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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-15

N-uTECE.-Ovnsrs Of goods BY tue New ork and
y Charleston steamers ioonsigned TO Mr.. J H. Willy,
des,ued or the South and SoutW est are hereby notified
M tb sid goods srs n store By the seysTs late arrivals,
Al THAR expense and risk tor non-pey msn OF rsight
Chsrlestou, 5 c., Oct 6, 1854 AkNBi AIsSAoON,
osiII-dErtv '... Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-15
A. B. ROBERTSON

Ne. IS, College street Nashville. Tennessee.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND TRUNKS I
T AN now reoeiviug direct from tbs mOst approved
Il Eastern Manufsciorss the isrGest best aud most
complete stocks of sbove articles that have ever o.
tered adapted the Fall trade. which invite the
tentiou OF purchasers Fpding IL impraccatle 20 quit
the trade as proposed To do last Spring have entered
with large assortment determined TO give good bargains
aug98-u A L. ROBERTSON,
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WOODEN WARE, &C.
SUNDRIES JUST RECEIVED -a
GlEDAR Buckets Pals, Tubs Pggings &c;
~ Well Buckets Half Bushel Measures; -
Butter Tubs, Rice Boxes, Sugar Boxes &c .-.
Bread Trays Baskets ehildIsn's Cane Chairs;
Cocoa Nut DipPers, Grass Mats. MAnn1a do;
Just rscsyed at the Variety and House Store
Of p .-i' rauSe0l MORRISON 4 co.
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MERCHANDISE.
FALL IMP0RTATTONS
DUNCAN, y MORGAN q CO.,
NO 70I PERLIC SQUARE
--x.-s

.v"P7 y AAs13Js TEN N.
NJ i5S no" FeeelT1ag and viii have in store by the
= v '1uT I.T % august our entire stock OF
-. FAI.L AND WINTER DRY GOODS
10 which We invite the careful attsntian Of N-S...
bi ,; invite those buying for cash or Oa
s0n9gctl1g business on the ~ CASH AND SEORT
FiaE-PKOAPP PAY SYSTEM, - sst;s6es ma th.t
u is entirely practicable, and that there is 49, -. a.
BUYERS Who closely studying their best inierss:s are nov
acting upon thst system.
Casa AND SNORT TIN. sales enable to keep our ne,ns
IN rapid use and thereby greatly reduce the profits ~
quredt sustain business predicsted on long credits
In addition 10 OR purchases viii have lsr9s ai AZ
foods on Consignment embracing various brands Of Coz
ION srns, and over 800 bales BROWN DONESTICS
Drliings &C. Of all grades and prices These gOots ar
oered freely to the trade in general REGARDLESS Of whether
o. ~ eoN2s are bought or not,
Z iysS. =. DUyCAy NORGaNkoo
~ Alknds Of Barter taken in exchange for rOod. ar
sold tor custo ners Kithn.ii chn-ra
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J. Ii. CURhEY,
CABINET MIXER AND UNDERTAKEN.

NE2SA@tA<3 ~aAh1Ah AMI UHUEh1hhAh.
DEGS LEAVE to inform bis friends aud the ss-w
u pablo geuersly. thai be keeps constantly eza1A4S
on hand CoHns OF every description, from he planest
servants 70 the ne Metallic srght and air exhausted Cof
nas the best now IL for preserving the Corps together
with good Aearses sDi Horses aud everythng necessary
for burles.
All orders ett al nv wsreuOm, No 81 Cooper Building
Cherry street. will be promptly attended TO- both day or
night mySl-G J. H. CURREY
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NOTlCE.-Tha COpartnurshp hareuOI JTe exist u un-
y der the nrm OG DOBI NS d CHURCH and DUBYNS
Il co is dissolved. No il authorised 70 collect debts
OF the concern but Ar. J. I. iesTout
seP3-St T. j DOBYNS.
RATIS-JUST fTBLIsHED.-AN NEW DIs-
OCOVERY IN MEDICINr.-A fec .0oras On tks re-
sOaal ySItHpsst without medicine Of Spsrmsorrhea,
Local Weakness Nervous Debility Low spirits LsssitUds
Weakness OF the Limbs and the Back lndisposOu aud
Incapasy for Study and Lsbor Duness Of apprehension
Loss Of Memory Aversion Society, Love Of solitude
Tnndity SelDstrus Dizziness, Headache Involuntary,
Discharges Pkns in the Side, Affection Of the Byss Pin
pies on the Face Sexual and lutrmIIist in Man
lFrorg tks FrsaGAqf Dr.. B. DsLG.sy
The important fact that these alarming c,DPsnts may
easily be removed WITHOUT sEDcs, s, 10 this laet
clearly demonstrated and the entirely sud highly
cessful treatment adopted BY the Author, fully
planned By Of whicn every Is enabled g care
Ssss perfectly GsG AZ the LsIst possI5s e0st avoiding
thereby, all the advertised Dostrums Of be day.
Sent any address gratis aud post free SEALED
yelOPe, by remng post paid Two Pcss stamps 10 Dr.
B. DELANEY, II LispenGErd strest, new York
SeDtS-fm
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| NEW STATE MAP-IN PRESS AND WILL
| shortly be pubfshsd-s NEW NAP OF The STA FE
OF TENNESSEE OF cabus; sra say By feet or there
abouts. The Map is complied from snd ctIsl sur
veys made and collected during the Est four yegrg by
H. c. MARcELL, Of Nashville. No expense rouba has
been spared in getting mp this great work. and the public
rely on having Oftne most perfect and beautiful
State Maps ever before published
Any information that gsutl men at distance may wish
to have engraved tie Map, will be led bv Rd-
dressing either h. G. Marce myself my ofios i1
Nashville at any time before December next
Z A VINCENT, Publisher
Septl4-eodlm Cooper's Building, Nashville
80 Knoxville Rerssr please copy fer month tarss
times per week, also Memphis Eg and Erqai-s, and
send bill as above.
M EDICINES, THAI HAVE BEEN la
VI tested during the pass year b. many Of the
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser : perm tied
u refer Mr.. Ssmue! Watkins whose cured
ofs most invssrste Scrouls Also the o. hT J.
Collins Of the disease. Five OF Cancer have
been cured twenty 0; Bone FeJn Mr R. d. Jonas
cared Of Sore Eyes Gfe- having been under the
treatment Of two Of the distinguished Physicians for
eight months. almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity, be who viii vouCl fog great
benefits Of his Of testmeut without he Of tie
knife mercury.
Cancer Scrofua, Rheumatism, Fssuls M5rcurisl Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes ana all im
purites OF the blood
Twenty years 81 constant Practice Assn IN New Orleans
prior coming Nashville. Those interested
pecully invited to call. examine and consult free Of any
charge.
Office No AZ Union ST., near Cherry
noylO-ly EDWARD THOMAS
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VOL. XIV.
AND AMERICAN.


tEE WEEKLY UEION AND AMERICAN Isfurnshed
the following rates: Single copies, one
~ IL advance 81 so; within the year IS 0o at the end
e he yezr - 90. CLUBs-0f five and upwGrds-$2 90
Ger copy or year. Clubs Of subscribers will be
-evei Tor six months al the foregoing rates.
&C TRI-WE EERLf is published every Tuesday Thursday
md saturday s. per snnuri in advance; II paio
advance, -.
Re DAILY is published al Eight Dollars.
- TIE MONEY ( ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION .s
slauces Of subscriptions be uade BY mail al our
rlzk. ..
sDer viii be sent cut Of the State unless the order is
ruu!l Cnied with the casa.
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A VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TUE UNDERSIGNED oilers his VALUABLE SsA
L FARM, situated in the county Of Madison 10 "A:
miles northeast from jackson. and some miiss -
east OF the Mobile and Ohio railroad the same dsta
rOm Spring Creek and contains about zoo acres. ..
Said Farm has been long esteemed one the very be
IN the county and ia located in healthy section entrsy
execpt from the visitation Of Cholera There are s5e
acres cleared lSnd and . eOmiOrtsbls DWELLING
HOUSE, eomDod'0us GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRhSS-an eXcsleu 5TABI.H and other necessary out
houses ' R.-
The sad Farm has 3 fertile and productive SOL
admirably adapted tor the cultivation OF Cotton and could
be made of the best so0k-fars in West Tennessee
being well wsered with ave failing springs and
beautiful creek.
Any person desrous Of purchasing is invited to examine
the premises and learn OF the subscriber other particulars
to terms, sc. THOS. B. FENNER-
iy2-6mtriykwE
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GROCERIES,, &c-FRESH ARRIVALS.
900 SACKS PRIMER C0FFEE-new crop;
25 sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbls MackeTe fish OF So
90 do good Java do; % kits do;
90 hhds new Sugar 90 boxes Cod kish;
90 bbls Molssses; 20 Smoked AerEngs
3QIS do do; 80 S0o " Ssrdines;
25 do Golden Syrup; 90 gal Ct jar Pickles
20 do Crushed Sugar, 70 Lemon SSTlP;
30 do Powdered do; 10 a Pepper Sauce;
30 do Loaf do '' So. bitteTs;
10 tierces fresh Rice 20 doz painted Buckets;
50 boxes and half boxes MIG nests Tubs
X kaisins; casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Alspics;
10 bags Almonds; 20 Pepper
2 casks Pecan Nuts; 10 Race Ginger.
: bbls Brazil do; -..
With other articles In the grocery line, Just
received and for sale low for CASH BY
decll ( ). CHEATHAb eco.
CHAMPAGNE,
2 n BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; superior
)U eIe of the best brands Just received and for ssa
By IdeollI E. y CHEATHAM & co.
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CARDS..

DEERl BROTHERS, ~
! -. ALISoNIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
OV'ce No l98 FV3ic Sgtdre Nashnlls, Gs,aaessee
maye2-twly. s -
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES &C.
DAVIS n SWAMI, r 90
AUCTION d COMMISSION ,JLERCKLA HTg,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c,, SC. ~ r
! No. ~, kAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
! az IN SIOkE-by recent arrivals and which ihev
0ner FOR sale for cash. lowest prizes IN vrit
go hnds Sugar. OF every grade from yery sns =, III
qualities below; "'"'' W ."
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
800 barrels Plantation Moassas.
$50 half bbls do Nolas.as sr-t ---
% oSis Crushed and Powdered Sugar; .f
30 do Loaf Sugar, No. 70 No. &
800 boxes Virginia aud Kentucky Tobacco. -'Ir
I'm almost every other article IN the GrOcery and Ii
q9o ne 70 meet the demands OF country and CITY byer
nnen tney are decern ned 70 sell As low as auy hoa R
Middle Tennessee. They have also TO arrive so eeo
Sacks tine Salt which viii be sold in lots on the wharf IN
suis puLcassers at smsll trihs advanced on cost
buying elsewhere I1l7a =
DAVIS SWAMI. s--s
ieosg No rs, Public square
JOHNSON, HORNE Il CO., =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCKRs 7e
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and storsrs Of
-aer or ASrEs. anG 800 - s,sBpen. 1,,,,
july 8. 1883.
PICKETT. MACMURDo 8 CO., -
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
REW ORLEANS. ~
AyA 5. PICKETT late Ol the hrm ofPTCKETT PER. I
. w hlNS 4 CO. and J. K. MACMURDO Banker hay- |
ing associated themselves in business will conduct
banklns and General Commission BuSiness
10 taas City, undsr hrm OF PICKETT MAcxuRDo Co
PARTICULAR attention paid the sale of Cotton and 10 The
shPmen' ofSupplies aid Merchandise generally.
ucs-y2t f
L. 4. SIMPSON Z SONS, cd
IArORTERz t..iH.-s . .Hi
wines, Brandless Cigars, ChampaiSnes ac,
80. 10, BEA YER SZRREI. ggIy YOEK
And RuE "A BAsnDE RoRDEIUx = nayIs-ly.
R.F. BELL. -E-7 U
WAolesalA and Retail Grocer, Dsaler in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving Forwarding Sna
Commission merch ant u. Z
Opposite Sewanse House, C0Iiege 81 No es. .fa
ie1s -.fs a-s
II. IL. FRASER,
CO1llfISSIONr MERCHANT %.
NO. IL OARoNDEIJT sTRgEP. rr
~ New Orleans z-
-. -.- REEER TO. 80
- 0oT. A. V. Brown, Nashville, Tenn; Co. 4. Il aeNsa
Coahooua county, Miss Myrtle, Moore Co. Helena Ark
= ). Ridley, Jackson, Miss; Martin Rhea Co Pulaski
Tenn Jas o. Aslone, Esq, Athens, Ala -1 ~ isj
oet9-ly. . -.. r Es -.---a E..-k
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TIE KNOW NOTRINGs
ARE STOPPING FO& A FEW DAYS AT THE
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
AAiNh eIaLL ], No 4 VI AAN
Franklin, Tennessee

Franklin, Tennessee,
uTHICB sgau opsn for the reception Of vistors and
w tbs uldsrsg gned Gs''e-s himself he will be able ic
please al yyhO may favor hiu with their patronage The
able ~ Is supplied vh TIE very beat ma Set Affords
re rants ofths horse vii; be fully supplied by c4rem
I'D .xDsrlsnosd bostier. Charges moderate
TRY NE.
Wit Ttl- eaeCurs- cement ar determined 10 Ioake
g., rrg,sttotsl Y {. DAVID,
Crt2A Proprietor.
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GARDNER, SHEPH HERD &C0.
WHOLESALE Dealers In
SHOES, HATS
"a AND
STRAIN GOODS

NJ. % PUBLIC SQt AHE, NASHyULR
'Hb attention OF Merchants In respectfully iyV..d IA
Il 01r extensive Eali aud Winter supplies of ths HbaT,
the 25th Of August. ~
our purchases are made exclusively Of nanufaetzrss
and We are determined compete successfully IN ures.
WIN New ork and Philsdsphis jObbers Oar ability 70
90 ms Nhl mot be eensd by sny candid man who wiz
axe me trouble 10 investigate the matter aud compare or
advantages with those VI eastern houses
our STOCK H be unusually large and varied and buyers
fey oa nnding with US everything in Line adapted
70 e wants Of the trade low prices as can bs foal
70 this Or any other market.
GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co
usual produce Of TIE country, Wool Featherz Gin
seng &C. taken the highest market value in sxehsn1.
iof goods, or 10 payment debts iy9-f @. 8 C6
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4
the meeting of the Directors Ot the kdghed and
~ Kentucky Railroad Company the following resolutions
we're sdOpted
J. TnaI Ine Enginesris hereby directed make
possible the na location Of the routs Of this road from
Edgehed through GeodeisvIle, to Springfield, Rotgt
son county"
9. That a call Of eight per cent. be msdo upon the
stock payable n monthly iuStsneDts Of per cent TO
wit-Ou the sd day OF Sepenb the ID day OF October
I'd day Of November and the I'd dsy IF Decsber next
Payments b. made the oioe ths Gas Light CON
pAny. WASHINGTON BARLOW,
Secretary and treasurer
Aug. le 'sA-eokw Of the t. and X. z K. Co.
TOR REM cIn9rtaois GUUse sPfGoS st.rSI
T doors beyond Dsmuubfrns, oOns!uinE NONE
good kitchen st6els &c AO, all frame hoe on SCE
mar eet bsyoUd Broad u apply 70
augla WA. =. B1' D
GA2N0K, MACDONALD d co.
TIA and l76 Pearl STest. Rev York.
OFFER the TRADE co libsrsI TERMS Of theF Owu
Importation and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS,
SII K and SATIN BONNETS. Ri8EGN5 FRENCH sud
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN.
INGS TABS &c. Sc, and general assortment ot NIL
LIN. - !-ss pr,anDtiy executed. ,lYl--sm
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II. Z. WHITESIDES,
GENERAL AUCTIOKEER,
JACKSON, TENSEsz

TIE WILL sell Iiorses, Aulss Land. and NegrOss upon
J5e most reasonable terms. DE will also Act as Agent
tor Ihs Enng OF Negroes ana hs selling renting OF Land
Eeisl " lhs eEsns Of jackson G.. C. TOSbett Nash
vIlz mY25-lyw.
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TO THE PUBLIC
ME are ROW reesiyIng the largest and bass selsctsa
w stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered this market We are osriug extra iac.
msats 70 all CASH puaetua buyers Knowing ths. U.ay
Person. T1 be induced 20 purchase their goods z oA
Hten tnsy Can gaia an advantage thereby.
Hs buy our goods mostly from psckAzs bouses Easoh
enables Us 70 offer buyers vsy -ss advantages IA he sT
ofloH prices and good styles
- Country Merchants will 6ud cur stock Of Black sns
EAncy Slks, Piaid Cssheres sad DeLAnss Msrnos ED
bona and many other dssrable oOds suited 70 their traas
a. very low prices
Rich Pisd stripsd Silks; Super Black Silk;
: spun lace CuTtSi1s.
: = Marines, Muslin f
[" % q peLenss; Satin Lanes;
french English Msriaos. Unicn Danasks Esth
Back Somoa=insz; Tsssals, Gimps C0rniss,
-" AfsPaccaz BouneI Ribbonx
9 AeTIDo a psIaues; LACK 4 eoIored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits { Slesyss; Super French ClSs5,.
Co.lars; '' =" Cashmere:
Ao4ia " Fancy Festngs
Muslin Habit & Sleeves; Isu5s' Moo Shfrt.,
Emb'd eopd linen Cam Hk' k'fsNsriuo
White cold SILK Tules, Gloves and Rdk,fs.
JackOaet Swiss FIouncinz nzs. .CraTars and Scsrfs.
W h!ts toods sil kinds. Brown Canton EaEae3
Sattinetts. all qualities; Black
leans, leans ..., Ticking. all qualities,
INeeds Prints,
hian9ss GIngfaE1s.
rlald Anseys irish Linen,
Bch'd Shestings, altoualit.ss fable Linens. s
D9nesnes TWiiling,
Brown Dousstes Supsv Eed Biznzs.s
500 pairs Negro BIlnksts
With many other srucss such as ara usually ksJf IN
best class Dry Goods houses We invite buFsrs y AZ
anime our stock and judge for themselves oft5e iaeu
meniS We ofer- W. A ! y. McLELLAND
septs MetroDOltan Store. Nos 81 and 80 College g.
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THREE HUNDRED Doll AIRS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber sbou, the 25ih . Z
IL August, two negroes, JOE HALL and JIM sit
BUKRlS Joe is black negro about - years old -
feet inch high very stout bur not deshY weighs
about $50 lbs has If his cheek bones caused
by burn read and write. jim is q COPPER colored
negro with peculiar yelOwness about the syes about -
yesrs old feet inches hg ga and weighs about rs lbs
They have large amount OF money with them in notes Of
the Bank Of Tennessee" They both kseo 80 rswd
negroes aud possibly have forged fee papers with sbs
1t also probable that they may travelling under te
troll and guidance ots white man. Ius above reward viii
be given ior their apprehension lnd iyery 70 me- s
the Jail of Nashville. BELL
Good Spring Post Oalcs T.,ntoa County Ten nesssa
Esa5-H
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SUNDRIES.

r STEWART. L. "LANl1i l.
STEWART n WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
SUNDRIES. -rrlf
5000 lbs Manels COrdage; l,OO0 lbs Jared CoTeagei
/ 1000 lbs Gotten COrdsge; 500 bags hEe Salt;
! So reels pAcg Yarn; 200 - coarse do;
/ 100 bales Osium; a5 bids Sugar
] 500 lbs ass'd TwRe leo bags Rio Coffee,
| 25 bbs ROsin; 10 bbls Lard Oil;
25. bbls Pitch; ..-- loo bbls Iebld Nc Ia Ses;
/ 80 pigs Lead; 25 doI Corn Brooms;
Skegs bar do 5 bags Pepper;
$50 " ass'd Nails 50 boxes No. Scapj ~
5s wrot Spikes; 10 Scotch SnuH. 'i
10000 Napoleon and Jenny LIND Cigars;
25 boxes manufactured Tobacco; H..
10 " Smoking Tobacco;
SO e ground Mustard and Pepper
10 dOz Zine Wash Boards;
goo assorted Dimajons;
5 chests best Imperial ard Black Teas
rs bbs crushed aud powdered Sugar
loo bbls Whisky, various brsndS
95 bags old goveFnmsn; Rio Coffee;
50 ' sssd Yarns from P. Mods Factory:
10 kegs Golden Syrup
20 boxes Summer Candles;
90 " Star do;
so doz Mason's Backing;
so 0bOxes half pint pint and pivt f,ss&s;
200 bags Msney's Table Salt
Indigo Madder, Soda, Wrapping PapsT, Copperas. Yer
macills Maccarona Market Blankets, &ops CsLsup, Pow
der, Shot, &c. For Sals by IN ..a
augS STEWART WEAkLEf.
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/ sSOO-EIGHT YEARS CREDIT, WITH
OIJE INTERIST

I HAVEs House and Lot on Vine street, just beYo0d
Il Demumbrsne, renting for $3.50 per month, which
will sell for 90 cash. and Sl0 bt paid the rst dag OF
every menth for years. J., a BALLOWE
septs2 Gent Agent No Y Deaderick ST.
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CHARLESTON, s. c.

RACSg RAC;Si! RAGSiiI
500 900 Pounds OF Rags Wanted.
Will pay cents per pound cash for al the Cotsrr
Linen. Flax. Hemp snf Tow Rags of all colorrs -asr
are delivered ii my Palsr and Rag warshoase Na-
east oOrras at the Public Square.
Merchants PadaTs and all The rps, - haBkini sr syE-
cited u gsthe7 aud Ssnd meal 'nsy ca. GEL ..E
n,avT-E W = WHITMAN
FRESH ARRIVALS.
L UST received per New Orleans CI1einazd aaG Flis
81 burg steamers the following articles which sr ere e
foring low forcssh Country Merchants and deAeIs gss
Iauy will do well 70 call and examine for themselves
75O bags prime Rio Coffee: 80 doz Brooms;
O. do Laguyrz do; 1000 ksgs Pure Lead; lr.
200 bbls prime o Aolassesso3 Do mol do:
$50 II b6ls do do; $50 casks best English SodA;
$50 bids sugars, al grades; 30 bags Race Ginger;
I1sfCrpshed ind Powdered Sugars an assortment;
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fENL&Ea-tlFIdS Of he deaths throughout the Union,
= are children under i've years OF age
Too u 0s o. that 5eTvioeable iOr adults are abSO-
lately Il nous for patients Of moro tender years.
o.. 81 l-.... p,unrar - al. n-nfnnh0r.. o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-18

Wright &eoss do beaps gsg bag. apples q \.
sG & q s.
1000 Do spplss and sundnss to order.
81 s sss sps ssa aad 100 e.
sSa S Il sGas wss s a1 1
CO. do Do Msnps caysr % 10 mustard Be
j S,s: a. Afs
i Il ras' asss co
rhk u Do ssrs saeHs CON- g
ssss R s e e.
se sE a ss.,
YsatSs DO sr;nds1 eeis
MsIsor Aowhy 1ss hds tobacco
90 .. ae hss. &c
AZ a "a $50 % Espas 4soas d Wilson os
h s ssss 3 ss
VS. sass s O. Go, Jackson x ssss % Il
ys ssd s ssg g Do Smith Johnson seo
90 ss ssFi nsss
~.
sssIs 1ssis
i pss fssss hs
aks squ Ws.as O. d Henderson fsa.s
E.n Lee ssoes Tos b.s. cotton, hbis
R.ws baeaain. y Alnb &so 9 es,,i,en
N j Wllp.
sai
|
w osn sf Z sha,
% an ~ sSs III ss no..
Oliver. Total, az hhda sugar.
~ 3D. p g as 10 O.
q ses Saf ss i .ss
90. Sc u s, s e # G. s,s
kss lard eonneilS
ps s t. s.l st
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