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The Hon. Eli Thayer, in hi

The Hon Eli Thayer, in his speech
at New Haven, said
"rhe people are not such SIM
pletons now that men can sustain both
the President and Congress. If a man
iaYOrs Congress, why not let him say
so, and come out in favor of the Bureau
bill ? | should be glad if here in Con-
necticut we could adopt the Western
plan of having these questions discus
sed on the same platform by speakers
of different sides. For one | do not
hesitate to say that / would very much
prefer this manner Of carrying on the
campaign. Whoever the party opposed
see fit to put forward as their represeu-
tative man on this issue, let him come
from Congress or wherever he may, |
will take 10y stand in favor of the veto
and speech of the President, and the
platform of the democratic party. Ap'
plause | don't intend TO designate
any particular Senator by name whom
would like TO meet here, but perhaps
! could make you understand the one
] mean by initiating his style When
we see the first light in the morning,
you and ! call it "the break Of day.
This Senator to whom / allude would
say, "One Of these points of time, IL
lustrated by the poets of Greece and
Rome occurring directly through the
cycle Of the ages, when the resplendent
ehulgence of the glorious orb of day
first illumines the eastern horizon.
W no Is that2 Simultaneous cries from
all parts of the hail, sumner, Sum
ner Charles Sumner" Loud laugh
ter and applause Well, if it is Char
les Sumner you want 10 come here to
argue these questions on the platform,
! honestly hope that Charles Sumner
will come. would ike to see the
breath Of life infused into this contest,
and the best arguments Of both sides
presented to the people.
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WALL PAPER, etc

UILSON, J. W. & CO. Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail / callers Ia Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. n
College street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

OoNE a TUNNELLs-WhOlesale and Retail
- Booksellers. Ststioners, ana News Agents
No. Az North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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CAMPBELL. HoRWEN GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys at Law ana Claim Agents, practice n eli
The CCurts- Collections promptly a'tende1 70 ;
also claims agEnst the United States and Vouchers
collected Once IL North Cherry street. Up stairs.
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Graham, Dorsett 81 90 +,
Successors t. HAYES, GRAHAM co,
IMPORTERS or
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To-. PIanks. Boards md Veneers-
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THE MoNADEo-K.-AdTices have been
received that the monitor Monainock
was at Montevideo on the 18th Of Jan
uary, bound for Valparaiso, which she
is supposed 70 have reached about the
last OF February. This vessel, the letter
says, has everywhere excited the won.
der and admiration Of sll beholders
aud gwen them better idea Of AMER
can skill than anything they had pre-
yiously known.
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ES- Physiological View Of Aiafriaz rs-
toutsl'lE Ltslly a pgles, aui DO rur I...HH
ami Eugtavug- Ci The Anatomy uf She buu.su D
gems ln "a state oi ura.th sui Disease vftI n Ir.H4
Use on EhIly Errors, it5 lCpi1wre tou4UTurU. sH
upon the Mind and BODY, puh tle AuiIarr y.sH
Uf Ircaimcut-the emily ratanat ana .l.tra...i
mode OF cure, as shown by tae IMPORT ai .s..
treated truthful aIy.scr fo on. uarl rl..l s..I
those contemplating msrgfHEe. vta guIgIls... It.a
Ci their physical Cuu,iuou. -gut '.r. u. gU..,.s .#
any az lrv-s ON rsrsIFl vi -1 cents, Hr ..sf.H .l
postal currency by siigvs-.us Ir. IA CIsuIN So.
81 Maid,u Lane, Albany. n. B..
The au.har may ue consulted upon sHy ,f ,ls
diseases upou winch hrs book Treats s.ttsi lsI..u-
the WOIII ..I. ...
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STILL LArFR-3.3O A NJ.

At this writing the fire is still cling
ing with great tenacity to the ruins.
1he entire Fire Department are on the
ground, and are working with almost
superhuman efforts. The entire police
force were called to the scene by the
telegraph, and rendered great aid.
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The chess match between Mr.. Reich
helm, of Philadelphia, and Capt Nc
Kenzie, Of New York. resulted in s very
decisive victory for the latter. Six
games were played, and Of these Capt
Mckenzie won FIVE, and the remaining
one was made drawn. Mr. Reichheim 5
play surprised his friendR, he making
frequently the most iucomprehensible
moves, ana losing games which in the
staTt were entirely in lis favor.
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STILL LATER.

At this writing, 3 am, we learn that
Michael Toohey, the private watchman
of the Opera House, has turned out all
right. He can give no account Of the
origin of the fire, but says that he does
not think that it was occasioned by an
explosion of gas. He says that he
turned off the metre in the cellar, as
is his usual custom. Several, persons
however, who attended the perfor,
nance, state that they noticed the
strong smell of gas alluded to in the
first part of this article, and it is highly
probable that some one of the rooms
had been filled with it, and that some
light must have been left burning,
which ignited that with which the room
was filled, and caused the explosion.
From the course which the fire took,
it doubtless originated in the store
room.
The dramatic company of the Opera
House lost all their waTdrobes. The
rapidity with which the flames spread
prevented. the saving or rescuing of any
of the wardrObes, either personal or
belonging to the house. The flames
we're first discovered about half an
hour subsequent to the letting out of
the audience, which was most fer
fortunate. Had the alarm occurred
when the theatre was filed with the
audience, the loss of life would have
been awful and terrible. As it was, the
actors lost every stitch of wardrobe,
which, no doubt, could be parted with
more satisfactorily than with life. Ma
dam Zavistowski is among the suffe-
rers. The elegant dresses and robes
which comprised her own and the
children's wardrObes were completely
and entirely lost.
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Bachelors aalr p,ri

The Original aLd Bct n the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Preau-rs
immediately splendid Black or natural
Brown, without njurug the hair or sllu.
Remedies The .ll ELECTS ui bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists The genuine is s.-.rd
William A. Balchel5r. Also,
htyUGatHg EE.ru-i Of AEtFra-s. f.-
hts-5rag and bllut Hg tie Han.
CHARLES BAICuELUE, NLwAvak.
sePl5-ly
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From the Cincinnati Gaze te. March 50.
IMMENSE CONFEDERATION.
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Read This.
SAM. 4. SMITH.

tLc'- ~ Z. S1tH e. Era.,)
no. p North Cherry street, .Cny Roberto.
OLD staud,l keep the Fines. frmd, or.,-
ries. BrsuIies, Wme+, Pure Robertson ,.ur-
ty, Bourbon, and Bye WLaa.,s, and ava
rious assortment Of Fancy Gr.ces.es. Alias
cheap as can be bad iu the city. An w, usl
is to give US a call and see FOG yourse.yrs
decZ5 tf
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In Chancery al Carthage Tennessee
FEBRTAET a.h. fs


William founK. gs iun.e. Taylor, .taa.
rs this rause De- appeIUaE sa tEr lsfs arf Mas.
tfr thlt the iflruaIaHt Hsf .s a. Na4I. ErfuHIf.r
etc.. r O.. M 1u dcs I .l l.a-l-#s dsnt af ID .
state or Irunesaes r1 i.l lLr el usrs I-r.a. u.
lac a. Dol. o. --rgei ur..l boz o. is ih-l-Elr. b..
dFrsi tuat putil-sf.f fe Hrair Or fif.r al- .-..
vress. tu ihr N-sHsilir % au. a nsasras-r l.....
il-1ei Il tho ely uf a-lF..r. ieaat 81. . r.....
iux -aii I-eniant in lpfatr ll fh- aa.i... t.r. .
the ChaEcfry Court 1f zuull rauafT 81 Ia s.. u
C-rthags. On thr third q o1Isy Tea a. er d 49,. y.
plead. answer or d-uur o. comuiaiaaaf 90 u
tee. came all be- tt-ra lur -1u-os. ed A. 81 49, 49,
act Or hear uE eEgario
teiiswH r. CAMPaEII.C.4
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COLGATE'S HOREY sOAP.

Tbs eelsb-a,ei roilss soap. .l sash ua.y.rs.
demand, IS made from tAo cholcsst gus.su...
mild and smolisnt in ,-s nature, frsxr.utly
scented, and extremely beneficial IN ,,, ..t.r
upon the skn- To, sale by su urugs .,- ami
Fancy Goods Dealers ests-gy
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From there to small frame building
on the upper side OF Baker street, oc-
cupied 10y II. p Hopkins, sign painter;
from there TO the gambling house of
Leur a Mead, immt diately in the rear
of the Opera House; then Immediately
east to the stable of the Adams Ex-
press Company; thence across the
street to the roof of Whaley's gambling
house, all on Baker street, on the
Fourth street square. 1t spread from
the Opera House TO the two three
story buildings between the Opera
House and Sprague's building, On the
east it communicated TO the four story
brick building occupied by S. Holmes
4 Co, as wall paper and window
shade establishment At the present
writing-l:30 q. m all the buildings
mentioned above are burning tiercely,
and the excitement is so intense that
it is impossible to get at the facts.
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LArrR-Loss on FOURTH STREET

At go this morning we learn the
following particulars of the loss on
Fourth street:
PIEEs OPERA HoUsE-In this build
ing were the Adams Express Company;
the National Union Office; Buckeye
Billiard Saloon; Western Agent Wheel
er &Wilson's Sewing Machines, and
also Bradbury's Pianos; A. Z. Peters X
Co, music publishers; Strowbridge a
Gerlsch, lithogrsphers; Bryant, Stratton
A DeHan's Commercial College; Har-
pePs mercantile printing Office East
of Pixies were +. P. Hulder, boot and
shoe maker; S. Holmes q Son, paper
hangers; D. II. Baldwin, agent for sale
of pianos, organs and melOdeons; John
T. Wilson, machinisl; A. /. Clark;
gents furnishing store. West of Pixies
were the " De You Smile saloon; Nib
lett 4 Atkinson's s saloon; j. w. Langley,
dealer in cigars, tobacco, etc; and a
gambling house. Mr. S. y. Pixies loss
Is estimated at 81 100000, on which was
an insurance of only S3SOOO Mr.. 5.
Wilson's cloak house, on the upper side
of Fourth, caught fire and was damaged
to the extent of s., ,000 fully insured
Messrs Niblett a Atkinsons loss is
about $4,000, on which there was in
surauce of $1,000 The do Nou Smile
saloon loss is about $40 OOG partly in
sured. Buckeye Billiard Saleon-loss
about $4,000 partly insured. HarpeIs
loss. about 5000 no insurance. Bry-
ant Stratton a DeHan, less SS,OOQ no
insurance. Strauss, artist, loss IN paint
ings, 5000: no insurance. Strobridge
A Co, lithogrsphers, estimated loss,
$4,000 A. q Peters, loss about SO,
600 Wheeler a Wilson, loss heavy, as
they had s large stock Of sewing ma
chimes on hand; could not learn whether
insured or not Adams Express Com
pAny, loss not known; papers and valu
able documents saved S. Holmes a
Son, +. z. HuldeT, John J. Wilson and
A. }. Clarke were damaged more by
water than by Ere The losses we were
unable TO ascertain. The building on
the corner Of Fourth and Vine, occu-
pied by SpTague SIS clothier, W. B
Clapp, A Co, manufacturers Of iewelry,
and = number of others, was not dams
eed whatever, Notwithstanding the
flames ragged on the east side and rear
OF il TO fearful extent
Philip Phillips, agent for Bradbury's
Pianos. next door 10 Wheeler i Viii
son suffered heavy loss.
z v. Carroll 4 Co book publish as
loss estimated at Sio00l0 in stock,
nartly covered 6y insurance Daily
National Union ofiice-loss estimated
At $1,000, on which there Is no insu-
rance.
VIM 6TREET.
The flames, as We have already said,
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Aominlstrator'a Nofinn-

HAVING qualified A. AJmiu.strst0r OH r.r o.
H tate o- J1hu ii. bal, do. cs--i f1i- Dol fa r..
uly li per-Cus iaFluE CHuit aaraa.t salf s-IfH f.
de iletn 9Th uc ailhlu the ne pftacrtai rg
-, ur they ell ~ I-rret, and t..l.a Inlff.. I'D
come I1raafd and tlaAe payment.
a-uts=r fsIii. HG SMITH airs.r
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In a1other column picking samburg
Grapes fsr Spcei's Wine Il is an admire
bic article, used la hospitals and by the
grst-class families ia PARIS, Load0R aud
Ne4 York ia preferences 70 old port wine.
lt is wei! worth 3 trial, aud gives great
Satisfaction. ldcc2l -isitWeoWiy,
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n CAMPBELL. cav
In chsncery at MeSlinnvilIe.
A. r. Hammer. fomp a nsuf
No, y, e. y. siii 3 se.I land

A. r. Hammer, fofup usuf
-. " biii - sell and
80. 'a a,i Ne . .pps.5rg 20 the sscaoso m
noa-res deaf o. ihs aiats d fsa- -. n /, .'l-l.
- - pfo, So ol as canaot b. ..t,.i 80. ,-.-
...- 4. : 1i~f'i1ro ordered inst poff-.,''..-. pa
JTa,o1 I -s'--i'e go ss, 10 lhe Nas5,if,
-, -, : 80 payer published ia Nl-hv'i- =, ~
see-ee, r var ns sad dvi-ndsnf h ar.r...- p =
80. " - n,At Court % h. htli n si.,i w.
80 oa 'i's i'a MONDAY 10 Msr,a. is, ..i., .ll
zlnt. - 'll " s1iiip Giants ban oT tb- .'..
f.,Sss, - e. :. .. MORFdRb. an
~ y. L. HnEs b. q
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water.

MO natural OF artid 'ial compound hes yet been
~ discovered or msnlfact, red ,hat equals these
waters a. a preventative relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseas e., as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands sho have
drank them Tor yeals, With The most beneficial e.
fngf-
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Two men were reported killed by
the falling of the cornice in front oI
the Opera House, soon sfrer the fire
began. In the confusion attending the
great confiagration, it was impossible
to ascertain their names. There was a
rumor that one man was smothered un.
der the ruins of the Opera House
We found one man who was injured
by the iallin cornice above referred to.
He was first carried into Landy's Gal
lery, and afterward taken 10 SURE a
Eckstein's music store, where Dr. Mus
craft dressed his wounds He was de-
lirious, but gave his name as Jack VIII
son, and said he lived on the north side
of George street, between Central Ave
nue., and John streets. His right foot
was badly crushed and he was internal
ly injured so that it is doubtful if he
RECEIVERS.
John MoorwoOd, fireman Of No II
and Jerry Bray, of the same engine
were badly hurt, by falling through one
story in some of the rooms of the Opera
House Peter Brogen had leg irac
tured. Charles Bright, 2 citizen, had
his skull fractured There are doubt.
less other injuries received, but at this
writing it islmpossible to get the facts
1t is, however, almost certain that in
all this terrible, sudden and destruc
tive fire, no one was burned to death in
any of the buildings destroyed.
THE SCENE FROM TIE GAZETTE OFFICE
Never, perhaps, has there been such
vast crowd collected at the corner OF
Fourth and Vine as upon this occasion.
Many said that last year, when the news
of the fall of Richmond came, there
was nearly as great number, but GER
tainly the scene had never so brilliant
a light cast upon it. From the upper
story of the Gazette building, the mass
of eager, upturned faces formed a view
seldom Witnessed anywhere For the
most part, the great crowd was quiet
and orderly, but still, from our point OF
view, it could be seen that the men
were swaying to and fro, like the treel
of forest shaken by the wind.
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NO. 2os.
SPECIAL NOTICES

r. l,HoroeEArEs.-Phot0grsphs Of Gsue-ss
FedoTSi and Confederate. The Iarresg ed.
Iees.oa N The vest, for sale, waoIe5sso ana
iS'at- hememeer The Place, Gallery gftss
1-'i Tiand, - Cedar str0et, oppolis5 Com
'A4 e'e4 Aetci- mas Zg-lI
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TINNBRs, dc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
u BUSINESS Agents, over NOrk's Book Store, Ss1,
Uuion Sir, ct, Nashville, Tenn. Gul6Cm'
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First Glass Steamers,
$ u FIFE e E & S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANT Co.:
Gentlemen am a resident Of Curacoa and have
ueen disposed % write % you concerning the real
value or your SkLILhR APEEIENT a. a remedy
OF Indigestion and Dyspep.ia. I desire 10 EXPIRE :
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great Uenent the
SELILEk has done my wife.
FOR four Of i've years my wife has te5u sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia and afer beng under me
teatment oi several Doctors Tor two 0r three yearz
she was finally induced % seek the advice Of 4
learned Physician, Doctor Cabials, O' Aenezueia,
who immedla ely treaiot her with. your EFEK-
NE5ChNI SELILEk AFERlENT, sre began 10
improve st once, AMI is nov PERFECTLY WELL.
leei it o be my duty 1r tue good Of humanity %
maze this statcment ie=h1E ths MEDIC ne 20 va.
ua0is should te eIIey known.
Itusting you sill give this publicity, aud repeat.
ing my earnest grauJuie and thank-.
am very respectfully yours,
s. y. q. HENRIQUER,
New York, June .. Is. Ne chant. Curacao. s.
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

ID S. TUIHILL, Deputy United states Marshal
II. collects Note Accounts, &c., IA Middle Ten
no zee Office at S.ate Capitol, next door 10 fed
raj Court room. p .. Lock Box 81. se1 RaYer,
uzomeut in another column. ldscs 6m
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathsrtie, alternative snd tonic, and is = vaua.
bic remedy for Elections 81 the Liver and kidueys,
pyspeps a, GOut, Chronic g. nsupa ION and Cuttue,
Gus diseases. Is a most powerful preventive Of the
FeVers Rnd Bilious Compiaiu.s, so prevalent 10
ola
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No msns nsme is more intimately connected
Eith The hhtory oi MATEhiA MEDlCA OF the
uuited States, OF more fayOrahiY known piO-
bteT IA Medical Discovery, uan thstof
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BANKRRs AND HROKERs.

IURST NATIONAL BANK-Goyernment Deposi.
try-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
MOney, Exchange, Coin, and Government Securi-
ties OF al kinds. Stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A g. SANFORD. Pres't JAS 6. OGDEN .Cash'r.
X. q. JAhIsOs, Assistant Cashier.
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BELL AND HRAss FOUNDERS.
hook AND JUB PRINTING.

q PRING WATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
| y FRANK, successors 10 NJ }. Druckef, brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer. no. Al Broad slreS, Nash
vile, Tenn. decS ly
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We Ask

The suffering mi lions ~ our land 10 give this
remedy trial convinced that BY It, timely Use
many msS - relieved. many curtd Cf Dyspeusia.
Heartburn, sour stomach, sick HeadacLe, Dlzzl-
uess. lndigeston, tiles, z. suveuess, Bilious A.
ttcks, Liver Complain r., Rhe Ima.te Afecucns- kc.
kssd the Pamphlet oi 4 eatrnOnizls with "a IA lot
us, sad DO nJt use the medicine against the adsics
of your Phyzioian.
Manufactured only By TARRANT 4 CO., o7
5feougch streas, New York
n@rFnr sale Nv Ill Drugsist-. mvf "
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THE FIRE SPREADS.

In less than five minutes after the
first flames We're seen to issue from the
fourth story windows of the back part
part Of the building, the whole back
portion of the roof was a mass OF
flames. In less than five minutes more
the whole roof was grasped so tightly
in the arms of that furious fend, fire,
that it at once became evident that no
human efforts would be successful in
getting it under way. The flames
spread with fearful fury, and almost
before those who had quickly gathered
on the spot, could realize that the ter
rible spectacle before them was not a
dream, the whole inside of the building
was in one mass OF flames. The fire, in
its demon fury, next communicated to
the rear portion of the roof of the
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Pixies Opera House in Ruins.

Unprecedented Destruction of Pro-
peTtY.
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| 6NINGLkTON, X. n bookseller, Publisher
| - StanOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
| building
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The Bridal Chamber. Al fs..s, ~ No..
ant Instruction ior l0ll. Men. tI.r g,s .l...-.
iao.e tfeAlunent Tor lIsea-es ef iae Uru.rv .sI
sexual sys,ems-Sent Iree, lu .saref rsys.......
Adi4eas, bs, J, skli.LIN uuU6druN. Hoa4ri
ae'''-'''a' Z pms, ia Hlr.a. lr
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AffSNfioN lEtsRNsS I-Checks an the U.-
ater Banking Co., Belfast. Ireland. iu sums
ei II 70 tlo for sale az C. r. ugiwaF'5 Boo
keF OLcc, Ne. Is College street, O.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1866.
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MAYORS oFFICE.

NASHVILLE, ] ESs., Dec. q, les.
DROPERTY owners on College and Market
Il streets. between the square and Broad street.
are hereby nOuded % constI uct new stone or brick
pavements or 10 re-et TIE old ones wherever DC Is
required, in sceoT ance with the specifications aud
grades which viii be furnished Dy the Cify q Rneer
on appli alton Sad work must be commenced
within ten days from this dzte, and pushed rspldly
70 completion, or the city Enl contract Uuh parties
icr the same, and the expense will 10 charged 70
the property OHners-
dar2s " MATT BROWN Nsvnv
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