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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06

We again refer to the performance of
the ''Owls" at Masonic Hall tonight.
They have had several grand rehealsals
lately, and we are assured that they will
give one of the most entertaining perform
ances we have had for a long time.
The Owls are composed of the
finest amateur musical talent of the
city, whether vocal or instrumental. The
sale of tickets for reserved seats has thus
far been almost unprecedented, and we
would advise all who wish an evening of
genuine enjoyment TO get their tickets this
morning. Price of tickets so cents; for
sale at Dorman's Music Store. Vogt's cor
net band have generously volunteered
their services on this occasion.
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THE PEACE JUBILEE.
A Programme Adopted.


At meeting of the Central Committee
of our German citizens who have in charge
the arrangements for the peace jubilee,
the Committee on Procession reported tbs
following gentlemen as Marshals and Aids,
to-wit:
C. G. Giers, Grand Marshal Fred
Karsch, ]. H. Ruddeke, Jr., Aids. Adolf
Nelson, Paul Hoffman, David Kuhn, S.
Roseuheim, jacob Schmitt, Adam Coe,
Assistant Marshals.
p. r. Albert, Theo. Knoch, Albert
Bethue, Chr. yaupel, ]. q. Buddeke, Jr.,
Julius Hoefer, a. Fritz, @. G. Giers, S.
Landauer and A. Nelson were appointed
the Committee on Decorations. Jacob
Kuhn, Alfred Adams and John Haury were
appointed the Uhlan Committee; and n.
Gussmsn and G. Ossman standard-bear-
ers.
The Committee on Balls reported ar
ra7gements progressing rapidly. The
Concordia and Turner Halls have already
been secured for the balls. The Picnic
Committee also reported progress, stating
that the proper arrangements had been
made, and that the ceremonies would be
held in the Hall of Representatives.
LINE OF MARCH.
The Procession Committee reported the
following line of march: After the process
sion is formed and has marched around the
Square, t will move to College, from Col
lege to Cedar, through Cedar to Cherry,
south on Cherry to Church, through
Church to High, south on high to Broad,
through Broad to Summer, south on Sum-
mer to Ash, through Ash to Market, north
on Market to jefferson, through Jefferson
to Summer, north on Summer to the Hor-
ticultural Garden, where the procession
will be dismissed.
ORATORS OF THE DAY.
The Committee on Invitation and Spesk.
ers reported the following orators of the
day: Charles Nelson, Esq, President Of
the day; J. B. Jeup. Esq, of Lawrence.
burg; John Ruhm, Esq, Dr. George S
Blackie, D. w. Peabody, Esq, and Hon
Henry S. Foote. Special invitations were
extended to Gov. Senter, Hon. j. O.
Brown. Hon. ]. K. Morris and the mem.
bers Of the City Council.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
1t was resolved to hold Divine services
on Sunday night at one of the halls of the
city, TO offer thanks for the restoration o.
peace in Fatherland. Ministers of every
denomination are invited to participate il
the services.
A resolution was adopted requesting
Capt Thatcher to furnish two OF his wag
ons for the procession.
Adjourned to Thursday night at sever
o'clock, at the same place.
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Louisville LiYe stock Market.

Louisville LiTe stock Market
MONDAY EVENING, April 3, 1871.
CkTTLE-There were 213 head placed on
the market at an early hour. The market
opened and continued active up to the
close. There were rumOrs early IN the
day that the receipts would be in excess Of
the demand, but those parties were soon
disappointed by the receipts, and now at
the close of the market there are but few
remaining unsold There were but few
extra on sale; most of the offerings were
rough oxen, cows and thin steers. The
attendance of buyers was large. There
were but few sold for shipment East. The
markets are slow at that point, so that
shi lpers are almost entirely ruled out of
the trade. At this point most OF the sales
were to home consumers. We quote for
best grades of butcher stuff, such as fat,
smooth COWS, heifers and steers, weighing
from 1000 to 1,500 TBS, at Sc 50@6. 40;
oxen that are fat sell at So. 5000; rough
half fat, 81. 5O@5; common, 50 50@4; for
light stuff, tailings, ETC., 81 1908 per 100
lbs gross. Cows: Fresh mixers sell as
to quality at from S35@75.
SHEEP-The market may be regarded as
active; for heavy, weighing from 120 to
100 pounds. sell at S6@6.25 second quail
ity at 81. 1906. so per 100 lbs, gross; mixed
lots sell at $2.75@3 80 per head.
HoGs-The receipts are heavy for the
season; most of the arrivals are thin, half.
fat, only fit for shipping purposes. This
chass sell at So 509G.25; heavy corn-fed,
weighing go to 300 TBS, fit for butchers
use, sell at S7@7 80; medium at $500
6 rs per 100 TBS, gross.
MULEs-There are but few being shipped
South at this time; market reported dull
at that point, and but little doing.
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Anles, MenaKeric.

By reference to the new advertisements
it Will be seen that large number of ami
mails and birds, presenting a varied col
lection of specimens of natural history, are
on exhibition at Col. Ames Menagerie on
Cedar street, among others a young camel,
born Tuesday. The animals here ex.
bibited afford very convenient oppor-
tunity for the study of natural history, and
one that is not often presented at such q
moderate charge, twenty-five and fifteen
cents. The grizzly bear alone Is well
worth the price of admission.
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THE COTTON MARKETS,


Montgomery, Ala, April 8.
Our cotton market is dull to-day, low
middlings 13c.
Selma, Ala, April 3.
There we're sales to-day to the amount OF
80 bales, Low middling 13c; strict good
ordinary l24c; good ordinary l14ci ordi-
nary 9@IOc; clean stained 9@10tc. The
demand was light; sales were all OF poor
cotton.
Augusta, Ga, April 3.
With moderate demand during the fore
noon. our market ruled on the basis Of
13kc for full style Liverpool, and 1876 for
New York middling, and closed quiet at
the same figures. Sales sos bales; receipts
513 bales.
Wilmington, ". e., April 3.
Cotton weak; middliDgs lac; net re-
GENTS 20 bales; exports cOastwise AZ bales;
sales III bales; stock 2, 1888 bales.
baltimore, April 3
Cotton quiet and steady. Middlings II !
O142c; net receipts so bales; gross receipts
1877 bales; exports to Great Britain -
bales; to the continent -; ooastwise -
bales; sales 495 bales; stock 1880 baIss.
Norfolk, April 3.
Cotton dull; low mlddllngS l3c; net re-
ceipts 2, 155 bales; exportsto Great Britain
1.612 bales; coastwise l, 656 bales; sales 90
bales; stock 4, 712 bales.
Boston, April
Cotton quiet; middlings 15sc; net re-
ceipts = bales; gross receipts 565 bales;
exports to Great Britain -; sales 200 bales;
stock $4,000 bales.
Columbus, Ga, April 3.
Market dull: little doing. Sales 81 bales
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Personal.

DR.. Edwards, of Union City, called on
us yesterday, on his return from the Med
icai Convention at Pulaski. He gives us
fiattering account # the growth and
prosperity of Union City.
Col Il t. Wilson, of New York, the
President of the East Tennessee, Georgia
and Virginia Rsilroad, and also the head
of the we'll known Southern banking house
on Broad street, New Yo,k, conducted uu-
der the name of Il. T. Wilson d Co., is in
the city.
Hon. Charles Ready of MurfreesbOro,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Phillips of Wilson county, came
down on the train yesterday.
Among the distinguished strangers in
the city yesterday, was Gen. B. J. Hill, Of
McMinnville.
Col John Il. Savage has been in the city
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Large Sale.

The Gale of property il BoydS Addition,
West Nashville, came off yesterday. The
sale was one of the best attended as re-
parded actual bidders and buyers, that has
been had during the season. Messrs.
Newsom and Horton, under whose super.
vision the sales took place, had the
same properly announced and advertised
through the UNION AND AMERICAN before.
h.,d. and all the advantages of the loca.
ton, etc, set forth. As is always the case
with such judicious advertising large
crowds gathered. The bidding was quite
spirited and animated, about s., 900 worth
Of lots having been sold, in the main, fol
fair prices.
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+, BEEF ToNaUEs-Extra s. @. beef tongues
&c so 3 doZ. 10 - Tl1 sS1 - -
MISS BEEF = Barrels $1Si half barrels
$3.50. t -
LARD Hart & Hensley's pastry, in
tierces, 13c; half barrels 133c; kegs, 14sc;
buckets l6c. b1s ,TseaGslH 3zsts,m7o
Nashville Flour s1ka Gyutss sds-rks'.
FLoUR-Market dull. We quote as fol-
lows: Superfne 1925; extra 1915; Xxx
$3.50; family sos, according to quality;
fancy Every scarce) SO.
WHEAT-We heard of the sale of 700
bushels from store to-day at $1.25, dam
aged.
Corn MEAL-We quote loose unbolted
65c; bolted 75cper bushek kiln dried 1925
per barrel E
OoRN--Shipments to-day of ], 800 bushels
at Sc and &c, sacked and delivered In
depot. .I.
OATs.-We quote from first hands at so
@55c for common; sacked and in depot
75c. Seed oats are higher, and in ship
ping order we quote at 10000. ~.
OFFAL-Bran is steady at ST. per ton
loose, and $50 sacked in new burlaps.
SHIPsTUFF-Is taken by djstillers as fast
as manufactured at $50 per ton loose.
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Rev. DIR. Harrison,s Lecture

By request of hundreds of our citizens
Rev. Dr.. Harrison repeated his lecture on
ssWomsn" at Masonic Hall last night
There was perfect jam, the Hall being
filed to its utmost capacity. The proceeds
of the lecture will be given to the improve
ment of the Elm Street Church. The au-
dience was one of the largest and most re-
fioed ever gathered at Masonic Hal.
OF the lecture we have heretofore spoken.
1t wss able, instructive, eloquent and en-
pertaining throughout, and most happily
delivered, and listened to without sign
of WEAKNESS by the large audience from
the commencement to the close,
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Arrests by the Police.

A negro named Charles Cook was ar
rested Yesterday for the larceny of a pair
of boots and was committed TO await trial
this morning
Dick Hadley, another negro, was ar
rested for throwing rock at a negro hack
man, and will appear to-day before the
RaCordar
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Meeting of Irish Citizens.

We are requested to give notice that
there will oe meeting of the Irish citi,
zens at the rooms of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, Union and Ameri-
can Block, this evening at haf-past
o'clock
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Death ola Cadet.

Orderly Sergeant G. @. McMorris, of
the University Of Nashville, died yesterday
of pneumonia, from which he has been
suffering for some little time, He was
from the Southern part of the Safe Of
Mississippi and was greatly esteemed by
his comrades and friends. His funeral
will take place to-day. This, we believe,
is the first death that has occurred at the
University during the season.
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London sdvices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of '62 at 92s; Sos at 9ls; CTS at 9l44, and
lO-4Os at S94.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at SCI for the old and 665 for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet at
73c buying and 75c selling.
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SoIe of FIne CattIe

That prince of farmers, Benjamin Har-
Ian, of Msury county, recently sold two
fatted bullocks, weighing 400 pounds,
for $500, to firm in Savannah, Ga; and
on last Monday he sold % others, of var
ious sizes and ages, at 6 cents gross per
mound
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Country merchants, teachsrs parentssnd
pupils viii find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at ".
O. Collier & Cos, A Union street, Nash
lie Tevnn, IL
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PRAYER Meeting.

There will be prayer meeting, and sing
ing class organized tonight at the Ash
street Christian Church, South Nashville.
The members should all be present.
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New NIillInerY store.

Misses NJ. Burke & NJ. Currin respect
fully invite the ladies of Nashville at
tend their first opening OF choice Millinery
and Fancy Goods, on Wednesday, April o,
1O2 Church street, the store formerly oc-
cupied by Fletcher & Crockett. apr4 1t
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THERE Is NO NECESSITY

For poor bread, rolls, biscuits, or pastry, when
housekeepers use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ths
perfect purity Of the articles entering into It's
composition insure The same results each time,
which deletsrions Basin Powders cannot. We
challenge comparison with any least Powder IN
market, knowing full we'll that no other similar
article is put up with the care aud precision
as ours. We give good weight, aud guarantees
quality and quantity "a represented. For sale At
retail by Grocers in quantities to sui.
apr4 deod1vkv1t
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CBy Telegraph

CAIBo, April 5. - Tyrone, Nashville
packet, l P. River fol- foot. Weather
clear. Mercury 7Sc.
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have dared to ship ice here in opposi-
ton to the Louisville monopoly, that has
been complained of so much, and if the
citizens of Nashville will sustain me, ice
shall be cheap as long as they support me.
apr5tf d. B. HICKS.
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SHndries.

SrEDs-We quote IS follows: Glover S.
@S5O; timothy $6.5O@6. IS; orchard grass
So. 5O@3; blue grass $l.75; herds grass
81. 1902: Missouri millet 81; top onion
sets SO. 5O@4 per bushel.
CoTroN YARNs-Have declined as fol-
lows; Toe, l2c, lac and Ice for 200, 600,
500 and 400.
LAND PLAsTR-We quote at 2O.0O ton
III bags.
IRoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6tcP n; Kentucky, do, &c .
n: Tennessee band 7@8e; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads Skc; fire box 94c; sheet (commOn)
54@6c; do, (Kentucky) 64@7c; do, Glen
nessee) 74@84c.
WRAPPING PAPEE-We quote as follows:
Small SOC; medium 75c; double crown 81.
Nashville Live stock Market.
CATTLE We quote as follows: extra
choice 5G5Ic; butcher stuff 4@5c; scala
wags 3@4c. Supply barely sufficient for
home demand.
HoGs-We quote as follows: 800 h
averages 6tc; ordinary 5@6c; shoats u
as.
SHEEP-Ordinary commands S2@3 per
head, extra choice S5@5 80 per head.
Lambs in demand and bought at 50 per
head.
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Tremendous fall in the price of Ooffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-RetA-
ble-InstantAneous-No dissppOintneut-ao ri
diculous tfnts-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOE AFT
VrrALIo PorsoN TO MJURE THE HAIE Oh 8XsTEM-"
InviRorstes the HAIR and leaves II soft and besuti
full black or brown. Sold BY all druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, Is Bead street,
New York. sepH-iy
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LONDON, April 5, $40 P. M.-Oonsols
924 for money, 925 for account. Coupons
1925, 92s; old Sos, 92s; do '67s, 9lsi
1O-4Os, S94.
FRANKFORT, April 5.-Coupons-1862s,
963c.
LIVERPOOL, April 5, 4:30 P. M-Oottor
dull and unchanged; middling uplands 7s@
I'D; middling Orleans 7s@7ad; sales Il, OO(
bales; 1900 for speculation and export
Breadstuffs unchanged.
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Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 30 cts. Boarding and lodg-
No, per day, 81. nov1 d&wtf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Two Daily Trains SUNDAY excepted).
No Leaves Nashville at. 40 M.
Arrives at Lebanon st e:l6 A. NJ.
Leaves Lebanon at 400 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville ct 7:i5P.
No, Leaves Lebanon at......7:0O A. n,
Arrives at Nashville at 9:i5 A N.
Leaves Nashville at 400 Pm.
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:i5 p. N.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
GOING sOUTH-Eaahvile and Dec1tuR trains
I-Sye station on South Cherry street Of % A. n.
md 90 p. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation q 80 p. NJ, (goes 10 oolrrbiSl
Trains arrive Of 4 80 A u. and $3.50 ?. n. Accom-
sodntioR ct e:Se =. <.
louisville and Nashville Railroad
Leave Station on North College street, st g. 10
Tbereis a passenger coach attached to freight
train leaving Nashville every day ct 4:1O P. N.
between Nashville and GaIlstin, except Edgeheld
Junction, and does not run on Sunday.
I,ouIsvtIIe and Cincinnati short Line
Am 7as 4 N and 400 u1O P. n.
GaIIatin AccOmEn OdaIiOn, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. 10 r. NJ
Arrives st Ganatin % ;oo 7. n.
Nashville and GsllAtin except RocklAnd and
EdxefIeId AID kentucky X. H.
Trains on the Kdgeneld and Kentucky Railroad
will run follows:
Mall leaves sshville................... 80 N.
Express leaves Nashville-..-....''--." p M
Mail arrives 9:l5 P. NJ
Express arrives 9:3o n.
~. Louie, memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leayes.s 80 A. NJ. and 6:4o P NJ
arrives 2:O5iP. q. and as A. N.
Memphis train leaves. 100 A. NJ and seq ?. N.
{" arrives. g 80 A. n. and 500 P. n.
~ Louis train leaves 400 A n.
" arr yes 80 80 a NJ. and 500 p. N.
shelbyv1Ile train leaves.S:S0 P. N
{" arrives. 40 A N.
The $50 An, 1850 u. and go P. n. trains DO
not run on sundays.
The 400 A n. and as P. n. trains run DAILY.
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Bee advertisement OF DE-. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Milion-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column II
should be read by all mayo d&w1y
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Dealers and saloon Keepers,

DehTers ana Shf0On heePefsB
Please take notice that Chas- Nelson, Is
and 20 South Market street, is Agent for
Jos. W. Wsyne's celebrated Beer Coolers,
and Jno. Kaufman & Co.'s Cincinnati
Lager Beer. mar3O Nv
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Elder Z. G Sewell will preach at the
Odd Fellows Hall, Edgefeld, at half past
seven O'Clock this evening. The public
orc invifxd
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An immense stock of bleached domestics
in all the leading brands, at low figures, at
the Orleans Store, Is Public Square, Oh
will Bros. mar26 II
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Nashville Grocery uarkets.


SUGAR-New Orleans 9@12c; Demerara
12ac; Standard hards 1444c; New Orleans
clarified, white, lac; do yellow 13c; A coffee
134c; B,do 13c; @ do 1890. Refined
sugars are little sitter.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-New Orleans stiff
at 65@7Oc; sirups steady at 65@9Oc; gold
en- strip 75c. -s.4 l-.- -..
CoFFEE-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 17@19ac; Laguayra 21c; Java 27c'
RIoE-Stiff at 94@10c.
SALT-A little .7eaker. We quote Liver
pool sack S.; seven bushel barrels, by the
car load, s.. 15; five and half do 81 so.
TEAs-Imperial 81. 2O@1.75; Young Hy-
son 81 4O@1.75; Black $1@I.25; Gun
powder 81. 25@1.75. -
F1sH-Mackerel---Nos. 2 and 3, 1900 and
400 y barrel; in kits, Nos. l, 2 and 8
800, 200 snd LIS. Sardines 2I-00 2
case.
Factory is held st 16!c.
NAus-We quote al 4.75 for 10d's
snd 25c additional for diminishing grades,
with an advancing tendency.
OAsDI.Es-Stsr, light weight, 12@13c-
PowDEB-We quote as follows: Dupont
1915; Hazard's $5.75; blasting $40;
fuse, per 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1878.
sHoT-Patent $50; buck 2.75.
LG9UcEs--We qrote common rectihed
whisky y gallon, 81; Robertson County
SL7593; Bourbon Sf.25@4 50; Lincoln
Comfy $I.75G2.25; Highwines 81.
BAadINe-Hemp 25@2Sc; fax 300.
CorToS TEs-We quote at $3.50.
BBooMs-We quote at 2.25@3-5O = doz
EUNDBIEs-Blacking, y dOz, 40@75c
Wsshboards S2.T5 . doz; BuokeTa, !
doz., $25O. Tube $450 y nsst; No
tubs SO per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No do IS. Starch 63c. Candy
ASSORTED gtick $50 p pound; fancy
assorted zoo = pound snUG S7.T5 ? bon
for CARROTS packed. Matches IS pei
case. Pepper 22tc. Spice 15c- Ginger
Isc. Oysters 1926 case for one pound
cans; S5.25 = Cass for two pound cans
Canned peaches, two pound cans, $2.7i
. doz. Soda Go.
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Temperance Meeting.

A meeting of the friends of temperance
will be beld at Sawrie's Chapel, North
Nashville, on Friday right. An address
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. A. j. Baird.
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Boots ana shoes.

A very fine assortment of ladies', misses
and chiidren'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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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

ISPANrs.-The most irritable and restless Of
these tender little household buds, charmed
a. it were into quiet and sweet repose, by using
Mrs. XhitcOmbs Syrup. april dlMkHlt
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Manlove & Richards have just received
large stock of Carpetings, Mattings, Oil
Cloths and Curtain Goods, and are offering
them very low, at No, 81 College street.
Rnr2 1W
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CITY NOTICES.


FAMILIES living in Edgeheld will find
everything they want in the way of sup
plies at ]. Il. Dodd Co.'S. spr6-eodlw
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For pure article of Irish linen "cheap,"
call at the Orleans Store and Irish Linen
Warehouse, Is Public Square, Olwill
Bros. mAr25 If
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French PongeeS,
Dress Goods at twenty-five Cents

An assortment of these very fashionable
and beautiful goods. Ecru shades:
apr4 st THOMPSON Bios. d KELLY.
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For linen sheetings, extra heavy cotton
sheetings, linen towels, ETC., ETC., call at
the Orleans Store, 10 Public Square, Oh
will Bros. mar26 u
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W ". BERRY, OHAS Z. HILCMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. GARTER
HNRANSACTs GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
NESS and deals in United States Bonds and
Gold EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Wv. BERRY, President.
mo KIRKMAN, Vice President. Gepl-ly
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Low PRICE = .

Fifty pieces of those elegant new style Silks,
Just received warranted pure SILK Price Sl.5O per
yard Shawls of all descriptions; Csssimeres in
endless variety; Psrasols of all styles. in large
Quantities; Dress goods Of all descriptions. All
styles of goods and full assortment always on
hand, at prices low enough to assure sales.
The drawing Of our FINE PIANO will come of
the latter part Of this month
Call and purchase as we are selling goods Of all
descriptions cheaper than any other house in the
city, and at the same time you have a chance 30
get fine Piano, without going to the expense OF
buying one. Call soon and avail yourself Of thos c
extra Inducements q. HACE a tOS
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CITY NOTICES.
Wanted

A frst-class Drug business for sale. APP
ply at this Office. apr2 If