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beauty and glory, and our children will be
seen thronging her temple gates. and lisping
the praises of Jcllovah.-E.rtract from he
Proceedings cf tic Colorado Baptist Associo-
ton.
WoMANs BEAUTy.--It is not the smiles Of
6 pretty fncc-nor the tint of her complex xion
nor tho beauty and symmetry of her person
nor the costly dress or decorations, that
compose woman's lovelincss. Nor IL il the
enchanting glance of her eye with which she
darts such lustre on the man she deigns
worthy Of friendship, that constitutes her
beauty.
II is her pleasing department. cl,astc
conycrsation--the scnsibity and purity OF her
thoughts--her atlablc and open disposition
her sympathy with those in advcrsity--her
comforting aud relieving tho afflicted and dis
trcsscd, and above all, t;:e humblcncss Of her
soul, that constitutes true lovelincss Beauty
unadorncd with but those of nature and sim.
plicity, will shine like the refulgcnt sun and
display TO man That the beauty Of your person
is not to be found in tinsc ornaments Of your
body; but in the reflection Of the rcctitudc
and serenity Of a well spent life that soars
above the transient vanities Of this world.
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POPULATION OF THE GRAvE---Undcr this
head the Merchants Ledger has some very GU.
rious and interesting calculations.
1t estimates the average of births per sec.
ond for the last eighteen hundred aud fifly-
three years, at sl5.--This would make the
whole number of human beings who have lived
since the birth OF Christ, about thirty.two thou
sand millions.
Deductng from this number the nine hun
drod and sixty millions, who form tho present
population of the globe, and it leaves tile num-
Der thirty-one thousand and forty millions that
have gone to the grave.
OF this number the estimate Is that nine
thousand millions have died Sv wars.
Eight thousand millions by pcstiloncc and
famine,
Five hundred millions by martyrdom.
Five hundred and eighty millions by intoxi-
eating drinks.
Thirteen thousand millions naturally or 9th.
erwisc
BY this estimate it will Se seen that war and
strong drink have sent one-third Of the hui
man race to n premature grave
DEArn IN CHtI.pnoop.--lio truo and OK.
quisi.cly beautiful is tho following expressive
passage, which is taken from an article in tho
Dublin University Magazine.
"To me, few things appear SO beautiful as
very young child in its shroud. Tho litt
innocent face looks SO sublimcly simple an,
coniiding amongst the cold terrors Of death
Crimeless and fearless, that little mortal ha
pressed alone under the sa,edow, and explores
/ the mystery OF dissolution. There is death Il
its sublmcst and purest image; no haired, n
ever darkened that little face; death has come
lovingly upon It; there Is nothing cruel o,
harsh in its victory. Tho yoarn;nrs Of love
indeed, cannot be satisfied; for tho prattle ant
smile, all the little world Of thoughts that were
so delightful, are gone forever. Awe too, will
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A THoraHr ron Yopxa Mgx.--No wreck "a
SO shocking TO behold ~ that Of diAo.ute
young man. On the person Of tho dshAushee
or inebriate inhmy Is written How nAtsre
hangs labels over him 10 testify her disgust Al
his essmplel How she icosens his io;ats.
sends trrinor along his muscles, and bends ies-
ward his frame! The wretch whose liis!onx
pleasure Il has been 10 dehase himself, and ID
dehauch others. whoee heart has Ssea spotscd
with sin sn that Il Is black all over, is an of.
tcnes TO the heart Of the unhlea,ishesi.
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS of fsri faeias to me
I'D directed from the Circuit Court Of The United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded on four Judg
mens rendered in said Court at its September Term 1855
to wit
David JAYNE Son. "a. Mark l. Cartwright and LEROY
Armstrong. Judgment 18th September 1858; same e.
same Judgment 18th September, 1855; W. MCaly Son
re- same, Judgment 18th September, 1853 and John NJ
0ty, IS. same, Judgment 18th September, 1858.
will sell to the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, in the City Of Nashville on MONDAY the
18th day Of December 1851 ali the right title csim and
interest Of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
to the following Lots, in the City Of Nashville Wit
LOT No SO, as designated in the plan Of the College or
Academy property fronting 50 feet Cherry street. and
running back the usual depth Of Lots in that part Of the
City. and is adjoining the residence OF VIM. StockeL
ALSO, part Of Lot No 81 fronting so feet summer
Northwest Of B. F. Moseys Lot the side Of
so feet thence at right angles norhwardy and parallel with
Summer 10 feet TO Newnens line; thence running
back with said line about $50 feet Alley thence SOUTH
wsrdY with said Alley 50 feet Moselys corner thence
with the line Of Moseys Lot about 10 feet to the begin
ming corner
The undivided interest Of Mark L. Cartwright in the
above described Lots conveyed to Leroy Armstrong y
two Deeds bearing date the 2lst June 1883 and are Of re-
cord in the Registers Office for Davidson COUNTY in Book
No II, pages 295 and 2e6.
Both said Lots have been levied upon as the property Of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold 10 satisfy said wr
this 18th day Of October 1858.
e.. .-. Ell. -. ..sH J. B. CLEMENTS, ~.
Marshall. Q. 8 Middle Division, Tennessee.
BY hsDePuty B. n. CLEMENTS.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS,

FTNHR0UGH BY Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
i adelphia TO PttsbuTg, Pa, Masson, Wooster Cleve
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette
Terre Haute Chicago, and Mkauks Through By Railroad
from Philadelphia TO Cincinrati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities the
Great West Passengers will find this the most pleassnt
route TO " Orleans Only $ to Cincinnat $l Louis
yile $l9 to St Louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad an the
Capt W BeltshOover leaves Pttsburg Sunday Keystone
State Capt Charles Stone, leaves Psburg Monday ALE
cheney, Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Pittsbur9 Tues
day; Crystal Palace Capt Kountz leaves Pttsbufg We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt Grace, leaves Psburg Thurs
day Ptsburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pittsburp Fri
day. Messenger No Capt John Kinefelter leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Pttsburg to Cincinnati, 81 Louisville s.; St
Louis, So 80. -
Fare through BY Railroad from Phadelphia to Psburg
50 80; MasslOn So Cleveland S0 Mansfield and Crest
line, Sill Columbus $12 e5 Toledo $l3; Cincinnati via
$lS % To Chicago, Waukegan Kenosha H. Racine Nil.
waukie Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, sls
The Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station n E
Cornear of Schuy Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines N-
The morning Express Train through Pttsburp Clevs-
land, Cincinnati and Chicago will leave at o'clock A. NJ
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours. -
The night Mail Train at lOl p NJ Through to Cipcn-
matt in As hours including one nights comfortable rest at
Pttsburg.
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Hsr
rsburg, Lewistown, Huntingdon, Holldaysburg John
sOwn, Greenburg and intermediate places
NoTIcE-ln ofloss, the Company will hold themsel
responsible for personal only and for an amount
not exceeding 800. THOS MOORE AGENT
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrsburp via Comm.
ba and all Intermediate places will leave the above station
at "a, p NJ.
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PH1LoTOKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND,

For the cure OF Painful and Dsordered Meustruation
Miscarriage or Abortion and the relief of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much OF the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present day may be traced slight inprudence
or neglect during some critical period of their peculiar
sons causing distinctions regularty &C. which IN not
relieved gradually weaens and deranges system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forus of disease-Con-
SUMPTION Dropsy, Dyspepsia, &cwhich either hurry them
to an early grave render them inEads for life MANY Of
the tarest and oyeest Of creation age when the bud
was Just bursting into bloom have whered and died from
the effects OF obstruction and the want of remedy to assist
nature at that eventui period.
TRY TIE PHIL0TOKEN.
1t is not offered of allls that flesh is heir to-
but as remedy and preventive for certain class Of COM
plants IN which ia warranted to do all that is here set
FORTH or that medcins directed with experience and skill
perform. Soldby SC0VIL MEAD, IS
III Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States TO whom
allorders must be addressed.
iulyI-Iv jos -s.....rr
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GROCERIES.
PERKIss q. cLACK.

PERKIES g. CLACK,
HHOLESALE GRO GERS,
Conn uissi5ii aud Forwarding Merchants, t
Cotton and Tobacco Factors, I
Co,nt~ of C9llegs and Church streets, Haahrine.
COFFEE-.'oo bags Ric so bags Havana;
20 do Laguysrs; SO DO Java
CIGARS-2o, 900 Imp Havana; ls,0eO Amercani
100. 1000 Cuba SIS and Melee Cigars
DLES-20y Jokes Sperm and Star;
200 DC zes Sterine an Tallow;
COTTON YARSS-A Iot of assorted Nos. Osnuburs,
perioi quality at manufacturers prices;
FRIITs1o5 bxs Eaisis assorted sizes 50 drums Figs
FIsH-5o barrels and half barrels MackereI;
IS Kits Mackerel; 12cases Sardpes;
FLoUR-2O0 bbls CALICO; 175 Cincinnati;
rs do ST. Louis (Harrison,s)
GLASS-SG0 boxes Window all sizes; 50
~ l25 do Of, PIT, and Is Pit Flasks
IS do Flint Tumb and Gobiets;
50 do Squat and Cap Jars; No.
80 Demiious, i've and three gallons
Tennessee and Pittsburg, assorted sizes,
LIQU0RS-l5 cases London POrter-quarts and pints;
10 cases Scotch Ale 4"
rs barrels American and French Brandy;
e5 do Apple and Peach
400 do Whisky, various brands;
so do Holland Gin; Is do N. E. Rum;
IS do Wine, various kinds;
100 do Cider Vinegar
MOIASSES-15o bbs and 4 bbls reboiled and s House;
rs bbs St Louis and o Golden Syrup;
NAHS-l5o kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling,
PICKLES-15 cases choice asserted Pickles; 80
10 cases TomatOe Catsup; lA@
SUGAR-loO hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bbls St Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised; Is do Loaf Qoverings;)-
SPICES-lO bags Alspce; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground; .lo s
SALT-200 bbls Kanawha; $50 sacks fine and cease;
IS5 sacks Dairy and rs boxes table salt;
sEEDs-45 barrels Hfllet Seed; ''''f'
! TEAS-20 csses-various brands; III.
T0BACCO-50 boxes Chewing assorted brands;
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article;
SUNDRIES Sg COPPsras, Madder, Olive Oil, Lead.
Painted Buckets &C., &c.
For sale low for cash by PERKINS CLACK
~ Liberal advances on cOnsgnments. -
1 WANTED-l00,000 lbs Of clean washed Wool;
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
| Dried Fruit, Feathers Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng
For which will pay liberal prices in cash or Groceries
mays = PERKINS q CLACK.
| CUGAR.-2O0 hhds Prime New Sugar; =
barrels da G Sasd Sugar 80 barrels ar
Just received and for sale by EDWARDS HARRIS.
may22
! MOLASSES, SYRUP, &C,-l50 bbls Prime Mo
! w lasses; 20bbls Suagr House MolasseS
10 bbls Golden Syrup 2okegs Golden syrup just re,
| ceived and for sale by = EDWARDS &HARRIS.
| (NOFFEE.-SO0 bags Green Rio Coffee; :
" 100 bags Laguyra Coffee; so bags ST. Jago Coffee;
~ 25 do Java do, just received and fer sale by
maya EDWARDS HARRIS.
+ Q ALT, NAILS, &c.-l,O0O bbls Kanaw ha Salt
| y 500 bags Fine and Coarse Salt;
500 kegs Nails and Brads, for sale by -Fs--->
may2s l EDWARDS HARRIS
! GIGAisS.-2O,eOo Genuine Havana Cigars;
/ \ ! 900 Imitation do do .sa
! 100 boxes Melee Cigars for sale By -
may29 EDWARDS & HARRIS:
| CANDLEs.-20 boxes White and Fancy Wax Candles;
- 200 DO s sRst- DO;
100 do Mould do;
For sale by may22 EDwARDsa HARRIS.
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DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
Ht MENT
DOBY vs. YEARoUT, Nashville Tennessee, College
IL Street.
DoBrSs HALL, Louisville XIV. D.. q a-.-.+ a-a
DoRTNs RICHARDSON, Morssewet New York
DoBYSs SPAULDING, ST. Louis Mo.
DoBTNs YEARoUr Memphis Tenn .l
DOZENS 4 HARRINGTON, New Orleans.
Aany Of the above establishments YOU can procure AZ
fine Pictures be hsd any city, any desired STYLE
or finish, have every improvement and expect to
keep up with and all improvements We are prepared
IN either CITY to furnish artists with every article used the
art Our arrangements SUCH furnish stock on
the most reasonable terms D0BYNS x co.
B-Pctures taken in any kind of weather and of de
ceased persons at all times.
augl7-d D&CO
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
FREIGHTS BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASE


VILE. o.
DY arrangement between the South Carolina ns,<c.
ID Georgia, Western and Atlantic and Nashville 1922
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be brought
through 10 Nashville at the following rates:
FIRSr CLASS
Boxes Hats, Bonnss Furniture, Teas and other light
goods, per cubic foot 80
..E SECOND CLASS.
Boxes Shoes Dry Goods, Saddlery, Glass Drugs Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits Turpentiue in casks
&C. per 100 IDS. g 10
b ---t.rr q ..-rt CLASS a.f.. ....
All articles not coming under specific rates. as enumer-
ated in the tariff of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston copies Of which can be seen or had
at the Freight gents Office per 100 lbs. 81 25
Goods to be delivered at Nashville at above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked to the care of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co. at Chattanooga
and Agent ofSouth Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities can ship BY steam
al about 12e by propeers at &c. and sailing YES
sells at from &c. to 7e. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga TO the River farther reduction will be
made Of which due notice viii be given
H. l. ANDERSON, SGpt n. & C. R. R. Co
N B. The difference will be made when goods are
to be delivered at Decherd, Shebyvle and Mureesboro
other stations road, is now made between
feghts from Nashville TO Chattanooga and frechs from
the above poins to Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River N. NJ L I. Co.
june 16-f .. HI A.
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TNKS.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK: RED
Il Ink; Arnolds Blue Fluid; Guizots Carmne MAYNARD
&Noyess Black in all sized bottles PaysOns Indebe Ink
by the dozen or single bottle. For sale BY
nov6 CHARLES W, SMITH College street
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PENNsYLVANTA, RAILROAD.

PENNsXLVANEA- RAILROAD. e
THIS road complete IL opens comm unlcaton be-
Pittsburg and Philadelphia orPttsburg and Ba
By which Freight from the west reach eastern
quick and cheaper than Of the mt rival
they connect with the daily packets at Ptsburg
from st Louis Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the
different points the western waters Also with the CleVe
land and Pttsburg Rail Road and Ohio and Pennsyyanis
Rail Road at Psburg Cssrun through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia whoutrsnshpment of freight, sdTan
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In obstruction of navigation by ice or low water
eights westward be forwarded from Ptsbug to Gin
clnnat, or towns in the interior By Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT AZ
. Between Pttsburg aud Philadelphia or Baltimore.
assn First Class EIntsr Summer
.' i.--. ~ Rates. Rats.
Dry Goods Books and Stationary Boots) per 100 lbs.
Shoes Hats and csTgeting, Fur' and Pei 81 IS cts.
Second Glass.
Brown Sheeting & Shifting in Bales, ~
Drugs Ware, Groceries, except Cof IS cts 60 cts
Zee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Third Class III
Butterin Pirkins Kegs, Candles, Cot
ton, in wfnter,l Queensware, Taow, rs cts. eta.
ward, &c. &c.
Fourth Glass.
Bacon, Cotton lin summer) Coffee, Lardl
and lard OIL tthrough) Pork in full Is cts 40
loads al owners risk.
Geo. C. Franciscus, 4
Il. J. Sneeder,
magraw & Rooms,
-t... IL. FSsigM agents, Bsltimsrs
j. L. Elliott.
Frelrkt ysgsut, No. 7 West t.,T.Y.
III. n. Houston,
Gen. Freight agent, Philadelphia.
march l6 Is5s--ly aE
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PROM NASHVILLE 10

Frs r.. Root
r rsns ,nTnhe esd ~ 1 Soo
s-oH-o- xSf- ~ ooSeo f- 4 I'-.a e-
Wooden Ware IiStt and ~.
HoIlovI w. cIsteasi
WooI Ea.,ha-ss C;..asri ~ r. rs 70
0aoG ss ,osa GiSs1sa anS Stem, .e m
e H:ss; s1:i; s: s;:: S.:
fecuonsrie SC &c :, her lo0
noupds "a N 20 60 aS
sreoSp .CLass-SagaY - 800 1890
T Tin Plate BaT and dio pr, --' r- T. Fl
Lead Fish in barrels
kegs, Kits, &C., Window
Glass, Cotton Yarn, Do
mesties' Hemp ana hagsi
IN D Da MA uSose 81 ~ p DoA.
fS,nrIo, . CoTds eel &c. IeaIR,I
erin roIIs and bTs Hard-i -
wars, Glass and Queens
ware in crates and boxes,
Lead and Paints in kegs,l
Clover Seed, Cheese,
S S, az 0ysP' nus;es'
Vsrnisb TurnentIne e.
ner leo lbs -, 60 49, 6O . GO 10
Lard and Pork in terees
or barrels, Bar Lon
neeSy Casnngs, 1rinil
Marble per leo i5s ...ss ....ss ss
Pig Metal per 100 lbs. IS
whisky perbbl 40ga 81 sol 81 so 81 So 81 90 % co
Salt, per Dbl ..-...... col 0Ol OO 30i 30
aIour' per DBL ana san 8 OK Ok ,m
sack .''.eSl ''-e5 '''-eS lOo
a., aor I aie, anu t I3nl sso We . .-
s "a rguo''' pei Ooi zo -oi 70 nj e1s
Lard Linseed. or other " :,
oils of Tennessee Manu-
factnre, per Dbl of 40 gals TO / 7Ol 7O 2 10 RI5
Powder, securely pack
ed In casks or hogsheads. Il
per IVo Po1nn1us. ';.:. 80 ~ ~ Sol SV
~ Ai Co n; Ir,si a. co nSles'
ieueeS each -. - Q sol so 90 . * 100
Piano Fores boxed - 10 0O 10 COL 10 Oo 70 oo n 90
Cotton Gins boxed, and " = -
Portable Barrow's eu
Queen Of the sou'h Mills,
eacn :.....:. $3.50. So 50 SOL s0 II 90
C r1,s lassolteoJ anu - - ~ -
oa Jun eaen H.. - 80 So sO g.
KEGuLATlONS, CONDl1ioNS, AND E8CEPTlONSs
single PACKAGES weighing less than 100 lbs, VIII be IN
yarlapy charged as lvO lDsy f1st Class Rates.
All articles OF unusual size or weight charged in proper
uon 70 Inc trouble and expense OF handling and space occ
ped "a
Goods IN Packages not secure or insufficient Tor the pro-
ieeon oil contents VIII be transported only at owner
risk ..-.. -
All claims for damages must be collected Of the party de-
hyerng he goods and claims Tor lost or missing goods
must De made WITHIN ~ daysro date oil Shipment OF tey
wlIInot be allowed ,.. 49, "a.
The above Companies viii not be responsible for Leakage
ofOis Liquors or other Liquids Orfor the Breakage OF
Jugs Demgohns I'm Cans or Carboys OF Liquids unless
they be securely Packed IN wooden Cases with their tops
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J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
c.. F. WHARTON, Secretary. janl
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM

PANY.-CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
OFFICE the North side of the Public Square midway
~ between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make nsuranceon Houses and Goods of every
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes en-
the usual terms. JOHN NJ. HILL President.
JOSEPH YAULx Secretary
DIRECroRs-Aex- Allison, John NJ Hill, F. B. Fogg G..
NJ Fogg James Corey Jno. NJ. Bass Joseph Woods Sam
uel Seay, Matthew Watson j. J. White, Jacob McGavock
janl
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TRANSPORTATION.
RATEs REDUCEn.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad vcs7-I
i Company, and the Tennessee River NJ NJ l2zt9Ezk
and transportation Company. have adopted the--4kA
following rates Of Transportation Freight between Nash
vile, Tenn and the various landings the Tennessee
River.
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

NTE would respectfully inform the Ladies of town
w and country that will on Tuesday morning the
4h exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and
beautiful stock Of Fancy Bounets and styles of Embd
Belgrade and other styles of Straw Bonnes opened at
Nashville in the West Likewise, rich Plumes Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods Perumeries En-
broderes and Fancy Goods &c. comprising $50 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris prices
shall be lower than any of the boxed up menery adver
verified fashionable and protesting the latest styles
Our long engagement in the business years in
Nashville, and doing very extensive business must give
advantage any other house in the city, and we fat
ter ourselves that our friends well satisfied So now
Ladies' wish your visits to make your selections We
make you look enchanting than this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies of superior
good taste from England France and New York. to assist
establishment We have added to our stock this
fall rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices fine
stock Of Mantas Wooden Coats Caps &c. rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmees at rs 80 and IS per yard
perior Mernos at 50cworh LIS; rich Needework goods
Chemizetts Infants Robes Pointed Collars Underseeves
Handks beautifully embroidered at rs to rs cheap at
$50 to 500. Likewise large stock of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings Having large stock this fall object is to
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
At the Partisan World of Fashion, No. 49, Union Street.
next to the State Bank.
-.. "a E. WISE,
oct -3m Agent
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SOMETHING NEW
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY, are now offerinya
splendid assortment OF Plain and Fashionable Fur
niture at their Depot on Market street, Thomas'n
E1zsznew building, (between Union Hall and the ~
Square, which they offer at prices to suit purchasers M
both ct whole sale and retail They intend to give satissc
ton to purchasers-work warranted
Call and examine their stock Orders for Work attended
with despatch. r. H. GR00MS Prest
w Ii NANCE Secy sept[Tr
nURKEE'S BAKING POWDERS.-i00 cases
IL and half cases Durkees celebrated Baking Powders
fresh, for sale by W r. GORDON co