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A CAR ID.

We, the undersigned passengers board the steamer
Monticello her late tip from Marlborough to Nashville,
take pleasure in recommending her and her gentemany
officers thu uaveng public worthy Of patronage our
Csmmandsr G. W. CoUcH, careful and experienced off,
GER first and second Clerks wit: RATNAS Sloan
and JoHx r. SLoAS Jr o,ers worthy Of the highest
praise and commend alton, being lemanly courteous
and polite in their intercourse with PASSENGERS; and in "
the whole are good and effi-ient officers.
John H. Ba'es, W. w. Reeves, William Psrrow,
Samuel Sweeney, J. r. Henderson, Elijah Van sandt,
J. Boen 5. A. Heaur, PANEL srearer,
William Ryan, A. Bgers'aG, Richard Parker,
II. Hammond NJ L. Shsub Joseph Hurt,
Joshua S. jones, A. g. Hughes, James r. Tobert,
IN Lee James G. Smith, Catharine Shaub,
Mary II. Denver, R. 4. Lowell, Elizabeth Smith,
ry G. s. Bates, Mrs. II. Harmon Mrs. NJ. II. Cocker,
J. D. Stephens, W. II. Wade, NJ. A. Wade,
w J. Roberts, Joshua Berry, c. HAS Buster,
J. A. Levrdy, Barebre SUrpece, In. Cofey,
w. z. Paterson, James NJ. Couditt, J. Z. Tiuberske.
March 5th, 1855
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COMMERCIAL
DAILY PATRIOT 0FTIcE.
AlsH M.nL q IL

j
COTTON-owing to the difficulty of making
shipments, purchasers were not much inclined to
buy yesterday. The sales were as follows: 26 bales
at 81, IA at St, at s, So at SoOaS55 At at S,eoa
$50, % ts.S5.
TOBACCO-Sales of 10 hhds. Of ESQ, $685. 500,
SIS, 90, los, 800, 6,65, 7.45, Ga.
GROCERIES-Market rather dull for the season.
COFFEE, 124al3. SUGAR, Gallo.
BACON AND LARD-S cents.
WHISKY-33aS5 cents
FLOUR-5.75a7. 90 per Dbl.
Trade fair.
AUGUSTA, March s. CorroS-The market is
very quiet to day and prices are easier that on Sat
urday Our buyers had got ahead of the music,
hence the necessity for easing down.
CHARLESTON, March g. CoTroN-M Market dull,
and holders free sellers at Saturdays prices. Sales
to-day of 400 bales at 81 to lot.
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From Inc NeN ! or tNpfeti
AMIn walking Upside Down.

This extraordinary feat was accomplished at the
broadway Theatre, last evening, 10y Leutou, the
"Antpod,an,' OF Saiklug across the entire width Of
the stage on the under side OF platform su.peud-
Ell at nearly the fan height OF the prosceuium.
This apparently Incredible exhibition We witness
ed, with OF course, 40 little curiosity. In front
seat and with the aid OF glass, we were satisfied
that no otAcr support than the simple adhesive
properties OF the shoes worn by the performer
was relied upon for accomplishing the attempt
When the curtain rose, an apparatus was seen
neatly as high as The rro-ceuium, being platform
similar 20 al il vcrled tn Pin alley resting at each
end, near the respective ''Ninss,' upon up;ights
and suspended 10y pullcys in the centre. The un-
der surface OF the platform apparently polished
20 the smothest surface, exhibiting the texture Of
wood through the polish. Midway above the stage
was stretched for irs fully length, course netting
of about the widh of the suspended platform,
drawn TO elastic tension.
" hen the curtain rose Mr. Lenton salutcd the
audience ascended ladder TO u resting place, had
pair OF peculiar fat solid sandals aitache TO his
feet, and walked duly, in an inverted manner across
the under side OF the platform.
The soles OF the sandals We hIi no opportunity Of
examining, but presume they were OF finely pol
shed metal, or like substance, aud supported the
performer by the adhension 20 the prepared ard pol
ished surface Of the ceiling When { j, RENE
bered that the adherivcuess ~ surfaces is IN pro-
portion TO TIE complet, less Of Ihcir contact the
feat is reduced 10 the mechanical preparation Of
the surfaces OF the shoes and the ceiling" Ia qurs
ton. The atmospheric pressure upon such
faces, we believe Is set down at 81 pounds 90 the
square inch. The surface OF one of the shoes used
on this occasion, might present. an eEt,nI OF 20
square inches. II NC may assume this natura
principle a basi- OF lhs feat the support which
tie performer would gain from each ioothod, in
case OF a cOmmpleie contact would be over eight
hundreds pound against a vertical movement quite
n multiple OF bis hanging weight Against hori-
zontal movement, or that oiktepping forward there
would of course be no resistance.
The extended net beneath the performer vas
quite a relief TO the anxiety Of the spectators
be stepped slowly forward. At the termination OF
his walk, ." he quiet black in the face, and
reached for his support il he could not make
another inch Of progress.
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B- Rees W. Porter, on Cedar street, ad
vertses large lot Of excellent negroes fer sale,
men, women and children. Among them is a
No. fancy girl and several fine house girls
Those interested would do well to examine.
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-5TENIIHTTV HWUI.T
EDWARD W0LC0TT.

HAIR RFsToRATvE-In columns to day will be found
Prof Woods adye tsement Of the above article to which
call attention. What has done have witnessed up
aclnaintances In st. Louis. Hair
grey view, black brown, the might be
being the color of early manhood and Rs fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the ROstor
alive II done this upon others, will not do the
same FOR any Of on. readers whose "osty brows'
once Ike the raven locks Of Lockels warke chief the
will try ftf We think so-ytcAsOgrfHe CORStstaffOdits
81
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CoNLEY & JOHNSON,

srccEsoEs 70 ncLrHs HooEE
No 10 Broad street. and No 81 South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Ta, Copper and shsst Iron Wares
NJ intsnd keeping CONSTANTLY hand All kiDd q Cook
ing and HeAtipE stoves, Ornamen al ant PAia AAaus
GEaiea, Ac &c
Also Az kinds 81 Corper ahd sheet Iron Wark lone or
steauboas koing Mia Furnaces, Foandrie., FACTORIES
q the city jARi9-iy
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Facts About AmbrOtypes.

MRHOTYPIS wee "In'roducsd" in Nashville
a % A. LkRc0NBE.
Aubrotypes made nos hire else In Nashville than At
the Ambrotype Rooms, No. ~ College 81.
Ambgoypes ale upn double plate glass, heEmeti'
cAy sealed and thus projected against all possibility Of In
ury.
kmbrotype Countrrfcits made single glass, no,
sealed aud dur able ordinary daguer
Ambroypes named BY the invrntr 10 dsip gush
them from al other pictures. other borrow the
ami apply IL eror picture Which lacks the main
Points q Ambrotyp,-toEe and durability. fbiS
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CIR Orrlor. Y.NparlA. June q. 1854.

@ r. r OFFICE, YASpALIA June 81, 1854.
Prov wOoD Dear Sir II take pleasure In bearing vol
untary testimony the Hence Of your Hair Restorative
Three my hair very gIey II is a dark
brown (he original or) smooth and glossy The only
application have made to II has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by YOU which from the result my
| can most cordially recommend TO others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLC0TT.
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SPEGIALNOTIGES.
Leary & Cos Hats.

THE PACKAGE
At period since the establishment Of our FH IN lez
have we been supply customers in this branch OF our
business with the quality style of Hat now being packed
Possessn perfect knowledge Of the markets at home and
abroad in which 10 obtain material in the raw comprising
their several partsa large manufacturing department IN
which employ moety Of the best workmen in the stse
under supervision the talent and taste employed in
producing the celebrated Hats" which for years has
secured to the envabe reputation of Leaders Of Fashion
for Gent enen's Hats throughout the United Stat
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY & CO. Hatters,
AsToR HoUsE, N. Y. CITY.
New York, Feb. Q, 1876 feb92-9w
HUzzA FOR CuPul-Cupi's the ascendant. He has got
the fed last Ladies' you wan husbands? Gentlemen,
do you wivesH Are yoa love with any particular
SOM would you Ike to know how to compel them quietly
but rrest bly, to love you Then take advice.
The scientific Professor RSDoUr New YORK. has written
startling book called The Bliss OF Marriage, the Art
LveMakng" advertised paper day0 that tells
you accomphi Read It, but remember rel gou y
keep Don't tell body for the Id or else
everybody will be getting married right OH-Eypre's.
FoR HITS Throat Diseases, Hacking Cough and the
fleets Of mprudent Of Mercury, medicine has ever
been discovered which has effected such Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat dsesses produced by salvation, Hacking Cough,
Brocha Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tsn have all relieved aud cured in wonderful
ner by the great purifier Of the blood, Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The OF 7. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Cali the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will astound yea. See advertisement
~ An OF fact is worth pound Of theory and the
conclusive that cluster around that incompar
able preparation Hoohand's German Bters prepared by
DR. c. NJ. ia kson, Philadelphia, establishing its value as
tonic restorative such would incredibly
itself from questioning its ec In all cases Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic it may be recon-
mended for its soothing, cordial renovatng influence
Dyspepsia heartburn, loss Of appetite nausea nervous
tremors relaxation and debility &C., relieved by the
Btters in very short space Of time and perseverance in
their use never fails work thorough See adyer
tisement.
PEoF. WOODS HAIR REsrORATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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Livery Stable.

EM = fHE sudsrsiEnsd having tAksn n
Sc% - he eiabis On Market Street, Sa.A- TJkaaA
Ef9Cf3 vile, TsEn-, tso doors hsieg tAs GA1l
- Inn, ana opposite tie Maassn Hoase, bra
sFy oosapsd b NE H4nsss respectfully snces tAa
he vii keep hsnd good hers<s and xshes % D. st q
he hiriBg PuAlie % reasenskie tsrms.
HIS u pFsp4red 10 saks IL Ia the best mannsf, AZ
Horses lsf BitA h ether haaraE horses EaFesIs
Ms slahse situated esnsenaens easineaa ant he 81
kesp aons bat sxsrsaesI ors An3 he hes FFefeEteI
he mAtkst san Assfd. fsrms uoderate, 80.
Jas e-dlxsuis ;. PATTERSON.
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FLOUR FLOUR y

INHE New York Mills have recentv opened their Depot at
the old stand o. Port ROYAL Mills Depot No Ou;h
College street where IN viii keep constantly hand
large supply u hne flour TuI up expressly Family
Also good cf Uuboed Flo r, BuckShelt Flour Meal
Bran, &C &C
These Mills have lorg been known in this community
furnishing Flour hat brought this and
Il sny reqlires trl 70 satisfy all WAo &, cd Flour,
that l. their buy O: The attention Of Ba
kcrs IL plrtcu aTly directed 20 this.
lanlT QUICK CO.
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
naUruaN 4 Ces

nEALERS in Pittsburgh Coal n Coke and White Pine
~ Lumber, corn-r q Broad and Front streets the
isver, Nashville Tenn Nhrre they intend keeTing
stAnt supply q the above articles Ssonabe prizes
Families and large Of Coal aud Coke, supplied
for,ontraet on fair terms. janSl
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p ROF. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTOR

HIIR RENTOKATIVE.
1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth so far their locks concerned
admit Of doubt besides II will every possible
the scalp whether developed dandruf itching
in the shape OF cutaneous eruptonseven scad head
and in possible will II fail OF curing, by magic
nervous periodical headache, and IL used twice week by
young regularly will preserve the COLOR and keep the
hair from falling any imaginable READ AND JUDGE
LoGASsPORT, Ia June 2Sth, 1855
Messrs. o. J. Wood 4 Co
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly 70 hand. Enclosed
please find s3S Il being the Hair Restorative
have sold II all. II you choose you may send six
bottles Hair Restorative think sell It, IL has
worked Miracles this plare. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair all his head
Yours respectfully,
NJ. II. GRIDLEY.
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vNcEsxEs. Ind. June 18Th, 1858.

NIAItsAhsl
Prof J. Wood As you Al about 20 manufacture
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, will
for whoTDsoever may concern, thatI have used H.
known others It, that have for several been
the habit Of using other Hair RestoTayes and that md
yours vastly superior any other l know. Il entirely
ceanses the head OF dAndrun and with months proper
will any persons hair 10 the original youthful
color and texture giving healthy, soft and glossy APP
pearance and all this without dscooring the hands that
ply IT, dress which Il drops. would, therefore,
recommend It's every DESTROYS Of having one
color and texture TO hair.
Respectfully yours,
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
Sr.Lou1s. June % iSaa.

ST. LoUIs, June %, 1853.
Prof Wood As you about 10 prepare and vend
recently discovered Restorative and you request
my opinion Of IT, will state that hair lew months
ago very gray using otle, Of your Hair Re-
storative Il its original COLOR and since its appoa
ton dandruG has disappeared ron my head And have
been troubled with dsaRreeable itching Of the scalp.
am satisfied that those who it will not regret H. 10
gives the appearance having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore, recommend It's 70 all who de-
siro1s Of having beautiful head Of hair.
l Am, SIR, yours &c,
Al. L. STEWART.
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ARMSTRONG & CO,
No. 90 MARKET 81, NASHVILLE,


Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACT RERS' AGENTS,
NOR the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implements,
L Budirg Materials, a., sc. The annexed lit Of
such articles may always be found their store, ana
the lowest cash prices:
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Thrcshing Machines Horse Powers, Corn aud Cob Crush
IiJlr Gaut) Frtou's Portable Grst Mil, Straw Caters
Corn Shelters BcdSels Machine, Chd', Grain SepA-
rAtor Wells Seed SaWer Corn Panrr Cultivators, Htr
Plough, OF al kinds thUrus Meat Cutters, Soytl
F0ras Bnkrs Keaping and Nou ing Machines Pan Nils, &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, sc, sc.
window sab Venetian Inds MarbsiEcd Iron Mantles,
Window Glass Of all sizes Hydraulic CrrcnL fasler Paris
Chain Pumps Foree Pumps Garden Engine IToa Chairs
Iron Sc.tevs, Iron Safes OF al sizes
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Lead, White nc Brown Zinc Stone Colorvd Zinc,
Pants 81 an c1lors Putty Whiting, Lnsccd OIL lard Oh,
1ufp-utnr Narnshc. Mineral Pa Mt Glue, Paint Brushes,
Rosin toppcrss, Paint Mills, Ac Ae
EEK TILIzE RS.
GuAno and aud Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
SEEDS.
Cover Timothy, Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, 1c.
We also agents FOR Pease's Celebrated Excelsior Raj
ROAD Horse Poser Threshtng Machines. We have
Assortmeu OF these Machnrs hand viii furnish them
Al Manuacturrrs prices raHsportNon aided A. the de-
mAnd w BE- beyond the suPpy those Who In want Of
declt-4lt tvav3uI ARMSTRONG a co.
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Capital 81 90 o /!

100 Prizes Amounting 70 $50, OO0I
Tickets sio HALVES IS; Quarters s2so.
PRIzRsPAYABLK WITHOUT DKDucTIoN.
Psrsans sending monsy ~ mai need fear its bssng
lrss Ogasn panctnAAy Attenasl ssa. Comnrn catie1s
occidental Bank ketes q aoand kanks tAkea ~ pas.
To- Drawings sent 70 al oEdeIiag riSksts,
Tnos. wshina particular naHabsFs sho1d eEdsE 1Ens-
dEssiy. Aaarsis JAMES =. NfsTEK. MAnassr.
MAcaa Ga
hsis-ss or, BOX -, sAswvALs 2. 0.
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CT- The CAMrBELLs continue 70 draw crowded
crowded houses at the AdelPhi Theatre.
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n. NIcHoL. ]. y. GREEN. D. II. BAILEY.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 40 and Al College St, Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

DEALERS IN
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Grain, &C., &C.
DY LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS
ID Stock Of Groceries is in part complete, and
prepared inducements City and Country Dealers
who may favor with call. We have in store and 10
rive, the following Goods which will sell low for Cash
lsO hhds. Fair to Choice New 25 boxes Pickles,
Orleans Sugar, so do Glassware,
2OO barrels Molasses, ~ do Yeast Powders,
IS \ do. do, > cases XIV. Mustard,
% barrels Syrup, 10 hags Spice,
$50 bags Rio Coffee, 10 do Pepper,
~ barrels Mackere do Ginger,
p = do. do 90 DemHohns assotsd sI 8,
70 Kits do, loo NJ G Caps,
800 kegs Nails, assorted sizes so boxes Star Candles
Is boxes VI. X. Raisins 10 cases Matches,
100 dozen Painted Buckets so chests Teas vars brands
20 Nests do Tubs, 10 bbls Almonds,
so dozen London Porter, 100 drums Fresh Figs,
$4,000 Cigars, various brands so boxes Herring.
Together with every article usually kept in our line
NICHoI- GREEN BAILEY.
Ey- We also have in store on consignment; 200 bags
fine snt, Factory flied, which We will sell very cheap
febl4 n. .&B
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S u N d RTE S.
y 4 nO DOZEN Good Assorted BrOOms;
w 5000 Reams Best Wrapping Paper;
200 Bales Cotton Twine
5000 Poy Handles, Ol,man's Patiently
$4,000 lbs Manila or Grass Rope, assorted;
$50 coils and reels Hemp do
200 do do do Cotton do;
1000 doE Buckets an Tubs;
20 HAuus, assorted;
Is boxes star Candles;
900 dozen Market baskets;
100 Clio. do;
] 400 dozen Pow Lines;
$50 do Bed Cords,
Por sale iow. /. VI. BARRETT,
Wholesale Wood and Willow Ware store,
febi9 Corner v anut and Front tts., CfscissArf, o
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New Goods.

7 AM now receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
L GOODS and would be pleased TO show them to my
toners aud the public generally. SAM PRICHIfr,
MARLIN No. 81 College st
Also-Just received, SCOTS SPRING AND SUMMER
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~ Prepared aud sold Al ia Market street, betwesa
an aud 5h ST. Louis Mo- and 8l6 Broadway, New York.
For sale In Nashville, MAnuiAeturers prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERS
q. W. HENDERSH0Tr.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental sanative iAnment
and VegetAhr Life Pills, warranted better than any Ia
the money In AL refunded. See circular Tor AL ne
eessAry Information with agents.
noviT-dtrWGWiy
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

NOBL Il ID. Ell Els,
(sUccnsoR TO EIE sOoRR)
IIAVING made important additions 70 his machinery, and
greatly increased his facilities for manufacturing sTHAH
and sehaery o. every description, prepared
manufacture steam Engnss and Boilers eqga In point q
hnish and durability any made in the West and At a. low
prices Having been pacca " engaged IN the Manufacture
OF Machnary In Nashville for the last h cen years. and CIV
ing hs personal attention 10 Tie manufacturing Department.
he es lent thai he give Sstsf cou 10 ali who
favor him With their orders AZ The Old sttnd Of ks Moore,
50 aud - MAfkst street, Broad Nashyle, Tenn.
All kinds " work Cor Floar Mills, Steam Boats Saw NH,
Tob factories BAnks Ja &c Ae, executed promptly.
Hnd az the lowest essh prices.
jAnZs-iy NOBLE d. ELLIS,
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TrHE PREMIUM FARM OF SMITH COUNTY
FOR SALE THE most dssirabie property in Middle
Tennessee containing 236 acres all under fencing new
outbuldngs plank fencing and house newly rehit-d and
anted miles from DXons springs, and from Cart age,
the GaatiR and Carthage Turnpike 80 negroes OF all
esrable ages, the place. with STOCK end grain. For
Articulars, carat PICKETTS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to any Newspaper IN the United
- States received at PIChETl's.
TOR WORE.-Two ahle bodied Negro Boys, AccUs-
- toned 10 all work, always on hand for jots at
janlT PlCkETIs.
" ID. d. DICKEY,
ocl2T No. College street
900 in Nashville and Chattanooga
w Rail- I'D stock, a. PICKETTS AGENCY.
bacon AND LARD wAntsd By Z q. DICKEY.
Id ianl9 No. College Ct, Nashville
~ - TL.n Tnolr ~ Tiki
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NOBLE d. tIuS, 4. BEAUMONT,
Successor TO Fills Moore. or Clarksyi,
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS q BEAUMUN /
DEG leave inform their friends and the public that they
ID hay now W operation a large and extensive x q n
FOU n b K Y, a'Jrining the Machine Shop Of Hills
Moore, and are prepared 70
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description = CASTINGS that may be called
for, and cheap he done west Of the
Mill GEARSG, lloEsE PuwERs WEIGHTS,
BASE VAULTS, WINDOW SuIs and LINuEs CRATE Bars,
WATkR NHkEIS, CoRN CRUsuERS, and all CAsIiSGs,
used in the construction = Flour Mills Saw Mis- Furnaces
and Dwellings, made 10 order at short ice.
We Will also urn.h every description steam ard Water
Machn ~ the iOJCss ices Paters order and
charge for OF patterns which have in Foundry
The highest prices paid IN work for old Iron.
LIS a BEAUMONT,
50 MARKET street, near Broad,
Iau03-ly Nashville Tenn
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CMITHS sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by the Amer
lean Institute their late Fair at the Crystal Palace Tor
SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS to p ?. SMITH, Manufac-
turer, No. IS Dey ST., New York
Merchants will fed it greatly to their advantage to cal
and Smiths extensive assort ent OF these very
fashionable article for TIE neck Greet will be
offered to Jobbers Western and Southern cities.
Reference be ~ 10 nearly all Of the rsclass Job
hing Houses Of New York Cry. JAM
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500 REWARD!
STOLEN

fNRoN he stable % ths EahscEher TIE Nssnss Turn
II Pike, EGshFs Tuesday night he ssh Inst,
large Bar MAkE, ete ysArs ca hy IL hAaas higA. Esry
a. sAA waits spot TIE len SIDE 81 her nsek And se1s
whits sofk hind fees. last abate tie hpof
Ais. Bay Mars hULk is eAads high haH 81 enc sAos
s fors foot roas sNns 1sie % ne fght fors foL
bas years ED ihs fpriaH
Te abess reward s be paid Or ls rsesEsy e ne AMI
nae aaa u1ossss % pruportoa for ellhss u tAsa
aiss0s hsRRffF.
Naaavas. Esh. 81. isss.
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MECHANICS IUILDEG LOAN ASSOCIATION.
y. BANG-Prc iirrt
". MEREDl H-Yice PresldenL
W. GREkNFiELD,
THOs COWBOY,
PHiSEAs GARRETT, Dirssto1s.
MM. L. NANCE
JOHN DAsnlf1L,
ROBr IL sk--T Treasurer.
w. q. A. RAAskT-secretary
MICHAEL NAuGHN-sou1ilor.
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