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Dress Goods.
AT REDUCED PRICES

THE SUBSCRIBER now offers his en-
L tire Stock, Printed Muslins, Jackonets.
Organizes, Barreges and other Spring Dress
Goods at very low prices, the public are
invited to give him call before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.
may /. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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l ,
very large audience assembled AM
were highly delighted. Were We Il
particularize-should say, that Mis-
Russell, Miss Sewel. and Miss Bell, &C
quilted themselves wish most credit
several others in the Duets done re
markably well; but we could moi
get hold of their names. The Glet
Club deserve especial notice, and re
fleet great credit on Professor Morse
who, acted as musical director for the
occasion. On coming out Of the
Capitol TO 60 home, we were not a
little surprised to find Her Majesty
the moon, totally eclipsed. No won.
der said we. to ourself in the language
Of that vilIianous down Easter-no
wonder, the Queen Of the night hides
her unchalked. face, when 80 many
Queens Of the merry May, walk the
earth in tho manifest Of loneliness.
May we not exclaim in language ofthe
immortal jerks:
ION moon, oh moon, oh moon;
Tbow ever changing ever shifting moon,
When thou art down, the stars are up.
. /And shine like dollars in a PEWTER CUP.
VA STANDING SUBJECT FOR THE To-
CAL PREss.-From official Proceed
ings of the Board Of Selectmen, on
Monday the 3oth ulto., it appears that
the steamboat and f1atboat landing. is
to be sold to the highest bidder. for
the term of five years. The steam.
boat landing is to extend from Con-
vention to Laurel street, giving the
lessee the use of the wharf, "unless
the Board shall see proper TO remove
it." The landing will now, no doubt,
bring much more than it ever has be-
fore. That beautiful piece of trustle
work at the foot Of Florida street,
would answer very well for an OBJ
servatory, which might be made to
yield a handsome revenue. The pur-
chaser can remove the wreck of the
old wharf in front of the ware house
(the only one from which the town has
ever derived benefiD and sell the
lumber for enough to pay halfa years
rent. The town won it at law lot
terry, and it is to be hoped. that the
town in its official capacity will re-
move it, or give it to somebody who
will. We have been praying any
night these past six months, that some
man to this for some other
more appreciative) community would
all through the rat-traps and break
his neck; as much for the glorifica-
ion Of our friend Pete Myers, as that
he Corporation might be sued for
'eavy soul-oppressing damages. That
structure has been worn out in the
public service without any other cost
han "a hundred or so, for repairs.
md the least the city can do; is to
move it out Of the way for the tes-
imony, that it is a nuisance, is uni +
'ersal. The Wharf never comes into
'ur head "for a leader that the
bought does not occur to us, that it
Vould be we'll for the Corporation to
10 something to make landing, be-
ore taxing boats to load.
A great many political economists
long headed fellows, say: "Well,
he boats, like the travelling elephant
how, take away our money" This
no argument. The charge for pas
age from this to New Orleans is 81,
'hilst it might as we'll be three, or
NO and a half Boats are taxed one
ollar for each and every time they
,uch the auarmire bordering ON the ,
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Gbe bully Gp1u&t.
BATON ROUGE::::::MAY, 8, 1855.

return of Door. B. F. HARVEY. HI
came up yesterday morning on the
C.D Jr.
MAY DAY FEsrIvALs.-All time.
honored observances. should be kept
up in the ancient style and banded to
posterity in their primitive simplicity
II is by noted days; anniversaries in
the calendar, that we are enabled to
know, not only 'chere We came from,
but whittier We are going. They are
the land marks-the mile stones, at
which We may stop; draw fresh
breath, and look back on the road,
that has had no beginning and, as
time goes round and round in endless
cycles, can have no end. We admire
the wonderful ingenuity displayed in
the construction of tho Catholic Al
manac, on this account-with its we'll
ordered fast days, and days of prayer,
judicously balanced with feast days
and carnival seasons; we like also the
Saints days; the number and variety
Of them affording each uan and wo-
man = day in the year exclusively
dedicated 10 their patron saint. We
ike the days marked in our own al
manac, for our own glorifcation. when
the uniformed companies turn out to
fire guns in ''honor of the day we eel.
citrate. q" We like the Glorious Fourth
to come, to hear the Declaration
read /; and we would never have it
pass without having the customary
heads " cracked. that the press have
interesting items TO make notices Of;
and talk learnedly Of the dangers Of
" gun-powder," and the necessity Of
using greater precaution." This is
all palatable. Of all the days how.
ever; with which the calendar is
made up. the First Of May does the
beart most good, and makes the soul
expand, to take in all things. We
ike to see the little Misses trip hither
md thither, in their snowy garments
md hear the variety store man say,
an increased action in the ribbon
business to day" We like to hear
he birds sing above, when they look
Town and see the earth in emerald.
md the sun scattering his rays about
o bring up fresh harvest Of bugs
for their benefit. We love
o see the sweet little Misses in their
Gems, skip about over the green sward
Nth light hearts, and heels; enjoying
be sunshine Of May day, enlist they
nay, ere the winter Of old age comes
N. As this is the bias of our mind,
tbs hardly worth while to say, that
re we're delighted on Tuesday even
Dg, with the pleasant little entertain
nent at Mrs. Guiou' school. A fosc-
~ bower, with its throne was reared
q shady nook Of the yard, and the
ompany assembled early to witness
be coronation. The chair of state
emained vacant over an hour after
be time appointed for the imposing
CEREMONY" At the end Of that, a
ustling noise above, heralded the ap.
roach Of her Majesty, who came with ..
lueenly dignity down the back steps,
nd with sweet May day songs, was
,vested with the tripod and the
rown; which she assumed, with I
alive and Queen.like dignity. In
eed Miss Rebecca" is Queen her.
slf, such as the mere insignia Of Office I
anuot make. {
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON
THE UNDERSIGNED nroseo,,o.

L all manner Of Claims against the Govern.
ment Of the United States before Congress. bsforc
commissioners, or before any Of the Pub ic De-
partments; Claims for Bounty Land, Pensions.
Back. pay. Hslr-psy, Return Of Duties paid under
protest, Adjustment Of Accounts Of jisburslpr
officers, Postmasters and Contracter's ACCOUNTS
collection Of Dividends in arrear, obta aiming pa
tents, and every other business recurring the
prompt and efficient service Of an Attorney or
Agent.
residence offoueteen years at the Seat Of
Government, with = tho ough and familiar scouain
lance with the various systems and routine Of
public business at the different ofices added 70.
this, free access to consult the ablest legal sdvis
ers, u needle justi6es the subscriber IN pledeine
the fullest satisfaction and utmost despesch TO
those who may entrust their business to his care.
Being well known to the greater part of the.
citizens of the District, well - to many gentle.
men who have been mi mbers Of both Houses Of
Congress in the last twelve years, It IL deemed.
useless to extend this notice BY special reffence.
full power Of Attorney should accompany eli
claims.
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Any information desired ct Baton Rouge. can
be had TIN ough GEORGE A. PIKE, who viii act
as my agent in the prosecution Of claims.
H. G. SPAULDING. AIRY.
Washington, D. c. April, 1855.
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Turing the Season / shall keep Ice
- at my stand near the Washington
Hotel, and will be on hand at the usual
hou,s TO attend to customers.
April "a 1855. NICHOLAS WAX.
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H AY.-Twenty tons best quality Hay.
III For sale by
april 20. JOSHUA BEAL
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4 Ren. Nut TO Cyuck.-Mr. Dun.
up has, in order to encourage ingen-
uity, resolved on offering a very
handsome reward to any one who
will pick his pocket so etfectually as
to get anything out of it. The learned
gentleman states, fairly enough. that
he has tried the experiment frequent
ly on his own pocket, and has never
yet succeeded but, that if any one
else should prove more fortunate, he
will be most happy to share the pro-
duce with the lucky individual. The
professional pickpockefs have it is
understood, long ago abandoned the
hopeless task, so that amateurs have
now fair opportunity.
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400 Bags.

JUST received 400 bags prime White
y Corn. april 49, JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ Thanks to the clerk sfthe G. Collier for
papers.
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MESS PORK.
IN BARRELS MESS PORK FIR
i w sale by I. PRENDERGAsr Z: Co
April 25th 1855
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4 Romantic NATURALIZATION
Queen Victoria came to the throne, a
present was sent from Jerusalem, Of
an olive tree. 1t was shipped at Bey.
rout, kept on deck and appeared to die
on the passage. In that state it was
entrusted to the gardener. On the
week in which Her Majesty was crown
ed. the "Bristol Mercury stated that,
on the day of the coronation this olive
tree put forth twelve blossoms. From
this incident it is thought the twelve
tribes of Israel will be gathered in
Victoria's reign. Some who are less
biological and more genealogical in
fer she will have twelve children.
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CAPE LIME.-200 bbls. Just to
~ nand and for sale by (ap.2O) J. BEAL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

Corner OF Cherry and Cedar Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN.
7 WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
erav that prepared 10 furnish them with the fOl-
lowing articles per cent less than any other
the city, for cash purchase fer each, thai save iron
to twenty-five per cent on the following articles:
Meerschsum Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Ppes-largsst stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
Snufs-Rappee Maccoboy, Scotch. CARROTS, Rooms
dc
Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds;
Chewing do I.apghone 4 Armstead's, Disdem
Twist, Fig Leaf, Diliis. &c. &c.
Also received superior article OF Ale for sale BY
the barrel.
have hand lot Of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do well to CALL
can furnish them with every Thing in the business.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
IIEKN
Cou2 IN srCiaE CoILeg e.
WRJTTNG INSTITUTE

WRITING INSTITUTE.
| TNHE first term Of This College will com
l. mence MONDAY. Feb. l3. in the l;.> fysss-.gs
arge and spacious in Cooper's block, ks>$sSas
ln Cherry street five doors above Deadefick.
The course Of instruction in this institution will embrace
.-Keepng Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md Pennianship
Nopuni viii receive diploma until he is thoroughly
Iualiiief to discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all tf2 modern improved
ors adoped by the best regulated houses in the country
Others one which dspenses with the use the Jour-
nal greatly essenng the amount pt labor and liability 10
arr Gnd another winch renders tue Of the Cash book
lnd Journal superuous and enables the bOokkeeper
post his personal accounts d, and lS merchandise and
cash as often As may suit his convenlence.
This latter form particularly designed for the
Ji retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant NAV at times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
gain together with the quantity oi goods hand without
resortng the tedious process OF taking an inventory.
This nstitatian will be permanent and has been estab-
Eshed 10 meet the already important and growing
1ercia interests Of the city Of Nashville aud Stale of Ten
uessee aud designed place itupon basis inferior
to in this country.
The jmporance to every business man, Of knowledge
,f accounts must be sufficiently obvious 10 all reaectiu
minds
To the man Of wealth it is Important to enable him TO
manage his affairs scientifically and without peeuniay loss
aud the LAWYER often called up0n IN the discharge O
hs professional duties 70 uuTa7el tho most intricate ac
counts butto the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood II Is invaluable. i gives him
position which nothing else can.
He holds the post of confidential clerk IN his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment department for
he beneit of those who w to take lessons in writing
~ where elegant hand writing will be impaired all
who place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution not limited 10 anv
number of lessons but for specified price may continue
branch they pursue until they perfected reainng
tie privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, free OF charge.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
DECEMBER RULES
before the Clerk aud Mn-irT at Lafayette, IL
Monday IN December, \. -. 1854.
Clifton g. uZItshy

Wesley Ogiysb, : dstI. 5uiees. }
1T aure4ria 10 satisfaction ct the CLERK \ Master
that John n Ors>9y, James Uglesby cld ea Elisha,
i.n,ri po.,r S.ah and Nelly Barr, aud Margaret Pur,
lev are laal- jr bill he'd IN ts cause ant 'hat
they are urss5ens %. lire Sste Of tennessee, auI al
ci,e u-uce iArs,n. Arcoa DO" rsic2 oi ne ordinary pa"
.so il,- r,art II- therefore o-ar,cG by the Clerk
Nlssp- and 50, entered Gr,u The that puOhcon be
made in tl.a Nz.hyl- DnuH 3 AmericIn ne'S paper
vub-ed TIE ci'y o Nashville, Tor three Weeks III sue
as,r lr.1sin ling, the said Gs!.nduut~ Ia appear, and
,i.a sn-Wr-o dealur conpalnauJs bill at the meN'
irf,, Of r sai Court be held al the Court house III
the town ut Lafayette uu lie - Monday IN FEBRUARY next
- said bill viii be procanteSSo ~ % them and sci
tJr bearing espaTte. johN iLAlbOhNh, ( q VI
ite. l. ..5i-.tN-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
TO THE PUBLIC.
WE are now receiving the largest and best s.
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TO THE PUBLIC.
w stock Of F'''" ''' '4' S''' --'- '''' ''''''0
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We offering extra induce.
ments all pulotual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced To purchase their goods for cash.
when they gam advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables to oer BUYERS great advantages in the
ofOw prices and good styles
~ Country Merchants will find stock of Black and
Fancy Silks, Plaid Cashmeres and neanes MerhOs, Rib
bon and many other desirable goods suited their trade
al very low prices.
Rich Plaid 4 Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun a. Lace Curtains;
Marines; Muslin I"
DeLanes; Satin LANES;
French English MeriTOs; Union Damasks with
Black BOmbaznes; Tassels, Gimps COrnice;
Aapaccas Bonnet Ribbons;
MeTino & DeIanes Black 4 COlOred Velvet
Rich Lace Habits i Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
80 - Collars; % " CassimeTes;
Muslin Fancy Ve&tings;
Muslin Habit L Sleeves; lambs Wool Shirts;
Emb'd L col d linen Cam HkfsMerino "
White cold Silk 1ues; Gloves and udk'fS:
JackOnet i Swiss EioGacings ,CTayatS and Scarts;
White Goods, all kinds: Brcwn Canton tlannels:
Sattinetts, all qualities. Black
Jeans Ticking. all qualities;
Tweeds Prints,
Fauueis " Gnghams 1"
Plaid I.nseys d" IRISH Linen, "
Blchd SheetngS, all qualities Table Linens "
DOuestics a. Twiiliug, Z"
Brown DOne5tics Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such as usually kept in
"bes class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers ex-
anime stock and judge Tor themselves the induce
ments We offer. W. A X J. q. McLELLAND.
sept5 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and So College st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREoTyPE

0AGUEGkEAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREoTEPE
STOCK DEALERS
&. =. HUGHES, u;aH sheet, over Stetca Or's.
?. \. HUGHES. 80 College street late DUbr 4 ca.
T EACH OF tles, Galleries the public oh "a ES
n tain first cD>, Pictures, weuse the best ~ ~
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus. Our
K,o> ec neatly 5trg up, with Powerful side and SKY
Lights tue oul, one, ia tl, ury which acceded by all
atusrS and rrolScItS 20 be- tee best Tor taking large
FANlLl GROUPS tu dispense with those dsu X
shadows ..-ra,ty sgcn aud objected 10. We have 4,
-auu IL ANU orths Use oi ,he LADIES AS We attend
personally To- our NerS Cur latruu> may rely "a Por
attention, and Pictures second lu uuua.
- Citizens and strangers politely invited do visit
uur Rooms. vhe;.v. iasy need + ctuies ornoi.
nuyl-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
STRAYED OR STOLEN

IR0M the subscriber residing three miles south Of Mt
L Pleasant, Msury county, Tennessee, the night of
the 9Th December last bright bay horse, three years
old fifteen hands high Shod all round; short mane and
tail rather short the only be had little white
above the hOOf of the right hind foot and small enlarge
the SPAWN joint of the LETT hind leg he had
when be left Spanish saddle the had been broken
and mended the horn in good order when he left
ANY person giving information OF said horse the Pest
Master at Mt Pleasant Tennessee shall be literally re-
warded NJ. i. NJ DOBBIN,
Three miles south cf Mt. Pleasant-l2th district
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
Northern and Southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C,

Via savannah.
HAVING been appointed Agentl for the above Company
at Nashville respectfully inform the citizens of Mid
dc Tennessee that this Company Expresses from New York
and Philadelphia BY the Regular Line of Mail steamers to
Savannah and have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Rail- oad Macon Il Western Western Atlantic
East Tennessee Georgia. and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad and running daily Messengers on all the
above roads This will enable the Company to bring Goods
through from New York to Nashville in six days. and the
charges will not exceed that Of Expressing om New lOrk
to Louisville.
The Company will also forward Specie, Bank Notes
Drafts Bills for collection, &c Also, every description OF
Merchandise and Vauabes Northern cities and all inter-
mediate places on the above Roads
nOva-ly A. HAMILTON.
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WINTER BOOTS Il SHOES.

WINTER BOOTS SHOES.
n ENT'S Superior stitched Calf W. =. Boots.
" Fudged d" "
Stout Calf Cork sole 4" "
Cali Il welt ="
Thick Sole W p. Shoes.
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots
With large assortment of Boys Youths d Childreus
Calf and Kip Boots
just opened and TOR sale at the lowest prices.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
del5 AZ College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
Premium Boot and Shoe ManHfactOrY

JAMES W.. HAMILTON. EBgN FULLER
HAMILTON ~ FULLER,
TENNESSEE BcCT s SHOE HAHUFACTORY.
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Te m
va would inform friends aud the public that we
w are still al cur old stand on Market street where
assortment work than have b,oe offered the
public consisting IN part OF the following kinds:
Mems superhne French Calf Boots aud CATERS;
Men and Bows fine Calf Shoes Oxford aud Monroe Ties;
Mems Boyss aud Youths Calf and Kip Boots water
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sn
gle soes
Mems. boys aud Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin
gle sOleS;
Double Sole Negro Brogansi
House Servants Shoes heavy audlght
Youths and Chldren's coarse and tue Shoes
ALSO -
Ladies and Misses qalf Eit Eoos se'Ted aud pegg.d.
French No. "
TamPco
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pecged
We are making our own work from seec: stock aud in
good Styles and warrant every part o the workmanship
TTces Inc and VRycrn.
:4g- Work made to order. Also repairing promptly
aud NEATLY done.
janll-ly HAMILION II FULLER.
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND 100 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
UFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
Al in all kinds of Rubber Goods made under Charles
Iioodyears Patent consisting of Mems Wnmens Misses
and Chiliren's Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats Cl0aks
OverslIs Combs Stay and Dress Bone Dolls Doll Heads
Balls, Toys, Whips TeetLng Rings, Syringes, Breast
Pumps &c, &c.
The above Company would solicit cali from their friends
jy25ESm JOHNSON LETSoN. Pres.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
ATTENTION..
AMATEURS IN BULBOUS ROOTS.

AMATEURS IN BULBOUS ROOTS.
b. s. WELLER,
No. 3d. Market .STeet, NasL0iAe, Tennessee,
HAS just received lot OF Imported Bulbous =. .<
Roots superior to anything Of the kind ever SNLe
cynths Nsreissas, Tulips Johnquilles Iris Cru
Gus, Early Due Ven Thro's, ETC.; from Van Der a.
School Sous. Florists and NurSerymen 1t Hllegnm,
near Harlem in Holland As il is now the proper lime
tor planting. AN in hopes person will let this Opporl-
nity pass without calling B. ). WELLER and making
their selections.
As as the waters up. shall have large 10, OF
Garden and Flower seeds Of the superior kind from
D. Landreth, Of Phadephla, who is extensively know
by GardenSrs and Florists throughout the Union, BY
wholesale and retail.
ALso-An kinds Of Implements and Tools for Farming
itOrneSs such Steel Plows, Harrows Corn Shelters
tuSh CTusheTs Large Boilers for Stock Spades Mztiecks
CeYoels. Picks Manure Forks and Hay do; In word
intend keeping every tool in the Farming aud Gardening
line, and am in hopes generous and liberal community
will patroniZe suck a house. decs -dkw2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
A TEACHER WANTED

A TEACHER WANTED,
ITO take charge OF the Pleasant Plains Male and Female
i Institute situated the Pelham aud Jasper Turn
pike Road. Ga miles soah east OF HsborO Coffee COun-
y, Tenn. None need apply without coming well
uiended being capable Of teaching all the Languages
and SceGces usually tanght in the higher Schools and
Colleges ?. Ii. PRICE,
JAS. A. CLARK, Trustees
ISAAC NJ. WILLIAMSON,
p. S.-Direct, 2. II. Price, Secretary, Pelham, GrIndy
County, Tenu (dec3O-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
TIi-UEEHLY y ASHVILLE AND ChARhS.


rFNIG aoyu}.r aud lra'v neat I-ht dv:lucht
Passenger and F.e.gl: Steiner Aida ". e1a-,5a
!. J.NAsNoN, Master having beeI purchased eX S7Essa<a
C.ls'Tety .iJr Tie above trade, viii The
water pey.as commence. her Ieguiar trips above and
70 all ineEEnedite landings, and rpac fully socits the
public patronage. Intending to make monthly arrange.
ment al CasyIiie for Narfdge all FTeIsh;S will be con.
yeyed without extra charge for same.
Due notice viii be gwen Of tue days Of departure.
decl7-cmo II. H. HARRISON, Agt,
L : Nail Packet oiice. No l9 Front ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-24
FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
B. 5. WELLER,S,

No. 81, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
HAVE Just received and offer for SALE all kinds of
Implements and Tools for farming purposes such as
Steel Plows. Hsirows Corn Shelters Crushers Large
Boilers Spades Msttocks Shoyels Picks Manure Forks
and HAY do In word, have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business all of which will be sold on
liberal terms.
Flower Seeds Of the superior quality, from d. Lau-
dreth of Philadelphia | warrant them give satsfac-
tion. Gems and try them. jsnll-tf