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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

vERANDAH HOTEL, Corner Of Camp
Street and Lafayette Gquare.Un snd after the LIST Oco-
= Der meals will be served at this Hotel follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until l0 O'Clock.
Dinner from till O'Clock.
Tea from till O'Clock.
6rn r. .-ff 49,
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"a q: yNeAs,s DANclNG ACADEMY, AT

m J. yEGAS,S DANCING ACADEMY, AT
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL. ..s ,-.-...5 =
M j. VEGAS most respectfully friends
the public, that his popular Dancing Academy is
the season. Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the most liberal The teaching will COM
The fashionsbIe iancers' Quade and the Caledonans
Quadre in the first circles Of Paris and London last
winter will be taught by Mr.. Vegas. ,
popular Childrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr.. j. Vegas once every month.
The DAYS and hours of Tuition follows:
ades-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 Till IL
o'clock N.
Chiiden-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from till
Gentemen-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
O'Clock p. N. I'D, ...
Nly- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday. .=..Is.
Particular will be given to Children, and
before taught in this city will be brought
out
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries and Private
Families .,.... s..q..... :. .
The Musical Department under the charge that excellent
yioins Mr. A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees ~
n5- For terms, apply to Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Feows'
Hall or at MIR. GABICpS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
s26 Am ...h .,
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% CIIILDREN'S BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS
n HALL-Psof VEGA AS respectfully informs his friends
fNIs BALL will be given FRIDAY, 4h of December,
odd Hall when his pupils will exhibit the Fancy
Quadrie. 49,. .a. Hl.a.E a.- l-.445 .aa
tinue until II O'Clock after which the Ball the Adults will
begin.
Prices of Admisson-Iades and Children not pupils free
Gentlemen 81 50 Pupils free. -.tg
Children wishing to obtain nytatons will please
send to Mr. j. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hall. Gentlemeus
Tickets obtained at the Hall the Music stoes
Ticket Office the night Of the Ball ..- -
will be admitted except he presents his Ticket at the
door ul6
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NOTICE-THE STEAMER SWAN WILL PAY NO
IN bills without order from the Captain or Clerk.
CHARLES HAYES,
d3 I'm l--- Master Of. Steamer Swan
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ADJUSTMENTS,
CT. CHARLES TIaEATlsfs-sr. cHARLEs Err
B. DsBAR, Lessss ard Manager. III. CoRRI Act. Man.

I'm 1,1a n FED Tya 4. rrIc fsfS Tra ey
- - Tl773l # o. ----- t77 - 9s77fsi
B. DsBAR Lease ard Manage II, CORRf Act Man. !
Last nshs pas snrss q VERSION q
A1 ~ l u'ooM AAcnie -
THURsDAY EVENING, December 3, 1ee7, Il
Second night Of c successful comedy or THE FORTUNE
~ eoa ~ ~ 4 Il o KIN sos s9pss
xs.n M.s AZ euSSs ~ .r - ,.htoI M ~.
pece S .on.. !. ~ ..wh G.s Y me-
10 concluee With the farce of MILLY THE MAID WITH
THE MILKING PAIl-Dcon, Mr. Y. Bowers; Mlly, with
song, miss As.e Heisnoids l. 4 ~
PRICES or ADNIssfON-Dres1 Circle ssd Parqzste Is
SECOND Circs ~ cents Gallery cents Quadroon Boz
Doors open at Nj Overture commences At o'clock Boz
Once open daily from u 70 y r. H.. 9 1000. =.
IS .i G. q. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
ryRIAF,x tsAIETY-oR RAyIER sTREET-l
H. N : - = : : = - = -. = ; - : - - :
e.xee a,d Manager z W a cprsP
Tress,rsr = 80 \ Il, II " " 'CINNyNa
'' ~ - ' i'' ''-
THURSDAY EVENING. December s. 1851
+ ~. ws..n, .rs..,u.... -. D., . ~ - - ~. - p-,.,
Inc enaeItu And bionon Iroupe uate hevesJ
- he 11e giloent e Censso r;
ne1u ~ Hamqy peAutui Daiei 81 VI
g IhE L VI ~ .sscono @ nigns 9. AAnio
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nfs. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
~ tholomew Hospitals and six with Rcord Of Paris
has reopened his Office at No. II Daaphine street. for general
practice especially of oil diseases
Genestive Organs both without the Of mercury
NJ. and 4to6 6 I'M. 5g- = (. s.s5sg3 4 -9DI as 3pr
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REMOVALS..

u pEMOVAL-C. W. PHILLIPS co. HAVE RE
IL moved to As Union street. n13 I'm
ID e EMOVED-CLARK, MOSBY co. HAVE RE-
II moved 81 Front street and SS Fulton street NIL
d EMOVAIA-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS Is re-
II moved the Banking House, Of St. Charles
and Union streets. n9
A & j. DENNISTOUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
IL No. l24 Graver street, C8rondee o3l I'm
DENIOVAL-s WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
IL Cmp the of Gravier and New Levee
o28
ID DEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
II his Notara Office No. 50 Royal street. between Custom
house and Bienville streets.
os EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
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TOEIN TOOL, ON THE CORNER OF GIROD AND
Dryades the person who charged Mary Ann
Keans with obbing him of dollars and fifty
He knows nothing OF the matter in any way.
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CHANTS-A large stock of RIBBONS PLUMES, FLOW
ERS etc. at private sale the trade only reduced
prices, at VINCENT Il CO.'S,
Is Cusomhouse street.
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- ST. LOUIS HOTEL-DURING THE PAST
this elegant Family Hotel has been thoroughly
3 cleaned additional improvements added and in general
renovated It will the reception Of its friends
patrons THURSDAY LIST October next Patrons will
find the Hotel Stage and Baggage Wagon the arrival
u cars and steamboats,.
sci 3m CHARLES L., GUMBEL.
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- FOR Sale OVER TWENTY THOUSAND
GEM DOLLARS WORTH OF F#
MM REAL EsTATE-Improyed,

EM REAL EsTA TE-Improved,
AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF MILLS.
The Real Estate consists of
A handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE, fronting Plaque.
mine finished in the best and most modern STYLE contain
Ing large dining handsome parors, library five bed
halls pantries Closets bnth galleries front and
together with the out buildings large els
and yard and garden with shrubbery and fruit in
Also, 4 SQUARE OF GROUND, fronting on Napoleon
Avenue On this property there is large building used
Mil factory which suitable for planning mill or sash fac
tory other mechanical purpose also building,
40 by 20 feet with shed Of 20 feet which easily
veed into comfortable residence also neat house and kit
chen, with each, suitable for small family.
Alio, SQUARE OF GRou ", in Riekervie, fronting
Mrgazne street. opposite the Protestant Asylum con
ing 20 lots This property is in high state of cultivation as
garden. -
furnished in almost numbers The removal Of his factory
to the town of Kenner will enable him to meet the great de-
+ mand. ..s..s.
Also, THE SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF ROOFING, which
10 manufactured in such quantities to fill all orders
Any and all the ahoye offered in sXshange for the
which will be taken AT PAR.
Applyto w. p. COLEMAN,
+st.3- IS st. Charles street .
o1E Ie,ufrr .
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Nj. SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
SsPOT, No SO Royal street.
ttEIv The undersigned would call the attention OF the
public to his and extensive stock of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes expressly to his Older
These Pianos nish admirable and TOUCH
passed by and offered the lowest marker prices
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL. ORGANS, Accor-
dons Fu,nas of Louis XV Oriental and Gothic style,
with or without the Celeste Sound. - .
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
ar, lite LOuis lanai
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PUAE sr1s1rs ~ sos4fs ss; IsS5ss Il / IS sS #
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ENDINBURGs ALE-A CONSIGNMENT OF 200 casks
assorted Pints and Quarts board ship A. Morrison,
from the Clyde, for sale arrive, bv
mig If HUGH McCOLI. GO Carondelet street.
DHILADELPHIA BROKEN AND SCREENED
L COAL-We prepared to deliver the best quality OF
tun, cash. -s5s .ltl5.- 5a7se5S
Orders be left No 40 Common street. under as Office
LII srsA J. II. ASHBRIDGE & CO.. l20 Common ST.
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FOR RENT.


- FOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
M"7ng House, No. 46 Liberty formerly Treme) street,
El Common 1t is well calculated accommodate
large IS, family. Apply to VIM caFdSaY aSa1sr street
EyOR RENT-SEvERAL FINE ROOMS, SUITABLE
Charles and Union streets Apply to the Cashier n9 If
E'OR RENE-THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE FIRST
floor stairs, No. 70 St. Charles street, the
n3tf LANE, MAYFIELD L co.
- FOR RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST
1 pleasantly comfortable dwellings in the Fourth
I District comprising the two lots corner of Second and
Chesnut The house contains eight In ts main
house, with kitchen, room bath rooms sabe
large cerns flower garden short convenience
for large family
This property will be sold low leased good tenant
reasonable Address Box 49, Mechanics Exchange
apply the office Of NJ Carvn Co. the Levee. opposite
oa6 n - JAMES DAVIS.
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~ STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
l6A1{St, steamer GRAMPUS, now lying the opposite
lee2 side Of the river in good running order and well
found; well adapted for towing busness
feet long beam, feet hold, 1s inch cylinder foot
stroke will accommodating For further
tculars, apply to J. H. PHELPS,
rn24 3pf 27 street.
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References-Messrs. Hitchcock Latting; samuel Smith
Co. BogaIt Foley Avery, New Orleans hessrs Vance
Brother, San Antonio. - n25 tf&3tW
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THANKsGIvING PROCLAMATION

CHARLES WOODBURY., SPECIAL DETECTIVE
~ FREIGHT POLICE OFFICE, No l5 Poydras street.
Having an appointment and commission from the Hon G. N
Waterman Mayor of the city of New Orleans, agents.
sgnees and officers Of ships and steamboats, notified that
prepared receive and puHctuay attend all orders left
by day night. n27 3m
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CIDER R-swEET CIDER-MANU-
featured daily at f. G. CLOUDS rs St. Charles street,
where lovers Of the Juice have fresh II from the
mill. E. G. CLOUD,
d3 Ct Is St. Charles street.
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-. vERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
0$.3 fayette Square and Camp street.
l This favore estabshment Nornerly Flsrsncs House)
undergoing thorough renovation opened to
the public the ls October. The location being opposite La
ionabe places amusement better adapted
antilles {haypg broad versndahs) than hoe
South This house be Of the first class
In all its appointments.
sell - JOHN r JETER
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THO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN
desgned respectfully informs city and country Dealers
generally that he has lately added to his
of SNUFFS which obtained medal at the Universal
Exhibition Paris IN 1850 the Manufacture Of all kinds Of
those Of the most celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant taste. ~
General Depot his Store No. l6 ST. Louis street. Manu-
Of 6n' So e w 10 A. DELpIT
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~ T. EoaSsr Govh ps gsIs Ra
A TTENDU que George w. shaw presente
IA petition ia pee dobtenir de
ee Ia succession vacanfe dc Thomas NJ Shaw decide
fntestAt- '
Avis est lie donne tons que celia peut
cerner deduire dix jours les aisons
quees Il ne serait pas fait droit Il dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour tiss tait 1. '---
| MA q d3 ssastA.- A. DREUX, Dapute grefBer.
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{NHISKY-4O0b bbls Boyle's Rose, for sale by
wv .-t JOSEPH lands q CO.,
n30 So 3Tchoupitoulas street,
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Doors open at 6 O'Clock Peformancs connnencss I.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle, Latticcd Boxes
parquee and Second Boxes 81 50 Pit 81; Third Gallery:
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for. az
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~ N JOSEPH p. NIOREIRA, DEALER
(gsA q din OYSTERS-Wholesale and Retail.
>ANAITv Steamboats, and Families supplied at Nos. 18
SET and 20 Fulton and 10 Front street, New Orleans.
N B-Orders Oysters either in the shell opened, at
dispatch Spced and Pickled Oysters always
on hand s n3 3m
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CITY Hall, December l. 1857. :
NOTICE OF ELECTION-IN coNFoRMIIY
In with Resolution No. 3605 of the Common Council of the
city New Orleans approved November r. 1851 election
will be held on THURSDAY, 18th December inst
the Third Ward, Assistant Aldermen fill the
cances occasioned by the designations Of N Bailey and b.
Campbell
Eighth Ward Assistant Alderman fill the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of p DeIabarre
election will held the provisions of the Act of
1851 and the Inspectors and places for holding will be
pointed by the Central Board of according
to law. CHAS. NJ WATERMAN,
MayOr
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81 1. o. o. F.-Hoyard Lodge No. I3 nseets
EVERY YTHURsDAXEvENING, in Lodge Room, Nc; I, Odd
G.; ALEXR. PoRTEoUs, V. G.; A. DE soLA. Recording
Secretary; B. DASILVA, Per Secretary; THADDEUS D.
VAN HORN, Treasurer. Jas
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AUCTIoN SALES.

d LADIES' AUCTION AT 1856 CAMP DISCONTINUED
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Aucticneer,
# s Once, 70 Common streets
yrvFfURSDAY. the I'D instant, at ha1f-paat
10 O'clock the No 1855 Camp street. bewesn Julia
= q sTns. T y .ss s.sSt w. sSse"' ', - as q
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nIcDONNELL's REsTAURANT

~ ~ JOHN DAVIS, OYSTER SALOON, No
WA Ill6 Gravier stree-This establishment has been
MlW fitted up expressly for the undersigned, in
SZ magnificent manner and Is open for the
of his friends end the public His arrangements
such that epcures always rely obtaining at his
Saloon the very best BAYOU OYSTERS, GREEN TURTLE,
GAME FISH etc., and In short luxury the taste
could DESIRE 5-s. I
Families supplied and Meals furnished at all hours and
shortest notice. - -'
other establishment in the city.
PICKLED OYSTERS put up to order and guaranteed.
rI shall open Branch Of establishment on the lst OF
October. in Natchez Miss. SELF 3m
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PORT hOYAL AOrr>. AND FEKl,Y,
Eor sale.

THIS desahle property offered iOF sale. Any
wishing 20 euBlrk hs bushes alone Or in cORnto-
uu WI.h me AeIca-, Otsry MeChaulcal business
wt nHd hs g4bOrnOyd, ample means ana encourage
ms NJ there b. demand Tor increase in LRess lines OF
business. lie hOle Ferry I0uEd lucrative BY
tvs Ives The house been newly aHd thoroughly
puir0d andis good lT business. lac Fern
Lew.
PoTt Royal situated n Montgomery county, Tennessee,
on he'd RIVER, IN rteun nil nOrh Of Ulakssile,
The rozL eslern h0ut5 hlTylE miles from Nashville
leaa H0pkIussu GolcOu and Green's ieTy ;c0uss-
quentl tae udg Of emgIaOn th0
3eru states, pass through here aud Ferry,
which VI iIse has cleared Elk hundred dollars
seasUn For boarding and ausienl hotel
partcu aTly Ctslrbio Ihs neigh sallhy and
pEUzpeIOusi society the best The state schJOi
zig Ous Institutions abundant Call an detsr-
mined % sell Tlnwith, and bargain may be had. Any
Communication viii reacl at R0l al, Tennessee.
apE24-OozIW2nu J. Il. .MALLOaY
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TEWE ~HROs % HOURS.
EFVRAINS run through from stevens m to Mem a0-1
H phis and make close connection with trains EelyEk
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad az st-yen- 9
Through Ticket, from Nashville to Memphis sold for
Sl2 Time through % hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengs should leave Nashville the o'clock P
Train, which arrives Stevenson IS A. NJ and con-
meets Trains for Memphis. No delay except il chang
ing cars G. l.. ANDERSON,
upril3-tf. Ticket Agent
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stopping a. southampton, both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London and Havro
over other route for the economy OF time and money
Passage nom New YOrk to Southampton and Bremen, First
Csbiu Main SalOOB 3O dollars First CABIN, Lower saloon
ITO dollars; Second do. 60 dollars
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post Of
ace.
No bills oflsdng viii be signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply 70
G. H. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN 4 CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY q Co, Southampton
WM. ISELIN, HaVre, Ifebli-I0m.
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CWAS, ROBEBTS(DN,

(Late Of J. g. 3 Q. Robertson Broad street)
NONFECTI0NER AND CANDY Manufacturer snd
dealer n Fruits Nuts, Cigsrs Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally no. II, Market street. opposite
Morris SJraton's would respectfully inform be ciuzens
Nashville surrounding community that be Is per
mapeuJy OC LED the above business and would be
pleased to receive q share Of public patronage
~ Particular attention paid 10 orders from the country
6geT-1F
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Eor saIa.

sle0 ACRES OF LAND situaied three four miles
&OU Northeast OJhe Cy, betA laCu aud P0rgeF
1uiupke Roads, One Tract Of about l55 bern
subd ded pieces varying IRON % ~ 5Oacres, and win
be sJd Ia Lots The may purchasers
lhsts Tract VI superior Land, entirely rUm
ls 80 deep and o Sue richest quality veil nmber5d
In Glue erase, number Of Springs Al All
iOrdng aOund4ut suPy of Inc purusl Water- From
Galls TuaGl Is Fsach0a " god IurnPke, hall mile
la length, road uOW building passing
through he EaCt the Cumberland River. On farm
Il comfortable Dwelling and out nOus5s, yOung apple
orchard OF % peach orchard, ard long raugs
and substantial fence skirts LLe place ths
road srmsl, =, Sand years, sh Intsrsst from date
purchase.
AsO, One other Tract Of about los acres, three miles
NOF IRON the city and sbOua half mile from the a
lan road Ihis Tract Is nearly surrounded By
rUads, ana is sghdipded into Luis containing IRON =
acres, BY convenient Tefms-I ADD
yeass with Interest," tOz given 1mmediatey
eher bOH above Tracts Land provided Ih5 pu
chaser will pay alr eIuiYElenI tha growing crops aud
STOCK included. JUHA y. WINSTUN,
Inar97-du p ChsFrJ street.
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IMFORMATION WANTED.

October Is4u len Nashville 10 90 to Virginia. ex-
psrIipg L, r-tur, mere a0er a v5ile tban nisee5 in
Mr. Samuel Seay Truuks, lining sundry
books gpeTs, and letters in relation The basiHess Of
Dickinson Shrewsbury ana Dickinson, Armstrong, Co.,
sso IN with Harris & Austin large Box containing,
one ms Saddle (uew) together with two or three old
Iaso len in The care of Mr. George Brown, four other
Trunks containing colhng aud articles had used
IN my room, together with s1me papers, &C
These books aud deemed important 10 and
have hereto ore sent agents 10 NaIvi 10 hunt them up
which Of the lu ks had been put mad been taken
down and removed Hoping that tiese Trunks and con-
information may b. had their whereabouts
thus is 10 respectfully ask one aud al in Nashville to examine
therr p any Trunks. Books, Papers,
any parI herein descrb be iOuEd any
Information thereof, be Obtained so liberal ward
will be paid BY delivering the NJ. MsrTu Pitcher,
who will pay The reward and attend 20 The business for
mura3-d3m Kanav ha, Salines. Va.
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
THE Directors Of this Company announce 10 the
Public, that tbs Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
subdvided into Family Lots, which are 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 spare
money pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
UnOn and such Nashville may feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent Super
ntendeut living the ground under whose direction in
terments will be made in the best and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are desrous that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens OF Nashville and
for bat purpose Omnibus will leave the Office of Lpds
ley Crockett, at O'clock Tuesday afternoon the
sth ns and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour. The seats will be Free
Ladies and Families desous Of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences BY sending thei
| cards 10 the President of the Company.
A S S.LIEDsLEY, PreS't.
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Ia. P. DOrrlS.
ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDF

ECLiBSE SlONE FOUNDKH.
A T this Foundry an making Cooking. ParIOrI
n aud Healing StOyes, of even voTie,y, Hollow
Ware oi all kincs, AudiTons sad lrOrs and Waffle Iron
oil all kinds.
Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron varr, all Of which
pro pose sell WhOe~Ue rssi cheap tor h
puuctua time dealers. Particular attention pal T. Roofing
ami G utleriDg. II Z. URhl~,
apr27 NOT College street, NashvUIJ
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w R. Co7NELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Cels-
w. brated Patent metallic Burial Cases, is
prepared aJend 20 Ill uHarnls lore hIs
be required Ofre the PhOBI Xix Wareroom,
No. 49 >priug stee, near Chsrry Residence No. Il
street, be Spring ahd Broad.
N.BN also attend 70 receiving and iorWa riding bodlss
&c when notified. fan 96-u.
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Inc I'D WhislZias.

WE bsveu received from Phade pha three barrels Of
" H. & H. Gathers oods old Mountain Rye whisky
Three barrels Of xxx
Three d. AK
Two do Xxx
Ono do
Two barrels old Bourbon 1898 These whskles are
pure, and worth from $50 four dollars gallon
For sale in any quaaiIy. HOLLIsTEK d CARTER,
apr23 "a, Uni0n atrssg
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Nashville sDring Races.
O. ee


TUESDAY May 26hMaich Race for 800 sias, 5000
\ tone-l mile hests2 years old, carrying 50 poun1s
Ihos Bacon names colt b. imported Alsnn{ eeP oy
LeViahan, Wan ROun tree names kay Synum % Glen
eOe, dam By OthelO or ShsmrncE.
W EuNkSDAY, STAY 9Th, lS57Sgsepsakes for untTied
3yegr Olds mile heatss entrance, $50 forfeit Three
make race, clOs5d with the following enres;
J. Gen Chsatham enters tb colt BY Epsions oam Oot
tat 9 (iirl by ia ported Ainderby.
9. W 4 Cheatham enters by imported Glencoe Gam
LeOBOra Love BY imported LeViathan.
,. Nm HOundtree enters ca by 81 Boston, dam sally
Jones, BY LeyiaIhan.
!. \ BHyde enters c BY Ebony. dam Little Trick BY
In ported Pr M.
S. hi Edum enters by imported Albion, dam By In
ported Sovereign.
P s. Fowler enters br Lizzie Burrus By iamda, dam
b. Paci8c.
7. Cba- MeFwestheF enters "a By imported AmbEsSs
dor dam FaKinella, Jr., by imported Auto rat
THU RSDAf, May y2Sth-PFupnetOr's Purse S2OO-mtls
heats.
FRIDAY. May 99th.-SWeepsiakes for year olds-S200
entrance $50 oeiOne mile heats. three
q race, closed with the following eatTies:
l. Gen Cheaham enters eh by hpsilOn, dam Cottage
GIl by imported Aiuderby.
Win Rounolree BY Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones
By Leyaihan.
4 Geo Elliott gr iwpoFtSd Albion, dam by
Lcvia hian,
W CaTrek enters by imported Albion dam Ratler.
g. Gbas Merriweaiher enters BY imported Ambassa
dor, Sister to Frax nilla, by imported AutOerat
SATURDAY, May 3Oth-FTOprieOT's Purse S30OtWO mile
heats laprl2-ul W. }. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-26
HERRING's SAFE.

WHE have supply OF these celebrated Safes, are
w known 10 be Doth Bury lar and Fire p. Of
How often does ppm tha when houses burn down
all books and papers in the safe found be dam
aged The quite legibef This has happened
with the herring sale While various other Safes have
come out Fire tally destroyed theirs have been
slightest degree damaged Tn also defy Burglars IS
their locks be picked and are guupOwdeT pfOoE
mhrlO MAJ kENZlE q WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-26

We have g-eTt variety Of Cheap Patterns.
Waifers-We have numerous Patterns Of Oval, Round
Ouong alters from $40 and upwards. Fe theT Due
ters Scrubbng and BlackiBg Brushes French ScUbbBg
Brushes MOPS, Hearth BrOUms. &c, &c.
mT1lO MAUKENZIE & WILSON,