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STATE OF H.CAROLINA.-NORTH
- ampton County-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1s57-W W. PEBBLES, assignee of Peter Ed
wards, DR.. w. IL. Observation-Disclosures levied
land and negroes.
In this case it is ordered by the Curt that advertise
ment be made for the space of six weeks in the Raleigh
Standard newspaper published in the city of Raleigh for
the defendant to appear the of this Court
be held the Court House in the of Jackson the
levied upon, and plead to the plaintiffs action Judgment
final will be rendered against HIM for the plaintiffs debt
and the property levied condemned and sold satisfy
the plaintiff demand
Witness John T. Rogers. Clerk of said Court at Office
in Jackson, the first Monday in June, 1885,.
JOHN E. ROGERS, c. &C.
June %, 1857. 1190-w6w.
Bedford Preparatory and Polytechnic Academy.
TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will commence the first Monday in July
In addition to the usual preparatory course MILITIA
RY DEPARTMENT has been established for which
ira caye will be made and which will interfere in the
least with the regular studies of the student.
Every assistance that the increasing patronage of the
School may require, shall be secured.
This Institution is situated in Franklin County, IA miles
east of Louisburg, in healthy, moral, and intelligent
neighborhood
Tuition, per session, in English branches, $40 90
Latin Greek, g., &C., Is 90
Board can be had at IS per month, including washing
and fuel.
Any person desiring further information will please ad
dress the Principal Dr. G. Stills, at Castala, n. c.
GEORGE w. ARLINGTON, Principal
June %, 1857. ll9O-wtf.
Register CODY,
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STAGE LINE.-We call attention to Mr.. G. S.
Browns advertisement of his Stage line from Sails
bury to Asheville. Those desiring to travel in that
direction may rest assured that the line is well stocked
and every thing pertaining to it well ordered. We
know Brown, and whatever he undertakes he does
ND brown.
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PLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
TIME TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE
procured the services CT Mr. Fl. D. Fowler, graduate
open Wednesday, sth of july and close the last Fri
day in November.
Pleasant Grove is situated the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad mile from Forestvle healthy intelli-
gent and moral neghborhood in the State Board
from IS to $40 per month Tuition SIS per session. and
deduction except in of protracted sickness Students
entering the first month will be charged from the opening
Of the session, otherwise from time of entering.
JOHN r. DUNN,
Sec'y of Board of Trustees.
Forestville, June %, 1857. 1190-3wpd.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.-It VIII be seen, by
reference to our advertising columns that the Di-
recors have been fortunate in securing the services
of Rev. VIM E. PELL, President of this excellent
institution of learning. We learn he will have asso-
ciated with him large and competent corps of AS
sistants, to give instruction in all the departments of
Female Education. 1t will be second to in the
country.
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IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS!
Especially to the Heads of Schools, Seminar1

Especially to the Heads of Schools, Seminar1es
and Colleges.
TUNHE LARGE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING CIR
IL culaon of the "GOLDSBORO' TRIBUNE" renders
it the best medium for advertisers who wish
muncate with all the Eastern part of the State Its
ation in Eastern Carolina is much larger than that any
other paper Advertisements inserted moderate terms
The TRBuNE has the best staff of correspondents and
furnishes fuller summary of late and important than
paper in the State Mailed to subscribers at two dol
lars year, in advance.
The TRIBUNE JOB OFFICE is complete and we
prepared to do Printing of all kinds well and
cheap it can be done in the South. Orders solicited
Address WIN. ROBINSON CO.,
Goldsboro, N. C.
June 49, 1857. l19O-Sm.
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zen. WALKERS LErrER-As an item of news
we publish the letter of Gen. Walker to President
Buchanan. Every thing relating to this remarkable
adventurer is of interest to the people generally.
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CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

RALEIGH, June 20, 1857.
At a special meeting of the Board of Commits.
sioners, held this evening, -
The Board proceeded to elect Mayor to serve
during the absence of Vim. D. Haywood Esq, pre-
sent incumbent, to receive the same pay in his
stead whereupon, Capt. VIM. II. Harrison was du-
ly, elected, with all the powers and duties of the
same.
Capt. Harrison appeared, was qualified by G. B.
Root Esq, and took the Chair
j. j. CHRISTOPHERS, Clerk.
az Register copy.
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FOR THE VEST

THnouaH N 86 HOURS, AND CROSSING THE BLUE RIDGE "
1 ~ sSs- THE
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Institation for tie Deaf aad DHmb and The
y2lSmA.

A CONCERT VIII BIZ GIVEN BY THE PUPILS
n IN THE BLIND DEPARTMENT on Thursday even-
ing June e5h at o'clock in the Chapel Of the Institution
The ANIMAL EXAMINATION will be held in the Chapel on
Friday morning, june 2eth, 1t o'clock.
AN Address will b delivered by Kemp P. Battle Esq.,
in the Commons Hail on Friday evening, at O'Clock, at
aud Dialogue in Tie sign language By two deaf msts pu-
pills.
e'''' v. D. COOKS, Principal.
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DALEIGH SELECT SCHOOL..--THE SEC.
III ond session of this institution will commence the 9Th
July next Boys preparing for Collegiate pre-
fered 1t is desirable that students be present at the
ming of the session. though they enter at time and
be charged from the time Boys will be prepared
for the Junior class if necessary For further particulars
address either of the undersigned
i 5n 3 9 3. BoBib1rr, Fropristors.
June 10 1857. 60-3t
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STATE OF dORT8sCAR0LINA... -NORTH-
- ampton CounttCourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term 1S57-W. W. Peebles assignee Of John bite.
head, vs. Dr.. ". H. Observation-Disclosures levied o.
land and negroes.
In this is ordered by the Court that advertisement
for the space of six weeks be made in the Raleigh Stand
ard newspaper published in the city of Raleigh for the
defendant appear at the next term Of this Court to be
held at the Court House in the town of Jackson the
first Monday in September next and replevy the property
levied upon, and plead to the plaintiffs action or judg-
debt and property levied on condemned and sold to sats-
fly the plaintiffs demand.
Witness John Rogers Clerk of said Court at Office in
jackson, the first Monday of june. 1857.
JOHN E. ROGERS, g. c. G.
June %. 1857 1l90-w6w.
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KNAPP OF REEDS MALE ACADEMY.
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will open Monday, 9th day of July next, under
the instruction of Mr. John Devn Principal who recom
mended BY the Faculty Of Wake Forest College being
heretofore, liberal Board Il 80 per month For par
ticulars address the subscriber
A. NJ. vEAZEY, Secretary.
KNAPP of Reeds, Granville Co.. N. C.
June %, 1857. 6l-St
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BY J. e. LEMOINE & SONS, AUCT's.

Jarratt's Hotel for Sale, ON the sth July, 1857.
VHHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS WILL Of
Court of Petersburg the we'll known and valuable property
called JARRATTs HOTEL, eigiby situated in said city.
The sale will be conducted on the premises of the Hotel at
comprises about two of land which is occupied BY
the Hotel ohthouses, stables used in connection
Herewith garden and yards the whole being desirable
and convenient aduncts to the HOTEL which Of the
largest said City Of Petersburg 1t is under lease
which will expire the 3lst of December next and pos
session will be given the purchaser the day.
enough to pay expenses of the sale; three
equal deferred payments at two and three years from
the LIST January 1885, with interest from that date payable
semannuay the deferred payments and the interest be
secured by well endorsed negotiable notes. and deed of
trust on the property.
WILLIAM BROMLEY,
ROB'T r. COLLIER.
JAMES Med. ANDERSON
]. E. LEMOINE SONS. Aucts.
June -, 1857. 5s-w&swtd
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NEGROES WANTED.-MORGAN, ROGERS 4
~ Co wish to buy likely young negroes, and will pay
the highest cash prices for them They will attend to in
formation the subject from any Of the State Their
Postofice is Fish Dam, Wake Co., N. G.
May %, 1857. 1186-w&sw2mpd
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W We have received full account of the dis.
cussion between Messrs. Smith and Shaw at Eden
ton, which we compelled to defer until next
The gentleman who furnishes it will accept our
thanks.
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May !, 1857.
SPEECHES AND TAXES.

BE CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY AND SUPERB
or Court Clerks will meet and address their fellow
~, <,Jln nd MI
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M. LOVEJOY'S ACADEMY....THISI IN
- stution will be re-opened the 9Th of july 1857
J. NJ LOVEJOY.
July %, 1857. .- el-sw4t.
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NOMMON SCHOOLS.-THE EXAMINATION OF
~ Teachers of Common Schools for Wake County, will
be held at the Court House in Raleigh the first Satur
day in July August and September next Each applicant
must produce the day examination his last certificate
of scholarship, also certificate of good character
WILSON w. WHITAKER Chm
June g. 1851. Otis.
~ Register copy.
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Female School in Hillsborough, N. C.
IL WELLS School for young ladies will open on We'd
nesday the 18th of July For circular containing TERMS
&C.. address, REV R. BURWEIL,
Hillsboro' N. C.
June %, 1887. '@' 6I-swst
uH Register, Fayetteville Observer, and Newbern
Union insert thee times.
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June 90, 1857.
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WILSON ACADEMY
Wilson Female Sem nary.
W.T. CON-

vUNHESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REOPENED FOR THE
admission of pupils Tuesday, the first day of Sep
tenber 1857 under the supervision and tuition Of Mr. and
fully selected assistants Any desired Information given
OH application to the Principal d. s. Richardson A.
at Cornish Flat New Hampshire until the 18th of August
and at Wilson, N. G., after that time VIM. Il. Bum
Esq, at Wilson.
June %, 1857. Gift
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09
GRAND CONsOEIDATED LOTTERY. No..

5f8 prizes amounting to. S402 900
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters S..
Please address ali orders for Tickets Magnia-
nj scheme, 10 7. II. HUBBARD & CO,
No. 80 Fayette st. or Box No. 4O Baltimore Nd.
III 7. H. Hubbard q Co. hoFized gents 20 all
all orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries.
mth9i-tf r FRANCE & co.
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n EsIDFNCE ANDBUILDING LOTS FOR

a DESIRABLE Tract Of Land Of ITO acres, about X
miles from the city the Brick Church Pike, divided
into Ten Beautiful Building Lots On Of The Lots there
Il a neat Frl me House Niih We will sell
bargain il the above, ether whole or 10 L0is par
chasers may desire J. L. & z. ". BROWN,
maf25-sl0t "a Cherry street
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snk and Dress Goods Department men 49,

n his department viii be found anthO Of the
Brocado, from cheap to the most costly,
Kloanees 90 do do do 90 srs
Plain cord Pou de Louis Tor day and evening,
klsh MolTe Anti9us, l for Pro@eRades DO
satiHs sil widths, coOrs and qualities,
Rishof7s Black Gro de Rhines,
Back Psris and Lyons Iateias, cheap,
do Fg'd silks, premier designs,
dc Royal Mourning Pou dc Loire,
40 Armures ispehan and Gro de Antique,
Rich SILK Robes for Dinner and Evt ming,
Rsh rege Robes, Georgia Cashmere and POmPadOuT
organGy Robes from parti cord to full ohintz, ..
ESw and exquisite designs in Musns, Bareges and yaO-
oneis,
Plain Jaeonets IN all oolors,
Rich and magnificent designs il all OF the above,
All descriptions Of Traverg Dress Goods.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Sets Worked CoIarp and Sleeves,
breakfast sets csmbic and jac0net
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for Old ladies
An immense STOCK OF Swiss and laconet edgngs and IN
swiss Jaoonet and Dimity sounces, plain and highly
Tentboasand Novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here Stock will excel in variesy. assortment vii
be Great Rich and Complete. We shall keep
CHLDREE's, WOMEN s AND MEE5 HOSE AND HALE
HosE
MerRo SILK and Cotton Vests aid Drawers for Children
ls,andre aud josephine Kid Gloves.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best max e
Irish Linens, Lawns and CambTicS,
Printed Linens and Jacones for Children,
In all descriptions Of Goods FOR children, stock vii
be choice
Caoos and Domestic COons, very large and cheap as
Uertment.
MantilIas, ShaWIs and scaTfs,
or every desirable fabric India, French Vienna and
tsh. Every description Of Garments VIII be offered in
department.
House Furnishings,
Huck Towels plsin and damask borders,
do do tnnged and C0Ored ends,
All descriptions Of Towels and Diapers,
French DEmask and Turkish TOws.s,
Furniture and Glass Cloths,
Rich Curain DamasEs. trimmings 70 match.
Rich Gilt Cornce, Bands and Pins,
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains,
Bud Holland window Shades
Rich TaDle Damask5 and CIaths fer dinner nartIes,
Furniture CalJCOs and Bimilies,
White and COLD Mosquito Nets
Summer Quilts and C5unggrpanes.
Linen and Gotten Shsetngsaii widths,
Bed Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Iuttings,
To this part OF stock II E needss 20 refer as u is con
reded keep the largest and at III imetim
cheapest stock ia the W eSterR country.
Plantation and egrO Goods
And al goods by IHs piece sale prices We hOpt
friends this the best assortment Neg
GOods have had the pleasure Offer and we mos
especially invite all 70 make visit tlat they nav eel
W fully shall meet their expectations.
X. c. MCNAIRY &CO
fH-Cq s. College Street
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n 50FE7TANT no CITY AND COUNTR
ADA WATCH-MAKERSo
CF1AS. ROBERTSON.

Late ct j. Ct. & q Robertson Bread strOct)
CONFECTIONES AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
& J dealer ID Fruits Nuts Cigars, Totacco, Toys aud
Fancy Articles Generally No H. Market Street. opposite
Morris STATIONS would respectfully Inform The citizens
Nashville and surrounding community that he 10 per-
,sDeptIv located in the above business ana would be
pIsased to receive share Of public patronage
FPartcuar attention paid 10 orders IRON the country
dss7-ly
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To be drawn in Baltlm ore, Md, on
THURSDAY, April. 80, 1857.
r. FRANCE q CO., Managers.
nRANINGS conducted under the superniendsnee Of the
II State Lottery Commissioner
Grand Capital Prize 100 Prizes Of coo each -LoWest
Prize IN the Lottery StO0-Ehois Tickets $50
This Is the Magnificent Scheme ever drawn in the
United States Only $1,000 Tickets all OF which printed
as follows; 5000 in Whole Tieksts5e00 in half Tickets
10000 IN Quarter Hekets-l0 600 in Eighth Tickets.
As all these Tickets will doubt be sold by the day Of
Drawing persons distance will forward their orders
soon as possible.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Md.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd. Thursday April 90 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME
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Or. MORsE'S
Invigorating Cordial.

THIS Cordial win actually cure permanently. General De-
Il hy, Impotency lucontnence, Loss % hrscnier hn-
sgy, Physical Lasstuds and General Prnslaons fna5
3, all Nervous Dis0rdsrl Affections Of ne LIVER e ~ ~
considered invaluable IN eung Cousu piion he
cordial has supsrseded ell other preparations ever offered
the public Tor the above complaints and ne aaaF s4
Tor price, renders t decidedly the cheapest prep oa
In MaEHfactursd b. DrC h. King, No. ls4 nfoaNHaJ
n. y, aad sold ~ $50
Sole Agents for TsnnsEsses No. 10, soaa sias Fa99a
Square, Nashville, Tsnnslssg. lsPs-a
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AND CHATTANOOGl
Railroad.
Nashville Spring Races.
l sc

~
"WEDNESDAY, May 9th, Is57-Sweepsakes for untrled
w year ods-1 mile hestsSlO0 entrance, $50 forfeit.
Three or more to make race, close lst Of April.
SAME DAY.-Match Race for $500 aside $1,000 forfeit
one mile heRs-tWO year dds carrying 80 pounds Ihos
Bacon gr colt by imported Albion, dam BY Levi
athan. VIM ROundtree names E6y Bynum BY Glencoe,
dam by OthellO or Shamrock.
THURSDAY, May 2sth.-ProPrstor'S Purse S2OO-mile
heats.
FRIDAY. May 2gth.-sweepsiakes for year olds-s9OO
entrance $50 fooue mile heats Three or more to make
a race to close ist OF April.
SATURDAY May 9Oth-ProPrietoTs Purse s30O-two mile
heats Uan16-ul w. PHlLLIPs, Proprietor
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
TIME Directors of this Company announce to the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion OF the ground
undivided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen at the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves the public to spare
money or pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel some PRIDE In
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent super
intendent living the ground under whose direction IN
termens viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
for at purpose an Omnibus will leave the office OF Lnds
lev q Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
sit inst and on every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds,
will be called for at their residences by sending their
cards to the President of the Company.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't.
r. " NANCE Sec'y. jy6-6
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~ Il. EKEEE.

Na. G.. ESKSsJCEIs
Tas inst returned from the with the largest Stock Of
III consigned Goods be sold at Wholesale and Retail
offered in the Wss.sr n, e coz t0'wi';
1908 Rsams Of Letter Paper; 1890 seseaing Envelopes
1900 " note paper, Gilt20JO =, Fancyj cords
5000 E9 I g Com'ol. Paper kinds;
SSS Bin Bun, c1P 7 0S9 gross aP See P Pencils
7ss - Fancy Note,
$3.50 sets LuIves and Forks 1000 Hammers and Hatchs
IO0O Pocket Knives; 100 dozen Argentine Silver
SSS R RszSTs u cords ofdouble barrel Guns
FANCY GOODS.
% doz Cologne ,.o,P Bose u,
90 Hair OIL 55OJForl MonaeH,
32I8 Fancy Work Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdks:
500 Ladies' Companions; 10 " SAk DO
5000 packs Pins. No o, 4, y e250OO SPn9l Ihieal'
1000 PSir Buck skin Gloves; MarinO undertaking.
$50 doz gents white and fancy
10 600 vol. standard Bookg5 ,-,, rr,,,,,,rp,,
GOLD WATCHES AMI JE y, FL LI's -, ,,,,
Is Magic case Gold Watches; $50 do Cold neck Ohalns
manufactured by Joseph % 60 Eoo seais ana Aelss
TCbrsCT 3, On street. with LocEFJs
Ifgn-No6I 500 sets Of Canoes, in cases
$50 silver Lever Watches $50 do ElorsntiInss, dos
10 o. Fgro SILVER do 500 pair Plain Gold Ear Kings
- ComDosItou do 5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breast
IS +Sas Hunting case ' 7ooo Gents and LADIES' Gold
in do Chatlings Pencils,
g70J0 worth Of Gold Finger
Kings 800, rr-,s
1000 Gold Pens with SILVER liver Cases assorted
.d an other articles usually found in Jewelry Establish
,ents Merchants PeddeTs and the citizens generally are
invited to call and make selecuon as all me above
$3.50 nave 10 be closed out IN limited time, as they be
ID ~ different estates have numerous o5r articles too
ts4us 10 mention, shortI have anything that Lady or
6enus sT Sr Consgnees No Il Cedar street. Nashville,
Tennessee -
TTPOKTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
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DECEIVED Der steamers Sale West and Ella good sup
IL ply Of Gsiena Potatoes White and Blue NeshanosEs
fne Ter planting. For sale by BYRNE d MILLER,
mars No. Broad stree =,
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Charles HeidSick
CHAMPAGNE.

THE rapid sale with which ny last importation Of tha
a article met has induced order a supply,
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR 70 any lot tFeE
yet offered. recommend the Trade we'll Tor
family use. D. /. SIMPSON, q Public Square,
march4 BENZ ?. ShildBi Com House
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SOAEFHING NEW.
aANgEL C.. RoYoE. HLVRsaoH
BOYSE & ELVERSON,
MBRCHANTTAILORING AND GENTLEMEEs
FURNISHING STORE,

FURNISHING STORE,
No. 20, PUBLo SQUARE
1HB ubscrosrs desire 70 call public attention to their IN
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF CIoths, Cas-
simeres, VestimRs, DrfllIngs. Ready-mada
Clothing and a fun stock Of GemtIemen's FuF-
Having purchased our stock under the most favorable cir
oumslaness viii offer great Inducements 70 cash pune
tual time dealers and solicit ron the trade examination
Of our stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would call
special attention 90 The assortment Of Clohs Casmsrss
and FesinEs which We viii make up . order In me latest
styles and warranted 70 e. sale. We also eal asn-
ton stock Of Ready made Clothing, Manufactured
expressly Tor our trade which we are determined % sell O.
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our stock
OF Genusmen's Furnishing Goods viii Away be found
Pste We will speedily have in torea ane stock o. oY's
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good JourHsymsu-uous but good ones
need apply. BOYSE ELVBRsuN,
h5s-1 No. %, Public Square.
HOFFEE.-40O sacks prime Rio Coffee, 50 sasEs Java
~ in store and Cor sale By H. s. FRENCH SON
\ ALT.-g70O bags and ans salt 500 barrels sa
= in store ana for ssis BY H.S.FRENCH & son.
MOLAsSES.-lOo PaekagDs rev n st0Is and for aaio-
VI ianl7 H. 5. FRENCH & son.
CANDLES,--6Oo boxes star Candies, 700 hali sad Guar
~ s boxes Star Candies, go boxes Taiow candles, In
Ht1To and for saloby e. s.FRENCH & son.
GLOVER SEE D.-l20 bbls prime Clover Seed in store
- and for sale BY h. S. FRENCH q son.
VVANTE Ds-Hos00 pounds bacon 1000 bushss DRIED
" Fruit 10000 lbs Psathers5 foE watch We viii pay The
jani7 p'''' B.o 90 as. FRENCH & SON.
NAILS.-llO9 Eegs, yhesliBg)in store and Cor sale b.
~ ianIz 4. S. PRENGH son.
Scotch & Irish Whisky
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust received shipment Ofssveul puneheons and keys
u sUFERI0R article direct from Belfast, Ireland. l
viii fsund par0F any offered b this market
B. L. SIMPSON,
maFch4 q Public Square.
GENUiN EGORDON DUFF SHERRY VINE.
FRESH supply in packages Just received and
"A for sale By d. SIMPSON,
marCh4 a Public square.
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
TTJHREE original casks, which offer and
Il PERfoa Visa. B. I. SIMPSON,
march4 q Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09
Mcclure, Buck e Co,

NO. Is MARKET STREET,
TTAyB aIwavs on band Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tunod
III IoDper Rivets Castings ParoF and Chamber Crates,
Stoves lin Ware, complete assortment Of articles
usually kept In oar ins
ountr Merchants are requested 70 call and examine on
stock before purchase elsewhere, prepared
an bills upon good terms any house out West
TTTSF RECEIVED q lot % superior Floor seal8B.
ID Also, Platform and Counter Scaiea-
Iau30 MCCLURE BUCK co.
~ making Wrought Iron Stoves ltis better thar
" any other house IN me United States.
jan30 MCCLURE, BUCK g. co.
a Ja650 MCCLURE SUCK co.
10 OOFING GusriaF and an kinds OF Tin sheet lron ana
n Copper Work done IN the most uorkmanks manner
Jan3O-d3m. MCCLURE, BUCK & co.