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1851. NEW srRING EXPECTATIONS. 1854.

JAMES NICmOI,
no. 20 on TIE SQUARE, 2 DOORS FROM co-rEGE ST.
receiving and opening Tor the pring trade an as
/ sortInsut Of silk, Fancy and S'aple Goods, that
fFexteut ietv and rich viii sarpsEs any stock
last has Oered IN this market he assortment bsa
been purchased The iavorahc the various
EASTERN MARKETS,
ara viii be offered very small advance on Eastern
Costs cash buyers pHnctual cHstomcrz Tie Stock
VIII embrace the following srticlsS 10 sEerv variety:
Dress Fabrics, EHlhTOideriesi
Ribbons; Laces+
Gloves, Liuuens;
white G oOds;
Clothes; Csssimeres; Yesngs, &C. dc which will te
made additions. by the arrival Of every Steamer
thereby enabling him present those favonng him with
calf Oca OF the largest and desirable selection Of
ticlss IN his line 10 he found IN this city.
Hsahyille, Hsrohls'S "a
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200 GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES &C.
lsz4z5 .,frr DAVIS 81 SWAMI, s ,-.--
4 UCTTON d. COlflfISSTON 3LERCIEA N7IS,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
.srt. ...-a- Liquors, ISc,, &c. 81 ..--.F -.
.-a No. 73, EAsT-sTDE PUBLIC SQUARE, ir...
.T--;tr --'"a.'s NASHVILLE, TENN. - e. g. .s.
HAYE IN STORE-by recent arrivals, and which they
Ii offer for sale for cash. at the lowest prices, to wit
S75 hhds Sagar OF every grade from very fine to all
1...a qualities below; = -....- a.l -,'--a. ---s
$50 bags Rio Coffee; sll -a. -' a' ..--. .--- -f-
$50 barrels Plantation Mnlasse4 - 80 '.t 2
$50 half bbls do MOlasses;
56 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
50 do Loaf Sugar, No. ! to No. 6. -.-e s - = ~
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco; r.1s
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line to meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they ere determined TO sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 90 900
&eks Ihe salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf 10
purchasers, a small trihe advanced cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in line weuld do well TO give call before
baying elsewhere. q. G'.F a5.. .-ss sa s1.'ai,4i
-.l,5'.a s' ~ DAVIS SWAMI, .yea
feb96 No 7S Public Sauare
4. a HORNE, s. wuLIAxs JNo. A FIsHER a'
JOHNSON, HORNE IL CO., q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CERs ...I
Ccmmissonand Forwarding Merchants and Storers of
.-- Cotton and Tobacco.
- ~ner Of Market and kFoad Sts., AdShreIs Tenn.
nj q
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II. n. MYERS, A. C. CARTER
cERE NEW zaSsz-a
As5T STOCK OF CARRIAGES. sNR&E.xz
when we have money we ride in chaises
When we hare none We walk bejases."
WE have just received our stock of CARRIAGES
w consisting Of the finest Coaches Calsshes Rockaways
French Phsto0s, Broughams Barouches, and BuggIes-
This work selected by Mr. MYERs in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think is the best stock OF
Carriages offered in the market I'd will be sold
any price above cost.
n. B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied the shortest notice.
MYERS CARTER
may20-tf No. SO, Lower Market street
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1LIIIINLl - |.I-I.LI
MERCHANDISE.

i- -F lrr DRESS GOODS. -s
-4-ir No. 8 on Street.
M are now offering and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in The market consist
ing of Plain, Black Plaid Striped and Broc&de Silks Cha
eys IN plain cooTs Plaid and Printed Berages Printed
Jaeone Muslin and IaEnsogether with general assort-
ment OF Staple Goods, Hosiery, Parasos Twisted silk
Mitts, &c. [sp25l THURSTON K BERNARD.
IN Eastern Cities Eery large and desirable stock of
staple Fancy Dry Goods Of The very lRtest and hands
soonest styles which viii sell at very low prices Our
the Spring and made arrangements which will enable us
10 show onr customers something every day, and
feel confident that the assortment which keep is by far
the most extensive and the cheapest be found in the city
and cordially invite you to call upon US and see if
are able to realize the expectations held out -----
..fJs b STEVENSON 4 WHITE,
mar28 "a --f -t - 90 College ST. r
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septS-tf

MOTTO E.-The Copartnership heretofore existing
| y derthe firm Of DOBYNS 4 CHURCH aud D0BY NJ
4 CO. is dissolved. No is authorised to collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J. 7. learort
sap3-St Il. j DOB( NJ,
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
I- OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE -.
NFFICE over Sheppard < Co.'S Exch4 Office Will
I J insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
sierchandze &c. &c, &C. against Loss or Damage BY
Fire Steamboats, any OF the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and The Cargoes OF vessels OF
every description against the Pss Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives Of persons in good health for single year.
r term Of years during life. Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
A ersons having their lives or property insured in this
institution are entitled full participation in all the prof
it without any liability to loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
uiiuIns which they may pay.
JB JOHNSON, Vice President.
C. JF WHEATON, Secretary. Janl
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RAGS! RAGsu RAGs!u

WILL nav cents per pound cash, for all the Cotton,
| Linen Flax Hemp and Tow Rags Oi all colours, thai
are delivered y Paper and Rag srehouse ut the North
east corner Of the Public Square ,B,Erl :.
Merchants Pedlars and all the rest oil mankind ara so
cited TO gather and ssad me all they can get -
Day7-6 VS. MaALAAAN'
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JAS WIN, WORN,

JAS WIN. WUKN,
IMPORTER and dealer Ia fine London, Liverpool, and
i Geneva Watches, of the most celebrated makers No
8O4 CAesnut street. Philadelphia has constantly hand
some Ct the finest watches that be ound tine CITY,
comprising chronometers, which perfectly adjusted
for the different changes of temperature and warranted
perfect keepers Dupte and Patent Lever atchs IN
Hunting and Openace cases. which will be sent u riiy
part the Union securely packet at prices varying as fol-
logs:
Dupee, 90 TO 2ve
Levers, " % 10 zpV, socle IN magic cases.
LepiDes " Is to 80
Silver Levers, Is To IS.
JW W having had many years experience IN some Oi
the largest manufacturing houses in London guarantees
the performance of all watches purchased from him
as no watch offered for sale until thoroughly examined
All description of watches properly repaired the pre-
mlses No. SO4 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
9nsS-3'n.
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A BRICK DWELLING, with SIX rooms, kitchen
n large brick stable &C., No. 67, Of High EA
and Gay streets The lot fronts l25 feet Hg and -
l85 feet Gay street. Apply at No 6s1z Cherry street.
JOHN l.. l. r. W. BROWN,
je7:tf Real Estate Agents.
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GAYNOR, MACDONALD :; ,.n.

ia and I7G Pearl Street, New York.
OFFER the TRADE on liberal TERMS Of their own
~ importation and Manufacture STRAW GOODS.
SILK and SATIN BoNNETS, RIBBONS FRENCH and
AMERICAN FLOWERS. FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
INGS TABS &C. &c, aud general assortment Of IL
LINERY GOODS. Orders promptly executed. Dyl-3m
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EECHEs.-A good supply of the Best Leeches just
4 received and fer sale By STREICH Ohh
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= caFAr nAKI.AIN IN LAND.

TF immediate application is made great bargain wal.
;an ip tls fohowng tracts of land, viz 500 acres
TTss,s Rand fronting on Hydes Ferry Turnpike and
Ibriand IA River E2 miles from Nashville 40 acres
Issrsd balance well timbered--soi mostly goou Aso
~ a,r the Nolensville Pike, adjoining Noodsnn ana
70 - Tnss' o. piles from Nashville. Also q acres ad
49, ~ rcss Anplv TO J. B. Moore in Whites Bend, OF
J',li,7 NIL, JOHN L. Il R. W. BROWN. % Cherry-sI
NTAN TILLAS AND EMBRoID EtllhSs E.s'-a "a
Nj beautiful assortment of &snulas, Grape ons"s A1N
hraSeres which we are offering very cheap iST ess6
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~oTICE sToCKIJoJDER~.

the aSt meeting II The DTCCiuIo q he tdgh2TH onn
n Kentucky Railroad Comp any, the following resolutions
adopted:
l. That the Engneers hereby directed 10 make as soon
Edgefeld through Goodetsve to Springfield in Robert
county"
?. That a call of eight per cent. be made upnn IRE
stock, payable in monthly inStaments of NO per c 10
wlt-On the I'd day of September the I'd day q Uc"5sr
I'd day Of November and the I'd day &C December ney
Payments 10 be made The office OF the Gas ght Com
pany. WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary aud Treasurer
Aug 1G '5A-aoE,r 90 =, \ "a L p r Co
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- FALL IdPORTATIoSs
DUNCAN, MORGAN & CO.,

" q To Oo1-4o % OdHLl
~ S1VEGGG, TENN,
NHTE receiving and rsll hare in STORE by ths
' Y middle o. August entire stock &C
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
to which invite tie careful attention Ct Merchants gen
orally. We particularly invite those buvuz fr cash or on
short time to rnas stock AID niea Our success in
conducting business on tie ~ CASH AND SHORT
TiME-PKOAPT PAY SlSTEH, ss-s sGtisns5 u thsf
Il is entirely practicable snd that ,hcrs azs class Of
buyers who closely studying taeir Les, SIS
sotiug upon that system.
CASH AID sHoEr sales enable 10 keep means
Il rapid snd thereby greatly red the profits
arired 70 sustain oc5nsgs pFeiIc1ec long cgels.
10 addition 30 our purchases viii have laIg lot Of
Goods nH eIa6Tariuy vsr0s Ira ds Of Cot
Yarns, and over -" ba'S5 BROW 5 EOAESTIC3
DFitinss &C, Of al grades a. prices. T1s goods are
offered freely % ths t-ate genera. oi whether
ssAf goois ara bought or not
iySs- DUNCAN. GO2G ~ kCO.
L All kinds Of Bastsr ak in exchange ;ss gods,
sod for custoIsr without CdtTss
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FURNITURE! MATTREssEs!IP PIANOsl
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!


TINHE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE MASUPAC-
il TURING COMPANY have on hand increased
stock of homemade Furniture and with their increased
stock of material make Furniture will be able to keep
good assortment of Furniture for the Nashville Market
Purchasers will find il to their interest give them
call the Depot No IS North Market street. the
Factory Buildings, College street, College Hill.
K. Ii. GROOMkS, Prest-
WV. L. NANCE. Secretary.
R.H. d BENZ GR00MES keep constantly hand
good HeaIses and horses and prepared to do the
derakng business in all Of its various branches a. all
hours at their old stand South Market street. No. 10.
Ben Groomes will give his entire attention to the same
augz9-Sm.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
AU-UsI Term IS5l

I the matterof the Nuncupauve Will of Daniel Duna-
4 want, deceased.
In tins appearing the satisfaction of the Court
petition OF Edward Vaughn, that Daniel Dunavant late
OF this county, as died, makng Rnuucupatve will, which
the said Vaughn presented the Court for probate aud
which bequeahs all of his estate Martha aughn and il
further appearing that the following heirs ofthe said Duna
want 10 WIT Irwin Dunavan Susan Dunavant Julia Duna-
want, Joseph Dunavant Vim. DunaYant Pleasant Duna-
want, Thomas Dunayant, Humphrey Dunavant, William
Moore Martha Stow, Rhoda Stow, Sier Manu. and his wife
Susan Manu. nOnresdents of the State of Tennessee
and that the usual process OF this Court be served
upon them ltwas ordered that publication be made in
some newspaper published in Nashville for 40 days requr
ing said heirs 10 forward ut the October Of
this Court 10 be held g the Court House the city of Nash
vile the lst Monday 10 Ucober next to the pro-
bale oil said will otherwise the will be proceeded up
on and the will be admitted to probate.
anQl2-triwAW4Od - = Z. z CHEATHAM. Clerk
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS FOR


SALE.
NWING 10 the feebleness of the subscribers health,
I J he offers for sale his Iron Works and Farm
lst. The Farm which he resides, in Williamson
county, about II miles from Nashville containing about
$50 OF land which cannot be surpassed for beauty
fertility of soil As Grass Farm is too well known
10 require any description.
Tie buildings are OF superior finish There is plenty
Of stock the whole year rOundLtte Harpeth river
runs through 1t.
Also The following tracts of and--oro banks furnaces
ist8JACKsoN FURSACE-togetherw with about 5000
2nd-BELLvIEw FURNAC CE--with all It's ore banks,
and privileges and timber with between three and four
thousand acres attached, well tmbered and watered
Sd-NALLEI F0R(i3-wiIh upwards of Z, 200 acres OF
Land well timbered and on the power in this
OF any Otherc UUntIy.
4t Twill also sell frst-rafe Water Power at the Mar
rows of Hsrpeh, with tunnel already excavaed and
about 10 acres Of land attached. .
Also, all my Water Powers aud Ore Banks on Mill Greek,
in Hickman county. ...
have also an Ore Bank on Duck River which is very
rch in uuslitv aud inexhaustibe,
AnF one wishing to purchase will please call upon the
subscriber address him 81 Goo Spring p. o. William
son county, when he will make known the terms &c.
sug5-om MOATGONEk1 BELL.
STOP TIE RASCALI =
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, for man who
1 calls Himself ORIvH EyRETTE vhO came to my house
ia February last and set Ia TO work for me- and remained
with me until last Saturday evening; he then took my
horse saddle bride and blanket and made his escape and
bss not been heard Of lie small man. OF rather
yellow eompexon about five feet ak inches high he
Thin Hsaged man with yeowish hazel eve, and toera
bic large nose bis hair straight and black, with some
few grly hairs he says that lie is % years old he is
l6 spoken man with but few words he said that he was
Issed in East Tennessee, and his father lives in Roens
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried away
was young bay horse two years old about fifteen and
bali hands high with bald face and hind feet white lat
tie above the quarter joints; he has black main and all
and rather brown bay he is of the Tom Hall pacing
Stock and pace very well; he is Gnaered, and shoC
/ before when ha LETT.
| will give tie above reward to any person who vii
bling the and the horse either OF them, or sc
either Of then and give information go that Cat
/ get them. ). hIfTKELL.
! Lebanon. Wilson county, Tenn. jy6:tf
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CARDS.

J. A. DEEEY. W. 3. rEERY. - R. E. DERRY
DEERN BROTHERS, '~a -. .
. 81 ALlS0EIA MANUFACTURING CoKPAEYi ~.
Office No l9a Public Spare, Nashville, Tennessee
nay22-twIy. - Aa'- 2. 3oA %i-- s'ss t-1 eh ''-.g
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TOR RENf.-A comfortable house ON Spruce stiet
l. doors beyond Demumbraue, containing .rooT
good kitchen, stable &c Also small frame house
mer str eet beyond Broad Il. Apply 10
augl9 WI 4, R0N y
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NJ O r G. A n & G. O.,
NO. Al,


OS1A> - - @A
A RE in receipt of their FALL IMP0RTATIoNS which
IA embrace an unusual variety OF the latest styles oi
DkESS AND FANCY GOODS Their stock Of heavy
WOOLLENS and STAPLE GOODS is very complete and
carefully selected.
MERCHAN rs will find it to their interest to examine
this stock before buying elsewhere they prepared
to offer them superior inducements.
aug25-1m+.
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AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Plaid ana striped
IL Silks, Brocade Silks ..-
PLAID Silks, all shades, black silks extra quality,
Plaid Plain and Figured Berages .--1.' 1.,a
Berage Robes hounced, Misses Berage Robes, iat
Jaeonet Robes, Hounced, Embroidered Muslin Robe-
Houneed r-i-7Ea- = :, ,l- y -#-.isE - y .a-. H.
French Lawns and Musfns-grest variety
- Dotted Swiss, and figured Musins
- Organde Muslins, French Chinizes Asft. -.',e
English Chintzes and Ginghsns, %
Linen Cambrics in great varieties 5.--r - -.rt - =
Sun Shades and Parssols, --l
A great variety Of Fans r.. f.. - =
.FE0IT..- p y STEVENSON 6 WHITE,
I mar23 l4..sg = ~ .-.-t r...s &c. College st.
iE'MBROIDERIES.-The most varied choice and
II beautiful assortment Of EmbrOideries, have
exhibited consisting of -... Re-
Elegant Collars, Sleeves Chemisettes
C0Ilsrettes and Sleeves Setts t.a 7
Maltese Honton Valencienne Plat Lace and Cambria Col
Z lars and Sleeves,
Flouncings and Bands in JacOnet and Swiss Muslins
Scotch work Insertngs and Edgings in designs,
Lace Capes, Linen Cambria Handkerchief Henstitched
Handkerchets,
Houton Handkerchief Honton and Valencienne Laces
DC, DC. -..
rs 10 .- STEVENSON i WHITE,
mar2s So College st.
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THE GREA1, SIflINER EAIK-

TTNHlS grand exhibition viii commence the 26th Of Sep
i tember, 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS, at the
Fair Grounds
GALLATIN, SUMNER COUNTY, TENN.
These beautiful grounds have been fitted up at great
expense, under the direction OF committee who have
made every arrangement for Inc comfort and convenience
Of yisiter7, and especially the ladies.
The number OF stalls and Pens for kind Of stock
have been largely increased far exceeding these OF
aay other fair grounds D the country Most OF them
the pubic interest increase addition of several hundred
will be required.
TIE Society have so arranged for the completion of
OF the
LARGEST PAVILIONS r....
Ever erected In the State the Canopy alone containing
necessary appeudage-the whole weighing 1000 lbs.
The erection of this pavilion the beautifully arranged
smphitheatre with elevated seats sufficient for
SEVERAL THOUSAND Pf Rs0Ns.
VIII contribute very greatly 10 the eDOy of the
SION, ahordng complete protection from the rays of the
sun and gIyng the visitor full view Of the circle and
grounds.
REGULATIONS. ......
All articles animals Intended for exhibition must posi-
lively be entered before 10 o'clock Of the day OF exhibition
The Socetys book Of elty will be oPeuet from lst day
u September and persons are respectfully requested to
make their entries before the days Of the Fair
No animal viii be admitted in tie ring without being
coutned unesS by special permission from the Directors.
All the members Of subscribers families under twenty
one years OF age are admitted fIee Of Charge. .-
The Fair Grounds will be opened each morning al
o'clock snd the proceedings commence At 10.
The Association solcitS petition for the premiums
from every county in The State -.... -. .f
Tho officers Of ell sstersOcietes are respectfully invited
attend and participate it'll the pleasures Of the
casiol. .... ...a
All the ladies will confer q favor by granting us their
presence. --. 81.
W II. CRUTCHER, Sec'y.
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SAMUEL SEA4, Presldent
ISAAC IIrroS, Secretary. BwG Gmy7-H
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAEY.-CAPITAL $50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL x COS. EXCHANGE
.E OFFICE. .. .-...
They will make insurance Houses and Goods Of de
scrption against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk Of the river the Cargo OF Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other crgOes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ. HILL, President.
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DrRFcroRs-Alex Allison John NJ Hill T B Fogg G NJ
Fogg, James Corey, JnO Bass Joseph Woods, Ssmue
Seay' Matthew Watson, ] " hite, Jacob McGavOek
iRnl ....... .'
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DIR. j. w. GRAY

OFFICE No. g. Cherry street, opposite Judge Cs,rons
J and next door To DR.. b. W. Hall. Residence CItI
Hotel jan2s '54-tf.
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FUK SEPTEMEH.
Cooley > MAGAZINE for September this day received
BY laug22l +. HAGAN, Market St
TRACkERS.-Sod Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
~ made every day. lang l2.l J. NIXON, Jr
I OAF BREAD.-I am now selling an excellent art-
Il of Loaf Bread nde from wheat four the
reduced price. aug l6. J. NIXON, Jr
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OFFICERS.
CAPT. Y y. DOUGLASS President.
g. b EDWARDS, Vice President
VI. II. CRUTCHER, Secretary.
VS.. MUNDAY, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS. .. ..
GIN. JOSEPH MILLER, WI. DOUGLASS, .-
X. ALLEN, JOSEPH HARLAN
COL. ). q. GUILD, TNREE ii. BELL
B. y. HOWARD, SAML LAUDERDALE
EGBT. WILLIAMSON, MA. CANTRELL.
Gugll-dStwtd
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ASSURANCES.

This Company is now in success -
-+ga@S5- fu operation, and is prepared to -
E1EAs& take risks Buildings, Goods, xRSzeS4
Ns-y1[ and Wares and Merchandise against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
Also Goods Wares aud Merchandise and Cagoes gen.
eraly against the SEAS RvERs and INLAND TGASsPoRTA-
ZION upon as favorable terms any Office 10 the City.
Office No. 90 College street, opposite the Se~anee
House. 10 EDWARDS President
JeEy D,sHrE1L Secretary mylS-f
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
VILE, I- j.
=st.a.-r CApITAL $1,000 ..-.-
THE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char.
Il ter granted by the Legislature OF Tennessee Is now
prepared issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
on Buildings Goods Wares and Merchandise generally.
ABS0.-0n shipments against loss or damage BY Seas,
Rivers OF Inland Transportation, the most favorsbl
terms. .....s- g.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
~ ofce No. 81 Public Square, up stairs over W. T.
Berry s Co.'s Book Store -r
Samuel Seay, X. J. Morris.
l.. II. Lanier, d. ID. Dckey.
p L. A. Lanier J.F. Demoville,
c. NJ. Nichol, W Il. Gordon,
Ru Douglas H. r. Morris
H. 3. French, r. N. Williams,
p. W .Maxey 7. U. Harris,
.-.- A j. Duncan. .. 49,.
SAMUEL SEAY, President
ISAAC IrrroH Secretary. BwG lmy7-tf
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER;

iuiyI-dtrwSw-Gm. Nashville.