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Col. J. p. Pryor proposes to publish weekly
newspaper at Grand junction, Tenn, to be called
&" Tie Qujd-NuRe" Lame, which, he says, 'wil,
perhaps, sound peculiar, if not outlandsh, to many
but upon examination it will be found not inappro-
pirate, certainly not arrogant or preientiOus.
'Quid-Nunc' is compounded; he says, "of two Latin
words, which being translated, are, What Now?
and Webster, in the University edition of his
dictionary, gives the word, anglicized, follows;
'Quid NgHe'-noun.-0ne curious TO know every
thing. In politics, Col Pryor says his paper will
be perfectly independent of all parties, but nom
eommittal question affecting the glory of the
Republic the welfare of the South, the equality
of the States before the Constitution"
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AM Offering for the and Cherry street,
Z occupied By Mr. Weller.
The house very large and commOdOus containing
" with servants rooms cellars coal and wood Sheds &C.
The house Is in good order of being
better adapted for first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The sixty feet by hundred
yve feet and the house sused the lot to admit Of
an addition that would render comnOdous hotel in
the city.
large portion of the unurecan purchased with house
IL desired.
1t is well known that hotel keeping is in this city, pro
htaoe business and to wishing to engage in such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
ton, 1eng ali business portions Of the city.
For terms, &c, apply to
dec34-tf A.V, g. LTNDsLE7
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sale of Negroes.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed by NJ
and Mary Patterson, which T. record Registers
Office of Davidson county, Book No 60 200 III,
will expose o public sale, al tho house gate Saturday
the 18th day January, 1862 the highest bidder cash.
foIlowne slaves Phillip, yellow hoy, aged about Is
Mariah yellow Eoman about twenty child
Martha aged about u months. Sale within legal hours
5Tc25-dtds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee
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Messrs. Thomas NJ. Hughes and James NJ. Sinclair
propose to commence the publication in this city,
on the lst of February, of daily papertO be called
the Commercial Evening Bulletin. They are both
practical printers, and will doubtless make paper
worthy the patronage of the citizens of Nashville
We wish them prosperous career.
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We we're shown yesterday magnificent wine set
presented by Mr.. o. F. Thomas TO Maj. George
LpseOmbe, Of Maury, for the best lot Of hogs
bought in Maury and Giles by Mr. j. NJ. Csrsey.
The lot numbered 206 head ard averaged S4s pounds.
The Major richly deserved this compliment for pro-
ducing 50 fine lot of hogs.
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Tyler, who actually received his commission, "a
was about TO enter apOH the duties Of the Office,
when the dead Judge esnrreeted and made his ap-
pearanee in the Z uSt'room n wonderfully hale
and hearty coalition for one whose Office had been
filed, as the Blue Book actually had ii, on account
of his decease.
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NEW Urn. sagf aa
We R. H., E.s @. Gaas-, have assSatsd Ei9 a. a.
3 Bu,knsr partner Business under ne sts q r1
ner 4 Co.. Stone Front -tore- No. 2, Ian bocS
soek saps and Fancy Dry Gots, yzrete Bo5, Sh9as.
Hats Caps Bonnets aud Straw Goods seucr1Iiy
Our siOck OF piantzion goois Wiz - gnuSgaG ~
heavy BrogRs. Wool and Palm Hats heavy etiea SAD
white uegro Blsnkets
invite old customers ard lnziersin ts-csr gho
wish buy Eouds low or Cash, saogt tine, ave
close examination, intend make ter 1ler
est. and 70 make this TIER eeesnesc ufsrsut. ees
We wall recelge and sell for sa5 all ecui.y produce.
such Wool, Feathers Beesax Guseu1 Jsint. lt.g
SocSs. II The highest priea the market viii eaIsazpd
ian4Sld
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We have heretorore mentioned that an effort was
being made at Knoxville TO establish Asylum for
Inebriates. At meeting heldin that place on the
Sd inst the charter, granted by the Legislature
was accepted, which is as follows.
Be ii enacted, That Reys Thomas W. Humes. R. B.
McMullen and JOS Il. Martin, be, sndaro hereby in-
ooIporated body p0litic and corporate, under the
name and style of the 'lnebriate Reform Society,"" Of
Knoxville, shall have perpetual succession, and are
hereby invested with the right TO sue in law and
equity, to tab and hold real and personal property
for its and benefit q society, TO have seal
and ali other corporate rights necessary and proper
effect The ends for which this charter is granted
and is hereby subject to be sued in law or equity
and to all other liabilities 10 which corporation is
subject.
The Rev. R. B. McAIullen having resigned mis- position
one of the trustees, DR.. R o. Currey was elected
to fill the vacancy. Rev. Thomas ". Humes was
elected President of the Board, and DR.. Currey Cor
responding and Recording Secretary. ...
The following resolutions adopted were by the
Board
ResolUed, That the Board will make application
to the General Assembly Of the State of TeDnes-
see, for amendment of the charter so as TO enle
the institution, 90 The State IuebIiate Asylum of
Tennessee to be located such point in the State
as the Trustees may deem the most suitable in ev>
cry respect.
ResOtUed, That each member of the Board be au
thoriZed procure and receive subscriptions from
the citizens Of the State to aid in tho promotion of
the objects Of the Asylum
ResoIUed, That an address be prepared by the
Board 10 the citizens Of the State, setting forth the
plan and ohjecls the Asylum.
ResolUed, That the Corresponding Secretary be
empowered 10 procure memorials from the citizens
of the State, especially from the medical profession
asking the cO-operat of The Legislature i'll carry
ing cut the ohjecs of the Asylum
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The Memphis ApDeat states that Josiah Ward, one
of the Bolton jurors convicted of perjury ia the
Upton Circuit Court on the 9th inst, and sentenced
to three years Imprisonment in the State Peniten-
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The New Orleans DsLta pronOupces it ga rare
PLEASURE, that of reading oue's obituary" Some
how or other report gained circulation and ere
dsnce up the railroad The other day, that Judge
Marchbauks, of McNinnEille, had died very sud
denly while holding court at Manchester. II eally
with the harness on, aud the inteligenc reaching US
in shape as to inn ress whits corrsctaess we
published it. We we're gralified to learn, however
day or two af erwards that the report was without
foundation. Ii would certainly have afforded
Judge Marchbanks rare pleasure could he have
heard the many tributes to his sterling WORTH which
he intelligence of his dea'h cl!led forth from a
large circle Of acquaintance. o. .ra .-..a e.
During the Mexican war the corresTO dens!, # the
New Orleans pa ers especially, according to the
Delta, killed of nearly all the distinguish d officers
in our army, and drew forth some very eloquent
funeral notices. and in the great yellow fever eri
demic in New Orleans in 1855, there was long list
of premature victims, whose virtues furnls he'd
themes for the most elaborate jeremiads
These anticipative obituaries sometimes produce
serious practical consequences and apnoyan Sir
Charles Napier was reported among the killed in
the affair at COrunua, his name dropped from e
army list, and his property zen into the pos
session Of his or aud duly administered upon
The Della furnishes Us the particulars Of some
what similar case. The present Judge of the Uni
ted States District Court for the District of New Or
leans, being on visit across the Lake, was report
ed to have died of cholera. So authentic was The
intelligence, that applications were made for the va
Ganey, AID gentleman was appointed BY President
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B F. Lillard, in response TO a I'll in the Muir
freesbOro' Mars has declared himself candidate
to represent Rutherford county in the lower House
of the next Legislature
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The ShalbyyiIe coastilaioaelist has changed its
name. 10 that of the True Union, ana appears upon
enlarged sheet.
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gEyBR c8Darnership hertofs existing bstsen shs grbSa
hers, lner style and Ara o. Gardner shspp4rd Co.
Is this tay diss9Ee . nutuai consnt r. a. = sn p c,
a-dsa having purchased the interest Of y A. Shpher WI,
With rass me Arm ne bGnes1 VII Re ssttle y he ~
rnsininr uarfner, n. n. g RlNl,R.
T. 3. GARBNER.
r.. c. Ca RDNEN.
+ A. SHEPAEEQ1
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WEDDINGS IN WINTER The statistics of MARI
age in Cincinnati for the past year, present one or
two curious points worth reGlarkiBg. During that
time more than two thousand persons were mar
ried the number in each month eng as follows
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Cash for Negroes.

CsaS1 fOf negroes
YJyHE undersigned will pay the cash for hy ikeIyyoung
Negroes; he will also board negroes end sell them %
commission at No. IL Cedar street, Nashville TeEa, snd
charge Sl PC ds and .es me 'S na Faos s g. JAMES
INVEST NASHVILLE LOTS FOR SALE
wv Pour beautiful Lots fronting tsch 100 feet Broad
street several lots Locust Dmumbrane
Also lots in the Boyd Addition Also, several lots in
'4'>'- > '''''s- J. 1. ( R. v. BROWN,
jane-ln as Cherry st.
JAMES, NEURALGIA FLUID,
rs most invaluable external applicant Rheumatism,
L raga, sprain Bruises Head ache Sc It never fails Il
Npreparedb by the late Rev Nr James OF Chattanooga have
but few dozen efwhat have warranted to be genuine Per
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed bug Bane--Drives from old H.u,es and cid Bed.
steals Bugs and Feas. Only "a cents per bottle.
The Grspfemburg COusumptive's Balm is
nngs or Colds either severe or light When all other Pecoral
medicines have fe this ~ With certainty be relief on In
early Of Consumption aeeraih cure In the last stages
iI those who have weak lungs should test its virtues which
wonderfully eeous in disorders to he trfed with.
aocas-tf IA College street.
E-1ORN! CORN !!.-we want immeiiatey Fifty Thou
sand Bushels Corn, delivered at Wsrehouss, few
miles above below Nashville Cumberland River We wiz
"a des9-i t. - = 81 = 80 H. s.rRESou SON.
SUNDRIES.
~ HALE BARRELS MoIassesi
- ;65 dc - Land Plaster
IN store and for saleh HARRIS, GORDON GCos
''TKEHE OLD DOMINION .,'-Just received q fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot, warranted to give salts
faction to those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
iyai-d&wtf w WILSON, " College s.reet
GOLD PENS REPAIREDI
EFE5sEisg -
ENCLOSE them with 81 cents each, in cent stas 50
money address, and they will Be returned By
mail in good order. HUskiNS & BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
novea-SI&wIy No SO Third street, Louisville Ky
--------->----------
TNSOLVENT NOTICE.--To the creditors Of D. ?.
Wtse deceased. The insolvency Of the estate Of said de
ceasl having suggested the Law directs hereby
authenticated the Law directs, With
the he county Of Weakey county, Tennessee
or III Of June, 1852 for pro distbutoR
they will forever barred, both IN law and eqdgy
dec23-x4t prs fec 81 LEWIS WHfIsEII., Admir-.
ARD.--waRted 900 barrels prime Lard, Whl1h
3 A highest market price, IN sash, will b psid.
= LANIER b. CO.
dec9-sm % q With 1arlas Hillsierd 4 -.
AEA BOXES Western Reserve hesse, just rsseyed ~
6EOV dssis-N eRIsAA& Z ESRf4kEk-
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Fine Country Residence for Sale.
kFING determined carry Negroes to the South, o.
ID n will sell about Three or Four Hun. SFSA
ared Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up ~
Which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles from Nashville. in Of the best neigbor
kOodsiu Williamson Soil equal the State. Fer
particular, apply the premises A. " s. Lindsey
in Nashville
seps-da P.A.PERKINs.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
CO1IPFROLLER,S OFFICE,

COMPTROLLER1S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ., 1853.
FINDER the provisions Of the Of 18th February 1856,
chap. go, and other the subject Of Rres Banking
will sell public auction, the Merchants Exchange in Wall
street, city, the 81 Of February 1853
day until they all disposed the following Bonds
s by the State Of Tennessee, belonging the following Free
Banks in liquidation, 50 Wit
Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad Bonds fer 81 coo each,
belonging to Bank OF Claitc---
a Ea Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900 EACH
belonging to the Bank OF Jefferson.
l. ia Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900
belonging TO the Bank Of Trenton.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds and l6 Memphis
City Bonds all for $1,000 each, belonging the Bank Of Taze
well. JAsEs 7. DUNLAP,
dec29-dtm Comptroller.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and hill
Comptroller.
WNOJI RENT Or SALE.-.I viii rent my residence,
'Oselyk, IN the suburbs, north Of the city, to good
tenant for 1853; VIII sell it. with she lot containing five and
half The house contains eight There
a brick stable and carriage house.
WI. s. LANGDON,
dec3I No. 8, Cherry street
GLOVER SEED --Ffteen bills Pennsylvania Glove
7 Seed, Just received and for sale by
Decl5 HARRIS. GORDON & &c.
TENOBACCO.--jO Longhorn and Arm steads suierO
Tobacco. FOR sale cry lo~ TERtAsS RkoFHEkS
NOTICE persons having claims against Daniel A.
Johnston Whs mentioned in said deed hereby nett
fed file the with early practicable and properly
authenticated, to be settled according to said deed
janl-I2w J. NJ. REED, Trustee.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARH.


ESHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: Ts
all shall these presntsgretng: Whereas Il has
beer made known that certain FN.W. BURTON, charg
with having committed the offence Of enbzzlement and has
fed from Justice, and is running at large.
New, therefore, G. Governor, aforesaid By
and authority in vested do hereby 0er
Of $780, person persons who spprehend
the W. Burton, and deliver him to the Sheriff JstOr
county OF Davidson, order that uos in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have hereunts set my hand and
& caused the great seal Of the State to be axed Nash
- vile, the 3lst day of May, 1858.
- IsHAM HARRIS.
By the Governor.
]. 4. K. Ray, Secretary Of State.
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No. 8, UNION sTREET.
HAGAN,S PERT0DEOAE DEPAREHENT.
Special Notice.
"MOUNT VERNON PAPERs,s

by tbe Hon. EdSs ara Everett. i8
The New York Leagsr o. January 81 Isj9 u siii l SIS
sued thu pa day Of Des sts Mi eg9tsia Is A.
The Nonnt Vernon Papers ~ the Hon FlNsr Ers1sL
It sin eOstan the beginning o. story ~ iraha
Cob. IT., aud many oer features Of SURPRISING arrE srsis
TIE year 1853 pro brilliant Crest FsnGly Pa.
per Those wishing regular Supplies a he usety ar
rnsement with he Lowest slhsssptou Prc hars
ordinary early dste ta
one Thousand Copies Weekly
Nos the subscribe fsr The lssa r * any q
tbsNsWpaperor Magaznes- Those aho havssaes "
Tor s lest years testify p.sa ~ ps5tlsl
regular ssd Pss-aptly delivered = a. IiAa6Ns,
deciT No 6 Utiou. strrst.
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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
IN THE DAILY


onesquare year, s30-Eacli additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
Orr DoLLRper buarefor the and FVTT CENTS for
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements pvblished in both the Daily and Weekly will
charged the fall daily With oneha the weekly
aided
7gsieat Advertisements must be paid fer at he time Of
iEseTTsOa
To Correspondence.
II will great deal Of unnecessary hoube IL
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Office county sad State in the body
Of your letter.
If you wish epsper changed from Office another, give
both Offices in full.
you and other Matters write separate
sheets Of psper, different leaves OF one sheet.
Letters solicited upon all such facts and
subjects may be of information interest TO the public
Anonymous communications whatever character, will receive
noattentiOss.
Correspondents should only upon side of the paper
We undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed to Messr Z. g.
EASTMAN * CO. and not personally to either Of the PrOrre
rar..Ie
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slasbbilIe alnion anO 5msrltan.
.ates of Advertising.

II ----T----7---7 -
Dally s. Tri-wee1ly 50; weekly IS
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Removal and Kew Firm.
.. NsHs. D. n. o. A.. G.
q. A. q. NOEL IL CO.,
Successors to Noel & CO,l
WHOLE SALE ROCE RS,
n.Irar Sfnnnn

WHOLE ALE G H OCERS,'
no. a, Market Street,
Next Door to B. Lan;er & Co.
ATING associated with in bushes, br D. II. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of Nicho, Green Bailey andre
College and Church the alV
elegant and large building, will he prepared
and customers with prOnptBess than heretofore.
GroCers and Bar Stores will be al times complete
and will lie sold the most satisfactory terms oc;J
L. R. GLASCOCk,
A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would orerL
IA services to tie public, gent for the sale Of ReH Et
Negroes, Furniture Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property, either in town country. Being determined to lie
time 80 the above business and having had considerable
experience, hatter myself that can give satisfaction thu
who may favor in line always be found the
Counting Room Of the Parot O1ce where, my absence,
deTs may he left I1ar4-tf.
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and reaiy ioy sale On MONDAY HsS,, January ~
D. LANDRETH son.
PA'ias.loSia, Pa.
io' 1880 gg Sgs55 asserted :. seeds;
In store and oarriYe OF ther ses he character q ahlsA are
veil known they reed uoul q frusa "a
JOHNSON, ROBINS &CO.,
Prop5ieiors Of he -dfaer,euH Seed Gardens.
Hp6ersFstI Cons,
500 dozen assori, from this hoase. This Oh ard a..
ceilent hou and, perhaps, sell more sd than aR hea
New England.
We the first to Introduce their Seeds il this rk a1 as
till their wholesale agents
Their have given full satisfaction and many are 90 Rsit
pleased vita the superior quality vegetables pro5ugel
them that tf@y Will have other Among cir viii b
found some varieties moi heretofore brought hefs. ~
RISLEE, t
FFcd0nla Asis Yors.i
large supply from this house, up bOzos containing 3D.
papers. assarted. 10 suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any in The market and prefer
them from having been grown 50 "a Youth. Iar1
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas b the gallon
and bashei- -H
SHAKER SEEDS. -.-.s.
From their Gardens Sog.h Uaion, Ky
always keep supply Seeds, as they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern -reEth Nl
Gardeners families who wish supplies had
better send in their 0Eders efoe broken
ja2 RAINS a BROWN.
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ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO As, BROAD VA \, Nashville, ZERBESSER,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTExL- WAGON AXLE, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other articles of business which he offers
wholesale and RETAIL low for cash. at the above stand
ftf6-lV
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NNTE large and extensive Warehouse recently
w ooc?pied by Carter Mckay Co. next door to pre-
stand, where will remove January lst l559 We will here
after ample description Of merchan
disc and make sales auction Of description Dry goods
clothing hardware, capeng furniture, and every ohsr desep
non q gSvds to y ssld shSr Al sRss0n grvats sale
deszq E4UE L EU6US,
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-Gz.ASSES,& &C.
VWTE have in store, fine took O. Pianos -
w Meodeons, Window Shades, Ar fists Ma ~
tersls, &c, and still manufscturiTT Inside IA M N
Blinds and Of Gilt Works. have Terentlyd
added largely 10 stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c In word, intend 20 TIMES, please
induce them PstrOnise home,
sending abroad.
febIO-f W. & R. FREEMAN.
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LARGE ana we'll assorted sts Fresh seed iu receved
from The following veil Serd,nen. Tlsy HiIb
oPea and ready iov sale On MONDAY ns- January "a.
d. LANDRETH y son,
m -
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WHEANOS.--we have received fourteen more -,
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaed
s make SsT asq P as sa and
able would pleased have these instruments examined
BY ALL whether they desire to purchase not Even Piano
shall be warranted vesataction every respect
fsbIO W & r. FREEMAN
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Negroes for Sale.
HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand for sale Amongst
them are excellent Seamresses and House Servants
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
sepI79f W BOYD JH
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AARON STRETCH,

DRUSEEES.--A large stock # Shoe, Paint Yarnish and
} Artist Brushes Just received and Ear ssle'low by
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TRABUE a. LUCUS.

10 CLOSE.
90 BARRELS old Lincoln Whisky, fer sale under narke
OH price TO close Immediately. TRABUE 4 LUCUs
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VACCINE MATTER.
recVeds good supply Of fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
d A. STRETCH, Druggist
et2z Corner College and Union streets
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TENHB undersigned will pay the cash for y likelyyoung
Negroes; he will also board negroes end sell them 40
commission No. IL Cedar street, Nashville Tenn, sn
will responsible for The escape Of all negroes left in
charge Call and see. LJuly2snl TH0s. G. JAMES.
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BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.
FENEHIS Band fully organizes, In s.,
struments, and its members hatter themselves
that they prepared to furnish good Music
Band in the They respectfully cali the attention
Of Masons Odd Fellows, and other societies. we'll private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music Professions
Celebrations, Their shall be- moderate. Address,
J. P. BARTIIELL, Secy, or
X. P. CHAMP.
S.-PRoT. BONNING'S QUADRILLE BAND is preparrd
to Music for Balls Parties on vesy
reasonable terms. Address above jau22-dIy.