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~ HE MISSES HAWLEY'S boarding and Day school
viii be eopened Monday September 18TH their cHAsnce
No l6 Pennsyvania between l7th and 18th seets
tuition English and French, eQ50 scho
professors
Circular containing for day scholars Ac may be
obaned at the school
1-aaw3wTuThAsst
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LyUh SALE commodous
on m street, east side near the corner of street. House
twelve and has
Terms accommodating, possession lnmsi
aie Address Solicitors Once, Treasury epaymen
l.-L1
M EW fall and winter goods and EAshionx.-DUyALI. L.
BRO, merchant IAiiors, have just from New
York where they have made their puchnses from
houses and prepared
richest goods OF ali Of which
thy are prepared TO make 70 oder In the elegant
able style. DyJVAfI, a RRO
Septle-3taw3w
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Nt>sOLurioNrhe coparnership heretofore existing
~ fhs of EVANS Il FAINT expires by limitation
and hsreby declared be mutually H.
authorized
Of their business. r. s. EVANS,
HAMILTON FAINT,
W.suiSeroS, September !, ls5i
sep 5-eodimd&w
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All the above arnisre made retain patronage and
good furniture be
eought anywhere e.e
Goods Of the Union, and packed under his
SOM
July 27-3Snoxf u.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. -rrh. u,,..,,..,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODx r-h. .,h..,,.
have The pleasure Of announcing cizens OF the Dsc
splendid sock Of douesc ancy aad sssne dv
ever osned this latest yyes OF ih~
Aad most approved fabrics such '
Elegant br0cade silks, style
Very ich wide plaid liks, do
Do do plaid Irish popins
Do do waiered Irish poplins
Extra super French merinos, every shade
French mousseiines de iaine nd cast mere 8,rco.s
Plaid vaiencias, dress mate ~
Plaid merinos and cashmeres
Rich black nguIed and p-..n silks ALI width,
Black French bomb, I'm. and mo monssenss So ~ ds ,,re
srench chnt1es and gnghams
rs wiae siik veiveis, all colors, OF superior quality
Casnnne.s sbawls In scars
New style Persian
49, Ctosh taimas. shape, sc.
pirate 10 The approaching which
enuMerate will be shown with
Sept s-aaw4wf HOoE, BROTHER, co.
A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher DESIRING
employment IN academy school, willing divide hi.
time several win do pleasure attending TO
uees Of wishing employ teacher
ms esimona IN obedience call addressed
u washington D O. Sept s-d2w
No. 52l.l
NOTICE Of the establishment surv.vor. f,~r.r.,
and Of land ofhces for the Territories MExco
In pursuance Of law, The Presder of the Uuted State, has
eced hat tor Inc present tho following the
ths late session OF Conar-ss, viz:
Inc once or hr general of NKw MxrIco
and that for the general Of w AsHIsaroS
1nahyoRr OLYMPIA.
regiaer WAsHxsTox TxRx
T0rr a,o at M s. ,nos iSi oEsss :.
WrxosA and those for Red Wing d also
RIroRY a RED WING.
Given under my hand, city Washington, twenty
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Aug 95-9aw6w flint Starl
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oooen lT1nnessee Mssppi
Mobile branch point Eyton
southern bend Of the Tennessee Alabama
subject Demopo.Is Alabama
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Land Warrant Lost.

Land Warrant Lost.
LAND WARRANT land number 80 a6S,
issued to January, 1853, and
Hon T. Csbbie, D. c. and misiaid
him. said warrant notify all regis
Of location. And shn
apply publication OF this Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of said warrant
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIArsA, Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
Aug l2-iaw6ws
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p. j. Steers New Goods.

just opened elegant stock of . and goods
gentlemen direct from the best houses of the north
ches. Gentlemen rely finding complete stock Of
the and best goods in the market at fair by calling
al No. 486 7ih
Sep 22-2aw3wf
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No 49, January 1854 railroad from Gains Landing
Arkansas, Camden, aha Fulton
Me- Tel xsa boundary line, branches Camden
Of Helena,
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fARPETINGS AND EVERY OTHER DEeCRIP-
Of house eurDshng dry goodsWr receiving,
rect from importers and from the auctions in New York. brilliant
supply Of superb velvet tapestry,
ply and superhne ingram which Will sell fom 20
80 per cent less than former prices.
Aiso eiessnt
have opened
and lane damak Turkey
chintz shade linen nuxns
and by the yard, very elegant and cheap.
We kcwire prepared offer Inducements pur-
oicloths all
blankets from e. S2 all widths,
nen damask table diaper damask NAPKINS
back diaper table olcloh, &c,
would f1ends,
generally,
dry goods bought greatly reduced fgues
be
credit dealers corresponding low rates
BARNES l. MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th
Sen 29-eo3wif
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90 SIS 5 the Iron Mountain Mississippi River
railroad
Do DO do Jackson, DO
Is 1854 for Dubusue Iowa
Paul M,aaesoia, Left Hand Riyer
eor Wisconsin, except the lands IN Wisconsin hseofare
Stored by nosce No. 52b;)
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80 1854, for railroads om Pensacola, Florida
Alabama and from the aforementioned place via We
,umpka Eyion Athens The Tennessee line
Of sGbjeei sale Cahaba, Alabama
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No. Is South Elerenkh Street, Philadelphia,
1, ESPECTFULIY OF public
IA constantly raro
and chamber furniture. comprising
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OUSE-FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpettnx FIo>r
u oil cloths, curtain maesals, now in ssoye
complete assortment OF the above goods styles wh
have beeI purchased in New York
facturers reduced prices, 10 o .s
inducements TO houseksepe and purchasers The ouins 4.
list Of some Of the leading -'no~"s - d
$50 pieces new-styie tapestry velvet carpS ,;nsx
q 90 do do brussels do
100 do do sup quality ~ do
Is do Bhght,s patent Ensi' N DO do
;, ao pus .e' ei stair and passage carpetingK
three
~ ~ 20 ingram
ss.s NO. and Venetian do
- - p'".es 6 4, 1874, i44 printed druggets
~ printed drugget crumb cloths, richly bordered
25 elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tufted cheap
80 brass rods all lengths
full oil cloths, which be
shape or size for hall, passage, room.
curtain materials and fixtures
25 pieces rich satin LANES
IS do do worsied laines
20 do do damasks
10 do Turkey red twiled cashmerets
Is do colored worsted damasks
so pnirs extra-rich lace curtains
80 do do embroidered muslin curtains
so do do tamboured do do
rs embroidered tamboured curtain muslins
800 rich gilt window cornices, all sizes
Together such
loops tasses and and worsted
Se TO which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HooE, BRO, 4 co.
Sep l6--3taw4wf
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PsEdors OF The above viii reae and send their
ofce, paper containing this notice.
2o-law3w
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CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No. e Sc,ih EIrrfrzh Sfrsef PAfLu&e{rAin
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July is-lawl3w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
TENNESSEE HOUSE IN CINCINNATI.

Messrs. N. RHODES late of Tennessee, NJ. T. HA-
GEN, of Nashville, and W. r. CAsoN, of Columbia,
Tenn, have formed copartnership in Cincinnati,
Ohio, for the purpose fcarying on general for
warding and. commission business in that city
Their card appears in this mornings O'''o" and
American and TO it we invite the attention of our
city and county readers The members Of the
firm are all men Of fine business capacity, enter
prising, energetic and reliabe-and beng Tennes-
scans will undoubtedly receive, as they deserve to-
q large share of Tennessee business. Our young
friend, MAT T. HAGEN Esq, one of the firm, is a
native of this city, where he has many friends who
feel a lively solicitude in his success. They Will
undoubtedly remember his firm when they have
business 10 transact with the Queen City.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, JAN 3.-The bark Fanny BucI,
from New Orleans, went ashore at Race Point
About twenty schooners ashore near Cape Cod
fienr I5a1 81, steady. Provisions unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3-Navigation above is still
closed. The weather is milder at Pttsbure.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The river is stationary
Weather mild and thawing
Flour 50a5 GO. Hogs advanced. and firm at
I5a4 80. Sales ofkeg Lard at &c. Green Hams
90a7 90.
BosToS, Jan. 3.-Shp Stafordshire from Liver
pool for Boston was wrecked off Cape SabI. on the
Soth nit The officers and crew, (36 in nnmber,)
and lsopassengers all persisted.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81 900 bbIs Mess Pork sold
at II, held at IL 25 BbI lard saasI. 49, O.,
Hams from the block u; Shoulders out of Salt 4aa
A loose.
River closed by ice between Madison and Tou;S-
vile, and between Pittsburg and Wheeling Tho
warm weather is expected to break the gorge h.
tween Louisville and Madison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

A New AND PRETTY IDEA.--A grave stone late
ly cut in this city, says the Newark (N.J) Aduer-
tiser has at the top daguerreotype of the deceas-
ed person neatly set into the stone This is novel
and appropriate method not only Of commemora-
ting friends, but of bringing them as they appeared
in life, to the recollection Of acquaintance visiting
their graves. Were 1T universally adopted, it
would increase the melancholy interest of ceme-
teries and would be an invaluable addition to the
tombs of public and distinguished citizens. '
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
HOUSE-EyENING SESSION

HOUSE-EvENING SESSION.
The House met pursuant to adjournment-Alr
| Speaker WIsENER in the chair.
Mr.. CAvIrr introduced resolution proposing to
rescind the order to print the Governors Message
| The rule to lie one day on the table was suspen-
ded-and after some speculative remarks, the reso-
luton laid on the table.
Bill to incorporate the Trustees of Oakland Fe-
male Institute, read, amended and passed
| Bill to amend the Revenue Laws read, passed
and referred.
Bill to authorize the heirs of R. Hinton to take
! wharfage, read and referred.
| Bill to charter the Cumberland Gap and Wash
ington County Turnpike Company, read-and Mr..
! Lillard offered an amendment chartering the Hi
| vase and Ocoee Turnpike Company in Polk coun-
| ty. Mr.. Tibbs offered an amendment to the amend
ment chartering turnpike across White Oak noun
| tan-the amendments were adopted and the bill
passed.
Bill to egaze the importation of slaves from any
other State into this for sale-read and passed
Bill to define the qualification of jurors in certain
cases-read and indefinitely postponed.
Bill to change the time of holding the Circuit
Court for White county-read. Mr. Liard offered
an amendment changing the time OF holding the
Circuit Court of Meig5 eounty--the amendment
was adopted and the bill passed.
Bill TO authorize the Judges of the Supreme Court
to grant attachments and injunctions-read and
passed.
Bill to reduce the number of Directors in the
Branches Of the Union Bank-read and passed.
Bill to incorporate the Odd Fellows Building
Association of Knoxville read and passed.
Bill to extend the corporate limits Of Nashville
read, amended and passed
Bill to change the lines between the counties of
Carroll and " eakley-read, and Mr.. Cavltt moved
to indefinitely postpone the bill-which was agreed
to-
R 10 armand tho charfar of tho C0rnarSyla and
Levi burg Turnpike Company--read, and Mr.. Cum
ming offered an amendment 10 gve-----------
further time to finish their turnpike road-adopted
and bill passed.
Bill to authorize David W. McCrasky to build a
mill on a small suice Oh French Broad River-read
and passed.
Bill to regulate county subscriptions to railroad
stock-read and passed.
Bill to prevent the taking up of dead bodies in
this State Mr.. Lucus offered to amend by provid-
ing that the provisions of the bill should apply
TO the bodies of negroes taken up for anatomical
purposes which was laid on the table Mr.. Lamb
proposed to amend by inserting the body of any free
white pes)r, which was rejected
Mr. LILLAKD offered to amend by providing that
the provisions should not apply to persons executed
for crime or to post-mortum examinations by con-
sent of the friends and relations, &c. which was
dopted.
Mr. BRowN, of Monroe moved a reconsideration
of the vote adopting the amendment During the
tendency of this motion the House adjourned until
halt past 8 O'Clock, Tomorrow morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

COPPER VS.. CHoLERA-It is stated that MANY of
the citizens of New Orleans have provided them
selves with pieces of copper, about six inches long
and three wide, which they carry about them as a
sort OF protection against the cholera They have
been induced to this course by alleged discovery
by DIR. BURD, of Paris, who states that in certain
streets of that capital, as well as in other cities.
while the cholera prevailed in almost every other
quarter, every coppersmith retained his usual
health, and not cholera case occurred among
them The copper boundaries in Paris number
thousands of workmen, scarcely any of whom fell
victims to the cholera of 1892 or of lS49
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TnoMPsoS & Co have associated with them Mr.
Frank NJ Johnson, young gentleman well and
favorably known among our business readers
We invite particular attention to the advertisement
of the firm in another column of this morning pa
per. They have on hand fine assortment OfGoods
and are selling them cheap. Their stock of new
Silks, especially is deserving the attention of
lady readers and they are specially invited to call
and examine them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

NV FRM--BoIIISG & WHELFss.- Messrs. R
P. BoLl1SG and JAMES WIRELESS have formed CO.
partnership in the dry goods business, and hang out
their sign in our advertising columns Their store
is No H. Union street, south side, where they have
fine stock Of goods, which they are selling atvery
low prices. Bargains can he had of them, and no
mistake
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MISCELLANEOUS.


inh NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
'diS establishment is now provided with Machinerv ana
ieols complete, of the modern cnnstruct;on, sls
WIN me best Mechanical skill that the country AFFORDS and
Pec'uy solicit orders They prepared to rrec1ie :,
RAILROAD MACHINERY
as Loeoaot'ses for Passenger and Freight Trains
passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and aIc.
every description OF work entertaining Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and staOnary-from TO 500 borss-rovv.r ,-,,.
boilers of the best TsnpsSsss Iron ~ ~ WIZ
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circuar s
eemplete, with the newest and most approved nodas
GRIST MILLS.
gtNes and Machinery made for all sizes eomulee- To
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins IL
so Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cas-. IRON IN
iAdtrs for blast &c ~"
ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for RoIl
ing Ails-eomplete- at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
Of any description, with shang mill gearing vats,
wheels cast iron Bank vaults, &c, &C. made to erdeF
Address JoHN THOMSON Agent who practical ma
ehenist) or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON,
ju2I-Iy B. President
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BAYNE'S PANORAMA.

The following lines were written by ]. NJ FIELD,
to Mr.. BAYNE, the Painter of the beautiful PIANO.
rama, now on exhibition at Odd Fellows Hail.
I've sailed an ocean to behold the Rhine
That world of beauty bursting on the view,
But now your SUdfts TO me the vine
And rock-clad hills long since wandered through
Twin-castled river, far away MORE
What further need the Atlantic wave to ploughs
You've brought old Coblentz TO my very door,
And Ehrenbreitsein is my neighbOr now!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

,9y- We authorized to the name of ISAAC
HUNTER Esq candidate for County Trustee, at the
next March election
- We authorized to announce the name of VII
D. ROBERTSON candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the Nashville District ensuing March election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

THE CONGRESSIONAL LoBBY.-The Washington
Star learns that that the assignees of three patent
rights which, together, yield perhaps million per
annum in tariffs have cambined to induce Congress
to extend Them this winter for seven years longer
They are said to have raised fund of 100000 to
be disbursed at Washington to carry through their
object. Their champagne Is already flowing in
Washington ike water, and their canvass backs
are also "a-roasting" right merriy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, JAM 4.
CorroN-We notice mnterial change in our market
since last There is at present but a limited demand
for the article and sales yesterday made of "a bales
at S1sasai.
.-. New ORLEANS, Dec. %.
Our last report closed upon very inactive Cotton mar
ke the weather uniavorabe and parties generally
awaiting the Amer Jas adyices, which were overdue
by telegraph These advices before the public on
Saturday morning, presenting steady market at Liver
pool where would from the successive
ceiyed important changes had occurred for several
weeks. In our Market although the weather was still I'M
favorable there renewal Ofthe demand and
effected the extent of about $500 bales without
marked change in prices On monday buyers for
ward still freely and the sales Of the day reached
fully $500 bales, atquite firm prices generally the
what easier rates OF freight tended To the advantage ofse
lers Yesterday morning the Pacifcs advices be-
fore the public and the demand again very good,
sulng sales of about IL, 500 bales; which would make
the total business Othe three days 26O bales, taken for
England France SPAIN the Conlineit aud considerable
proportion for the North In prices have material
change to notice. and continue former figures again
marking however, that there is much discrepancy in the
representations of different parties, in respect TO prices
claSsihcatiOns, &c.
ToRAcco-Th- Tobacco market is quiet and we are ad.
y:sed OF sales the extent Of only loo hhd three lots
and including lot of 2 hhds at 6$i cents per h. We
quote before:
LuGs-Factory; cents. ~ 81
" Planters Observation-Disclosures. as
LEAF-inerior. .........................6 81
........................6H 90
Fne.. ..'.'-..''.'..:5 "a
OuOiCe SeleCuonS.
Arrived since the 23d inst. 100 hds. Cleared in the
time for Brazos St Jago ], New York S. Curacao
%, Havre 536 hhds Stock in warehouses, and ship
Iard not cleared on the 9th inst. IS 250 Ehds.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO,
Stock on hand lst September, 1858. Hhds 1886
Arrived past three days ........... loo
Arrived previously ......-......... 66lS- 6,7ls
.-. 85,884
Exported past three days........... 6s2
Exported previously ................ 694Z- 1884
Stock on hand aud on ship board $500 Hhds 2s250
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

6-We are pleased to learn that H. L. CLAIBORNE,
ESQ., has been elected Secretary and Treasurer of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. Mr. c
has been principal Book Keeper in the Bank Of
Tennessee for some time past, and he will fill his
present position with credit to himself and to the
COMPANY
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n A S III V I l. L E.:
MORNING, JAN. 4, 1854.
ADVERTISING.

In oneo the proverbs Of Solomon the New Bedford
Mercury find the most comprehensive and satisfactory
exposition of the philosophy of advertising that
or could be written viz
There thai scaereth and vet ncreaseh and there is
that withhodeh than is meet but tendeih pov.
erty
the same idea:
He which soweth sparngy shall reap also sparngv and
he which soweih boun tiiuy shall reap also beautifully
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION.

We wish our lady readers, in particular, to bear
in mind that there will be an exhibition of BAyNEs
Splendid Panorama, this evening, at o'clock. 1t
is truly magnificent work Of art, and needs only
70 be seen to be admired
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

ANOTHER CoNsoLIDATIoN.-The Pittsburg packet
line and the Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis
mail line have been consolidated. Passengers will
be receipted through from Baltimore, Philadelphia
or Pittsburgh to either Of the points below. The
fare will be from Philadelphia to Cincinnati sll,
Louisville So and to st. Louis SIG; from Ba!t-
more to Cincinnati $40, to Louisville 81, and St
Louis $40.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMF

NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U. S MAIL PACKET.
UNHE splendid new passenger steamer, sSxesk
i H. r. w. HILL THos. Newell, Mas Ht--l-sSSsH 4
ter, will run in the above trade this sea-
son, leaving Memphis on her first trip on
Saturday the 22d of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis U. S. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ, with freight
ard passengers for the Hill.
oct6 A. L. DAVIS, AGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04
PIrRIJC LECTURES.

TINE undersigned would the citizens OF
L Nashville that they have effected arrangement with
the Rev ORvILLE DEwEY or the delivery OF his famous
Lowell Lectures upon the PROBLEM lUNAS DEsrrSY
These Lectures twelve IN number, originally deliver
ed before the Lowell Institute and presented 10 that
Institution BY their learned and eminent author They
have excited the highest admiration for their elOquenee and
originality every city of the Union in which they have
been delivered.
In a1rng an opportunity to hear this series Of Lectures
BY profoundly acquainted with Mature familiar with
Science in its most comprehensive original IN
thought and benevolent in all his SymTathes and
powerful in his OraOry the undersigned feel Just reason
congratulate the public and themselves To correct Ang
Misrepresentation IN the outset would state, thai ths
Lowell Lectures Gny religious religion M
separabIe the subject of "Human Destiny " and
not intended to propagate peculiar system OF faith
The delivery here been solicited and engaged al the
pecuniary m Of the Undersigned and tickets Of admission
will be fixed at such rates will place attendance within
the power Of the humbest Of which the public will be fur
Their advised in due The will commence IN The
month Of February DR. Deweys present engagements
will not admit OF his presence AZ an earlier tay.
X MEIGS, NEIL BRoWS.
ED II EWING, JOHN TRIMBLE,
JOHN A McEWEN RUSSEI. HOUSTON
HUGH DOUGLAS HENRY BLOOD,
TBERRY, JOHN LEA,
AND DUNCAN, JOHN EAkIN,
WILLIAMS VII HUMPHREYS
BYRD DOUGLAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-04

FURxITURE- We notice that ]. H. CURREY has
removed his furniture store to Mr.. CooPER's new
buildings on Cherry street. We had occasion to
pass through his establishment on yesterday and
found that his stock embraced everything in the
furniture line House keepers would do well to give
him call