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VIII leave SATURDAY, January q, O'CLOCK r. NJ
NOR VICKSBURG, WARaENPeN, -
d NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD LS5taes~41R
NEY, HATCrEZ, FORT ADAlsS, BAYOU SARA. s%s5Sss5s6
BATON ROCGERsgular Weekly
5tsaraeT SOUTHERN BELfsEThs new, magnificent
running passenger packet SOUTHERN
White. sboFe For freight passage apply
10 SMITH d FTMLSTER, is Canal street.
q Southern Belle will take freight, with the privilege
efreahipping. tans
- win leave FRIDAY, January 10, at O'Clock NJ.
HfOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, w- m
PRINCETON LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL IEisS4sszss
kzsss bEsD YfCRsBURG. GRAND GUEF, Rod
sEs shlIAtkS FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA BATON k1IaE
81 ~ landings f5e packet stsar
49, LfVNj H Estes El leave above, every
nfongao9i NE seaso o'clock For freight
sTRoTHER BROS. Ageasu, Is PoTdras street.
u The Frank Lyon will 90 the aYee foot Canal
street. eag 90 morning reeevagfreiaht isns
WilIIsave FRIDAY, January 70, ut s oseIocx p NJ ~
N0R VICKSBURG, WARRRNroN. S.~z
NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF Re,D I eu11L4l%
aEY, NATcHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA ssFsslssS
R0UGE-RaeHar Weekly Orissns a5d
ICY ROBINSON, place Of s.eare
BURRTha elegant and swift PACKET
LUCY ROBINSON, Captain Isaac NJ Clznensa pass IEDY
BURKE s receiving freight and will leave
egb. passage having
SMITH & FTyISTER, is Canal street.
NB.The Lucy Robinson with the
will take Yasso River frsight
F There viii be Clark the LeFee receive freight, We'd
nesisy jams
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D ILLECART sALMON'S VERZENAY
d CIAMPAGME from MAREuIL.

M. & j. B. WALTON,
Sole Agents for the Southern States
The undersigned small invoice of the above
superior WINE and they confidently recommend i to the
being equal to WINE offered
Ia this country, 8.
Mr. BILECART SALMON the proprietor Of Of the finest
Wines known
Russia Austria Bavaria appointed furnish
the COURT OF BAVARIA authority place the COAT OF
ARMS OF THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
t sold be Of the quality,
is dis ingushed it's rich fruity flavor
aha prepared supply the orders of the
trade upon advAntRgsnu competitor
NJ. Il j. b. WALTON,
sntf New Lew aandi 2 Tchn tnuIae reets
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY IanuaIy II, q 5 oeIock P n
EyOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAF0- ~ u
LEON, LAKE PROVIDENCE NATGHEZ LE&S1$%f&
yIcKsBuRG and all intermediate landings -
passenger BULLETIN Chas B. Church., will
Be ready receive freight Monday morning. and leave above
JOHN Z. HYDE 4 co IA Poydras street
B-Ths BULLETIN Memphis with the steamers
Simpson NASHVILLE, and the Momphs for CINCINNATI
taking passengers through either point without detention lan
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Will leave WEDNESDAY. January II, at o'clock n.
TyOR MOUTH OF TIPPA. WYATT, HsS =
CASES BLUFF, BELMONT, PANAIOs, lIEssEts55{5sss
MOUTH OF coLDwATER, MOUTH OF TELLA- ssS=sssxzx
ToBA, GREENWOOD MARION, TCHULA, YAzoo CITY, safAh
la1dngs.-The light daught steamer
MADISON, Butler, port freight and viii
passage aenmnodaion
apply board, tjan1u1 r WILSON, n oarondset at
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Will leave THURSDAY, January 10, 81 S O'Clock y 81
EOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou r. -
d lSgILLE an intermediate landngsIhe lssssEf
new splendid passenger steamer JAMES M x4as1e
NILES, Irwin will lave above For freshter
passage, apply board, 70 - . ,,,,,
lana or TO ROGERS MCGUIRE & CO.. Is Posaras stfset
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
"Wednesday Morning. january IL. 1851 |

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Crescent City Baxter, N.wYofk via Havana Jennings
Ship Mary Ward Little, Liverpool, Gfney Il Lowell
ship X Gichrst, GilchtiIt, Liverpool, Whitney
Brig Ocean Belle, Booper, Baltimore, n AFhbridgs
Schr Pelican Nchls, Mobile, Newton d Fanelly
Schr Major Barbour Aren't, Arausns, Master
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X,
Wednesday Morning, January IL. 1854.
CoTT0N-There fair demand during portion Of
the day and about 5000 bales changed hands mostly at
easier prices. We yet quote;
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Owing 70 the low % the Tofnbgbee Tho POST BOY VIII
make on trip to the Aiaoana River. innio
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, January II, O'Clock Pm.
NOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT ~ =
eoMFRY wETUMPKA and all landings on l $50
BsinThe and light deught packet
ARKANSAS Capt John A. Stevenson receiving freight and
viii lage For freight passage, having splendid
notations, apply board he Ban Of Julia
JOHN Z. HYDE co. IA Poydras
The will be ready receive freight at the lower side of the
Canal, opposite the Wnrkhouss, Monday morning.
T Shippers rely puuetaatY and attention all bust
entrusted to her ian7
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KaZ0o RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, January II, O'clock PM.
E1yOR YAZOO CITY, LEFLORE, as =.
GREENWOOD SATARTIA all landings lkzsslssS3s
Yazoo RiyerThe fine light drapght and
passenger UNICORN James Atkinson, now in
freight and Will leave For freight pasaszs
having fine accommodations, apply oa board or 70
jsn11 t. WILSON, II Carondslst street.
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ID OPER'S SPARRING ROOMS,
IA NEXT TO TRAvIs's PISTOL GALLERY,
Over the SHADES, Perdido street,
i Open EVERY DAY from 0 9o'tock
EVENING, from 5 10 O'Clock dis
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viii leave WEDNESDAY January II, at O'clock P N.
EIyOR CINCINNATI, NJ A D Is N, aIsS.A
LOUISVILLE snd intermediate landings ,ass@.sks
The ight drsught swift running ste amer
UA, HILL MASTER nos in port reeene w WIN lsase
MCDOWELL JUN. & BELL, II Poydras street,
anil 10 ROGERS, MeGUlNE Y CV " fovdtes stfeet,
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Ew Tenth Might Of Miss JULIA DEAN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January II. 1854 will be performed
ADRIENNE THE ADMINISTRATIONS, Mis- Julia Dean Manries
Mr. Maggie Mehons Mr. Marx Smith LAbbs Mr. W. DsVs; Prn
Mrs Nlnlls. Mr DnSeld After which,
PAS DE nEuX 70 conclude with the farce Of MISCHIEF MAKING
Nicholas Doysta MIR. w. Smith; Marietta with soNG,) Mrs
Bernard.
TOMORROW EvENING--Aiss JULIA DEAN.
Circle Second Circle 10 CENTS
Gallery cens Coored Boxes, Private Boxes 49,
9 Doo open O'Clock Curtain rises at ooek pre-
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY January Il, AZ O'Clock N.
ESOR CINCINNATI, d A OLSON, Ia a
IL LOUISVILLE and al intermediate landings 4sssssx
Tn and spsndd fast running passenger steamer
YORKTOWN NO. 9. Williamson, master Is nav ready 70 re-
above For freight having
unsurpassed accommodations apply on b1ardsoI 70
iana John +. HYDE d CO. Il Poydfas street.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE.

AsOR MOBILE Direct-Daily q. s. Hy b.
H. Mail LnsWiutsr Arranpanrent1-bs sptendfd fl9A4S
Isy pressure packet .tsar.sr: CAIIF0RsIA, 5. 3 aa
Ffoss nassF ELOR1DA, Grant pressure JaF4
s.sn'ner Wy CHARLES kesesa Post having been bsi
Of the above steamers will Pouhsrtran
On MONDAYS THURSDAYS.
III The Mail Bag will leave the Office daily O'Clock
n. X, GEDDES, BNnkP Ises MA
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MEMPHIS

VIII leave SATURDAY ,Jannary "a, at 3 O'clock
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, MOUTH - =
OF FRIAR's POINT, COLUMBIA, GREEN s4ss5tssS2a
VILE GRAND LAKE all the BendsRegular
Memphis LOUIsAThe and light da1sat
LOUISA, Perry, will leave above. For sxht
passage, apply on board or to - ,-55,.5.
jane SMITH & FlSllSFEH Agents, 10 canal street
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viii leave WEDNESDAY, Jsnuary IL, al o'clock
E1SOR CINCINNATI, M A DI SOM, FsY =.
4 LOUISVILLE and all nermedisa lendngs,-
last passenger steamer INDIANA,
Barber MASTER port receiving rsgh, aud viii leave AZ
above. For freight passage, apply board
MCDOWELL JR i BELL, II Poydras atreet
janli ROGERS, MCGUIRE & Co, 81 Poydras street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-23
SOL THERN
Cons xu ercial College G

ERITENG IA TIT UTE.
TI7aE 6ret term Of this College will COM
uec-s "a EuNDAI, Feb. Is. il the [.sS-Sfgg3
s-rgsG G7d sps5ou. room IL Coopsrs block. SsS<sss
a s.T7 street i've dOa-s above DesdeTick. N'
TEs c-ras OF sgIaciion in tuis institution will embrace
Es5yF-Esslins Commercial Law, Commercial ATthmatic
@Si EsG1lsu7uip.
Gasi.s5 % discharge the duties Ct the accountant
STUD 1 wi b instructed in all The modern improved
ius saTsd by tie best regulated houses in the country,
among bIG vLoh disPenses with the use OF the Jour
aa greatly gss9Eg tie amount n labor and liability 10
| AID another which renders the use OF the Cash book
sud JuGru sUparuous, EDd enables the bOokkeeper 10
s lis personal accounts dsiIv aud his merchandise and
.ash 81 oi.eu a. may suit b.s convenience.
ihis isT form particularly designed for the use
u TstEil e5us0usAEle1ts.
Tte7 viii he tsug s simple process by which the mer
GGR GszT az y times ascertain the amount OF has loss or
~ t5rshev With ibe quantity Of goods on hand without
Iszr1ir the tedious process Of taking an inventory.
This istitucu wall be permanent and has been esab
IE5sd to NEST tha aileady important and growing com
is7c.s i-iay c the cy Of Nashville and State Of Ten
szsss su5 is designed 20 place upon basis inferior
ES a1as il tits county
s iIaD0ra ance 90 every business nan, df knowledge
II ACCOUNT Est to EuhCsuuy obvious - all reHee'n
To tie mn Il 7yee.h t is important 10 enable him to
auaTs Gdars scientifically aud without pecunia loss
and tie israT f. Gsu called upon. in the discharge ct
LIS r-C s.5ua duties 20 uuTgTe the most intricate ac'
,s1a7 Latt5 lEs young wh7 depends upon his own
f-sz75ss EsT livelihood, Is IS Invaluable lgiyes him u
,ssstiaa which U5tlilE else ean.
IL "!dl ts P5-i q confidential clerk his employers
s-T7i1z.
TDc1-e.t.7n VIII lA establishment department for
a., t--s q trc- Who gh 10 take lessons writing
a. v.,oa s. eSrsnt hand writing will be impaired 80 all
10 il-e tl.5m=rNca under lie care Of the precep0T
t-i.- .gtsrlag ili= institution limited to any
ri-tr -t -1-E bat ius peciuad price NAV continue
y f--c tb5T pursue i' they are perfected retaining
~ 7,az5 O renewing heir lessons At aay subsequent
Il7.o5. Esa & charge.
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i MARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE


= VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEi-I offer for ~
= sale nv Farm. living ia District No. {. on Mill &
rsel tsn risa from The city, Immediately ON the Nash
Vile aud Chattanooga Railroad and hall mile from An
Toch Depot. The land fronts than Oneourth of
mile On Railroad. The S0.l Of the portion cleared Is
Te7rs75sd fr ;ar;i!i;v About one-haif the tract is
-zayiy mheTei Gud market for all the wood furnished
the Railroad TIE tract contains apout 240 acres well
~ altered aud ths uast OF under good cedar fence The
.I.H C-aa alley Turnpik5 il Aui=hOd 10 within Two or
ta- !.Grsd wards ui tie land. 10 any person wishing
7 taa most desirable Farms in Davidson county, an
excellent Cppogtuuity il v1-Ied Tue inproE eInens
zra Cl-i z4u sulstsuI.sn CHAS. VI. HAAS
FEgg. ,-t,s-TD,zt3.
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HANtNG taken an interest in the COTTON COMNlS-
IL SION HOUSE of Henderson, Terry q Co.,
o. New Orlesns and wishing devote al of nv time
the interest of the House in the upper country will sell
privately ana accommodating terms, THE purchaser
paving interest twothirds threeiOurhs, the balance
CiSH nav VALUABLE TRACT OF EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, 10 miles East of Jackson, and within
3I6 miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad about l30
acres in cultivation and from experiments made, is fine
Cotton Tobacco Corn and Wheat Land, can be found
this part of Madison county, VERY comfortable Double
Cabins for family good Negro Cabins, Stables &c and
a good Young Orchard of Peaches, Apples, &c, and two
FINE WELLS of MINERAL which has been analy zad
from Doctor ROemers report below aHd TOm made
| have doubt viii become very valuable : medicinal
and the quantity inexhaustibe the depth beng A.
feet of TasS, by irzt, 7Ttvs ME. !E fen minute
The other Well Is Of fine sweet water good be
found in the country. This FARM is situated believe in
as healthy neighborhOOd be found the county,
and persons residing in the CHOLERA REGION and
wishing 10 remove will bear in mind that this county has
heretofore been entirely exempt from CHOLERA. Any
person buying my FARM by taking tie cropof grain
growing, and the Stock Of Hogs sheep. DC, have
possession bv giving ten day : notice.
! am authorized to sell for friend Of the best
FARMS in this part Of the couty containing about l4Jo
acres, Immediately the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
with fine SPRINGS OF NEVER FAILING RUNNING
WATER.
| will also sell severlls LOTS in the city Of Jackson
well improved suitable for families (my flrny residence
excepted one of which Lots belongs my SON. John l.
aud family his family residence containing about acres
and have doubt the Central Railroad will soon b 10
Gated near this Lot. SAMi- LANCASTER
Jackson. June 90. 1884.
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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

vi tested during the past year. by msny Of the most
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
10 refer MIR. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
Oft nveteTate SCToiul. Also the servant OF Mr. j.
Collins OF the disease live Of Cancer have
been cured twenty cases Of Bone keUn Mr. K H. 1aness
Cared Of Sore Ives aie- haTng been under the
treatment Of two of the distinguished Physicians tor
eight months aunst totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons IN Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii vouch tor the great
benefits Of his course Of treatment without ths Of the
knife q mercury.
Cancer ScrofuIa rheumatism, Fislua, Merouria Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes aud all
Durities Of the blood
Twenty wears ef constant Practice, fifteen in New Orleans
prior 10 coming Nashville Those interested are les
pecttuy invited cal aud consult f5e al auy
charge.
Office No a. Union ST., near Cherry.
uoylp-ly. Il EDWARD THOMAS.
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LIS MI MnRN.


IMPORTER aud dealer ~ tuT London, l'yernool, aud
/ Geneva Watches al the most celebrated makers, No
S04 Ckp>nut street PhSdcph has constantly on hand
some the finest watches that can - ound IA he GUY
comprising rglronameefS which perfectly adjusted
Tor the different changes OF temperature ana Warranted
perfect tim,kecppts Dup and Iacat Lever Watches in
Hunting and U -n6cr cases ahiCa vii be acu' lo any
partot The Iuun cmev PICEa At prices 'aEn" a. io
Chronomcters. from tloo 10 s20n IN Gold C.sc-;
buper, 5o 60 300
Levers. - 80 zno. some in mag cases;
lepineS 3, 10 30
Silver Levers, Is 10 a.
j. W W. having had many wears experience in some Of
the la ge.i Manufacturing houses in London can guarantee
he correct performance 4, all watches purchased from him.
as no watch Is offered for sale until thoroughly examined
All description ot watches properly repaired The pre-
mlses, No So4 Chestnut st. lhiiadelpha
ausS-3In.
( ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have a
large and well assorted Stock Of Fancy Goods which
will sell by the Piece small advance on eastern cost
/ for cash. or on short time STEVENSON 4 WHITE
msr23 "a 50, College St
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MEDICINES

T19R Dartoa, Dysenery, Cholera MorbGs. Cramps, and
L those affections of the bowels peculiar to the season Of
the Year
Graienburg Children's Pa Port Wines
nacea; Balls Cholera Syrup;
Graienburg Dysentsy Syrup Bledsos Compound Tor Di-
Turner's Balsam for pysen- arrEG.;
terv; M. 6j
Best French Brandy; Fresh Mustard;
Cayenne Pepper Elk fsTagories
Di.rThGl Mixture; Stephens AsiriHgeal Syrup;
Buchanau's Cholera aIsdiciHeC a!cined MsgneSis;
Nichols do do ESsSence Peppermint.
For sale at the Drug, Medicine aud Chemical Sore
North side o. the Public Square. By
iuuezl II. &. SCOSEL.
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MERCHANDISE.
SECOND IMPORTATION.
GREAT NOVELTIES!
THOM PSON & co.

OUR Buyer has just returned from the Eastern Cities
~ and We are now opening the most beautiful goods and
greatest bargains offered in Nashville We have all
the latest Paris designs in Dress Goods Lace Good and
Nantes, purchased at extraordinary low prices. Many Of
our richest Dress Goods selling at just half Price
Dress Goods.
SPLENDID Berages, entirely patterns at hal
prices China Plaid Silks, the most beautiful lot ever
opened; French Lawns very cheap. Common l4aWn all
prices; Linen CaInbrics very cheap; Plain Berages all
qualities splendid FOunced Berages splendid Flouhced
Tissues; beautiful new Silks Bridal Dresses splendid.
Organdies.
The most beautiful lot We ever opened.
Nantes.
We would call especial attention to our Mlntks-
They are most beautiful specimens of embroidery.
SPLENDID White Embroidered Silk;
Coiored do
Applique Lace etc;
Beautiful Muslin Basques;
Needle worked Muslin Scarfs
Lace Goods.
Real Guitar sets;
"a HohetOn "
" Haencienees sets;
Rich Muslin Bosques
Needle worked French Muslin Dresses:
Bridal Dresses;
'' Nels very beautiful
Beautiful French Sleeves;
Valentine Collars, new thing;
Valentine Collars with sleeves
White Goods
OF every kinda better assortment than we ever had
Mourning Goods.
supply of black Shallies;
Berge de Lanes
Berage Grape;
Mourning Silks, etc, etc.
Best English Hosiery.
Gentlemens half Hose every kind;
Ladies best English Long Hose.
Irish Linens.
A splendid lot made especially for sales:
Linens, Sheetings, etc;
Marsailles Quilts.
Alexandra Best Kid Gloves.
We have received supply In a word we
had beautiful ct cap stock to offer having been
bought very late in the We only have them
exceedingly cheap but have many things that have not been
seen before in this market
THOMPSON CO.
ap25'54 No 81, Public Square.
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ENGLTSH CATTLE.

AcrIcrltuTaI
1 Erssi C.ttIe from England, embracing
T5NT nLoOD HORSES SH0RT-H0RNED CATTLE,
AN Dsrrps fIersf,-ds AYRSHIRE and Alderny COWS.
TSG-Fina Southd6,7n. CotsWold5 and Iicester
5nEtP.
AISQ-9sfoIk, Essex aud Berkshire SWINE. In.
o.1te oT Commission by
Messrs. THoS BFTJS 8 & BROTHERS.
EysT7 inFoTmstiou with regard to snd shipments
II stock America will be strictly attended to By apply
ias 70 T. q. EASTMAN, Nashville, Tenn [js24
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS 1SDF1Ra F0R

OWING TO the feebleness OF the subscriber, hssEtr
~ be oters for sale his Iron Works and Farm
lSt The Farm on which he resides In Williamson
county about II miles from Nashville Containing abeut
$50 of land which be surpassed for beaurT or
fertility Of sod As Grass Farm i is too we'll known
10 require sny description.
The buildings are superior finish There is plenty
of stock water the whole year rOundLle Harpeth river
runs through IL.
ALSO the following tracts Of laHdOre banks, furnaces
andforgeS:
lst-JACKSON FURNACE-together with about 8. 900
acres Of land.
2nd-BELLYIEW FURNACE-with all lis ore baaks.
aud privileges and timber with between three and four
thousand acres attached, well tImbsFed and watered
3d-VALLE1 FORGE upwards OF ,000 acres Os
land well timbered aud il the best water power in this
any otherc Ountry.
4thI viii also sell a frst-raie Water-Pover at tia EaT-
Of Harpeth, with tunnel already eEcava;ed and
about Is acres Of land attached.
Also sl my Water Powers and Ore BanksOn Mill Greek.
in Hickman county.
have also an Ore Bank Duck River, which Is very
rich IN quality and inexhaustible.
Any wishing purchase will please call upon the
subscriber or address him st Goo Spring o. William
county, when he will make known the terms, &c
aug3-3m MONTGOMERY BELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-23

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES sc.
DAVIS N SWAMI,
A UGTION d COMMISSION ERCHANTS,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c., DC.
No. 49, EAST-SIDC PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
IIANE IN Sf0RE-by recent arrivals and which they
offer for sale for cash, the lowest prices to wit
81, hhds Sugar of every grade from very hne to all
qualities below:
Go0 ba . Rio Coffee;
2oJ barrels Plantation Molasses;
85c half bbls do MOlasses;
% bhs Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
- do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. 6.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line 10 meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they determ ined sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 10000
Sacks line Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
suit purchasers, at small trte advanced on cost.
Country Merchants aud others visiting city to buy
Goods in line, would do well give call before
buying elsewhere.
DAVIS 4 SWAMI,
feb2G No 70, Public Square.
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.

immediate application is made great bargain will
be given in the following OF land viz: 500
in Whites Bend. fronting iiyde's Ferry Turnpike and
Cumberland River. q miles from Nashville, 40 acres
cleared balance well timbered-soil mostly good. Also
u the NOlensgle Pike adjoining Woodsou and
W. r. Lucas - miles from Nashville. Also 81 acres ad-
joining Lucas. Apply to ]. b. Mucre ia Whites Bend or
Il, 4 K ry-Sf
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T-gSORFTIJ,S GARDEN SEEDS.
raILADELPmIAC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
eCun WINTER SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION

,IDuC WINTER SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
1 will hAgin October :, 1884.
Fnii course Of LECTURES given both in the Winter
nd Slrlsr DreRxES zre conferred in March and July
FsEs--One full course TS5. Perpetual Ticket, $780,
Matricuiation g.. Graduation Fee SGo. To those who
have attended full ia another institution, S5u
including Graduation ite.
ar5ei iulsya is tsEea 5y ihe Faculty in the welfare
ali r7nyrs4S Of eTeIg Student Examinations are given
isz 7 -ia Professors upou each branch. In all facilities
lr lzi7la5u h7 school j. eqnal any in the Country.
ToT !ulfher information. address
J. HOWARD RAND, N. D., DEAS.
loo South Ninth Street Philadelphia.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY z
OE NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

THE MUTUAL PROJECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NFFICE over Sheppard Cos. EXchl Office, VIII
l J insure on tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise &c, &c, &c, against loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western waters against TIE
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and the Cagoes OF Vessels o
every description against the PeI of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health Tor single year.
for term Of years, during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured 10 this
Institution are entitled full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ 8. PITCHER, President,
J.B.JOHNSON, j. Vice President
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