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WATER EOLOEsS.


NeWman's, Ackenan's,
Reeves s. Sons, Osb0rne's.
TUST received large stock of above CoLoRsn cakes
C and in mahogany and rosewood boxes. with lock
and key. Also, German C0lOrs, in cakes and bo IS, 8
fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs--- English and American
Canyases for Portraits in frames of Ski l0tu12x56
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to 66 inches wide;
Strechers for cnnvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
100 paint and varnish brushes. all sizes;
50 packages gold and silver leaf;
. 100 bundles of duck metal---whte and yellow;
Tin foil. in sheets and books:
Tinsel Of all the usual colors.
u French and American PAPER HANGIsGs.
......WINDOW GLASS, ac......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French,rom 6xlO to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate Glass;
1870 bxs double thick American from Sxl0 to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
n 400 Gla7iar =nta nonds- -
500 Bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700 fb kegs;
5000 canisters and kegs colored paints, in OF to
100 fb packages;
$500 TBS fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbs Whiting and Paris White, of my own man
ufacture, fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept
in general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will found at
r. CLANNON's,
nov 2. 1883 4h Canal street, New Orleans
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Drugs, MetineS & Chemicals.

Drugs, MetineS 4 Chemicals.
=zzzszH IaE attenon of planters and others is di-
SEsS rected to ta large and carefully selected
assortme10f GENUINE MEDICINES and their
preparatie, constantly for sale at fair
esLS prices by
DR.. EDW. .ENNER COKE, Druggist,
Camp sire, near Poydras, New Orleans.
DR.. Edw. Jeler Coxe's Preparations,
their announcement
sOUTHEN COUGH sYRUPs,
For coughs and .her affections of the lungs.
EXTRACT OF COPAIA, sARsAPARILLA q CUBEBs,
ith full directions 7hich il duly followed the result
will be all that is reqred.
BLACKBERRY AID DEWBERRy coRD1ALs,
For Dvseltt ry and Dlaiaoa.
THE cHLERA REMEDY,
Consisting of syrupnd pills, with tul directions for
the differentstages ot this dlsetse.
POWDER AND OINTMENT,
For the relief and cure pt d jsrn"rrh'ids. or Piles
TONIC AGuE sYrJP AND PILLS,
Very rarely has this coplna'lon been known to fail,
even in the moss<eyere and stubborn cases
cosE's HIVE SYRUP
III suuden and dane.tous disease Croun. or Hives
this remedy, prepared should be, will scarcely ev
fail to the prgess of than disease, or cure
even the worst forms.
Consumption and Bronhtis, and plan of proceeding
to ward them off, when from hereditary or acquired
predispostion, these generally ncurahe diseases may
manifest the first symptoms. Dr. (. ]. COKE,
dec IA, 1853 Camp st., near Poydras, N. Orleans
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A80 49, - AsEk. me I'LL sssk IL \

WRolesale AID FTfaiis
Nos, 70 6E rs CA1P STREET,, 4sEw
rESHE subscribers are daily receiving fret # asa
t. u thsirlargs and varis a stock eemprises III
sIe---
Quesasware, Glass and China WaraS
Bohemian Ware Birmingham Warai
Rich CAina Vases and fire silver plated kS5gSS,
Pa-lor aud Hall Lamps mud Girondolesi
Rch Tea Trays and Walters, HI aets of 8e;
Fine Table Cutlery and Housekeeping EF5essssa a
EnamG5led and Hallow. Ware;
Britannia, plaHished Tin anj japannsd 4a8,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Feather D4s
Brushes, Of all kinds:
Paper Fangings and Borders Door Afts
White, check, fancy and cocaa Mattings
window CoFntshes, cords ard tas4als5
Curtain Bands and Curtain Pins.
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MAISON DE SANTE.

Corner Of Canal and Claiborne Streets N. Orleans.
Il THIS Institution now under the direction
faIszn of the SISTERS OF CHARITY. has been
z=s=A1 put in complete order. and is ready for the
reception of patients. The spacious, we'll
ventilated and have every convenience for the sick
Persons visiting this Institution for medical treatment
will receive under the care of the Sisters of Charity
all the attentions and comforts of a home.
DR.. WARREN STONE still continues his connexion
with the Institution. and patients will always have
his advice and attention as heretofore.
Visiting Physician and Surgeon, DR.. J. C. P. Wed
ERSrRANDT.
Resident Physician and Surgeon, DR. P. c. BOYER.
The terms of admission are from to five dollars
per day Patients depositing in advance for the time
they remain in the Institution Capital Surgical Oper
ations charged for extra.
For further information apply to the SISTER SU
PER1oR OF THE INSTITUTION, or the Resident Ply
-ician jan Is. 1854
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TElAfhs M' ] NFtTI' 'YIa 4

n ) ENERAL COLLECTOR. 10. 20 e,sfnp Il New
- ADrssHa. Bills coIecfsd many part III tie cit,
pr s vicinity, end The proceeds immediately RENTED
Rsfer 10 D. W arssn Stnne1 Or. Beer. and H. G. Dill
1ssdf aes s4aly
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POOLEY, NICHOL & Co.,
(>uccesslrs to John Hunt,)
Florida IeIlOT Pine Lumber Ward.

Conner OF Cedar AMI Julia streets-New Basin,
NEs ORLEANS
SUPER1OR Dressed Tongued and Grooved Floor.
~ ing and Ceiling, Laths, Shingles, Deck Plank
and general assortnfnt of Building Lumber, well
seasoned and always IN hand
All orders from thecountry carefully and nromntv
filled. an5-lvx
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.

etc., and all machinery required for the South.
They respectfully call the particular attention of the
pIanters of Louisiana and the adjoining States their
style of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans
and Draining W 9, which for strength, durabil-
ity and convenience, have not been excelled.
New Orleans. FehrnarH S. 1854. IN*
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nGNTH n Ff

HySSS DR.. GUSTINE'S OFFICE
49, For the Treatment of Diseases of the EYE and
lmperfections of Vision, No. 1875 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans. All surgi-
cal operations upon the Eye attended to. Such as
Cataract, squirting, the insertion of Artificial Eyes
etc, etc. ian l. 1854
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DAVI TAYLOR,
Boots, Shes and Hats.
NE STORE,
Entrance 10 Grayierreet and 50 Common street

(Opposithe City HOTEL
~sse DAVID TAYDR would call the at
FE% tention of purasers to his large and q
80 well selected SEX of Boots, Shoes and -
Hats, of every descripn, to which he is constantly
receiving additions, / the latest arrivals, from the
eastern cities. He offs to buyers advantages owe
the eastern markets, liking into consideration the
time consumed in shipents, with the extra expenses
attendant upon such Echases. Purchasers are in.
ved to call and exanie the large stock of the above
named goods, which VI be sold on the most liberia
terms. n. Orleans, Feb s. lS54-lv
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IlsT.T, \ &
Y NV sEDEs AND HR0GaNS,
E2' 10 " I.H a %
- = Y - II tas .rAf = akla afRRfsa

@o. = 1154f svREET, New Orleans. II
,fsSa <fgy.s. ~.5 ~ 1Bished 1922 Sf
.ss9gS @flsS & - 8, " !, Il. N d ma RI I
g!0, Wooden f4psnt3 -9 ~, .,a,a sf,SftE
LsfnPs BrI@hes, H ald h,-55t.,,s t.aof. sol
Ge8. ShpEes nud .+s IL. ays stc
gE6ludinE every a1lieie rael.sr, rs f,ra;s., ! tag
fekcepE cabinet ware and eiir,os@ s.
ALs9-Ihe celebrated euss fs ess.,es Ii
nov G. 1859 ;pa"a a
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1sA New ORLEANS.
IsM THIS institution is now under the charge of Doc
tors A MERCER, No. l59 Canal ST., and j. A. BRAD
BURY, at the Hospital. Rooms for white and free CO.
Iored patients, from 81 to SIS per day.--Rooms for
slaves, So per day. Wards for slaves ST. These
charges include medical attendance medicine. nursing
and board.
A we'll supplied Drug Store is attached to the estab
lishment. iS-iv
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Pirl or Burning Finds

At@ft t@fa s#t oH bAFn1Ha FlulG+ 5& $5###
f5@a 1eEgn, Lard ard Whale OIL
Star, sperm and VISA gaadlasfi5
seIectedfr f8Eaflt I'll III
uog9 AILLEE, HARRIS w Al no.
G M. slAtR.s(l
.E1a...,. caeai straef, Aea eresas A1t
I'LL i A& nov Oh hand i ih.e setesa1a I'll
- Fancy &s Family al4s a DDS
#Nitl sapalY of
PLANTATION GGeDs
" arh e3a5ie 3ifN ta COUNTRY Hfff t3s
obysttF tl'e Rsaassitgaf castoE1e ~ Fg-
.eraE toasks 70 aaake hss purchases
Terms e4sh, pf city accsptnF1cg.
u. M.as5 5ai SON.
fEB Canal street, Tppsl's RoR
sf9V 9 SKA M I'D, Orleans
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Na. B CAMP STREET

IN Y hsTGKLEY, late Young u aim
H aeaef fne Watches, JewelrY and Silver.
@tA shorty aF receipt Of additions II h3a stock
ia III ins ao9ss l'ne. farue4+ attention given u Wnch
Repairing of every deseriptee Diamonds reset and
canes mounted, ANY % ls53
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T AHj Medica, Miscellaneous ald School fa1ks.
u 4 Nftiag Paper VIZ; cap letter and note. Nrap-
Gpt8par various qualities, qniIls steel pent,ink,
}Ear sral assortment af BLAME BooEs. Comfy
4aptssad teachers are requested to call an# ez-
#afiif4fAs s8s ia61F
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Msts.gIs, GLADDEN. 3 CO.,
a Successors TO Parvis, Wood i Co,
ii .t}TtT3N FAC TORS and Commission Merchants
. e9 Grayinr stseet corner of 81 Charles street, N
sIe8na sT-iy
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T'er sorrH- w ks1ERy Ii published weekly III THREE
DOLLARS per annum payable in adFancefoundoilara
III not pAid IA the time Of subscribing Persons wish
Sqs d discontinue must give two weeks notices mo
paper stopped except at the option Of the publishers
Until atlaeEsarages are paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at tle rate of oNE Dol
Lac PER SQUARE fer the FIRST insertion, and FIFTY
CGyrs For each subsequent IGs LINES, on Lsss,
constitute square. Liberal deductions made To those
WHO advertise BY THE year.
>>~>>-.-1 WILLIAM CEIRISTY,
A TT0RNEY ATLAW, No. 80 st. Charless street,
II New Orleans. Practices in the Supreme Cuurg
III Louisiana and the United States Circuit arid D5~
rrieE CoartB.
II. C.is Commissioner for various statea, and will
rate 3erosih7ns, e.
CHAS. Y. JONTE,
Gz9EC9NB Justice Of tho Peace for the Parish Of
B1 Orleans, commissioner ID take testimony and
commissioner for the States Of Mississippi and Arkan~
VIII, Aa IS Common street. Opposite the City Hatel
Nv QR7aps. d29-lT"
ri BENJAMIN. IL MIGOU,
M TTGRNlsT5 Ar Law Na a9 Canal stregt
# 4 CLEANS. VIII also practice 10 the Suprene
fthrtaafle United sfates. Washington
q. RDsELILs,
ATI4RsEE " AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
XII csttan 1ause atfeet, hewDHeaos. oi3
E r. PARKER,
III TThRN1Y At Law, corner of Camp and Ora.
slA si3 streets, NeW ORIGINS. o2I
1SgAR RGlIJ8IEIFs
etaI1ltG II 8eF0a + COMMISSION HsiSehAST,
New Orleans
Retss-t ses at Shreveport:
l3h1 n Hqilsy,
Root e. Harper.
ar w, z. Winans,
4ge aNafTora E nov a~fP#
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fEB Canal street., euai'z RoR
New Orleans
I----.-77l - 77'7 n
kR v i

TAYLOR, FhDDEE Il cd,
TFAvf removed their 8sLO OTHiNG ESTABLISH
i IL lfSNT so Nv 66 ranpl stfesg. Tacy hasesiast
-7ec5ivodtfem their naa9facsory. New Yort, large
stock 9lIboTHlNt, Comprising every auality Btid
suited tthe city ard country trace which they otfas
20 deaIei#on liberal terms NJ Orleans Iniy q 1859.
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q. FLINT 81 10 Is,
d l.aIIin sLreal. N. orleans.

s7t3 II ca, WAICHMAhERs, Sc.-
estd. having purchased the entire interest
# FaFsls i8 the above aaFi11. vii continue iile
14 me 5ss haaeht, at tie same place, arg y
ige.6ies of tas pa.ronago 50 literally extended
,@' ,1 a respectfully s0licised.
i3 HIP. BUCKLEY.
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B. TOLFDANO q TAYLOR
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Commercial Place
AJ(hetwean GampHnd 81 CHARLES sai New Orleans.
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GEO w SHAW c Co..
xl-{9dMTsst0A MERCHANTS. No. 24Poylra:
IN Z sAreat New 0rIeana.
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Drugs. [ediciReS. &c.

Il NHE subscriber hasow a complete assortment OF
L fresh Drugs, Mednes, Chemicals, Preparations
Paints, Oils, Glasswa Perfumery, etc. and would
respectfully call the antion of country merchants
druggists, physicians d planters to the same-which
will be sold the ,st reasonable terms-amone
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Faa sES GREENWOOD l. 60.
laE AMI FORWARDING MER
#23 G.afondeiet street. New Orleans.
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PETERS, MILLAItD & Go.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROC EE$ Cor
neF1fk1ld heyeo and Bienyille streets, N treans
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y EI----aaT. ABRAHAH ,. WRIGHT
~ Fs 4. .. WEIGHT q Co,
.r-*3,qtr N FACTORS. Commission and For
a Merchants, 30. IS Carondelet street
aS "asgt4fa nog2
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aAAssssFsrensa AaNolp HARRIS N. ABRAMS
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & Go,
{5TTON FsA TORS, and AsgNrs fog TIE United
i Jstatss Wall Lime of steamships from
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE Jan. -
the entire day.
The still rising brisky, with eight to nine feet
Ha Teth Shoals
CorIoN Sales. yesterday active al fail prices
numbering about $50 bales at Y 9a79 [a9c.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
THURSDAY MoRNISG Jan. u, ls5i.-Sales Of COTTON
YESTERDAY bales operations checked by parhes await
ing Battles accounts and by the uniavorabe state Of the
weaiher-prices mchanged-Low 10 Strict Middlng S1Sa
95zc Good Mddling 7-al0l4 c....o of SUGAR AND MO
LASSES confined 25u hhds former and 500 hbS latter
at previous rates-Fair Sugar 34a3%c.. of TOBACCO,
hhdS at &c and at Of FLOUR, 100 bbls fancy
heard Of small lots of supeine at So which
did authenticate. nothing transplred in CORN
rainy weather preventing delivery and sales. sales Of
OATS confined 800 sacks Indiana eNiatboat at bic.
Of PORK 100 bblS old Mess l3 OuOd Mess retailing
at 10 GOALS PC and new Il ala so leaning to outside
figures. of BACON p casks Sides ntwo lots, at &C,
and ~ &C.. of LARD III bbls prime at
of CANDLES, 60 boxes Star at 2219 of WHISKY,
confined G retail transactions at 2Gc. of SPIRITS OF
TURPENTINE, A. bblS at 45c.. of GUNNY BAGS 81
600 in bundles &c. cash. of RIO COFFEE, 100
bags &c and 200 at II = nothing TRANSFERRED IN
FREIGHTS and no alteration in EXCHANGE.
New ORLEANS Jan. p noon.-To-dav Cotton is
tive aod the sales already have reached 1000 bales Mid
ding 9 l4a9lb.
The sales of Cotton on Thursday COCO bales at r
regular prices Prime MolasSes Is Flour 1000 bbs Ohio
AT 80; Sterling Exchange s.
The decrease the receipts of Cotton at all the Southern
ports is Sc, 900 bales
NEw OPLE,Ss Jan. l9-The sales of Cotton Fridsy
were bales quoabe change. The sales of the
week wero $1,000 bales, MIdding yLa915 The decrease
all the ports So 00U bales Whisky, 2G Prime Molas
ses. Is
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THE EoLIANs-The concert Of this fine corps
was listened to by fine audience last night con-
sdering the state Of the weather Everything
went off to the entire satisfaction Of all present.
This company is certainly among the best we have
ever had in Nashville. The fascinating dances of
La Petite Azalene brought down the house. The
droll and quizcal appearance of cod Bob Ridley
caused our sllspender buttons to be in imminent
danger while the melodious notes from the magic
fdte OF Mr.. NooaE were truly bewitchlng Mr..
DEAvEs also comes in for his need Of praise. AS
a vocalist, he is rarely surpassed. His old dog
tray was well received B,udder Bones is
capita. Messrs. RINEBoLD and KNEELAND are apt
musicians. The dancing of Mr.. VAN LEW is sell
dom equalled; while the comic eccenricties of Tom
WILSON were only eqnaled by his mastery execu-
ton on the ban %. In short, the whole company
acquitted themselves entirely satisfactory to the au-
dence. We expect to see fine houses during the
balance of the week The programme for this eve
ming is fine one, and cannot fail to draw
Augusta RAoEs-In the Match Race on Satur-
day between Highlander and Frank Irwin, the for
mer was an easy winner, in two straight heats, not
having been made tor over any part ofthe ground
The betting was three TO on Highlander. Time,
$780, $50.
The second race, mile heats, best three in five,
was better contested, and excited much interest,"
The following was the result
Safarday-AP HeatS-best three in frs-Jockey
GLIB Purse, 5000.
s J. Carriers ch by Ambassador, dam by
Priam, years old. Dress Blue 8
Geo Dilhunts Nedona. 3 years old, by
Imp. YorIshire dam by Imp, Glencoe.
Dress Fancy ll222
T Purgear's g years old by Glencoe, dam
by Bertrand. Dress Fancy. dr..
J. Ha rison's s wears old, Lncy Bryant.
by Boston, dam by Minerva Anderson
Dress Fancy. dis
Time, l:5l; 1888; 1854; 1885, l:52.
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Col L. p CHEArHsa:-pe0- Sri have been using
he Reaping and Moving Machine patenienied bv 8anney
o; Illinois, which Won offering 10 the CITIZENS Of Ten
neSsee tits a FIRST SAVING MACHINE Il works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY The per da will lie, end
principally upon the speed Of the team Il he can
ravel four miles per hour viii Reap Now fifteen
ten hours II IS entitled to the confidence IF hc ptlic
Respectfully }. SHELBY
LIZ. Bradley, now managing the farm Of Dr. shelby.
make the following statement: We have haiur more an
one week, of Col Cheathams moving and re- NJ
machines havetried in clover and grain blown and
ged and state that and cots cleaner tla ne
syhe blade and that it will PER ds. 1nuc "A
hands, and II can reapat least tenty -toUr acres per
iune2g-tEw [ 10
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janl4-d&iriwtd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.


Shelton Denoss, admir-, &c,
James Russell and other heirs Ds1ei'-'1' i''es -S'
of HanBah Russell deed.
DEF0RE the Clerk and Master Of the County Court Of
i Davidson County. On notion aGl i appearing -
the satisfaction OF the Clerk that the follow my defer aut,
in the above cause. wit Helen Dawson, resides "a
the state ef Missouri and Andrew Russell JACKSON Russc
and Wesley Russell. the three last being children ct Mics
RUSSELL deco and residents OF the oi konGcky
residents Of this State and that the usual process f
Court not be served upon them. It * therefore, arIe
ed that publication be made in papes or thirty days
requiring said defendants appear at the February %
said Court TO be held at the Court House the tagn 81
Nashville the first Monday in February l- and plead
answer or deHnr to the petition, Otherwise he b
taken for confessed and for hearing ar , as item
=. X. CHEATHAN,
dec23-tri W until list Feb. Clerk.
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r. J. CLACYg,
Wholesale Grocer,
COKlZSSI0N, AND FORTARDLIG MERCHANT
Cotton and Tobacco Factor


Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
Corner of College and Church streets, Na&auiQs.
CoFFEE-2OO bags Rio so bags Havana;
so do Lagnyara; so do Java
ClGARS-2O,000 Imp Havana; $4,000 American;
100000 Cuba 6's and Melee Cigars;
CANDLES-200 Jokes Sperm and Star;
200 boxes Sterine TaIlow;
COTTON IARNS-A To- of assorted Nos. 0snuburs SUI
--.r-- periol quality at manufacturers prices
FRUITS-lOo bxs Rasns, assorted Sizes 50 drums Figs
FIsH-5o barrels and half barrels Maek SG,ii ''
rs Kits Mackere; 2cases Sardines;
Is do St. Louis qlarison's ;j'
GLASS-S00 boxes Window all sizes;
125 do Off, PIT, and 4 PIT Flasks:
rs do Flint Tumb ers and Goblets;
80 do Squat and Cap Jars
90 Demijons five and three gallons
IR0N-Tennessee and Pittsburg assorted sizes,
LIQUORS-l5 cases London Porter-quaIts and pnts;
10 cass Scotch Ale %
Is barrels American and French Brandy
or E1 IS do Apple and Peach I"
- 400 do Whisky, various brands;
u. so do Holland Gin; % do N. L. Rum;
......- 25 do Wine, various kinds;
MoLAssE $50 bbls and Z bbls reloiled and s. House,
IS bbls st Louis and . Golden Syrup;
NAILS-150 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
a $50 do Wheeling, 4" 4"
PICKLES-15 choice asserted Pickles;
.. 10 cases Tomatoe Catsup;
SUGAR-l0O hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bbIs St Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised; 25 do Loaf (Loverngs;)
SPICES-l0 bags Allspce; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SALT-200 bbs kauawha; go sacks fine and cease;
- 1s5 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt; .
S0AP-1oO boxes bar; 80 do Fancy Soap
SEEDS barrels Milet Seed;
TEAS-20 cases-various brands;
TOBACCO boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article;
SUNDRIES-Indigo, COpperas, Madder, Olive OIL Lead,
Powder, Shot, SalGratns Soda, Axes Chains,
Painted Buckets, &c, DC.
For sale low for cash by TT. CLACk
~ Liberal advances on consignmens
WANTED-lO000O lbs of clean washed WOOL
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard
Dried Fruit Feathers Beeswax, TalOw and Ginseng
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
janis. - I. j. CLACK.
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creatures from the cry jaws Of death
ii Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed IN letter. VIII receive copy OK this OrG b. mail
or I'VE copies Will be sent for One Dollar.
Address. (post-pa-d,) DR. WIN. YOUNG.
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. Proprietor.

MARKET ST., JOHNSON HORNE WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE TENN.
Marble ItareroomS at the old stand Corner of Spns-
1aer and Spring Streets.
"AVING made extensive engagements in my Marble
/ L Works. my facilities such that l can execute all
kinds Of work in the tasteful and the latest
STYLE cheap can be done Of the Eastern Cities.
By calling at Ware rooms the of Spring and
Summer Streets specimens may be which will bic
persons judge for themselves which is the best method
Having hand al kinds Of Marble from East Tennessee.
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade wholesale and
tail finished the Poug III state
large assortment of Monuments, Tombs Baptsmal
FOuntS UnS Vases, Garden Figures Grave Stones &c,
carved and letered to order Furniture Marble executed
to order and any part of the SouthW cheap
it be procured fron'the East Also Marble Mantes,
of every description PLAIN carved Building Stone, sold
wholesale and retail.
All orders left my Ware Rooms the of Spring
and Summer streets will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find to their interest to call and
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thanku to
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business to merit continuance
OF their hyOrs. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner of Spring and Summer streets, Nashville
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