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T. J. CLACK,
Wholesale Grocer,

COMMISSION, AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
Corner of C6Hege and Church streets, NdShVlRs
COFFEE-2OO bags Rio; so bags Havana;
$50 50 DO Laguyara; 50 Do ~; Java.
CIGARS-2O,0O 900 Imp. Havana $4,000 American;
100000 Cuba IS and Melee Cigars;
CANDLES-200 Ooxes Sperm and Star;
goo boxes Sterne an Talow;
COTTON YARNS-A lot of assorted Nos. Osnuburs, su-
periol quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUITS-1Oo hxs Raisin assorted sizes 50 drums Figs
FIsH5o barrels sD is and n half barrels Macker
rs Kits Mackerel l2cases Sardines;
FLoUR-2oo bbls GalIigq =, us CINCINNATI
GLASS-30O boxes Window all sizes;
l25 do Of. PIT, and u PIT Flasks
IS do Flint Tumb ers and Gobets
so do Squat and Cap Jars;
80 Demions, five and three gallons;
IRON-Tennessee and Pittsburg assorted Sizes
LIQUORs-l5 cases London POrter-gqarts and Pints;
10 cas's Scotch Ale ."
rs barrels American and French Brandy;
s5 do Apple and Peach "a
400 do Whisky, various brands;
so do Holland Gin; IS do N. E. Rum;
100 do Cider Vinegar;
MOLASSE-l50 bbls and u bbls rebOiled and s House;
rs bbls st Louis and U Golden Syrup
NAILS-l5O kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling, +"
PICKLES-l5c ses choice asserted Pickles;
10 casss Tomatoe Catsup;
SUGAR-lOO hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bbs St. Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Pulverised; rs do Loaf (lOvering's3
SPICES-1O bags Alspice; 10 do Pepper
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SALT-2OO bbls Kanawha; $50 sacks fine and coase;
135 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt;
SOAP-lO0 boxes bar; so do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS barrels Met Seed;
TEAS-20 cases-variOus brands;
T0BACC0-50 boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
25 boxes Jenny Lind, superior article;
SUNDRIES-Indigo, Copperas Nader, Olive Oil, Lead,
Powder, Shot, Salaratus Soda, Axes Chains,
Painted Buckets, DC, &c.
For sale low for cash by I. }. CLACk.
~ Liberal advances cOnsignments-
WANTED-100,000 lbs Of clean washed Wool;
100 900 lbs Bacon and Lard
Dried Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax Tallow and Ginseng.
For which will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
janis. l. ). CLACh-
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 4, 1854.


REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DE1rRsusEp IN rHs
SuPi3xE CoURr OF TENNESSEE DURING THE YEARS 1852
By WIG. Swan, State Reporter :
j. YORK d. Co, have presented us with the Sc
cond volume of the above reports 1t is volume
OF over 700 pages, from the press of McKINME &
brown, the mechanical execution of which is very
creditable. The decisions in this volume are, many
OF them, of the first importance, and are reported
In manner full enough for thorough understand
ing OF each case, and vet SO concise 10 dispense
with all unnecessary reading. A knowledge Of
these decisions is almost indispensable to every
lawyer in the State foht ~
Messrs YORK e. Co, are the sole agents for this
book in Tennessee and all orders for it from dis
lance must be sent to them. They have also sup
ply Of the standard legal work., together with an
assortment Of school books stationery, &c, at their
new store house, on the corner of Union and Cher
ny streets. -sl 7aIa.l s--11- Vt
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WASHINGTON, Jan 80.
In the Supreme Court of the United States to-
day in the case Of Morse vs. Reilly, the following
decision was given and decided:
That Prof Morse is the inventor of the Electric
Magnetic Telegraph against the world That the
first seven claims Of his patent valid without
qualification. That all the claims of his second pa
tent are valid without qualification. That the dec
laration 9Th claim of bis first patent is too broad
and ought to be dsclaimed, but it has been sus-
tanned by the patent offices and Circuit Courts, Mr..
Morse is not in fault in dsclaiming. That the in
junction granted by the Kentucky Court shall be
perpetual but without costs because the right claim
of the first patent has not been disclaimed Only
seven Judges out OF the nine sat in the case upon
the eighth claim. Judges Grier Nelson and Wayne
gave powerful dissenting opinions. The defendant
used what is known as the Columbian instrument.
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GREAT Posi- STATE STAKE FOR $4,000, Me-
TAIRE COURSE New ORLEANs-This great run comes
off over the Metairie Course New Orleans Satur-
day the LIST Of April and il will draw thlther thou
sands of persons. and all the best blood of the
country. Mr.. T. Tan Brock, the enterpnslng pro-
pretor of the course offers the largest purses, and
makes the most liberal arrangements for the sea-
sons racing, of any one in the South West,
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %.

Redfeld was confirmed to-day collector ofthe
Customs at New York, after two and half hours
debate, by vote of 80 ayes to 8 noes The mega.
tives were Senators Badger, Benjamin, Bel, Dixon,
Dawson, Toombs, Jones' and Thompson, of Ky
Senators Seward and Fish both spoke in favor Of
the nomination. ~
Mr.. Gadsden had an interview with the President
and Mr.. Marcy to-day. The rumor is current again
that there is no treaty, but only memorandum
agreed upon atsaF l-H4 sa,
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IRA H. MOTIONS FURNITURERooMs,

Are now & led with an elegant assortment of Fur
niture- embracing the most ornamental as well as
the planest bedsteads, bureaus, sde-boards, SOFAS
divans, book cases, wardrobes, chairs, and indeed
every thing necessary for furnishing house from
the planest to the most luxurious style Our friends
who wish to make purchases in the furniture line
would do well to drop in and look for themselves
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s- This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Campano-
logians will ring their merry bells for the benefit
of the Juvenile popuation,,of our city, and for the
last time in our city to night The combination
with the great Panorama "Voyage to Europe"
has created new desire to view the charming ex-
hbtion, and we pleased to find first families
constantly in attendance. To those who appreci-
ate the fine arts, blended with the concord of
sweet sounds" this is charming entertainment
Indeed, the whole gives entire satisfaction.
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"a LIST OF SALES FOR 1854, iAls
OF J. F. DUNT0N.
Feb l, s i %; July 5, - 26. -.-.-,
March /, I, s, 3, g. 90 4 30; August 9, g. % 80;
April 5, 10 20; Sept. 5, s. I, 20, 81 p;
May 3, 10, "a 81; Oct. 4, II p;
Jge7, q IS; NOv.l, s, % 20;
Dec 6, 90 d q. . ,f .-.
And Sales eyOry Thursday Night through the year.
Janis lS54-d&wlm JOS. f. DUNT0N.
NTOTICE,-The Auction Sales OF Real Estate adFer-
IN sed by r. A. Balowe to take place the 2lst inst
was postponed until Saturday the 2Sth January inst
jan22 81 K A. BALi0WE General Agent.
I1OR SALE AT AUCTION On Saturday next
Il the I4h ns will offer for sale at the Court House at
IL o'clock the following building lots in Hausers plan Of
&c. 81 49, 80 40 Al and AZ plat of which be
my Office.
TrRMs. Cash. balance in u months, without
interest r. A. BALL0WE,
feb3 sd General Agent
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COAL.

Mr.. w. A. HosKNa presented us yesterday with
cart load of coal-the very finest specimen of this
article that we have any recollection of seeing in
this market. Mr.. HosKINs ownes one Of the coal
banks on the upper Cumberland, and it is said to
be of superior quality-of which we have no doubt,
from what we have seen aud know-from which
he is receiving full supply at his establish
ment College street. between Church and Broad
We would advise those wishing to supply them
selves with the necessary article, partcuiarly the
large black coal) to give him call in fact, it is
worth walk to College street to see the large
lump of solid coal that lies in front ofhs Office
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TILE EnLIANS

There viii be great attraction at the Adelphi to-
night. JOE BRows, the 'Old Bob Ridley" of the
band, takes benefit, and the bill presented is one
snitableto the occasion Mr. BRowN is one of the
bes: of the company-and this is saying much
where all are good. He is entitled to bumper,
and we hope he will receive one.
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In connection with Baynes celebrated Panoramas of
VOYAGE TO EUROPEl
Assisted by the celebrated Vocalist Mr. GEORGE BREW
IS and the unrivaed performer SlGSOR FITTlNl on the
beautiful! instrument composed of Wood and Straw called
the
hilipinotrasiamomento
The novel and astonishing performances OF this Company
have been received with unbOunded applause, by all VINO
have listened them ecing the highest enconims OF the
Press and exciting the wonder and admiration OF eminent
Musicians all the principal cities of tie United States and
Europe - -
This celebrated Company comprises the following we'll
known and talented Performers
Mr.. GEORGE BREWIS, Vocalist,
Mr.. G. MAATHERS, Yiolinis,
Mr.. A. J. ECKLES, Guitarist,
Mr. JULIUS GIRAFFE, Pianist,
SIGNOR FlTTINI, Musical Director,
Mr. NJ. L. WEBSTER, Manager.
In the course othe evening Mr. g. Brewis will Introduce
some of the choice Songs and Ballads comprising Sc
lectons from the eminent composers OF the present
dav including some fMr Henry Russes Celebrated De
scriptye Scenes, VIZ ..
"The Ship on FIRE." "Ihe Gamblers Miiei
.rbe Gin Fend" "Man the Life Boat -
oThe Newfoundland Dog" "0ld King Time|
THE Dream of the Reveler &c, &c.
. In consequence of the immense expense, the price
Of admission will be- Adults so cents. Children 20 cents
icy Enter tainment commences at q o'clock
~ Entertainment Saturday afternoon at o Clock
ian3l '54-H
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OF We have received lengthy communication
in regard to che State Sentinel, &c" the publica-
ton of which we are forced to decline. The length
of our legislative reports and the necessity of keep
ing up with the current news of the day, make it
impossible FOR US to publish lengthy communica-
tons at this time Our friends must, therefore,
cuse us for the present
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e3g@ We call attention to the auction sale of
valuable building lots, of R. A. BALLowE, which
takes place at the Court House to-day, at II
n'clnck
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SuNDRfES.

i
A1e NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING coERAMY
MS Establishments provided with 8fachnorT 80
;, complete, Of the ost modern copsruc>ou So
ne pest Mechanical skin that the country acs 6na
fesy solicit They prepsredto sxssa1c ~
So. RAILROAD MACHINERY. 80 1900
oucn as LeconaSes for Passenger and FREIGHT Tra;ps
a,nger Freight and Repair Cars completed aud amos.
very description Of work appertsinng TO Rat Rosin 80
- . - STEAM ENGINES - - = =
Boat and stationaryfrom 3 TO 500 hurs-
boilers of the best 7snness<s Ron. : : =
ss.Er3ssa ~ SAW MILLS. -
Macnanery complete fitting ut5 ash or e
rf'ss' WIN me newest and most approved modes- =
GRlST MILLS ~ ~ ~ S8iseAs
1890 and Machinery made for al sizes compsefe To-
geansf WIN Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cooa Gins IL
iss fr hiss y, urnaee embracing castfros or
sH .a.t ROLLING MILLS -
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and an oach;,s. e. ID IN
ing Aliis-eomplete-ma at shortest notice : -
7-.f - - BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
OF any description. with shsfng mill gearing v.t.x
Wheels cast iron Bank vaults &c, &c, made to order
Address JoHS THosPsoS Agent ewho is practical ma
CHEMIST or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON =
iJun2i-iy ,~'-N' B. ~ V q President
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FOR LOUIsyILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TO THE CITIZENS OF LEBANON.

We requested to state that the Swiss Bell Ringers
will give two of their chase Musical Entertainments at the
Temperance Hall, Lebanon, on Monday and Tuesday
February 9Th and 7th
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STEWART & wEAK EY'.

STEW ART Il WEAK EYES
PRESS LINEl
FAMILY GROCERIES delivered in any part OF the city
L free of charge. Orders from customers handed the
driver Will be thankfully received, and promptly hed and
delivered. JAM d
DACON-A LARGE QUANTITY ALWAYS KEPT
= = 'I -'''' GNU ~ '- STEWART wEAKLEY,
CELERY-ORDERS LEFT AT OUR STORE THE
day previous to wanting It will be supplied at market
price. STEWART WEAhLEi,
jan27 "a No Broadway
daily from the country large quantities Of Butter and
Eggs likewise Chickens and Turkeys which we will sell as
cheap the market STEWART WEAKLEY,
jan27 "a No s Broadway
| SMITHS &c.-IOO finished Steel Pointed Crow Bars;
50 Crow Bar Mouds,
loo Blacksmiths' Sledges, assorted;
100 sets assorted Axes;
90 dozen Picks and Mattocks;
25 do Shoysls and Spades
100 Drills. Just received and for sale low by
ian13 McCREA x TERRASS
CUNDRlEs.-lOO hhds Sugar;
- 200 bags Rio Coffee; 100 bxs 4 bxs Star Candls;
200 tons assd Rolled Iron so bKs assorted Tumblers
50 do H: Hollow low Ware; 80 30 casks ss s soda.
500 sets Wagon Boxes assd 10 do birthstone;
10 10 bundles Spring Steel cases impI Black Tea
100 kegs Pure Lead; very hnei
''','NN ' McCREA &TERRASS
janl3 85 Broad street
NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
N FOR SALE wish to sell the house in which live,
situated the est side of Summer street. No. 81 between
Broad and Church streets The house Is some thirty fee
from the street. story and in good repair and an album
dance shade trees For terms apply to me at McCrea
d deo9i'' 'H '''A' ~ VIII. JOHNSON.
NEW HOTEL.-Under the provisions of -
act incorporating the Nashville Hotel Company, 4
passed by the Legislature of the State OF on the
Esd of November 1885, HotSe hereby gwen that BOOKS
will be opened the Nashville Inn Monday next the
18th inst for tina purpose of obtaining subscribers to stock
in said Company. ---
ID SCOTT
a- W BERRY, ; Committee.
..r... DrRCFOSTER
VI COOPER
ianl4 City papers please copy
TXTRA FINE TEAS.-The undersigned have
T. just received direct from first hands Importers, large
assortment of Extra Fine Teas, consisting Of
Superior Young Hyson Tea
Extra Fine Gunpowder do
Imperial do
These Teas equal to any imported Persons desiring
GOOD Black and Imperial Teas would do well to try ting
above For sale in quantities to suit by
jan3l "a SIhhToh JIM
r ARD OIL.-Just received fresh supply of best
Winter Strained LARD OIL For sale by the gallon
- barrel at STRETCH 4 0RRS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College and union
streets jan31 81
WALL PAPERI WALL PAPER!!
ONHA a fine assortment of AeARER@
ssss 8: r F::o a% aa D ss6sE
ALSO large lot of cheap unglazed Papers, Borders,
FIRE ''rseH' "'H0'" ''i '' KLAGAs GORBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No 20 College st
aone in the best manner jan29 "a.
nTANTED-I WISH TO RENT FOR THE
w next year. comfortable family dwelling, with or
rooms convenient the churches and female academy
Andy 10 49, r. W. BROWN,
dec 3eeaS Ss--. Real Estate Agent.
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sW The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American and U. s. Gazette
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TAYLOR'S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BROADWAY, Cor. of Franklin Street, New York.
rs completed and opened for travellers who desire
able and attractive accommodations 1t il conducted
upon the principle Of the best European Hotels meals
being served in the several apartments the tables in
the saloon at the option of guests. The Hotel Furn
ture elegance with comfort and designed well
for the convenient reception Of travellers by the late trains
JOHN TAYLOR
ian2y 54-Sm Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1854.
The weather is clear and cool
The river yesterday still falling briskly, but with
abundance of wafer for all commercial purposes.
Sales yesterday of S27 bales at 65
and 81. s.a
sfToBAoco-Two hhds sold yesterday at Johnson
Horne 4 Co.'S warehouse at So So and two hhds at A.
lIamlons warehouse at 81 66aS4 so.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale 500 acres of very rich LAND in Stewart
i County, fronting Cumberland River opposite Dover
about 81 Of mile 500 acres superior bottom Land about
40 or SO acres cleared the balance finely tmbered fine
Iron Ore Bank was recently discovered on the land:
ALSO,-42OO acres of LAND in Lewis county, about 30
miles Southwest from Columbia AL finely timbered, eK-
cept so TO 100 acres cleared fine water powe
stock range. Also, superior article of Iron Ore
Said Land is about miles from the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad and will make fine stock farms
and vii, be sold liberal terms exchanged for proper
ty in or near Nashville
ALS0.-A FRAME HOUSE with or rooms and ~
acres of Land adjoining alan on the Louisville road
formerly occupied by Rev. Jesse W. Hume. :,
Persons wishing purchase any of the above valuable
lanai ia FF'' Real Estate Agent
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A 7 FRANCESCA WITHIN AN'S-There are few ar
n hees in which the unpractise eve more liablfe be
deceived than IN Furs - i.lz-srf
There nav be variation Of several dollars in two Mu
or NicorneS and vet nine persons out OF ten be
bic 10 detect the difference when they them apart from
each ether francisco Whitman Hat Store No % Pab
lie Square the Ladies' can rely uon geit ng good article
that shall be IN all respects what il recommended 10 be-
end = reasonable price. On stock is very large and veil
raSsorted consisting OF Hudson Bay Sable Canada Sable
Superior Sets OF Some aFten Lynx Fitch Badgers and s
the lower grades of Furs made up in the most fashionable
manner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 3.--The river continues to re.
cede very fast-8a feet water scant on the shoals.
yCHcKnAu, Feb. 8.--The river has fallen four
feet since last evening Flour quiet and easier with
sales at 6 so to SO; Whisky %. -
PrrrsBue, Feb 3-Five feet five inches water in
the channel, and falling.
New York, Feb 3,--Good Ohio Flour $ss7a9
II; Corn 81 00aSl TO-
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VALENTINES /,
GREAT VARIETY OF
NJ fancy SENTIMENTAL $ =

A.uGREAT VARIETY OF
NJ SFANCY SENTIMENTAL . =
VALENTINES. o. X11 70 E-rIa
The assortment quality, and style not surpassed by
any inthe city. = ss'. s''ae 7ssss9 Il -
JUVENILE VALENTINES: 8 - aes.s7-s - +
sns beautifully gotten up entirely new, and viii be
rad oeived with delight by the Young both sexes M
GOLD VALENTINE CARDS: sa-l ed ~ = saila
most beautiful article gotten up expressly for the
q 'sFestivslAe4 kinds. cd asiiei Sste 81 20
COMIC VALENTINES: y g. So H7 :. ne
Over 400 kinds. comprising every trade, profession
and character in existence colored. slyE as
VALENTINE ENVELOPES .,.,~s-i...,q ~
0fvarous kinds, splendidly embossed on fine paper,
made expressly to take in Valentines without fold
"a TOON 81 RUTLAND, A Union Street, have
almost innumerable variety of VALENTINES, ut peyy
'Osq prices for the approaching YEARLY Festival 5
Hfeb4 "a o9 ;aatsssd fa-iat bns ssss, ~ -, ID gyttB
SCHoOL BOOKS. IAG Gdlgs7 Gf 'Sltgs4
Comprising all the Classical aud Elementary Books,
used in the schools of the city aud country. eEs
ALSO Paper, Pens, CopyBooks, States, Ink, Porto
los Drawing Studios, Sketch Books Paints Camels' Hair
Pencils &c sE'iej -77s = sii.rr'7e l.a-tf7 zsss-sl.
~ Orders solicited from town and country Zeal
say 'l@@ 30 TOON & RUTLAND,
feb1 '@ IA Union street.
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B- The Feickebocksr Maeqsine speaks of
dinner at hotel which, from the billof fare, was
evidently one Of the splendid mansions of entertain
ment ct Erie, Pa:
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-...t- ' FUTURE SALES. as--sf
March 14th 18th and 18th May 18th, 18th and lSlh
April 18th. 18th and 18th June 18th, I4lh and 18th.
ianlS "a d., NJ. & co.
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OUR HOLIDAY STYLE.

Z 4 day our Holiday Hat. and original style, and
gotten up the most elegant Wefee assured that
il is but to be seen to be admired ~
FRANCISCO WHITMAN, -
dec1O Fashionable Hatters. No. % Public Square
DARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP invited 10
Il call and examine the beautiful assortment Of chit
drens and infants Hats and Caps of the latest and
approved Styles which are for sale 81 the splendid hat
Enlistment of FRANCISCO WHITMAN
declO No. %, Public Square.
THE METROPOLITAN HAT.-ThoSe persons
who wish . neat and comfortable business Hat would
do well call and examine those beautiful new styles at
we have lust received FRANCiSC0& WHITMAN
decl0 90. Public Square,
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TOR obvious reasons the Hats manufactured By Water
i field Walker have long enjoyed extensive popularity
and borne the helm in the field OF competition Their
to has been 10 produce the best possible HAT the
lowest possible price, This they have successfully act ON
pshed. Their finest Hats be had for five dollars
while their four dollar Hat is the best at the price of
fored IN the city. A fine supply just finished at
ian2s's4 wArERFIELD &WALKER'S
THE METROPOLITAN HAT.
or THIS desirable and popular Hat we have fine va
We have them in Black, White Drab and Brown.
jan2S "a WATERFIELD WALKER
TO LADIES.
OUR Stock Of Fancy FUIsS still comprise some fine
Sets of English, Fitch and Super Lynx which We are
selling al reduced prices.
jonSs "a WAKEFIELD & WALKER
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
WE have the most select assortment OF fancy HATS
w and CAPS for Children ever offered in this city, We
JANIS "a WATERFIELD & WALKER,
CITY Hat and Cap Store 26 North Side the Square, to
Usage ORANGE,
The Hedge Plant America.
T UST received fresh supply Of PITKlNS Feya Osags
81 Grunge SEED, by T. WELLS,
feb3 54-iawfSw Market Sc.
pratioa treatise on the pro pagation of ihe plant fur
nished free oichlrge, By applying as above
--'t CARD. -.Jl1
INHE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks to his numerous
Il friends in "Tennessee" for cir long and continued
confidence in him, SALESMAN Of their surplus "Pro
duce"
This has and must continue be- the best points
TO which you send your Bae07 Cya F,atsers Whsdt
Lard Peas and Butter For Tst5g9rifiaess he refers 10
his throughout East Tennessee whose
business he has been attending 10 for the last eight
feb2 '54-lm= L. W. FLEMING
Augusta, Geo., Jan 25ih, lS54
NTOFICE.-The Stockholders in the Nashville and
~ Charlotte Turnpike Road hereby notified that an
Election will be held DemOss office in Nashville on the
18th day of March next for the purpose eectn Three
Dir, ctors TO serve for II months. Z. W. CHLDRESS
febl 64-lt* Secretary
~ ROCEiiIES-Just received
W 10 baskets Excelsior Champagne;
l caSk Juice Port Wine;
5000 Guiana Principe Cigars f.str
feb2 81 STEVENS 4 GIBSON.
A LSO-20 bbls Extra Family Flour,
IA 10 bags Buckwheat Flour;
rs small sacks Table Salt
dozen halfbushel Measures;
2 do Medium Churns;
boxes Mustard;
10 dozen Zinc Washboards;
s boxes Ground Pepper;
feb2 81 STEVENS Il GIBSON.
lust RECEIpED-For Family use
81 chest extra fine Imperial Tea
PoachOng .rt
2 extra fine 4"
s boxes hne Imperial
! box Essence Coffee;
sweet Chocolate.
STEVENS GIBSON.
feb2 "a No. College street.
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ADELPHI THEATRE
JOUN GREENE
ONE WEEK LONGER OF THE
FOIIAN MINSTRELS.

NJESSRS. VAN LEW AND DEANES, would beg
leave 10 inform the citizens of Nashville that in
ouence of the unvosbe state Of the weather during the
past week. that they will appear in SIX MORE OF ther
popular CONCERTS commencing on Monday evening,
January seth jan. 80