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DISSOLUTION.

HNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
j existing between Hurley & Bro. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and the business
viii hereafter be conducted at the old stand, B
and IS Broad street, under the firm style Of
Hurley and Son. Those indebted 70 the late firm
OF Hurley & Bro. viii please call and settle
promptly TO save costs, ss the Old business must
be closed up at once.
ianIO 81 HURLEY & son.
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LIQUOR MERCHANTS.
NOTICE.

IL. B. CHEATHAM HAVING DISPOSED
of ms interest in the firm Of Cheatl.am g
Woods, all parties indebted TO the hrm are
notified TO come forward and settle. All par
ties having claims against the firm are request
ed 70 present them for settlement.
RE-. WOODS.
The business viii be continued at the old stand
as usual, under the style Of
X. +. WOODS Il co.
janl 3m
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100000.

The SDeneeriaH Pens are manufactured of the
very best material By the most expert workmen
IN Europe and are famous for their elasticity
durability and evenness Of point.
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CLASS A,
TO BE DRAWN AT CONVICTION, KY,
On Saturday, Jan. so, 1875.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers
SCHEME:

APPROXIMATION RFlZeS.
Prizes OF $500, apprOximating TO
$4,000 Prize, are-.........-.......... 1900
Prizes Of Sl,625, apprOKimatlng 70 S30,-
O0J Prize, are....-...-.-.---.s...--.. $500
Prizes Of 81 900, appTOXimating TO sl0,-
900 Prize. arr. ............ :. -. 1000
5000 Prizes OF so are.................. 5000
$50 Prizes, amounting tO........-.......3lo,0Q
whole Tickets, $1,000; Halves, $500;
Quarters, $3.50.
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REMOVAL.

DR.TD. BRACKING HAS REMOVED
IL his Office 70 No. IS North Cherry street,
near the Maxwell House. Residence, $50
Church street. ONCE hours, TO SK A. n.
and II 70 2, and 70 Q P. N. The medical and
surgical diseases OF women a specially. OBJ
stetrical calls promptly attended 70.
fauE tines zur7
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PUBLIC NOTICE,
Office Equitable Fire Insurance


NASHVILLE, 9th January, 1875.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of this Company, for the election Of
Directors 20 serve for the ensuing year, will be
held on Monday, the 18th inst, between II A. n
and SPIN. VIM. A. WEBB. Secretary.
lang lot
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A FESTIVAL
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

EROM THIS DATE MY OFFICE WILL
IL be Southwest corner Church and Market
streets. instead Of az Mills a. heretofore.
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Saddles, Harness, Etc.
c. L. HOWERTON 4 CO., 50 Market st.
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PRIZES PAID IN Fl

Address or call on GEO. WEBSTER, NJ
Y Third street, between Main and
Market, Louisville, Ky.
faDlS vel fri sun tSw till ian2S
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Widow and Orphan Fund Life
Insurance Company.

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Manufacturers and Dealers IN Hair Work
J. P. GRANVILLE 4 CO., Is n. Cherry street.
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House and Sign PaiHteTs,
BEAsLEY 4 RUTH, 50 \. Cor. Public sqzArs.
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Manufacturers Of Looking Glasses, Hin-
doc COTRics and Frames.
FREEAAN s ORCHARD. Is North College St
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We make Fifteen Numbers Of Pens, differing
in heXibility and fneness OF point, adapted TO
every style OF writing; as follows:
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Lasu15er and Building Material.
NORTHERN 4 HOWELL, 1S4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
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Music and Musical Instruments.
|. A. MCCLURE a BKO., p North Cherryst.
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GRAND CONCERT AHEAD.
A Rare Amateur Entertainment at
the OPerA House.

In the advertising columns will be found
the full programme for the grand concert to
come or next Thursday evening at the
Opera House. II is worth referring to, to
see who will be the participants and in
what the entertainment will consist. The
voices are the favOriIes Of the city.
After the singing of some choice
selections an operate performance
will be given from II TrOvatore.
The opera Of TrOvatOre is founded
on the story Of 8 gypsy woman who vas
burned alive for beWitching the infant son
of Count di Luna. Her daughter, AZu-
Cena, steals the Counts son to burn him
with her mother. BY mistake she throws
her own child into the flames and raises
the Counts son as her own under the name
of Maurice. The reigning Count di Luna
and Maurice both love LeOnOra. She pre-
fers Maurice. The Count spreads the re-
port Of the death of Maurice and LeOnOra
determines to 90 into a convent. The Count
attempts to carry her of and Maurice pre-
vents il. The castle in which they take
shelter is taken by the Count and Maurice
is condemned to die. AZucena is appre-
hended and being recognized is to be burnt
alive. To save her lover, LeOnOra agrees
to marry tie Count, but to prevent that
takes poison. She flies to the prison to
liberate Maurice, who suspects her purpose
and rejects her offer. Il is too late and the
Count furious, orders Maurice to be exc
cuted and leads Azucena TO witness her
sons death, when she tells him it is his
own brother and the gipsey is avenged for
the murder of her mother. II is one Of the
most beautiful Of all the operas. The
scene is laid in Biscay and ArragOn.
The ladies committee in charge Of tickets
are Mrs. Van Lindsey, hrs John o. Ewing,
Mrs. G. W. Fall, Mrs. G. Cunningham,
Mrs. Henry Clark, Mrs. c. Hillman, Mrs.
G. Nancy, Mrs. J. Ellis, Mrs. NJ. Lewis,
Miss Anna Erwin.
Edgafeld-Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Bate, Mrs.
Greer, Mrs. W. Morrow.
The tickets will be for sale, also, at the
book and music stores, and reserved seats
| can be had at McClurs's. As the concert
will be one Of the finest ever given in
Nashville, and the object one in every way
50 worthy Of merit, It is hoped that the
| Opera House will be filed to its utmost ca
pacity. 1t will be for the benefit Of the
library,
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frank Carter, colOred, in jail on the
charge Of larceny, was released yesterday
BY the Criminal Court.
A negro woman by the name OF Matte
Donnelson vas sent to the County Work
house by the Criminal Court yesterday Tor
larceny.
Lizzie Smith, Harriet Debow and
Frances Weakley, all coiored, gave bond
before Justice Campbell, yesterday, to
Keen the peace toward each other for six
months.
William Wafer, arrested on a peace war
rant sworn out by MS wife, was before Jus
tees Cassety and Creighton yesterday lie
was required TO give bond in the sum OF
$3.50 to keep the peace towards his better
half for six months.
A Young ma1, was arrested yesterday at
the instance Of J. F. Cooke and taken be-
fore Justices Cassetty and Creighton, on
the charge Of obtaining board under false
pretenses. Upon paying his board bill and
the costs Of the suit, he was discharged.
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Insure IN the State Insurance Company.
The highest market price paid Tor snap
beans bv II. * T, ". Baker.
The ElmwOCd collar cannot be surpassed
for appearance and nice fit.
Residence, 225 South Cherry street, Tor
rent.
for sale.
creat work, Sexual Science
A good mich COW wanted by 4. Il. Red
Winstead, Shields & Co. offer bargains in
six planes, good as lew, one very hne
rosewood.
Stated meeting tomorrow evening, at 5
O'Clock. by Nashville Council No. /, X. *
;. Ms.
aSiguatioa in wLO!esl lie house wanted by
a fiTst-class porter.
Agents wanted at Battle House. I'm
mense profits guaranteed.
Bowls and pitchers cheap at the Dollar
4. EIce * Co. Offer tas.r summer goods,
ladies' suits, fans, Para5Cls, etc, at half
price.
See list Of new books received and for
sale by ". I. Berry * Co.
Attention. is directed 10 the advertise
meut on first page Of the Remington Sew
inc Machine, an agency for the sale Of
which has been established in this city at
80 North Summer street. The Remington
Is in every. respect 3 GTst-ciaSS machine,
warranted for five years, and sold on reason
able terms. We advise our readers, con-
formulating the purchase Of sewing ma
chine. to give il q trial.
H. Ryman, Chairman Street Commit
tee, advertises for one hundred thousand
bushels of screened gravel for use Of city.
Attention is directed to the advertise
rnput in another column Of McCO.micks
celebrated harvesting machinery. :. W.
Johnson. general agent for Middle len
f,essee. can be found A. % > Market ST.,
and Will take pleasure in explaining the
merits of the various machines 10 all who
will call on him.
Bass * Ewing are prepared TO take any
kind Of stock for pasLuraSe on reasonable
terms. Their facilities are unsurpassed.
Lovers of a good Article Of tea should
ratronize Mccormack. lie announces that
ne is selling his teas cheaper than any other
h,use in the city.
The attention of our readers is objected
10 the advertisement on this page OF John
Gilgan & Co, propTIetOrs OF The Southern
Palace. III and 113 Church street. This
enterprising firm seems determined to fur
nisb our people with goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the Eastern markets
and il should be seen that they are liberal
ly sustained in their worthy efforts.
A. Winter is Offering his entire stock o
dry goods at a great reduction. He IS sell
inc fine parssOls at 12Ic.; cotton hose a:
low as Sc. and upwards; bishop and vic
tOria lawns at half their value.
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The Young Mems Christian AssOcia'
tiOn-

A called meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last night
in the bas ement of the First Baptist
Church. As it was not intended for
business meeting the greater portion Of the
time was spent in listening to the reports
of the delegates to the international con-
vention al Richmond Virginia. Mr.. j. b.
O'Bryan and NJ. BlsntOn read interesting
and instructive reports, referring very feel
ingly to the object and aims of the asso-
citation. The most important work devised
and planed for special attention was chris
tian effort in the West and South, among
the Germans and railroad men, and lay
preaching under the direction OF the ma
tiOnal association,
The committee appointed to secure
rooms for regular meetings, and for reading
rooms. hope to make a selection this week.
The first regular meeting Of the ASsOcla-
ton will be held next Saturday night, at
the First Presbyterian Church, at which
time all young men, who may desire to be-
/ come members, are earnestly requested to
hand in their application through some
member.
One of the chief objects of the ASsocia-
ton is the moral, social, and mental eleva.
ton of the young men Of the city, as well
as their spiritual advaLc cement, and it IS
| gratifying to see so much interest and zeal
manifested in the movement.
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A DETERMINED WOSIAN's TRI-
HMpEF

DR.. Mary Putnam jacob has recently re-
ceived from Paris the bronze medal award
ed three years ago by the Academy Of Med
icine for her graduating thesis. This gives
her rank Of from fifth 70 eighth ini a class
of 500, for Of that number Of theses, four
were awarded gold and four bronze med
ais, and seven more received honorable
mention. It was she who knocked so
loudly at the doors OF the venerable
and conservative Academy as TO COM
pei the admission Of her sex, for the
first time, to a preliminary examination.
After six months Of hard work she obtain
ed the necessary permission, granted, ii
was said, in the hope and belief that she
would ultimately fail. The success Of her
thesis against those Of a host Of male COM
petitors is not pleasant to the Parisian
medical journals, which have recently been
complaining that the admission Of women
students at the Academy has lowered its
standards. Mrs. jacob is now labOring to
collect a fund for promoting the higher
medical education Of women.
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Tie RibIe in China.

For some time the "Woman's Bible Mis-
sion at Home and Abroad Of Nashville,
has, in addition to local work, been sup
porting several Bible Women in the labor
Of reading the Scriptures in their native
tongue to the people in China.
Mrs. Lambuth, the VIE of Rev. }. w.
Lambuth, missionary to China, has special
charge Of this work, and is now on visit
10 this city. She brought with her many
articles Of curious interest and pictures of
rare value, all illustrating the mechanics
and arts Of that wonderful people.
The lady managers Of the Mission will
give at the Exposition on next Tuesday
night a strawberry and ice-cream festival
for the benefit of this work.
Beside the usual refreshments, there will
be choice music and the exhibition OF the
novel specimens of Chinese workmanship
and art. 4 magic lantern will be used to
display the pictures.
Let this entertainment be patrOnlZed as
it justly deserves, and the ladies will have
abundant success.
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About 5 o'clock last night a negro man
named Joe Grub6s, entered the store Of Mr..
Hirscb, On North College street, and began
10 price and examine sundTy articles.
While thus engaged he picked up a summer
coat and concealed it under his jacket. He
then declined to purchase anything and
started to leave the store. Just before his
departure the proprietor discovered the piece
Of stolen goods and caught hold OF the
thief, wheTeupon the negro then dealt him
a stout blow. This attracted the attention
of a young LADY living in the store, and she
came up to where they were standing. The
negro then struck her and attemnted 10
nun, but was caught by Mr.. HiTsCh, who
was dragged out into the street during the
scutile. No doubt the dusky scOundrel
would have gotten away but for the timely
assistance Of Morgan Reddick, who came
ND. seized him and held him till officer Ii.
B. Mckinney arrived and marched him of
TO the WOrk-hOUse.
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HRraOnaI.

Capt. r ). Tuthill, formerly of this city,
has been appointed Assistant City Attor-
ney Of Chicago.
in. Rob6, of this city, is sick at Clarks-
vile.
John LOcken, prominent manufacturer
Of Philadelphia, is in the city.
II. Marks, a former Nashville boy, and
now a resident Of the Queen City, is here
on a visit circulating among his friends.
Quintard L. Jones, son Of DR.. w. p.
Jones, Of this county, has returned home
after a years absence in the Lone Stal
State. His many old friends will be glad
to see him back again.
At the Maxwell: Prof. Frank Schailer,
University Of the South; 7. Winship, Gov.
Jno. c. Brown, Pulaski; r. S. Thompson
Arkansas; L. B. Thorp, Y. Kraft, New
York; J. II. PAIL, Leon Levy, }. d. Ellis
Cincinnati; John Gardner, Louisville; Z,
A. Smith, Milwaukee; Col. w. Stilwell
Philadelphia; N. Fred Taylor, ST. Louis
D. Z. Shaw snd wife, Detroit.
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An Organ of Home Industry and
Home Products.

We have received the initial number OF
the Tracy city Miners and MaugGctlT-
erS Journal, to be published weekly by
the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Com
panv, Of which Col. a. 5. COlyar
is President. Its object is announced
to be mainly to "put before the
country the vast mineral wealth of Ten
nessee, and especially in coal and iron, aud
to encourage the people of the State in
manufacturing" IN which We wish the
projectors all possible success. a good
start has already been made in
that direction, as the present
issue is full Of valuable statistical infOr-
nation bearing upon our resources, which
cannot fail to attract attention abroad.
1t is stated in the journal that the Ten
nessee Coal and Railroad Company have
contracted with the Chattanooga Iron Com
Tany for OneIyear's supply Of cOEle-730, 600
bushels-at nine and a half cents
delivered at Chattanooga; also that
the Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louis
Railway, and the Tennessee Coal and
Railroad Company, have decided that
if other capital can be brought in,
they viii take a large part
Of the stock in the two blast furnaces pro
iected at CoWan. The establishment of a
Iail-min is strongly urged by the journal,
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See our Bargain Counter-Wiil have to
morrow a new Ios of Children's BuffShOes,
75c; Buff Slippers, rs to los, T5c and 81;
Bronze Slippers, rs TO los, 75c, 81, and
S1.15; Ladies' Slippers, 75c.; Ladies' Shoes,
sI.25 and upward; Gents CustOm-made
Shoes, new styles, in great variety, very
cheap. Peoples Shoe Store, 102 Church
street, opposite St. Cloud Block.
,r,ron God If
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- Ten.Plns ChampIonshIp.

Having learned that a 'quartette Of
,-oTIrIr men on South Market street" pro-
pose to play a match at ten-pins with any
otlser Quartette for the championship oil
Nashville. B. II. Wailnaau, John Hess, Jr',
Joseph Bond and J. {. Colbs OK OF the
Wide awake IJlUt, Iegu st Us to state
that they would like TO hear from the chal-
Iengers as soon as possible. The motto %
tbe parties named is, "PuL up, or shut up.
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The Health Officer reports fourteen
deaths for the past week-frOm burns and
scalds, 1; cIrThosis Of the liver, 1; cOnyul-
sions, !; puerperal fever, l; scarlet fever, l;
hspatitis, ]; consumption, ,; tetanus ute
rine, I; whooping cough, /, and still born,
1. Five of the deceased were adults and
9 minors; white { , males and l female)
and II colored q males aud females); Is
natives of Tennessee and / Of Germany
Three died in the second ward, five in the
fourth, three in the sixth, two in the eighth
and one in the tenth. The weekly mum
Der of deaths for the past four weeks, run
ming back, has been Il, II, 20 and 70.
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THE indemnity Of five milliards which
France has given to Prussia has impoyer-
ished her more than seems possible. Since
the opening Of the year the revenue from
taxes has been much less than was ex-
pected; the budget Of the city Of Paris is
in a lamentable condition, the crops are
burned by the sun, there will not be oats
enough grown for the horses, and the
phylloxera has savagely attacked the vines.
This is one Ct CHdTiCdrTs jokes.
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CITY NOTICES.

Commencement EXerciSeS-W. (.
Wards Seminary-MOuday, June :, from
0 to 1 P. NJ, ten young ladies will
read essays; Tuesday, June s, from Q to 1
P. NJ, ten young ladies will read essays;
Wednesday, June 9, from 9 to l P. NJ, ten
young ladies will read essays; Wednesday
night, June o, Concert, ValedictOries and
neutrality-suspicious. on thirty graduates.
W. E. Ward, Principal.
ie2 wed sun
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3ENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
6 Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Hen at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles,
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & NOble'S.
mills cody 4thp
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Ladies' Suits at half price to close them
out. G. Rice * Co. je6 It
Faps and ParasOls at half price. G. Rice
* Co. jest
All Summer Goods at half price. G.
Rice * Co. jeG 2t
Teas.-Eyery person who loves good tea
ought to 90 to McCormack's Tea Store for
it, as he was the first man to make it a
special business and reduce prices a hun
dred per cent. less than they were nine
months ago. Teas have not come down in
any part Of the United States except Nash
vile. Who was the cause Of it? 1t was Nc
Cormaek. Patronizs him for your own
good. JeO II
Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winters, Is Union street. je6 IT
A PercaIe, good quality at 12!c., at A.
Winters. je6i
Real Lama and Lace Shawls, cheaper
than any other house in the United States,
at 4. Winters. je6 If
Ladies', ChiIdren's and Mems Cotton
Hose at SC and upwards, at A. Winters.
je6 tt
Bishop and Victoria Lawns at half their
value at A. Winters, Is Union street.
je6 If
The highest market price paid for Snap
Beans by II. & F. W. Baker, at old Union
and American office. je6 st
The ElmwoOd collar, for appearance and
fit, is unsurpassed. All frst-class furnish
ing stores have them for sale. je6 1t
Large COnch Shells at the Store.
je5 2t
New Walnut Brackets at the Store.
je5 2t
New Silk Parasols at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
New Pocket Albums at the Store.
je5 2t
Bird Cages, all kinds, at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Panama Straw Hats at the Store.
je5 2t
CrOquet Sets, balls, 8 mallets, at the
Store. je5 2t
Lace Window Curtains at the Store.
je5 2t
Novelties in great variety at the 5 Store.
je5 2t
Goods can be found cheapest at the 5
| Store. Je0 u
The Louisville FaYOrite!-Cary's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price oftrial size, p cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by Demoville *
Co. and druggists generally.
les thurs,sun, tues I'm
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e SeaSOnable Boots and Shoes.-A
tull and desirable stock, fresh and stylish,
of Lasting Shoes and Slippers Of every de-
scription, for men, women and children, at
prices beyond competition for cash, at John
Ramage & Sons, IS College street.
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4 private dispatch fIom apupil at Nassar
College to his father in this city says;
professor Bacllus leaves for Nashville to
dav." The dispatch was dated yesterday,
Saturday, June >. II close connections are
made by railroad, Professor BUckus viii ar
rive here tomorrow morning.
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Fisk University.

Most of the teachers are leaving for their
homes to spend the vacation, and rest
themselves for next winters work. Rev.
II. 5. Bennett will start out early in July
to canvass the State for students. It is
thought Jubilee Hall VIII be really for oc-
cupatiOn early in the fall.
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leafh 49, Eor.r Yenrs of sunering

Benjamin Woodward, widely known in
Davidson and Chestham counties, died al
his home in the latter county, last Thus
day night, in the esd year of his age. The
deceased was severely afflicted with Iheuma'
tism and had been a confirmed invalid fol
forty years, not having left his home dur
ing that time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-06

Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., 45 Public Square. my26 I'm
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Sunday Afternoon Music at the Bar,
racks.

The following pieces will be played by
the Post Band at Ash Barracks, at $50 P.
NJ, to-day:
Brigade Quick Step.
SchubeTt'S Serenade.
GrCnadier Polka.
Remembrance Of Bohemia. (Mszurka.
Song. (H0w fair thou art).
Express Train GalOp.