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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W. FIELD CO., ytA TE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street
NEW-sORK,
Are Sole Agents in the United State sfor
MI USPRATT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
1tl Victoria Millscelebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesec do do Printing do
Rawlins Sons English Tissue do
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country, and offer for sale by far I'll
most extensive and desirable stock of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturer Materials that can be found in
this or any other country.
They occupy thelarge and commodious Warehous-
es, No. II Cliff street, No. So Cliff street. No 1874
christopher street and the Lofts the large Iron
stores, and Cliff street. tn mn
Their businessis strictly wholesale and Writn Pa.
pers are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at theowest
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size or weight. Liberal
advances made on consignments of Paper Paper Ma.
ker g stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
OF Rags. [July Is, 1S5S-bry
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1,HE Elliott Family; or, the Trials of New York
j Seamstresses, 1t (Nov. 81, '54.) CORSE'S.t
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Wa ted /,

Wan ted. ~
10000 lbs choice fresh butter 10000 dozen fresh
eggs, 100 doz chickens, dead alive; beeswax, dry
hides furs srags, and marketing generally, for which
the highest price will be paid at all times. Gs5 +
#8 w. II. ANDERSON. N
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NUM- & HUEY,,s1aa"
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Main street Burlington, Iowa. s.


ewhrhv
wear t . t
THE BEST GRADES GOODS MAKE
STYLES, s 1ss'' 't1ttt
and determined s cash buyers and feel
THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR -
dmoreat fortunate
useinne
Gn
acomplt Il s r. z IS " ftCa
In kof
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Paper &c
I'M REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 40 dozen
vUO hemp bed cords, so doz. MANILA do, 20 coils
odaye assorted, Is bales wrapping Irvine, for sale by
march - Il J. s. KIMBALLG co.
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G. H. WALDIN,


"a Watch Maker and Jeweller. "a
DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY,
CLOCKs, Watches, Mathematical, Optical, and
u Musical Instruments. Of Jewelry, such as fine
Diamonds, Rings Breast Pins, Lockets, &C., have
at fine stock as ever was brought to this State.
Spectacles, PEBBLES, Pereesoplic, Periforle, and
Consave Glasses, set in Gold, Silver, fine Steel and
G. S. frames. Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives
Mathematical and Surveyors Compdsses,
Drafting ms ruments Magnfying Gl sses, Micro
scopes, Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Their,
mometers. ~
Silver Plated Ware of all kinds, such as Tea-setst
spoons, pocket and Penknives. Over $50 dfereD-
kinds superior Scissors and Shears, for BARRIERS, Tail
ors and ordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Knives. Also,
some Of the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
instruments, acccrleons with 10 and IL Keys,with
and without semytones, Tu binas, Mondelins, bass
viols Russian Italian, and German vioins, Superior
Guitars. with the latest improvement, Flutes Fago-
let's, F,fes, Pruos, Trums, Tamborines. China, Ital-
ian and German violin strings, Tuning Forks.
Those who want to buy invite TO call as they will
find greater assortment and variety of things than
ever has been in place here before and all will be
sold low, wholesale and retail. Now.
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@ON i AA1HA-1H ~ ,
[3ddcof abov We Barrett House.
nEALER in imported ms, Colt'srepeatingpistols
- gun barrels and ga ,niths' materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags,
powder TASKS, and all kinds of sporting apparatus.
Engrayer of seals, and maker Of seal presses cut
ting brands and bellhanging. Gunsrepairedon short
notice and At reduced prices.
EHrLocks repaired, and keys madeto 81, etc., etc
Burlington Dot. II, 854,-d&w.
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..,.,. DRY GOODS e.
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
HENRY H. SCOTT
IJAS returned from the Eastern Market, and isnow
Ii in receipt Of a fine stock Of a ii .a 81
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall ard Winter trade. Having aya lied hin
self of the depressed state Ct tho market he i,re
pared toofer Goods Mt prices much lever tlan ususl
Purchasers will do well to examine his stok AZ lie
determined to tfer great induce ns lie tasL tnysn
Ladies, Line.
Black Silks, all wool and Uuion Dress Paids, Me
rnos, all colors, black and fancy eolored alIaccr,
plain and fancy De!ains Poplins, Cashmercs, cling
hams, English and Aaieriean Prints, worked Collars,
Linen Pocket arskerehcfs kid, silk md wool gloves,
barred and spotted Cambries, Bishop lawns, lin,n
and cotton edgings andlaees. r..... ..#
49, Shawls.
fine assnrtmins Of long and square Bay State,
waterloo and Scotch shawls. gs sfra s sr i
mi f,a eta Konnets. r
In silk, satin, florence and cashmere. ta
as 1u4 GcEtlem ems, Line. gas. .4
have purchased my wooden cos IL fully tseaty
per cent Of reduction on last years prices, snd
am able to offer great BARGAINS in this line. French
and American black cloths, pilot, petcrslan and
beaver cloths; bnck dceskin and fancy cas- imeres
sattnetts, all colors; heavy twseds Jeans eorduoys
am HpicSAi hs IoT pHnIs, mfUrS, Sc1ffS ntek ane
pocket hankkerchiefs buckskin ard wool gloves and
mits.
Dom este Goods.
Hickory llcachcd, and brown muslins Irish lintns
brash huckabeck and birdseye diapers linen damask
table cloths, figured curtain muslins, apron checks
drills Osn aburghs plaid linseys, brown and bleach
canton fannels: red yellow and blue, all wool fan
ne.s white bed blankets, MackiDaw do, blue and
brown do, horse and saddle blankets, &c.
a se~rT Clothing.
am determined 10 astcnish the natives, in Thu
iine- ioa would hardly believe how cheap you esH
purchase clothing, until you lock my goods spl
prices.
goo Ovcrcoats, newest style, from 81 t. SIS.
45o pairs pants, DO do Al to 50.
100 vests, iH uHg do do 81 to IS.
@ Roots and shoes. s
Mems womens', boys, girls, and ehfdrens Shoes
a nd Boots, in kip, calf, morocco and bronze.
, 1ankee Notions, Hats and Caps, Queenswsre and
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and If you wish to lay cut
your money TO advantage to Scott Cheap Stors,
!. Main street, NEAR THE MARKET HOUSE,, and
the bargains. +t 0T--- y 80 II q FgI
Nov. 4 1884 e
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N EW ORLEANS SUGAR-22 hdds. fair ~ rr;cc
~ ust received and for sale by N nm
L. L. c. b. PARSONS
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I'HE Lamplighter, Poems Of the Heart, Party
Il Leaders-sketches Of Jefferson, Hamilton, Jack
son, Clay and Randolph, for sale by $50 .tr
Oct. II, '54. E. A. VAN METER.
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BANNER PLACE

(X7ANTED-10, 900 lbs good fresh butter; 5000
w dozen fresh gigs; 100 dozen chickens; Dry
Hides Beeswax, Rags. and every Article in the mar
keting way for which the higest marketing price in
cash will be paid at all times.
Oct, 7th, '54. WIN. II. ANDERSON :
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Hats and Caps.
nF every description for men boys, and children,
Including lush, seaette fur silk cotton land wool
now ling at SIS
Oct :. ss#55IftH I. T.. 4 G.. B. PARsoNs
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Carpetinss & Rugs.
4 NEW stock Of latest and best styles can be had
IN at oct 26. TIL. l. C. b. PARSONS.
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F. HAGAN & BRO,
ROCK SELLERS AND SFATIONERS.


No 81 Market Street. Nashville Tenn
VXTOULD call The atten ion of Merchants Peddlers
w Teachers and others, to their large assortment of
SCHOOL. MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and sta
tionery generally, which they offering to the trade
at low prices.
ONHE MAY FLOWER, AND MISCELLA-
Author of Uncle Toms Cabin" &C. One VOL CLOTH
Price 81 so.
The Slave of the Camp. Posthumous Novel By
VIM North vol cloth. Price 81 so
Corsica |: PrcrUREsouE HIsToRIcAL AND SOCIAL With
Sketch of the Early Life of Napoleon From the Ger
man. by Edward Joy Morris l vol, cloth. Price 81 so:
Long Look Ahead; Or, The First Stroke and
the Last 5y A. s. Roe Author of James Montioy" &c.
vol cloth Price 81 so
The Life of sam. HOuston-The only Authentic
Memoir of him ever published
Whoever loves and supports the Constitution strictly
is nv ieow"-Gen. HdustoTs Speech on the Compromise
Measures.
In volume, illustrated. Price 81 50.
Westward, HO! Voyages and Adventures of Sir
Amos Leigh knight of BurroIgh in the county of Devon
in the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Rendered
into Modern English by Charles Kingsley author of al
ton Locke &C. VOL Price 81 90.
The Castle Builders. By the author of "The Heir
of Radcliffe" ! vol so cents
Temptation: Or. The Unknown Heiress. By J. F.
Smith author of !.Stanield Hall" &c. -
Ellen MortimOre; Or, The Beautiful Creole of Cuba
Grace Lee. BY Julia Kavanagh. vols, paper.
Afraia: Or Life and Love in Norway: ANorwegian
and Lapand Tale Translated from the German OF Theo-
dore Mugge by Edward Joy Morris. vol. 81 80.
Robert Graham: A Sequel to Linda By Mrs Ca
rone Lee Heniz so cents.
IDgenue; Or The First Days oil Blood. BY Alexan'
der Dumas ! VOL, cloth. 81 So
With many others. Just received by
ap26 ---1I ~. HAGAN h BRO, Market ST.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
CIxuKNArI, May l6 night.-Weather clearing
off warm. - .
The markets are dull, in consequence of the in
clement weather.
Flour dull at so; Whisky declined to 32c.
Provision fn, hnt sales not large, so hhds ba-
con sold at II i, p, q .le,s 81 Tor Sides; 500
bbls Lard sold at "; 20 Gags fair Rio Cof-
fee at lie Sugar selling at 6a7r; Moasses Sac sales
OF 300 bushels dried apples al II; new Cheese
81 to &c.
CINCINNATI, May 17-noon River risen inches.
Weather cool and cloudy Flour steady at SO so
Whiskey dull at 32a334 Provisions firm; so hhds
Bacon Shoulders sold at II, packed. Groceries
unchanged. ~
NEw YoRK, May 49," Northern Light" ar
rived with 36l passengers and $37s, 900 treasure.
The pas, engers have a ige amount of specie
Purser Hatch reports no further fighting in the
interior of Nicaragua.
Government party have retreated from Leon
finding the army of Munos too strong, and were
fortifylng GRANADA. (Ths conflicts with the New
Orleans dispatch)
NEW YORK, May II, noon-Stocks lower and
heavy. Money easy at per cent. on call. Erie
48; Cleveland and Toledo 80; Reading s7s; Canton
254; N. Y. Central 81; Penn. Coal Co. LOCI; Vr-
gina skies 81; Missouri skies Oh
@ SoeeoA uuOnouSCui HiOuE dufduCtu Win
sales of $500 bbls good Ohio at 10 OOal0 l21,
Southern Flour better, HOO bbls sold at IL 5Oa
IA 90; Wheat unchanged; Corn sitter, but not quo
tably higher, 81 900 bushels mixed sold at l l3a
l 134; Pork unchanged; Beef in moderate demand
and unchanged; Lard dull and declining, sales at
l04al0t; Ohio Whisky firm at 3Sa3S5.
Nrw YoRK, May 16-The Cahawba arrived; two
days later.
The Gulf squadron had returned to Havana
The Princeton and Jamestown are cruising of
the coast -
Commodore McCauley is at Key West
1t is rumored that Gen. Concha pardoned Felix
Aiming ,s..-.-
The drilling of the colored population still con-
tinues.
The port of Havana is healthy.
Business active.
PIrTsBURG, May II noon.-River rising slowly
with feet water in the channel Weather clear
and pleasant. 'i..-
The Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge at Burning
han, over Junietta, is repaired and the cars are
running.
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NLSuyIl,LE. TENNEssEE.

NASnf iIbE. w
Chartered by the General Assembly of the State.
THE above Institution permanently locaed, aud Is
| not surpassed by similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
This DEPARTMENT the Immediate supervision OF
the President Of the College who is practical book keeper
having had many years experience in OF the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under The suDerinendence OF JOHN A.
McEwES Esq Member II the Nashville Bar, who is too
notice at our hands.
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lecares
Lectures will be delivered at night not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WIN FERREL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for bOekkeeper or bust
ness man uuderstaud-vz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping by Double and Single Eutry as applied
to every variety OF business, both prosperous and
adverse 80
Commercial Law Lectures includngthe Of books s5
Pen nanship-For twenty lessOus 10 he taken within
one month .....--.....- ...-..---- %
For fifty lessons BE- taken within three months. $40
sss The above fees payab invariably, IN advance
The importance OF this rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing al any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is perpetual session, having no vacation
hence srudens at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with eOa
peient book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained for 81 week.
No student will be taken for less than full course, III
whatever branches be pursues.
Tine required for full course-frOm six to ten weeks
~ Address Southern CONNIE rcaI College Nashville,
Tenn" ap21-dtw&wly
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NEW BOOKS.

HARPER'S STATISTICAL GAzErTEEis
IL OF TUE Notwithstanding describing TIE
United States Of America Canada New Brunswick, ana
Nova Scotia lus ated by Seven Maps 1882 royal &C.
tavo pages.
> Physical Geography Of the Sea. By Murray.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. by Iamartiue.
Wolfert's Roos. BY Washington Irving.
Wikofs Courtship and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. BY Mrs. Heniz.
Alone: A Novel. BY Marian Hariand-
Life of Sam Houston-I illustrated.
Inez: A Tale Of the Alamo
Sens OF the Sres History OF the Rise Progress, and
Destiny of the American Party
Stanhope Burleigh: The Jesuits in Our Homes.
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature BY Sam Slick
Fifty Years Exile of Israel Potter. By Herman Melville.
Men of Character. BY Douglas Jerrod
Kate Aylesford: A Story OF the Refugees.
Cooper's Novels. Revised Editon-complete
For sale by [msyl7l JOHN YORK co.
t-.-. seg. GOLD PENS. -ss. H.
JOHN YORR Il co. have for sale the hest
article of PENS in this market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
POCKET KNIVES---2O kinds..-the best
quality. Fer sale by
JOHN YORK Sc CO.,
mayl7 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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F1REnrS's CELEBRATION. Yesterday was grcs

F1REsENs CELEBRATION Yesterday was great
day for the Firemen-a day auspicious to the coca
sion. There was shower of rain on the previous
night-just enough to lay the dust and render the
streets pleasant under foot 1t was rather warm
in the afternoon for any body else except Firemen
they, however, in their element, and relished
rather than disiked tie heat. All went on merry
as a marriage bell" Never have we seen them
out in such large numbers, and never have we seen
them look so well; never before were their en-
gines SO beautifully festooned and SO richly hung
about with flowers and appropriate device. They
were cheered all along the line with the smiles
and compliments of the fair, who waved their
handkerchief from balconies, and literally strewed
their path with bouquets and flowers. The Fire
men were amply repaid, by these delicate atten-
tons, for all the hardships, toll and exposure they
had undergone since their last parade.
At two O'Clock the procession was formed on the
Square; and from thence they proceeded through
the principal streets of the city, in beautiful order
and regularity, accompanied by bands of music.
After the procession they adjourned until after tea,
when each Company repaired to the various places
appointed for the devotees of Terpsichore, and
there whirled it ia the giddy mazes of the dance
until late hour ...-s -,.. ....
Altogether, this was one of the happiest days the
Firemen have had for many years. Much of the
good order AID taste displayed is due to the Mar
shals Of the day, and the Committee of Arrange
ments. Their energy aud zeal in getting up and
carrying out the wishes of ALL will be remembered,
both by Firemen and those who witnessed the pro-
cession.
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CROOKS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.

X REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
" FLooD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE;
MORSISG STARS THE NEW WoRLDi
Fifty YEARS BOTH HENIsPHEREs;
NoNAMPTUN AND NATCK;
IIvRs OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND;
. -r TBR PILGRIMS WALsISGHAM;
HILLs, LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS
THE MONEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
Ten NIGHTS BAR ROOM;
TABLES FOR CRITICS;
FERN LEAvEs-Second Series.
MEMORIES ovER THE WATER;
TENNEssEAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY.
The HERMIT DELL;
HONEY Moon and other COmicalities;
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAyICR Book;
THIS, That AND The OIHER- -,
Fer sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
nar3tf
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED BY q. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
THURSDAY, MAY IA P. NJ.
The river still continues TO recede 80 inches
large on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather warm with light showers of rain.
Steamer Fawn leaves Louisville tomorrow for
this port.
Arrived-Alda, from Paducah Cuba, from Lire
Island
Departed-Alida, Paducah.
The Cuba is the only boat now at the wharf.
Business at landing dull.
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r A O. S!
&S60 lin PremIuisAS.

Il WILL pay the above premiums IN sums OF 800,
$40 $50, $50 and $40, 10 any SIX mel chants ped
who will deliver me, from this date 10 the LIST July,
the largest amount of RAGS. The same 10 be bought
side Of and by men doing business outside OF NashV
vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST Ma
KET PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY.
a cer cate to the owner of the amount received
paid for. These certificates must be kept and sent
July that three disin!erested merchants OF Nashville
make the awards. The largest amount being emitted u
$lO0, the next largest TO $50, and 50 on down
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. C0mbina
tons will not be allowed.
Wool en- Linsey Silk and Worsed rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above
Earnestly solicit greater attention 10 sav<g and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn
y6-lydtriw&w W. S. WHITEMAN,
North East ni the Srl1lra
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Books and Stationery.


IIAVING This day associated with nv Brother JonS
III T. HAGaN, we will continue The BOOK AND STA
TlONERY BUSINESS, under the style of F. HAGAN 4
BRO at the old stand on Market street "
March g. 1855. F. HAGAN.
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r-V.B. PALxER's American Newspaper Agency is re-
moved from n W. corner of Third and Chestnut Streets
% Browns New Iron Building, n E. of Fifth and
Chestnut, Philadelphia.
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THE RoscHE FAMILY.-The announcement of a
concert by this family at Odd Fellows Hall, next
Wednesday, will be seen in our advertising columns
We have seen highly complimentary notices of the
concerts of this family in all the principal cities of
the south. The unanimous appreciation with which
they have elsewhere been received, convinces US
that rich musical treat is in store tor citizens
at this concert.
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SUNDAY SCHcoL.-A Sunday School Missionary
meeting will be held in the FIRST Presbyterian
Church of thiscty, this evening, Friday, commence
ing at quarter before o'clock Addresses will
be delivered by the Rev, Doctors Plummer and
Rice, and the Rev. r. B. Westbrooks, one of the
Secretaries of the American Sunday School Union.
Citizens generally, as well as members of the
Assembly, are invited to attend
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY-The Gener-
al Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the
United States of America met in this city at the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning at
IL o'clock.
Tue opening sermon was preached by HENRY
A. BoADMAN, D. D., of Philadelphia, after which
the Assembly organized by electing Dr. N. L. RICE
of st. Louis, Moderator. and Benz. T. PHILIPS
Temporary Clerk The Assembly resolved to hold
its sessions daily from A. NJ, to 124, and from
81, P. NJ, to G P. NJ, and adjourned.
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EdgeGeld |!
Public Sale of 25 building Lots in Houston,
Beautiful Addition.

Public Sale of 25 building Lots in HOuston's
Beautiful Addition.
ON WEDNESDAY, ODD DAY OF MAY At 10, A. H.,
~ the premises in the above addition, will II
about very handsome Residence Lots, fronting each
from z4l5 so feet the Gaatin turnpike Wood Rus
sell aud Fatherand Streets and running back about ITO
feet to y feet alleys.
These lots are all beautifully located adjoining Shelby 8
great addition are of deep so-msny of them well sha-
ded with handsome forest trees and are only few min
ues walk from the Public Square Residence lots in the
CITY, about the distance from the SQUARE and burden
ed with heavy corporation tax readily command ION
$50 to 800 per foot
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase will find examination,
tna these lots surpsss any description could give
IEhMS-A long credit Of l. 2, and years, for notes
bank, and lien retained
IL Omnlbuses will run as ususal
); L. R. W. BROWN, AK Cherry st.
Dan. TRIGG, Auctioneer mayl6-td
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J. C. ROSS, DDS. ]
DDS. II. A. IDA
DENTISTRY.
DRS. ROSS & MCDANIEL,

HAVlNG formed association in the practice of their
Profession offer to the citizens of Nashville and the
public generally their services in the different departments
OF Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
They prepared to insert Teeth Coll Plats from
one to full sets, the Air Pressure any ,ther APP
proved plan also sets Pdtia Plate with the C0n-
Gums which, in view of their cleanliness and atu-
rdaess Of appearance have been justly styled 1.-THE ideal
OF Dental Perfection % d u. +. .-r.f.r.s
~ Patients fIom distance may expect no detention,
as Their facilities for dispatchng business very
plete.
~ Office, No. % Cherry street, near Union.
maYlR-hlt-XAt
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Ey- Members of the General Assembly, and
others wishing to secure a copy Of Harry NEW
COMBS celebrated Cyelopedia of Missions, may
find it a. TOOK, NELSON Cos, "A, Union street.
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p6- A Running Race bme off over the
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