising in favor, sod
Continued would be successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

'uceesstL DurSs tee day Mrs. ELIZA T. FAnsH.s
ofsred seres Of resolutions declaring that tie pHrAa
ard msculre osizatioL Of the pas. has prepared TIE
wsy tori higher v,sston. WI ich vonas s fitted -
a;hitve BY her more complex organisation her grsssss
deescy Of structure and beauty Of p.rsos. hsr cups
rcs endurance ard hsroism and her higher capacity u
harmony.
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Philadelphia Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May II, 1853.
Stocks are dull Pennsylvania State IS, 80; Read
ing Railroad, 1885, Morris Canal %; Long Island Rail-
road 49, Pennsylvania Railroad. AZ.
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From Providence, X. 4.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Friday, May II, 1858.
The fifth trial to day to elect Senator and six
Representatives from this city to the State Legislature
resulted in choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

PRESENT TO MAYOR TMMASN.-The Mayor received
yesterday the chase and harness presented to him as
testimonial of their for his official integrity and
personal qualities, BY number Of Boston merchants
Accomp anyiDg the gift was the following letter. to
which is annexed his IIonors reply:
To the Hon. Daaie f. Tiemann, Mayor Of the city Of Ne'c'
SIR The undersigned of whom nstive of your city
others whom have resided there and all of whom happy to
call your friends beg acceptance Of the om
peDyiDg sig testimonial of their appe
They with peculiar saac,ion that the aocp.On
which they formed upon your elevation % The Chef
and combin in pub
hooeer Nowhere they more than 10 the Post winch
You eapped undmaSed with species Of corruption
much to say otO the county large The public
ofthst country sussns you and all honorable men hail
success, your hesth, and your prosperity.
0'' Faais Fowler, o Holman.
FRANKLIN King 4 L. Perkins,
George S. Dexter, F,S. CsyOrth,
Msnnstll b. Field, Edward Ring
Edward Il. Fowler, Dwight b. Hooper.
Jas w. Bird Co., Charles T. Tfott,
stimsOn. Yslentiue Co. VIM J. Cutler.
I,ssc sseatrsr Haze uine Hill & Co.,
Charles Cssutb Folsom Merrill,
George B. Rogers Bhgss Robinson
Jobn C. Howe Samuel wadswOrth.
Tbomss w Gray, Banker CarPentef'
y X Pratt Thomas Goddard.
MAYORS orrIcE, NevYort, May H.
G.xr,m,N baye received your OF the 18th in ask
Ing my acepene chss and harness accompanying the
same as tesimous you pleased kindly to express ~
spprecs ion Of character as man snu
magistrate Coming this beautiful aud suo'sniai tpken
G $3.50 doc from gentlemen with all Of whom have long held
Intimate porsoIa busne relations and for al oil wnon
entertain cordial csnnot but receive u win
emotions character do not however iee
tia ed accept al The praise you have seen h 70 De
stow up me- especis with reference course o action
A the Chief Executive officer OF this city.
have true :huy 20 perform those dlties,
and have earnestly aed for this city, tar as d.
Tended upon my humble efforts ell the resus good municipal
soyernneri your knd psIta has attributed mel bat
must confess OF citizens who would
ave iotd smsx intent wi far greaer ability aud thu,
hsye ulv justified eng opinions have expressed
an your te returning thanks for this solid evidence
- vo, .s.cen beg accept gentlemen, best wishes
n, yon heath and bsppness al the time believe mo,
sxitb sepiiucnts Of unfrisned respect, 10 be
w., .;ncs,e Friend DAM. =. TIEMANN Mayor.
TO ~ VI, n PowIER FRANKLtN KING GEORGE 5. DEXTER,
M,tn,EII D. FIELD e,qs and other citizens Of Boston
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Robbery of Adams Il Co.'S Express

AUGUSTA, Ca, Thursday, May Is.
The efice here Of Adams g. Co.'S Express offers
reward of 500 for the recovery of package of bills
on the Planters Bank Of Charleston, stolen on the
railroad betssen Atlanta, Ca, and Montgomery, Ala.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

II t.e repot Of The Anniversary Of the Aueric -
Auction So b,y In essys raisOxs ~ss The Rsv Hsssv
H. Gssurr net csrdnsr. q the Ps.ss,ssraa cluseA n
p inc, lssree:, W. ma = TIC reoirs s4LesA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
COMMERCIAL
rarhrI1Ie mnrket. mareh Z,

! CoFToN-The market exhibits q continued i'm
proyement the receipts and sales being larger than
those Of last week, while prices are considerably
better. The sales Of yesterday and to-day have
! been made at = range Of 9alO1O.
| ToBACco-Fisher, Wheless Co., sold fifteen hogs
heads at the following figures: 44O, $50 at 585,
40, 600, $50, 2 at 700, 7.25, 745, 7.s5, s.55,
800 9.I5.
WHEAT-Very little doing, and prices remain at
fsrmer quotations, 5Oa6O for Red and White
PRovInOys-Bacon is still coming IN freely, and
selling at 7ta8o. Lard is sill in demand at S!a9o
GROcEREs-sugar 64as!; Molasses 32a25 in bar
rels and Ssa4O in half barrels Coffee ll3al2.
Augusta Market, March 2.
CoTToK-Ws had busy and animated trade in
Cotton during the past week. The receipts, as well
as the sales, were large. To-day, however the de-
msnds has been limited In consequence Of the srin-
gency of holders, who seem disposed to claim an ad-
vance on prices prOportonate to the advance and
prosperous condition of affairs in Europe as brought
by the steamship America. Buyers contend that
large portion CT the advance had been anticipated
by the prices demanded and paid last week This
difference Of opinion has measurably suspended
transactions to-day, and sales to very limited eX
tent only have been made.
We believe the following quotations will give
fair exhibit Of prices at the close Of our report q
o'clock, 2. NJ
iddling to Strict Middng- Ill OH
GOOd hldung ...... .....s..I ~ lIk
Mddllng '.,...ll gtglI4
FARM. " -
The market is very irregular and it is difficult to
tell which will yield first, the buyers sellers
The sales on Monday we're generally at ! 70 I over
Saturdays prices, and We heard Of some few sales
at advance for very desirable parcels.
BACON.-The market is very well supplied, but
good portion of the meat seems to be impsrfecrly
cured We quote for hog round 10 to 104 cents, as
to quality; clear Sides H., and ribbed sides l04;
Shoulders to q cents.
LAED-The supply is good, and active specu-
latiye demand exists FOR strictly prime IN small neat
packages, at 100 cents We quos 10 10 II cents, as
to quality, quantity, and condition
FLoUR.-This article is exceedingly dull, and the
supply is abundant; and the same remarks apply
TO -four in every market In the country. We quote
for country brands Of Superfue 81 30 TO s. co. and
extra s. so to So 90. The City Mills SuFeTHne are
quoted nOminGlly Al S. %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

svp1y OF this wonder o. Medicine Tor the cure OF heu
mglisE, aires, Piles lorns and all nervous diseases,
aud Pains has been received by EWIN, PEN
u.ETON d u. and by 10 G. BROWN, Nashville Tenn,
where be obtalsei The suffering should purchase
aca Immediately. see advertisement In another column.
PlOF HAaKeLLIle foliowing testimony IN taYOr Of Dr.
HGEFeps sctTc Oh is ~ HiSheu us for publication,
PR0F HAsEFLL- Ue4rair: feel 10 70 BE- ny duty 10 In
form the pubic through sou, what wonderful &
Oi' for my family Ny vile has been alarm
ng irau1 ed W falling TIC womb and pains IN the back
yTssg. bought b5tue 0i your OH yeseTday, and
tO-s $50 is enIr5y r. ron pain and seeds her
respects your success and poapeTiy. have had rheu
mstC ain ia mg ers and arms ior long time, aud
"a sen minutes tGu time applied your on, ne pain
5 gone isr4'y w0ai0Tfi remedy for al palms, such
We have been suffering with, aud Ichesrgiy give ths
% LlIOn al OF its ehsg.s.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this DAY, 24t1 Of July,
1857. LIBLhIE WAITE, Justige Of he Peace.
such testimony tsz 'O0r ne "a c worth columns Of
MA .a -TIdgat-- AL over the Land, ElJ great way If
1Ty d. We suffering and LH cIad. See advertisement in
al 7.rrr column. maTldEWly.
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KANsAs-GEN- wHrrErrLD.

WAsHINGTog March l-Geueral Whitfield in o
letter received to-day, says that Lanes party has
served upon him @ notice TO quit, threatening. I'M
less he does so, 90 8s-hs7iu4rg him lie mas sent his
family out o. Kansas. lie resolved 20 remain. He
says that murders aud house Hurnings are frequent
in the country. Opposite 81. Joseph, Missouri, d
family was driven 0ua aui several persons K. led:
also, one IN The county above.
Prominent Democrats have calculated that the
Kansas aud Minnesota bills combined viii pass the
Senate 10y or 8, and the House by about 10 ma
j0rity.
Samuel Nelary was confirmed by the Senate to-
day, as postmaster of Columbus. Ohio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

To TEE PUBLIC-CoGE AND Sieve would say,
gel the hardest corn you have bring it with you,
and try the Great American Corn Shelter, now on
exhibition at Ne. 4 College street, Public square.
Come and see how it operates, and then if satisfied
Of the fact that this is the best Corn Shelter in the
market, purchase what territory you want, and 90
to work in earnest You are sure to succeed If you
try. We further say, we viii furnish machines to
all who will purchase State or County rights, at a
shade above cost Of manufacturing prices. We again
say, let all who wish a profitable business on a
small capital, 60 and see the machine in operation
at Fo. A. Public Square. In consequence of the
pressure Of the times, We would exchange the same
for lands, horses, mules, or any kind of farming
produce, at market prices.
Rights for sale for Georgia, North and South Car
dina, Texas and Kentucky.
March 4, 1858. If J. A. Brown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

In the Senate March 4, House resolution (SIr.
EsJas) proposing to amend the Constitution, 50 as
to make the Secretary Of State and Treasurer cleo
tive by the people, was indefinitely postponed
House bill on Law Reform vas rejected. Dir. JONES
offered resolution to adjourn sins de on the 18th
instant.
The House Of Representatives. refused to concur in
the Ssua.e's amendment, to adjourn the session on
the 5lh, and 2Ir C5oaEE has motion to reconsider
the vote
The House receIeI from its amendment, proposing
to restore part Of the territory Of Davidson county
20 Gg;herforl
Nr. RoBEETs proposition to change the law Of
l4f IN regard to sheriff description land istrained
f5rtsEes, ard vepeeling that which declares sherHs
deed primo faes evidence Of title, was passed the
tlird reading.
Dir. GETI1B's bill to authorize the County Court
to TpOiut a Surveyor in casses Of assignment Of
dover, was passed the third reading.
The Senate's Loan bill for the State Bank, was
made the special ordo, for Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
10 TIE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE

At meeting last uigat Of the Robertson Ass0cia
tion, the following preamble and resolution was
adopted:
Wleraas, Calls have been made upon the Asso
cilIon boy the suffering poor Of the city, this win
ter TO such an extent as TO exhaust cur funds
therefore, be 10
persons IN the city, TO receive voluntary contrib
lions from our citizens, who may be disposed to aid
The warts OF the suffering.
In compliance with this resolution, I hereby APP
point Juo. ~ Hill, Gen B. F. Chcalham. s. D. Nor
gan, Alex. Allison, Alex. Fall, !. b. KnOwls, and
Isaac Paul, to receive any money that may be ten
de-ed, and pay over The same 10 Vim. Cunningham,
the Secretary Of The Association, VINO may be found
at the State Bank.
r. W. MCGAyoCK, Prssf5.at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

NTFuth is Mighty and viii PTeVaii.''-
It truth, that BRACES ARCTIC LINIMBNF has per-
formed Of Chronic ana Inhsmmaiory kheama-
ism during the past year than any remedy ever before
used for these painful Affections It is also aHln 70 no
remedy has been found successful Ia healing Ola Sores
UceS and wounds OF all descriptions, and in curing cry
.fnslas CsDcar. ssali Bead Teuer Ringworm and all
diseases u the skin ms also infaibe specific for the
Piles. For sale b. all D ruggirs in this country.
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gbt IN be "a every family where there children,
tIy are sometme5 sieEed WITH convuSons- proceeding
@ ne attacks when 70 be inconvsuIent to
ssng 7rr procure medicine. l. aEords speedy relief
Ia me suHsr-r. sI2Rng he worms aud dschar gHE all
hose ererh and bilious humors 50 frequent in children
ALEXANDRIA, La, Feb q, 1884.
Rssg7s. B. 4. Fltlest0ck / Co., PittsJUTg, Pa.
EssrLEzEE:-H-v1g sold your Your Vermifugs for the
Ass seven eight years, yrts pessue 10 iutOsm you
that have known medicine universally used
esteemed for rs Qlaues specific for worms
received The appreciation or oar medical men, and
dsr-d superior suy preparation now in use. Test
n0nas Of BE virtues ud Eiv.n 20 any extent, BY
I0c.Ols. planters, aud the community 10 general.
Truly JuIs, so -
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rapides Parish, La.
sod wholesale and retail ~ an the principal druggist
and county merchants throughout tie United States
MARLIN.
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FS~ TIE benevolent a

E9= TIE benevolent are appealed to this morning
b. The Robertson Association, for assistance. Last
winter, private enterprise al I'd much in providing
means for the aue.ioraton OF taa. needy, but this
win.er the Robertson Association has had the work
to perform unailel and the large number Of apP}i-
cations for assistance has entirely exhausted the
means of thai benevolent body. We trust cur cilj-
Gems willresp5nd literally TO this call.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

We authorised 10 announce J. R. 8CANF candi
tor sheriff OF DaY4s3n county The ensuing election in
March. nov moe
We are authorized 10 announce JAMS Vi hIEE0y cEnd'
date for Sheriff Of Davidson county. u4y-7
We are authorized - announce JoHs K. EDa0EDso1 d
candidate for reelection Sheriff Davidson county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

Wosra eufh8rEed h announce JAMES MhiEN OhIh
rH-ufidze for Judge Of the County Court Davidson
cct1afy M he ensuing March election. febs3
We are authorized 50 announce william BRoWN Esq -
candidate for the Office Cf dse Of County Court o.
vidson county. EseoH 20 be acid 2he On Of March,
1ss fst24-d,rW2W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
CRIsP,s GAIETY.

Mr.. J. E. MURDOCH,
Tao Distinguished artists engagement Is positively limit
Cd to ais week. 70 be followed BY Complimentary Bsnsn
to the FirsEon OF Nashville. After which
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNR
win make her hs appearance in his county since her re-
turn from her brilliant career 10 California.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHNAN,
The great actress Of the age also under engagement al
this Theatre. Other attractions will be announced IN due
season. ". H. CRISP.
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