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THOMAS i. WHITE.

THOMAS i. WHITE.
No. lO5 CANAL STREET, (seconil door below the
Mechanics and Traders BankD New Orleans,
Bookseller & SfafiDner,
n AW, Medical Miscellaneous and School Books
IL Writing Piper, viz: cap, letter and note. Wrap
ping paper Of various quaes qpills steel pens INK,
and general assortment OF BLANK BOOKS Country
merchants and teachers requested TO call and ex-
anime the stock i26-ly
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vi INC "a t4SiSt- "a h'Hf'N "
900 ozs sulph: quinine,
100 {" sulph: morphine,
100 =" strychnine,
100 " nitrate silver,
Is bbls refi'd camphor,
100 kegs sup: carb: soda,
10 bbls cream tartar,
90 bbls epson salts,
30 bbls copperas,
Is bbls castor oil,
90 bbls linseed oil,
30 bbls sp: turpentine,
90 bbls alcohol,
L..
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The St. Louis Republican contains call for
state convention to be held in Lexington on
the 10Th inst. The following extract from the
call (Which is addressed ''To the members of
the general assembly of the State, and all true
friends Of the south and the Union") explains
the object Of the proposed convention:
In view of the movements made at the east
to abolitionise Kansas, and the recent nullif-
cation law enacted by one of the states there
involving most momentous consequences to the
riobts Of the southern states and the welfare
and perpetuity of this Union, it has been
thought proper to hold convention in this
State, to take measures for our protection
against aggressions on our slave property, and
to consider the measures proper to be adopted
by the south generally, in view Of the alarming
state Of affairs existing in our country.
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WIN. BRAGN,
"a CISTERN WI AXE Il,

E4EAYsW M I6q Camp street cbTner Of GirOd New
9zasns cisterns of ali sizes constantly en- hand.
oteahs sanL nao-s Rl;nds' etc made II, order apps
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WILLIAM CHRISTY,

A TTORNEY AT Law, No. 80 St. Charles street,
n New Orleans. Practices in The Supreme Court
of louisiana and the United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts.
W. G. is Commissioner for various States, and will
,oke depostions, etc. stM#a E5E
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I,EEDS' FOUNDRY.

OF DELoRD d. FOUCHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
IS prepared to furnish vertical and hor-
izontal Steam Engines. Sugar Mills,
Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, Clarifi-
ers, Filters, steam and horse power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin
Geering, Iron Columns and Fronts for
buildings Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars,
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DAVID TAYLOR 4 Co.,
Boots, shoes and Ha is.
Old Soldiers,

Al 80 Ulu SOluIeTSs
AN act passed by the last congress- gives to all sol
I ders ID any Of the wars of she U 5. since ITO
i who served fourteen days or more, orto their wi
JILL dows Of orphan children, 100 acres Of land, from
which, however, is TO be dedHeted what they may
have heretofore received. The undersigned IS pre-
pared with forms, blanks, etc. sr the prosecution oil
such claims. Office in the town Of Shreveport.
ap1l-tf JNf) Is. FARooNe.
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OAR STORES AND FANNY GROCERIES, Of
II every description and of thh finest quality con-
stanty hand and for sale Mt she lowest rates AL
orders carefully and promptly filled.
mari STACEY e. WELLS.
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VOL. ILL., !
TIE R-M 8

the SoUrH-WbsTERN is published weekly at THREE
DoLlARs per annum, payable in adVance-four dollars
f not paid at the time OF subscribing. Persons wish
;nr 70 discontinue must give two weeks notice. No
naper stopped except at the option Of the publishers
mill all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate Of ONE DoL-
Ar PER SQUARE for the first insertion, and FIFrY
Crxrs for each subsequent one. Ten LINES or less,
constitute square. Liberal deductions made to those
bo advertise by the year.
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CHAS v. JONTE,
EsECOND Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of
= Orleans, commissioner to take testimony, and
Commissioner for the States Of Mississippi and Arkan-
cas-. No. IS Common street, topposits the City HOTEL
New Orleans. d29-ly*
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1000 bxs druggists glassware, patent medicines, per
fumery, medicine chests, instruments, etc., etc. .
G. N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist,
dec c27, 1854 10 Magazine ST., New Orleans
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THOMAS MIN = RE,
X ENERAL COLLECTOR, Nd % Camp St, New
VI Orleans. Bills collected in ahy part Of the city
or its vicinity, and the proceeds inme dately remted
Refer to Dr. Warren Stone, DR.. Bhyer, and l.. G. Dill
lard Esq m9iy
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The Cincinnati Columbian, of the 7th ult.,
says, bright looking nulatto woman, named
Celeste, was brought before judge Burgoyne
yesterday, on application for writ OF habeas
corfus. She was slave, and came from New
Orleans on the Mediator. The man in whose
care she came went ashore here, ostensibly to
procure money to pay her passage, but did not
return. The captain knowing her to be a
slave, continued to detain her on board but bv
the decision Of the court, she was set atlberty.
Mr.. Youatt, Of England, in case of persons
bitten by mad dogs, has healed more than four
hundred cases with muriate of silver, and not
one had any symptoms Of hydrophobia. A
writer in the New FORK Tribune states that
lobelia and steam have cured several cases of
hydrophobia.
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F5T1IlTGHS.

500 Hall and Spear Ploughs, Just
&C. kss.zassSsEEh sssaSsEEh received per steamer RunaWay.
feb22 OGLEs58Y e GRISWOLD.
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HARRrsoS TFsSPssKr


Gentlemen The Graefenbsrz Medicines are taxing me
" as the people are becoming acquainted with thss the
srsarara has especially done wonders cases Of liver
and burg complaints OF long standir paIticu-
lar that Of Judge Gardenhre who has been confined 10
bis house for two years with internal disease 20
bad hat he was afraid 10 walk out Of sight for fear be
wouid dIup down Two bottles OF Sarsapara and three
boxes Of the Vegetable Pills have made him quite we and
stout lie IS Eow attending 70 his business actively as h
ever was and 1t would please you hear him express BIN
SEA IN aTor OF your nedcines They ali give satisfaction
IN eveay case SAMUEL A. NJ iCKENZIE, pm
- For sale by ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville. aud
BIZ every Druggstin the State. mill
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.TlH Oh KTU o. a Z
RAILROADS. &C.


~
EROM the 18th inst to the giss Of June the Rates
- Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
viii be as follows: =. "a s6lIlfA w. et ,t
FIRST GLASS ssz5.
Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled
camphias and Spirits Turpentns, in casks and barrels
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigursin,cases, Clocks
in boxes and bales - - - - !, - -r-
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery. Furs, Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, atowners
Oysters i. cans and Jars saddsry Tin Ware, Tess and
Spices per 100 ns.l ire1g sza..I E--r---4 81 05
% d = SECOND CLASS. IErgakE 60
Hardware "ezesPt Cutlery Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors I'd barrels or pipes eoril.ss qabsc.o
in bs1es Carriage springs and Axles Leather in rolls
nars crates and sask Ries Zinc Whiting, Plaster Of
SPECIAL RATES. %
Boxes Furniture. Piano Fortes Carriages "boxed" and
other light srtieles not enumerated Also Carboys Of
Acids win be taken at actual weight but charged double
LIST class rates per 100 ibsA = % .sFsa' . 50 20
All articles enumerated to be charged at rates q
From the Is. Of June to the LIST of December they viii
BE- charged Is follows: g. 80 81
Lat class, as sbovs, per 100 tbs............A 30
1; Special rates, do do . 40 RI
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find
this the cheapest well the most expeditions route
Fnghts from New York and Philadelphia to Charleston
aud Savannah, ranges from to - cents per cubic foot
according 10 class and character Of vessels
As the Railrcad Companies ct Charleston and Savan-
nah have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding 81
Merchandise it will be necessary coDsgn Commission
Merchants at those points. 1-irrr- soy ~ rg ava
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
rates sti,H. L. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. a. CIR.
sz---.-s SPECIAL NOTICE. - 1aN
No shipments entitled the shove rates unless each ard
theiniiiaIs N. & G. r R. plainly marked rpou IL
Nashville, Jan, lift : 49,. tIf1s H. l. A.
is-s4W RAILROAD NOTICE.
HOTTON destined for Charleston WILL and after this
" daie be charged "a rs bale Of 800 lbs or less and
50 cents per 100 lbs for excess of over 500 lbs-
septl2 lie II. L ANDERSON, Supt. \. 4. c, x. K.
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100000 BOXES
Sold Annually in Tennessee ?
Just received, direct frnm New York,
81 s,G4O FRESH BOXES.
TIE VEGETABLE PILLS.


Prepared by the GraefeHbe Company,
We're compounded aer long study and observation the
laws OF nature and close reflection upon the properties
OF different Dedeiaa sgents. that TAX en- together tey
should form pill which would harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself b work cure We must Oh
hat Rbeu tire body is diseased the various organs
composing the vital system make effort 10 throw of the dis
order and IS 10 aid these organs in their work that ed
cine is designed The remedies too oen used will rot do
this but WILL by main force If may The expression
upset the whole vital organization and while carving n
the diseased matter will leave every part the system uu
strung, even lift do not bring other genents worse
than the rs The true oeTati0a of Egssiae - 10 gre
increased GefcHg 70 The possessed be- nature oT TIE
rsnOll u The cIgses Of dsss This can te dars by gen
de means; and We know from observation and experiences
that the GTaeienberH Vegetable Pills combine The kinds
and quantities OF vegetable remedies necessary effect
desired end
Ibeinssntor Of tie Pills was for many years afflicted with
complication of diseases. the result OF bilious de-
rapKemeuL IL seemed utterly impossible that his health
should be restored and tie best Of the pr
tsssi0H ell n vain physician himself he spent
many wealy hour in rshsetDg medicine and its
feets; and 10 the tOrturing pains Of sick bed may be
traced the discovery Of pail which restored the discoxeIsr
10 beah and which is in BY hundreds OF
thousands who can aft,st its efficacy.
Price, IS cents per box, or five boxes for 81
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REMOVAL.

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IAYE removed their Dspot TO FOGGS \ w BUILD
III INGS No. Is COLLEGE STREET, South If Spriug,
where they will be pleased attend TO tie calls Of her
customers They keep constantly hand every variety Of
|-f FURNIR UR Ell
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
hsy solicit continuance Of the same and hope to give
general satisfaction X. IL. GROOMES,
W. l.. NANCE, Sec'y. President.
EashyiIle Jan. IS. lS55-H
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory
JAMES W. HAMILTON. KBEN FULLER
HAMILTON & FULLER,
TTNNEceCE pn0T a cunP CT0PY
KBBN FULLER


HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE MANUFACT0RY
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn
NI would inform our friends and the public that we
w still at our old stand Market street, where
we have on hand, and manufacturing. much better
assortment of work than have before offered to the
public, consisting In part OF the following kinds
Mems superfne French Calf Boots and Caters
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf aud Kip Boots, water
proof;
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sin.
gle soles; .-
Mems. Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin.
gle soes; ;
Double Sole Negro Brogsns; ...
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Childrens coarse and fine Shoes:
..- - ALSO -
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots sewed and peyged
f." Kid
:" /" French No.
= Tampico
ss Z" French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged. .HE -''fE'
We are making work from select stock and in
good Styles and warrant every part of the workmanship
Prices loD and Uniform
~ Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
aud NEATLY done. -
~ Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janll-ly ~ HAMILTON FULLER
AND MARRANTS.-We buying and paying
i the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTss. Per
sons at distance having warrants to sell BY sending to
By nail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling at the men Nashville and
The cash rsrnitted or paid 10 order.
iuIyGl BfEh PEAhLk GU.
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TEETH,

nENTlSTS will please take notice the undersigned is
IL only sgent in Nashville; and those wishing our
make 1t Teeth will please make their purchases direct of
him He has just received another supply Of Teeth which,
with his former stock makes il large and complete He
has also on baud few tine of Dental Instruments
all complete; also Forceps, Fles Puggers Excsvators
Buns, Drills, Bench Vices Corrundum Files Wheels, 30
For sale by .-4 A. STRETCH,
formerly Stretch ORR Wholesale Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets, Nashville Tenn.
feb6-tf
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-t- J. MOORE, .-...
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets, ga 5
81. NASHVILLE, TENN. er-sit fe-k. I.
WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
orally. That am prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles ten per cent less than any other house in
the city for cash purchase for cash that save from
ten 70 twenty-five per cent the following articles
Meerschanm Pipes, warranted GENUINE; s-g .-t
Dutch 2pes-largest stock in the city; .-sf j -.lt
snuff Boxes, large variety; i.I lea.r1sgiJ .it. sj
Suufs-Rappee, Maccoboy, Scotch, Gsrrstts, Rooms,
dc. IEf-s ia ~ LftF Is.,ff
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds; 5aaI .s,Y ,.1 t.ftl
Chewing do Langhorns & Armstsad's Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf, Bills &c. &c sarL .ue,s.s 81 81,
Also just received superior article Of Ale for sale by
the barrel i-a -.-si ~ s-.al 3l. - fr.tf :
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web to CALI
can furnish them with every Thing in the business.
ianll-tf - .srrf a-.l-..,t ~. q
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At the MAN AND MORTAR, On Market, opposite un;,,,
Street Nashville haUizg rseeUat large spiss Of |esI
9 Goods offers unnsuPl inducements to purchasers
II IQUORICE-sso lbs best Calabria- Received BY
Il T. WELLS.
OHS-Fne Salad, Sperm, Painters, Tanners, 6sstay
" and Slrest 0ils. 0fersd cheap by T. WELLS
CIGARS AND TOBACCOs 900 erzu&vs.
- 1apoteoR Bayyios Lsondoro, Jenny lind Sgars
70 boxes Nag Green and Fine Cut Chewing and Duscher
Smoking Tobaceos- Er sale low BY r WELLS.
pORTER-London in pint and 9nart bottles
Il Received by 800 7. WELLS
NARNISHEs Furniture. Coach, Dsmar. Brev mad
Back stggaa Iron, Leather, Instrument snd Pciue
washes onered low by 7. WELLS
SUL III snsl A s earbOys; Spanish VIII
n ydrauIic Gene 1t and Plaster of Paris Of su.
4 4 perior quality. By b r. WILLS
E'LECTKIC Machines, Aedsei1s GAests, Medical
II Saddle Bags, Gams Bags, Trusses Shoulter Braces
Utero Atdomiaat Supporters. Reed By I. WELLS.
DLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing. Re
ID ceived and offered cheap BY 7. WELLS.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Foil Steer Leaf Red, YalOo
u and UziS Bones. Reed by 7. WELLS.
DIPEs, Marbles Gun Ffnts, Percussion Gaps. Gun
Il Wa6ding. Received by T. WELLS.
A LCoHoI, Gins Rum, Irish WHISKY, Sud vinegars.
II Received BY 7. WELLS
M USTARDS-Fhanktor Lo.tisviEe, LezlagtOn and
Al Cincinnati. Received and for sale BY T. WELLS.
COUGH Candy4sS dozen Howe's Cough Candy.
~ and New England Cough Syrup. T. WELLS
GLUE AND SAND PAPERS in quantity Re.
" eeived aud offered low BY +. WELLS.
pRUSHRS--73 dozen Hair, TOOTH Nail, Hat CLOTH
~ Paint. Busting Sweeping Scrubbing, Poona Stencil
Horse Comb, Shoe Stopping and ysrzisa Brushes.
Received by ,- 7. WELLS
CoMBs-ss dozen, well assorted. For sale very obssk
" by #, WELLS
INDIGO AND NADER 1850 lbs Of best Quail
ues' Received and for sale cheap by T. WELLS
Dam KILLEF14es dozen assorted sizes. Received
fINEAs-1o cares fine oOIOng. Imperial, Young Hysoa
a and siunpowder Teas Reed BY 7. WELLS
LAYORiNG Extracts, well assorted, vermaeeIli.
a Farlna Germ Starch. Tssacriads Prunes Preserxsa
GiH9er, Sparkling Gelatns
For sale low by o. ~ l- r WELLS
usage ORANGE lbs Fresh. Sod Of this "a
" vorite AR'sricaH Hedge Plant.
Received and offered low by + WELLS
ERESH X e ID CLOVER. Timothy. HERDS
Il GRASS, Blue Grass and ORCHARD GLASS SEEDS
Received and for sale cheap by
ID u1 T. WELLS
mh2i Market Street, Nashville
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ME would respectfully invite the attention Of the
w mnnty To our SODA FOUNT, which, from is pecu-
lar coOstFucton enables % furnish draught move
hghiy mpreguated with gas than eau be had iron
iout IN The West The apparatus being entirely new and
50 furnished that no deleterious properties be taken
uoEn The iont or pipes, safely recommend
pleasant and innocent drink. This together with the
perior quality and favor Of Syrups will sure
Induce any person tnrepeatthe dose who viii give s
mayl6 DGMOVILLE L BELL, 20 Cherry
DARRY's TRICOPH gross Of .s.ls
ID excellent flair Tonic in store and for sale BY
mhSl AARON STRETCH.
7 ADLES' BONNET BOXES.-Just received, an
- assortment OF Ladies Bonnet Boxes gle and DON
bic tops For sale al the lowest prices
mill RA AGE CHURCH, ~ College ct.
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sfiIg PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ksa II

.LIa Il TENNIS 1LtANlA AAlLltOADs
ikss ~ ses
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
l. with Western Northwestern an Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
ut Psburg with oailY inc of Steamers TO all ports on
e Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusy with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dsrect cheapest and rett5e rote BY which
fREtGHf can be forwarded to and from the relt Hest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FlRSTC LASS.-Boois Shoes Dry Goods -5e nor INN
- lin boxes) Furs Feathers. &C.. ~ 70 AVN
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gin bales Hardware, Lea 60c per loon
THIRD CLAss-inviiis Bsggng, Bacon, "a. -, ,oo-,
and Pork lin bulk Hemp, &c. ..-... ~ ~ 49,
FOURTH CLASS-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, aoc var 1oo,,,
sa1. end Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil,
~ In shipping Goods from any point East OF lhlla-
dephia, be particular TO fadfk package ems
Railsoa&" Al Goods consigned g the agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia or Psburg will be forwarded with
FnuaHr AGESrx-Moses Potter. Boston; j. L. Fliio;t
n York; &. j. Sneedsr PhisdeIphia; Maqaw L E91us
Baltimore; George c. Franeseus Pii;sbaTg; Sprignan
Brown, Cincinnati Ohio; J. s. hoorhetd. Louisville,
ny; &C. Medium. Madison Ind ksteiiT I Go, st.
Louis, NO.; }. >. Mitchell Son. Evansville, iud.
H. II: HOUSTON, GsaeSIl re ~. 4gs4t, PAi.SiI.
H..I LOMBAERT. S4p't, AhOona. Ps. & liaRl--ly
Pennsylvania IRAI LilUAD.l p :
| rNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
! IL and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadelphia for Pttsburg at A H. asd Fits
| burg for philadelphia at Z, A. NJ TIE FAST LINE
leaves Ihlsdephia Tor P,tSburg ct l. p Nj and Ps6urg
TEAM leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at H. T. NJ and
] PItsburg for philadelphia 1T 10, p NJ
The above lines connect Pttsburg with the Railroads
% and from ST. LOUIS Mo- Alton, Gaiens and Chesgo,
ILL.,; Frankfors Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
Haute. Madison, LaEay ette snd indianapolis Ind Cncn
natl Dayton Springfield Beefontaine sandBssy. Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus. GAINESVILLE, Mssson and Wooster
Ohio also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans. 81 Louis louisville and Cincinnati.
Througl Tickets can be bad to or fFet either Of toe
! above places si - .7aia.-l-e' ,i-.- s-f 'a.-
For further particulars see Handbals at the dserent
starting points, Passengers from the West viii ind this
the shortest and expeditions route to Philadelphia
| Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0S., MOORE, AsESr. Passaa1sr LINES, PkiaGlt
J. AESKINEN, AGEST. Passenger LINES, IitfJtrq.
Philadelphia, ls55-ian1-1y .- ...
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49, NEW ARRIVALS
C. w. ROBERTSON q CO., Ae = -
No. College Street. between Spring and Union sts
at the Store formerly occupied by 5ssE =
asss=sssi RosElrfsoS h BaApsHAw, n Fsf r.u;~ q,
HASHFILLE, PEYEESSER
96h1 HAVE this day received a large stock of srfap
Gent.emen's superior French Calf Stitched b
and Pump Sole Boots; and thosewhe wantt l. -
good fit will do well to call and .ry us on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade Of Che
latest styles. C. W. RoBERTS0Nx Co.
myl2 - IA College street. .
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H. i. ONENSuhW Ids.
SOMETHING NEW,

SOMETHING NEW.
NfTE having completed our Shop, and put up all
w machines, ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of all sizes, BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLlNDSLATS, dressed SHELVING DRAWERS WIN.
DOW and DOOR FRAMES of ali skies, completed, Boxes
of all kinds on hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK
Of any kind done; LUMBER Of all kinds dressed or
sawed to any SIZE from quarter of inch thirty
inches square Persons wanting any thing in our line
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where, determined 10 do all work WELL and
give perfect satisfaction, and cheap it be done
All work delivered to any house in tswn without cost
Shop Broad street. west of the Nashville and Chsa-
nooga Railroad where will be found at all times ready
TO wait on any person that wants work
Feb l4-iy CRENSHAW WRIGHT
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NEW STRING GOODS FOR 1885.
sf A. J. DUNCAN & CO., ...-.-.-

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1885.
-t A. J. DUNCAN g CO., M. ...-. ....
No, 40, Public Square, Nashville. Tennessee,
IAVE now in store a large proportion of their extern
IL sive stock OF Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Pam
q Dry Goods,
Embroderies,
Iaces, . ....
White Goods,
. Irish and French Linens.
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings, &C..
Which they offer the most favorable The trade
and dealers reques ed 10 favor them with early call
They will also hereceiving throughout the regular
shipments Of every novelty in Dress Goods Enbroderes
dc. &c. '.- -
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HUGHES BROTHERS.

DAGUkRREAk ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOTIRE
$500. STOCK DEALERS.
T. u HUGHES, Union street, ever Stretch Orr's.
+. NJ HUGHES, 50 College street. late Dobyns Co
I EACH Of these Galleries the public OBJ s<4sS
a tam hrst class Pictures, as weuse the best SE
Material and largest and most approved Appaatus Our
Rooms are neatly lifted up with Powerful Side and Sy.
Lights, the only in the city, which is acceded BY al
Artists and Connoseures 20 be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS so as 70 dispense with those dark
shadows s0Inerally seen and objected to. We have =
beautiful PIANO Tor the Of the LADIES' As we attend
personally 70 Sitters patrons may rely on pots
attention, and Pictures second TO none
,y- Citizens and Strangers politely invited 10 visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not
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