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RIEER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Nashville, Cairo.
nFPlRTED
w. H. Brown, st. Louis.

Nashville, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
w. II. Brown, st. Louis.
Emma Floyd, CiReinnati. ss
The river is still on the decline. There
are now is feet on the shoals.
After getting tow of salt which she LEFT
at Cairo on her way up, the W. II Brown
will go to St. Louis.
The Emms Floyd went out very light.
Four O'clock this afternoon is the hour At
which the Nashville departs for Cairo. She
viii do to travel on. 4tff.t.
The Louisville Journal of yesterday says /;
The river continues to recede very fast at
this point, having fallen fully an inch an
hour since our last report. At dark last
| evening the mark indicated eleven feet six
inches in the pass, about ten feet ak inches
over the rocks, aud thirteen feet and half
in the canal.
The Courier says:
We have no change to report in business
matters, business still remaining very dull,
with bat Sigh. prospects of any change for
the better. e -tss
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 2lst
says:
The weather was cloudy aud showery
yesterday, with the wind from the north
east The river has receded three feet
during the "a hours ending last night, with
IS feet in the channel, by the waterworks
mark, and 67 feet under the COyington
bridge for passing steamers.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the Dist has
the following:
The Melnotte, bound from this port to
St. Louis, struck a log below Evansville,
and stove a hole in her hull, and shipped
four or FIVE inches Of water. She entered
protest at Cairo. -
The remains of Capt Charles L. Mar
shall, a we'll known steam5oatman on the
Western waters, and brother of General
Humphrey and James Birney Marshall,
were inferred in the cemetery at Frank
fort, KY, on the 10th inst, with Masonic
honors.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-River falling
fast III feet water in the canal by the
mark. Weather clear aud warm.
ST.. LOUIS, April % Weather clear and
warm.
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A RAILROAD MAN.-Dr. d. B. Cliffe, OF
franklin, is getting to be more of rail-
road man than any one other individual in
the State. He is now not only receiver Of
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
railroad, but State Director in each Of
the State Boards of the Nashville and
Northwestern and Nashville and Decatur
railroads.
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The Road Rapidly Falling late Decay
Every day, afairH on the Nashville an,
Northwestern railroad are growing worse
aud Che road under its present manage
ment can be kept up but very little longer
Every day lie employees are dropping of
nnable 20 work longer without pay, ant
barely enough are retained 10 run III,
trains. These are paid in dribblels, and
are only paid because their abandonment
Of the road would be Immediately followed
by its suspension. The road-bed mas be
come sadly out of repair, and no trains
could nov be run through TO Hickman,
even were Receiver lines desirous of re-
opening communication with that point.
One hundred feet Of tTestle work west OF
Union City, has been washed away by the
Hood following the recent heavy rains, and
other portions of the route could not be
travelled with safety.
There are nov some two hundred en-
plOyes idle and demanding back paw, many
Of them for FIVE and seven months work.
90 Tuesday morning they held meeting
at the depot TO talk over their grievances,
and 50 high did their indignation run, that
many advocated extreme measures, threat
ening TO either tear up the track just out.
side the city, OF break down a portion Of
the trestlewoTk over Lick Branch. These
Eevengeful measures, however, we're not
adopted, and at meeting that night
committee was appointed TO wait upon the
officers of the road and demand some sort
of satisfaction. Yesterday this committee,
IN pursuance Of its instructions, called upon
the officers, but could get no satisfaction
whatever.
The employees are not the only sufferers.
Many boarding houses along the road have
run ont Of provisions, and can keep the
men no longer, having received nothing
from them for long time. Certificates OF
Indebtedness from the road have been Of
fered for fifty cents on the dollar and have
been in every instance refused.
Notwithstanding this truly appalling
state Of affairs, the road il withheld from
its rightful officers, and the proposition of
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad to
rent il is held for nsught. II is crying
shame that some steps are not taken to save
this most important Of all our thorough
fares, and those who persist in foolishly
clinging to the new and penniless admin
istration will be held responsible.
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CAPT. HEYDT IN aoTHAM.-It seems
that Capt. Heydt, the accomplished Super
intendent of the State Capitol Of Tennes-
see, who went to New York short time
since, has fallen into bad company there.
The New York Demokrdt reports him as
getting on a bender and being arrested and
showed into a lookup for drunkenness aud
indecent exposure of person.
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CHEss.--We learn that a match game Of
chess came of yesterday afternoon at the
Commercial Hotel, between two gentleman
from our sister city of ShelbyVille, for the
championship Of the world, including
Brownlow's dominion. The contest-not-
wiihstanding the disparity of the ages of
the contestants-one being a sexagenarian
and the other ''young blood" was quite
spirited, aud that the old 'un was successful
in bearing of the palm. The friends of
the parties agree that it was rous( e)ing
game, but was done up brol0n. Our sym
Pathies are really with the younger of the
combatants, and hope that the next bout
they have he may be able to rin
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GRAVEYARD SwINDLING.-Th number
of graves in the National Cemeteries Of the
South are by no means criterion by which
the number of Federal dead may be calcu-
lated Many disiointed skeleton is sole
occupant of no less than three coffins, and the
government blindly pays for all the extra
digging, saving and mailing, while contract
ors quietly pocket the Prerequisites" These
ugly truths will hardly prove acceptable
reading for Northern iresides, bat the facts
can be amply substantiated.
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RELEASE OF CAPTAIN MoNTANDoE.-
Captain J. f. Montandon, the ex-Federal
Quartermaster who was brought down
from Chicago a short time since, at the
instance of his securities, to be tried before
the United States Court on charge OF
forging a government voucher, was re-
leased from Jail yesterday on giving the
reqnired bail.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign markets..
LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Cotton steady
Sales 10000 bales. Uplands l2f(912td
Orleans 12s@l24d.
LONDON, April 22.-Cousols 93s.
FRAEKFoRT, Aprii 22.-Bonds 75s,
HAvEE, April 22.-Cotton Grmer; tres
ordinsire l49.
LIVERPOOL, April % -Evening.-Cot-
ton higher; uplands l2t afost l2t(9 l24
Orleans l2t. Sales l6, 900 bales.
New York Money Market
NEw YoRK. April 22.-Money easy.
Call loans 697. Discount 79s Sterling
firm at 10000. Gold l393. Tennessee
O. 67s.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, April 22-Cotton active
sales 1890 bales uplsnds 3l@3l4 Rice
dull; CarOlins l04GDll4c. Coffee firm. Su-
gar firm Cuba ll@l2c. Molasses active
Cuba 4s@50c. Flour quiet but very frm.
Wheat quiet and firm at 81 53C92 SO Corn
quiet Western Sl-l669I II.
New TOrk Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, April 22.-Hesvy brown
shsetings declined lc Merrimack D prints
declined 30 l5t.
Cincinnati Market
CMCEEATI, April 22.-Flour firm
family Sll 25@ll 80. Wheat 81 Goa
IS. Corn S7@90 Oats 49, Mess pork
81 SOC 2S. Bacon 49,, l53, l63 and n I.
Sugar-eured hams 1920 Lard 17&(918.
Poistoes 50 5O92 IS.
81. louis Market
ST. LOUIS, April, 22s-T0baeeo pn-
changed. Flour tdull; supsrfne sos.
Wheat q 65ee2 IS; spring 05(92 OS.
Corn s3A@S5c. Oats 7Oa72c. Barley
81 so Mess pork S27@27 50. Bacon
shoulders Re clear sides We; sugar cured
hams l9c. Lard l7A@lSe Whisky 81 20.
Louisville Market.
LoUIsvuLE, April 22.-Tobscco firm !;
sales Of 23s hhds. lugs 10 fair leaf s. Is
ole Is. Cotton 29t92e5c. Flour ad-
vsnced z5c on all grades snpeffne 50 10.
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LATE ARRTvAL.-The public, especially
the ladies, who are 50 aaxi0nsly looking
for the iull opening Of spring need not de-
spair few days more will bring the
Joyous sunshine and ifs attending beauties.
In the meaaiime, Chas. Richheimer & Co,
40 College street are receiving and open
ing their spring and summer drygoods and
gentlemen's furnishing goods. api9-1w.
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II NNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

TN PURsUA NCE OF AN ORDER or TIE
i County Court Of Davidson county, % me
directed, made at the February Term. 1905. q
said Court. upon the Application Of the Board
of Directors IL The Tennesses and Pacific Rail
road Company, and in pursuance Of the statutes
in such cases made and provided, ] will open
and hold an election at the various election
precincts in said county, ON SATURDAY,
MAY 16tG, 1893, for the purpose OF az
certaiuing whether q majority Of the voters
Of said county will approve or dlsaPProye
subscription By said county Of $1,000 % the
Capital Stock Of said Tennessee and PaciGe
RAILROAD Company. IN the Coupon Bonds o. SAID
co unty-one-third payable at the expiration OF
fifteen years, one-third IN tUehy years, and the
other third in twenty five years from the date Of
their issuance, bearing six per cent interest.
payable semi annually; at which election those
votors who are in favor Of cub scription viii put
on their tickets the words for subscription,
and thOss opposed 10 ths subscription VIII PVT
On their tickets no subscriptiOn."
p. j. SHERIDAN,
Commis'r Registration for Davidson County.
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-S6s I'd and 81 SERIES.

London adVices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 7O!.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks at par and sold by them at !
premium.
There is bat little demand for corpora
ton checks, and they may be quoted as
dull at zoe in the dollar.
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Deitcacies of the Season. - Fresh
Peaches, large yellow and white heath: Green
Corn, Peas and Cages Strawberries Pine APP
pies. Tomatoes Blackberries, Shaker Preserves.
Sage, Barley, TapiseO, Farina, Corn Starch,
Cream and Lemon Crackers. and many other
choice articles too numerous to mention, with
all the Staple GROCERIES, at the lowest mar
ket prices. at W. W. TOTEM Il BROS, %
College street, Nashville.
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Memorial DaY--.Mar ION.

The ladies Of Tennessee have selected
the 10Th Of May as the day to decorate
the graves Of the Confederate dead. They
are obliged 10 defer it later than the 26th
Of April, owing 10 the scarcity Of aowers.
The hours at the Nashville cemetery and
Mt Olivst will be from 8 to o'clock P.
n. Papers throughout the State will please
q.nV
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PoLICE CoURT, April 22.-Mary Bur
nett, larceny Of gold chain, eosts.
Jerry Jonas, assaulting wife, costs.
w. NJ. Wilmoth, drunkenness, and indie
cent exposure Of person, 50.
Emma Battle, drunkenness, 50.
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At her residence. No. lSS North Cherry street,
at o'clock P. n. April 22d Mrs. E. NJ. THOMAS,
aged 80 years. The friends and aequaintanees
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
her fuaeral this afterdoon. at o'clock.
Services at the house by Elder P. S. Fall.
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Tar Pale Faces and Red Men played
match game Of base ball Yesterday, and the
Pale Faces came of vicioFioHs, scoring
twenty-five to thirteen by the Red Men.
The Southern and Montgomery Bell
PLAYED match game yesterday, and the
iormsr won By large odds. The Southern
scored sirty-four, and the Montgomery
Bell thirty-6ye.
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FENIAH BBorHERHooD.-Al the menu
bers are requested 20 attend at their Hall
on Thursday At Il P. n, the Esd instant
business Of importance on hand. All those
who desire 90 become members are re-
quested 10 attend.
apr20 2t J.W. LAwLEss, Center.
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h' ApiiO"AhB NAoPattht9 nSAN AFtVAfVNl
at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YORK, April 22.-Gold opened at
139s 1920 A. M.-Gold 1898 1915 A.
M-Gold 1899. Cotton firm and prices a
shade better, though not quoiably higher.
The market is more active. 12M.-Gold
1894 Cotton-Demand moderate, prices
firm. p. M.-Gold 1884,. Cotton very
firm and holders are asking higher rates.
Sales to-day 1850 bales; low middlings
29}@ 3O4c; uplands 3I@3I4c; good mid
dlings 32@324c; Mobile 3l4@32c; Or
leans 32G324c. 3 P. Mold closed at
139B. P. M.-Cotton-Demand fair and
prices firm. Low middlings 3O4c; uplands
3l4c; good middlings 324c; Mobile 32c
Orleans 324c.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-1l:15 A. 4-Cot-
ton steady. Estimated sales to-day 10000
bales. Uplands 12t@l24d, Orleans 122@
l2td. l:20P. M.-Cotton unchanged. SIP
M-Cotton frmer. Sales to-day $1,000
bales Ah~at l2td uplands l2s@l24d
Orleans l24d.
LONDON, April 22.-I1l5 A AI.-Unitet
States honda TOT. Consols 93s@934. 1:2C
P. M.-United States bonds 70t@70t. P
M-Unitei States bonds unchanged Con
soils 934993a.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEIoN AND DISPATCH At the counter
will he FIvE CENTS, aud il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
NJ this price
PAY ONLY FIVE CFNTs
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SABBATH soHooL ExH1BrrIoN.-Th

SABBATH SCHOOL ExHTBTIoN.-There
is to be a Sabbath School Exhibition To-
night, al the Union Methodist Episcopal
Chapel, North Summer street, Cor the
benefit Of the sunday School ofthst church.
Exercises will commence at half-psst seven
o'elncE
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Reech. nEanloxe &. Co

Beech, sIaniOVe d 60. are now receiving.
at No, 60 North College street. the largest stock
of Staple and Fancy Drysoods. Hosiery, etc,
they have ever offered to the Nashville market,
and are determined to sell at the lowest prices.
apr9 Nv
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CRnnRAL CoURT.--This court was oc-
cupied ali of yesterday in taking testimony
in the case Of Irs o. Tuttle, charged with
completely in stealing a horse and two
mules from Donald Clark. His counsel
are confident OF his acquiual.
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Wheat, prime 81 509255. Corn, shielded
bulk, SS@S9c. Oats 726s75c. Heavy
Kentucky bagging Gle Rope 9}c. Mess
pork $27 so. Bacon-shoulder l3ic clear
sides Tie, holders asking an advance.
Lard-terces lSc; kegs lS}c. Whisky,
free, 81 20.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotion quiet
but little doing; middlings Sic. Sales
lOOO bales receipts 328 hales. Sugar and
moissses unchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ZOE CREAM.

We can furnish lee Cream of the best quality,
either wholesale or retail. to Pic mics, Parties,
private families or to all persons wishing the
same, at most reasonable rates. We have com
nleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to dIl all orders at short notice
81 We also keep on hand fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors, With
2 large stock of the best and freshest Confsc-
tiOneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZT,
aprlS 2n No. 80 North Cherry street. ~
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so BusIuess Men ana Advertisers

10 Eustness Men and Advertisers
Generally.
The UNION AND DTsPAToH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large sddi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-23

Bali on VnsE STREET. The bali for
the benefit Of ST. MaTy'- Orphan Asylum,
will be given 70 morrow night at the Cath
ohc School On Vine street
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Fifty Dozen MishIer's Herb BiITers
far sale at COIenRa's Drug Store, gIO
Church street. Ihe Best Female InVig.
orator over usRd Aprl6 If
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EDsEFin.D FoR lNcoRPoRAuoN -
Edgefeld yesterday voted 70 incorporate
itself iato a town. The vote stood eighty
SIX for incorporation and twsnty-niae
against.
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CoBS tx DAVIDSON CoUETY.-rhe re-
cent cold, wei weather, has nscessitated The
rspianung Of much of the cora soWn 10
this county.
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SlNGIEToS, 81 The Postoiioe. has Frank
Leslie's Lady'a Magazine for May, Chin
uey Corner, Waverly Magazine, and Har-
peis Razar.
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FtUy Dozen MlshIer's Herb RiIters
for sale az COieman's Drug store, 2iO
Church street. the Best Female InVtg-
orator ever used. apri6 q
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS INJUEc-
TIoN CAsE-This case, after three days of
argument, was concluded yesterday in the
Cbancery Court, and decision isexpected
in few days. Lowering and Demoss for
the Commissioners, and Wisener for the
county, made the concluding arguments.
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Gold continues to advance. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of yes
terday Opened at 1895, was 1898 at Has,
1894 at noon, 1891 at 2, and closed at 1885,
at 3P NJ. The dealers ,hereswere paying
1894, and holding at 40;
Government securities were higher in
New York yesterday. The following are
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CIRCUIT CoURr The case Of Sulzbsch-
er and jackson a. the Tina Insurance
Company, will be concluded in this couu
to-day.
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TEMPERANCE MEErISG.-The members
Of Temple Division No. -, Sons OF Tenn
persnce, will meet tonight 81 their hall in
Masonic Temple. A general attendance is
urged.
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Fifty Dozen Mishler's Herb BItters
for Sale at COieman's Drug store, 2IO
Church street, the Best Female Invtg-
orator ever used. aprl6 e.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two horses,
to make 900 to $500 frst-eass Brick per hour,
and by steam. 40OU 10 1000 per hour, accord
ing to the facilities for removing them.
l offer TO demonstrate these facts by Machines
in actual operation. ]. II. RENICK,
feb29 2m n Broadway. New York. Room %.
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CoSTIEUED.-The case of Sit. Kelly,
col, charged with sssaulting Betsy Allen
with an az, was yesterday continued by
Justice Wilkinson until to-day. The trial
Of Pleasant White, charged with stealing
bridge timber from Thomas Harding, was
continued 10 Saturday
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In Ran,.rmn.nr

THTsISTo GIVE NOTICE. THAR ON THE
18th day Of April, a. ID, 1868. a warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued againstthe estate 81 J as:
u. baskette Of the comfy Of Rutherford, State
on his own petition: that tue pavInert 81 any
debts and delivery Of any property. belonging
TO such bankrupt, 10 him or for bis use. and The
transfer OF any property by him are forbidden
oy law; that meeting Of the creditors of the
sald bankrupt to prove their debts and 10
choose one or more assignees of bis estate. viii
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
on me Sth day Of May. A. Il. 1868, at II
o clock A NJ. at the Office OF the ResiSfss IN
Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro, Tennessee. before
w. N. Doughty, Esq.. Register.
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COMMON CoUSCIL-There viii be
regular meeting Of the Common Council
tonight
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. 40 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ
Arrive AZ Nashville at.a4 30 4. n, and $50 P. u.
Gnllstin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
al qs5 A. r. arriving Of Nashville az 1910 p. NJ
Returning, leaves Nashville At 355 A.. and
arrives at Gfliatin al 635 p. NJ
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Z. X. GLASC0CK,
U. S. Marshal, Messenger
u A ID
By y. Ia w ItN4N In
apT23 1t Dep. Q. 5. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
4 18th day of April, A. D. 1858, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
of Joseph Charlton, of the county OF Buther
ford and State Of Tennessee, who has bsen
adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton that the payment of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt to him or for his use, aud the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden By law; that
a meeting of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts, and TO choose one or more
Bankruptcy, 10 be holden on the 9th day Of
May, A. d. 1868. at 9 o'clock A. NJ. at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy. Murfrees-
boro Tennessee, before W. n. Doughty, ESD.
Register.
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University of Nashville
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

ThE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
i the friends and alumni Of the Institution.
that the Department IS in process OF thorough
reconciliation and that In due time Faculty
will be presented 70 the public, whO5e ability 70
add to the renOWn Of the College viii not De
questioned in suy quarter.
The Summer Session. or Preparatory SrhOel.
will be opened on Monday. the D)th Of Apui'
Lectures. reoitatioBs aud clinics daily.
81 TT =. BERKIEN LINDSLkI,.
aprls Iw Chancellor % the niveraity-
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NOTICE TO OWNERS.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS SPECIFIED
/ below having been stored Wttb az b. The
steamers "Taiismsn" aud A Baker" fef the
non-paymsnt Of freight and charges, II not
called for within THIRTY DA1s eitsT tns
Igw, 70 satisfy all claims held By said steam
boats AGAINST the sane, also Warehouse charges
2. NJ Ryan. Nashviils. six French Burr MIL
stones.
J.B. g. Rand. BurksviIse. NJ. three hundred
CORBETT * BOYD
Agents Steamers IaiisI8aR sRd A. BAKER.
ADrI5 b ~ and AZ Front street.