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Valuable ano Important Work.
We examined yesterday carefully in out
line and detail the superb and excellent
map of Davidson county Just completed BY
Mr.. Wilbur F. Foster, OF this city. We
unhesitatingly pronounce it one of the
most skiIlfully drawn, full, complete, clear
and satisfactory maps We have ever seen,
and both Mr.. f. and the county may well
felicitate themselves on the manner
in which the work is completed. The map
is about four and half feet square, and
shows clearly the boundary lines Of the
county and each civil district, and also
shows the meanderings of Cumberland,
Stone and Harpeth Rivers through the
county, and not only them but each creek,
and spring branch in the county Is secu-
rately represented. All railroads, turn
pixies and dirt roads are shown in their
true positions and shapes. The residence
of every citizen, with the name, is In
tended to be and for the most part is
shown. All railroad stations, postofices,
villages or well-known localities are clearly
shown.
Each district is SO colored as to show its
shape at a glance, and its number is clear
ly marked. Circles are drawn, radiating
from the Courthouse, two miles apart,
thus showing readily the distance in air
line to any point in the county. Churches,
blacksmith shops, etc., etc are all shown.
True meridian and variation Of needle
are represe nted. The names of adjoining
counties, and in fact every feature of in
terest pertaining to the geography of the
county are clearly shown, defined and de-
lineated.
MIR. Foster has consummated his work
with mastery skill He has given us clear
and complete and large sized map. The
map will be submitted TO the County
Count on Monday, and we are safe IN say
ing that it will receive their cordial verdict
of approval 1t should be in every Magis-
trates Office, and every County and State
Office and Office where public business is
transacted in the county. As an apper-
teuance TO lawyers Office, land agency,
real estate office, etc it is invaluable.
We look upon it as one of the most i'm
portant works of art that has been accom-
plished for the county in long time, and
congratulate Mr.. Foster on his success IN
| the execution of it.
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Religious Notices,

Rev. DIR. Hopson will preach at the
Christian Church morning and evening at
the usual hours.
The following are the services during Holy
Week. Celebration ofthe Holy Communion
at the Church Of the Advent every morning
at 81 o'clock. Monday before Easter,
Church of the Advent 8 A. NJ, Church of
the Holy Trinity 5 P. NJ Tuesday before
Easter, Christ Church, "a. NJ, Church of
the Holy Trinity P. NJ Wednesday be-
Church of the Holy Trinity R. NJ, Christ
Church y P. M. Thursday before Easter,
Chris. Church, A. NJ, Church of the
Holy Trinity ) p. NJ. Gooa Friday, Christ
Church, II A. M, Church of the Advent
Ham, Church of the Holy Trinity II A.
NJ, Church of the Holy Trinity P. NJ,
Christ Church y P. M. Easter Even,
Church of the Advent 8 A. M Christ
Church u p. NJ, Church of the Holy
Trinity 8 P. NJ
Christ Church-Divine service in the
above church to-day by the Rev W. Gra-
ham, rector. Morning services at IL,
evening service 7;30 Subject of evening
! Second Presbyterian Church Preaching
tbis morning at IL o'clock by Rev. d. Il.
Phillips.
Eln Street Church-Services at 1915
a. m. and 1870 p. m by the pastor, DR.. r.
A. Young. Sunday-school at $50 a. m.
Sunday-sch6ol singing exercises at $50
p. m. The pubhc'ere invited.
Church of the Acknowledging prayer
9 a. M; Litany, Sermon and Holy Com
munion, II a. L.; evening service, y p.
M.
st. Anne's Church, Edgeield-Services
morning and evening by Rsv. W. j. Ellis.
Central Baptist Church Services to-day
at a. NJ and y p. m, Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. W. G. Inpman. The Quar-
terly Communion Services at II M. Sab
bath-school at H., and singing exer-
cises by the children at q p. m.
Mulberry Street Church There will be
preaching at II a. m. and y o'clock p. m,
by Rev j. D. Kirkpatrick. The public are
invited. Singing exercises at 3! O'Clock
this afternoon.
Primitive Baptist Church-Dr. J. B.
Stephens will Preach at IL a. m. and y
p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Wardlaw will preach at the
First Presbyterian CHURCH at the usual
hour morning and evening.
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Fine silver Set,

We were shown yesterday at the store
of Messrs. A. G. Adams Il Co., the mag
nifcent silver tea set designed as special
premium at the ensuing Fall Fair. 1t con-
sists of six elegant pieces of silver service,
deliberately designed and beautifully carved
and finished. The following inscription
which labels the case containing them will
best explain their quality and objects:
ssThis tea set of six pieces is silver
plated on white metal of standard quality.
Value of fifty dollars. Premium given by
A. G. Adams, of Nashville, Tennessee, to
the lady taking the greatest number OF
premiums in the Textile Department of
the Tennessee Agricultural and Mechanl-
cal Association at the Fall Fair Of 1871. y
Here is a chance for competition for an
elegant and valuable premium by our in
genious and skilled ladies, and we have no
doubt but that the liberal offer will bring
forward large number of competitors.
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The following are the real estate trsnE-
fers acknowledged before the County Court
Clerk during the past week:
P. A. Cartwright to ]. W. Hill
and Addie q. Swami, u acres
in ID district. .......................S1, 200 90
w. T. i j. A. Woodland to II.
Cohen. lot on Line street ...... 666 Gi
r. B. Castleman and Jas. Woods,
Trustees to NJ. Mccormack,
lot in city............................ 5000 90
W. ]. Wilson to Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad, 100 acres In
subdivision of Lytle tract....... 5000 90
wife, lot in E wings addition. 1900 90
g. ]. Anderson to G. Smith, land
in Missouri. ............ -
W. @. Evans to j. w. Gamblll,
undivided interest in land IN
Carroll county. ..................... -
n. Baxter, Jr., c. 4 NJ TO ]. w.
Hill, lots in Woods addition $50 90
VIM Gamble to G. I. Randalls,
lot in Lewis plan............... 500 90
C. S. Rsndalls to VIM. Gamble,
lot in Shelby's addition. 270 co
w. H. ThaXton, executor, to
county........,.,,............ 2,4OO co
H. Harding, J. j. Cary and A.
Smith to Armistesd Nelson, lot
in Harding's addltion............ 175 90
II B. Wagner to Il. Head, 10
acres in Robertson county. 50 90
II. N. Smith and wife to e. G.
Scoyel, lot in McGavocks ad-
dition ................................. 1,4OO 90
r. K Kemper to l.. Mathews,
II acres in county................ 100 90
S. II. Manning to Spurlock q
Dougheny, distillery and fix
tures,...............s..- .............. S,UOO w
Adam Wolfe and wife to VIM.
Hunter, lots in H umphrey,
Houston and Martin S addition 600 90
WI. Murphey and wife to Rebec-
ca Bostick, 1t at Beersheba
Springs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,oOO 90
S. Z. Jones to G. L. NJ Jones,
one lot in Maury Il Claiborne's
Addition. .......:.................... $50 co
W. S Foster to A. Haley, interest
in land in 2Oth DISTRICT. $50 90
n. S. Haley and wife to w. s,
Foster, land in same............. $50 90
w. S. Foster to Sarah Z. Haley,
100 acres in the 18th District. $50 co
Il. s. Coggin to o. b. Anderson
and wife, partition of land in
goth District.
o. B. Anderson and wife to Il. @.
Coggin, partition of land in
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DIR. HarrisOn's Lecture.

We have the pleasure to announce that
DR.. Harrison has been prevailed upon by
the pastor and trustees of Elm street
Church to deliver his lecture on Woman,
in the Masonic Temple, on Wednesday
night, April 5. Those who heard it last
week in the Tulip Street Church, were de-
lighted with it, and an urgent desire has
been expressed by the citizens of Nash
Vile for its repetition. Those who like
dish composed of learning and wisdom,
bumor and wit-Attic salt In liberal pre-
portions-will get what they want for half
a dollar, with he additional satisfaction OF
knowing that the financial proceeds of the
lecture will all be devoted to the furnish
ing of Elm Street Church, the noble au-
dience room of which is nearly ready for
the dedication by Bishop Doggett, next
month.
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The following committees were ap-
pointed yesterday to make arrangements
for the German celebration, and are re-
quested to meet this morning at Turner
Hall, at 10 o'clock, to perfect the organi
cation of the Central Committee, and to
appoint the necessary subcommittee
Finance-Henry Metz, S. Rosenheim,
Charles Kircher, Gillian Frey, Philip
Fleishman.
Procession-P r. Albert, Theo. Knoch,
Ju'. Hoefer, Fred. Karsch. II. Buddeke, Jr.
Picnic-S. Landauer, Joseph Blonde, A.
H. Gunthrath.
Balloons Pfeifer, L. Bernheim, F.
Klootz, Louis Mocker, Adolf Nelson.
Invitation and Speakers-John Ruhm,
Paul Hoffman, G. @. Giers. "
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Not Vet selected.

The officers of the Edgeield and Ken
lucky and the Tennessee and Pacific rail-
roads have not yet been elected by the
newly chosen Boards of Directors OF the
roads. The Directors of the Edgetield and
Kentucky road we're to have had meet
ing Yesterday for this purpose, but it was
nostponed. Both Boards will doubtless
elect during the ensuing week.
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Letter Carriers Report.
UnCaIIed for DisDaICheS,

Dispatches remaining at the Western
Union Office, Saturday night: G. w.
Crouch, Dickey & Smith, Mrs. Goostree,
j. d. Nancy, Thos. Parkes g. Co., NJ. N.
Parmele, Spire & Duff, ]. c. Warner, Geo.
II. Ames and Capt Geo. W. Hammer.
Office hours, Sunday, . to 10 A. Nj. and
, to Bpm
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Return os Thanks.

The ladies having in charge the Orphans
Fair, to take place in this city on the 10th
inst, desire through this medium to re-
turn thanks to the Managers of the Irish
Citizens Ball, given at ConcoIdia Hall on
the night of st. Patrick's Day, for The pro-
ceeds of the same, which they SO gener-
ously donated for the commendable assist
ance of those who hold such predominant
claims npon our philanthropy.
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SONS of Temperance

At the regular meeting of Tennessee
Division, No. 80, Sons of Temperance,
held at their hall, Union street, last night,
the following officers we're elected for the
ensuing quarter:
L. G. Halle, W. P.
L. S. Hestop, w. A.
w. K Miller, r S.
Henry Kelly, A. r. S.
John N. Todd, F. S.
w. A. Wherry, Treas.
VIM. Hearn, Jr., Cond.
n. G. Harris, AS. Cond.
K. R. Plummer, ms. S.
Il. K. Anderson, o. S.
Geo. S. Blackie, Chap.
Paul F. Wagner, P. w. P.
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IGs.-Were stiff to-day at 12c.


sUoAR-New Orleans 9d912c; Demersra
1870; Standard hsrds I4ic; New Or
leans clarified, white, lac; do. yellow 13c; A
coffee 1870; B do. 13c; @ do. 1890. Re-
fined sugars are little sitter.
MolAssEs AID SIBUPs New Orleans
stiff at 65G70o; sirups steady a. 65@90c;
golden sirup 75c,
CoFFER-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 17@20c; Laguayra 21C; Java 27c.
RIcx-Stiff at 9491hc.
SALT-A little weaker We quote Liver
pool sack So; seven bushsl barrels By the
carload, BIS; five and half dc. go.
TxAs--ImpeIlalI 1. zO@ l. IS; Young Tyson
$1.4O@1.75i Black $IG1.25; Gunpowder
$I.25Rl.75.
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Workmen were engaged yesterday in
making the necessary repairs to the Sus-
pension Bride. Upon examination it
was discovered that fourteen of the iron
rods had been broken. They are to be re-
placed with rods made out of Tennessee
iron, which are warranted not to break,
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye HGrmless-Eslis-
ble-Instsntaneous-No dtsappointnent-No n
dieulous tints-sDoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD mon AEx
HTTAL1o Poison TO INJURE THE HAZE on SzgTHH.7
hvigorstes the Hair and leaves soft and besuti-
full; black or brown. Sold By ali druggists ana
dealers. Applied ss the Factory, I6 Bond strsst,
New York ssp77-Iy
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Country merchants, teachers, parents and
pupils VIII find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
o. Collier & Co.'S, A Union street., Nash
lille Tevnn. "
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London adyices Of yesterday quote 5-20s
of '62 at 92I; '65s at 9244; SIS at 9144, and
10-40s at 894.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at Cog for the old and 664 for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought by
the dealers at 73c and sold by them at 75c
in the dollar.
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MARKETS BY TELEG RAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April l, 1870 P. M.-Consols
923@928. Bonds steady; 1862, 92{; old
SOS, 9O4; do. '67s, 91t; lO-4Os, 894.
LIVERPOOL, April l, 2:3O P. Motion
easier; middling uplands 78974d; middling
Orleans 75@73d; sales 10, 600 bales; 1000
for speculation and export.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The dry goods
business has been less active and the mar
ket somewhat unsettled. There is some
dissatisfaction among the leading jobbers
about the policy of some priLt agents in
permitting Western jobbers in Chicago and
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MANS Moral Nature, as proving the di-
vine existence, attributes, etc, and i'm
mortality, " in Masonic Hall, at to-day,
by Prof o. s. Fowler. Free.
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Manlcve & Richards have Just received
large stock of Carpetings, Mattings, Oil
Cloths and Curtain Goods, and are offering
them very low, at No. 60 College street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROVInEHnR

Never helps those who neglect to help Themselves.
Use the means for protecting your health and for
tify yourself against the attacks Of disease, ana
Providence viii do more for you than ever You
dreamed Of. Acourse Ct MIsHLERs HERB BIT
TERs viii insure good and permanent health 70
any man, woman or child apr2 deodIvkvik
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Striped and plaid grenadines, iron frame
grenadines, at G. Rice 4 Cos. 1t
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Nashville Produce HarAes.

PEANUTS. - Market quiet. We quote
buying at S1.5O 3 bushel.
DRIED FRUIT.-MaTket dull. We quote
as follows: Apples 4c; quarter peaches 74c;
half do 10c.
PorAToEs-Sweet meet with ready sale
at 1893. so = Dbl. There is a good
supply of Irish potatoes on the market.
We quote for Northern as follows: Ne
shanocks, 2 Dbl, SIS; Peach Blow, $475;
Russets, S4.75; Early Rose, IS; London
Lady, $4.75; Buck Eyes, $4.75; Pink
Eyes, So; Early Goodrich, So.
FEATHF Rs-Sales at goose, from prime
to choice.
EGGs.-Were stiff to-day at I2c.
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LUMBER
FLOORING.

Sash, Doors and Blinds, at the lowest markss
rates. Yard and ONCE corner Broad and High
Terms strictly Cash.
till May II, II RICHD B. WRIGHT.
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CITY NOTICES.

We ask everybody to examine our i'm
mense stock of Spring Dress Goods at
twenty-five cents.
apr2 81 THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY.
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Robt. Younger's Sparkling Ale, the best
Hams, Dried Beef and Beef Tongues in the
market. P. L. NIcHoL,
st. Cloud Select Grocery,
april ct North Summer street.
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MARRIED

WILL iMS-BUTLER-On Thursday, the 30th
ult. in Edgedeld, Tenn, by the Rev. ". A. Nelson
j. T. WILLIAMS TO LAURA ii. BUTLER. No csrds.
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLoUR-Market dull. We quots as fol-
lows: Superfine $5.25; extra 1915: Xxx
Sc so; family S7@8, according to quality;
fancy 50.
WHEAT-We heard Of the receipts and
sales of eco bushels to-day at $1.30 per
bushel.
Corn MEAL-We quote loose unbolted
Csc; bolted 75c 2 bushel; kiln dried So. %
. barrel.
OATs-We quote from first hands a. 500
SOC for common; sacked ard in depot 75c.
Seed oats are higher, and in shipping OF
der we quote at 10000.
OFFAL-Bran is firm at ST. loose from
stor and $40 sacked in new burlaps.
SHIPsTUFF-Ne quote at $50 q ton loose.
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More Ice and Better Ice,

D. B. Hicks has received his first ship
ment of fine Lake Ice, from Fond Du Lac,
Wis. He intends to keep Nashville cool
this year. mar23 If
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See advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by ell. rnay5 d&w1y
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Ale, Hams. Dried Bees.'Etc.

Cases of the best quality striped and
figured percales, at 20 cents per yard, at
G. Rice i Co.'S. 1t
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You can't eat enough in a week to last
a whole year, and you can't advertise on
that plan, either.
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very fine assortment of ladies', misses
and children's shoes daily arriving, at pop
ular prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, "a
North College street. JOHN HoLoHAN.
mar19 If
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Go early in the week, and see the splen-
did line Of lace goods, embroideries, lace
points, sash ribbons, etc., at r. L. Kirk
patrick q Co.'S. MARIO If
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

reuuessce and Pacific RaiirOao'
Two Daily Trains SUNDAY e1cepted).
No. Leaves Nashville at. 6:zO A. NJ
Arrives at Lebanon at e:1b A. N.
Leaves Lebanon at 80 100 P. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at 7:l5 P. NJ
No 2 Leaves Lebanon at....-7:OO Al
Arrives at Nashville at 9:l5 A. n.
Leaves Nashville at....4:O0 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:15 P. NJ
Nashville and Decatur HalIE .
GOING eOUTH-Nsshville and Decatur trains
l.Sve station on South Cherry street Ut % 4 b.
.Eni .O0 p u. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation - 80 r. II (goes to OoiumoAt
Teains arrive st 4 80 A. n. and ESQ P. r. Aooom-
a @oo1iOy n e. and Meanwhile Railroad.
leave Station on North College street, 81 e;lo
A a. snd 8 80 P. n. ,,l,
There is a passenger coach attached to freight
train leaving Nashville every DAY az STU ?. IA
The $50 P. NJ. train does not op at any pom,
between Nashville and 6Allatin, except Edgeheld
junction, and does not run on SUNDAY:
LOulsVfIle and Cincinnati snort Line
Railroad
~.1a 7.1s A NJ and 400 lie P. n.
SSaIiatin Accomm Odatien, Daily.
Lssves Nashville. ...'''..'a'tgE L n
The 2:lo p. n. train stops at all stations between
Nashville and GsIlstin except Rockland and
PeytonA
Trains on the Edgeheld and Kentucky Railroad
viii run as follows:
Express leaves Nsshyille.............,. 2:l5 p NJ
Mall arrives s:I5 p M
Express srrives s:3o A. n.
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train lesvee.9 80 A. n. and 6:4o ?. n
arrives 2:05sP. a. and SAB A n
Memphis train leaves. a 90 A. n. and 500 p. H.
{" arrives. g: 30 A. Il. and 600 P. r.
II Iouis train leaves. "A 90 A. n
Z" ARR res, ..9: 80 A. NJ. and 6:OO P. n
shelbyYine train leaves-:3:S 80 P. n.
" arrives. g 40 A N.
The $50 A Il, 1890 II. and 80 P. NJ trains 90
not run on sundays
The 400 A. NJ and c AS P. n. trains run daily.
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We learn from John S. Bransford, Gen
eral Agent, Louisville ard Nashville rail-
road, that the c"tton shipments over the
Louisville and Nashville railroad during
March, 1871, were. $50 bales
Shipments for March, 1870......4,54 "
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The largest assortment of white goods,
embroidery, hosiery and gloves in the city,
at G. Rice & Cos. 1t
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GoTE-The Barometer Ia corrected for teTunsr--
tuIe, elevation above level Of the ses, and iusfru
mentAl error. THOMAS L WATSON.
q. G. Observer
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FIR linen sbeetings, extra heavy cotton
sheetings, linen towels, etc, etc, call at
the Orleans Store, Is Public Square, o.
will Bros, maf2G II
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An immense stock of bleached domestios
in all the leading brands, at low figures, at
the Orleans Store, Is Public Square, Oh
will Bros MARIO If
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Irish linens, table linens, striped linens,
and all makes Ct bleached muslin, in large
quantities, at G. Rice & Cos. 1t
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Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Cravats, Bows,
Collars, etc, at Vain, Walker & Co. S, No.
3 Cherry street. april ct
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Fans! Fans! Fans /!

The prettiest and cheapest in the city, at
G. Rice 4 Co.'S. It
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INFANrL-The most irritable and restless OF
these tender little household buds, are charmed
as it were into quiet and sweet repose, by using
Mrs. Whiteombs Syrup. spri dlwkwit
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Just from Japan,

A frst-class Drug business for sale. Ap-
ply at this office. apr If
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For a general assortment of dry goods,
cheep, cheap, cheap, call at the Orleans
Store, 10 Public Square, Olwill Bros.
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Boots and shoes.

No old stock. Everything new. Call
and see what we have.
PERKINS & BENSON,
mar31 If No. s, st. Cloud Block.
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Another case of those wonderful dollar
skirts Just opened. Come and see.
april st THOMPSON Bros. 4 KELLY.
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Dealers and saloon Keepers,

The incest summer shawls, the latest
style shswls, the cheapest shawls in the
city, at G. Rice & Cos. 1t
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sT, CHARLEs HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and Iodg-
ng, per day, 81, nov1 d&wt
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From Japan.


Elegant new Japanese Silks just opened
at Northmans' Dry Goods House, 20 Public
Square. mrh14 eodtf
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Tremendous fall in the pfice of Cofees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime i Birminghan's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If