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| viction. "Hearken not unto him nor consent''-
Whereupon, manfully, Ahab sends back the mes-
| sengers saying,
/ "All that thou ddst send TO thy servant at the
first, will do, but this thing | may not do"
All, why could not Ahab be man enough to send
| back such challenge DAVID would have fash
ed forth! "THOE hast dgfsd the armies Of the lrr:
fn9 Gof lcH give thee to De meat TO The beasts Of
The earth, and to the fouls of the air." Any prince
of Israel, with spark of herosm or holy faith
and zeal for the God of his fathers ought to have
spoken thus
But Ahsb had neither, He was corrupt. mar
row-minded, mercenary demagogue, who did Just
what seemed expedient to get him out of pres
ent emergency. If he was on Carmel with the
people all shouting, Jehovah, he is Godn he said
Amen. fit was in Samaria with the Syrian
host besieging his gates, he cried, Take my sill
yer, and gold, and wives, and children, but stop
there. There is point beyond which forbearapce
ceases to be avlrtue."
The issue of the whole war, was what might
be expected from such leadership. There was g
conquest and a compromise. There were two
victories, one on the spot, and one later, when
Ben-hadad returned with still larger array. In
the second defeat the Syrians lost $4,000 men.
Their prince fled to Aphek and hid himself. And
his servants came with ropes on their necks, and
sackcloth on their loins, and crouching before
Ahab said, NThy servant, Ben-hadad saith let me
live" Aye, the chvalry of Damascus had strange
ly altered its tone. His lordly nsolence was sud-
denly gone. Before it was, 81 want all you own,
and will have it" Now it is,"f Prsy thee let
me live!"
What ought Ahab to have done as patriot, a
prince, an Israete bound to sustain the national
covenant, and the honor of God.
He ought 10 have taken Ahab and condemned
him to the fate of Aeag, whom Samuel hewed in
pieces before the Lord That was what his God
and his law, and the very nature of the conflict
between the Hebrew system and surrounding sys-
tens demanded, and in not doing it, he did not
show magnanimous generosity, but an apostate
weakness and base sympathy of spirit with the
West enemies of God.
as he alive!" he exclaimed, when he saw the
crouching vassals, "he is my brother!"
Thy brother-Ben-hsdad'- they replied catch
ing like lightning at his words,
$50 We bring him."
And as pale, and terror stricken, the royal fu-
gilive crept out of his hiding place, what was his
amazement to receive polite invitation to seat
in the conqueror's chariot!
Accepting the accountable civility, he rode on
in high spirits, and a new compromise was quick
ly engendered between them.
"The cities which my father took from thy faith
er, will restore, and will make streets for thee
in Damascus" Il will send thee away with this
covenant"
sacrificed the eternal interests of Israsrs law, and
her whole spiritual economy. GREY.
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no. 127.

'hShAed God that he'd once praying mother
AMI o. ifeVery parent could feeIwhat felt then.
| AN sure they would pray with their children, as
well as pray for them"
f4uaHy 10 'he point and touching the follow
ing incident in the life of Dr. Todd a. -oI,,ad ~
himself. His mother ives deprived Of bar -o..o,
when he was child; and referring To ,b;s Ia
says,"t can recollect that when child ~.
standing at the open window. a, the c.o..s
lovely summers day. The large, red sun WIS.,
just sinking away behind the western bills. ,Sa
sky was gold and purple comingled; the wind
were sleeping; and soft, solemn Stiffness sas.0a1
to hang over the earth. Twas watching the sun
as he sent bis yellow rays through the trees and
felt kind of awe though / knew not wberefors
just then my mother came to me. She was rs-
wing with frenzy; for reason had long since left is
throne, and her victim of madness She came
up to me wild with insanity. / pointed to he
glorious sun in the west, and in moment she was
calm. She took my little hands within hers and
told me that the great God made the sun, the
stars, the wOrld-everything; that he it was, who
made her little boy, and him gave an immortal
spirit, that yonder sun, and the green fields, and
the world itself viii one day be burned ID; but that
the spirit Of her child will then be alive for ba
must live when heaven and earth are gone; that
ne must pray to the great God and love and serve
him forever
"She let 90 my hands-madness returned-she
hurried away. stood with my eyes filed with
tears, and my little bosom heaying with emotions
which could not have described; but | can never
forget the Impressions which that conversation os
my poor mother left upon me. o, what blessing
would it have been. had the nscrutabIe providence
ofGod given me mother who would have repeat
cd these instructions, accompanied by her prayers
through all the days of my childhood But even
SO, Father; for so it seemeth good in thy sight"
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HERN
Con n2 eTcial COAleg Q,

WAITING INSTITUTE.
TIME first term of this College VIII com
mence on MONDAY, Feb. q, in the - H sss.
nrgea and spacious room IN cooper Sioe, ksGsls.s
on Cherry street five doors above DeadeflcK :,
The sa of instruction in this institution VIII embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial aW' Oominero'ai Afithhe"c
md Pennanshp. g, =, :; 4,.-...-, J.
,paIifa3 N discharge the dulles OF the accountant.
Students will be instructed IN all ne modern improved
adnad by the best regulated houses in the country,
one which dispenses with the use OF the Jour
81 -stiy jessnins the amount al labor aud liability TO
arr and another which renders me use te Cash COOK
and JonrnaI superdos and enables the bookkeeper 10
post his personal accounts daily ana hs heeh@Aoiso Ad
cash as often as may suit has couTenence
This latter form Is more particularly designed for the use
S retail establishments
They will be taught simple process oy when tne mer-
hart NOV at II tines ascertain the amount of his loss
a;T feather with the clantity of goods on hand without
soTn2 TO the tedious process Of taking inventory
This nsitution will be permanent, and has been e5tah
Esed TO meet the already important anu growing CON-
l interests Of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
ncssee, and IL is Designer 70 Pce " "io1 paSs nier1ol
50 none in this country
IF accounts must be sufficiently obvious 10 all rehecim5
minds. .-.I a. 4
u,snare his affairs scientifically and without pecuniasy loss
and the LAWYER Olen called upon IN the discharge OF
ms rofsosI duties to unTayel the most intricate
counts the young man VINO aeeads upon ms own
resources for livelihood it Is invaluable Ii gives mn
position which nothing else can. ,
He holds the postoI conAueA~' ctlA III LIS employers
service. ,,.-,.. ,..c--
he benefit of those who wish TO take lessons IN writing on
w. where an elegant hand writing VIII be impaired 10 all
who Mace themselves under the care 81 the prtCeptOr
Puns entering this institution not limited to any
number of lessons bat for speched plce may eOGIque
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons at ay subsequent
period. free of charge.
fSbll-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRESS GOODS.

No. Union Street.
M are now Offering new and beautiful assortment
w OF Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing Of Plain, BIck Paid Striped and Brocade Silks ChaI
eys in plain coors, Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
jaeonet Muslin and Lawnsogether with general assOr
meat Of Staple Goods, Hosiery. ParasOls Twisted Silk
Mitts, &c. appel THURSTON Z BERNARD.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AED DAGUERREOTYP
E--ArE- -EsT.,Es

DAGUERREAN ARTISTS ARD DH6CERREOTNPE
STOCK DEALERS.
{. {. HUGHES. jWuu street, over NtrVtch OrTS.
T. n HUGHES. 80 college street. LAKE Dobyns Il Go.
Z EACH OF these Galleries the public OBJ 30 esa
I tain FIRST class Pictures weUre the best ~
Material and large. and most approved Apparatus car
k.,n, neatly Hftea "g F,u Powerful side aud SKY
lE-ts Jhe uuy ln ue c'y, which Is accedsd by all
Artists add IuuUusUTeS - be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS So rs 10 dispense with those dan X
shadows gncr4.v seen and objected to. We have Il
beautiful IiANu tag ic Of the LADIES. As attend
personally ~l,tsrs uTr patrons may rcy petite
attention, add jCiuGe~ second to none.
- CIrsau, and Strangers politely invited TO ylsl!
our Rooms whether they need Pictures Ornur
nyVl--H
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TO THE PUBLIC.
syE are now receYing the largest and best selected

TO THE PUBLIC
yTTE receiving the largest and best selected
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We offering extra induce
ents 10 all CASH punctua buyers, knowing that many
will be induced purchase their goods for cash
when they can gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers great advantages IN the way
oflow prices and good styles.
ss Country Merchants will find stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLanes, Merinos Rib
bOns and many other desirable goods, suited to their trade
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks Super Black Silks
spun I" Lace Curtains;
Marines; Muslin "
DeLanes; Satin LANES;
French & English MerinOs; Union Damssks, with
Black Bombazines; Tassels, Gimps COrnice;
Alapaccas; Bonnet Ribbons;
Merno DeLanes; Black i coloTed velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths
q. Collars I" q" CaSSimeEes;
Muslin !" Fancy Vestings
Muslin Habit & Sleeves; lambs Wool Shirts.
Emb'd cold linen Cam Tx tsAlernO
White 4 cold Silk Tulles; Gloves and HdkfS
Jackonet 4 Swiss Flouncings;C ravats and ScariS;
White Goods, all kinds; Brown Canton tlsnnels;
Sattinets, all qualities Black
Jeans Ticking ell quantities;
Tweed5 " Prints
Flannes Ginghsms
Plaid Liuseys Irish Linen,
Blend Sheetings, all Qualities Table Linens,
+" DOmeSticS 81 TwiIliDg,
Brewn Domestics " Super Bed Blankets
500 pairs Negro Blankets
With many other articles such usually kept il
best class" Dry Goods houses We invite buyers to
anime our stock and judge for themselves ofthe induce
uepts we offer W. A. Il J. g. HIGHLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and SO College St
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500 Z, LIE sRT ROUTE.
z:s5.g5 80. g. ~ E;.s.;ssss53 s:sz.E5Ss.s
RATES REDuCEDI


TROST the 18th Inst 20 tho -. Of June the Rates of
3 Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled
Liquors and Oils.
janpbno and Spirits Turpentne, in casks and barrels
china, Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases, Clocks
Confectionery, Cutlery, in boxes and cases. Dry Goods,
in boxes and bales.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates " 1t owners
risk"
Oysters, IN cans aud jars addsry Tin Ware, Teas and
Specs, perl loo rs. a 20
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chlnery.
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Cordage Tobacco
IN boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather, in rolls
aud boxes Oils barrels CASKS CrOckery and Queens
wars crates and casks, koe, "inc Whiting, Plaster of
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes, Carriages, boxed and
other light articles nos enumerated Also Car5oyS OF
Acids viii BE- token 1t actual weight, but charged double,
lst class rates per 100 los. - 20
All articles not enumerated, to be charged st rates OF
From the Isl # June 10 the lst Of December they viii
be charged as follows
Is; class, as above, per 100 ibs............$l 20
- 90 80, 90 90 a, 90 .'''''''.''. . 40 S0
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will ind
this the cheapest well as the most expeditions route
FreigEs from NgT uT and Philadelphia TO Charleston
and Savannah, ranges from to y cents per cubic foot
according u class aud character of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Ssvan-
nah have discontinued TIE Receiving AMI Forwarding of
Merchandise 1t wall Dc necessary c0nsign to Commission
Merchants at those points.
SnppsTs may rely upon strict adherence 10 the above
rates h. l. ANDERSON, Sup't. \. a. {. Il. K.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled % the above unless each and
every package has the Of tue Depot odeivery and
theiatais y. 4 G. Il. H. plainly marked upon it.
Nashville. Jan. LIT II. |. A.
.OyIsEII,LE:, ClNCINNATI. AND NASH
VILE REGULAR PACKETS FOR lsJ4r55.
r-..s.-a. Tie splendid new Steamer ss-,zis1A y
llaa.ss=ez8 80 z$ SO tS|s,a.6fzsssS
Es,Ss:1c-szzzs=l Carr. p. Z. BARCLAY,
And the iav0ritc steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
GAIT. G. NJ. TERRELL,
WILL run the above trade this season, commencing
w their trpsoa the first rise in Cumberland River
One uf these Ool.s ii leave Nashville every TUESDAY al
o'clock T.. H.; returning Will leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY at 3 O'Clock, 7. M. and Louisville every
THURSDAY, u 10 ociDck, 4. 81
respectfully solicit ior these line steamers share o
public patronage. A. HAMILTON,
sg9L14. Agent.
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THURsTON 4 BERNARD,

ne now receiving their stock Of Fall and Wiz IN 4,
IA Ter Dress Goods consisting Of Silks CASH HbilM
meres, French and English MerinOs all Wool De- SUi
anes Hosiery Gloves COrsss and general assortment
Of Staple Goods.
The above goods were all purchased in the Eastern cities
By one OF the r since the decline in prices Of Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered 20 the public al
prices that must insure ready sale. We respectfully invite
al to give stock IA examination. ocSStf
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESrATEi
WE now Offering great bargain in that beautiful
w lot containing about acres with large nun Der
beautiful trees towt Said Lot is in The Of Frank
lin Street and the New Orleans Railroad and in the
date vicinity Of the Lot sold the zSrd ins at $5l
per foot Only small portion of the mOuey viii be reqU
ed IL cash-and long credit given the balance.
Also
beautiful building lot in EdSeEeld opposite Chatham
Houston addition fronting 100 the Gallatn Pike
and -unnng back PAS Porter street. and fronting
feet the same Call sooD bargains Ike the are
seldom offered. J. L. = Il. ". BROWN
MOVES $50 CHEEKY Street.
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DECEMBER NULES
before the CieUl, and fla~;cr ut Lafayette, Isl
HOHday s2JC gInbcT, A. ID. 1891.
Clifton 4 p-.esiy

Wesley UE,gsbys 6istrlh&ces,
IT narearin 10 the Satisfaction ei the Clerk Master
thai John " O!ssbv, james oElesby children, Elisha
Erhtri Pplly Sean and N,y Barr aud Margaret PurS-
lev are defendants 10 sine bid lied IN this cause and that
Iir ss nau-re dents Of Jbe STATE Of Tennessee and IA
consequence thereof beyond tie reach OF he Ordinary pro
- III rms c,Drt Il - therefore oraered by the Clerk &
N.ssr and So entered upon the ucS TINT publication oo
mn. 40 Ia I've Nashville Uu.on * American, news paper
Unfinished tac city OF Nashville Tor turce Weeks IN sue
t..l r,s.tssuau- ga, said defendants 10 appear, and
lid answer or lslurr g,uplauants bill a. toe ne 81
,r nj our said Court o. be held AT the Courthouse III
the town Of Lafayette on Le st Monday IN February LEX
~ s,;a hill Will e AIKEN pr1-o0uSSo 70 them and SCI
tor bnlriug eNpaTte. JOHN CLAIBOhNE' u i" M
D,o. Is, I55t-0t~.
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TRl-WEIKE.y Nashville AND CLABkS
YFsEEpfs,NEy,

TyNiiS popular ana truly neat light drsugt T-s ~
/ Passenger AMI E.eght Steiner Aida ". staa.eesA
J. U,rToN NEGe!. having been purchased eNEA'H=a5Es
clu>iys,y for above trade Will as soru me
water permits commence her guar trips g3 above. and
10 all Intern edatc landings and respectfully cs the
public patronage Intending 10 make amonthY arrange
men: Carksyle 1oT Marriage all FIeIghts viii be
yeyed withuut extra charge for same.
Due notice viii be given OF the days OF departure
deci!-=omo Ii. H. HARRISON, Ag't
L. S Mail Packet office, No Il, sront ST.
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Northern and Southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,

FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
g Via Savannah.
TAVING been appointed Agentfor the above Company
at Nashville respectfully inform the citizens of Mid
die Tennessee that this Company Expresses om New York
and Philadelphia by the Regular Line OF Mail steamers 70
nngb and have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Raj, Dad, Macon Western Western Atlantic,
East Tennessee Georgia, and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad and are now running daily Messengers on an te
above roads This will enable the Company to bring Goods
through from New York to Nashville in six days, and the
E-ges will not exceed that OF Expressing from New ork
to Louisville. -
The Company will also forward Specie, Bank Notes,
Drafts Bills Tor collection, &C. Also, every description oil
Merchandise and Valuabes Northern cities and all inter-
mediate places on the above Roads. ,-
- A. HAMILTON.
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TINE subscriber oilers for sale his residence lying in
McNay County, Tennessee, four miles east of Purdy
aud twelve miles west Of Savannah, Immediately the
Sagernad CO. tanning $50 of Land75 80 acres
under good fence and fine state OF cultivation lI5 acres
of rich bottom land There is good roOmy framed dwell
ling framed barn and stable servant houses two never
failing well aud spring water good young orchard and in
as healthy neghborhoed the State affords In short
this place oilers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms suit the purchaser and possession given
Immediately fdesred. - ,,
octl l-3Inw. JOHN u COMbS
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-coRxER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
10 subscribers at the following rates Single copies
wear in advance 81 30; within the year. s. co.. the
end Of the year. a 90.
ClUps Of five at oice and upwards 50 90 per copy,
for oue year Clubs of subscribers viii be received Tor
SIX months at the foregoing rates.
The TIl WEEKLY is published every Tuesdly Thursday
and Saturday, at IS % per aunum, in advance; IL not
paid in advance, Sc 90.
the DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
t=zF- THE MONEY. IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Il:
Remaaees Of subscriptions may be made by mall at our
Iisk
80 paper will be sent out Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash
- We wish it distinctly understood that paper viii
e discontinued ua all sTeaIages paid except al the
option of the publishers.
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rHE muTuAI, PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
- 1,az IEkMRzgLR

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
= OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
l J insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise &c, &c, &C. against Loss or Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, on any of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Caes Of Vessels of
every description against the Psrs Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health fol single year
for term Of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mtted per mail
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
miuUs which they may pay
NJ S. PITCHER, President,
JB. JOHNSON, Vice President.
G. JF WHEATON,, Secretary. jan1
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DYE * BARNES,

DYE a. BARNES,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHA ETs.
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND REYNOLDS SIS,
AUGUSTA, Ga.
Liberal cash advances made on ynmentso Of Cot
tou and other produce.
RsgsR ~
Hon. John r King
!" Chsrles J. Jenkins
Andrew J. Miller
William Scbley,
b H. Warren, EsI, Augusta, Ga
7. 5. Aetealf, Esq.,
Messrs. T. Richards Son
"a Banett 4 Carter,
d" ID. b. Plum Co,
J. J. Howard, Esq. Cartersvile Ga
Messrs. Granville & Sample CHATTANOOGA Tenn
DR.. Paul T. Eve, Nashville, Tenn.
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OFFICE No. g. Cherry street. opposite Judge Catrons
J aud next door TO DIR. b. W. hall. Residence ely
Ii0tel ian29 ST
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RAN AWAY

IRON the subscriber, living Duck River, in Msury
II county, about the first Of the present month Negro
Man. named JOHN Said Negro about twentyfjur years
Of age; copper color; about i've feet eight inches
in height and weighs about hundred and sixty pounds
The middle Enger Of MS le hand is stiff he had on
whsn he left, black dress coat black psntaloons and
-brimed black bat The said negro purchased
by me- about three years ago Of one William Hunt Of Da
wilson county. Tennessee
will give reward Of SIS to any person taking said
gro and delivering him 10 me, lodging him any Ja in
State and $50 to any person taking hra out Of The
state and lodg:ng him in jail 50 that can get him.
JOHN SMITH.
Columbia, Tenn, Jan. IL. ls55-vSts
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBgN FULLER
HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Strests, Nashville, Tenn
WE would inform friends and the public that we
w are still at old stand Market street. where
we have on hand and manufacturing a much better
assortment of work than have before offered the
public consisting IN part of the following kinds
Mems suuerfne French Calf Boots aud Caters;
Men and BOYS fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
proof
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and
gle sOles;
Mems. Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and Sin.
gle sOes;
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Children's coarse and line Shoes;
ALSO
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots, sewcd and Pegged.
French Mo- "
Tampco" /" "
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged
We are making work from select stock and in
good Styles and warrant every part Of the Workmanship
Prices loto and acRgOrht
,5sy- Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
aud NEATLY done.
az Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janll-1v hAhlLIoN " FOLIlhE-
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NNFo1I
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL EsrATEi
Osh- hCBzAe " a
NASHVILLE SALOON,
SOUTH SIDE PUBIC SQCARE, NO. 9.


ITAVE on hand q superior Stock OF BRAEDIES
IL WINES. AND LIQUORS. Of all kinds (which thev
oer for sale at wholesale retail Also large lot Ct
CIGARS. best brands. just arrived. IjsnlS-1m
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Fare EseduCeslsS
CABIN PASSAG FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY DOLL Al s.
United States GEafR Lime

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEM WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons. NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1899 tons, j. Foster Commander
Jas. AdgcT, !, 800 tons, $. c. Turner Commander
Southerner. !, 900 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
HLse. LEAVES Adgers Wharves, every Wednes-
yEZ&Ess9s dav and Saturday aft9r "e arrival Of the
.S--sssss T1sz5ss, cars from the South and VEST
These Steamships all built for the Line aud tor
safety comfort and speed uBrivaed on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive aud eour-
teous Commanders viii insure Travellers CT this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Storage passage, .................... IS.
For freight or passage having elegant State Room Ac-
Communications, applyto - -.,,,,-.
Charleston :. C.
nnvj-u