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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
TxTENsIyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD YuRNIruRE, &c.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
~ John r Russell, Auctioneer. BY DAY, RUSSELL,
Co. the salesrooms, ~ Nassau street 10 friday
ai10 O'Clock A. M superior collection OF household fur
piture comprising three handsome rosewood parior suits In
satin brocsel and harcoth rosewood aud mahogany bed
seads hair mattresses enameled chamber furniture mirror.
chairs oil paintings block walnut au mahogany
robes oak and mahogany deboards rosewood mahogany
and black walnut marble top tables, iron bedsesds
black walnut bookcases china tea se &C., Every article
this catalogue will he positively sod the highest bidder
the accounts be closed Immediately Goods carefully
par ked on he premises.
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L.urgs FAr-ssyr BOUNTY LAND AND -EKYnA
~ fsY" DN>~-i~tS pwfsr. '~ssss psyS snd ss,sssD
- wsSssSss a. tni.sf sss<~ sNtss u a~s
lit 1st ~tsss 49, hstfs rss~srcy os@sa <at y.A
sstAs ~ eisfs ssssss ~ resa 4sl. y~sov@s~zky
gUNAHD HIr~yf1.
Agssa iss pwrrss 2. q Wv, sss Sss~-sy 80
Couts~iiW ~ t~v o. VA
\ pNsERtET -wsnrsD. LAND waRR1NTs ~
~ ~ Mhff ftfAf - 49, ~ fsN
pENlgk KfGsAsE " M<A1rn L<&x
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GROCERIES, SEWING MAcufNEs, STORES, HARD.
VI ware-Fridny November nj t0is o'clock ~ 81 Dey
street OF Ureenwch-Teas conee spce soap mack
ere herring brandy GIN whskey champagne kbives forks
SPOONS scissors planes, tin and hollow co~x4
Goa a. pants. collars. ". II. CARTER. Anctonccr.
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ELIAs COMBS AUTHORITARIAN FRIDAY. AT 1917
II O'Clock at No. 66 Nassau s Large aud rich
men OF household rni consisting Of paror a1f be room
suites. sofas, bedsoads, bureaus wtshsnd wtrdrobes.
mattresses, holsters pillows extension dining tables carpet
ing mirrors, paintings bookcases lounges desks chairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

II COTTON, AUCrIONEER. = HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL pianofore. carpets curtains, Ac.-P COTTON win
sell tomorrow Friday Nov. 2 81 lo1s O'Clock at No. Us
Crosby street. Brooe street he entire furniture OF the
family who removing II will comprise In mtho
eanv psnoorte 6 octave mahogany sofas AMI tets ees
chairs tables bureaus bedsead Brussels
and ingram carpets oil cloths. beds matre Gables,
mane ornaments bedroom and basement f1rnure stoves
kitchen furniture dc &C. Sale will be perempory
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~ @. HORTON AUCTToNEER. DAY AT II o.
VI. clock at Is SIKH avenus-furniure, removed
venence sale Also, handsome gold eweiry fancy
articles
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NEW YORK FUR COMPANY-wE BE0 TO INFORN
IN friends and patrons that have opened
with elegant stock Of fur consisting of sfmins
Nan and Hudson Bay sable mink stone msen 4 selected
ard manufactured under supervision. Parties
chasing should examine articles which elegance ard
beauty of style cannot be surpassed JOSEPH j. NEwMANN
4 Co. Al Broadway. Orders and repairing promptly At
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DANDS, BANDS BAkDR---JuET RECEIVED PROS
ID auction large lot Of hr finest Paris work. also Matse~s
do, eognRs nssrpgs Nc The tadi.- attention ro,ossd
q fL1EK RoBEKIs 90. II. 30 broadway.
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PROPOSALS FOK MAIL oA1.s.
PCsT oFFIcs d. PARrxxST.

SEALED PROPOSAL s viii be rqce y.5 At nj. d-rr.-,
- meut u-t O'Clock N Of ths 24i Cav Of tprif
next, for furnishing Tor fur ysars he Rrst of luz
next 70 such quantities. and a. saeh times IS zy bs ~
our 81 and ordered FIR the rail service mail bas ~ ~,
ioiowing description, % Wit.
0iHv1s Maj R11s
Size No l. 4s inches in length nd 81 inches Ia e-csm
ieFef CO TO 6e ma Il cotton Weighing least Is
ounces to tn yard OF - inches width the yarn Of la
isbr 70 be doubled and twisted. and fve.soid
Size Ne al inches ia length and A. inctss IN eicu1.
Terence 10 De mace Of cotton canvas Weghinx Is ounces
to the ysrd 1T II inches width ds cch u Be ovea
in every resPse; ike 81 Of the arst sirs Of rags
Size No s2 inches in length sn6 o. iucles in vircu-
ference N be made OF cotton canvas weighing 10 cuncss
10 ths yard of % inches width and eoh to Be uov.n
above described.
The canvas bags OF Sizes Nos and 70 be made with
Sufficient lumber OF elet holes end provided with
strorg cord to secure their mouths All are be vel and
distinctly marked u s iai" and to te numbered 40
cording 20 the sizes above specified
LsatAsr oa3 cLavas Poec6s,
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DRESS GOODS

No. UniOn street.
WE are now Offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed IN the market consist
ing Of Plain Black Plaid, Striped and BrOcsde Silks Cba
sys in plain coiors Plaid and Printed 9srrages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and IawBstogeher with general assert
nsnt of Staple Goods Eozery, Parasols Twisted silk
Militia Sc laa2sl TEu1lSION 4 BERNARD
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,. x'cREEkY, n Il Hooks,
CsJTlestoR, CaGttal0ofz.
M'CREERY & HOOKE.
HO7TOE rs TTORS
C0aaIssION AMD FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

c0AAIsSI0N AND FORWARDING AERcAAhfss
CHARLESTON, s C,
WYE have established IN ths eitv HoCss for the sale
w Of ALL country PRooucK and EASuEAcrUHEsfor the
receiving and forwarding Of goots and the thing OF orders
in this market towhich will give cur srct sOna at.
tention.
Our r NJ HOOKS has been long known 10 the business
men of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama O Commission
Merchant at Chattanooga and Francis MeCEEEKT,
through bis connection with Shepherd, hcCreery Co.,
Of Charleston Merchants generally trading in this city,
and that our long knowledge Of the business Of
the West will enable discharge satisfactorily every
daty entrusted 10 charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment Of
goods with despatch from Europe and the Sorth than
city the Southern Seabogrd hsTiDg the advantage
regular lines Of Sailing Packets 10 il1srgos and Boston,
and also steam communication vida Neg iosE, Philade
phia. Baltimore aud uevsns-
The rates on all descriptions cf ire ghi and from
Charleston now the saTaess % Savlrrsh.
. d novsO-Smstriw MooRAEkY H0oKE.
GOODS SUITABLE FOR Tia SEASON.
TI!ST received from New York
81 Copper and iron Coal eufss and Vases very se ait
large sor'u'ep. Of Ioa Inlys, E4I'oas styles
Stands for fra-irons, ell patterns
Handsouely Jap=nDed Pile Wainsrss
Dixnns fine BrraaiI Tea ostt:
Carved Bread Trens5ors a5d kriSss
Copper and Block Tin Tea Kettles;
Oyster Dishes, Beef Stesk Do: Coffee Cheques.
Soup Turcens and Ladies'; Coffee Urns:
Toilet Sets OF FOt Tuhs 5bp Jar and Water Carrier;
Nut Picks Nut Gclckel IS. Napkin kings:
Table Mats. Sugar AippeTa, Cofx screws
Lard and OIL Lamps lroa hiteSen Lamps;
Crumb Brushes Plate Brushes, ibis'ing BTtshes
Hearth Brushes and BrooTa4 FesihF D1sieIs,
Foot ScEapers Dog irons, Ffs Carriers;
Door Mats OF various kinds aud al very low priees
Fine Ivory handled CutleIy
Cutlery with Boae kopy COcoc ana Horn hazd,ees
Beef Carvers, Bresd Knives. Coos Knives;
Clothes Baskets, Market Basksts, WORK Baskets;
Cedar Buckets. Churns Water Cans, Sc Sc
Wooden Ware OF all descriptions;
sauce Pans fion, bait PM upwards
Ircu do lined sltb zibc and eGaneled
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg WhiPs and Cnsprs
butter Mounds, sifiers. oa': Stamps
Pie Plates OF All patterns. BAtier-CGSe Pans
Cake Boxes Tea Ceuisiers,
Patent and PLAIN sad Irons; Toy Sad Irons; .
Jn1anned Ware Of a.! kind
Nurse lamps complete for ladies' and invaHGs
Bachelors Lamps for heating water OF making coffee in
three minutes;
We arc constantly receiving fro New York accessious
10 our stock OF House furnishing Goods aud can suppIy At
short notice any articles to be found in this city
nov o. SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
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r. c. M'NAIRY & CO..

X. L. III y Air ! & CO.,
30 So c0lleys S.. Nashville, Tenn,
A RE new RECEIVING their FAIL SfO OF "
IA GOODS to zhFh they gould respectfully inTiis tis
attention Of the public.
EEakroideriess
They have opened for sale the hsnGeaest ard most
varied $3.50 sent Of EbToderes brought to Nash
vile. F0u which the ladies would do ws select early
Their
SAX Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
VAL snrpsss all previous disp,ays.
Carpets.
IN lew c2Fs they viii receive rich and extensive sur
ply OF Carpets selected in the Esst By their buyer sx
presSy Tor this trade and which theT intend 10 sell so
cheap as 70 make II to The interest of every che 70 bug
them heir stock IA this department. viii be $40 Oes
Also Of every thing in their line Of business thew viii
keep constant supply Of the hest quality at the lowest
price,
Desiring TO close their Summer stock before ronS into
their New Store, they selling below cost let ali who
desire good bargains g'vs them call.
augi5-u
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u EETISTS viii please axe notice Tie ~ eigzed Is
IL cur only egeut IN Nashville; ANA thuse Wis NJ cur
uSIe # Teeth Wii please make tier purchases Gg0c 81
him he has ust received aHa her suFg 81 Iesh Which,
hss slso On hand f fac cases Of nsnta INSTRUMENTS
sll comPeis also, Torc ps Files, PlUEesrs ExeaEaors,
Buns, Drills, BoaC1 Yo=a C5IEaadum tss wheels. sc
Fur sale By =. c1i..s f(shi-
(Formslly S;rsc't d CRY YIN Isaesa Retail DEu.sis
Corner College a7l u-on reefs -iaslTi4e. Ieaa-l
Fe-s
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

IAxes W. uAsILroi Esey FULLER
T&MTETON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACE0RYf
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn
TKI would inform trIeuds and the pubiie mat we
w still at cur old stand on Market street, where
We have hand, and lnft curing. much 6stlsf
assortment Of work than have bo-e offered 70 The
public, consisting part of the following kinds
Mems superine French Calf Boots and Gaiiersi
Men and Boys fine Cali Shoes Eford and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf aud Kip Boots, water
proof; -..-.
Mems, and Boys Kip aud Tbisk Boots double and sin
gle soles;
Mems Boyz and Youths Kip shoes. doabls and sin
gle soles; .- peg
Double Sole Negro Brogens;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Childreas coarse and EDs Shoes;
= ALSO
Ladies and Misses Cell Boots sewed and peggst.
=" Kid
" :" French 40.
g g a. TaEpioo :"
p" aa" French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged
We are making our work from Sc ect STOCK and 10
good styles and warrant every part Of The workmanship
Prices loo and pg.iforss.
~ Work made order. Als1, repairing promptly
and NEATLY dors.
%" Cash paid fJr Hides taken in exchange,
janl1-ly HAMILTON 4 FULLFR.
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gOL. XVI.
UNION AND AMERICAN.
oTF7er-c5RqER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

oEFIcE-C0EHER CHURCH AND GhEARf STREETS.
TILE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
% subscribers at tie following rates: Single copies one
year IL aevsncs 80 sos within the year. 80 90; al lie
end Of lie rear, "a 90. ~
CUss q 6vs a one oee. and upwards 81 copper copy
ir o5s year Clubs Of subscribers win be received tor
ak months At the foregoing rates,
qhsTlI TEEKLfis published every Tuesdsy, Thursday
snd Saturday at IS 90 Per anaum, in advances If not
paia IN advance, ss co.
ne DAILY IS published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. .af
eaaness u subscriptions may be made By mail at or
ark.
70 payer m Be cut Of the State unless the order Is
aecom7auied with the cash.
- we wish it distinctly understood that no paper wiz
10 discontinued un ali arresrages paid cept attic
option 4 he publishers.
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II y l-S1 IN - q = ~ Il kk
No fTuiou street

RE receiving their stock Of Fall and Win N IA
n ter Dress foods consisting os silks, Cash ayff
uleTes French and English Ae1Eos. all Wool De- Yrf
lanes Hosiery, Gloves. Corssts and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goods vera sill purchased ia the Eastern cities
By Of the firm since the decline in prices Of Foreign
Merchandise. and will be freely offered 70 the public a
prices that must lns1rsa ready ss Wsrcspecrry invite
all 10 give our stock examination octsf
NEGROES FOX hIkE.--I nave several Negro
~ Woman for hrs TIE balance OF the yesr as well Is
81 for ssls REEFS W. PORTER
As<shllth, 'ss-9
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fs5Gvu S5z3Pze2Sr &c eds
At NIE8-s6sS sE4ts.


l. p. r = I y C - y
no. . College St'eet, Nashville, Tenn,
RE now ia rece OF d haud>ole and dssirabe stock
"A of Staple aal Fancy Dry Goods, Boane:s,
PaTasOlS, Umbrellas. ejc.s which they oter 10 tie
trade Tor Fery sn4 Advance Tar cash, or shorl tie pa
per- 10 which System Of kusi7es aey intend 70 adhere
strictly. such bcyers will ina largely TO thlir interest
10 give this stock thorough eza,auai bettrs making
their purchases.
Special attention Is called 70 der stock Of LADIES.
DRESS ODDS as i is i-rgs ard beautiful Also fall
supply Of DUFuU.. 50 Gus B0LaIAG CLOTHS.
nhl4-eo5w
DAGUERRE0EgPE5: DAG5ERREogYFEs!
CHARLES C. GTEES would rcsrect(-iiy inf1rtn hiz
customers and The ladies F-l es.aTiy tha' be has
moved from Cedar street 20 tha cer Of DSsderick anG
and College streets over BT7Tle where he VII be glad
to see all who aTs want Of Hns aad a Ike pictures lie
has gone 10 great sypeuseG h1g IN powerful eide ans
sky lights aud his are q to up 10 elegant style
He haseugaged the ger7ccs q yyerercet ana poifs or
era ois and IS de:eru.aj I'D iete bis re Aodel tstab
Hhment Of the South s q ias assured hat lie sill
be able 70 give satisfaction
He inEitOs the public 70 CAL aud examine his specimens
aso ne Oil Pa,.ags. Y the @ masters.
eeiyed from Europe, vh1Ai. ucTs fer saie vey o7F
Gail al The eorlef OF See scg T-e aud TIE square
\. B--AD experienced operator aiw rs ready oi any
outdoor work such IS taxing bg Ing, lsed persons.
I4niff-tf.
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THE MuTUAL PROTECTION INsURENCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE over Sheppard Cos. Excha ofice wdl
I insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise &c. &c. &C., against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, on any of the Westen waters against the
Hazards OF Inland Navigation and the Cagoes Of Vessels OF
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also tie Lives Of persons good health for single year.
for of years during life. Also Bank Notes trans
nitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution are entitled full participation in all the prot
its without any liability loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
miunis which they nay pay.
T.! h =. PITCHER, President
1-l1- b JOHNSON Vice President
n IF wHAproN Secretary iis ianI
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k~LE ARLD ~
JaszHeg g. AVer.

PRACTICABLE ANALYTICAL CnEMIyT.
LOWELL, MASS
Price eS Cents per Tex. five Boxes fer a.
Sod a. Wholesale by BERRY & Dis uovILLE,
At Retail by BROWN a 0gITRRS
TYAso. % ny Agents in almost even Town in ne s,s.
splS5-n
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PEACH AND APPLE BaANDIEs-
~ BBL5 Cd Peach Rrandr. pre-:
~ 10 do doApple DO DO;
Received and for sale BY gg
iso6 z 8 CHEATHA3 . co.
MOLASs ES.-SOO packages Molasses store a1d
WI for sale bT "A. 5 FRENCH SON,
g UGAK.--s09 hhds sugar far 70 primo. Tor sale 81
- mari Il S. FRENCH a SON.
NOTICE-The Knrf kIe Washing Machine
~ We have been appointed agents Tor the ,is Of thss
celebrated Wasting Msehi6s Every fsmy ia the S;sts
shouId BY all uesns, procure irnlnedi-sly Is ths
amount Of labor tsFed IS tss1ssnss.
Full directions and 60 and snow Il Used frse Il
ttlge lsPA > D. LOOMS 4 Co
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70 THE PCBLEC.
I'VE are non receiving the largest aud best selected
w stock Of
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered IN this market We Offering extra induce
1ueus all or punciual buyers knowing tina, many
persons will be induced purchase their goods for cash.
when they cen gain on advantage thereby.
We buy cur goods mostly from package houses, which
enables W 10 uer buyers very great advantages in the way
OF lew prices and good styles
~ Country Merchants will And stock of Black and
fancy silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLsnes, Mernos, Rib
bona many ether desirable goods suited to their trade
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SUNDRIEs.
rnou NA,-ssTIYI!ELE 'ro 80 olsLEANs.

FROW NASHVILLE 70 EEW ORLEANS.
~ THgUrGH ~ TOUR DAYs
FAYE. RHTRYY D0LL43eS
yviA Chattanooga stlsSnts ard West Point % Mont
V gomerT b, k4Iroad. Tickets 10 Be had az the De-
From Montgomery "a able, 81 a 5aais dAiy line.
tmornng and evening" Il Stages End tean connect
ing with toe steamed On thence 10 New OrieAas
II. l. ASIiEEss5H, 1ienislaP't n q Z. x z.
NASHVILLE AND o4EAErANO GA HAIL.
!
DEPARTURE or PASS NiER TRAiNS.
Express hsH Train leaves daily 70. CAa'iznooga al u
gss - .oa s9 Tra leaves e. daily for ssrs
els.ts.S = 81.
Through Tickets 10 Savannah. Ca. So 80
-" Wimingtor, \. G. SO so =
20 be hId st the Tie. e. giliee iI.ssnger Depot
feblo H. I ANDERSON. 'Qpt Trans2or atlcn.
NASHVILLE AND sIEaIPHIs 1lsz1ED STATES AlAIL
Packet l1-tE -~y.,
-
j. G. CLINE. JOHN sINia58E. err Of Z dNTsN IiihE-
------s---- - q
Ter Mcniphis, rev erleaas, st. louis, nnd /
EuRi,giiles
p E~W Z 4 Il u
.Gae Soanaa besg Passenger Steamers,
CiTY Of HU&TSEI Lid, C3sFgs esser, le2eez
I Nashville ever ,iqujay at 'eosS ?. y. 80
De. CLINE 5sxss DAVIS, Master, ieayes hashyliis
every Weine div 81 6 o'clock, Z. a. 4.sf /
JOHN SiMPs)E, JACK DAyIa, Master leaves Nashville
every Fridag, az o co.'s, 7. u. .rs.-.s, *
Louis Uuitei Stetes Nsi Boas and Nenphs wis tie
s1lcndd Ne.F Orleans .asrs BUILEgI. Il Il. W. lluL
Ge5. CoLLIER aud lNG5HAR s
Te accounodl ions Of this line csnnct BE- surpassed
aud passengers viii md by tAF The speeoiest MEANS If
ifaTei either North or south sf. i
For freight p2sslg apply on -b9aTa OF to
A. e. DAVIS or a.,,,s.
,os2-tf 4 HAMILTON, Assi.f'
ITGvv S55zBrzegSf goods
.=r4 ~ .-r i
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TTUIET3! HDTELS!

9 Good IielVS t9r the IS PaTy."
THE subscriber Eaz t-ken charge OF lhe CEUTCHER
i ROUSE, and wIii spare Ius 10 make ~ comfort
Lbs VINO m.y cali
Transient per q n
Single Msas. --,....-s.....s 40
longing .'s...-'..'- 1900 .-'.-..''..s--.' -
DAY DoIr1c-s. per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
fires and al E1tras ckgTgccbe.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor.
sE- The VERANDAH VII be con iir9ed GO herstoiora.
jan25-u g. YOUNG.
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J. MOORE. -
ToBACCOTIST, WHOLESALE RE TAIL

J. MUUIt,
TOBACCOSIST, Wholesale q RETAIL,
Cornsr Of Cherry and csdar Streets, .e-a
NASHVILLE, TENN.
= WOULD announce to nv friends and the public gen
eTsy, that prepared to furnish them with the fJl-
lowing artcies per cent less than Any other house IN
the ety. tor cash lpurchase tor caeh so thai save from
ten to twenty Eve per the following sr.ieIss
Meerschau1n Pipes warranted GENUINE.
Dutch Pipes largest stock in toe city;
Snuff boxes, large variety;
Snuffs-Rappee A.Eecoboy, Scotch, CARROTS Rooms
&c. ..-.-.-e.-. SO. .'..f ..
Smoking Tobacco q all kinda;
Chewing do Lsnghorne & Armstsad's DiAdsm
Twist, Fig Lsaf, silis &c. &c. aA----
Also just Ieeeived superior article Of Ale ff sails b.
the barrel ~ 80 ......--
hive on hand lot Of superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and retail Country dealers wi! do web 70 call
can furnish then, with every thing in the business
isUll-tf Ed. "a e~1Tr4
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Rich Plaid & Striped Silks; Super BLACK Silks;
spun :" Lace CurtainS
d" b" Marines; Muslin ''
" DsLsnes; Satin l.aine1;
French & Enpiish Merinos, Onon Damasks, with
Bic. Bomba.ines; Tssses Gimps Corntce:
Alapaeca1 Bonnet Ribbons
glefino DsIsnes Black colored Velvet;
Rich Lace Habits 5 Sleeves, Super French Cloths;
Coliars Z" Cassimsres;
" Muslin Fancy Vestings;
Maslin Habit 4 Sleeves lambs Wool Shirts,
Euab'd 4 COD q linen Gam Tx tsSierino
White & c0td silk Tules; Gloves and Hdkfs
Jacscrst { Swiss Flouncings Cravats and Scarfs;
White Cooks, all kinds Brown Canton Flsnneisi
SaItinetls ali qualities; Black
jeans Ticking all quantities.
.Tyyesjs Prints,
fiznnejs Gnghans
Plaid Iinssys Irish Linen. &"
Blend Sheetiass silau.litiss Table Lnens Z"
Domestics Twiiing, :"
Rrswn DoIaestcs Super Bed Blankets
,i, 500 pairs Negro Blankets
With many other articles such as usually kept in
best class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers 70
anoue stock and judge for themselves of the induce
rslcnts we offer W. A. J. J. g. McLELLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and SIS College St
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PIERCE B. ANDERSON
NTIL act General Agent for the purchase and sale
w of Real Estate and the town OF Tulahoms
Of Farming lands in the counties u Coffee Franklin Lin
In and bedford; and Of Farming and Coal Lands II the
Mountain District Of Tennessee.
~ Ofhcs Yersndah Hotel.
Tulahoua Coffee county, Tenn, March H. l556-w6m
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ziisp;ion AMI Pictures second % Go1s ga,
- Citizens sqd Stfz1eEs sre politely iagGsd TO VISIT
cur Rooms. sba,.isr tLey 1eei Pictures or not
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Gtis ia 20 certify that /, Willard Jeuks proprietor OF
ts YVt Troy HIshhuae HOTEL having been afflicted V tn
dsaes 10 ous ear lr tia lsst twenty years. ard 10 mo
qher r ie ast year that it vas uposs bic oF me 70
-r the loud voices sud after trying various remedies
Vi Or in roTi1- az asrag N the leastI induced 10
~ 80 rpas Colrauu5 aosguse OIL tor the cure OF deai
rass aud p. IS Win frsG5 eradication am enabled 10
- hsr "a - 5r person who wisbes for Information in
rsi-i.an 70 .ay case, 81 my place il Wes. Troy
WILLARD JRSEs.
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