Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Fl. N. MYERS, A O. c.prvp
cERk NEW 1900.
SSs- STOCK OF CARRIAGES. $EETssxrzzssAA

When have none we walk bejases"
WTE have just received our new stock of CARRIAGE
w consisting of the finest Coaches Cslsshes Roekaway
french Phaeto0s, Broughsms, Barouches and Bugges-
tns WORK was selected by Mr. MTERs In the best Mani
factory IN New York. and think it is the beat stock
@ @aiages ever offered IN the market, ID will be sold
Tive have made arrangements with three Iarg
Ac'oneS 10 keep us supplied at the shortest notice
| r,aoo ,s MYERS CARTER
| -1- - - No SO, Lower Market street.
| RON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RFNT--Fbees
- DP.hgs WIN De rented for the present year or easea
M Or e. % years There extensive accompofatione
popular place of resort for health or 5epr mem
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for tb s, o.
several years have been much frequenlsd bv ths ctz
| of Davidson, williamson Maur and other oa;,S bo-;
coantiss Any one Wishing to rentor lease win sSdre@y
MRS ELIZABETH A wEEMS,
| Bon Aqua p o., Hickman county Tenn. or
s. l. FINLEY,
81 College street. opposite Planters Bank. Nashville
uar19 '54-H
NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL HASLAM PROPRIETOR,
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE, TsNE.
THE subscriber takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally
Tor the patronage he has already received and would
to them that he able furnish all kinds Of cut stone
fencing, Gaping sills, steps, &c, &c.
Flaggins.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced.
PRCESSawed three inches thick 81 so per square yard
Bush hammerfve d" ' 2 Z" q
Selffaced, two g"
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended
TNAkE NOTICE. have now got nv STEAM
l. STONE SAW MILL in full operation and have
quantity of SAWED FLAGGS hand and will lay them
at 81 30 per square yard tor cash. And also my CORN
MILL will be found ready at a hour Of the day to grind
corn for customers at the OF 2e bushels pei ho a.
iunsl54-tf SAMUEL HAsLAM
T. sTENHOUsE II CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. HAlNE STREET,
Charleston, s e.
REFER TOR Dulin Hand Williams q Wilcox. Charles
ton; Hand Williams Co, Augusta J. NOrcrass Atlanta
E. G Chandler, Chattanooga; & II g. u t. Coffin 4 Co.
Knoxville; T. J. Pardue Nashville my2o-5m.
900 CANS OF POTAsII.-rhe cheepssI and best
ZOOPreparation ever sold tor making Soap
make % lbs. hard soap 100 lbs s0pTee cents per
can. just received ana for sale ~ " +. GRAY,
may24 II broadway.
90 DOZEN SARATOGA WATr.Il. Just re
S)Oceived sndfor sale BY WE GRAY,
maya l. Broadway
10 DOZEN OXYGENATED BIITEKs.-
AIhe most enectual remedy now known for Dyspepsia
just received and for sale By W. f. GRAY,
maya 1TBroadwsv.
00O Dozen DIR. KOSE's CELEIsKATED
OOUFamiIy Medicines just received and for sale by
maya. W. r. GRAY, Il Broadway.
70 SEYMORE's GALYANIC ABDOMINAL
= Supporters which will be sold unusually low. just
may24 Il Broadway.
c0 DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF ia
OUAAlCA GiNGER.-Just reserved and Tor sale by
may24 W. F. GRAY, Il Broadway.
Ok BARkELs NUsIN.- Jusl lsesl, Gu 4.,l y, s-.s
Zs)by W. +. CIR Y,
may24. Bw.e II Broadway
CoNGREss WArEK.-se dozen Congress or
OSaratoga Wafer just received fresh from the Springs
put uPin quart and pint bottles For sale By
STRETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists corner College and Union
streets lmay24
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road
Il being now complete, it opens Il communication be-
tween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh and
Baltimore by which freight from the West reach
Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by OF the
present rival They with the Laly Packets
a. Pittsburgh from St Louis, Louisville Cincinnati, Wheel
ng and all the different points the Western waters al
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Plttsburg
Cars through between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
without transhpment of freghan advantage that be
appreciated BY all shippers
In of obstruction of navigation BY Ice low water
Freghts Westward be forwarded from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati, or towns in tho interior, BY Railroad
Rates OfFreight between Pittsburgh and PhIldz
delphiR or baltimore.
WINTER SUMNER
FIRST CLASS. RATES hATEs.
DrV Goods Boots, Shoes Hats, and Capet- mar 1oob.
ing, Furs and Pelires, Feathers, Sad 6oa+ -9oi !
dlery, &c c........................ ,N' '
SECOND CLASS. Books and Stationary.
Dry Goods in bales, Drugs, Glassware,
Groceries, except Coffee Hardware. 75eta. 60cts
Holloware, Machinery, Oil Coth Wool,
&c., J
THIRD CLASs,-Bagging, Bacon, and
Pork in bulk, Butler salted, Copper in in
gots Flaxseed Hogs Hair, Flax Leath- 65cts Scots
Eastward, Zinc. inc...........-........
FOURTH CLASS-BacOn and Pork pack
ed Candles Eastward Cheese Eastward
Fish salted, Iron, Soda Ash Tobacco in
Leaf Eastward, Tar ROsin, Whiskey ! 50cfs 40ot5
Cotton, lin Summer) Coffee Lard OIL
Through Pork fresh, in fuIl car loads
at owners risk Observation-Disclosures.
GEO. c. FRANC{5CUS, Freight Agt Pittsburgh.
Ed. SNEEDER, Freight Agent Philadelphia.
MAGRAW kOONS, Freight Agents baltimore.
JtIoEPH L. ELLIO TT, Fight Ag't. No west st. N I.
II. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
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