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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SocIsrY.-This
society (organized four years since) commenced its
annual session this morning in the East Room
Of the Smithsonian Institution. A large number
Of prominent agriculturalists from various sections
OF the Union were present.
The Chair was taken by the Hon. NJ P. Wilder,
Of Massachusetts,, president of the society
Credentials were presented by gentlepen repre-
senting county and State societies. Twenty-sir
States are represented, and at the lime Of our
going TO press, gentlemen were arriving from va
rious sections of the Union
There is every prospect of harmonious and in
teresting meeting The new diploma, given to
members, is beautiful work of art.
0RDNATIoS.-The Rev. NJ D. Conway viii be
ordained as paster the first Unitarian Church,
corner of and Sixth streets, this evening, at
10 o'clock
Invocation and prayer will bemade by the Rev.
John Weiss, of New Bedford, Massachusetts,
prayer by the Rev. J. P. Moore. of Georgetown
reading of the Scriptures by the Rev. DR.. Furness,
of Philadelphia; ordination sermon 10y the Rev.
John Weiss; ordination prayer by the Rev. DIR.
Furness; charge to the pastor by the Rev. DR..
Burnap, of Baltimore; right-hand of fellowship by
the Rev. s. Longfellow, of Brooklyn, New York
address of the Society by the Rev. Mr. Furncss;
benediction by the pastor, the Rev. N. d. Conway.
MUSICAL CONVENTION. have been
perfected through the efforts of the Union Choir
Association of this city, to have grand musical
convention Of amateurs and vocalsts in this region,
held in this city during the coming month of May.
There will probably be several hundred delegates,
and the occasion will be a very interesting one.
Professor J. D. Woodbury., of New York, well
known in the musical world, is to preside over the
convention.
CAUTIoN.-The following accident may well be
noticed. A few evenings since, the children of
Daniel Radcliffe Esq, with their comrades, had been
playing in the parlor during the evening" and
few moments after retiring, the large chandelier in
the parlor fell to the floor with crash and with
such force that il penetrated the floor from one to
two inches. The servant Immediately closed the
gas at the meter, thereby no doubt preventing a
fire.
Had the children remained in the parlor three
minutes longer, it is almost certain that two or
more would have been dreadfully hurt, If not in
stantly killed.
On examination, the thread of the screw by which
the chandelier was suspended was found to be
smooth, and that glue was the only fastening to
this and the other chandeliers
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CIGARS! TOBACCOy!
AMES ID. POWERS, Columbia Place,
~ corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
has just received the most extensive and varied as
sortment of Cigars to be found in this city, and in
vites oil who desire anything in his line to call on
him.
All the favorite brands of Cigars, besides several
new ones, can be found in his stock
A large supply Of Rough and Ready" Tobacco
~ A
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE.
a GOOD Brick House, two story and at
"A tic, containing eight rooms, with a yard 100
feet dep. There is a good well Of water. and fine
Peach Trees in the yard. Said house Is No. SIT
street NORTH between Sixth and Seventh Inquire Of
R0THWELL a BROWN,
Louisiana avenue
feb 5-eod1m Opposite Bank of Washington.
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Senatorial Election in Pennsylvania.

HARRIsBuRG, Feb. 27.-The two Houses of the
Legislature met in convention to-day and resumed
balloting for United States Senator The latest
ballot resulted: Cameron So; Buckalew %; Scat
tering 80. No choice. On a previous trial Came
ron had SO.
The third ballot resulted-Cameron, 55; Buck
alew 20, and the balance scattering.
motion was then made to adjourn until to-
morrow at IL o'clock. Lost--yeas SO, nays sc.
motion was then made to adjourn to the first
Tuesday in October, which was agreed to-yeas
CO. nays 6b.
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TsEcoSD DESPATCH. I

HARRrsBURG, Feb. 27.-The action Of the con-
vention Of the two houses Of the Legislature this
afternoon IS virtually an indefinite postponement
of the Senatorial election, and gives Gov. Pollock
the power of appointing Senator to act until an
election is had by the next Legislature.
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cod Weather At Tie South.

JOtu WfHIWtT az NC DVHUF,
COLUMBIA, Feb. 27.-Thc weather Is very cold
here Yesterday we had fall Of snow.
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Mechanics Institute Exhibi-

Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Exhibi-
ton.
NOTICE TO DEPOSITOR4
"A LII those persons who have goods in
9 cases, deposited for competition or exhibition,
will please leave the keys Of their cases with Mr. T.
9. Magruder, at the Exhibition Room, SO that the
judges may be able to examine their goods.
Early attention to this is requested, or il may be
their goods will not be examined.
BY order, PM PEARSON,
Recording Secretary.
FEB 26-3t lntl
NOR RENT-A Small Garden-Farm,
y containing sixty acres Of land, with small Dwell
ing-House and Stable within good fences, situated
about three miles east of the Capitol. To perma-
Apply 70 D. A. WATTERsoN, Second street, East
Capitol Hill feb 20--WGStf
NORTHERN LIBERTIES DIVISION.
~ No. IL, Sons of Temperance, meets every
Tuesday evening in Temperance Hall, on street,
between 9th and 10th streets, at o'clock, p NJ
GEORGE W. HAUFM0N, W.P.
n :. BEALL, X =. feb 26-ly
METROPOLITAN LIES MEcHANIcs' IssTI-
10y Order of the Board Of Management.
- the net proceeds of the Fair on Thursday next
March 1st will be appropriated for the bene 1t Of the
poor Of the city.
And also that no depositor be admitted during the
day and night, without pay ticket.
Members and others entitled to free admission, are
requested not to use their privilege on that day
By order:
Pm. PEARSON,
Rec. Secretary
feb 24-4t Intel, Star, News, Sentinel, Union.
JET GOODS.
HAVE just received a good supply.
= which will sell at importers prices at
H. O. HOODS,
Gee lo-du 418 Penn. avenue
GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING Shawls
~ and Blankets at very reduced prices.-Those
who wish TO secure fine and substantial article at
very low price, can do SO now by calling at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
feb 2f6td Intel. 424 Pa avenue.
pLATED TEA sETS.-I have just re-
ceived some new styles Albata and Silver Plated
Ware that offer at manufacturers prices; also a
large assortment of Spectacles of every description
together with good assortment Of pure Silver Ware
Of my own manufacture, which will retail at whole
sale prices. h. HOOD.
AS Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th
streets sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
feb 24-dlwif
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Later from Havana--iSuspension.

Later from HdUdnd--iouSpensa0n.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.--The steamer Crescent
City has arrived below from Havana, with datos to
the oath inst. Her news is unimportant.
The firm of s. 0. Nelson & Co. have suspended.
Their liabilities amount to over $3.50, 000 and their
assets probably amount to more. They were large
cotton factors.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Havana letters say that arms have been taken
away from several Creoles who sent for them to
the United States by the Crescent City.
Estrampes, one of the parties lately arrested for
being concerned in the revolutionary movement,
had been sentenced to suffer death by the garotc.
The other, Felix, had been sentenced to ten years
in the chain gang, in Africa.
The British vessels of war Media, Buzzard and
Hussar were in port Everything wore gloomy
aspect
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oil Unset ana DrOnze, Wnen bonu coHiort IL 100
often made subordinate to outside show, and repu
taon TO depend upon the verdict Of what are called
leaders of fashion, it is quite refreshing to find
among the numerous hotels of the commercial en-
porium at least one where neatness, good order, a
well furnished table, and in short all the comforts
Of a home are deemed paramount to every other
consideration. Such home is the Manhattan, in
Murray street, two doors from Broadway. This
model establishment is under the management of
Messrs Huggins King the former of whom was
for many years connected with the Pearl street
House, in Boston, and the latter with Lovejoy's
Hotel, in New York Both are perfectly au fat in
everything appertaining to their profession, and
have succeeded in rendering their house one of the
most desirable and popular Of all the down
town hotels in New York. Il is far enough from
Broadway to ensure freedom from the " noise and
confusion" Of that great thoroughfare, yet near
enough for all purposes Of business and pleasure
To all Of our cosmopolitan readers who seek quiet,
retirement, and substantial comfort, we most cor
daily commend the Manhattan Hotel.
The National Society of Agriculture we're to
meet at 10 o'clock this morning in the smithso-
nian Institution. The lecture before the Society
this evening by g. w. P. Custis, Esq, upon the
Farmer Of Mount Vernon, win be intensely inter-
esting, from the fact of the Farmer" being no
other than George Washington, and also as deve
oping the vast improvement between his time and
the present.
New MILITARY CoNPANY.-We understand
there viii be meeting tonight for the purpose of
organizing military company, to be called the
Washington Grcnadier Guards" and to be com
posed entirely Of persons of and over six feet in
height
- The Queen Of Naples was safely delivered
Of a princess on the 2lst ult
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And BY all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
jan 6--eoif 6m
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ANOTHER FrRE.--A frame building corner Of
Eighth and d streets, occupied partly BARRIERS
shop, and owned, we believe, by John Green, was
totally destroyed by fire about ten o'clock this
forenoon. From the smoke which assembled IT
was supposed to be very large FIRE, and we are
glad to be able to state this is not the fact sta
BILE adjoining the building was torn down, and
checked the progress in that direction, while the
brick house on Eighth street. also adjoining, suf
fered little or no damage.
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feb 26-3t Int)

NORTHERN LIBERTIES DIVISION,
IN No. 10, Sons of Temperance, meets every
Tuesday evening in Temperance Hall, on street,
between 9th and 10th streets, at o'clock, p NJ
GEORGE w. HAUFMON, WP
r. j. BEALL, r. 8. feb 26-1y
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PROPOSALs FOR MAIL BAGS.
Pns- OFrIr. Drp ). pr.ls.r

January ~ 1855. /
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depars
- ment until OclCck. m, Of the ed dsv Of April
next for furnishing inr four years from aT OF july
next in such Quantities aud sueh tines IS nav be ne
CURED and ordered for the mail service mail BAGS c. is
following description, to wit:
CIgrrs KEI R4gs
Size 70 l. as inches in length and 50 inches in cireu.
fererce TO be made Of cotton canvs weighing least l.
to tbr yard of % inches dh the warn Of the
iabrc 10 be doubled and twisted and fvefold.
Size Ne 2 al inches in length and As inches IN eirur1-
ference to be made of cotton canvas weighing Is OUNCES
to the yard Of u inches wh ard he eoh u be woven
in every respect like that Of the first size of bags
Size No (32 inches in length and IS inches in circu-
fereDee to be made of cotton canvas weighing 10 onuces
above described
The canvas bags OF sizes Nos and to he made WITH
sufficient number Of eyelst holes snd provided with
strong cord to their mouths All are be well aud
distinctly marked "a L. S AG." aud 10 be numbered az
cording TO the sizes shove specified
: Le9tls~ aud CaHuGs POrcIe.
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HUGHES BROTnEHS,
nsgJKRREhN ARTISTS AND De
STOCK DEALERS.

phUJkEAEhN AElIoIo hNU DhAN O111'-'110
STOCK DEALERS.
q q VITGUES Union street, over Stretch OTIS
n n HIAHES 80 College street. late Dobyns a Co.
T EACu Of these Galleries the public can OBJ fs
= tain first class Pictures, weuse the oesi az
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus cur
E7r7 ere neatly fitted ~ with Powerful Side and sky
Ib;s the ory ones in the city which is acceded by all
Artists and Cauuojsgurss to be the best for taking large
FtNELV GROUPS 50 So TO dispense with those dark
shadows so rneralv seen and objected to. We have
beautiful PIANO for the Of the LADIES As we attend
personally to our St.rS oar patrons may rely on pole
attention. and Pictures second to none. ...
~ citizens aud Strangers politely invited to VISIT
our Rooms whether they need Pictures or not
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James G. Aver,

PRACTICABLE ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 20 Cents per Esox. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold at Wholesale by BERRY & DsuOYILLE;
At Retail by BROWN 4 GRUgRS.
Also. BY my Agents in almost every STATE
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Is
ThBLISHMENF,
Cedar street.

1--WE doors from Public Square, Nashville
EITHERE NAV be found a choice and well select &c
w ed stock of "a
Cloths. Cas>imereS. and Vestinss, 81
of the aud beautiful patterns ali Of which viii
be made uu order In the fashionable style, and at
as short be done in any city in the Union,
and q: prices q sirt the times.
an now receiving my stock 81 Spring and Summer
Goods; and tying SATISFIED that they by the hand
soonest Goods brought TO this market examination
IS requested before purchasing elsewhere
Rs.d-- Made GiOthin@.-C Pants and Vests of
all kinds A iae sss3-usst OF mems Furnishing Goods
Sks,nl Na.no UpdegsAris, Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus,
esders Cravais FccSet HaGdkerchefs silk and Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas, &c.
- Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. I.J.HpUGH,
rnch7-tf Agent.
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UNION ANDAMERICAN.
oETIcE CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at e following raies Single copies one
year, in adaace 50 5o within the year s. 90; at the
end Of tie year, 81 90. s.tS ---a.s
CrgBs Of I've at oOe and upwards, 81 90 per eopy
for year, Clubs Of subscribers viii be received for
six months AZ the foregoing rates.
The TIL WEEKLY iE Published every Tuesday, Thursday
and ssinriay at IS % Per annnm in advance; If rot
paid in advance, IS 90.
the DAILY Is published at Eight Dollars.
~ TIE MONEY, IN ALL CASES. 10 ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Renapces or subscriptions may be made By mad al our
rsk
No paper WI be sent out Of the State unless the order is
aecomsznied with the cash.
sz We wish it distinctly understood that paper win
be discontinued until al arrearagss paid except athe
option ef the publishers.
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TIE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

TIE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE C0KPANY
- OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE over Sheppard Cos. Excha Office Will
I J insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise &c, &C.. &C., against Loss or Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Caroes OF Vessels Of
every description against The Pers Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mitteS per nail.
All persons having their lives or property insured in This
Institution are entitled full participation in all the Prof
it's without any liability loss beyond the amoGAt Of Pre-
miums which they may pay:
NJ s. PITCHER, President
J.B.JOHNS0E, Vice President
C. J. E WHAKrnE Secretary. ianl
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n ENTISTS viii please fake notice lie undersigned is
II only agent ia Eas-Ilie: aud t3se wishing our
make If Teeth viii please Iske theiT urChaSes direct az
him lie has just received smother supply c. Teeth which,
wiki his former stock, uakeS il large aud complete. lie
has also on hand few fne cgses Of Dental Instruments
all complete; also, FHcp. Files FiuCzrs EEc2va:GTs
Buns, Drills Bench vices C1lu1oGia Ll's y heels, &c
For SAFE By 4. STRETCH.
Formerly Stretch ( 0rr) Fhacsaie snd .sail DrUrgs,
Corner Co.isse aud Ualun SLseeis, Nashville, Tenn
leS6-H
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDTEs.

PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIEs.
On BBIsS oil Peach Brandy, pure
~ 10 do doApple do do;
Received and for sale BY
feb6 f. s CHEATHAH q co.
IN for sale by H FRENCH SON,
. UGAR-200 hhds Sugar fair to prime, Cor sale by
mari H s, FRENCH SOS.
NTOTICE.-The KnuekIe Washing Machine
IN We have been appointed agents Tor me sale Of thus
cslebrated washing Machine. Every family in the State
should by all means, procure one immediately as tie
amount of labor saved Is tD1DsHss.
FaIl directions and 20 and show Il used free %
siIca lap4l 8 H. LOOMS & co.
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TnURSTON q BERNARD,

No. y Union StTceIs
RE now receiving their stock Of all and Win m m
N ter Dress Goods, Consisting of Silks Cash TaYiW
meres French and English Msfinos ell Wool De- WY
anes Hosiery, Gloves. Corset and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goodwere all purchased in the Eastern cities
BY one OF the firm the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered to the public at
prices insure ready sale We respectfully invite
Ell to rive our stock aa examination. octstf
NTEGROES FOR HIRE have several Negro
Women for hire the balance of the year. as well as
81 for sale. KEGS W. fohIEh.
March 18th '53-H
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Smut am6s EohGccC.
PET 2 g 10 IsiAE&5 B,

ID Il, Caathsn street. 80.

10 -, Chatham Street Eev-yaTI
< UCCES5ORto PErzR and GaoBGz L1iILAED. oilers
- for sale al Kin OF nul aud Tobacco IN general use.
For particulars Prize GaTsss be obtained by adj
dressing abo7e. This Establishment IS of The old
esi Of the kind in the United SsztCs.
Feb lt-ly.
INfUAlEATION WANTED,
10 the present res. If Robert Peterson and Cor
IA ne!us Lemou vha both IN .s.ed 5ljsrs ia the
Of 1872.
tTade. and 81 years cf re ID 1913 III both enlisted AZ
Nashville, Tennessee They d, irbz-ls e3rn
thing to their ad7aHta.a tv addressing
fe2i- edwin BOX 81, =. %. Eashv; L. Team.
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!. N'cREEHY, r. N. RooEE,
CzdTlsStoa, Chattanooga.
M'CREERY & HOOKE.
COTTON IA CTORS

VUM0ISSIUa LEU tUts v LIN-J44-I 4IL+-sN 4Df
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
WYE hare established in this CITY House for the sale
w OF ALL country PRODUCES and NANUFAcTUREsfor the
receiving and forwarding goods and the thing of orders
this market to- which will give strict personal at
teniion.
Our II. Hooks has been long known to the business
of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama as Commission
Merchant Chattanooga, and cur francis hcCREERY,
through his connection with Shepherd, AeSreeTy Co,
of Charleston Merchants generally trading in this city,
and that our long knowledge Of business Of
the West will enable to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted to charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment Of
goods with despatch from Europe aud the North than any
city the Southern SeaL0ard having the advantage OF
regular lines of Sailing Packets 10 Liverpool and Boston,
aud also steam communication With New York. Phila9e-
pha Baltimore and Havana
The all descriptions Of Freight to and from
Charleston are now the saIneas TO Savannah.
novsO-;,nstriu McGREERY & u0OKE
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nlaurRREoTYPEsl TkaVE1l.r0TYpEsll

HuARBE5 c. GIEES would respectfully inform his
customers and The ladies particularly tina; lie has re-
moved from Cedar street to tie CT Deaderic and
and College streets BFowaes where he win be glad
to all who wan! Of fine aGd life ike pictures He
has gone to great expense in hrg up powerful side and
sky lights and his fitted mp elegant style
He has engaged the services Of experienced al polite op
ors aud IS determined 10 aske his the Model Estab-
shment Of the south West ald feels assured that he viii
be abe 10 give satisfactisu
He iu7ltos the public call and examine bis specimens
as as0 some fine Oil Paintings hT the old masters inst re-
ceved from Europe, which he offers for sale very low.
Call at the corner of Dca5c-cs street add the SQUARE
n Ban exoericnced operator always ready Tor any
outdoor work, suc as taxing bindings deceased persons
&c. janlt--fG
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IIil r:SS t,aItIIlN.

No. u mon sire Ell.
WE are now Offering new and beautiful assortmeal
w of Dress Goods, unsurpassed IN tie market consist
ing Plain Black Plaid, Striped ana HrOcade silks, Cha-
eys in plain coiors Plaid and Printed Beuages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and Lawns-Iogher with general assert
nent Of Staple Goods, Aosery, Parasis, Twisted Silk
Mitts, &c. ap26l TiIUltSioN BERNARD.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR TIE SEASON,
Il UST received from New York
81 Copper and lrO1 Coal Seutte and f very e!egsh
large a sortment Of Tea Trajs, va.lots 81 les,
Richly cut and polished fire Irons, IN SETS
Stands for hre-irOns, all pa terms;
Handsomely Jauanned PiEfe hafIners
Dixon's fine Brittanil Tea Setf;
Carved Bread Trenchers and Knives
Cooper aud Block Tin Tea Kettles:
oyster Dishes, Beet STEAK dc; Coffee GrecqGes,
Soup Tureens aud Ladies' Coffee Urus;
Toilet Sets of Foot Tubs Slop Jar and aieT Carrier
Nut Picks Nut Craesers, Napkin Rings;
Table Mats, Sugar NippeIs, Corr Screws;
Lard aid Oil Lamps, Iron Kitchen Lamps;
Ciulnb Brushes Plate Brushes, busting brushes;
Hearth Brushes and Broonis. Feather busters;
Foot Scrapers Dog lroHs. Fire Carriers,
Door Mats of vsroes kinds aud at very low prices
Fine Ivory handle Cutlery;
Cutlery with i;rrs bony Cocoa aal Horn hsDilss
Beef Carvers tread Knives, Cooks huivesi
Clothes Baskets, Msrkss Baskets, Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets Cburns, Water Cans, &c &c;
Wooden Ware Of all descriptions;
Sauce Pans from half pint upwards;
Iron do lined with ziue aud ensmelsd
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg Whips aad Churns
Butter Moulds, Sifiers salt Stamps; "a
Pie Plates of Al patterns BatterCske Pans;
Cake Boxes, Tea Dstistefs.
Patent and Plain sod Inns; Toy Sad Irons;
Japanned Ware of 81 kind ...-
Nurse Lamp complete fJr aides and invalids;
Bachelors Lamps for heating water making coffee IL
three mnntes
We are constantly receiving from New York accessions
stock OF House furnishing Goods and supply
short notice any articles be found in this city.
nov 25 SNOW MACKENZIE co
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NtS III. LII. HARRISON, TtFs74s.SS
1HS<E<xs STEAM BOAT sss..----szS--s=T--zzSs
FORWARDING COMMISSION AGENT,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET OFFICE,
No.ls, FRONT STREET,
Tor at p. r. Hdrdcdstles Boat Storey
NASHVILLE, TEES.
~ Iron Masters and others wishing TO ship, by for.
wardng orders will Ineet with prompt attention.
N. B.-Freght Bills collected promptly and liberal adj
vancss made when required. W. [deel5l