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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI
Title. NEW HAYEN. CONN.

This Institution has in successful operation for
years lis designed meet the wants Of those parents
who wish their all the advantages for
mental education hat be anywhere iurnsheds without
losing that attention 20 hesh, and that parental superv
sion and government which the young require
THE MENTAL TRAINING includes thorough Eu glsh,
Mathematical, and Scientific Education in r5ferfnce 10
npste preparation for bushes that does require
instruction Of the Law, Ned cal, Theological School
Of Classical Studies, mute, Oh rgb and g.
ded may be desired; OF Modern Language,
under native teachers; History, and Mental and Political
Science
THE MORAL EDUCATION is secured By the personal in
fuence Of the teachers, division Of the school into fGm
lies OF moderate size Of which the VeePrucipa the
heads BY graduaed dCp mary measures and BY regular
study Of Bl5es Of Neral science and OF the
evidences Of Nainral and Revealed Religion.
THE PHYSICAL TRAINING consists Of a prescribed
course Of exercises in large aud W-lfuEished gymuas
um, under direction Of accomplished gymIas and
such Of military drilling under lal Organiza
infantry corps with competent officers ant instruc
tors, Will bodily vigor b.5ts OF command and
obedience Kind ard degree of knowledge which may
be essential 10 the u dcnlgc Of The duties Of ctzen
encourage wholesome spO rs, bathing
and rowing; aud opportunities furnished Tor occasional
pedestrian excursions he county, students are ad
mitted any time of the year
Catalogues with aIiou will be fuEnishe on ap
rnavi6-gT WIN H. RUSS ELL.
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GEN. B. F. CHEATHAM.

The teegraphic dispatches in our paper of yester-
day announced the appointment Of Gen. B. F. Cheat
ham as Consul to Aspinwau. The announcement,
we suppose, was as unexpected to Gen. Cheatham
to his numerous friends as we understand he was
not applicant to the Administration for any po-
sition, whatever. Gen. Cheatham's reputation as a
gentleman and successful officer, of fine practical
sense, coupled with strict integrity and fine business
habits, admirably qualify him for such a position.
We are not advised of his intention to accept or de-
o1i
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Kerosene Oils
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BY LET ERS PATEyTA

SECURED BY LET ERS PATENTO
KEROSENE ILLUMINATED OIL The light obtained
N this OH exceeds n braucv that Of any other Or
ma n impidin the very coilesI weather.
The pany s the Ian best pied this
Oil. kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY the following
parties: essrs. COTneus q bak slsO D Ou Of Pha-
depha E. v Haughwaut Co., 4sS Broadway, The Brook
I'm FLAT Glass Co No. 3 Broad Messrs. Detz CO..
wards A street, n samples Of dlsTeul style Of
Lamps al he Office oI the Company.
kERIsEKE LUBaIC UIL No l. Prepared suite the
dnet all Sinds Of Machinery; brilliantly in
Locomotive H. ad lights, Car Lamps al the ordinary
Solar Hand Lamps aud grraLa degree cold
best Sperm OIL and Is admirably adopted 30 Railroad and
steamship use
kEaosENE LUBRiCAT1SG OILs No. 243 Superior Lu5ricE
tor and will be Ouud Co posses advantages any
the market III Juru-aud have been
prepared TO meeL the rem nsOf Railroads and others
KEROSENE BINNsCLE Oh. Prepared expressly for >mps'
use aud viii found aduirably adapted OF Steam
ships Of War; Merchants Vessels, Lake and River
burns in an the CuUn- SaLerOOm' Cinnacle, tOCase
Lamps, Sig maj Lanterns, &c.
Binuaels OIL remain fluid long best Sperm, and
ali night wi bout rgQuHng be umned and ad-
vantage that VIII be obvious TO cry Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from Wholesale Oil
ship, Chambers, Druggists and GrOcer in New York and
the regularly appointed AZ Of The Company many
principal Towns and Villages Of the United States
Canadas ana the islaud oi Cuba.
Local gents ppOntsd 90 conformity with the rules esiab-
lished by lhs board OF fru-teesl application 10
AUSTEh'S
GESERAL AsESTs, KERosEvE OIL Co.
NJ. 30 Beaver street, n. \.
NJ Circulars with full particulars, Testimonials prices,
&c &. viii Do forwarded on application above.
juue6-ly. IA. W.
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AT THH SAME TINE,

On the premises, will sell my Farm, with new Brick
House, nearly flushed containing GIG This very
desirable property. occupy the the line
where the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and the Mem
phs, Clark vile and Louisville RaiE0ad Uni g. The latter
Railroad through The property lea~t mile This
property s the best lands Ia the State About 200
acres lines IN the State If Kentucky the balance in ennes
vatOn and unlimited quantity Of timber Of the best quality
Ny terms are oneth RI cash the first day Of January,
1855 the nder in one and two years equal nsalm
without interest.
viii give possession the Of The fret
deed will then be made and lien retained until
ser the purchase money paid. About hund acres
OF said anI Is cleaned, and row in cultivation, and under
good fence with TWO fine spring and three good tobacco
Darns viii be ready the premises both
above pieces of properly TO any who may wish
anime them. A. 6. WILCOX.
Nashville Union & American, copy in Weekly until ssle
and forward account to This office Tor paymsnL-Ciqrs0
Jcfsrs0nian.
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Chancery Sale ola Valuable House
and Lot.

Y virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court al Nashville,
ID IN the Of r. CuUey against C. ID. Elliott ais
shall sell the highest bidder, public auction, the
premises, tie llth Of July next House and Lot on
DemumbTanC street. in the city OF Nashville, being the
now upi-d BY James Pluukctt1 Esq, family
dencs.
TEHMs 30uTth Of the purchase money cash, and th
beence credit Of one and three years. with
tres-good security being requ red and lien retained
the payment Of the purchase n5y For uFher parcu.
lars, apply to fumes I'd prseeS6 g. BRIEN, C.. q NJ
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pIsTRIBUTION In YIRGINIA.

The Virginia Know Nothings made distribution the
single issue at the late election in that State. They
made a stronger case there than can be made else
where: because they claimed arrearages equal to
what had been distributed heretofore among other
States and refused by Virginia, and that most of
the western lands had originally been the property
of that State and were eeded 10 her by the United
States. And yet, even loathsome Knou0 Nothingism
was not spurned with as great contempt by the
Mother of States as this distribution bride. We
have heretofore given the result in Richmond but
we notice that result again for the purpose of com
pairing it with previous results, when the party now
calling itself the distribution party" rallied IN
der the names of Wing and " Know Nothing"
The Democratic majority in Richmond now varies
from $50 to 300, for Congress- State Senate, and
Representatives. In 1910 the Wing majority was
400; in 1874 it was 600; in 1848 it was 700 in
1852, (the last year Of whiggery) it was $50; in
1855, (the first year of Know NOthingism,) the X.
n. majority was 978; in 1885, (the last year of
Know Nothingism in Virginia. the K. n. majority
was near 300.
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government, and each in just proportion to his
means is equally bound to c0ntribute to its sup
port
Distrust always the sincsfity Of the man Who pro
fsses such great love for you that he would be n-
just even to himself rather than you should share
according to the fun measure Of your means, the
bur'hern Of sustaining the necessary expenses Of
tia srovarpr,ent
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Nh. MARR from this Office, viii start in a few
days on visit to the following counties; William
son. Marshall, Maury Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln,
Giles, Lawrence, Wayne, Hardin, MeNairy, ana
Har5eman We commend him to the hospitality Of
our friends in these counties and hope they w take
the opportunity Of furnishing US with the g sne"s
Of war. and send him on his way rejoicing
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WATKINS GREAT ADDITION

WE C-r for sale -FOUR LOTS on Cav street, in Wat
w ksu1s Addition Also: Lots 90 the n Park
aud Car err ses We sold lot last wees Court Square,
opposite the ten acre park forty dollars per foot Two
lots sold this week Pulaski Square. All building pur
chasen.
Now is your time buy lot IN one Of the most beautiful
and rapidy Improving additions 10 Nashville.
J. L. & K. W. BROWN,
June 4sw. Al = Cherry st.
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PUBLIC sALF OLE LAND AND NEGROEs.

ID yrture Og The will Of solomon Adams, Geceasedl viii
ID his late residence the Sd day Of July
next Tract Of Ia continuing about 900 acres lying in
District - Macon county, Tennessee, the waters
the middle OF Goose regk, sbou. miles from La
fayette and miles north OF HaTts vile.
AL5O-At the same time and place NEGRO MAN and
GIRL.
TERMs sALR-AH a credit Of twelve months
Notes with approved security lien upon he
land until payment is made. ELISHA OGLESbY,
Executor OfSOOmOn Adams, decd
June 5-W3t Frntsr's fee 81
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GEN, WIZ. WALLER ATNEW ORLEAN 81
NOT THE LAST CALL
Enrrr HEIraEr Hnrrnn. Ear sale.

I HAVE on hand a arrival Of LlKELY YOUNG Me-
Il GROES, comprising Men, Womrn, BOYS and Girls, n
all ages and sizes Cooks ashe ronsrs, House Servants
and Held hands. Th0sa wishing Buy cal and
them They the very keiies t % Negroes ever
offered In his market. ". j. BOYD, JR
may 30 lf52 80. So, Charry 60.
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COL. GUILD NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

We learn with great satisfaction of the nomina-
ton by the District Convention at Murfreesboro'
yesterday of Col. 10. C. GUILD, of Sumner, for
Congress in the 9TH district. The nomination was
unanimous and enthusiastic. Col. Guild is a vete-
rian and Welltried champion, who understands eve
ry vile Of federal know nothingism, and he will
fight most gallant battle for good principles in his
district
We are requested to publish the following ap-
pointments for Messrs Guild and Ready:
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ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate G. B. Nc
H Bird, deceased TO the Judge Of the County Court
Of Coffee county and order thereon ora persons hav
ing claims against sad estate s them with The Judge Of
said a1teHt Gated The law Directs pr0rzia dis
Ibuton or by first Monday in November, 1857,
the time prescribed b. law. This I'd day Of June, 1851
FIELDING MCBklDE,
june5-3tw. Admr OF G.. b. Mcbride, deed.
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nNTHURsDAY the Tia Of juno the prem ises, VIII
- sell highest bidder, luct OF LAND containing
about any acres
Murireesdoro Tumpkes new t1rupize1 ael2hlng re
land Edward Irlbuo, ard BE- parrot he lana q me o
r. =. Smith
The tract 8 divided into three lots with water on each
TEnns sALE-t, and years, fer notes vel secured
payable en- Bank and lieu retained
- sANrL CROCKETT
Err GLAscocu, Aueu Oneer. may3l-d
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NEW BOOKS.


THB LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRONTRs suthor Of lane
Bye, &c b. 2. c. Gaskell, svois-, q.
ADAM GRARME, OF MAssGRAY. A Novel By mrs
ouphant, author Of zoisso, sc. Ivol, limo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANF IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA series Of letters BY Geo. F. irans win 90
Introduction By Freeman Hunt A. N. Ivol t2mO.
LOVES or PARIS. illustrated. By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDRR ROVER. By Emmsrsou Bennett Another sup
ply just Feeelyedb BY
may26 HAGAN & BRO.
The island Princess; Romance Of ths Old and
New World. By Mrs southWonh 1he publication Of his
promising tale has began IN Te sB Yark Ledger Of May
9h. faii supply Of the uumbss Tor sale subsenp
TONS received By H8GAN & Bro,
may26- Union add Market
THE WAFERLY MAGAZINE.
This is beautiful weekly HeWapaper-articles an con-
plsle IN each number. Price only I0oss For sale BY
msy26 HAGAN & Bro.
ron JUNE.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, just received By
uaHAN 4 1RO
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THURsTON : BERNARD,

Next door to CslhOun's.)
I'VE now have on hand beautiful stock of French
w and English Herinos, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLaines, BOmbaziues, Cashmerss, Man
chester DeLairGs Plaid Red elbow and White FlGune
all qualities Also, complete stock OF Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of al ziuds which invite the aten
ton of all CASH buyers, give good bargaiuf.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-The Tennessee Valley
Office at Guntersville, Ala, is offered for sale
good terms. The Office is well fitted up with presses
aud new type, and is good opening for some in
dustrious young man. 1t is said the advertising
patronage Of the paper will clear all expenses. A
fortune is in store for the right chap.
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A COMFORTABLE two story House, rear the corner Of
~ gnrure and u-mum5ranB streets, combining r0oma
basIdss Kitchen servants roum stables, c " be rented
for the remainder Of The year the most accommodating
tarms-rUnt payable mohihiy
10 humane master young negro woman, who Is a
GOOD COOK asy and iroper, viii be hired the balance
Of bs year part Of the furniture may b. rented pur-
eba.ed ADpy't 70 WILL. l.. BOYD.
maEal-f General Agent. no 50 Cherry e.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

RE 10 Hickman county, Tennessee on beautiful cle2l
RI small ereeE Of pure and living waters m aehsoil
shaded grove where The air is COOL pure and 1lcng ana
its equal superior 70 any IN me so1
having four ulphef Syringe, all du5rng me.5tidlJ oa
Gayle bale and several Of the pures aud cdes
the world bkiug an things together NJ ls sAdsfsu oJ
rOmpe judges be u the very hs Watering places
IN Uuied Beaver Dam is forty miles west o. 70
lumba Nearly half the road surnpke, the balance tne
best dirt road m Tennessee From WHynesberO Dc ony
about thirty miles east; ami from PERI Vile about me sane
distance Good huHtug and fishing -, and me very
best Brandy, Vine and Cgars, Kept Tor able and RON
purposes; Billiard Tables, Nine Pin Alley, and many smae
games for exercise. health and pleasure lsV ahds ana
peasure-seekers particularly and respectfully nVLed %
this place. We authorised 90 fslar 20 new a. l.
P Green Russel Houston, James Ellis, K W. Brown, ana
Washington Meredith Of Nashye nearly every man. eo-
man child in Columbia and Maury county, Ks Rev Jas
Otey P Walker, Col K. g. LOOueyl aud duncan Is r.
Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars feI week
Children under 10 years old Rail Froe-
Servants Of all ages nan Ffc5-
ANY amount Of ali kinds conveyaucss ready al all times
az Columbia 10 you Beaver Dam. About three nun
dred persons can comfortably accommodated, so don't De-
lieva when you hear that we IRE full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully enViie our
friends the public 90 visit Beaver DAM az We are nov
ready % receive them. EArLEh % y
Under the supervision and control Of MIS- Jaue h. Keller
june Ar
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TNHURSTON & BERNARD have removed to No l6
4 Public Square, aext door TO CabOun'5, where they
will be happy TO show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsrss Ye5tngs, Gloves,
H0"isry, Crovats Handkerchieis &C., 80.
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Real Estate Sale.

ON the 9th day Of June 1857 will offer al Public Sale
- on the premises, the WeknoWn GraysYfe Property,
containing 40 There added to this property
40 50 Of good Tmbered Land, f desired BY
purchaser. Plot and Survey will be ready on the day
Sale.
TERMs-One-thrd in note payable on the lst January,
1858, The balance in two equal annual insalmen s. with
Interests the LIST January, 1859 AMI other on the
lst January s6O, and well endorsed and payable in Bank
with lien retained until purchase money is all paid.
June ,, 1857, Z. L. WILCOX.
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FINE FREECH FELT HATS.

WATERFIELD s. WALKER have some aew designs Of
thsse pleasant and desirable hats light and mOriable Jus
the thing weather. An early selection should b
made as they ars going OF rapidly
may30 WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
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THE FREE BANKs-An act of the Legislature re-
quires the Free Banks to deposite with the Comp
trOller additional bonds whenever the bonds already
on dePOsite shall be for thirty days below par in
New York. We learn that the Bank Of Nashville
and the Northern Bank have increased the amount
Of bonds deposited with the Comptroller in compli-
ance with the act. Several of the other banks have
signifed their intention of doing the same when
tAey ascertain the amount required.
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pointments for Messrs Guild and Ready:
W. Y. THOMPSON. ESQ.

The Franklin ReUisaO in noticing the recent dis
cussion at that place between Messrs. LoOney and
Thompson, the know nothing and Democratic can
dfdates for joint representative of the counties Of
Williamson, Maury and Lewis, pays a well-merited
compliment to Mr. Thompson for his cleverness, in
tegrty and fine ability as a speaker. As it is sell
dom that Democratic speaker receives a cOmpli-
ment from an opposition journal, we chronicle the
fact. Mr.. Thompson combines such excellent social
qualities with his fine talents that he will necessarily
command the esteem and admiration of those even
who are opposed to him in political sentiments
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GREAT REJOICING THREE DAYS
LONGER OF
COL. WOODS GRAND MUSEUM

nIVTN G WOND ERs.
MIL exhibit for three DAYS longer, the rooms fitted
w up exp essy for the occasion College street, over
Beeeha store Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June
eth, 9th and 10Th.
Greatssf Natural .4ractioH ths Word W5ndsr upon
HsnaeTf secen Greet Cr0sifiss, al EzhibitoH
GRAND COLLECTION,
CONSISTING Of tho following most Wondsrul fsaks OF ma
tafe' Among the number mas be found he
SWISS BEARDED LADY.
NILE Ctouiia the creates; curiosity 81 this century
THE YOUNG ESAU,
Son Of the Bearded LAZY three and m wears old with
paiF Of WhisEefs-
THE AMERICAN GIANTESs.
Miss Sylvia Hardy, from Wilton Fankn county M who
s nearly feet high weighs $50 pounds and REQUIRES l54
yards Of dry grooos for complete dress
THE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES
The smallest Lady in the world and mother three eauti-
full children. Ths lady bat 80 inches high and speaks
several languages.
THE SWISS WAR aLER.
Mons GinnichO young that viii initiate atoe fssth
cred songsers Of he grove, and discourse beautiful
music on the Jewish symbol
Doors open ron 20 8, and from TO 10 Pm. Admis
The whole 80 cents; ChdFen and Servants IS cent
iune7-3t.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
B. LanieP g. Co.

I'VE will Oderin front Of Warehouse. on Tuesday
~ June, l6h, az 10 O'Clock, for Cash, large Of
Fresh Groceries, viz;
50 Hhds assd. grades Sugar 20 Newsom's tbribble
10 bbs 5. F. do distilled Whlskey;
10 boxes d. ref. do 25 MOasses;
10 bills powdered do 500 kegs Nails assorted;
300 bags prime Baltimore RiOlOO0 assd qualities Cigars;
a. Cohe3 25 boxes Carrots Snulf.
50 bags prime n. o. Coffee; 100 dozen Bucksts
iOU-bxs Star Candles; % baskets Champagne;
100 bxs Star Candles; IS casks English soda;
$40 bxes assorted Glassware; 20 cases Sardines;
100 bbs Ma. Whiskey; 100 boxes Heuings,
100 - various DO terces Rice;
so +" Bourbon do 50 boxes Tobacco;
so " Rye do
with all the smaller articles in the Grocery line
b. LANIER & Co.
June Z, 1857. BP G.
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FOR SIIMMER WEAR.

IN the fashionable hat departme WateTfeld Walker
always take the lead Their style Of Moeskn aud
light ventilated Beaver Cashmere hats have attained
popularity Unprecedented tho annals Of history. iuu
supply ready to-day.
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Edgefeld and Brownsville.

WE oferfcr sale reasonable terms number ofbean
W tifu Residence Lots in Shebys houstlH Z0licOf-
fer's, Bo0d's and Williams Additions 20 Edgeheld.
Buildings going all over Edgedeld " will also
sell Ion time building purchasers number of lots in
Brownsville containing from % 10 EACH and situated
- 2ZmiCs from Nashville, several beautifully
imbered. J. l.. q r W BLOWN,
June 4-lm- "A Cherry 81.
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VIZ have IuI aslItm" 1T or Straw and Legion hats %
boys and cllrsn- a sct supply Of Pa anna, Csyl0
and Ergifh sutton FLATS gentlemen. As the season
Hd Eanesd, we shat. s5u -lem low.
may3O WAKEFIELD & WALKER,
fa Pm -nua ire
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AN NOW Offering for sale some OF the most desirable
property TO be had In lear Nashville 81 wit;
THREE SMALL, WELL IMPROVED FARMS,
three and four miles from the corporaou near good turn
pike roads, small houses and lots aud the corpora
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SUMMER SHOES.
SNYDER & FPiZZe
NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
A RE In receipt Of som9
"A Gents. fine Calf Congress Caters
Patent Leather Congress CATERS,
Oxford Ties,
Low quarter shoes,
Car Oxford Ties,
% Luw-quarter Shoes,
Pump-s0le and Stitched Boots
Ais good Of Boys and Youths Boots and shoes
Of every style aud quality.
Call al No. 2l, Public Square.
June SNYDER & FEiIZELL,
LADIES WEAR.
7 ASTING Gaitsrs, with and without heels,
Il " Congress Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace CATER
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
% win heels,
Boots, with or without heels,
e" Slippers and Bussins,
French Kid Slippers Buskins
French Kid slippers, with heels.
june6 SNYDER & FRiLLkLL.
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Fine RniIding Lots

in the diff rent Additions . Nashville AlsO Lot
Market between Union and Church Streets being th
best business locations ia the city.
For terms, &C, apply 20 JOHN NlCHOL,
liue 7-lm#f Gen. Agt.
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w wish to purchase 1000 lbs clean washed WOOL free
paid. from bur which highest cash price win be
may27-d6lW6W JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
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FsrRAY-DICKsON COTNTY.

TAKEN up by T. T. Brown, living miles Vest Of Char
lote Inc ynOdsbuTg Road, veay dark Iron Gray
Mare Mule about years old. "a hands biglsOme collar
markhas the swiney sIigntey her left shoulder Ap
praised on 2jth May ls57 70 $40
juns5-3ts ThO5. q. MONKS, Ranger.
DURE HOLLAND GIN for sale By -
II anrIn H..
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ANDREW WIND,S

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