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THE TRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BY Emanuel swendpbOg
in VOL. svo.
ANGELIC WISDOM CONCERNING THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE
By E. swodenborg. Vol. syo.
The HEAVENLY ARCANA, which contained Holy
Scriptures, Words Of the beginning with the
Book Of Genesis Together with in the
World Of SPIRITS and in tho Heaven Angels. By Enauus
swedsnbors. 10 Vsla.
HEAVEN AND IT'S WONDERS, THE WORLD OF SPIRITS
AND HE'LL from things seen. By E. syedsuborg
vol svo
DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM. By Z. Syedenbory Vol s,o
FOUR LEADING DOCTRINES. BYE. swsdsnbory VOL 1amo
DICTIONARY OF CoRREsFoNDEScEs. By f. swsdsaborr
Vol, iSmo
EPIC OF THE STARRY HEAVENS BY Thomas L. Harris
"a For sale by
j. B. STEEL,
ap99 9pst&1tW 40 camp STREET
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Miss Julia Dean is playing highly success
full engagement at the Broadway Theatre, New
York. On the night of the oath she played a
new part, Lednder de GaSman. in Bakers
aew drama Of that name. Another drama,
translated and adapted from the French, is in
preparation for Mics Dean. We are glad to see
that Miss Dean is extending her range of char
acters. The New York press are louder than
ever in praise Of her acting.
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g. I RsE 4 Ga IN zsas z...sEE. ... !

VIZ NORTHERN 60 49, sssA
ROUTE from Buffalo Falls It1SaI
St. Lawrence The American steamers forming Express and
United State Mail Lines oswego yAcen ogaenbursh Mon
a and Queoec connecting Ogdensburgh ap Vine
railroads Tor New fok Burlington, Saratoga Springs Boston
Lawrence and Champah Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York.
Time--94 hours tn Montreal
BAY STATE Capt Led NEW YORK Cant Chairman Iea,a
Lewistsa daily Sundays excepted O'Clock Cane Vincent
and ogdens6u connecting with the River Steamers passing The
a nR ans heIsnd Islands and the Rapids
ST. lawrence by daylight and arrive at Montreal o'clock p NJ
nszt day in time for the Quebec boats. ' = ~
Passengers leaving RuS at O'clock AM have z hours and
those leaving at O'Clock have four hours Niagara Falls The
IL o'clock iratn from Buffalo in time for the
boa PAse fDr Boston, train cas
Bufao arrive osdsnsbrg O'Clock NEXT morning and
leave mediatey arriving at Boston balfpast O'clock
came day. - = ~
e.. o,, THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
stehnes ONTARIO, Captain Thrcop CATARACT Captain Esa
captain Chds eavs Lewiston daily Saturdays
copied at hapAst O'clock giving hours and
M 70 WISH isgaa tals touching at Rochester Owego
apor kngston Clayton ogdenpbarg will
rue ve Steamers passing the thousand Islands
and the ld Of the beautiful ST. daylight and con
netting with the osdensbugh Rose, POM
ufns and Boston with the Cas- al
for Albany and New York direct, 80 - eN
me soye Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted by B
kets he pleasure Of Brooks Monument
the treat Wire Suspension Bridge Of the
Nsgars RIVER through Montreal dreet leaving
P giving full
FAILS Ths o'clock Irin of Care from Buffalo
time for tbs same boat passing all the Thousand Islands
light changing boats ogdensbuh taking splendid
upper caba ker Sssmer Montres through hs
I9sang and dashng of the noble ST. arriving
q O'Clock The same DAY 10 lime for he Quebec boAts
Inc mers Of the Americsa Line built
AND comfort having all the equipments for safety required
WIN spacious and beautiful Cabin State the entire length
Of tbs b,at.
tS Passengers prOeare Tickets and ul Information al e
opposite Bafso and Niagara Fsl Railroad Depot.
Falls. ' MI
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NEW or The CIT Y.

ELECTION FOR CoNsTABLE.--Th election yes
terday in the Fourth District for Constable, to
supply the place rendered vacant by the elee.
tion Of Mr.. jackson to the Recordership, re-
suited in an overwhelming majority for Mr..
]. D. Norris. the Reform candidate, as follows !:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

MRS, Gen. GAINES, Mrs. Gen. Gaines passed
through New York few days ago, en- route to
Saratoga, where she will leave her daughter at
school, and then return to New Orleans The
Washington Star understands that she intends
70 make another effort to get possession of the
Clark property at New 0rleaus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

CANCERS CuRED.--Dr. Frazee has the honor
inform the public that he Ia prepared this fatal
disease; md be will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except when some vital be seriously Even them
the sufferer obtain much rel Those
affections invited to Wait DR.. ta,oua and
As evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence his system of
treatment Dr. f. will undertake to of Cancer
satsd and make charge until the patient
whou. pain the of the knife Twenty by
msi will package OF the CANCER SPECIFIC,
directions for Address On. FRAzEE
apl Office, St, Charlea atrect.
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Consumption Cass.abse.

az all those pains breast sdss and
back bdus the inflammation and chest and
which enaapve persona abs TO- but the
ther formation Of ubercles The nment with the
tonH and regimen given the decsn to
sons already afflicted with the diSeass way to
The principle Of this treatment founded Latest saa most
scientific opinions ali the eminent medical Of the day.
not but be approved Of,
For sale f. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chemist Aposhsoary
Of Gharre Custom Streets THOMAS RANKIN Of
Poydaa and cap Streets and j. sYME
dsetstreeta. mvI st9nAt.u
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Lo0k oe 8. N. .W0Odv's Prices.

Look at s. N. .W0Ody's Prices.
tE- Half a dozen frstrne SHIRTS for 81 80.
Halt C. HANDKERcHEFs (rsady hemned) for u
Half do~cn SUMMER SOCKS, tbleached) for u.
Half dozen SUMMER UNDERsEIRFS for 81 Is.
Halt dozen SUMMER cRAvATs, tuew styIe1 for 81 IS.
Half dozen iiRT COLLARS, (thrue Ply for 80 conts.
-Four MARsEILLEs VESTS, (deh pas.erns) Tor as
These figures and hanihug Tho small
pra and quick saes will rs found apply every article
Gentencn'a MeeJy'p.
~ The right place have SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
s. N. MOODY'S,
N. o. Mandatory of GsntIemen's Garments,
ap4i SPIT Cor. Canal street mad Exchange Pince.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

PLAcIDE's VARIETIES, LAST NIeHr,--w glanc-
ed in, somewhat late last night, at the new
piece Of the Sea of Gold, of which we had
perceived that the skillfnl Placide has been ma.
king such elaborate scenic preparation as al.
most always, with man of his judgment, i'm
plies proportionate merit and success. What
Tom Placide judges worthy of his pains is sell
dom otherwise.
We did not see much of the piece AS far,
however. as we did, it gave US pleasure far be,
yond what I'VE usually expect from these PLAYS
Of ciap-trap titles, which are usually as POM
pous in their names and as empty in their &c.
tions as a Spanish grandee. We will endeayor
TO see this again for we were led to think il
worthy of q second view.
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ORLEANS THEATRB.--This evening at the Or
leans. Mozart's g Don Giovanni . is to be pre-,
scented, with Messrs. Genibrei, Bardas, Betout
Mesdames Bertini, Berton and Martial in the
cast.
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20 Tire Ladies'.
N A D A III p u A. n EN-

NJ D A M PA TEN
- Respectful VOTERS New for
sac treatment OF the following dseaass PRoLAPsuS uTERI
WHITES, PRoFUSE ANB PAINFUL NfENsTRuATIoS EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION oF THE WOMB.
neptedby her that which thesn royaIo
the modiHtnguhed Surgeons Parir New ,k
a anoesa here which ana has ample oatmoay and mary
respectable aides uaGss
Of the utsrus not Of eaneetous cured.
Madam desote herself exclusively 10 the sn
can be consulted DAILY, ut herresidenee,
myi8 eptf IA fsR MI yoaarh st.ao.
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The grades and curves Of the Mobile and New Orleans
Railroad, shown in the above table, remarkably
favorable. With good railroad and strong iron rail
trains containing 1000 1000 passengers safely pass
over It, at speed of 40 so miles per hour and freight
trains with load of 275 tons freight may be hauled
y at speed of Is miles per hour thus making the time
p transit for passengers between Mobile and New Or
Laws, from to hours and for freight from to 10
hours.
omttng the details plans of construction and of es
mates 1t is sufficient to state that they made for
hrs class railroad in every respect all the timber
posed to the action Of the to protected by
metal sheathng all navgable rivers and bays are to be
provided with bridges wide except the Great
kglets where IT proposed to have two double draws
= ~ feet opening EACH the charter Of the Ponteharran
Ralroad in Louisiana may rendsrit Illegal to build per
msnen bridge across the Great Rgoles with openings
tor navigation as proposed In this event. it would b.
advisable to make temporary crossing, with steam
arranged to take passenger and freight trains
On deck, and rely the wisdom and Justice Of future
zegislation for permission to substitute permanent
bridge.
The total cost Of eonsrctuop OF the entire road COM
plss. including equipment for the first and second
ysars business is estimated at $3S38S80 or Q16 psr
mile.
LEWIS TNoosr Civil Engineer,
Office Eng'r Dept NJ. l. N. o. Railroad
Mobile April 10, 1854
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sundries. Without Reserve, to Close Consignmcnt.
BY R. B. SYKES.
EyRIDAY, May 5, at 10t o'clock, will 10
III sod al Mssnr r. +. Nichols Co.'S " Gan street.
100 boxes BLACK cURRAHTs ui landed ship Mary from
London. IslrGE a,
100 udian bt White Sweet MALAGA WINE, sx bark carmn
from Malaga, in bond.
40 quarter caBks Rnae MADEIRA WINE;
% -. Married. j, i. &
20 :. :. Laears Eehseopard SHERRY WINE
il i " Msramon sHseRY WINE; Wy 'Np''''
az az eases s G. Nisb",ns ~ .. Bottled In CadE.
40 quarter casks Bernie arfo FORT WINE; .Sm. .~
20 :. South Side MADEIRA WINE; -
90 sacks CREAM NUTS;
bbs prime fresh Whi'c Wine VINEGAR @8s# 5...uu.a
20 cas- Extra Supefhn- Black CHERRY JUfCE
10 caGes Sparkling HERMtTAGE;
50 cases CANTON GINGER, seeHssta prime Black TEA;
With artialsa. Pafticulsra Catalogue
TERHs-s4o cash. sso ssOo ur mohhs $500, eight
months
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The result of these ssoundngs and borings is very
satisfactory and demonstrates the practieabitF
of constructing permanent road. The stratum on
which this firm foundation be obtained consists of
compact stiff yellow and blue clay
The following table will exhibit the characteristics Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

RUPTUREs CuRED.--Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss Ruptsrc Remedy relief and comfort and
the all Rupures. To h apply
the proprstor'a establishment ST. Charles street. inquire
Dr. Sherman. particulars, advertisement third
page apply descriptive pamphlet ly
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Total length of grades, from 0 to 10 feet per
mile ... $3.50: miles 1927
Total length Of grades, from 10 to 20. 40 feet per
mile miles rs 5s
Total length Of maximum grades Of %. 40 feat
per mile Observation-Disclosures miles IA IS
rotal rise and fall in feet 704. 20
Highest summit above mean tide to be
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
no rnE NEW oRIEAss DAILy CRESCENT.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

asp tbr sSntbfru ltnr.
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Creme De 2ouxy ChasspgOne-
JACOUESSON & Fills .REANn

An entirely different arele from the Ealy Of other
II NOW LANDING, $50 hasketa above nd
quarts and pna aud will receive eourse of few days ,i
further supply.
This Wneis decidedly superior any o,hor chap,gue
Fills Brand CREME DE BouzY or FEJR
IS Aiso on hand uapal the best WINES a.
LIQUORS the Market which will ssld on reasonable
any other house in the city.
Janis 7pH SEWELL T. TAYLOR NJ. ik u ,r,t ,.t
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.gEeegsc0k KmEsnaafina

aT- De. EDw. lENNER COKE having succeeded NV Msa,,
Inhalation in ease'ng Cure after the failure remedies tried by
the most eAnsnt phyans Of Philadelphia Par. has for p.
twenty years drseted his attention process a. sans Of
1t eoshdeny asserted by q nhaaou and tb
indispensable adnvants of tonic dietes bygen character
very many cases Of Diseases Of the Lang Throat new doomed
incursbs, will be iound a,nenabls healing art
ES Every information cbeerly given by Mt M es
street. eF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

There are 500 nuaaeriss in Spain, and 2O,els
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Groceries Pre- visions. and Liquors,
BY r. B. SYKES
vgyHIs DAY, May 2, at l0a o'clock, will. be
sold At hin Auction Store No. 80 Magazine street
1850 bags RIO c0FFEEi 80 cases Sweet OIL;
100 boxes SPERM CANDLES so bills WHISKY;
10 half pipes, 10 quarter pipes BRANDf;
l9l boxes TOBACCO; 40 bbla Loaf SUGAR
bbln Dbnssie BRANDY and GIN;
10000 CIGARS rafous brands; .
1000 gallons Winter Strained Bleachsd Whale OlLt
Maeksrsi Roe Iisrringn Beet, Butter, Tons sto
Alse-sn bars RIO COFFEE damaged. myq
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Arrival of the Pacific,
ADVANCE IN FLOUR.

Good Demand for Cotton and prices sitter.
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Gentlemen, IGkce .T0ssce.
iY- Tho New per "crssespt Cy' have arrived at
S. N. M0ODY,S X.
@@#.8 m- Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
And ks patrons, who have kirdy waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, s
select from the splendid assotuentof
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING @s'NN'
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES, and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety. ,.
Mo0DYS CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had low 81 81 for afs Dosep hom etc.
cd Shirts made 10 order In sny style
ES- Remember s. n. NoQDYs Address. ppiOsp;f
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q. b. SYKES AUCTION SALES.

Furniture Furniture. ...s Enrniture
BY r. M. MONTGOMERY s. co.
YWyHIS DAY, May 2, at 10A o'clock, will
bs sold Old Auction Camp large sssOrt
ment Of New and Second hand NITURE, comprising
Beaeads Afmoirs Bureau Solos, Chain, Tables Sdeboards
wasbsopds Rockers Easy cha Lounges Mirrors, Maasses
ding Carpe Book Case, Kitchen Furniture, etc.
Aao-s resn CHAMBER FURNITURE
Tv,v.-rssh mya
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~ ICY bbls s. s. Boyles Rose WHISKY;
lo0 half do.
59e bbls Flechei's Extra WHISKY;
Ivy qr and eighth casks American BRANDY;
~ nois Winter Strained LARD OIL;
80 terees Sugar Cured HAMS;
$40 obis Small White BEANS;
500 6oxes STAR CANDLES;
s0o half and quarter do. i;
-, 400 boxes 0LEENE S0AP--For aals by
mSl JOSEPH LANDS a co, az Tehoupil oniHa a,
oiNiHE-- 4oo0 ozs. to arrive per steamers
~SS Star Of the South o'izba, for aate by
sp9l E. ]. HART h CO., f9 TehoupitouIas st.
b lGE--50 tierces Carolina, ex schr. Maria
n a. gansett for sals by A'aA a.
aRs6 iw H. L. STONE CO., Gravisr II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

sB- The monster ocean ship Great Republic re-
Gently extensively damaged by the large fire in
New York, appears on examination to be in better
condition than was at first supposed Five steam
pumps were put aboard the other day and the
twelve feet Of water reduced at the rate of foot
an hour The large and valuable cargo of four
grain, &c, below decks, is only damaged by water
and the greater portion of it will be valuable. The
soakage of the -four will not probably affect more
than one-fourth of the barrel probably less, and
the grain, of course will be dried and still valuable
for animal food and corn starch.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. Proprietor,

MARKET OPPOSITE HORNEs
NASHVILLE TENN.
ILg-Jl5 IJorero0mS al the old stand Corner Of Sum
aaer and Spring Streets.
JIAyING made extensive engagements in my Marble
Works my facilities such that can execute all
kinds of work the tasteful and the latest
STYLE as cheap be done any Of the Eastern Cities
By calling WareroOms the corner of Spring and
Summer streets specimens may be which will enable
persons Judge for themselves which is the best method
Having on 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 re-
tail finished or IN the rough safe.
4 large assortment Of Monuments, Tombs, Baptismal
FounS Crns Vases Garden Figures, Grave Stones, &c,
carved and ettered order Furniture Marble executed
to order and any part the SouhW cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, Marble Mantels
of every description plain or carved Building Stone sold
wholesale and retail.
All orders left at my Ware Rooms the Spring
and Summer Streets win with prompt attention. My
friends generally will find il their interest TO call and
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope BY attention business to merit continuance
of their favors JAMES SLOAN
Corner of Spring and Summer streets, Nashville
febl9--ly n
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NAsTvffLT, June g. 1853. -
Coz L. p. CHE sTHAS:-Devr Sir:-l have been using
he ~Reaping and Moving Machine paeu ete By Nancy
Illinois, which Offering % the citizens Of Ten
nessee tits FIRST RATE LABoR SAVING ,CHrSE. 1t works
NEATLY and The amount ct Per tay viii de7eid
principally upon the speed Of the team II The team en-
raye four miles per hour II viii Reap Now fifteen acres
hours III entitled TO the confidence Of the public.
Respectfully j. SHELBY,
LLF Bradley, managing the farm Of Or Shelby.
make the following statement: We have BAD fer more an
week, one Of Col Cheathams moving and rcaYifg
machines haTetried It IN clover and gram blown ava tau
gled and state that and cleaner than tho
sythe blade and that il viii NOW per day much IL
hands. and reap at least twenty acres per d
iune29-tkw l.. +. BRADLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

THE EoLrAS MNsTREs-There is no mistake IN
this band of mnstrels. 1t ranks with the very best
we have ever listened to- The music is well ar
ranged, the singing excellent and the fun uproari-
Gus. They come among us SO modestly, determin.
ed to rely upon their own merits, without prelimi-
nary putting that the audience last highland it
good one-was taken by surprise and the praise
was warm and unanimous They sing again to-
night, and will have a crowded house
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
HUGH HENDERSON,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER

Fl. OakGs Square-lYeTt 70 GOf,i0is isf~e'"'~-
XNOULD inform then@ei-~ g -. -, ,~ ~ ,ls5 owed
,,d p-res " culyved hs Marble - = r. o howl 49,
"a 40 orders IA the p.art F' a. H. - ." q
- ~, ost favorable terms c. an IL ~ va = q
1aia- ci,sntion n his well selet.-f p 'H i . -
mantle cces, fe gid fgure' 1.,r r0 Of vt irS
Baptism Is fluni US y e. ' M a. es:ss, % the
s ART ~ Fn, sqn rnastc-a- III - o's IT, u
plete far1'. hing sH birds - >, ~ caantity
na1 1 o-,,s I, he T,ugB state which be wh ser
OF I,-, rs- Eruiture in Egyptian Marble Of ne 49,
qhily the uublic on "a accommodating terms a.
any similar es1s a...5 1may3l-
patronage IS solicited 80 = A. -;,,s Artsis d.
80 N INV assortment Of Statuary. They are OF 100 i
| sts and finest quality, aud stslssGt lnpoFtziioa%
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
INSPECTORS OF THE pENlTENTIARY.

ARTS BRowN Esq, DR.. B. W. HAIL. and ISAAC
PAUL, Esq, Were yesterday confirmed as Inspec-
tors of the Penitentiary by the voe of all the dem
ocratic Senators present andtwo of the wing Sena-
tors. motion to reconsider made and re
iected and the clerk was directed forthwith to GER
tily the fact TO the Governor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
r. J. GLACK,
Wholesale Grocer.

! COMMISSION, AND FORHARDIIG MERCHANT,
! Cotton and Tobacco Factor
Corner of C,1ege and CGarca Streets Naasgi4e
COFFEE bags Rio so bags Havana;
50 do Laguyara; 50 do Java.
CIGARS-2O,Oo0 Imp. Havana; $4,000 American;
100000 Cuba 6s and Melee Cigars;
CANDLES-2p0 Sperm and Star;
. 200 boxes Sterine TalOw;
COTTON YARNS-A To- of assorted Nos Osnuburs SUI
/ perioI quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUlTS-lOO bxs Rasns, assorted Sizes 80 drums Figs
FISH-50 barrels and ha'f barrels MackereE
IS Kits Mackerel; l2ca Sardines;
IS do ST. Louis Tfarrison's;)
GLASS-300 boxes Window all sizes;
l25 do o., PIT, and a Pr Flasks
IS do Flint Tumb and Cobets:
50 do Squat and Cap Jars;
80 Demijons, five and three gallons;
IR0N-Tennessee and Pttsburg assorted sizes,
LIQUORS-l5 cases London Porter-quarts and pints;
10 casts Scotch Ale b" :"
rs barrels American and French Brandy;
% do Apple and Peach 90
400 do Whisky, various brands;
so do Holland Gin; % do n. E. Rum;
% do Wine, various kinds;
100 do Cider Vinegar;
MOLASSES-l5O bbls and = bbls reboiled and s House.
70 bbls st Louis and o Golden Syrup;
NAILS-15ekegs Pittsburgh assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling, " "
PlCklES-l5 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 Tomaoe Catsup;
SUGAR-1OO hhds Louisiana Sugar
100 bbls St Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Puversed; % do Loaf tLoverings)
SPICES-lO bags Allspice; Is do Pepper;
20 do Ginger Race and ground
SALT-200 bbls Kanawha; 250 sacks fine and cease;
1876 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt;
S0AP-lOO boxes bar 81 do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS barrels Millet Seed;
TEAS-2O cases-various brands;
TOBACCO boxes Chewing assorted brands;
% boxes Jenny Lind, superior article;
SUNDRIES- Indigo Copperas. Nader. Olive Oil, Lead.
Powder Shot Sascratus, Soda Axes, Chains,
Painted Buckets &c, DC.
For sale low for cash by I. J. CLACK.
~ Liberal advances cons gnments.
WANTED-lO0O0 600 lbs ofclean washed Wool;
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax, TallOw and Ginseng.
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
iaulh T. j CIACk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

THE NASHVILLE marug.cTU.-vo oo.-.. =

az NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Too1s = now provided with Machinery ana
ioois complete of the most modern const-cs;y 80
with me best Mechanical skill that The conntr -
fPec'iniy Solicit orders. They prepared 10 erse,,
RAILROAD MACHINERY
ouc as Leco"otres for Passenger and Freight Trains
Messenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and a-s
every description OF work apperaining to Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and Stationary-from To 5oO bo,sa- ,o,. "a.
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron. 80.
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or fr,ul.r S
complete with the newest and most approved n1o5as
GRlST MILLS
a5'aes and Machinery made for all sizes c,mplet- 10
geher with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins a.
so Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cast IRON on
ladys for blast &c. =
ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Rail,
ing Mills-eOmplete az shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
OF any description. with shailg mill gearing water
wheels, cast iron Bank vaults &c, &C. made to order
Address JOHN THOMSON Agent. who is practical ma.
cheniSt) or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON
jun2l-1y B. President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
NEW TRIAL.

We learn that Col SAML. RUcKER convicted of
murder in the second degree last week, in the crim-
nal court Il Murfrees boro, has obtained new ira
1t appears that of the jurors had previous to the
trial, expressed an opinion unfavorable to the pris
omar