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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-19
GOODS sUITABLE FOk THE sLA OBJ

GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE STA ONT
TUSF received from New York
q Cnppersnd lroa Coal Scaes and Vases veryt sgzDsI
a large sortuent Of Tea Trats VARIOUS 81, les;
Richly cut and polished FIRE Irons, in sets;
Stands for 6reirous, ali pa terus;
Handsomely Japsnned Plaie Esrmsrs
DxOn's tne Britannia Tea Ssti;
Carved Bread Tren shers aud Knives;
Copper aud Block TIN Tea Kettles.
Oyster Dishes Beet SteaE do, Coffee Gseoausz
Soup Tureens and Ladies'. Coffee Urus;
Toilet Sc Is Foi Tubs SloJ Jar and Water CsrrSsf
Nut Picks. Nut Crackers, Napkin kings
Table Mats, Sugar NippeTs, Cork Screws;
Lard and OH Lamps, Iron Kitcken Lamps;
Crumb Brushes, Pate BrusLes busting Brushes,
Hearth Brushes and Broons, Feather busters
Foet Sc Iers Dog Irons. Fire Carriers
Door ID. & OF ssr'""S kinds s26 al very low psices
Fine Ivory hsn6 ed ItlsTy;
Cutlery with ne, oony, Coeoaand Horn hsud,sss
Beef CsTveFs, bead Knives. Cooks Knives;
Clothes baskets. .rksl Baskets, Work Baskets:
Cedar Buckets Churns, Wafer Cans, &c 20,
Wooden Ware of all descriptions;
sauce Pans & orr half pUt upwards;
Iron do, lined with sic and eusr,eleS.
Batter cake Turner'S Egg Whps and Cburns.
Butter Aouds, Sifters sal, Stamps;
Pie Plates OF all patterns Battsr-Cake Pans
Cake Boxes Tea Csniste-s,
Patent and Plan "a Iroos; Toy Sad IrOna -
Japanned Ware Of ali kind
Nurse Lamps, complete for ladies' and InvaIids,
Bachelors Lamps for heating wafer or max az ecsIee ID
three minutes;
We are constantly receiving from New York aceess;cpa
to our stock OF House furnishing Goodz and suppy a.
snort notice anY articles no; 20 be found 10 this city
nov * SNOW. MACKENZIE Il co
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FRESH A1GhIf Ais.
TUST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
u burg steamers the following articles which Of
erng low for cash Country Merchants and dealers gene
Tally will do well TO call and examue for themselves:
100 bags primo Rio Coffee; SO doz BEooms;
50 90 Laguyra do; 1000 Kegs Pure Lead;
900 bbls prime 4 Moasses;20O 90 No do;
$50 Is IBIS do do; $50 caslli best English Soda:
$50 bids Sugars, ali grades; % bags Race Ginger;
Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars, an ASSORTMENT
IS bags Pepper 10 chests Teas, assorted;
is do Spies; SO bbls Soda Crackers;
10 tiercssfrssh Rice; 80 do Butter do;
loo boxes Raisins; Cotton Yarns assorted;
SO boxes Cod stab; 2gruss Wash EesrdS
20 do Herring; Is nests Tubs;
20 b5s Msekegei casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers; do Sgnette Brandy
10 cases fresh SardipeS; do do;
% boxes Pickles. assorted; do Madeira Wine;
bbls birthstone; do Sherry DO;
10 do Alum 10 dc Port do;
zee bags fine Salt; q b5ls ) ii Wine
| Q DemiOhUs, assd Sizes 90 N bills \ Wine;
10 trails Almonds; Is bbls Holland Gin;
lQo,9OC Cigars var brands; so do American Brandy;
500 boxes prime Cheese; so do Old Bour Whisky:
so do Quart Eiasks; 20 do Old MonOng do;
l50 do Pint do; IS do Old Rye do;
so do Fiuts3 Tumbers, assoc do Recuae5 Do;
geo kegs Nails, assorted; 20 do Old Peach Brandy;
SO boxes fine Tobacco, ASSOC Crown, Medium,
TED bTandS, and D e. Paper,
100 u and Il boxes Rasins,
Together with ell other articles usually kept in Ene
Call u NICHOL 4 PEACOCK,
aug24 Corner Of Church and Market sts
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DRESS GOODS.
THURSTON & BERNARD,

THURSTON Il BERNARD,
No. Union street,
BE DOW receiving their stock Of all and Win m fl
IA ter Dress foods, consisting of Silks Cash Hgin
meres French and English Aeinos all Wool De- QID
lanes Hosiery. Gloves. Co5ssts sEd general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The aocVe goodl eli purchased 10 the Eastern cities
by Of tho firm since the decline prices Of Foreign
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered the public
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all TO give st0cS examination. octstf
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTA rE!
NTE are Offering great bargain in that beautiful
w lot containing about acres, with large nun Der
Of beaufu trees t0wit: Said Lot is in the o. Frank
lin Street and the New Orleans Railroad and in the imre
dise vicinity Ofhs Lot sold the 2srd inst at ISL so
per foot Only snail portion of the will be requiI
ed in cash-snd long redt given on the Balance.
- ALSO
beautiful building lo in Edcefed, opposite Cheaham
Houstons addition fronting 100 feet the Gslatin Pike
and "unnisg back 2f5 eet Porter and fronting %
feet the Cell soon bargains ike the above
seldom offered J L.S W. BROWN.
MOVES. 651S CHEEKY Street.
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GEMS SDf Ek SGIACA'D BOOTS.
= UPEE Calf Sritch'd q cts,
y do do 5ew'd do;
do DO Pump SoIs Dress Boots;
DO do w 2 Stitch d and SeE'd Boolss
do do Cork Sole Boots;
do do Peg'd W Boots.
Just opened by RAhAaE Z CHUPCa,
n7yIS 42 COLLEGE, street.
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~ ENT'S VARIETY GOODS.-Blscx and Fancy
VI French Cloths and Cassimeres;
French Linens Black and Fsney SILK ysstiagF,
Aarseilies Fsstings, French Drab de Ees,
Patent shirts with French BoSoms
MsrinO Under Shirts Lisls Thread and Raw SIR do
Linen and Cotton DraHers ldron Collars,
British and German half hoissry
Summer Crsvsts, Embroidered Ties
Fancy silk CrAvsts, black do, suPsEaas quality,
Plain and cOlored handkerchief,
Silk handkerchiefs SILK Suspenderx
Alexander's aid tiloFss, Six do
Thread Gloves, Linen 60, &c.
Six and G1nghsn Umbre.lsS
STEVENSON WHITE.
naI2s So, College s.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.-Rics SANS 5.
II mask, Embroidered MusIins Curtains,
Lace Curtains. Gotten Damasks,
l0-4, ia Linen and Cotton Shset;nS
Pillow Case Liuens &c. &C.,
Linen Table Napkins,
Fruit do
is dozen eOlored Border Damssk Toge,z.
Write and Coiorej MzrseiIIss Quilts
Gilt Cornicss de. Pins and Bands
STEVENSON White.
maras 50. College 81
CANDLESI CANDLES!!-50 boxes hard dressed
Sounmer Mould Candles just received and ter sale b5
NCREA TkRRASS.
SIPREME COURT, be- E4a a. TIA LI..a '04
NhE business Of the neat ern OF Ills COar. viii be tskea
i CO IL the following order:
lst the 4th Circuit,
I'd, the 18th Circuit:
sd, the6Lh CiIcuif;
4th, the 9Th Circuit
5th, the 5th CircuiS
6th, the oth Circuit.
AssOo1 the business Of Circuit SHALL have bssa
dispatched the order above stated will be taken ~
without delay and upon the civil business Of each Cireu.
being disposed Of the Criminal business each Circuit
will De Immediately taken up This order will be subscs
to such modification, during the ts may be consider
ed necessary proper. :. r. CLARK
Snpi24-u tierk
VIM En- Is KAPPINGS.
UST received and opening Ihs day q lsrRs nguifs Ot
q elegant Salins and Cloth Coaks sad Ts!na. e the
a'est Paris styles. AlsO szPsr Square aud Log slsK
at low prices, al AcCLELLANGS
o..
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III y INTOIH BOG
NASHVILLE SALOON,
s0CzR SlDE PUBLIc SQUARE, 10. 9.
MCINTOSH q WHITLEY.

2
YTAVE on hand a superior stock of BRANnIE3,
Ii WINES, AND LIQUORS, of all kinds, which thew
OF for sale wholesale retail Also large lot Il
CIGARS best brands JUST arrived itnl3 I'm
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r AIDES DRESS GUODs.-PlAid Eao striped
IL Silks, Broca6e silks,
Psid silks, all shades black silks, sxt-s quality,
Paid Plain and Figured BeEagss,
bersge Rebes s0unoed Masses Bsrsgs Rohss
Jaeonet Robes s0Cncsd, Embroidered kgslc Robss
6ouneed,
French Lawns and En-lirs-syrest variety,
Dotted Swiss, and figured Euslins.
OrgsHde Musiins French Chin 80
English Chintzes and GinghavE,
Linen CambTics in great vaTis:;sa,
Sun-ShSdss and PzrSsOis
A great variety Of Fans
STEVENSON & WHITE,
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lust received and opening day q a-zs ingoss Ot
q elegant Sans and Cloth Coaks sad Tama. e the
aIest Paris styles. AlsO sapsr Square aud Long slsR
at low prices, at GcCLELLANGS
Metropolitan Ssors,
noFlI No 81 add IS College slress.
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7 RON AXL.ES.-2aQ settfrnm to s15 inches for
1ssls By NoCREA TERRASS.
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EMBROIDERiEs--- The aos1 7.rISo- eac.cS "A
Il hsiutful assortment Of Enb-oIderiss We have ere
exhibited, consisting 0:
Elegant Collars, Sleeves, Chemisettss
Colzrses and Sleeves Sets,
Maltese Honiton Vsencsnne Plat Lace and Cahrie COL
lars and Sleeves,
FIounclngs and Bands IN Jaconet aud Swiss Musinz,
Scotch work lnserungs and Edgings ID designs
Lace Capes, Linen Cambria sadherohies, HeE1xiebed
Handkerchief,
Honton HsndkeFchief, HoutOn and YSleneisnns Laces
&C, &c.
STEVENSON WHITE.
marS8 So College 81
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nj ANTILLAS.-we have largo and handsome as
VI sortment of Aantllas embracing all he novelties Of
the season, consisting Os
Embroidered AppLics AMI Laos trimmed MsatiIlsa
Embroidered Muslin Agntllas
Grape ShsEis azd Lace ScArfs
STEVENSON 4 WHITE
mars 50. College 81
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H.,-r TO- 49,
GNN BAGS re~ Rio Collie fresh l~uorsa.571 Just
LlF%j ssa-.y-5 grcnl Ee'v, =. a%.. I7--.'sbr
....-." I.trIE . .-NNHr
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