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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-16
The X. n Federal REGISTER.

The Register finds fault With other journals for
adhering to their party principles, and processes to
he above the influences of party, especially on the
distribution question; while it is of the most in
veerate federal and K. N papers in the whole coun-
try. Its federalism and Know Nothingsm are par
cuarly conspicuous in its recent notice of the Pres.
dents Message. 1t publishes the document, it is
true, but it seems to have done SO mainly with
view to ridcule and burlesquc it We give one or
two specimens as follows:
1.-The President opens his Message by praise to
Almighty God for His blessings and an intinlation
that loan may be required before the close of the
session to keep the government wheels moving"
The foregoing is, of course, in admirable taste;
,rd this is the Journal be it remembered, which
3,rses Mr.. McRae's letter and encourages him in his
apostacy.
Again says the Registrar:
"On Kansas matters His Excellency is with the
Iecompton men, out and out. He is for that con-
st;tuton, and thinks the question of slavery is the
only one which the Free State men ought to ask to
be submitted to the people-'cause why? Because
il admitted as State under this constitution, Kan
sas will send two Democratic Senators to Congress !;
if under the Topeka arrangement, they will not be
Democrats"
We venture to say that the Register is the only
paper in the country which has attributed or will at
tribute such motive the above to the President.
He approves of the Lecompton Constitution because
two Democratic Senators will be gained by the ad-
mission of Kansas with that instrument! Who but
an ultra and utter party would have thought Of
such reasona The Register judges the President
by itself 1t attributes to him motive which would
be sure to govern it under similar circumstances
But does the Register suppose any of its readers
will agree with it?-that they will think with it that
the President is far lost to proper sense of his
responsibilities and duties to be capable of acting
upon such reason? The Register can impute un'
worthy motives to the President, but it can.
not do him justice in the bold and manly stand
which he maintains in his message in behalf of the
rights of the South. The Presiden: holds that the
Constitution of the United States, of ITSELF and
against all local laws opens all the common terrific
ries to domestic slavery; and yet this doctrine, so
acceptable and gratifying to State rights men, and
for the first time presented settled doctrine in
Presidential message, meets no commentator no
applause at the hands of the Register. Truly, the
Reqister is the embodiment Of double distilled fed
eralism and Know Nothingism
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LOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY. ..g,.
VuNHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
to sl5 per session Arrangements have been made with
Messrs N. X. Barham and T. T. Clifton accommodate
boarders at - per month. NV
N. s. DAVIS, Principal
December r. 1857. l2l5-W3E
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.- 4 Office N. C.. n. /. COMPANY, bog
..r ,.-,--..: RALEIGH Dec. llth 1856! i3cdS
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
Il the North-Car Mutual Insurance Company viii
be held at the Office Of the Company. in this City the
18th day Of January 1858. - 80. =. y 20 '7es
s...> ..s sl4t. f2s eafSa ~ E"t llI-tdTh. *
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December 8, 1857. ..- ID IeI5,vsv'
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RIDGEWAY SELECT MALE SCHOOL.
IUNIIE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY
Il 18th January next, and close On Friday, 29th May
following. For all particulars, address
WIN. Il. BASS, ..
Ridgeway, Warren Co.. n G.
December A. 1857. l2l5-wtl1i
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~ RENI- hi. SHIELDS.

ARGE perempory sac Of French Porcelain, Bohemian
Il Cut Glass Papcr-Mache Goods silver Plated Ware, &c
lust received and to be sold without reserve, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING ut o clock, and continue every a.
ternOon O'Clock, and al night, during the week.
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment OF Plaln
Cola Bond and Decorated Dinner Desert Tea and Break
fast Sets, latest styles. Also, the richest assortment
FANCY CHINA offered in the cty, viz Large Vases
oognes Card Baskets Motto Cups, Figures lnt stands DC
Together with almost every article in the China line Also
an invoice of PLATED Casters, DC together with large
sOrmeHt of splendid Paper Mahe Tables Tea Trays &c.
beautifully inlad and decorated with paintings from h'
finest scenery the country affords. This splendid sock
goods having selected expressly for this market par
cuar attention is therefore invited. The sale being per
nmptory all will find 10 10 their advantage attend, posi-
orders have been received 10 sell everything, wihou
reserve.
NJ ladies' are especially invited to attend this sale.
115Th9--fr BENZ. T. SHIELDS, Auclioneer.
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RRItimore CoTfee HEarket.
Baltimore, Feb. %.

HALTIEORE. FeD. ..
The Coffee market during The past has been exceed
Rgy active and 5uOyaht All the cargoes RIO Coffee that
have been de aimed below for time pact put
the Market and mostly all sid advance the quota
tons Of Friday The sales Tor the week 500
bags RIO Coffee pyces ranging 9k9 Is for
diumi 10 G 0 F far; 1885 a AZ good, and
llS Isl = Tor prime. There sold during the
wees 10 addition The above, the cargo Whemins,
consisting 500 bags, and the cargo HenTeua
sitting Of 400 bags, both Of which sold
pari OF the Eie cargo subs quenty TesOd within the
range Of he above quotations The stock Of RO Coffee
the market Is fair. Java Coffee may be quoted M
9I5 cents b., and htlI firmly. No LsguHyrs Coffee IN
market Consequently can give quotations. To-Day the
market COhe quiet, but buoy The only
had 10 today Oueuf 100 bags at IL There
were sales late yesterday IN addition TO those reported by
Of 1901 bags COCO Rio II cents being The balance Of the
cargo VI antelope alO 100 bags CHI ice ko al l cents
I'VE narEei me week cIosen hnnEanL.
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~ ~ azHiaa-llaa=sassaa7 ISL ' III f'
AnHIvrD-J. G. Cline from Cairo, Nashville from New
Orleans Nete Miller from ports above James johnson
from New Orleans
Observation-Disclosures for Pittsburg Sallie West for ST.
Louis G Cline for Cairo
BoATs EIPEcTED-The Aida from Cairo aud Diamond
from Louisville 10 day.
BoAT5 LEAvISo-To day st O'Clock, P M the Nashville
for New Orleans tsvlIe for ports above Rescue for
Cincinnati
FoR CIvCSEATIIhe light draught fast running steam
er Rescue CAPT Bugher with the accommodat ng Brue
ois atng at the desk will leave this day above and ali
intermediate landings at L O'Clock
FoR NEW ORL'ANs-The stauuch steamer Nashville,
Besngder Master leaves this day at O'clock P. NJ d.
rect for the Crescent City.
SrEAuER FOR SALE.-BY reference 10 cur advertising
columns it viii be seen that the owners Of the Blanche
Lewis will sell her at Paducrh, 90 the 2Ist us desi
rabIe g-ms.
Foz LorsyIlLE-Tbe Diamond, with HOlorott IN com
mand on deck and Capt Charley Reeder in the Office will
be on hand this day ready tor departure to the Falls
City at C, p.
BUISEss-SliH continues active 10 receiving and Tor
wardug merchandise.
WmTHER AND WATEs-W leather still threatens rain
River on The decline with sufBcieucy ofwater for large
class boats
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb, -.
Editors GasL5}ls Union and .4zgsTleaH;
We refer you the following quotations Of leading articles
Of Tennessee produce:
BECON-Hog round lI9l SEC Sides H.. Rib
Sides 10 a8 H.. Hams I2c. shoulders lU9lOIC
FAMILY LARD-ln bb-s, hc.,..lH kegs l3C....lH tin
cans &c.
bUTTER.--Ch0iCs 10000. ... Common 12LlGl5c,
FLOUR -Bbls and sacks PI0OB-Gond purhHe 1893 81
Low 5l93 Co.,. Fine VU3 Extra 55....
ELtTa Emily 4 90.
GRAIN-Corn lacked 76asO..... Wheat, wbits
Red, Rye Barley Oats, sacked
IS cents.
FEATHERs-Scarce, 50 cents p Il.
FRvIT Dried Peaches l 5O93 TO-. Dried Apples o09
/ 25.. Green Apples 90.
STOCK.-CatLe foot net &C.
REMAkKS-Bacon has come in freely the past week ant
prices have receded shade But little lard In market
Flour held firm dgures-markst well supplied. Corr
selling slowly al our quotations.
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
Atlanta, GeoTgia
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FUGITIvE SLAVES PICKED UP IN The RIVER The
clerk Of the Steamboat Falls City, Mr.. VIM. H
Schuider Appeared at Justice JohnsOn's Court,
Pine street, S. Louis, o. Saturday forenoon, with
two negroes picked up il the river opposite Booths
Point New Madrid county op Friday light
Between niue and zen o'clock cries Of distress
were heard on bard, preceding from the river
The beat was stopped aud a yawl lowered, and
after some search, two half dro ned negroes were
rescued from The wreck Of q captured skif Trey
stated that they were Peter aged 80, and Archy,
% years, slsves Of Mr.. Watkins, OF Huntsville,
Ala; that with Two others Thomss AMI Prestel,
they bed run away from bis plantation al COnvers,
because the ogeTseer was about 10 fog them, and
had travelled by the night for Two weeks the DIS
lance Of hundred miles, ill they came to Booths
Point, where they stole a. old ski and put across
the river, the .kG filing when they were about
8 hundred yards nom The shcra. The four chung
to t al it rolled over, when The two lost tter
hold and were drowned Peter and Archy are
confined 10 be kept for their MISTER. So says the
St. Louis Democrat OF Feby 23d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

ALMOST Az AccIDENT.-The new building at the South
end Of the Market House has been found to be giving way
considerably The old arches on which is being built
are evidently too weak to support The suoersrucure-
Wozkmen e engaged in bracug up the arches though
the building with the exception Of the ends viii always
we think, be insecure.
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HarvaY e. RTasbvilIe.

iyHE eminent HARVEY" 50 well known TO every gen
4 teman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
Of garments is now az our establishment 10 10 Ceoaf
rtrst AMI Il rraareS 10 take measures and 10 exhibit
fine an assortment OF Cloths Ca5msTs and Ee3tngs, %
were ever displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
md oar Furnishing Department contans every article
comprised under that head. -
oeflA-G CLEtON 8 AbbVEI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

For PRESIDENT BUCHANAN Mr.. Hurst, the
Albany tazidermisf, has just finished ball rack
having for its centre ornament an elegantly pre-
pared bucks head, with spreading anters-the
whole surmOunted by preserved eagle 10 fine at
titude It is a beautiful piece Of furniture, and
the Albany journal has TO doubt "O'd Buck" to
whom it is TO be presented, viii appreciate the
oft
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

"a We are informed that meeting OF The
Stockholders Of The Nashville North western Rail-
road company is to be held to day at the Office Of
the company. at II o'clock. Any information Of
the probable early completion of this important
work, will doubtless be agreeable to our citizens.
Col STEVENSON, The new President, we hsve 10
doubt, viii give gool acc unit Of its progress
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-A GOOD
BARGAIN.

a FRAME DWELLING, with three rooms, and beau
n uful Lot the corner Of Summer and Ash streets
fronting I74 feet on Summer and l76 feet Ash We will
sell The whole or part fine Lot with the Dwelng. Gas
ppss will in short time be laid in short distance Of the
Lot and Water pipes will be put along Ash street tmmed-
ately Apply 10 J. l.. q r. W. bhOW Nr
nTbg--e5W 445S Cherry ST.
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TTAVE lust opened very handsome assortment q
i 4 Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety Of
Gloves Suspeudsrs Neck Ties Black and Fancy stocks
Linen Cambria Haudkerchiefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and Mufsrs, SC, &c, all Of
which viii be sold az fair prices
gsDtl0-tf CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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IOHmERCIAL.
UNION AND AMEEIUAN OFEICl

UNION AND AMERIUAN OFFICE,
NkEHEILLs, March T. H. 1851.
COTTON.-We hear ,oT the sale Of 8 small quantity I
u zO8I2 50.
TOBACCO.-Ssles Of hhds at johnson, Home d Co.'s
ct SIS O0j 10 co. 70 IS O.; 70 90; 70 90. And A.
hamilton Co.'s Of bbds al yu 30, 50; so p So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

THAxks-our friend, J. A. Gmse. Of Wilson county,
win please accept thanks for eubof ten subscribers
accompanied BY The cash.
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DIR Holm m. MORTON,

DESPEUTFULLT tenders bis Professional services TO the
II citizens OF Nashville and vicinity. Office, No 81 Church
street. lJanG5,--E
- = the Heirs Of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
element Hail, and Lieut. Jams Iatum' Of the Revolt
tionsrv War; call The office Of Ferguson Cox No. Il
Cedar street Nashville Tennessee they viii hear
thina &c their advantage tiebl2-dcEu
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~ It is now generally given up by all that
Mr.. B. F. SHIELDS is selling the richest goods in the
Wilma line that have ever been 10 this market His
tales are elstteDded by the ladies', who are just
hndng out where bargains are really to be bad
The goods are of this springs importation, al Of
the lstest styles. Among the many things for this
afternoons sale we notice splendid dinner set
Remember the sale commences precisely at 2 o..
clock in the afternoon, and in the evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

INTERESTING 70 LADIEsIu passing BY Of the fash.
ona5lere stores on College street. we noticed they had
for sale some OF The genuine steel springs for ladies skirts
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10. EOWVRns,

10. EDWVRDS,
Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING HERCHAEF,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc.
C 0 rnsr Of Spring and College street,,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
900 BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
ZUU 100 d" Laguyra do;
so Java do;
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and KY Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
20 do Ginger
20 do Spice;
% bags s S Almonds;
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
500 kegs Nails, Brads and Spikes-aSsOrted;
200 boxes GlassWare-assoried;
25 coils Manila Rope;
200 bbls Rectied Whisky;
so Old Bourbon DO,
so M0nonghahala do;
SO Rve 90:
so "Amercan Brandy;
25 n. E. Rum.
25 Gin;
25 " Walkers Xxx Ale;
IS Ray 8 BCzs do;
so cases Matches
Also a large Stock Of fine Cigars Braudies Wines 90
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS
dec Il.
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S. w. GUNTER.

CUCCEsSORt0 W. L- PEEr, conner Church and Vine
- would respectfully announces % the cilzens Of Nashville,
that be prepared 20 ON all orders In the Baking and Family
Grocery line Of business
Thankful for past fIvors, would cheefully recommend
my successor Mr GUErEH my old friends and euaioaEs
iar17--57-3mt W 81.
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WOODSIDES " WAKEFIELD,

WAI Packages and Parcels forwarded every day by the
= ETpress Train 10 and from Nashville and Columbia.
We have made arrangements with GLOVER & Co.'s City
xess Ia receive and deliver all Packages forwarded by
us to Nashville and TO forward all articles for COLUMBIA 10
when will take charge OF delivery IS instructed
REFERENcEs-W. Meredith, Jo Edwards and D. D. Dickey
TanIO -157-d9m.
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Hg- Oar merchants and others ore experiaR.
eng some Inconvenience from the fact that freights
cannot be forwarded on the railroad beyond MUIR
We learn that the repairing of the bridge, is ex-
peeled to be completed on tomorrow, after which
we suppose freis his will be received ss usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

A GOOD let Of Jost, Scsntlng, and two inch Park
II hand cheap Tor cash. good lot Of Boardl and Poplar
Shingles be delivered Tn few days % thoso Waniag
them. by Mil "a cutting daily. Age1 Or other Mils.
viii pay particular attention 20 an sseEa- can at The
Savings Institution and leave your orders z log visa 8em
dad rnov251 ., G, DARnE8.
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MARRIAGES IN NICARsGUA.-At Ri7as, on the 18Th J-n-
uaTy Gen E. J Saunders, Of walkers army, was mar
ried to Miss Elizabeth Swngle. The ceremony was per-
formed by Gen. Walker in the Episcopal service.
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NEW Spring AND SUMMER GOODS,
1 Az now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS. o. the latest styl expressly for Gentlemen
wear, which invite the attention Of my customers and
the public generally
ALSO, sCnTT's REPORT 0T FAsUoSs for the Snring and
Summer SAM. PRICHITT,
Eeb17-f a COLLEGE street.
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yTr2. simmons.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces 10
- the al liens 81 ashvie, that he located on
corner Church and Sdmmer Streets opposite the ST Cloud
Hotel where he prepared execute all kinds Carpen-
tprF and Jruers Work Doors, sash and Blinds, Stair
Cs e. show Cases Office Desks, Fitting mp Stores. Jobong
and Benarirc &c, promptly attended TO. lfeb25-3m.
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BV EXDPeSSs

I'VE are Just IN receipt Of fresh supply Of tbs osle-
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, Manufactured especially for rs
out of the very finest Tobacco and IS superior any ever
brought to this city Give it q trial.
ssDtg LYONS CO.. No. 10 Csdarat
VALUABLE IMPROVED CRY LOTS FOR
SALE
ONE Lot fronting Maple street so feet mining back
100 feet villa superb Brick DWELLING containing or
10 rooms. a good Cistgrn- Suuks-10uses &c.
ALSO ne fronting los feet Pearl street ana 100
feet teaI viii good two story Brick House containing
DO rooms seryauls' rooms kitchen &C good WE'LL smoke
house &c Both Lots finely with shnubbeFy, shade and
fruit Trees and will be s1d on accommodating terms APP
NV f5 NANCE d WOODWARD,
JAMES ~. MUERELL.
WA e. NANCE.
Several good Farms, we'll imp proved, near Nashville.
A large number Of uniuprOVed Lots. Several Garden
Lots from S 10 Is aCres the city. Those wishing %
purchase will do well % call
ian7-'57-t.. NANCE & WOODWARD.
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BOOTS AND sHOH5 !
AUCTION SALE OF IMPORTED STOCK


TUNO MILLwRIGHTs, MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
n WOIfeuden d Co., at the request OF their friends
and patrons ed their place Of business 10 No.
Cherry three doors South OF Broad and prepared
make pate OF every descrpd all kinds OF Machines
repaired attended Saw Mund Of every description
made order the shortest notice. and they hope, by pun3
tuay fulfilling all orders, TO merit due share OF public
patronage. lmr1S--0m.
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POYS' CEOTHING-

WYE have Just received en- extensive assortment Of
w Rows Clothing Of various and prices, which
We respeotfuIlv invite friends and the puohc gen
ernlv to call and examine We are also constantly re-
wing psntlemsns OyeTCOats Dress and trock Coats
and vests of every description. Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is now complete al Of which in addition to heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmeras and VssugE in the piece
6stter rgslvss wall offer Inducements rarely presented
to the eitzsus0f Nashville.
saTfI6 CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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}. HI. CURREYs
EAEEs .. CRAIaHEAD. "iLLlAA h A'AIAI'
CRAIGHEAD & MINCHIN.

IMPORTERS OF
hardware and Cutlery
and Dealers " hOAoSolo
and ReT0d1. NAeTChEaE2Ga7
and 0tI1or8 are R09PeCts
fully invited to call and
oxaI1aizao our Exten9lvC
stock or NEW G0ODSy
Axes, . Ia - n - ANY, -
CarDeZaEor@ Tools Quito
rv, Guns Pistols 3OcAS,
H1nEoB, csc. CSC.
all OF which VIII Toc
zoId at the lowest 3aSs2'=
lot rates to cash K0I1TchG-
aer7s and the usual T1D20
ON accO1znt VIII be ala
lowed to those who PI1y
to SOL again.
No. 90 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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RESRT HART, JR B. ". NACEAH john s. BART
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs COHMIssIOz
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
Is5 hhds n. O. Sugar barrels Jamaica Rum,
rs boxes Havana Sugar, 500 assorted DemiiOhns.
l28 barrels n. y. Crushsd20o packages ". K kaisus
Sugar, lC0 coils Cotton Rope,
IS barrels n Z. PoWdereds03 gross Matches,
Suysr 200 dozen Painted Buckets
50 barrels n o Loaf Sugar 80 nests s. Painted Tubs,
200 barrels n 0. Molassss, so boxes Stone Pipes
new cropD 30 boxes Tennessee Axes,
$50 bags Selected Baltimore Superior qudliYJ
Coffee, 500 kegs " bite Lead,
500 bags n. o. Rio Coffee l0eO Kegs Nails (Assoried
IS bags sguira Coffee, Sizes
25 bags Old GOYernment500 gross Backing
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 5asss SPICE SPICE 10 cases Carolina Rice,
leo casks super Carbonate so dCz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda 500 rolms Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper.
Black Tea, 500 M. q. D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TOlOO bags Shot,
bacc0, 10 kegs par Lead
A large assortment Of com 100 barrels Clover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars 50 barrels Butter and Soda
i'' Stuff snuff -''''' $50 6bis Rectised Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, 25 barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whisky,
80 boxes Pearl Starch, % BiTrels MOuOugahaa and
.25 cases Sardines, Old Rye MblskeY,
! SO C ses Oysters, so barrels Robertson COun-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whisky,
so boxes Catsup and Pepl5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbls
per Sauce, key,
25 boxes Ass'd Pie Fruitz, qr. casks Pure French
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy
200 boxes W r Cheese 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so boxes English Dairy caske Pure Malaga do
Cheese casks Pure sherry do
400 packsres Star Candles casks Pure Madeira do
80 do Tallow do 90 bbs- Native Sweet do
25 bags Timothy Seed, 50 bbl5. American Brandy y,
800 boxes ass ID Glazs Ware, 10 5bs Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXIO and 10Nl2 10 bbl5, Peach Brandy.
Window Glass,
ians BART MACRAE 4 co
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WHAT is he use Of paying doctors bills when you
w can get so easily cured Of DiauhUa, DyssuterY,
CboIars and an Of the other Summer bnWel complaints
now 80 prevalent 0v using LYONS CHolERA ME1icATEp
BR,yDY which is warranted q sure and speedy and
prevesve never having failed in any single instances,
which can be proved By the many osrtheses Of vel
known citizens e. be at store, and ~ giving
far trial For sale by the bottle dozen g the Aoe
Agency and Propretors in the United Siahs
ivg2 LYONS B CO., 10 Cedar o.
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STEAM STONE saw WORKS.
Walnut Grove,
NeW AuCtiOn lfOuse.
JEFFERSON STREET.

have opened the store No % Cedar street, opposite g
Post Omce where Iwtl sell every evening Auvancs-
ments made c0usignments. Sale positive and wnoui
serve Ltec23-ul g. FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

I'VE always have a full supply o. Fancy Articles,
w usually kept IN our line. consisting Of Liquor
Fasks Walking Canes, Cigar Cases, snuff 6OEHs, Cgar
Lighters, Wax Matches aud q splendid assortment Of
Neerchaum Powhatan Enamel Glazed and other Pipes,
with large variety Of other Goods. LYONS CO.
iyg2 Cedar e.