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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera, by Haleyy,
of The Jewess," is to be given at the Orleans
tomorrow night. Two of the new singers are to
make their debut on the occasion Mile Paola, the
prima donna Soprano in the part Of the e,eeas, and
y. Julien, the first tenor, in the part Of the Jew
ELeazar. As this will be the first grand opera night
the first fashionable night Of the -aiarge
and brilliant attendance may be looked for.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Clothing fo,. Rank Paper!

The Bills of ALL the Orleans Banks will be received this
day. at PAR for CLOTHING, regular marked prces,at
ALFRED NROE & co.'s
~ f" One Price Store,
,1e o,tf H-.-H H'=. No "a Msga7ine street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
NUMBER 2I7.
geh 0rIsass asiIp Grsstsn.
MONDAY MORNING, NcvInaEER ls, 1851.

Sr. CRARLss THsArxR--T The Woods hxss estabaili,-
ed themselves y favorites, and draw
Kn. Wood in particular. In bufesquss md sfAl
comic acting, their superion hsve mot been b htki4
city for some yeas. Mn. Wood ID not only spirited
and correct in heF dinsrent eharacten but carries
with her In eli Of them, acharm which few can resist.
The St. Charles was crowded on Saturday night and
last night, and mot one that We could see HI the
crowds iled to manifest his Or her sstisfsctiou and
delight, during the evening" in the heariet nanner
NJ. Il. Farren nads his debut on Saturday night,
as Bloody Nathan, in Mick Of the Woodsg he dis-
played tragic abilities Of high osder and was Justify
encored by the audience. he will be leading popu
larity at the st. Charles, whoever The star may be-
The Woods begin their second week to.sight The
programme consists Of the buriesque Of 4 The Cor
sair," in which Mrs Wood appears as Coarsd witl
the pretty and lively Kate Reynolds a Msdovr; shs
comedietta Of "Grst to the Mil in which Nm. Wood
appears ~ Franere, and NJ. Farren - the Msvqsis
and the protean farce Of " A Day in Paris ii which
Miss Kate Reignolds sustains I've characten, vii
i Vining Bowers, the naturally funny, = Sam. Th
house, of course, win again b crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

- 5a9579E3 H KSETT1SH5EvN,
- 5i 3 AT u 81. CHARLES STREET.
Just received new supply Of tho sst extra among which
PRAKGIPAN1, LUB1N i CO.,
Together with farn. Cologne whghts best Shaving and
Toilet Soaps Chradors Dyes Prof woods Hair Rstora-
tve slso Tomes for the HaiRollns Oriental Hais
Invgorator Cirehugh's and Barry's rncophsrus Combs
Brushes, etc., ETC., ct 8 sstt.7s sts ss5z sdl i
ROLLINs'
Diamond Hair Cutting & Bathing saloon.
NJ 2pf Ne o St Charles street !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

CRIsP's CA1ErY-Ths opera troupe appeared last
night, and for the last time, in Cindsellap The
audience was small and we'll pleased. II Is to the
credit Of the Gaiety company that they can perform
as well to empty arm chairs IS full ones. The opera
troupe leave to-day for Yicksburg. .isss ilss-
Tonight, we are to have the " Blondin and Martin
ETH Troupe Whose name speaks wen for thera In
series Of their beautiful acrobatic and pantomimic
displays The Martinettis appear, first in sssies Of
performances called Graceful Groupings = next, in
advertisement entitled The Seven Nations y and,
finally, in the great pantomime Of /" volAu-v Vent =
Mons. Blondin and Mona Dnbouchet are also to ap-
pear in their famous and astonishing tight rope per
formances. The farce Of An Alarming SacsiRce y
to be given at the opening by the Gaiety company
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hale making their debut therein
This is unquestionably an attractive b and We shall
| look for crowd tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

81. ~ Island OF Cuba.
JOS DOM I N G o y
Importer OF Havana Cigars Il Leaf Tobacco,
QE No. l6 Customhouse street, f-
Has Just opened the above new importing establishment
where superior stock Of the best selections and
most fayorite brands Of fEsza# e. rs t-' +-
HAVANA CIGARS, ~ -
PAPER CIGARS and
--,.5 80, LEAF TOBACCO.
ATTHE LOWEST PRICES.
"oLD JOE" as familariy known for the Las.
sixteen years, his old stand in the Rotunda 4
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still his old quarters where be found the very
Of Paper Cigars of his mpors
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the 1.f
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
always found the best brands Of Chewing
Paper Cigars the best quality of Havana Cigars ant
| Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Votes or Suspended Ctty hanks

lei r.. PIT KIN, 5,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CLOTHING,
F. Nos. u and l5 Camp street, Ill
Will take the Notes Of the Suspended City Banks at PAR 70
all purchases made OF him. IT, "a OLD 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Wines and Liquors,
ly...........ROYAL STREET,.........
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE,in in quartz
hand vhichs equal to the best that
conesto this market. 8-
Also. .-.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY. d
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
BR ID ES: "'H
sAzERAC Vintage Of 1885, l7sS and 1905 and other
NJ w HISK Y:
OF alldsscriptlons- Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
h- =. :. Also.
On hand my assortment of the best WINES and LII
QUoRS market, which will be sold on an rsasonab
terms as any 9TH sr heusein the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply 49,. No. u Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

b.. Leaves on TUESDAY 18th inst, at 5 P. M.
FoE T,ba, t s,eTs
and all Intermediate landings The swift running
passenger steamer, Grenada Reuben Sleade, master will
leave as For freight passage apply on board
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
n The Grenada will take Yalabusha freight and through
permitting. nl4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
To be Dr.wn each saturday In november,

ss75IsE APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES. ~ Sts}
lprisss $500 spproxmatng to $50 1000 prize are so
prizes 500 approximatng to $4,000 prize sre. lao
prizes 200 experimenting to 10000 priss sre. 800
prizes Of experimenting to 1000 prize 600
prizes Of 100 spproxmattns to 5000 prize ars.. 400
prizes Of Is approximatfngto to $500 priss 800
prizes Of 80 spprsxinatngt t. I,50 prise are... 100
5000 prizes sf 20 lUVW
$50 prizes amounting to-. 900
whole Tickets. SO; Halves IS Qusrters, ~ 50. S. is
5000 Prizes $50 determined by the lagt figure Of hs
number that drawn the 10000 prize For example, II the
Number drawing the $60 prize ends with No. thss AL the
tickets where number ends In will be entitled to -.
the number ends with then all the tickets where
ber ends in Twin be entitled t. s2 and SO to 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
:. =. 10 Half -. 40
., -. 10 Quarter -.....-.... %
:. 10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers tickets ending in any figure they may
Designate "a TEL g3gy .5gys .l
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers innediately after the drawing. e MA
nPurchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State El
xrRemember that avery Prize Is drawn and payable
fall, without deduction, @ is Z .1l@lg e9s.t K
| All communication. strictly confidential. gt ~
Address orders Tickets Certificates either to samne
| Swan Box s6 8. Post. Office, New Orleans, or to 81 a
| .p22pd&w 8. SWAN b CO., Augusta, Ga.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

COAST PACKET STEAMER
lhAHISlsS II Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Williamson Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McCombs, will her old trips commencing
Saturday Angus; 18th and will continue the season
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening, at O'clock
and Bayou Wednesday evening" the arrival of the
cars from Woodyile.
pA clerk will be the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning.
passengess freight all hours of the day and night
iy29 tt HOLMES CIIAUSS, IA Tchoupitoulas st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
BOnsanbel's Il. es
BI- -SULPHITE OF LIN E.

o5 2pSrn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
OR TCKAFALAYA RIVER.

A CARD-I HAVE. RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
n ce Of Law, connection with the duties OF Commits
soer United States and of the several States of the
Union. Office, No. Ct Gravier street. ,
my30 6m- Wh. CHklsIf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

H Leaves every other SATURDAY, at s p. NJ.
~. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
i1IS-sS ET-The splendid passenger packet Eclipse,
Broalwe master, will leave above on SAT
URDAY l4th inst, P. NJ taking freight for Napoleon
White Arkansas rivers and all landings and plantations
in bends. For freight apply board or to
. '.F7T GEO. D. HITE 4 CO.. Front street,
nil or j. f. HYDE 4 CO.. 66 Poydras street
u The Eclipse will attend to her vicksburg friends and
freight usual u. D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

~ Leaves every SATURDAY, At 10 O'CLOCK q. n:
~ REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
lNXaS ing Packet for Wick sburg-The steamer H. w.
Adams, Oh. E Marshall master Z vi win ie1vs w
seph Rodney Waterproof Natche Fort Adams, Bayou Sara
Rouge PlaauemiDe Donadsonve and the Coast as
= - r. W. ADAMS & GO. s.
n B-Partcular attention given Plantation business
Yazoo freight high rates with the privilege
n reshinninp sel6 If
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COMMERCIAL.
Union AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
A. WaEE

NArHvILLE, Jan. "a 1857 !
COTTON Sales durnr week have been limited, but
Hghr rsres being offered owing severity Of the
weather Ses to-day OF only s. bales 4. There has
been Decline since last report, OF about Ito H. Il
H 100 perceived, however in the eegupbIs dispatches,
THAT 1ce has been an advance In Liverpool cent But
private sp8tch from New Orleans TO dealer in this
Srv g learn that Tie Steamers had no effect on the
usT.s and I5al there Of OOO bales com
pared vita corresponding period Of y-ar MiddIng
worth 49, aud The Nashville let ls cents
gyFFEE-Using 60 heavy stock, the market has been
rather depressed and prices the lower grades given
away sbnai ~ b. We now quote Common At 10 X. Fsi
a' Dis Paine u}.Ilass and selected Baltimore tl9k.
SJGAE.-Paee- are some What easier. C, mmou may be
quoted at 10 EI0ss, Fair II IIGIIb Prime at IIksI[
and strictly Pums at T. We hear Of sales auction, Al Il
GID rf Prime.
NJaAs-lsA few snail lots have boeu sold at auction
~ " a'9 GEMS The rolling Prise, h0yeyer at privals sale
IS 90 cents nr boil and 5 for half barrel
tANp-E7--Aila small supply and heavy demand Star
are m @. 25s27 cents Tor short sud full weights TsOv
Sperm o.. As ,sr.s.
CaEEsH-Thero is Uu. LILLE 10 the market Western
hsTrgi held az 70 csuls and Ens ,h Dairy al I6c a.
Fao-Elae market has he brisk al our last Quotations
which 0eres6 25 toF suTeriae5 and So 5OsO 3 fos Extra
BACON We bearof but lev transactions Shou15.r-rrs
vora Clelrsidess5. Hams Is. and hog round Sc
LhE1.-Tae receipts have been Ight Spectators are
t..I. I.a.Irr IO5s FEO,s for chorce lots.
SALT marEe remains unchanged. We continue 10
ne aJsl 49, ami Coarse 81 50. Bill ia worth 4Os
g bu-heI
FEATHERS -Pdne live Geese are in demapdstsse
rAiLoW.-aHtaat comes to market Is taken algc.
GlNShNG--Au active demand exists Al 80 cents 9 3
DEIED FEuJT-Ihe receipts are light Peachesare sin
worth G1as2 90, Peeled Peaches 81 Apples e. %.
Hu,sAT.-The stock is very Ight and prices tend up
wards Extra Cincinnati brands are selling At 9Oa32 cents
gba suspension Of navigation shuts Ou supplies from obi0
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aI,aO7,sOs IS


LIABILITIES.
The amount Of Liabilities dde or not due 10
Banks or other creditOrs-nOthng
Losses adjusted and dUe-nothing.
Losses adj lsed and no due. ssIs5 IS
Losses unadjuSied or contested, and wanting
15s AS 50
All other claims against the Company are
small-tOr Intng, &C,
Agents instructed to take risk exceeding $4,000 90
The greatest amount insured in any one city town or vii
lage, varies.
The greatest amount allowed insured in any one block
also vares-tne intention to limit the loss By any one
fire to $1,000
The of its Capital or earnings deposited in any
other state security for losses therein no part Of The
Capital or earnings Of this Company thus deposited
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and amendments is
The same as filed in July, 1856.
THOS. A ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and bOtore me- this 9TH day of Jsuu
airy, 1857. HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace
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NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. rs, 1857.

RELIGIOUS NcTioE-Rev. A HARTPESoE will
preach in the Third Presbyterian Church to day at
II O'Clock.
Subject: The parable Of the Ralsnt.
This church hiss recently been repaired, SO that
hearers may expect 10 End it comfortable even in
cur coolest weather.
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ON OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF MARCH
MKT, WILL PUBLISHED
KEY
TOTHE
Geology of the Globe;


Designed that the present Geographical, Hydro.
Earhs Crust the result or Forces Acting According
20 Fixed Demonstrate Laws, HOmuOgous sad Analogous
those governing the Developmeut of Organic Bodies
By RICHARD OWEN, Professor of Geology and Chemis-
Try the University Of Nashville The lisd0ng
kHO the laws by which the universe is governed
OF UrtUs is 10 obey them illustrated by Maps and
Diagrams. Price s..
COETEyTs-PEEFACE AND ISTROpUCTION.
C#APTER ply sica SaIica Geographical Geology
exhibiting stemaC genera cation Of the present external
appearance OF the Globe, Immediately resultant from pyst-
Csl and geological changes.
CHATTER I'D, namicaI Geology showing the ultimate
forces supposed have given the Earth present
and to be connected with the observable electrical and
netic phenomena.
and Physiological or Stratigraphi
cal Geology attempt TO demonstrate tho hOmOl0yy,
well the analogy existing between organic structures and
geological strata.
CHEPTER v-BotanicaI Geology exhibiting the predom-
Flora aud peculiar vegetation which different
geological strata give rise.
CHAPTER theological Geology endeavOF to account
for the peculiar Fauna chaacerzng different parts the
Globe.
CHAFrER vI-AnthrOpoghi,al and chronological Geology
Offering some eXplana the differences found 20 man at
various points and periods the Globe.
CHATTER ARCHAEOLOGICAL and ThemPeutica Geology
showing that disease well appropriate remedies
connection with the geological position In which they
originate,
CHAPTER withheld Geology: Summary and COyrela-
tive differences, presenting practical suggestions de-
duced from the foregoing laws, o the effective
OimprOving the physical, mental and moral conditions
tho Human Race, IJau9l-2wdLW&W~
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DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to By Eli l.
ID Woods, and Of record in the once Of the Register or
Davidson county, Tennessee Book No. ls pages z7T aRd
25, will the 2stb day OF February, 1857, the Market
House the Public square 10 the city Of Nashville, Ten
expose sal and sell Tor cash the highest bidder
the following parcels ground O-WJ Lois No. So 81 and
designated in David T. McGavock plan Of LOIS Of re-
cord aforesaid Office bounded described Is In
the aforesaid deed mentioned and which reference
made, satisfy debt therein mentioned. Said L0s will
be sold free from tho equity Of redemption. Sale
place within legal hours.
janI4-K ABRAM Z. DEMOSg Trustee.
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CoItOn's Alias or the World. ILLUSTRATING
PHYSICAL AND POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
Ev G.. Woo WORTH COLToE.
accompanied by Description, Geographical, Statistical
Gad Historical By RICHAkD SWANSON FIsHER, n. d.
E1!. Z. comprises North and South America.
Vol ? Europe Asia, Africa and Oeeaniea.
J. h. COTTON 4 co.
No. IT, William street. New York
TRUBNER co.
No. IL PateIDOser row, London.
Ia ts work 10 world as known at the present time is
represented with faihunsss AID accuracy, and the vast
uolnT Of Information collected By Explorers Travellers
md others is nov ,5- the list time made available al
u contains s5s.ealplas maps and plans following which
r2 lasr pres descriptions Of the countries dsnsatsd
exhibiting suoc1ct account of their geography resources
commerce, discoveries and prominent interests and the
Statistics relative 10 the several subjecs treated upon.
ghs Publishers haze been to the enormous expense Ct
zy thousand dollars in getting out this work. and aos
they rely upon the patronage of an enlightened public for
INSTRUMENTATION for thor arduous and expensive tolls
Sir IL WEsrBECEs Of this city is duly authorized to
12eiTe subscriptions for this splendid work. and will call
IN ala vino desire to procure il. Both volumes are now
e-dy for delivery. Specimen copies also be at
Tie Boo Stores Of ". T. BERRE Co. Methodist Book
CJaSsru, and CHas SMITH, Esq.
From the data thus furnished the same publish.
hlvs issued Tor the Of schools and academies
Cotton Feshs series OF school goOgaphes-
j. Cotton. Fs'oh's Introductory Geography
do do Modern School DO
DO DO American in press
ia 10 Physical.
Sir Lewis Sweet is agent for these works and all Of J.
d. Cotton & Co.'S publications. Ali orders from the
country viii be promptly filled at regular n fork prcsE
lev active Young men wanted to whom permanent
Sweet box 545, shviIe o. will receive prompt at
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AUoUsTA, Gave direct the attention Of MFR
chats forming business relations in Augusta, Ga
= tie card of T. ". FLEnuo & Co., in this paper.
The senior member Of the firm has been long and
most tavo-ably kaoan to our business men. His
well-ssrned reputation viii be fully maintained By
lie neR firm
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s. No liabilities to Banks Or others, duJ not due.
8. No losses , listed aod due.
Z. Amount Of losses, either adjusted or O,o,e1r
s. hCiusted and rot due @Ar'-9 -
y Lossesin suspense waiting further prof, in
Guided .GsJaHsweT above.
10. All other claims against the company Al s8j l9
II. The rule OF The ,UmPany exceed $40 90
aGy TIsS, sut =gI 10 IUss by o sIns lie fire.
II The amount insured in any city or village depends
upon is s3z1 generally ~ dssIrab RISKS be lad;
subject 10 the ~ last a9Ove named.
l3 the insured any block of buildings de-
ponds upon and Construction subject u The
rule above referred 10,
=. The ACT OF Incorporation is The as fled 10 Jly,
1856. Z B. BOW ERS, Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA HARDWARE,
CUTLERY AND GUN WAREHOUSE

NTOORR, HENSZEY g. CO., now receiving, al their
M new and Warehouse, NJs l8l Market and 10
Commerce streets, Philadelphia, large and we'll selected
stock Of Cutlery, Guns &C. which, being import
ed direct from the Manufacturers exclusively for cash they
are enabled offer TO ms Western and Southern trade
ths moaf faV o. LiHnI3-W2m.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

II The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much Ihe largest circulation OF any paper
Ina the STATES except the religious Journals
Ht offers. therefore. superior advantages
80 the advertising public
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20 The Boston papers say that ice il that
vicinity is l6 inches thick and of unusual purity.
TIE lee trade Is very important business with
tie B0stcuiars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25

DLACK, Blue and Olive Cloths, Doe Skin and Fancy
ID CassmeTes, Plush, Velvet, SILK and Satin Vestiug
Linen Goods and Summer CsssimeTes, SILK Undershirts
Vests and Business and Dress Goats, VesIs
and Palmas, with variety uf Trimmings offered for sal
EASTERN PRIGEsFOR CASH IN lots q suit purchasers
single pattern fO Coat Pants sold and
II desired
opportunity fbuying ans cloths for little money
offered No 81 Cherry street, COOpeTs Building the late
Merchant Tailoring essblshmsnt Of
janIl-dlW. JOHN OILY.
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NIIEI,IEFIS 81

DIV virtue Of an order of sale directed, ] will
ID the 2Sh DAY Of February 1857 the Court House door
in aiuesboTO Jackson county, Tennessee for sale
Tract parcel OF Land situated in said county
H. containing, by estimation, acres lying Narters
creek being place Abesh8 Cannon lived bounded on he
SeUth and East the Land Of n. g. Nchnly
by The Lands Of Hogan, the the w BY Marters
Sold 70 satisfy an execution in VIM Lambert
within legal hours This The 10Th Of January, 1857.
fanl2-W4w. A. IOhNN ELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Layergne
Steam MILLS FOR Sale.

THE undersigned wishing devote his time his
Farm, Urers this valuable properly sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There is a Saw and hree Of runners 10 complete
working order everything couIryed best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality unsurpassed being within 70 yards
Of railroad, IS miles from Nashvi and OF
ricnes I'm Middle Tennessee Any person Wishing
buy is respectfully invited 10 Cal and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills II desired
which is and desirable properly 1 have also
three No I Mule Teams and Wagons for sale
iau2l-3m JNO. hill.
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JOB PRINTING-TO OUR CITY FRIENDS

We have lately Fplsnished JObbng Materials and Sc
AIRED The services OF Mr. W. P FIsEE Of the most skl-
fl and paessd Printers county, and formerly fore
Of the frsi-elass JobOficeS in New York, 70
Eupsrueud printing establishment. We can, there
promise the public do all kind Of JObWOrk from
the Fancy Card 10 the largest Poster IN COED style
gOOd terms, any other estab
the OF West. We shall devote par
Jiculsr his department Of smeS with the
ofmakng It aIeadiBg feature in BUSINESS. We
psc friends least ~ beoCs giving their work
elsewhere @. O. TORBBTT & co.
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VI. T.. EsaSUCE.
II As Just returned from a. ast viii the larrsst STOCK
II soas gnsd Gsods 70 Be -a Shol-sais saa Esiss
ever oHsrss In tae Wss.erH country. 70 Wlgs
STATIONERY
ISS Esam' o. Letter Paper s self sealing Buvsiopss
lSos - % Eute paper, GlltsgU Fausy, e..rds
400 CoueI. Paper; S {. i-..n' A'"A' various
l0Os Fools Jap, 7sg ?. 80 81 I F.Ssii
IS - q Fzucy Note,
SEQ 1slt1 LErss aa' sorEs, gu aa-r. aud Halrhsts
iS,,S 1as S AL,fs'' Jos deco ~isvauHo silver
lOJs RazoTsi q. r-ls fJsub.s ssrrsl Csu,
- dos sOOgBsj NOS,
- Hair on; aaJ.orl Narrles
31Is Fancy Worz soIrs; 10 ssE.l Linen HJss.
80 Ladies' Companions; I-5 S.IE do
20O0 packs Pms No. s, & 9 g re sUso Thrssf.
1000 pair Buck SSH Cloves Nerfro u.ss-.S1s. l''
80 dsa gsHI's white and isu-s
Is Oss vol STANDARD Bros-
COLD WATCHES AND JEwELRY
3 Maggie God Nuschess $50 90 God Nssk Cb.tBs.
~ engish gJ Fa 'ii esersrg lsurs FOB Vssl co.
m5nuist;uIsa b. sy-vpl rs DO Gold seals and Keys,
49has'a, 2 Gu street. wlss LosK. L;
40 LIVER oGl suu SETS q Cas- oes, In eases
~ SILVER Lever Watches $50 90 Fl0rbntne. a..
80 Open Face Silver DO 800 pa PLAIN Gold Bar Rings.
s' L C9Ep9iI0a 60 go [atl's PLATA ssia aEss
Watches; 7osO Gsnis ana Ladies, Gold
~ Dc C5au,9gs PsnsilE
S.o7o worth VI Sold FnEsr
LABsi
;eo0 soIt Peas VIA silver Cases, aa,oriods
100 " " Gold "
AID all other articles usuay f,snd In IsHsry Esisslis
menta Merchants Peddlcrs and cftae rsn-rrfV ~,
Inv ted 70 calf Hoon ana make u-estoa, al tn abovs
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-25
TO RAILROAD CONIRACI0is.

PROPOSALS will be received Al the Engineers Once Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad uHtl February TO-
ls57 for Grading Masonry, and Bridging of said Rail
road from Spring Hit opposite the 4 Columbia,
thirteen miles The above work comprises heavy
ng about six thousand erches Bridge Masonry
sixteen hundred feet Of Bril- gng. Plans Profles and
Specifications may be any me and any further
formrton obtained By addressing J. DKvEsEUN, division
Engineer Al Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDEHSON
iGuI6-f Engineer.