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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.
Central Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.



BURNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington can be procured, TO which point well ss 10
Baltimore Il Is the shortest most direct and in every r
spect the most reliable route is the only BY which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New GOr are enabled
TO reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK. The cost Of Ticket to New York only thus en-
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infOr
nation 10 visit fur of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than be afforded BY any other route.
And it is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
lanta Augusta, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas or steamers the Cumberland river,
70 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
Railroad indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio, with the Central Ohio Railroad 70 Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, baltimore, Phiia
delDhia and NeI York.
lgF- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
Phis transferred at Cairo TO the cars Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
HsUte indianapolis Dayton and Xena Columbus Three
Dsily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A. NJ $50 ?. NJ and
l9 P. N.
~ Travellers are requested 70 notice that while this is
the only route aft riding Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Cities al the charged by other routes 70 elO
FORT Og also the Shortest most speedy and direct
TO all The leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only SIC miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York than by any other route There
are changes Of by this route, and consequently
less detention, than bS any other.
f5g- The road is ballssted with broken stone and Is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply to D. G. RUMSEY
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply In Louisville at the Office Of
The U s. Mail steamers or at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office, Main street. WI. ). WOOnSIDE,
Master Transportation B. 3 U. r. &.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent
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Req Lax FREIGHT AND PASSENG Eh
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

sALLIE WEST..................CAFT.J. n. CoRBTT.
ELLA o.. - JAHEs LOWELL.
THESE boats will be the reeu packets be-
tween S. Louis and Nashvills this season, LAX q
and will commence their trips Immediately - =
6rs. Cumberland RIVER They will mas
their trips regularly tho business viii allow.
or l3-ff p A HAMILTON Agsnf
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MAGNIFICENT sCHFMFl
EGO Prizes amounting to. ............
WHOLE TICKETS. So. HRLTES Is. OuaRrr
Plan OF TIE TnrrEuI \.

26O Prizes amounting to. s2o4 -00o
49,. -.-. FElcs o. rICKEEs.
WHOLE TlCkETS So: HALVES Is. QUARTERS. Rs1<
PLAN OF THE Lottery. ~
The Numbers from 10 80 CO. gorrssDondiD- v-l,s H.,
Num0eri Oh the Tickets printed separate sis OF par
are encleled W small tiu tubes placed Ia ons w.
IHe arst zig Prizes, sinilarly printed ssd ene.-d -
placed 10 another Wheel. 1870 ~
he Wheels then rsyolvsd, and q nuub-r 4. 5r.u,
from the Wheel OF Number. and a. f5s A n % $500
draEn from The other Wnesl. The Euu1sr a1d Pa 49,
cal are opened SAD exhibited he audience ana rit
y he COnmasionsFa; the Prize beng placed srt5et -
SgmoeL tTasn- THIS operation Il rsPeatsd u6il al tie
APFRoKrHATIoz PrIEzH.Tha two preceding ard ID, tv
sueceed Numbsfs 20 these draw n The arsi i9 T. \ III
Ss s' % 'aa - APPr0Emaion Prizes, according : s
hs8O00 Prizes ofSsQ viii be determined b. TIA ,-t e.
gol me 70. nat arAEa the t5ooO0 PRIZE, For example
Il ne number draWi & hs so oO9 prize suds via ~
al me uekeW where The nun Der ds IN viii Be sutitI
" $50. II The number gnds with No then an to tfs
Nhere ne plumber snos IN via Be satusd to s3l "a
Certificate. Of Packages Enlbs sold ct The believing
Csrthsat' Of Package Of 10 Whole TieEsts $40
~ 6 lsL =, 1890. 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATs
Enclose the money TO address for tie TcFsts or
ed, on ths receipt Of which they will b f,r4rded - f
mail Purchasers eau have Tickets suding v-ifb -
ure they NAV designate
The Lsl Of Drawn Numbers sud Prizes va be ant q,
PuIehas'r IS Immediately alter The drawing
Purchasers viii please write their sg1afu- plaip -
Their Post Ohce County and SlaIs
~ henem6er mai every PuE= Is drawn, and payable
"a All prizes Of e. Geo and under y,fd {u,u,sfs.tI
days
al communications strictly cozhdeati.l
Prize Tickets eashed or rsueBCs IN Other Ti.Rsss N
either ofBce.
Adde'S Orders for TicEstsor CsrtiB,g,rs si,bsrt,
8 SWAY CO.. AJanta Ca
>, SWAN, Aouig1ue-y. Ala
3 SNAA, Box 40 No5is Ala
- 49, % -lt4~lhEN- lex ?. HathEl.la
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BAGGAGE packages aud parcels forwarded 20 any Psrt OF
y tae civ bv Glover Co.'S City Express. Orders len al
laer nee, No 49, side Public Square, will be prompt
.-.-r-.-1.i.-F lan3-H
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GOODNEAR'B PATENT FUl CANITE. or
HARD INDIA RI BIER
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY.
OWNERS OF PATENTS
AAH9FAsFVAE FRoa rHE ABovE HAnEB EArEEIkL
PR SALE WannHoon
30. 81 MAIDEN LANE. Nav wax
IT FacKAaa CvLT
bfRlAGES, CORK BrHEWa,
Of every knd fo Domestic e ravsr,5 una Msrksnfess
Profes-tnal THrpaseu. pre- n asuFiug lanes N-ehiu.
bounced By Phystcana The s-'Oeri MARI. Fsls Rnrs,
perfect yhiy Sockets, TuSulatlrs r.
made Breast Pumps Pow Tslrgraph Wire, ads Isa 81
der FlaskS, EBrrl ned % koep TIE American TisFraph
The PWdsr dry; Furniture C0apauy SHHving Brushes
Casters, that will not dsiace Paus Bahs. Pdnnss sud
The earPeri Tun ess ami soap Dppsr Ph0tErs and
Traya; Pen and Picket Cut DrazKisLi ourpo5sn. re
lery. Napkin Rings, Poek-t
iha Wonderful Aatnral shIdh O. hrnn a. Mrrau--Ff
as HnhHbr ant a. JET-a poor conductor q HEAr--nal
a0nducIJr u ELEEI EICErT--aud which
Aka-a produce eject Is vaay Iuneror h otb,r -
the above nEmet Aad great variety or other bunars Il
which g l. a sirl
Dealers in ali parts o. NE oountry are suppyInz hem
With tlsss goods and consumers who want ne ssr
aFtIsrs OF the kind, viii buy no other rfarIT-sTIv
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stopping al Southampton both going and returning they
Oher passengers proceeding LOudOn HaFFs
over any oaer route for The economy Of lime and money
Fassage rom New York 20 Snuta and Bremen FirS
CABIN Saloon, I'D dollars; FIRST CablE Lower Saloon no
dollars; Second do. Gu dOllars
All letters and newspapers paas through The Post Of
Zee.
No bills Of iadng viii be gReo e, psrOs resolved % TIE
day Of sailing
An experienced SUrEaOH is attached 20 sseh ship.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. n. SAND, % SOuLh William street. Nr4 Yorh
G. A. HElNEKEN A CO., Bremen,
CROShEF q CO., southampton
Wy. lSELlN, HEvre. fan9a-lv
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RaRal RnRsll

WILL pay * Cash for good Cotton aHi Inen R1s
dsFsred ny nag SioFa tas Aorlhsas corner o. -
square WsslsR and SIX EaEl are nnt wanted.
dse25-G VS.. WKITEdAH.
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TTHURSTON & BEkNaKD have removed TO No. l6
i Public Square, next door to CGihOuns where they
will be hspDy 10 show their customers first rate stock
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths Black sud Fancy Cassimsre5; Yestings Gloves
Hosiery CgavRts HardkGrchiefs &c &c.
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NEW ARRIVAL or BOUTS, SHOES,
T X UKS. Walls rs, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR Fall AND WINTER TRADE, AT
G. lBo HALLS,
- NO. Is, PUBLIC SQGARF.
CONSISTING In part follows, viz;
~ suPsrHRs Eng. Kid Slipper5
. White KID and Satin Slippers;
I" Black Saru slippers;
50 KID BOOtt thu and thick soleS;
Black Las O. slippers and BuskinE
Last'g Co grsss Caters VT & without heels;
Caters, side ard front laesj
49," Goat Sewed aud pegged BoOtessj
Pine Kid Bootees and Slippers
oAildr'n'' Ga 80 >, ..,..--,.,,.
" - Ance Ties
Servants Calf and Goa BOOtees, large assortment;
Gents enc Calf Single and Double Sole Boots;
&" Z" Z" oxford Ties;
- A" Monterey Iies{
4" - Plent Leather Shoes
Boys enc Csl' Boots, &c, DC.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid OF Iron Frame Sole Leather TraV.
cling Tunks, Vaises, Bonnet Tuuks Velvet and Brus-
ssis Carpet Bags Oh Cloth Travelling Bag, &C. &c all OF
hich offered al low prices ir Small profits and
quick sales Is the mOuO Give a call.
sePI7-f C. HAIL, & Public Square.
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RAILROADS, &C.

LeE1AA1AGOGAADAOS 49,
Freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO NASHVILL e
10 sornEUE wsrHoFT AhrEHETmE sNTsL TIA
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
FIRST CLASS.
rsua Eortes Books salio8STy Boots, Shoes and Hais
Liquors, OILS, &c, 10 bottles, CamPhlRs and SpiTiLs
TarpentHs in barrels, Carpsung, China, Glaas ahd
cotton Cards cutlery cases, casks and boxes, Dry
G9ods ia boxes qHd bales, Drugs Fruits Frait Trees
ana Shrub5ery, Furs, GaIdeR Seeds Looking Giassss
End L1oking Glass Plates, Gat owners nsHl S5sseIs
Teas aud sglsees per 100 ibs... -
SECOND CLASS.
A=iva1e except such as Ps9aed in Els sn9 dhiIa
ia barrels and pipes, Tobacco 10 boxes Leather In
e inc is 10 ertes and sssks Rice whiting
Paslf sheet Brass and copper per 100 O7
THIRD GLASS,
xss Shovels Spades sad Irons, Zne and Tin 70 pigs
Tin Plate AuTIIs Vices, casks d Chains and bOes,
Sfi.I GaTnz, Railroad Wheels and AIDES, Chains
and Spikes aUd Rosln In barrels per 10y lDs'''-.' ~
SPECIAL Raj ES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
not eHumsrstedi also, carboys OF ,Aei9s o. o.hei
double Fl O. Class rates, per 100 g 20
Have every package PLAIN NAKED sIoD ~ II on
n eT 5Tssps Jlass ana losses and lnsures speedy de-
ast1SVVi,TsgFs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Rgrosd Al thsTestcn, siIlbs forwarded FEEE Cog
EIssIoE' draaEe, Wharfage and postage only charged
5 hlch with amount otreght pad ve,se VII oe m9i-
cou,iguecs. Mark packages care Agent 3 - 4 H.
T ,9 soilna Railroad viii advance shippers charges,
tut prefer asigoing 70 Commission House
san DO so and have InsiI expense bin payable here.
I'M feiyht m Nashville and Stations Nash Vile and
Chattanooga Railroad sent from Charleston BY through
Trains Only SnPsrs may rely upon ths Utmost despatch
bs Kass rom Charleston TO Nashville Whl at all times be
IAN aa6rrd aud will settle promptly any ogeEeharges
In i sI or mi ing goods will take charge Of any
necessary their and not found
psv fr lie sane within 32 days notice is given al
9+rea, along he line Of the Nashville and chattanooga
9i-os Ia mind the above rates apply TO all
JoI from Cha lesion, which are & be delivered a. me
milan ma rnandy WarraCe, shelbyyills, BsllbUckls,
F5s-grviile, NurfreeS5OrO. smyrna, and Lavergne
55 sd Id rgRrd 10 reishis and Expense bills Cores
pau may rely upon prompt answers 70 an nq ahu
every al eat on gwen business brought under my super
ser.i1u aud control. CHAS W. An nERsOh, agent,
,aas-ss-yf. College a., Nashville
RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON
Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds L., - ~
star Caud!os Soa? Lard and Lius'sd Oh, per 100 n.
pounds, ~
LcEr Tobacco
NVhsky per barrel W
bee, aal Pyrs per barrel gay
Boon, in Of 50 dozen aad upwards, per dOsaE 90
~Io . SI %, The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
viii gn .sssp the above rates until The lss Of June
deduction or one ,urh the above rates will give the
70 AuElsra, georgia, the aU.ciss above specified
For iuUrma)H regard 70 rates 81 ether areisf not
'Ps''a 80 a''''' Gail o" GAS, v. ANDERSON, Agent
jauS-'5--sI No. % College street
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RAVES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR THE
Charleston Line,
Also FOR THE LINE FROM
Nashville TO Columbus,
Georgia,

sixty Miles Nearer than any other Route,
OFFCLE, NO. 2G, COLLEGE STREET
Nashville, Tenn.
.NVEErHARGEs By the Charleston Line promptly sd-
ig al mi, office Persons desiring nfOTmatlon as 70
-es Y FrsghE Eas.Fard Westward will be furnished
80 TIN. lTau application al the Once b. mall
GralzTr Louis Louisville and ClnclnnsU1 70 De sent
nv Ala Or 0.nsr stations the SOuth Carolina QeOF
5s Itnrs AMI Lagrange o. Montgomery and West Point
roads fUUw Brded free OF charge lsKeePt orayagv]
sl-u gsasZFei a. Nashville.
aye lr he rvsr The Nashville shd Chattanooga
] lsg6 r con ructoi for three AMI half cents per
40 m m m not exceed that except on lots ottrelght
ts. 100 weghJquanues less than 00O lbs charged
5 Cent, O. tG- l5-. CHARLES ". ANDAhsONT
,--g-,gg-fF Agent.
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FzVTE have Just received extensive assortment OF
w Bows GltnuE Of various tylss aud prices which
sva respectfully invite friends aud the public gen
e-sr 10 call aud examine We are also constantly re
a wing gent emeus over Coats Dress and Eroek Coats,
and vests nf every description. Oar stock OF Furnishing
grfs nov complete all Of which 10 addition to heavy
ARRIVAL cloths Casssres aud Yestugs IN the piece
aaI.gr rssrss will oder inducements rarely presented
,a,.5g CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January, 1857,

r. FRANCE d CO., Managers.
Drawings conducted under the superintendent OF the
State Lottery Commissioners.
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN,
GRAND MARYLAND 10 rKRY OK tbs HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS /,
To be drawn SATURDAY, January 5lst in Baltimore Nd
10000 Tickets 1000 Priest .
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn BY some
one as all the Prizes are drawn cut Of the Wheel
- T. HUBRARD Co., are authorized By The Man
ageTa TO GIL oil ordars
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tTLOFER'S
. Purchasing AGENCY
40. H. SOUTH slDE FODL SS SsE1fh Tenns

tTLOFER'S
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY
SOL SOUTH sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenne see.
aRDEES sm,I orIzrEs, accompanied with the csbh, for
ar.less Of every description from fngeT ring hat or
uawI complete stock Of Goods, GTOC cries, Drugs
ctl0uarcs Steam Engine carefully and promptly
.nd-d 10 4TieJ instructed Commission charge
ave per Ceut. -
Gen 2 Anderson, Hoo a Ewing, Col Stevenson,
.r Nashville; W g. Spence MurfreesbOTO Col MaTbTy
d Hzrrsru, Nc Hiuuvir Lem Trousdale, Memphis; Col
o. Ne AdOJ, Knoxville SeagO abbott and W Wallace
Albania, Ca lJau2 'J7-trl JAMES GLOVER.
PUETWN or PHYSIC.
YFRrS PILLS, glide sugar-shod, the palate, but
"A Bgtr energy although wrapped up, is there aud tells
With ,.ut The very foundations Of disease. There
r f sau8s OF sufferers who would their distem
,rs e they knew they c7Hld be cured for g ceRis.Ty
rrrr-s Pills, aud you will know IL.
--rrr.v the blood and disease Will be starved out.
Luse system from Impurities and you are cured al
a this best Of al Purgatves and Scrofula Indigestion,
ftEn- laAil he BaCkaCh SideAChe, Jsundice, Rheu-
.44z de- augemeus II the Liver kidneys, and Bowels
800 all diseases which prrgaLise remedy
r reach ay before them like darkness before the sun
RENDER II you suffering from any 81 me numerous
.Hupa ul- curesuern mOte-the remedy has been
row l1- ycu. ami o. Is criminal 20 neglect t.
IE.Igs-s Cherry Psc,grai, is the best medicine for
u- H. kuuwu 10 The whole world, and thst agsr's pile
are me Of all Pills, Is known 10 those who have used
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass. and sold by all Druggists and Dealers In
EeHrriHa through this section.
Jw3 ~ GIN
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TO COUNTRY UETI-TIATTS.
TENN.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
OUR Stock OF Gent emen's Ready Made Clnhng for The
~ Fail and Winter trade Is compete, embracing every
variety Of fab &c 10 br found DO Eastern Mareis
Our business being strictly and exclusively confined the
Manu- CIure and sale OF Clothing. enable offer greater
inducements than any othT house the city "a ud
alone be sufficient guarantee all purchase Ready
Made Cuhng, and tneS can supply themselves with much
larger variety Of M lee and rJueu less price
Oy Rak their purchases direct e. Mauuta
Rug9O, 5j-I K, n. BROCkWAY d co.
MIDDLE DIVISION FAIR FOR 1857
THE FoURUH DIVISION FAIE, fr Middle snuesses will
be he d, iu gnueCt Win the THIFn ANNUAL FAIR OF
tn Smi COu 8 ARTCu lt-rs SuCey, the Fair Grounds,
near ROME, Tenutss-e, mmer cling Nund,v, the
dav Of Ocubrr 1851, and co UuuinE during the week.
Hlr ds1me premiums UseIiu cvery Department Of Az
rcuIurGl Noes lcE and % u'vhpd Indus ~, and the d
fer Mt ella Sc. Il Lis may be aimed uG The Seer
tary FAIR and ofth SECRETARY Of he Sac
3 lreau al Nashville. }. r. HlBBETT,
IaulS-3ydIW&w. Secretary
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$IXIN NINE NEGROES FOR = LII.
7 HAVE large number NJ Negroes hand among them
several No Carpenters and Bl7cksmiths, Plough Boys,
Fancy Boys and Girls No S8amstress, and especially
would call the attention Of the public 70 several extra
Cooks Washers DC. thsre h great scarcity II such
negroes hire F year would advise you call aud
buy one will sell chap you will hardly know The
sss9i-sf REEs =. PORTER, Per Att.
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.EGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
ASHNLLLE DACEELS-

THE light drEught steamer
ei.sE+H GEN. PIKE, WV PULLER, Master, Lex
49, being expressly built this trade,
with al, modern improvements, with the gh
sUbHiauuch aud steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing be,WeeH above pOTsOne OF the boats
being port every week. These beats being in
Of old ami sNperienC cOmmandanLs and with superior
facilities for passengers and eights socs Of pub
lie pa ronage For passage ght apply board,
H. H. HARRISON. Agent,
oci25-6m Front street.
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WAsIIFILLEg OAIHO9 NWU N II " UhLEANo
DAlLf LINE.
THE following trainers form The Daily 49, b
l United States Mail Line from Nashville t4-1s-s1l8
and Ca 70, leaving Nashville ct y O'Clock,
NJ, and Ca 70 ate A NJ.
J. G. CLINE, HrrE. Master; CITY o. HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER MIsreri AMBASSADOR, WATT, Mlstsr; Aida,
HAHMAN, Master.
This line 'Orms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail steamers, the Louisville and
~ LOUIS Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
ST. Louis aud Chicago Passengers BY hs line reach
New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis and Louisville 10
less time by any other Boats. For passage freight
apply al the Maj Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
D. W. DAVIS, President,
nov29-tf y. s. n. U. ). Mail Packet Company.
MEMPHIS ANDNA HVIIsLE PACKET
THE fine passeu ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
JANIS MILLER, will In the above trade euessA
this season, .eaviug Nashville every MONDAY
al o'cl1ck, p NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY al
P NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place on the day and Al the same time advertised.
A. HAMILTON,
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THE Augusta, Atlanta ana Nashville Telegraph Line
! nov working hrJugn to Augusta, Ca, where ii con
meets with other Lines running North last and South
This Line good repair through from Nashville to
Augusta md expect 10 keep IN future We shall
sndeavCr pun all business, for this Line, through in
the shortest time possible aud expect to be able to give
general satisfaction
rravlG-tf o. g. CHUTE Sup'
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More New Goods.

WE have received, per steamer Harm Ona, dusaR
w large Plat Scales, doBeR HaIch's eouRtSf
scales dozen assorted Coffee Mills. Together with
large assOl lmeut Hollow Ware, Wholesale or Re-
call We have The and well selected
assortment Cook Healing be found IN this
city fdsc&3-t) STEWART q OWN.
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ON WANHOOID.

4 PEW Rooms O. rent 10 the neR building corns. Of
"A Cherry and pe1derick, suitable for Offices bed rooms,
JaniJ-I ". p. COOPER.
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h OCULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.

TEHHE light draught commOdiOus and fast RgaR1 l.
4 ruuH' g steamer SWALLOW, Ajax. llk-I..s-1sf
PRAzERS Master, will regularly between SrasiaS
the above points and all intermediate land
ings making regul Il Gay trips wan give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit for this pOpu
lar liberal share Of public patronage Her command
resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the eaTs For freigh, passage ap
ply board, OrtO Il. H. HARRISON,
ippl9 Am Avanf
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IIIEETI[N or PHYHIC.
1lOIs' UHOTHIhG

g. pARDEN. alone. Is authorised 10 use the name Of
) the closing grguaCinE any business belonging
.9 r4nl firm IuusgjT DARDEN, TURNER a CO.
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HAMS! tfAUS!
lust resolved i've sssks choice hams Tor family BY
q oc22 LASLER & PHILLIPS.
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened the Store No . Cedar street. opposite the
PcSt once where vi selI every evening. Advauoe-
made eUusg Sale positive and
Ldecz3-uI q. POI
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE new and light dIaught steamer tTsRHS~
1 CRESCENT W. HoLHEs Master A4uIzsE8
will run regularly IN the above trade du
ring the present season, commencing on The hFsJ
the Cumberland She has excellent accommodations
nd in point Of speed aud safety is passed For
freight passage apply u 4. h HARAISUN,
OC4-df Agent
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Smy der & FPiZZGII
RE now receiving and opening fresh and desirable goods
"A suitable for the city and country trade
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, plain aud trimmed
" " with heels,
Z" Kid Front Lace Caters,
=" Kid Sid " thick and Ghin sOlsa,
d" Black Lasting Caters, "
" " q ." with heels,
" Congress Caters,
4" Kid Boots, thick and thin soles,
" " g with heels,
3" White Kid and Satan Slippers,
Toilet Slippers plain and fancy,
Children and Misses shoes OF every description,
ALSO
GeHtlemAns wear Of every desert ption.
Their stock Of heavy goods IS large and good quality
In Short all persons wishing goods In their inc will and
their Interest 70 call At No. %, Public Square.
aug30 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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To THE CONSUMERS or CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE,
7 HAVE started q Mill the city, and will keep
l hand fresh Meal at No lU7 SOuIh Summer street
All orders attended to- aud will sell the Oweg cash
city, and will deliver 10 customers IN part n the
rice J. ". CARDWELL,
mayls-u Agent
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CLASS a.
To - dawn q the eit7 0f atlanta gsor-s- - -,
TaCRsBAK, EEBRUART isfh, 49, 49, q
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FhRE REDUCED 10 SIC so

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LIV cry s BILE.
r HAVE tassn. aud Will hereafter keep the MAMMOTH
L LIVERY STABLE, on Market street. heretofore kep'
0y Noel BIakem0re, Horses aud Carriages furnished
at al hours and Il reasonable prices
Boarding. horses taEen reasonable terms.
JESSE EVERETT
Nashville Nav % ls56-I7