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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

hEw PzAcz or arusrrr., o.,
nss g csef1y and B-oed ssrss,s. =. 4
sA,1, IA, Z Engaged IL Etting up q sew
ana osAestfel place Of amusement, which
VA beknoWn q "Poland' svariesiss.. The
entrance is from Cherry street. On passine
ne box Office Al ths bead Of tie stairs. he
visitor viii enter perfect bijou Of q thea
ire vel Lighted, veil ssntiisisd, beauti-
scily sud ehastely fitted up, handsome.
graceful and elegant. The parierre, which
e On en snelined plane, giving all a eOed
view Of he stage, viii Be feraished with
handsome and comfortable arm chairs. and
Be neatly carpeted. The gallery hss an ele-
CANT front Of pare whitss ornamented with
graceful scroll. work, dslicstely tinted. Il,
seats viz be raised from TIE 1ront back
Esra, - that good view Of The stage can
be had Ca each side of the stass sre eIe-
giant and very convsnient stage boxes. The
Painting will be Of 3 ehsats tinted pattern.
The drop curtain wiz he's view Of The Ten
nesse capitol. with a arspery Of American
flags. Beneath the stage Is 3 very
pretty green foom. IN ths centrs Of The
ceiling is large ventiistor sor keeping the
theatre cool snd free of vitiatsd air. The
theatre win seat from twelve 70 thirteen
hundred people, and IS capable Of holding
aaesn huadrsd- A very superior company
Of performers have been engaged, and Is
now in tho city preparing for the grand
opening night, which win probably be on
Tuesday nexL The company OF Horn and
brothers has been engaged, to play for an
hour each evening on the Broad street front
Of the ed.fcs. Mr. Poland viii b Sc mana
ger, and the performances viii consist Of
white and negro miDssrelsy, ballet dan
cling, fsrces, aud Vaudeville Peicss. Much
enterprise has been exhibited in getting up
the new theatre. and from lie confort and |
beauty, good order and propriety, and the
superior character and amusing qualities Of |
the performances, added % jadieiously
selected location, Poland's Vsristies"
-fc -. nth q 49,. ,.r.ufs--- ~ a.,o~.a,
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va 90 nos profess 70 b. The only Physi-
elan Ia the ely, g Eho nay Be found s. his
ofiee q Al ho1ras dag 81 night" nor do
We, ID uGsring cur services 70 The inveiics
desire % reeanmend our8slf IN psefsrence
+ oshsf eqn1liy well established and ez-
psrisncsd physieia1E; nor % We pre-
tend 70 be iniziiibls, Or the only nan ca
pabIs 81 eering ths various disesses msn-
Toned IN oBr geperel adsertiaemen- We
Do not ciain tfe roslession 81 say igoaffr-
RI scrre3 rfnse,iicss Or exiraordipary csres-
abe frraf1esf o. pciiefi5es, a. al .ensihle
nsu nusf know, that success ia the rrSc-
ties Of medicine, does nst depend % mach
nis6n the discovery II heie rsnsfirs, - aco
risdes 81 fTtzi,sesf, - upoz ne akilifui rss
II those agencies necessary . q perfect caro
Ind this csn be acquired aaiy 81 cape
rsence srd petieut aPPiicnfien. We res
Dsctfniis relex the pebble v cur general ad-
Tertisefaant, in smother psrt q he paper
Office h0Ers fron IN the morninE I'll /
ct night. y T. CoLEaAs, n ..
g. Sorth Cherry g., Meanwhile, Tenn
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PsasoxEss o. Waits following pris-
ousrs &c captured at Franklin, Tenn, were
sent North yesterday; Asst. Surgeon 4th
Tenn. Inf; H. Preston creel, Sd 1t. 2sth
Als.; Col. Newton n. Davis, Path Ala; 1t
Col. M. S. Dyer, sd Miss; "a II. Christie
pber C. Harris. 18th Ala; Capt. John T..
Hampton, Asa Miss; 1st It. Fleming T..
Huddieston, 7th Ark Capt. Julius NJ. join
or, gath Miss; ID II. Z. John Jones, ssth
Ala1 Capt. Win. J. Lee, SD Ala; lst 1t.
VIM. B. MeCariy, 5lh Mo- MAJ. Henry v,
Mccain, 18th L.; Ist It. Ebert Oliver
VIM. N. Armstrong, goth MisS.i John J.
Alderman. Ash Miss ". Vim. Baker, 2eth
Miss. Thos. Birge, 18th Tenn; james G.
Brandon, clebornes esoorti Frsnk NJ Col
burn. 4ssh Ala; Vim. B. Cobb, Cd Miss-i G.
Edwin Douglass, 18th Tenn; Geo.W. Davis,
18Th 8. c.; Il. Henry Gilmore. 1sth Miss.
cav. s. J. Jones, 4eth Cal Benz. +. Langs-
ton, sth Ark Marvel A. Lowe, Malone's
cav; Alex. Montgomery, Malons's eay.i
WIN. L. Masters, 10th Ala. James ". Ne
Kennon, sath Ala.i james P Mckinney,
44th Miss, Thos. M4l0nsy, lsth Ark Ju-
iisn P. May, issh MlEs. eaY.i Francis n
Pynss, let Als.i Thos. G. Rowan, ist Ark
Ambrose R. Smith, 18Th S. c.; James Smith,
leth s. c.; Martin L. Sykes, 10Th Texas
jesse ph B. Tsimnel, 18th 8. c.; David Tread
vol, SD Miss.g John Wilson, Sd Mo-; Ben
nea whidden, 9TH Fis,; Geo. Wallace, 18Th
Aia.: R. s. whHmore, saith Tenn; John
Walton, ssth &c Vim. Lyons, "a c. s. csy'I
charged with being ebushWhaekeF" be-
longing to wiihsrspOon's command.
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FaRr.--owing 70 sphrks falling from the
chimney Of J. J. saeass larger beer and
sls bravery. near Fort Esglsy, yesterday
morning al II o'clock, and the high wind
which prevailed % he time, she place
csurht IRE in the ROOT. Twoef sbs ere en-
riues we're quickly on hand and the Gre
vas sxsIpguiahsd. The damage % the
buliaihs was nos extensive, bat ths stock
was considerably injured. The total loss is
estinated at about i've thousand dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

The Guard duty in New Orleans is
performed mostly by negro troops.
This is a bitter pill to the secessionists.
but they have to swallow it. II IS but
s return to themselves of medicine
they prepared for others The first ne
gro troops of the war were organized in
New Orleans By the rebels in 1861.
There were two regiments Of them, and
we have heard citizens OF that place
say that better drilled soldiers we're not
to be found in the State. They were
placed in camp and thoroughly instruct
ed, but the rebels never trusted them
ia battle. Can they trust the negro
now2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

From the proceedings Of the rebel
House Of Representatives on the 10th
inst, we clip the following
Mr. Ewing, Of Tennessee, offered a
resolution for the adjourpment Of Con-
2 ess on Saturday, 18th instant, at
0 clock, P. NJ. which was agreed to.
What Ar. Ewing is this7 And who
sent him TO Richmond7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

Lmmf| Irnn- River. ~
Tksriver is;Seilips With . sn isssea he
Harpslh Shoals a falr ainsont q bast.
ness was going on among the boats. The
weather wa pleasant but hssy, prssaging
rain.
The napdsome boat carnelia, with on.
eers on board Of arss class experiences,
leaves at neon to-day, Sec her advertise
rnent and remember he time. boyd &
PEBBLES, agents.
The great MePham, the pride Of he wa
ters, is up for her trip as q regular packet.
Read her advertisement and bear in uind
her superiority. boyd 4 PEBBLES jagents,
At o'clock ths afornoen the mics
steamboat RObt Moore will leave Is ad-
vsrised, A good boat. an experienced cap
iaiE, and aeeurteous clerk mulse a trip g.
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RosBEEx 81 TEE JuvEEILss.-The young
gang nov in ths city from Losisviiio made
a dash yesterday At higher game than
coats, boots, and calico. Two Of them at
10 O'Clock in the morning entered The store
Of D. D. Dickey's mills, At the corner Of
High and Broad streets. They got to the
cash drawer and got of SUCCESSFULLY with
over Eve hundred dollars. We again warn
stOrekespess and business men, when they
see strange boys lowering about their
places Of business, 70 be On their guard,
Cor these rogues though young are not
green, and only wstehfulness viii stop
their nimble fngors from then-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

srotE Faock.-Msrgarst Wiiliaina, .
black girl, vas arrested last night on tho
charge Of stealing handsome, aoanesdi
black siik froek from ; nRgEo acquaintance
on Friday night last. Msrgsrei owned that
she vas Il shuroh IN il q senday, and the
police arrested her with Il or ct = ball iass
night. Dress, dancing, devotion, aud dis
Honesty, we're mirsd up in Nsrgares's con
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

LasEE - Msssrs. Hunicks 1 Muller
have opened large beer saloon at No. Is
esdss snees, bstwssn tAS Psblio square
snd Cherry. The keep they best brands Of
81 Louis aud cincinpsti beer, and are hsv-
ing fns run Of custom. Mailer is an ola
snssspsper man, and knows SHAT ia good,
sHd vhst the pablo wants.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

FurL-For good fuel the housskssper,
sad shoss running sisan engines. should
50 t. The ysfs Of tbs Knight Brothers, on
rolling mia ALL. TAsss cumbsrlsnd coai
we have tried and ind Is Of superior quail
ity, especially sdaPtsd for steam engine
purposes. They have q large supply Of all
kinds % larsber. 8il 1917
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nniIee Ia LInnar nealers.

The undersigned announces that be has
been lnsdo the agent for the sale Of liquors
oreerssia parties in Loaisviile, Ky. Any
person having permits to ahip such goods
here FOR sale can have them allied ~ com
ing t. inc, ct Louisville prices. Common
liquors ut quotation prices. ! have me
ssinplss Of eight different kinds on hand
and auarautee each order filled according
TO sample. III. l. ALESANpEs, As emu
n Public square, Nashville, Tenn
mars3 lf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

e. A WEE WzfFRER.--Nrs. Ridley, who.
stated ste lived II No. 81 Front street, de-
posed before the Recorder yesterday tha
her husband, Tobs, had struck her with his
est, knocking her down on the bed. lobe
was sned Shy dollars for the brave deed,
ssd any nore for gambling With negroes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

CoxriscarED.-The liquors, wines, bittsr',
beer, cigars, and other Luxurious e eeteras
f5und In the saloons Of Thomas Copeland,
c5rner Of Erosd and High, aud John Hart,
on Broad, near High-which saloons were
closed on saturday, because liquor was sold
70 government employees tkere-hss been
on6seated and seiEsd.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

Col Swain of Gov. Fenton's staff, hss
made bet Of 800 that Mr. Lincoln
win IN 1868 be reelected President for
the third term Has Swain an axe
to grindg
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

PASS PhrfEncEs.-zhe RSeorier yestsg-
d4y held 1suss Baasaet n ; thsassnd dol
Lars Ger rial Il he cfininai esart. Tor en-.
tsriag the store Of NJ. Jssnes Hamsltsn II
Hnassanea usns, ana oblaining Jaw, =
Sic rale, ssnd seFerss other things b.
zsPrsssasizg thss he Vns ssai 81 : M.
Perish, who deals at the store.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

A YorEG THfxr.-gchn sheehsn, boy
Of Zen or sleEen years ala. vas before Che
Rsoordsr yesterday. emerged with stealing
iron Levy 4 Co.'S stores i've bolts e fai-
iss. HotEh thirty ave doiiara. he i che q
tks LoaisSslle gsng. Re deeisred thatth
successes Eers misssksn--thsysWare faise-
~. Eatsply % the rensrk Of TIE RSssrdsr
yes rlli hsHs 70 s. q. jsil." he replied
AZ dent osre," Held for trial At tie Grim
ma, court.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

MEsEEas e. TEr LrslsLagrEE.-We eK-
tend q cordial invitation 70 all members Of
the Legislature arriving in the city to cali
upon ~ q ths Union ofics. We shall be
happy 70 see them in cur sanctum, where
our exchange papers sud any personal al
teDtions We eau show viii be st their SER
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

oEsTKucTioSs.-Tho Livingston was
subjected TO the sReeOrdsr's discipline yes
ssrday for leaving boxes and barrels On
the siat- walk opposite his store. Thstis
gOOd-"s little more Of the same Sort
fanch wanted NF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

10 fEz Cssasss or soVru EAsHynLz. =
We have located in your immediate neigh
bOrhosd. On Che Rolling Mil Hill a coal
Ksri where you can End the choicest srti-
Gle % cusherlsnd Coal, entirely free from
dust o. dirt All orders either leil at the
yard or At our ofbcs VITA Driver ( Brown,
Nc. - West Public Square. viii receive ths
immediate attention Of KSioHs Baos.
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RersoLssxi--We call attention 70 MF.
Csuirbsli's aaveFtiseneut upon this sub
jsst. Re j. an old citizen Of Nashville and
well fnovn 70 our people. BE viii sell Or
lease the beet oil lands known. A great
chance 10 make money.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

EN-. Davis, Of the sewunss News Depot,
has received Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Sswpspsr, Msrrimsh's Monthly, and the
Frontier scouts, The last an interesting tale
By James L. Bowen. We sre indebted 70
hin for copies Of each.
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sous kaevr---Ar. TEsPpasd sells sour
kToui IL naEksk Or Saturday he sud
deniF aisssrsred hat : bucket Of Il wa
gon4 II tRofher YsEs q ~ zaskst s.
found 6 II posssssiss &c 1sasy wsfsiu..
ss.ss. 1sasf - haia - tF,al q las
Criminal ceurf
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Messrs. Green A Green hsve made fur
Their reduction IN TOE prices Of their dry
goods. which they haxs been selling at
cost. nanny Of which they ofEer much less
than they can Be Bought in che Eess BY the
chsA. -.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

Tar corHT The g. =. Circuit Court win
meet 10 session hers, Judge TFigg presid-
Rg, and also The District Court. on the 18th
q April. Judge Trigg viii preside at the
latter court, OWN to the indispositien Of
Judge Cntron.
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Tax cIrr seRoets.-The Council school
Committee, Ar. cheathan. Chairnas, met
u tbs Mayors rom yesterday. A great
desire was msuiSestcd 10 restore 70 The
youth Of Nashville tho priceless advantage
Of educatioa. Il was stated that when tie
school houses were taken By ths National
authority, the Eesd Of hospital room was 90
great that tho measure was necessity.
Nov, however, that necessity has CEASED,
requirement. for hospital room has greatly
diminished, while hospital accommodation
hsve bssn issgsly increased. That Gen.
Thomas Eonid order the surrender Of the
houses 70 The city On proper application
was believed certain, and note addressed
70 That officer VS. prepared, calling upon
him 70 give bsek the school houses for the
sake Of the children, now growing Up in
ignorsnce FOR want Of them. Il vas stated
that the organization and She necessary
means were in rsadisess, end only the ae-.
1ien Of Gen. Thoinas e wanted 70 restore to
us All the benefits Of education. II Is ear
nestiy hoped that the esteemed General
appealed 70 will promptly return favOra-
Die reply.
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All persons nfIiioted with privstsdiassses
would d vel 70 call on Dr.. A. Eieherd
Jonss, 10. Is psadsrck street, up stairs.
d. ]. may be foun3 II BIS ofiise e 81
hoz-s, n0vfS
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Te ths Uhnarrleds

0RAcE YAK ETEitY. TIE GIFTED Gar.
II FoYazt and Fninrst can, ~ the sd q 30
lfospa11s. proiHce psEeet tkeaess q your f.
tore rslltef, <girH he tists o Z NJ bepPJ event,
iEadIr1 u1a o. charttfer, occupation, Hhether
rish u poor. P1si eea sslfTe = 80 cher galua.
hie iullfruafiol, II - s5ki.
Send 81 u.rl. Prrpsl&. Gas Deiler. and Re,a
Tzame, Hila fs'l ffatnpIioE a FotIfS1zi an6
vi rflrl Ia Ia 7r|ara nItH - shove Es1q1rte.
r,ra. AtIrtss
HRacz van KVEkT.
Ies1f t1Fns 2. O tfsEeT 60, pstIpit Hghl
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Suffers and country merchants win and
st Green 4 Green's he largest snd best
stock 81 hats 10 Be found In this market,
which they 'Eili Sob ~ prices which win be
satisfactory. Please examine her stock
as College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

RENoyAb.-A. 8. coburn a Co, Of Cinein-
natl, have removed their immense stock OF
boots and shoes from 50 Pearl 70 extensive
premises ct No. 81 Main, between Pssrlsnd
Third streets. Eoss the address, and pat
soniss DE estsblisbmeni-
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sEAT0N 4 co.
No. 10 North College Street,
r.nh-laIn Ra...,nrsnn

Have just opened, and offer for sale. at
prices corresponding with the decline IN
gold and cstton, large and well selected
stick Of Family Groceries end Pfcsieione,
ana Boots and Shoes, which Their ofisr 81
Eastern prices ct wholesale or rotaih
Their stock is fresh and Of the verY best
quality, in each department, and consists
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

svOEx IE.-Hichasl B. Jones, ESQ, VS.
Yesterday sworn in 10 practice Is an attor-
nav at the Recorders Court. he Is from
cipeipuAt.
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ABUoKFT roc Mrca --6eorgs Washington
vss fned Eve dollars b. the Recorder yea
isrdsy, for taking, IN spits Of his great
hsms--s bucket Of water TOO much. He
drew i from-a Gre plug without Heense.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

RuAsED two prisoners Of var con
ssod in enc Of the Nashville hopitsls, were
,.ls,sed yesterday on the order Of the Sec
..,,sv 81 War. 4f,fi ! ~ 4sia y 8
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Eosn fsE TINr.-Eow is the time for
bargains. Shields 4 CO. sell at 10 O'Clock
nj. morning large amount Of dry goods,
boots, shoes. and vzritiss. See the sdver-
si.snent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

Gov. BaoHxtOw.-Intellsesncs has been
received that this gentleman viii arrive in
Nashville this morning. Gov. johnson is
l,sksa for On every arriving train.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

We are indebted % Vice PRESIDENT john
son fot copy Of "Fhe Globe" containing
,bs oBeisl rePortof his Inauguration speech.
Il has already been laid bsfors the readers
q he uNioN.
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Ladies' Goai Baliaorzls for q, KID Shoes
81 50. Mas Boot s. soto s. 90; HAS 81
70 a. a. the Bsntrfpt aels Store, NJ. g
Nsrth Mszkst ssFss. e
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viotATSs0 TIE sABBk IN. A. Fiesto
vas charged before The Recorder yesterday
with violating tho sabbath, By having
muslc and aancias in his heuse On Sunday
evening last. The Recorder rsmarked that
any citizen had 4 right to hate music and
asneInE IN his house phsn he chose pro
xsdiag that hy doing 20 be IL nc way broke
prbiis peace or order, or unnecessarily Dis
turbed his nsighbors. A. there vas No
proof or disorder OF disturbance il The
present ease, the defendant vas discharged
This ruling vas undoubtedly correct but
il differs much from prevalent notions.
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BslEE--Pat Sullivan threw down and
Stamped upon q HtGs boy who. having
been assaulted By Pets three children,
whipped them al. Pat was 6nsd ten dol
Lara bv the Hacorder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

We take pleasure "a aekaovlsdging the
reception Of beautlfal scquet frcm the
accomplished lady Of our friend ~. " P.
ssaes. Physician ana supesintsadent Ct
the .sstats Hespitai lOE the Isssne.@ The
lovely aoweFs and their delicious fragrance
ahaeus for y moment instnsibls TO ihe
present. and csrrisd a. back 70 days when
al was Pesee, tranquility sad happiness,
and the Sewers of TIE he4rs wars ever
fresh sweet sad iuxayisnt, Plsaasat usrs
our reoolieetions--Pisesent Is the PictRre
q painier'a lresn.
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PEovosT MARsHAL's--At ibis oliee yes
ssrasy, Edmond Grim, citizen, was held
for investigation, on the charge OF being q
bouhiy broks-. s. ". A. Batensn, drunk
and dIsorderly IN ne street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

All RioET-Thers we're rumoFs in the
streets yesterday th.t on Saturday she
gnerrillas started locomotive along the
louisville road, and that II ran into and
smashed up construction train. The
road has not been troubled with guerFiIlas
since the late seizure Of two trains, and
the only foundation for the story Of loco
motive being loose, Is thst on Saturday q
locomotive accidentally got OF the track ;
ell the injury done was rspAired in three
or four hours. The road isnoE call night"
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Lumber Of al lengths and descriptions
for sale low at knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
Nil Hill.
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Life Size Photographs at Van stsEorsn's
Metropolitan Gallery. If
If the ladies want bargains in fine Shoes
Congress Caters, Rslmorhls, &C., buy si
O. ". Fan Z en's-
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BoEn! D0Hnts-Fall In G0Idi Fail
In G0Idll

Tremendous deduction in prices Of cloth
ing and furnishing goods, corner Of Square
and Market street, at Sam. Hynsn's depot
Of bargains. lmarchss Sw.
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Tia Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 50 North
Market street, is still disposing Of its large
stock Of boots, shoes snd hats at cost and
carriage. Il
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TFSowIxe S7oxEs.-For this effence the
Recorder yesterday fined Davy Charles
,os, Etgis negro boz i've dollars.
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vssrs indebted 70 coas ( Tunnel, ".
2 Collier, end the Adams Express for late
sususpera.
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qsr ExKxT.-The sneny sHs on ms with
"A asine hosts yesterdsy--in cIosas Of
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SECOND
NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE.

rrsgIs irsflrlion, oresrised under De katioual
1 as.,F IL lar 81 Congress, = orensd sor he
i-sssacsIon Il Business, s. No. - Cherry Stree,
nr4r ilnlouL
H,sv aaf sta On commission Al kinds e Govern
uneaf securites, ssockE. Bonds, Aneriesn 6slt,
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Let no one miss the opportunity Of pur-
chasing cheap boots, shoes and hsts At No.
SO North Market street.
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-zDrsrsTrns.-svsensssn rebel desertsr.
= the ossh here yesterday.
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ror sale AZ this Office, ore COED Tobacco
Grew. Eli be sold cheap for cssh.
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N4us, SAna-4OO Kegs for sale BY O.
". Fsn & Co, Hardware Dealers, q
Public Square. jsnzn
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surrs ssIzssEx. -sixsesn insexiestorisl
,s,pss.psia over their fnes 70 the Recorder
yesterday. r
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crupk. elsseocE s Co. hsvsjust received

crupk. Glsseock s Co. hsvsS just received
a larce stock Of staple and fancy dry goods
consisting in part Of prints, ianey leeeaets
alpaoas, essiaierss, lawns, Irish iinens, Tow
els. white jaconets, cottonades, stripes,
hais. noaiops. of all. kinds. All the above
goods win be sold cheap, At wholesale o.
Tetai,. At No. 20 Public Square. OR iriend'
are invited TO ell ana examine before buy.
re sIss,rhere. T0M. G. CRUxK,
/. - 80 rf ". !. GLAscocE,
& ,ns,9s JOSH J. LowkY.