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CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS
" G. 5. GR FIFTH has in complete stock of
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS and HATrING comprising Royal
Nelvets Tapestry Brussels Three Phys, Ingrains, and
other styles Of Carpets Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
lTugges, &c All Of which will he sold low and
able terms. G.. :. GRIFFITH,
RJlt an Pat
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Mrs. w. X. Hay

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AND
PHYSICIAN
Tb. remarkable powers Of Ma HAYDEN the examination
ard location Of disease existing IN human sys<-
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sdop mode Of treatment suited - csseesnno Be
frequently sdversd especially, ale tnoaso9s
suffering from want Of knowiedte regarding the true nature
of their complaints. - ..-
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Introductory Lectures the Spring OF ussruo
No viii BE- delivered ~ the College
THURSDAY April IA, ct II O'Clock a. m, BY
Prof. HORACE GREEN, M D., LII d.,
Prof j. MURRAY CARNOCHAN, MD.
T. OGDEN DOREMUs De.n.
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"
hTcIsytLnD, Secs
..n.ht,e,n CentraI Committee, Hesdquaren no. % oi'
Iw.v-It regular meeting of toe E1sc1nve
- oo MONDAY EVENING, III inst, the ioho~~t ''O'0
ten a. hd0pteo: -. ,.-A..o t.e,f,v deenlv the
81 de cor sderatioo BY the Legislature OF tne Ie
49,, ,douted by the Central Committee on tne J
F~h,n.ry lsst copy Of which u heTeunto
ths ,psnt and sentiments OF those e,ounons
nnop the sep. Of the Honorable LrgnAsu'e
Tte resoluons above alluded 70 are a. follows Al.
uI,,.a, sy was passed April g. 1854, by Wncn Me c2p
y,te authorities Of cities were proooiteo nonl ~
d, N, b. coustruc,sd In their streets without Lae
.o.,s,,,v of property owners on the rouh sld ,,A
Elrsa, Tbs Corporstion OF the CITY ol st1 90. A.
,ohib.o by the ended Charters OF loS sno so VnI
posps Of the ferries ana other Hencnitef' oNS'PS '
p~riod and a. public SUctioDj ara Y...,..,,.
WA.yea, Vsroa appicst are DOW ociofe VIC L,t
IA ,ulorIe the construction OF railroads ID toe sHee A
5bs. in ths opinion Of this Comme, It 10 an IN
Of legislative authority 70 abt 70 tuy
st,sn Of individuals without oonper2n the
b Of peeuniAy value ano tat tne osne
~. n, ~ derived granting them Should mufe W e eiV
~ Sot 70 snv Of peT'Ons vbo bJ means Of Pca
or indirect Ia fuence may obt.in "si,ls,ve GseI .
6.,ol,,< That 20 opinion Of this Comme sncn grams
for limited terms 70 the blgnsst plodef
in the that ferry leases are disposed oi unasf the
Charter. - . n ,..,.,..su. ur. -. -,
A for benefit Of IL pdiyiduss private corpora
t,oIs a, selfish mOtives prompted oy lobby In
direct tendency OF which 70 ,scrhce Tue nteIes
a he many 70 svsce OF the few and 70 create monopoly
vbsb vii ntEay influence s local egsa'ion BY any msa
nav devise and therefore trust his kxceDeney toe Gov
esI stns out the spirit Of his Message 70 the atue
vpl refuse bis sanction TO all such est'lAtion
R<ssd That OF the above preamble and resoOlci
A sent members Of the Legislature from this City ar
pobshsd in the daily psReIr. . u.psu.II. chairman
e.. III ciryIlasS. .r1us"T Secretaries.
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From The London Critic
Prof Aytoun and Marin sought 20 produce an at
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NIENs and BOYS
VL SPRING AND SUMNER CLOyHlNa.
HaVrf Alterations store and ,se tofi-
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uc.ments q eaa sd shor;ne pronpt paying clstoners
srch vii erd savstsse % eIinine seock before
uaktns ,h-r poro $50 have constantly on hand
GETS FURNISHING GOODS
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DLACK sILKS-BLACK SILRS.-W. JACK
ID SON, No s5l Broadway hs, Imported ana 70 ofsflns
a, retail he richest s,ssbe sock Of BLACK sLhS
,y,r ,e+r II hs make faas "a every .9a With
IN. r >. 70 9. inaes many Of which 5esJtG io
M.rtilA AnG Rsso1es Cal ard see ain. Oos-rve
W JACKSON IDr1r:sr Of Aourains 9o0ts
Ne S5l BkoADWAY, belseeI sprias sas PnBoesu
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v-.au-,p Central Csmmttee.-A Regular hse29s seg9
sprnrnnif.e viii BE- hei1 No 6ls BIoaowsy Inls
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DHILOSOPHY FOR THE PEOPLE.
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Published n Saturday. 9Th inst

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ard philosophy which long noted IL oSerturus
from the the science OF Plfenooey s taught by
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THE Oxysesated Bitters.
rhe Oxysenatsd bitterL
The Oxyseasted EitterA
TIE OxyEeDsS~d Bittera
An uDfehng remedy
An Gnsinns remedy
An anfaiins remedy
for
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pebiniy OF the sys.atn,
Debility OF the sYst-rn
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Nsefb Brad, OppresaiOn after Eating
Mste' Br>so, Oppresslon sher EatiaS
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Fewer sBs As0e, Bilious COuplssDts
Fever AID Asoe, silous ComY.Gin1
AL kindred Diseases.
Al kiusred DiteAses-
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No~ O1yscnated Bteu
lhe OrysenAted Bister
w oaysensted Bi;tsrs
- ss 1, I,ss,. mn AZ. w i0wLE Co. s0'soa sse are
0seuky, ''ee''' w. " w
EvspwAere
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In Press:
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A GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE, by H. j. MANI
A GUIDE TO ASTRONOMICAL SCIENCE by R. j.
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These Beautiful Plated Casters,-They have Just
In from The factory and offered Al retail from IS
ois each. A little way I
assvss make for the interest Of al who will cal
LUCIUa HART, Nos an 8 Baa ahr gsfp
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CKIRTS-Twelye Spring Skeleton Skirts, Self
- Adjusting Bustle made without sewing, 81 81 Posr-
teen sgiUss 81 s. and Seventeen Springs for 81 Dealers
supplied With Twelve sprns for 81 per dozen fourteen
sprus H. and Seventeen spfins IL per doz.
C. l.. HAaDiNG, 2sl Sprns.st., near Hoason-
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THE
Mt. Vernon Record -
Will commence its I'd Volume in July.


The first volume-Juy .ooS, to July, ls59,-pre-
simply thought of six years ago , is an orgaEi.
cation o-exteusiye with the Union itself
"rhe ladies' Association - says the Philadelphia
Press, in recent leading article upon the subject of
the Mount Vernon cause } ''through whose energies
so much money has been raised, have been power
fully assisted by their organ the Mount Vernon Re
cord which has widely spread through all parts OF
the Union accounts of what has been done every
where for the sacred cause which it espouses. Its
literary and artistic merits very dstin guished
but its fullness Of details within paratively linn
tied space l. astonishing. The list Of names Of con
tribuLOIs. published in a supplemental sheet each
mouth, Several thousands IN each number must
have inspired generous responses wherever this
persuasively appealing and well-otited l.tle sheet
has sped It's way. With the great good which the
Mount Vernon Record must have rendered in help
ing TO bring about, If there other reasons 10
give unhesitatg Patronage this in itself should
largely Increase the generous list OF hicb
now Enjoys
Besides the interest which attaches itself 10 the
Resord, " FROM its official connection With the cause
represented by the Ladies' Association, II Is the de-
sign of the pub Ia associate identify IL with
popular Interests. In furtherapce OF this purpose
many things Of literature art will be put under
tribute to give atractveness and general
b. the - Record as "A journal of progress
The second volume will contain among other mat.
pTepai ed expressly for its pages series of ma
perS, ITO commence with one OF the early mum hers
embracing subjects OF great interest appertaiuing
to Colonial and Revolutionary History TO be EN-
titled
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aotfIs, sc.
O. A L. Il H q Ut . E .
Louisville. NV.

THE Projectors Of the GAIT HOUSE. preparing
Il for large increase of trav el from the opening
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, have en-
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~ Baggage Checked in the talt House TO all the
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e3- Time from Louisville to New York IS hours
augls-fm "a
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G. A II Id ,

rTNHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
l. generally that he has this day sold his entire
n'erest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON n CHEAT
HAM to JOHN L. CHEATHAM. In withdrawn from
the business he would ectfully tender his
est thanks TO all his numerous friends who so
lib, rally extended their patronage to the old con
Germ, and socts from them a continuance of the same
To s uccessOrs-gentlemen in every respect enti-
tied to the highest confidence. Nashville July g. 1859
ALEXANDER WILLIAM SON
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Dissolution IF COpartnership.

T'HE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu.
Il tual consent the cOpartuership heretofore con
Quoted un.er theflTm OF WILLIAMSON u CHEATHAM,
Alexander Williamson having sold out his entire iu.
terest in said concern TO John l.. Cheatham.
Nashville, July 9th, 1889.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CHEA THAN.
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tons OF the age. lacy use Shuttle, making the
Lock stitch on both sides If the cloth alike hich
cannot be unrayelicd or pulled out
They are all made it'll the highest mechanical SIX III
ara all warranted WORK well all kinds OF goo
from the Iightest Fabric TO Heavy Leather In Tar-
tcular We would call the attention Of al 20
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expressly for Family USE and has met with favor
from ali IL is simpiiied as 10 reader II almost
impossible TO get ont OF order or derange IFS opera
tons indeed simple Ia astonish one that
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ofthe Weed Patent
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and al much higher rate Of speed. Ills kind Is
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his is really the cheapest Machine IN the market
and there is work done on a sewing Machine that
IL viii not do Il Is confidently asserted that this
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very simple yet substantial aud durable, with bat liz
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general layerse for Family, lAght Leather, and
great variety OF werk- IL has been gotten up with
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fght and tasty Machine, At iess prize than either
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No. @. TITS = 4 Machine got up on an eniireiy
new Isrheiple dinerept fran anything ever before
offered the Febisz Il is very ghs aud tasts aud
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tension bath sides, and eaFries Large suFfy u
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The tiarcaas worked 10 such manner - hex
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little lisbsa % break he Is very classic. and
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Cotton Yarns.

tn store are for sale ~ Naaazaetsrer's prices
Il lsfxe en4ntafy efshose eelebrAsea csst1n tsrnss
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Nome Again,

MIR. LARGOmEE desires TO inform his
WI rienGkand the public general, that he has
taTnedfrosa his NoEtheTItour and ifreAdy toopen
ii fAl campaign.
Fully pOstse a acknowledgements Photo
graph AtaipolatioB-relyinF 1eretofore solely
upon shs sersfs oi is pictures and determines 20
spareno eaortto please onndentis in vitei those
who have given him affair rail- TOD So
Ladies' wiz - his present rooms the NEST conve
aieDtly and rieesants Ieeatse OF any In the CITY
he rrv ifHfaB sept1i-s
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THE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves together under the style Of RAINS, BROWN
X CO, for the purpose Of transacting general
Drug Efusiness, and hofe, by street attention
10 h interest If their customers, TO merit contin-
uance eff the very liberal patronage extended to their
predecessors. T. b. RAINS,
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NEW Arrangement.
S T o R A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

'HE undersigned have taksn the large NAren0u
\ Recently erected unntne fhf0ngt from MARKET
toeoiisge street AIS sFs amply psel-Fs sture
taxqTtpie ter as All articles tslAt nay Dc vLcFrd.
Toe attention ef Merchants In TIE eng pecaily
directed % urfaetiitass in sugar Co..
fes sack sAit and AesEss and 20 the fact that Ia
snraaee Ainst IRE can be obtaineS gooae STORED
with Ne on mektfaxofabls terms
We VII ALSO keep constant supply OF BAfED HAY
<nd CORN n Sacks, which sllbe SOLD oa NEST Fess
enable terms A share OF pahlie Iastfon3se q re-
sIaetfuiiy solicited
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pagnsrreolp paintins
ART GALLERY
OF American POrtraiture.

Corner OF Union and College streets.
II NHIS establishment, the most extensive 10 tho
Il Southwest, stll continues Ia be the resort o
the fashion and beauty of our country, which fully
endorses the sentiments OF thousands, that IL the
great EMPORIUM for
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IN retiring from the business, ! respectfully beg
l. leave to tender my warmest thanks to my numer-
Gus friends Tor the kind and liberal pat Onage extend
ed by them TO the old nrm and solicit for my success
tnuance OF the same.
j. W BROWN
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Pilgrimages TO Sacred ShrineS in the Land Of
Washington.

No. l-CoNMEScISG WITH MOUNT VERNON
With numerous intOned Illustrations, process
er before applied to newspaper printing. Every OBJ
ject relic ,ongng to that haOwed spot, (many
OF which, possessing uncommon interest. and relat
ing To Washingtons early life, aud altogether new 10
the public) will be published with iuil details OF
narrative and embellishments presenting isometrical
plans, object delineations and scenic views,
ately drawn and engraved with the utmost from
sketch es made expressly for the ''Record" by one
o: lis conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon