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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-26
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A n ACT OF Congress approved "a March, 1857 n1Elg
~ aDroorisfious or ne service 0f me P0st Ufss D.
Pc ment tor he sal year aadlng son June, ls5as pro-
Vldsss
Sec 10 That the Postmaster General Be and Be .
ereby authorized . contract for ICE conTeyanca Of ne
uge silur mai from p0inf On rae Mississippi river
The constructors mag select 70 san kranCs1o % tle
siaie q Caornia, for sE year rs cost nos eessda5
THY, four hsnfed and fy thousand dollars Cor weekly
Or sX hundred sAoasand dollars sei-Weeky Service
70 be performed senimonhly weekly OF seml-Eseky
tie Opu0u OF the postmaster Genera
sec II. That TIE contrast sha require the saFFicsto
be reformed with good 1uIhorse coacnes or suru "
gns sei.ao'e or .ae conveyance q passengers vel As
Sec Il mat the contractor shall have the right Of pre-
smpuon b three hundred ana taeatv acres ii snF ana
40 taen disposed o. Or reserved - eh point Necessary
Tor stauon n0t % be nearer ten mlss rom escs
OlbsT and provided ~ no mineral Ind saaii q sus prs.
emptsd.
Sec Is That The said service snail be performed Win .
In twenty i've days for eaca IMP nat before ensr.
ing into such contrast the tgI lans s1a BE- s.
shsd Of tns ability aud dsposIa0u of pirlss bss
pc and n good taita 70 Psri1rn the SAID c0ntis aad
sha req1ire g0od 4nd sufhcens security Tor he psli5r
ancs II lac same service WI,hin twelve
months alter The signing Of the con EacL
Proposals Will accordingly De reserved a. he Contrast
Oise "a P0st Utdce department. uual T. o. c th8
lst day Ct June, 1884, Conveying mails under De pro-
Visions of tua aci
Besides the sarIng point ne Mississippi rlTsr bid
ders the Ialerusdlae puIns proposed 20 Do
bracsd ia tne ana clnsras dellgns rs courss
nearly ~ practicable
separate psoyOsa.s are invited Tor sasi-Hzs= sssEy
and ssata0aas-y rlpa alch Wey.
Tns asc.s,o6 uP0a las proposals oaesi viii be- made
ailer the postmaster Genera s-ssl of tln ant-
y dl-Posl0n Of re PaEles N gOoS laIn psIorm
lls csatfzcs.
suaranlss Is to be exsc1lsd, win good aud sufficient
sufees. iaat the eontraes sn- e-lsC. LIS goa
secausy, aheEeger the eo.lre0r unirzcols sll
rsqared u 40 50 ~ TIE ro.assF Gsaval me ser
vice muss commence "lhn saslVs noaas aliur ~ dais
q sgca conir-cs.
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DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The sale of that
beautiful Land advertised by 10. W. Dabbs known
the Foster MIL tract, takes place to-day. It is
seldom that land of this description is offered at
public sale, that combines all the requisites that
makes it desirable. The distance from the city
the fine soil-the excellent neighborhood-the dvis-
ion Of the land to suit purchasers, for gardening
and other farming purposes all taken together, rem
ders 1t every way worthy Of public attention. The
advantages offered in the sale of this land is far
Perior to any in our knowledge. In few years
more it viii be impossible to buy land that combine
all these qualities, anywhere in the vicinity Of Nash
vile We would advise all whOwish buy, not to fail
TO attend the sale Omnibusses will leave the Post
Office corner at 10 o'clock, free Of charge, &c.
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RRw YoRk, May 2S.-cotton firm; -four and Vibsst
heavy; corn declined 10; pork heavy; bacon scarce
at lltal22; hams 1O4all; shoulders 92; lnseed oil
90; sugar dull rice advanced Z; hemp duh; stocks
lower
CrSoNsATI, May 28.-FlOur ST 25a7 so. whisky
S03; bacon lO3; lard lag
SHELBoURNE, Nova Scotia, MAY 28.-Tbe shin
Robert S. Lane, with 600 emigrant passengers from
Liverpool to New York struck Brazil Rock of Cape.
sable, on the 2lst, injuring her considerably She
packed on however, in leaking condition. About
$40 women and children were put on board a
schooner and landed here all we'll The ship, by
pumping, arrived here without further damage.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Kinman, the California
hunter, presented a Buek-horn chair 70 President
Buchanan to-day. Humorous speeches were made
by both
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Dr. Charles o'Fraley Of
the Interior department died this morning.
BOsToN, May Ex-Governor King Of New York
and John P Kennedy, of Baltimore have accepted
invitations to attend the Bunker Hill celebration, the
Columbia Guards of Columbus Ohio will also at
tend.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The mail from Terra Haute
to Chicago supposed to contain much money was
robbed at Nation last week. the robbers are as yet
undiscovered.
LOUISVILLE. May 25.-Riyer falling with six feet
water the Falls; weather cloudy and windy; Their
mometer So. There fifteen feet water in the River
Channel between here and Cincinnati.
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TIE CROPS 1T is now pretty clearly ascertained
that the crop in Middle Tennessee will be fail
ure without an unusually favorable season. The
wheat crop will necessarily be the main dependence
for bread in this and many Of the Northern States.
The prospect Of bountiful harvest is at present
very 6a1tering. The farming community should
provide themselves without delay with the late val
liable improvements for saving grain and grass
Messrs. Macy & Hamilton, No. Al, College street,
are the agents for the sale of the KeneEy Harrest-
er, one Of the best combined Reapers and Mowers
ever invented As the demand for them is unusually
large this season, all who wish to procure one Of
these NEST excellent labor-saving machines will do
well to make early application.
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free Schools.

WATER AND GAS LIGHT.
n REAF public sale o. Building Lots ard Residences
" south Nashville. on SATURDAY MAY BOTH. inst on
the premises, al O'Clock, p. NJ, VIII offer public
sale the following desirable property IN Howard and IN
deFWoodis Lots, Three most beautiful LOs the
corner Cherry md Kim Streets fronting in all ll2
Cherry, and l65 feet Elm. On lot there is brick
store house with dwelling attached The corner 10
Is mosI excellent ssnd for house. two lots
fronting each 30 feet Cherry the corner Of Eliza Ten
most beautiful Residence Lots, fronting 80 10 50 eet
EACH and fronting in all S52 feet Summer between Kim
and Ash Streets by 7O feet deep 20 aey with 30
frame dwellings the corner Of Summer aud Ash very
desirable lot the southeast Of Summer and Ash
ls3 feet Summer and 6 feet Ash divided into three
lots with neat frame dwelling one Also desirable
lot the OF College and ASH Streets Also neat
brick dwelling on Cherry south OF Mulberry Also desir
able LOT in McGhee's Addition.
The Gas Company are now laying pipes along Sum msr
and Kim streets and will continue Up Cherry 10 Ash and
along ASH 70 the University. Water pipes are already PIT
Gown along Cherry and will be extended Immediately
through Ash to High street
This pr0peryas not only the advantages Of free schools
water ana gahghta but desirable for private resi-
9enees, ana several lots good locations for store
summer street IS unqueet0nably the desirable resi-
oehee street all South Nashville the lots We offer are
most beautifully and conveniently located.
AERAsOne, TWO and three years credit notes bearing
nteres Wllh satisfactory security payable In Bank and
OmnibusOs and COLLATION. free as usual
Bale 70 begin on the corner Of Cherry and Elm.
NOW Is The time for bargains
mayI4-td J. l. d K W BROWN
u 1Rl0e, Auetioneer. Az Cherry street.
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HOlIOwOWay's PilIs-A Kennedy in all
Cfmates.-Lehers from every Tegion OF the earth, and
the testimony the distng uished travellers, establish
the fact all and localities these famous Pills
are an specific for bilious Diseases dyspepsia and
bave complaints. Sold manufactures No. 30 Maiden
Lane New York. and No 244 Strand London; and by all
drugg.ts. al 25c. y 5ke. and 81 ner boz.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NASHVILLE.

ARRIVED - Tennessee, Cany Fork - Wineford,
Bells Coal 1Ines-Swallow, Cincinnati-D. A. Civ
en-, Observation-Disclosures, Pittsburg
DEPARrED-J. G. Cline, Memphis-AIida, Padu-
cah-V X. Stevenson, Paducah--Winefred, Bells
Coal Mincs-Commerce, Upper Cumberland.
BoATs ExrECTED-Ella, Paducah-Salie West
81. Louis-Cuba, Paducah,
BoArs LEAvlSG-The regular Cincinnati packet
and freight steamer Swallow, Capt. Alexander Fra
zierin command, with Henri c. Berry at the desk,
departs this day for Cinciu att at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
For speed and comfort this conveyance is desira-
BE.
For CNCwNAT-The steamer D. A. Given, Gus.
Chamagrc, Master departs this day as above at 10
o'clock A. NJ
RIVER AND WEaTHER.-The river is falling, with
six feet water large on HarPeth Shoals, Weather
warm and cloudy with indications of rain.
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Prof. WOODS Hair Restorative.

We publish to-day the advertisement of this learned and
amable Professor, resident Of ST. Louis descriptive his
Wonderful Discovery. We believe there is but opinion
among ali who his Hair Restorative-and that is IN
bounded confidence in its entire efficacy. has eOOrng
in it, and effects the hair By
ing the forces, which originally give growth and color. 1t
works astonishing chunge.-EastoR (Aass Clarion.
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Proclamation.

In se combined the prophecies OF ToNIo DrURErIc and
il viii cure any disease af the Stomach Liver or Bowels,
Diarrhea Puiousness, Dyspepsia Indigestion Headache,
Intermittent Feve Sour stomach, Liver Complaint Weak
mes or Debility Pain in the stomach Bowels COsiVeness,
Night Feyers, YelOwuess Of the Skin. sc.
When taken. rrlz-s aud any morbid seers
ons in the stomach strengthens Digestive Organs
twill also disease the Uterus, hidneys, Bad-
creates healthy circulation Of blood removing ali sores
boIs, pimples OF bitches from the skin
Try IT, and be convinced Of is wonderful invigoratng pro-
FoTCHILDREN who are puny weak ard sckly, we advise
parents give them teaspOOnfll Of the CORDIAL daily
II See Circular Free, 81 rer bottle
}. e. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor Of this Cordial.
" Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine sts5
st. Louis, Missouri.
o. Fer sale by all The principal Druggists the city and
country.
10 GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
HnendOus success of tlcLeamss Volcanic Oil
Liniment Il is supercedlug every LiutmenI and
remedy or the cure Of local PANS and oTerhal diseases
Hundreds Of confirmed Grip les have been made 70 walk
by its use many hat were suffering for years with Oid
ChrOaiC res and had tired IN vain many remedies
and in Is before the public, hay g been per-
manenty cured by the Of few small bottles OF Nc
Leans Celebrated lsiniments
II Ions untried remedy, but fixed and immOv
able fact" certified o by the many thousands that
have used IT, that McLeanss volcanic oil lini-
mentis the test Ii ment that has been dscOv
ered the only reliable remedy for The permaT
Sores Of all kinds, swengs or any local pains on man or
Livery stable Keepers, Farmers, DraY-
and all that have tho charge horses should keep supply
constantly on hand 70 be used in time Of need
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.
In consequence of the increasing demand this vaus5lO
Lnim is now put 10 Nv nlyave cent bottles fy cent
and enc liar bottles. TIE Fly bottles contain rec
proportion TO their cost so h purchasers will save money by
getting the larger sizes.
al orders l0rthe Volcanic OIL Lniment be address,
ed to the pr prisor JANIS H. MCLEAN, ST Louis, No.
apr36- dtWO I'm Is
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Form Of GuqrqusG

The undersigned, residing - -- - s.s d. under
Lks Lhl If is foregoing b.d carrying the mai os the
rUute from -, On tne Mississippi var oau traucIsco
California, be aecsPlsd By tue Postmaster GENERAL Tue
bIlder snail, ruqulls4 b. rs POSTMASTER General
enter the Necessary Obg-t0n perurm he ssrsios
proposed, Win gJJ1 ana s-lngisul suiuUes.
IhlB We 90 understanding G.suU,J the obligation and
liabilities assumed oy gaarautlrs uuler he zsh session
Of The 4cI OF Congress Vi jay Z. 1850.
Da'sd- t-sasd D Two y1arantors)
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BACON-Centinues in good request, andthe market
for it is rather hrmer. We have no sales of impor-
tance TO note. We quote Hams l2Gl5; Clear Sides
IA; Ribbed DO. I36l32; Shoulders l2c.
LARp.-Sales i'm small lots at I4Gl6c
FLoUR-There was a moderately fair demand for
this article during the week but wholly confined to
city trade. Our stock has considerably increased
and more is daily expected. There being no mate
rial change werepeat last weeks quotations: Georgia
and Tennessee SUperine IS; Extra and Family 50 IS.
CoRy-The market shows an advance in this arti-
Gle since our last. The cargo Of prime white Mary
land spoken Of last week was sold during the week
for 81 O5 cash. 1t is now held at 81 10 in lots from
store: and 81 20 at retail.
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New Goods!

We are just in receipt Of large assortment Em0rod
cries New styles Black and White Lace. and Edgings
all widths and superior quality Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Satin Taheta Ribbons Of all widths and c loTs.
a. DUNCAN i CO..
No. 20 Public Square
WHITE GOODS.
in the largest and assorted stock
Of WHITE GOODS Of French and English manufactures,
SWISS Null aud NaiusOOk usns, also JacOnets and cam
brlCs, which selling al low prices.
a. J. DUNCAN co.
LINENS! LINENS
We now in receipt of large stock French and Irish
Linens linen sheeugs Poi Case Linens Of an Widths
Fancy Col0red LINENS, De, sc.
A. J. DUNCAN 4 co.
y cases French Organdes JGCOnetts and Muslns
New Sle to which invite The attention ofdeaeTs
A. j. DUNCAN & co.
so cases New Style Prints added stock Of the latest
Spring styles,
A J. DUNCAN & co.
Our stock large and well assorted aud viii be kept
by the addition o. New GooGs throughout the season.
d. >, DUNCAN b co.
msr28-6 No. 70PubIe Square,
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TEACHER HoUsE.-The attention of the travelling
public is directed to the Thaeher House. at MeAIinn
vile. It is new and most excellently kept house,
and guests viii find in Mr.. Thatcher one Of the most
gentlemanly and accommodating landlords. His
house offers most desirable retreat from the dust
and din Of the city
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE
Ed FIEKD.

\ n n u
ON THURSDAY, the 25th ofMay next, the premises
~ viii sell the following Building Lots, all Of which are
well worth the attention OF bUyeTs.
Remember property in and around Nashville is advancing
most rapidly and he who delays buying this year will have
to pay large advance hereafter The Lots shall offer
follows:
ON WATSON sTREET-si1 beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence OF Mr. Buck, fronting each so and
back ~ ee 70 10 feet alley These the Lots that
enclosed with the best cedar picket fence that made.
ON RUSSELL STkBET-ln HOusl0n's Addition, Lois %,
80 g. 3D. 49, 81 and s. the Of Oak) These Lots
50 feet front and 40 feet deep Also Ot No IL Wood
land street, this Addition, surrounded with plank
fence.
ON FATBBRLAND sTREET-LOt 70, II, 70 and 79 in
Blood's Addition.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET-Lots Nos. 5, 6, :, 6, 9, and
10 in BloOd's addition
on RUSSELL STREET-LOts Nos. H. Is and Is, in Zoli
Golfers Addition.
on WOODLAND STREBT-Nos I9, 90, 81, %, % and "a
IN BOOd's Addition Immediately opposite the buildings
These Lois shall bag on, anything could say about
them would fall lar short Of the truth.
ON The GALLATlN PIKE-LOts Nos. ,, g. 9, Il, u and
l3 in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. aud in BlOOd's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash.
ingon 100 ieetront and running back $40 feet 10 street
with street the side
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. LeseUr
fronting 100 feet on the Turnpike and running back 90 feet
alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in Shelby's Addition,
being Nos. 1875 and 1856.
TkRMS-These Lots will be sold credit Of one,
and three years. for bearing interest," satisfactorily
dOTsed and lien retained. Sale positive Omnibuses
usual. A. Y. S. LINDSLEY.
i, &. r. GLAsCOCK, AUciOneeF.
Z ? Also, Lots 100 and lOl Shebys Addition Wood
land street, adjoining the old residence lmayl5-td.
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CORE-The receipts since our last have been quite
light consisting Of 1000 bushels from North Caro-
lima of medium quality, which brought 90e.; show
ing an advance Of &C z bushe since last issue.
There has been quite active demand for Corn to
20 into the interior, for which purpose 5000 bags
Western were sold from store, at 81 to Sl,O6 bags
included
FLoUB-There has been a good enquiry for the
article this week, with sales Of some ], 700 bbls.
Western aud 500 bbls. country; the former brought
s., 80 and the latter s., 625 sold to dealers.
RACON.-There was a good demand for the article
this week and in consequence Of light stock, hold
ers have advanced their rates. IS hhds. shoulders
and 20 hhds Sides have been sold; the former bro
ll3 to y cents and the latter 143 cents. Holders
are firm at these prices.
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DEATH OF Mas. EARLT.-The Lynehbrg Virgin
Gan announces the death in that place on the 18th
inst, of Mrs. EARLY, the wife of the Rev John
Early, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South
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~ We learn by private letter received last
evening, that the convention Of Rail Road Presidents
which recently assembled in Augusta, have adopted
a new schedule, by which the mails between New
York and Nashville viii go through in less thar
three DAYS
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ia There viii be public meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association at the Second
Presbyterian Church this evening at o'clock
There viii be addresses by members Of the Associ-
alton and Music by the Nashville Musical Union.
The public are respectfully invited to attend. lt#
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Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion,
by which all persons less Affected usually
becuTed by taking moderate exercise wholesome food and
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- -, eouoLy oil -, STATE Of -, propose e
convey he entire lester mali, i0r Of 81 years
lrOui nc das specned in hs cJu.raci ur clmmsuclE
service, tim -i on he alsslasIp-I river, ID - -
Sza klanclseos Calii0rnA afezs1ly lus advertisements
E0slllass Ter General u NE zsn Apri, 1851 good
Tour uuuse codches or sprlg wagons. fr a-
yeJanga Of Passengers veil slsy security Of
tue uails, ltaly each aay, Tor tue sun of
dollars lssA y, sch Wy lor he allual su1 Of
collars segli-cssg eacR Hsy, Tor lae annual "
dollars.
Uaeds tsienedg
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PILES ! PILES ! PLIES!

THIS HITHERTO ITRACIAgLB Dssass, OF EyEEE FoRN AND
~ EvGaY STAGE,
CURED By EXTERNAL Applications ONLY.
DIR. CAFAEAGGII'S PILE SALFE
WILL never f ia giving ulnsdats relief, and posi-
w lively cur. the worst and most obstinate cases Of
HauCrrh1ri7 81 Plies. ID Is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
hereoreswhers Tor tBe Piles and the result Of years
Of patient study ana invests cation
SaHsrsrs from Piles BOW have remedy 81 baud which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
without sar Of failure W iJs part to co ell the proprietor
claims foT Be-
full directions accompanying each box and al thst Is
requisite IS strictly TO observe tneai and cure viii soon
20 I0li0W
DIP T Il. CAvAsAUGH, (PrsssntJ
Dear Sir Whsul aruEad ID the city q few days ago,
was ing intensely Eiia tue piles. mentioned my
condition 10 v0u, ssking your advice on Recommended
vour Pile salvs saying would me. tued it-tne
eject was immsilats and ! an now we'll I believe 10
TO be- ASH proved my case, IrVaus5e remedy and
sure cure hat disease the Piles aud as such recon-
mend It TO others.
Yours truly, JOHN v. HANSON, OfSt. Louie, No,
- Price 81 per box For sale 10 Nashville By EWm
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Or. 4. Z. CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aus8l-lv uude -. Louis, No.
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b. JoHN YOREE s. Co. have Frank LssEss IL
Iustrated Paper for the 28d Among the illustrations
we notice very good likeness of the Hon.AARoN
V. ARowN
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HARPER FOB JUNE.-W. 7. BERRY & Co. have re-
reived Hapsy's Magazine for June. It is more
than usually interesting
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- of AdFertLsing

II We authorized announce MOsEs sruaLEroN as
eandidats 10 Represent he counties Of Davidson Robert
son, Chestham, Montgomery, Dickson and seHsrt In the
next Congress Of the United states
The CaFss7iie Jrs0HiaH will copy and send bin this
Office foTcoreclion.
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"a We win thank our city subscribers to report
to US all failures on the part Of carriers to de-
liver their papers.
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The undersigned. posiulastzI Of . STATE Of -, Ger
tines der his o1th " gcs ne acquainted vi Ia
above guaranI0rs, aud teen u be men III urrt
aad abe " MAKE good tier qua alE5e,
Daled- (siguedl
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE
NASHVILLE, May 25. I
TOBACCO-Sales at A. Hamilton s. Co.'s of
hhds. at Sll Is; s IS; IS; IL 90; Is 10.
IES-Unchanged
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Postponenlent.

THE continued inclemency of the weather caused
70 postpone my first public sale heretofore advertised 70
Of Edgehed the l6te inst, until THURSDAY,
the 18th May The Lots wish examined before the dF Of
SALE being satisfied that the they the
ney will grow 10 public favor A, V. B. LINDSLDY.
4. z. GLAsCOCK, AUctoneer. mayI5
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A CARD.
THNO MILLWRIGHTS, Mill OWNERS AND OTHERS:
n WOlfenden q CO., at the request of their friends
and patrons nave ed their place business 10 No.
CHERRY street, three doors South Of Broad, and prepared
to patte Of every description all Machines
repaired and attended Saw ManIrs every dissertation
made order the shortest notice. they hope hy unc
ualy fulfilling all ORDERS To due share Of public
patronage lmrh3--6m
SCOTCH AGENCY.
DEM, F. SHIELDS has OBJ aimed the Agency for the
ID "Dundee" Carpet Mandatory, and Just received
5000 yards direct from ScotaDd-Fas Dutch Coors and
heavy brc which will be cheap for cash oul
BY Lmap2Ol B. F. SHIELDS, Agent for the W. 5.
FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE two story House, near the corner Of
a Spruce and Dtmumbrane IT,, containing grEooms
besides Kitchen servants room, stables &C. wi be repsd
for the remainder Of the year the accom-
Transient pay able monthly.
To a humane master young negro woman, who is a
good COOK, washer and rOner, viii Tor the baauc
OF the year. part Of the furniture rented or pur
chased. Apply 70 WILL. L. BOYD.
maj2O-u General Agent, No 60 Cherry st.
ICEI
EXPECT to keep constant supply Of Ice for sale at Mr.
s W. GuHters Depot corner OF Churcu and Vine streg
MTPeets Did stBndl Tickets iurnis-- DC. lred,
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'III1 v IIE-Lt y IUI sdIt az IIagdu . Is CUu-
tains fine engraving Of Gen. VIM Walker.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-26

HARPER FOR JUNE.-Hagan Co., Market street,
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