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In che spring Menshs ths ~ sea- ~ 4 oNsnsysr.s.Y ~
unisrroes Change, and HEINBOl.Us. HShl.f tos-
w w sATFD EXTRACT OF SARsAfARILLA Is an
.lxs.ns nsoftb value.
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Address. -Ssenmine Meer.chaun Geods n.s Mmn-
Pollock Son. 69s Btosdway, naar Fouttn
street: also repairing done. Boiling 81
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CoIered Register sf vet crs ia Alabama.
saml j. BCarter acolored teacher has been appointed
Register OF Voters In Jackson county Alabama. under
the Military Reconstruction b at the inquest Of several
prominent white citizens or Stephenson
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Cristmdore's Hair Dye. The Best Ever VAN
ufactured Wholesale and retail. also appied. ~ No.
Anor House.
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Ts.s.y. ~ cent: s,... g n sss s:' t...s ~
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Al $50 Bycadwny msy he had MI " srlks 4. cs
Phrenology, Physiognomy Hydropathy and rhonoqnphs
Charts Of Charscter gtvcn daily by FOWLER WkLiS
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lrnusep.e r~ices Paid .er Old BssSs.- -, ,Oeo'
IEGGAT BROS. is Nas-sn sssce,.
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PerssssaI Appearance. .-NsthIns 90 Greatly
improves personal appearance neat handsome, be-
coming hat u viii divert attention from thresdbaro
cothes Clean linen and good hat passports 10
socety. KNOX. Of Nos 2l2 Ssz Broadway hs
style sf acntlemens Hat has achieved great ismOh. ana
n respect II be excelled.
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TIE Hsws .sti5s Co., icc. ssstcs ssss.sr 81 ~,
sewing msehinel. President 80 Broadway, Nev f'fA
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FRESH Pinsspples irs@ Hsrts ms.nTnr
aud finest rcceved 10 ths city. A. JOHN NJ
BIANCAN CO IS. SD Broadway.
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garden. will Ind The poudre.te OF Tho Lcdi Msnn-
faellring the best and the hn1ies or
lawns grape vinss vegetables and early send ot
pamphlet a.. Onice s. Cortlandt street
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rcr r wsrt ticksoS ssr eS"B BkorHER. rwsn,y-sis,t.
street. second and Twenty ninth sn.ct manu-,
.urers Of every description q IRON Wohk rua gu.
Beams Shutters vault Lights RaIngs, stase Fixtures
patent Opera House Chairs &c Psrticnar s"snton pAa
20 the ma fscture OF hnc Casting~ .
Estimse furnished when reovestedJ
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RECONSTRUCTION.
viR GINA.
The Street Car DimcuIty In Richmond-Fears
Of n Riot.

The Street Car DimcuIty in Richmoud-Fears
Of n Riot.
wAsuworos, April 25 1887
fhe street car difficulty has within the past day or tvo
assumed grave and serious aspect in Richmond. The
colored citizens there seem determined to assert their
rights 10 ride on the despite all opposition and this
evening strong police force guards the limo Of the city
railway in anticipation Of an attack Fears are enter
tanned Of recurrence Of the New Orleans, Savannah
and Norfolk riots The negroes urged by political agta-
tors threaten to stop the operation Of the railway unless
they are allowed to ride II in common with the
whites Up to the present time this evening no out
break has occurred.
The Richmond Newspapers.
II appears that since Senator Wilson made his second
appearance in Richmond the newspapers there have got
themselves into highly unreoonstructed mudde. The
Enquirer with tears In Its eyes pronounces Its 'adieu
TO the Whg because the latter confessss that IL Is bet
ter for the South to unite with powerful than with
weak party in the North; and the whig acknowledges
sOrrow By throwing i into to % tSe picture a'' the the
form Of sambo In the act Of wiping the
eyes of both the, scene would be moving
find tho Richmond Times the fercest Of all the hot.
headed decamers against the North in the column
In which hurricane OF abuse is heaped upon radicai
demagogues and 'sawless, mercess and inscriptions
Northern fanatics, leading notice foows:-swish.
sale his entire book job and newspaper printing estab
iishment, together with tho Richmond Times news.
paper. .n-Sgned by the proprietor.
II the visit OF single prominent stump speaker from
the North creates such sensation how will 1t be when
hundred or more political missionaries from the North
go south to enlghten the Southern heahens The exo-
dus to Brazil will, IL rs notsunlkely be considerably
sweled in numbers
The Richmond Times of April q comes to the concu-
sion that in Virginia he Of the conservative
party will be absolutely certain II the white take
care TO have themselves registered and also vote There
is no dishonor surrenderipe of principle in their
doing ths'
Radical Meeting at IvncIibarg. Va.
Hunnicutt ratification meeting was held at Camp
Davis in Iynchburg, recently, which with serious
opposition, and Was unsuccessful q radical move
The ssgcd Strings, Of Virginia.
paper published at Christansburg, in the western
part of Virginia, says the " Red strings" held
Ing in Floyd county last week. and nominated Mathew
Scott their candidate for tho coming convention Tins
faction favor the annexation of this section OF the
to West Virginia, the ground that thereby they VIII
get ria Of negro suffrage, which somehow is becoming
dlstastcful to them.
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Not . Few sf the Wor.s Dtserdc!a thrt A.
aloi from corruption Of the blood. HELM
BoLD's ExfIiNTT sARsAPARIIIA slA rsncay of the.
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Tne C0mtinentnl BourDcs.
FKANKrcxT. April 25-Noon.
United states bonds arc quoted to-day At rs.
FRANKFORT, April 2S-Evening
United States bonds here continue 70 decline, and
c,o.e this evening at .2,I.
PARIS, April 2s-e r. NJ.
The Boursc Is heavy and rentes are lower
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvERPoof, April 25-Noon.
There better feeling the opening to-day, and
thc market is hrmer Middiing upands are quoted Al.
IoHd lohd. mdalng Orleans, lo,ld The ssles OF
,hc day estimated at II 600 bales
LvERrooL, April 25--2P
Cotton has advanced I'd. I'D. since the opening and
the market Is quite active.
LIVERPOOL. April 2s-Evening.
The market has been very active and closed firm AZ
the following authorized quotations. -Middng uplands
I0,,d middling Orleans, 10Zd The sales Of the day
largely exceed the estimate, and foot up 20 900
bales
Livorpssl Breadssun. Market.
LivxRrooI, April 25-Noon
The brssdssufs market is quiet wheat-No. Nil
waukee red, IL. 3D. white California, les. 3D. Corn
as 3D. per quarter for mixed western Barley 4s I'd
per 90 ibs. oats 81 ID per a lDs. Peas ASS per
quarter
The markot for brcadsturs rs quic. and without any
quotable change in prices Ccrn-Mxcd Western, AIS.
3D. per quarter wheat-white California lts Sd. No
I Milwaukee, red, lbs. cd. per GENITAL
LiverpsoI Previsiens Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 25--Noon
re provisions market is generally unchanged. Pork,
IT'S 3D. per 200 lbs Beef, lisa per so4 lbs. Bacon,
sas per cwt for Cumberland cut middles Lard, Eos.
ID Cheese. sos for middng American.
IvsRrooI, April 25-Eyening
The provisions market is generally unchanged except
lard which sold at J0s Cd per cwt advance OF sd
Liverpool Produce Market.
LavKRroot, April 25-Noon
The producs market is quiet Asnes-Pots, sis.
Petroleum Standard white Is I'd per gallon Spirits
turpensue sss Sd. RoSn--Fme American 1ss I'd per
.cw, Taow. 4ls Cd. Clover seed, SIS. per quarter.
Lrvxsrcor, April 2s-Evening.
an KINDS Of American produce are duh. Ashes Sas
for pots Refined petroleum, Is "a. per gallon. Com
mon Wilmington rosin, S. per ewt spirits iurpen'ine,
3ss. sd
The Loudss Markets.
LoSpox April 25--Noon.
sugar unchanged; No H. Dutch standard, as. Corn,
sas pcr quarter Calcutta nnsecd, e6s 0ils-sperm
tisi, whale ESQ; linsecd, fas los. Linseed cakes
Thin obicng for feeding, 60 los per ton.
LONDON, April 2b--Evening.
sugar unchanged. nj 24s FOR No IL Dutch standard
Ccrs ~ per quarter for wrod western, Csicu,,s TN
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| Asssi.cs vs. Brcsd.as. New York
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y..rs Lad,ps. beware - the Is,srigus Ef-
~ 9scs pSWdsrs and Hszhss Al such rsmeces close
~ ~ porss n de skp, aud IN r. short sse destroy The
re- =! I 1ssSs' sss''s' ,s ssss
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VIA rs-ge,. :ss .ss nss Sy,srsr y,ss s.I st. Hs,r
bs., bbxr6mfIoR gusiiy ~ q 70 Soma street.
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ws.s'ss w,'s:ss: 's:s,: ssts''sss &c s'T'. Va
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The sdmirabie esnn Of buriesque, Wit, wisdom aud
broad farce still continues tn draw full houses a the
san runcsco Minstrel Hall The programme is mostly
in costume some Of which are grotesquoy inimtsbls
A. iastreting how little exsggerstion and disgusc II
necessary to reduce the grsnds spectacular TO the
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Radical Meeting at I.vnciibnrg, Wa.
Hunnicutt ratification meeting was held at Camp
Davis in Iynchburg, recently, which met with serious
opposition, and was unsuccessful AS q radical move
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Colby Of the best accompanies in New York hsd
benefit at steinway hail last night nj which
Miss Minnie Hsuck, soprano; Madame Nsta Testa
trato; Bellini baritone; Severin tenor; Hil tenor
Mark Smith, basso the brothers Hall, cornet solosts
Mills and Pease, piapsts and Morgan the celebrated
ability, one Of the most successful Of the
season. There little 10 carp at IN any OF the seec
tions and each OF the artists was encored deservedy
proonging the concert 10 late hour.
A new twenty thousand dollar organ OF novel design
extraordinary power has been erected in ~ Rdges
church. Tonnpkins square, and on Sunday next IL will be
heard for the first time with grand ceremonies high
and eminent artists provided by the pastor, Rev.
the Messiah was given last night q, So John chapel
varick street, by large chorus and orchestra, Miss
Brancrd Miss sterling aud Nessrs. Penng and Thomas
was that the conductor took the tempo each chorus
entirely too Slow and consequently the most essential
part Of the ors,oro dragged Many o. the artists who
cert st stenway Hall, In June, present, and
OF them took part in the oratorio With proper
ductor We have doubt that the materials In St. John
chapel night couldbe moulded To satisfactory
dering Of such sublime work a. the Messiah.
large house greeted Mr.. and Mrs Howard Paul last
night al Irving Hall the performance was slightly
changed from The first night is really treat TO
sach conrsto Z. nature 9as sfed MT; Howard Paul
Martha perfect in Style manuersin aud artistic
enderinL
Kelly and Icons Miu.freJs.
Full houses continue be attracted this popular
hall Of lnnstreIsy, and laugh concert the
jocosities of the City Cars. Matrimony and tho
odd ballet burlesons OF Cinder-Ieon, while Eph Hor
mimics the Temple OF Mystery TO perfection. The
Naughty the pet piece Of the audience and
fails TO elicit a universal gggie.
san Francisco MJa~ircfs.
The sdrnirabe OF buriesque, wit, wisdom aud
broad farce still continues full houses st the
San rnucisco Minstrel Hall. The programme mostly
made burIssques o. popular Institutions and ideas
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The work was counted over but nothing Of the missing
sheet could be found nscerained that some
ors passed through portion Of the Bureau during the
day and the employees contended that Il unjust to
detain them and hold them responsible when therhsct
might have been taken by some person employed
the Bureau Under these circumstances and the mise
ing sheet being Of no comm srcisi value Mr. Clarke
allowed the operators to without finding IT, and
search being made this morning II very probable
tha, Il may be somewhere about the machines, in
some Of bundles, having adhered smother shoot.
The sheet Ia OF but each operator is held respon
sibIe for the amount of money he printed each
sheet when The blank paper Is issued.
Preparations for the Reception Of the Jnpa-
nese Cemmissieners.
The Japanese Commissioners. who are expected here
sariy Saturday morning. to stop at the hoirepo
tan Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue A suit OF rooms has
been prepared for their accommodation, and everything
done make them feel comfortable during their brief
stay In this city.
sanford Conever Gent - hhe Albany Pepiten-
siavy for Ter Years.
Sanford Conovsr, alias Charles A. Dunbar, who was
convicted two months ago in the Criminal Court IN
this district the charge OF perjury In connection with
the testimony before the House Committee on the Ju-
diciary relative 70 the assassination Of President Lin.
coin, and duplicating Jefferson Davis In the crime was
this afternoon ssntssced BY Judge Fisher TO ten years In
the Albany Psntentiay There srs three statutes bear
Ing upon the crime Of perjury two Of thsss are gene
a, and the third 10 special sasuts framed Tor the Dis
txict Of Columbia The last however, does nothing
more than prescribe the punishment for per
jury, upon convciim In due form. The indiot
ment In this case wss framed upon Ne general statute
and u was under general statute that The accused "a
tried and convicted Conovsr vas sentenced to-day
under the special satuts and his counsel n 9. Good
rch ESQ, appealed from the sentsnce 70 the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia bonc the ground
that e prisoner should have besn sentenced In accord
snce with the statute undsr which be ccsvisssd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-20

! London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 70.
Exchange on New York was sold by the
banks yesterday at 81 per thousand.
There are but few corporation checks
offering for sale. Brokers were buying
yesterday at 25c and are selling at 22c dis.
count.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 10th inst. as follows: $4,000 new at
este, and $4,000 new, I'd call, at 65Bc. Vir-
ginia new sold at Acc and North Carolina
new at SAC.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 18th inst. says: "The
money market is moderately active, but
the demand for capital is less pressing than
towards the close of last week; and
borrowers find no difficulty in obtaining
needed supplies. The bank statement is
considered unfaTorable to a continuance Of
the extremely low rates of interest which
have prevailed for some time past but its
influence upon the stock exchange was
mostly discounted on Saturday. Call loans
are chiefly made on miscellaneous col
laterals at 6 per cent, and upon govern
eminent securities at 5 per cent with ex-
ceptional transactions below these rates.
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 10th inst. says
The loan market is without any new
features. The lenders are asking per
cent. on new business, but the 5 per cent.
loans are not marked up to except in a
few instances, and the rate on government
collaterals is B. The discount demand
shows a little more activity, but the rates
are unchanged at COZ for frst-class names.
The bank statement shows an increase
in loans of nearly four millions, while the
deposits have decreased two millions. The
most important change is in the legal
tenders, which have declined four and
half millions, the aggregate being sixty
five millions against sizty-nine and half
millions last week, sixty-eight millions the
week previous, and sixty-fve millions
three weeks ago.
The recent gain in legal~tenders has
tACANiOAC UGH AOSt' Luz tAtS AdIt II HOAAtcNA
out that the Treasury has gained in green
backs more than the banks have lost.
During the past week the Treasury has
sold some two millions of gold, and the
banks have drained been ofgreenbacks to pay
for it. This circumstance accounts for the
legal-tender depletion of the banks more
perhaps than the demand for currency for
the West, which is smaller in extent than
was expected, and has been supplied to a
considerable degree by remittances of ma
tiOnal bank notes.
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Corner of Church and Vine streets.
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will allay ALL PAIN. and spasmodic action, and
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and Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
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fllment of what we here declare. In almost
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fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is ad-
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
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Be sure and call for Mrs. WinslOW's
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For COunciImem.

We are authorized to announce Major A. S.
THURNECK as the regular Republican candi-
date for Councilman from the Third Weird at
the ensuing municipal election.
Weare authorized to announce Captain r. S.
PATTERSON as a candidate for Councilman in
the Fourth Ward.
We are authorized to announce JOHN HAS
LAM a candidate for reelection as Council
man in the Fourth Ward.
We are authorized to announce JOHN LUCK
as q candidate for Councilman from the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
PLATFoRx-Immediate adjustment of every
Office and expenditure not necessity.
We are authorized to announce I. J. VAR
BROUGH candidate for Councilman from the
Sixth Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
sep6 I'd
We are authorized to announce J. NJ. MIL
LER for Councilman in the Seventh Ward at
the ensuing municipal election. SEQ I'd
We are authorized to announce L. K. SPAIN
a candidate for Councilman from the Tenth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
sep15 I'd
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.

The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce to-day;
New YORK, Sept. 19.-Gold opened at
1851. 10:30.-Gold 1853. l2.-Gold l442
Cotton market quiet but steady. 3P. NJ
Gold closed at l44t. Cotton market in
active and prices dropping Sales to-day
600 bales. Nominally 233c for low mid
ding uplands 245c Mobile 25c, and Or
leans 254@26c
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, P. Motion
market active; sales $4,000 bales at $50
81 pence.
WHARF.-THE market Is stiff at quota
tions of yesterday. White 81 1902 %
amber 81 1O@$2 Is red s. Mediter-
ranean 81 60
FLoUR-Frank Cheatham S12 Noun
tain Dew $13; Cumberland Mills $ll ;
Cream of the City $1l; Lebanon Mills $ll.
BACoN-The market is little weak to-
day. We quote clear sides l84@l9c
shoulders 15@16c hams 190194c.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet at our
figures. Rio 24@28c Laguyra ESQ 3Oc
Java 38@4Oc.
CoRN-Loose in wagons 80@S5c; in
store 95@$1. There is but little in the
market and holders are firm at our figures.
LARD-We quote prime white leaf lard
at 15c by the barrel and 154@l64 By the
keg.
OArs-55@6Oc per bushel.
SALT-S4 so for seven bushel barrels.
SUGAR-Porto Rico and Demarara lac
Ice; New Orleans Ice; crushed anC
powdered 181@19c
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Ar LAsT-Church street, more especially
that portion bordering the birthstone re-
gion west Of the Chattanooga depot, is being
made an excellent thoroughfare-as
clerical friend Of cars expresses it. "a
highway Of holiness through Hol's half
acre.
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To COnsumPtives.-The Advertiser. hsv-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, Gree of charged, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he eonceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii try this remedy, as it viii cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New OK.
oct2}-lyd&w
POpIin Alpacas-heavy, for winter wear
al Thompson Brothers. sepli I've.
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southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Sept. Il, P. N.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Sales Il baless Middling nc.
Receipts 207 bales.
SAvAYyAH, Sept. 17.-Cotton quiet and IN
changed. Middlings 221zc. Sales 81 bales. Re
eipts SO bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 17.-Cotton dull Sales a. bales.
Middling &c.
MOBILE, Sept. Il, ?. Mood demand, chiefly
for higher grades, which are scarce and rela-
lively higher, the market closing steady. Mid
dlings2 &c. Sales 400 ba les; receipts GA bales.
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STEALING CLoTHEG.-Anthony Baum
gartour and Andrew Washers, arrested
BY officers Long and Corbott, on charge Of
stealing clothing from a negro on Cherry
street were tried before Justice Meacham
Yesterday, and on restoring the property,
paving the costs and disbursing the little
sum Of sixteen dollars TO the prosecutor,
we're released
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hicInrrnv pInnn.

Those in want of one Of these worldrcnown cd
Instruments will find an assortment at Mcclure
Music Store. S6 Union street, which are offered
at manufacturers prices These makes took the
first premium over all eompetiters at the late
Universal Exposition at Paris.
sap20 lw
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Special Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people,
we thought proper to give the orphans of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again as it is sometimes the custom of giving
premiums, such as watches, etc, and having
proof of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. of our profit to the poor of
Nashville, from the lat day of April 1857, up to
October lst, 1867, (six mOnthsl which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor Of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public IN general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUVIN 4 BERTHEOL,
mario If Colonnade Billiard Hall.
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DEAbBRICK.-Th odoriferous steam of
corporation coal-tar islstill rising and ming
ling with the smoke Of Deaderick street
chimneys. The Nicolson pavement is
nearly completed, however, and its a SPLEEN
did piece Of work, putting Desderick in a
new dress and ranking il with the finest
business streets Of the city.
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The Healing Pool, and House
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Addre
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. may19 3m