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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-08

A A GENERAL RULE should be very careful and
medicine that has proved its superiority. in
the most unequiyocal terms. The public
fully referred to the following certificate from gentleman
high character and standing in Franklin county, Alabama.
Testimonial from COL L. B. THORNTON 4ttarney.at La0
TaScunl5iI, 44JdJIEla.
d. G.. WILLIAMs-Dea Sir take great pleasure being
able commend your Balsam of Wild Cherry and Wood
Naptha; feel no hesitation saying is the best remedy
have for cods coughs and affections of the lungs
and chest had attack of Pneumonia last and
ceiyed relief from bottle of the above medicine and
have since tried for cough produced by cod and
found from Immediate relief If my testimony the eff
valuable medicine will be any you
permission to use this you please. Yours truly,
febl Sim L. Il. THORNTON.
Tuscumba, August 90, 1919.
For full descriptions ofits merits virtues &C. Pamph-
lets 10 be had OF the Agents.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and Agency by JIM.
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, who Is the General
of Nashville and surrounding country Iii also for sale by
the following Druggists
EWIN BROTHERS,
W. F GRAY,
BERRY q DEMOVILLE,
GEORGE W. HENDKRSHOTT,
.E T. WELLS,
II. G.. SCOVEL.
10. e. BROWN.
a|.E. J. II. CURREY, Nashville.
FS WOODBRIDGE, Franklin,T.
HAWKINS d fowler, Columbia.
And all Druggists in every in the State of Tennes
see and all the Southern and Western States.
uebl-Im d tww
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SUNDRIES.-


+ rT1Iu SA 1N'l,N' MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ko establishment is now provided with N..h;r -
Viii no complete, of the modern co,Str,,.s; -,
e pest Mechanical skill that the country ssf 80
Gpss solicit orders. They prepared 10 exs- 80
s,s RAILROAD MACHINERY rN
Passenger Fr Tor Passenger and Freight Trains
~ " S yofk appertaning to Rail Roads
Boat and stalionary-from =, - -,
boilers of the best Tennessee iron ''V horsepower-Tita
SAW MILLS
machinery complete for fitting Vr0 Sash or CT
complete, with the newest and most N,rcuas saws
- GRIST MILLS '0ue~
Etgiaes and Machinery made for III s;zos -.
getner with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton fi;
SO Machinery for Blast Furnaces cD5rac;ny GO h ~,
aHders for blast &c. ''S'A '"" Cys-
ROLLING Mills
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and al nacbnarr s- p.u
ing Mhs-complete-m at shortest potice O 'o'''
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
of any description, with shaftins mill gearing ,,.
wheels cast iron Bank vaults, &c, &C. made to order
Address JOHN THOMPSON. Agent (gho is practical -
chemist or the undersigned. JOHN b. JOHNSON. ''A-
jm2l-ly B. Pre<ids,,
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CHANCERY AT SMITHVILLE.
January Rules, 1854.


,r,u, p,; vs.; an, ,rif. an, o,h.rs Abin
appearing to the Clerk and Master, from affidavit that
1 Edward Burton, William Burton Middleton Mcdaniel
and wife Fanny, Joseph Bozarh and wife Elizabeth and
Jesse Ang and wife Sarah, defendants in this
non residents 1t therefore ordered that publication be
made for three successive weeks in the Union and Ameri-
can published in Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said
nonresident defendants to appear the Of said
Chancerv Court be held the Court House Smith
Vile on the first Thursday after the Sd Monday in March
next then and there plead deDiur Com
plainants BILL the will be taken for confessed
them and set for bearing rpdrte.
febs '54-w3w 7 WUALEY, c. 4 N.
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r. J. CIACk,
Wholesale Grocer.

C0HlISSION AND FORWARDLIG MERCHANT
Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
Corner of College and Church streets, NasiUiHs
COFFEE-2OO bags Rio; 80 bags Havana;
50 do Laguyara; 80 do Java.
ClGARS-2000 600 Imp. Havana; $1,000 American;
100000 Cuba IS and Melee Cigars;
CANDLES-2OO BOXES Sperm and Star;
200 boxes Sterine an Talow;
COTTON YARNS-A lot Of assorted Nos Osnuburs,
periOi quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUITS-1O0 bxs Rasins assorted sizes 80 drums Figs
so trails Almonds; 20 bbls Pecans
FISH-5O barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
IS Kits Maekerel; u cases Sardnes;
FLoUR-2oo bbls Galligg ~ II? Cincinnati;
GLASS-50O boxes Window, all Sizes
125 do OF, Pr, and 4 PIT. Flasks:
IS do Flint Tumb ers and Goblets
so do Squat and Cap Jars;
90 Demijons, tive and three gallons;
IR0N1Tennessee and Pittsbgrg, assorted sizes,
10 CASES Scotch Ale -"
IS barrels American and French Brandy;
95 do Apple and Peach '
900 do Whisky, various brands;
so do Holland Gin; % do n. E. Rum;
% do Wine, various kinds;
100 do Cider Vinegar;
MOLASSES-150 bbls and II bbls reboed and S. House;
rs bbls St Louis and n o Golden Syrup;
NAILS-150 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling, t"
PICKLES-l5 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 cases Tomatoe Catsup;
SUGAR-lO0 hhds Louisiana Sugar;
100 bbs St. Louis and Philadelphia Crushed and
Puverised; % do Loaf (Loverings;)
SPICES-IO bags Alspice; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SALT-200 bbls Kanawha; $50 sacks fine and coase
1876 sacks Dairy and IS boxes table salt
S0AP-10O boxes bar; 81 do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS barrels Miet Seed;
TEAS-20 cases-vaTous brands;
TOBACCO boxes Chewing, assorted brands;
% boxes Jenny Lind superior article;
SUNDRIES-Indigo, CoPPeras Nader, Olive Oil, Lead,
Powder, Shot, Sal5ratuS, Soda, Axes, Chains
Painted Buckets, &c, &c
For sale low for cash by T. j. CLACk.
-1sg Liberal advances on c0nSignments.
WANTED-lO9,000 lbs of clean washed Wool;
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng
For which will pay liberal prices in cash or Groceries
ianl5 7. j. CLACK.
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IN CHANCERY AT SMITHVILLE,
January Rules, 1854.

David James,
= alta bill.
William Patterson.
appearing the Clerk and Master from affidavit that
the defendant is resident. 1t is theTeupon order
ed that publication be made for three successive weeks in
the Union and American. published in Nashville Tennes-
see requiring the said William Patterson to appear at the
term Of said Chancery Court be held the Court
Yiouse in,the Of Smthve the first Thursday after
the Sd Monday in March next then and there to plead
wer or demur Complainants bill, the will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing er pdrte.
febs '54-wsw 7. WHALEY, C. &M.
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~ AYSEs Voyage to Europe will be unfolded
to view this afternoon at o'clock, for the benefit
town, who reside at distance. The children will
be admitted at 10 cents each; and as there is much
instruction to be derived by the contemplation Of
this Panorama, we hope they will all be permitted
TO see it. This is the last week of its exhibition in
Nashville
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IN CHANCERY AT SMITHVILLE.
January Rules, 1854.
John Martin and Wife,
Bill and Cross Bill.
Abraham EngIish and others.

: Blll and Gross Bill.
Abraham English and others.
appearing the Clerk and Master from affidavit that
John d. English Stokeley d. Kersey James Smith and
wife Sarah Henry Masters and wife Louisa Romnes
and wife Francis defendants this case nonresdents
II therefore ordered that publication he made for three
successive weeks the Union and American published in
Nashville, Tennessee requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear the of said Chancery Court
be held the Court House in Smhve the first Thurs
day after the Sd Monday in March then and there
plead demur TO Compliments Bill the
will be taken for confessed them and for hearing
parte T, WHALEY,
febs '54-w5w c.. M.
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nISsoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.

TINE firm of WIN. MILLER CO., Merchants at Chapel
HILL Marshall County Tennessee, have this day dis
solved their copartnershiP Miller and Furnan having
purchased the interest of their cOpartner. John R. Jones'
have exclusive authority 10 settle the business of the firm
Feb. S. 'J4,-3w. WIN MILLER 4 co.
NTOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF SAM'L
d. STEW ART deceased notified to file their claims
az said deceased legally authenticated with the Clerk
OF the County Court OF Hickman County, Tennessee
or before the 10th day Of June next order that Dvis-
ion Pro rata be made, &C. they will be forever
barred. JOHN W. HUDDLESTON,
iebS-3tw% Administrator.
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FIRE IN MEANWHILE.
McMIYNyILLE, Feb. 5, 1854

MCMIYNyILLE, Feb. 5, 1854.
Awful conaagration. This evening about four
o'clock fire broke ont in the third story of Far
mers Factory, which was burned down; machinery
and building total loss
The fire IS supposed to have originated from a
lot Of waste cotton in the corner of the room, which
ignited. -...
Loss $4,000 to $4,000. We learn there is no
Insurance
- Weare authorised to announce DAVID II. WARE as
acandidatefor Constable in the Nashville district
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THE INDIA RU B B E 3
COMB COMPANY.

Office Al Cliff Street, New York
COLE Manufacturers under Goodyears Patents offer to
- the Trade a large assortment Of India Rubber Dress
ing Combs Ladies Tuck and Side Combs Chldren's Long
Combs &c at the highest fnsh and superior elasticity
and durability combs of any other material They feel
softer to the head than any other Comb affected by
moisture or grease and warranted stand any climate and
not TO warp or split
For sale at the principal Comb Dealers New York and
at the Depot Of the Company. feb5 54-3md.
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Destructive FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS.

Our telegraph dispatches report most destruc-
tive fire at New Orleans. The splendid boat Chas.
Belcher persisted in the flames, together with the
Natchez, Liah Tuna, Mohican, Saxon, Crescent
and three others The loss is put down at nearly
a million We shall have the full particulars soon.
Onr last dispatches state that five whites and
thirty-two negroes persisted in the conhagratcn.
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

Sailing Days to and from tn United States.
FROM EUROPE.
NIAGARA, (Br } Liverpool, Jan. Z, for - New York
ATLANTIC, lam Liverpool, Jan. IL, for. New York
ASIA, (Br) Liverpool. Jan II, for. ..... New York
ANDES, (Br.) Liverpool, Jan. Is for ....... Boston
ARABIA, (Br) Liverpool, Jan. rs tor ....... Boston
COLLINS, (Am.) Liverpool Jan. %, for... New York
AFRICA, (Br) Liverpool JAN 2s, for -. New York
CITY OF MANCHESTER, DR. Liverpool, - s. el
Feb l, for O.. ........... ........ Philadelphia
COLLINS, (Am.) Liverpool, Feb. s. cT..... New York
PROM THE UNITED STATES.
EUROPA (Br) New York, JAN %, for...... Liverpool
BREMEN (Am.) New York, Jan. 2S, for Bremen
ARABIA, (r) Boston, Feb. l, for. Liverpool
ATLANTIC, (Am.) New York, Feb 4, for. Liverpool
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LATE ARRIVALS

LATE ARRIVALS
JUST RECEIVING AND IN STORE.
$50 hbds Sugar, all grades:5OO bags fine Salt;
300 BAGS Rio Coffee go bags coarse Salt;
100 bags Maucaba Coffee; 300 bbis Kanawha Salt;
so LaguyTa % 80 Mackarel
so Old Gov mt Java; $50 kits Nos l. = and do;
267 bbjs Molasses; 100 boxes Star Candies;
$50 = :" do; 100 TallOw do;
$50 Il do; l0clls Manllai Rope;
loo boxes Tinplate; $50 gross Matches;
800 90 ROSin Soap 500 bags Shot,
100 Starch; 5000 lbs bar Lead;
loo g Fancy Soap; 80 bblS Copperas;
500 keys asstd Wheg Nais2OO boxes a. pit and y pint
200 casks sup Carb Soda; Flasks;
100 bxs Va. and Ky. Tobacco; 10 bbls Alum;
500 Demjohns, assorted; % BTmstOne;
100 bbs Loaf Sugar; 800 boxes Cheese;
% Crush d and Pd Sugar 10 bbs Spanish Brown;
10 ceroons best Indigo; " Nenltan Red;
rs bbls Glover Seed; % bags Pepper
10 Or csks Sight Brandy 10 - Spice;
10 " J J Duprey's do; so boxes Teas assorted;
3 casks Holland Gin; 100 gross Backing;
90 or casks z. and NJ Wine;l0O boxes Sardnes;
rs bbls A Brandy Gin;500 cans fresh Oysters;
20 bbls L Rum; 220 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 bbls D Brandy; 80 boxes Caret and Cordial;
80 Pixies Whisky - Z" assorted Pickles;
2CO Ohio Rect'd do 20 b" Brandy Cherries;
% " Old Rye do bbls COrks;
AZ Old Mong do 10 terces Rice;
so " Old Bourbon do; 20 nests Tubs;
90 Old Reserve do; so doz Painted Buckets
90 Peach Brandy 1OodOz Hemp and Cotton
10 Apple do; Cords;
5000 Spanish Cigars; 5000 Melee Cigars;
Together with everything line which offer to
the trade low for cash. LANIER & PHILLIPS,
JANIS "a Market street.
ERESH ARRIvALS.-2OO HHDS, SUGAR.
all grades
100 barrels of MOlasses
100 half barrels of Molasses;
8 tierces of Rice;
packages of Mackerel;
90 packages of Cranberries
$50 Packages of Raisins;
10 bags OF Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale
20 coils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals &C.;
20 barrels Pecans Eilberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages Cogniac Brandy; H. Ha.
10paekages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines;
0packages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DemOhns; 10000 Corks.
For sale by jan12l EDWARDS HARRIS.
T AIDES WINTER SHOES-WE ARE NOW
4 opening direct from the most fashionable Eastern
manufactures
ladies' winter CATERS, assorted colors;
do Kid, Morocco and Calf Skin Boots;
do Buskins and Slippers;
do White Kid and Satin CATERS;
do Metallic Sandals and Over Shoes.
In addition large assortment on hand for LADIES len
rLENEy Misses BOYS and CHILDREN, Gdpts6tO the SEASON
which invite the attention OF purchasers wholesale
and retail. A. Z. .koBEhlSoN,
| nov2S No. As College street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books,
used in the schools of the city aud country. 70
AIS0-Paper, Pens, CopyBooks, States, Ink, Porto
Hos Drawing Studios Sketch Books Paints Camels Hair
Pencils &c a 1
.s5@ Orders solicited from town and country.
-g-s- TOON 4 RUTLAND,
feb1 s-srfa v Ia Union street.
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LIST OF SALES FOR 1854,
OF j. +, DUNT0N.
Feb. l, 6 90; July ), 10 & &c.
March l, L s, 8, 90, % & 20; August 2, g. 90 80;
April ., 10 26; Sept. 5, 8, 7, 20, q Il %;
May 8, 10, "A Il 81; Oct. 4, IL K %;
june q IS; Nov l, S, % Il 29
Dec. 6, % & u.
And Sales every Thursday Night throug the year.
anlS lS54-d&wlm JOS. F. DUNT0N.
NTOTICE,-The Auction Sales of Real Estate adyer-
IN tisedby r. A BaOwe to take place the 2st inst
waspostponed until Saturday the 2Sth January inst
jan22 "a A. BALL0WE. General Agent.
ENOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday next
Il the lith inst will offer for sale at the Court House
II O'clock the following building lots in Hausers plan of
lots, to wit Nos To- l6 H. Is 90 90, 81 25 26 ~ 49,
&c. 81 49, 49, 40 Al and ~ plat of which be at
my office
TsRMs.-0ne-half Cash, balance in IL months, without
interest. r. A. BALL0WE,
feb3 "a General Agent.
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CARD.-Dr. T. W. CONNER, Physio-P atfIic or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business TO California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public, trusting the general satisac
ton he has heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office the corner of Union and Summer Streets Resi-
dence 81 Summer street, between Broad and Church
feb7 '54-3m. ..r ...e.r
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AUCTION.
DR. 90 IL 8 .

Consisting greatest variety of Ladies Dress Goods
Woollens Stus Women and Gentlemen's Wear superior
black and coored Twlled French Cloths, and Doe Skin
Cassmees style Fancy Cassmeres Notified Cassimers
black blue cadet and mixed Satnets Fancy Plaid do OF
entirely patterns Marno Jeans black blue gray and
godmxed do bright eolored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
Silk and Satin Vesngs Cashmere and Yaleicennes do.
French Vest Shapes black Silk Velvet of superior quality
black and coored Tabby Yelvet high coored Cashmeres
Cashmere de CoSs Muslin de LANES Scotch PaidS Cam
ton Cloths Solid colored Muslin dc Lame all wool French
and English merinos Silk warp Alpaca, rich lustre Bro
cade Aipaccas, fancy colored Alpaca silk figured Lama
Cloth extra 81 Cashneres, glossy, black Ustrng Silks
OF all widths, fancy coored Silks Dress Silks of style
and great variety rich Paris gd Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered Popins, Lyons blk silk Velvet fancy Paris Silk YES
ting Baraha do Bonnet Ribbons great variety STYLES
and superior quality, black and colored Mantua Ribbons
zap ana BLACK Neiset 90 bfown green and blue 5erage
Silk Gloves Of all qualities, Cloth Gloves heeced lined
Mems and Womens Cashmere Gloves, Twisted Silk Mitts
Lace Mtts and Gloves Of all the different prices and qua
itiss Black and coored Cashmere Alpaca Lawns VOL
and Merino Hose and half Hose, black red blue yellow
and fancy coored Prints of every variety four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints Tur
key Red do, Cashmere do, style English do
beaehed Muslins and Drlngs Of all qualities and widths
brown Muslns and Drillngs of all widths; blue drab;
red green and marble Blankets large stock of Bed Blan
keis Crib Blansets steamboat berth do heavy grew
brown and white Macknaw Blankets Duili do, Union
twilled do, Plaid Alpaca raFellng) Blankets. Negro
Blankets Plaid horse do white yellow scarlet and green
FlaDnes, Bed Tckings, "a, rs and A wide-Furnare
and Apron Checks Hickory Shrtings Mariners stripes
and countepane Checks Farcy Nett Caps wooen Hoods
wooen Comforts and the greatest variety of Trimmings
and Lace work, white goods of all qualities, Swiss Nan
SOCK, Book and Null Muslins, Jaconet Cambria Cross
barred Musins, white and colored Cambrcs, Needles
Pins, Silk Linen and Cotton Threads Buttons for Over
coats dress coats pants and vests Brads Tapes &c &c
Also-150 Beaver, Silk Moleskin and AM COLA Hats
KOssuth and Mexican soft Hat black white and colored
black and coored wool Hats large stock of Caps every
variety, Umbrellas Of all the different sizes and qualities
fall style Silk Bonnets, trimmed Travelling Bags
Carpet d. Sachels Hardware Cutlery Paper, &c. &c
The stock the largest offered in this market and win
be sold freely. Several large consigents which have
Instructions close The latest styles of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion of this stock
~ With positive instructions to close out several
signments the sale viii be made without reserve.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & co.
Nashville, Jan. Is 54
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.

BY HART HOLLIN(iSW0RTH =
ON THURSDAY the 9th February at 10 o'clock A. NJ
will offer for cash in front of Auction House
Ieo hhds Sugar; 200 bxs Tobacco, asd brands,
$50 bags Coffee; 100 boxes Pint and OF Fasks;
rs bbs Molasses 100 boxes Jars assort'6
so q bbls do; 500 Paper; 3
% bbls Loaf Crud Sugar;100 boxes Boston Soap;
so bbls Mackerel; IS boxes Star Candles;
975 doz Painted Buckets 100 hf and at do DO
90 nests Tubs; $50 boxes Cheese;
so casks Soda loo bags Buck Wheat Flour;
SO boxes Raisins; 90 kits Mackerel.
Al so: -.
Ginger, Alum indigo Nader Spice, Pickles, Pepper,
Backing Vinegar, Copperas Wines Brandies. &c, &c.
feb7 "a HART & H0LLINGSWORTH. .
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TAYLOR'S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BROADWAY, (Cor. o. Franklin Street, New York
completed and opened for travellers who desire agree.
able and attractive accommodations IL is conducted
upon the principle OF the best European Hotels the meals
being served in the several apartments the tables in
the Saloon at the option of guests The Hotel and Furn
bne elegance with comfort and designed es well
for the reception of travellers by the late trains
JOHN TAYLOR,
jan29' 5f-Sm Proprietor
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COMMERCIAL.

Ns NASHVILLE, Feb s.
The river still falling brisy with six feet water on
Harpeth Shoals. ~
CoTToN-Was nearly fiat yesterday. Wehesrd Oh sales
ofonly 80 bales at G, ~, 8, and So;
ToBAcco-Four hhds sold at A Hamilton warehouse at
40 81 90 s. Is and IS IS, and one hid at Johnson
Horne Co.'S warehouse at So %.
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AMUSEHENRS

ADMITTANCE REDUCED TO % CENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY 10 close Saturday next the 18th Feb
Bayne's Celebrated Series of Gigantic Panoramas
entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing maguif sent views Of Boston, its labor Hall
fax the Atlantic river MerSey, Liverpool, the Crystal Pal
ace of the Worlds FAIR Westminster Abbey, LONDON
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
4 with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel, brilliantly
Illuminated and both banks OF the beautfuRIVER RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with entirely inclined
Platform that all may view the Panoramas without in
convenience.
Al exhibition "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock
Admission 25 cents.
doors open at s, Panorama commences moving at ~
O'Clock precisely ieb7 Oft
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
hrFICE on Cedar street, adjoining the Post Office and
~ opposite the Nerandah will insure on the mutual nr;n
epe Houses, herchandze, &C. against Loss or Dauae nv
Fire Steamboats, any Of the Western waters agnst the
Hazards OF Inland Navigation and the Caes of Vessels f
every description against the Pes Of the Seas and Rivers
Aso the Lives OF persons in good health for single vear
Tor term OF years, or during life Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled to full participation in ali the pro
its without any liability to loss ond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ 5. PITCHER, President
JB. JOHNSON Vice President
C. j. F. WHARTON Secretary i.n1
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FUTURE SALES
March 14th, 18th and 10th May 18TH 18th and 18Th
April 18th, 12th and 18th June 1Sth 14th aud 10Th
janis "a d., NJ. & co.
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VALENTINES!

s~@w A GREAT VARIETY OF a
= FANCY SENTIMENTAL p
VALENTINES
@ The assortment, quality, and style not surpassed by
any in the city. GA lIft
JUVENILE VALENTINES:
Beautifully gotten up, entirely new, and will be re-
ceved with delight by the young ofboth sexes
GOLD VALENTINE CARDS: M
most beautiful article, gotten up expressly for the
Festival-24 kinds
COMIC VALENTINES:
Over 400 kinds, comprising every trade, profession
and character in existence colored
VALENTINE ENVELOPES:
Of various kinds, spendidly embossed fine paper,
made expressly to take in Valentines without fold
ing. 3r-t
.4 TOON d RUTLAND, A Union Street, have
an almost innumerable variety of VALENTINES ut re,y
loao prices, for the approaching YEARLY FESTIVAL
feb4 "a sA 81 t't''5 "-4---'
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY-cAPITAL $50, co.,
OFFICE on the North side ofhe Public Square midway
~ between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make insurance Houses and Goods every de-
scrpon against hre; Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and on vessels and other cargoes on
the usual terms. JOHN NJ Hill. President
JOSEPH YAULx, Secretary.
DIREcroRs--Alex Allison, John d HILL b Fog G. NJ
fogg, James Corey Jno Bass, Joseph Woods Samuel
Seay, Matthew Watson, White, jacob MeGavock
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