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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-18
G. yl E p. gE5fTfsHt Ei5F RStFfTfiF gHTH
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS

c. WI H gE5TTTsT i5F SStFfTfaF E =
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
splendid passenger leaves NV Orleans daily at
o'clock P from Cairo from which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
ESeRinE ESeninE EXPRESS EXPRESS at at IN. f.M.
road for St louis PANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail
Western Railroad for Springfield jacksonville and Naples;
and eoPa @ MESbH with Chicago %SS and iS% Baae
ton Railroad for Gaes1nrg burlington, Quincy and Central
One Of the Minnesota Companys steamers
h for St. Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival of
Going East there change between Cairo and Chi
cago is bours Niagara Falls S5 hours New York As hours
s5For through tickets or nformat.n apply at the iii.
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the St. Charles HO
as " 'DN' ''' ''l'''' ~ VI F. REDDING, Agent
ks g sH5 Ssse11 R%ii%E7 iViI1EExjSSS = 5s5sS.
'O'"'' u 'O''''iiSiia fall. "a &RRAHGEI
To Pr0soryie Lake BO[gIemdssaGee p miles Fare
through ' 'enf DeSnre SEISn Of s 'e
Leave the city for the Lake ......lO A. NJ
Lsio " city, ...::....:....... st...... @ # s ( \
Office 90 Common street For ali 6asnc;: Of the Ralioad
Department any other business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon HRPlyG e. to BAKEwEr Executor
who is the ouy person authorized make sgr
omnSusses leave Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seq If
ES@ r Ez!sasz 2ER$$Ssts AE% SFf!s AfR sAhs SFhzr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
foot Of St. Ann street Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING
u "a ''''N' p''o Outward Trains Leave
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BOSTON.
6d6S FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE or
SsSRFN pRckefs-The regular packet shin MiddleseN,
Capt Godfrey, having large portion OF her
engaged will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
apply on board. Post 2S, First District
milo GEO. W. HYNSON & CO.. 80 Camp street.
kkx FOR BOSTON-THE Al FAST SAILING
kfNAN American ship CnrnatIc, Devereux master, is
hfks<Gsnow loading and will have immediate dispatch.
freight OF 400 bales cotton, apply
J. p. WHITNEY & Co, IS Carondelet street.
For passage apply to the captain board ml3
6tS6 FOR BOSTON THE FAST SAILING
M#HA American ship de hi, Capt. Lowell is load
apply 10
mil BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
.kS6 FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE-THE
kFfSN Al packet ship Peerless, Shack leord mas
Sster having nearly all her cargo engaged, will have
quick dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply to
GkO W. HYNSON & CO., 81 Camp street.
For passage apply TO the captain board Post
District m9
SfYS FOR BOSTON = DISPATCH LINF-THE
kPFN Al fast sailing regular packet ship james Mont
alAAkzssOmery, Capt. Hamilton having large part of
her cargo engaged will with immediate dispatch For
remainder of freight, apply TO
JONES, MACKINDER & CO., 81 Gravier st.
For passage, apply to the CAPTAIN on board. m2
HARDEST S. c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24

PATESFkfs 81 ELLIS CHARLTON SPA SIN. 1857
rf,HK esly rf.zzss aursbss aI.zi rf<1enx nacane ~
Il P@atsnk corn ever ffcarhte1 tlc Flanlrfs Il
LENSES ; aas - exhblsae Al hezzrs Arustrans
Cos, No - Mara e rlFeeg Nnshxlne
khs tAetezrr torn f2ntrr rreuEsnzznds tsclf ahoxr
81 <As, fx e earebi.ay. ehsst1ess slsn1ss ~ znd
szrsbea ~oFk =
u fafro~s eet tfs sro-shd - any rrquised deuth--
afota NE eafn. nzny kernels desired ~ sooe
- tar - es e-zzzs<-rEs Essthea11sezifF ~ ls hIf
covers te h-s 4ad presscs lie e.Flh fas b ~. ole
nctno4 ~Aa Ne hqs k--4h1 usFks sEtar<el - tzp-
sit'-za g eafh hil Nhh sinxie hagse 4 ulan ~ BOY
ca 1857 80 - Esfrea arrre pr a.y ssh e1sr.
Featess as etness are nsizpt u exsznc4fioa a
tlA< E.<ehsns. - Aszsrs AFEns,pak Cox ehers Il
n.F - s>es a.lis u F<zss,<4i e<ez4lton q
trrssas xtshiag % Parcal.s, r8sTSfY RIGHTS 1.
80 - Haf,ensax States. - aHEisn sarze115e, fzs
seftSpry eS-s dsS-<ed q rzl14lS ] ca 80 al-.E
s1eh trfsns - !. issE-e lb<as trze rzarn he
assst1~ah ga - u1zs u ". = HArkes ssFest,
kzx1tltc. GILL Il 4 t<-IzoEffr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24
The Cherokee Corn Planter !

y. n-crceiars sab fali tArtscal.rs tsst.aauut.is
pres, ks ~sii Be IeF~4sasa 90 @Iliszsia zssss
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Laces and Embroiderie..

In this limo stock IS superb-efnhraeins all the
novelties of the Collars and sleeves separate
and m scts, both iur coors and mourning: elegant
Bridal Vels and Handkrrchicfs. Lace Talls real and
imitation, Jaeanet and SWISS Trimmings and floune-
ings Real Nalencennes, Point Applique Laces tncsrt-
tnks, etc, etc.
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Circuit Court. OF Tennessee.

The Circuit Court Of the 9th Tennessee Circuit, opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January, May
and September; ut Franklin, on the second Mondays
in March, July and November Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge W. b. Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits the State, and Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which Is held by the Judge of the Crmi
nal Courts for the counties of Montgomery, Davidson
AID Rutherford, the third Mondays IN February
June and October.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24

Elegant Naun iGinrr N all c"iprH, ith trimmings To
match. Elegant Rsis an Chintz an a
90 match. Elegant Iane MgslA. Curtains, ali wassi
Unlo and Cotton nafnzsk IA great yarlety togrtlxr
.rutra lafts a n.
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One pollar

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar
THE subscriber respectfully announces that - -
Il b. supply ~Ant that has been greafly de- 49,
naaaed ey Amateurs q fiowers, be has pur- 49,
Chased frVm Mr. a. R fiiifs q sprins nsid Mas an
ssssEfn,sHt u his Tloxer Secss, which have been
b. q sio nssss rvlibie characfers MAKE the iei
ls~ng extract from liss' caiaiare 80 lhaf Il may be
seen hat sen theu Al exactly his prices. Hs seeds
uens frea sLe eert fsgsh Fs.nsh sne Ger n1sn iss-
scc=is- hoy - n a hzH The price thai fewer
s-ees have hciofr ct'tilIl.nced "a tlars nlerkct-
have ssrcsod "a' - my iaFse seiioeiioa q Tower
sri dsInci N eo.cr, ana eaicui2ied g. pronc nne
rrct saen Planted cut ~ kedE groars IN the 1oNcr
border ] have Rat zach variety detiacLy marked
-'sA The btanicai and Eagiish name hsighI tine q
aeserinF, eocr q the Bower, laaiifser u sronine,
WHETHER erect a. trailing. ke., he tine skouid he
500 -.sd osles vai'sbis hstz - saltlyaisa
n srr< nag taese yarsct.s have bvra careful ~
Glade an shsh thy th-snaers have an iassnil
cant apf--sranc- tt4t the ezfciius all cuEarrsa
oni9 sAase shrh ar really Sbea} and lsnderae and
~hAh bei,~fe wo1d prove y he ent.re satsiAesson
= Hay t.sy srutlensza ~he night be dsFo~ed -.
eraer uel Tie cosirefoa ulIi - frve hy ps.st
y any part a ne cesntsy II ihs roilosing ps,eesi
10. Il ssssisis q i~snsy si.ssee vssis : =
~ 81 Brpnizis and F~FennaA-.-.-. %
No !, coosast- ~ ten ezra the v4ris.
tes - Anna4ls aad fcreanlals. snsbr.s-
~ sss nsay Z Us ns~ and eAeeess IA
- s.., n axe s.sx 49,. = "
.s,.- ssl>eisd f1oIn fFiss fie~es. q ksl.zA Raa-
xi.x. 6ernAan t<faxtion, and Pcotes lnks. Yer Z
haas rrasanss flsaeh AsseFs, asa noabis Hol-
yeeek< s~sh e ~heA are sid ~ i~essy-ase
fss. 4 ssdsrs "a ,sa.s ss. - he ssssss. 4
~ ks<srtnens kslasa@ne<s -eea he asa~ N h<nk
sals = ls<s-<s ''A.Ai>- Aikx. NAfkkSzlk. 3.
a rsls..-ss ~ zppss. US ,ss; : -, "a OR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24
Criminal Court.

Hon VIM X Turner is Judge OF the Criminal Court
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
gom.ry, John Shane Esq, is Clerk for this eoun-
~. It m cts at Nashye on the nrst Monday April,
August and December .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24
Municipal Government OF Nashville.
JOIN A. MeEwES, Mayor.

Aldermen.
First ward-JoHN CoLrARr and g. T. JoNEs
Second ward-r J. HAZE aud W p Downs.
Third ward-JoHN X. HUME and q. ". DARDES.
Fourth ward-DAviD T. WARE and J, T. BRowS.
Fifth ward-G. NJ. FoGG and J. p. COLEMAN.
sixth Ward. HAYSm and join A. FIsHEa.
Seventh ward--w. ~ DAVIS and ISAAC PAuI.
Eighth ward-C. H. CoSGER and Ira ?. JONES.
WILLIAM A. GLENN, Recorder
CHARLES A. FuLLER, Treasurer.
GoDrRxr ". Fooo, CITY Attorney.
ASsoS NKrsoS, Revenue Collector.
Je..- L GuEvN. Water Tax Ceiiecter.
J. NJ SkARuKy superintendent Water Works.
TT. HAnE, Tax Assessor.
Wa. N. Brown, City Marshal
J J. EVERETT W. II wnS1NsoS, Deputy Marshals
IN A. PErrr, Captain Night Watch
xDEmcK MARsHAu, W. IL. sruRDHANT, sANuEl
J. STA kxY, JouS II DAVIS, W. +. wArsoN, WILLIAM T.
Mean TER, r. NJ CAvrrr, WV. YARnRoCou, ALEXANDER
BRASS N, W. II. BRISKLEs, JAMS A rASSsLET, W II.
cRosra, ART, JoHs BAUGa, = MocALnr, A. c. TuoxIs,
r. NJ " ,rsos, and W. J. HARRISON Night watehmeu.
WV DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
r. \. CoIE, Wharf Master. rsF HE.s
JAN HESsos Street overseer
The ard OF Mayor and Aldermen meets the
second 'ud fourth Thursdays OF each month.
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAA G. HARRIS, Governor.
FL W. BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMES c. LuITBEIL, Comptroller Of the Treasury
GRANVILLE c. forfeit, Treasurer.
JoHx l. T. SsEED, Attorney General
The salary OF the Governor is $1,000 per annum
that OF the Secretary Of 81 500 and perquises
Comptroller OF the Treasury 81 900 and fees for sign
ing Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 800; Attorney Gen
era 81 500 The Legislature consists of rs Senators
and rs Representatves-the Democrats having Is Sen
stors and the Americans THE number OF American
Representatives is 33-DemOcratic Representatives AZ
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H 4. Disfricl Court.

The District OF the United States convenes at
Knoxville the third Mondays in April and October
nj Nashville first Mondays in March and September;
and at Jackson on the second Mondays IN April and
October.
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Ifonso FurnishinSs.

So, lo-a. 10 by NJ =, 10 by la, 10 ny 1o4 namAsR
rablsCluths, "a, - 50 and iO.s Tabls iarnask by
he yard All sisos, teloFvi Wool, Cnioa, and Cotton
fable Cloths Plaid striped Toiilucttcs NAPKINS to.
sether ~ithAil kinds OF nsp.Fs To~elEs MArseillcs
Quilts, etc. etc. Also all widths Cotion aud Llnen
shsvungs, Pillow Linens notnestirs. etc, etc.
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
nessee opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin on first Mondays in April
and October at Pulaski first Monday in March and
september at Columbia third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays in June and
p.cember at GAINESVILLE, third Mondays in April and
October at Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April and October and at Lewisburg, on "Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SHE.
In Ewing's Addition.

IN EWinSh Addiuo1.
lf virsne OF an agreement between the undersigned
- We Will sell Tor the bcnefit ~ the parties concerned
~ Pubiio Auctaon on the Femlsss te hirhest bad
der on Saturday ist day OF May NEXT
1855, the lots described below ia Ewing Aslsisloa
70 Nashville, VIZ: Lots Nos 70 n IS and ~ ON Ew.
ing avenue, and Fogg Street. also Luis Noe ioi los
l03 and 100 ON Stevenson Avenue and lli.os Street
Lots Nos III Ia Us, and ia, en,srv .ssrrei
Lots Nos l25 I26, 12T, and l2s, 90 wetssre strset
and Stevenson Avenue Lot No SIS, on Ewng Avenue
and High Street; Lots Nos 81, 81, a. ana o. front
ing Allison Street, and Enisrsaeted b. the Railroad
Lots Nos. o, 10, IL, and ~, Irontng Stevenson
Avenue and fogg Street, and inierseeted BY the Rat
road. - 500 tss
The sale will be without reserve, q credit % ~
months, with interest from date and notes with good
security payable In Bank viii be required, and lien
retained on the property. lE4
ROBERT C FOSTER, skD
jan1-td y.-K STEvESSfiS.
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9oteIs,0f
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

tkate Aan61ou house,
Norfh Marka Sired, I'd door teioso the Square.
r v. GILBERT having taken the above stand for n
u number OF years, begs leave 20 inform the public
OF that fact and say them that the house has been
newly painted from basement to attic and new and
complete furniture throughout The scbscrieer know
ing full well the need OF first class modern hotel in
Nashville, and being in pbiianthropc mood, has made
every exertcn 20 up 70 the wants OF the public.
and fatters himself he has succeeded His table will
all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford, and be pledges himself To make every
body ccutented and at home who will favor him with
a visit s.i-Af --
Carriages and omnbusses Will regularly 10 and
from the St. Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads.
Trusty Porters always attendance the depot to
ceive checks for baggage thus obviating the difficulty
Of delay. - 49,
Board per day, 81 rs
Lodging, 40
Single Meals, 40
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
Breakfast from 10 O'Clock.
Dinner g. II 20 q go
sa Supper I" 5toS
rg j. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, Market street two livery
stables where can be found at all hours, horses bug
ges carriages, &C J. n. Alexander & Co. and W T.
Wright Co.. are the propretors.
. Dec. 4-1yd&w
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KER OSENE OILS

Dts II Eto4n WA
(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT
/ L/ERosENE ILLUMINATING oII--The light ob.
~ tanned from this ol exceeds IA briiancy that %
any other oi nusd heretofore discoyerci il mex.
plosive, and sil remain hmPid N the very coolest
weather.
Ia. Company recommend ~ the lamps best adap,ea
~ this o, the Kerosene LAMPS. manufactured by the
fuilos lng parties; MessTs CoTnelias Baker also
utt Of Philadelphia T. v Haughwput CO. ass I3road-
~ay the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co, No s3 Brad street
EcssFs IhetE Go. la William l. MERCER la7
Elm - and H. EiwaEds, q buanes street. \. sam
pies q different styles 81 Lamps DC seen the
ofilce ef the Company.
kEEo~gNK Ia sHfcAIISG on, Ma. I. Prepared n suit
the nacst AID all other kinda - Machinery: burns
brilliantly la Locomotive Head Lights Car LAMPS. All
she ordinary -~lar Hand LAMPS, and stands great
dcgrcr 81 cnd a. the bcst Sl'cfm Oh aud adtnifa
bis ad-ltsd ~ Railroad and Steamship use.
ksHssESE LriaacAIINo Uns, Ne. ASP Superior
lhhsCatsis sl 81 ivUnd 10 F~esess advantages over
any OILS "a the market II prices-ssi not burn
and have bech thus PreIarcd 10 Hect the require
msnts IL Rallrszaas al utlrrk-
knoESE hNNAdK Oh fTapaTrd expressly fsr
hfss' uso and vii be f9uhd admirably adapted tor
Nc use ot Steamships, Men ~ Va, NefehADt Vessels
Lake ahd hser Gran, aud buFns n eli tie CABIN,
staie-room. i.nnAeies lorceassie fAmps. signal IAa
teras, &C ss.ra... -rl h.ssra
BanAcle Oh ~sli remain anld AZ long a. ests,~ru.
ard wiil barn all Night without requiring q be tina
Eaed an advantages that ~li b ohVsas % every ship
Ihe Kerosens obs e.s be sst.sue.s frssn che whole
salt Oh Dealers. shiP Chahdicfs l. ists and Grcer.
IA New Nsrk. znA the rezasry apI=siassa Agcuts q
i@srs - the Unlisd stes ts CalsaAs and she Izahd
Iso.I Assats sssoss.ss ca sos,fo,uy ..l IN. ru.ss
ssiasH.see - shs iA-rd = gIs.ses.l anss.eAsoz
70 AtsIENs.
GExnE@i Aakxr,, r,s@zzs esl sansssr. -
40. SO Heavier street, ". u.
~ n-Crcgizrs al fali tnrsss,sl.rs tsst.a.tat.ls
r.ess &c vi b tor~ 4raed @Isslteztlun zAsys
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1 HAVE ALSO FITTED UP IN THE REAR OF Ny
- CIGAR STORE,
n King loon!

Where can be had al kinds Of Liquors Of the best
quality made up into any kind Of drink that NAV be
called for. only ask portion q the liberal patron
age OF the public, and will my best endeayors
please all who may give mt a call.
4 c. CIIDMAT
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Rral Gstate Salts.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION In THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER. OFFERED FOR SAIEt

WYE WILL SELL, the most reasonable terms
w FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND, four miles from
the city, the Murfreesooro Turnpike Mil ercvk
with q magnificent GRLST A{LL, VA gOod running
der all complete; together with Elk hundred barrels u
Corn, so head Stock Hogs, a., &c We wall exchange
the above for Negroes the highest market prires.
The Mil has lately undergone thorough renovation
and all o is machinery Ia good repair max ms good
Flour and Meal be made IN The West This rs
the best investment 10 pay handsomely thai have
ever proposed 70 sell BOYD 4 co.
fcblo---u cAr<A
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CIoak-, shawI-, and Scarf.

We have nov the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock Ia this way ever In the country many OF
which were imported By Mcssrs. 4. I. Stewart 4 Co
OF New York, expressly Tor sales. In velvets we
have them at all prices from SIS Ia 500. We hay e
aisp Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver Iaas and long
Coaks, etc, for ladies and children in all qualities at
from three dollars mp, Shawis tn all and quail
tics both square ami long from the most ordinary
the most elegant Also Just received a fresh invoice
Of those elegant high coored. all SIX, Chcnele Sh4wls
hat AZ ha..IILInl
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Representatives.


First Dstrict-ALRERI G. WATKINS, DEM
Second Horace MAYNARD, Amer. Cd
Third &c h-SAMuEL A. SMITH, Dem.
Fourth " john H. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth Charles READY, Amer.
Sixth "a -GEoRGE w JONES, Dem.
Seventh Z" -JoHS V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth ~ FELIX K. ZoiIIcoFFER, Amer.
Ninth /" ~. u. G. ATKINS, Dem.
Tenth " -WA T. AVERY, Dem.
The Senate consists OF 81 members, two from
each Of the 80 States. The House Of Representatives
10 composed Of 237 members, follows Maine g.
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2, Massa
ehusetts H. Connecticut T. New York 30, New Jersey
g. Pennsylvania rs, Delaware !, Maryland 6, Virginia
49, North Carolina s, South Carolina g. Georgia 8, Ala
eama I Florida Louisiana 1, Mississippi s. Texas 2,
Arkansas 2, Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio q, In
diana IL, Michigan 4, Illinois 0, Missouri l. Iowa 2,
Minnesota 8, Wisconsin 3, California D Besides these
the Territories Of Utah. Washington, Oregon, Nehras
Ea, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives
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Supreme Court of Tennessee

Judges-R. l.. -CARUuERs, of Lebanon.
70 - RoBr. J. Mckinney, Of Knoxville.
WIN. r. HARRIS, Of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday In
December; at JACKSON, the LIST Monday in April and
at KNOXVILLE the LIST Monday in September.
Cierks--JAxEs p. CLARK, Nashville. F, p
W. ii. STEPHENS, Jackson.
- JAS. W. CAMPBELL, Knoxville
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Millinerp GOODS.
Selling Off Under Cost Price.

IN order 10 make room for my Spring Stock
Of Goods will sell the balance OF my Stock ifniih
OF Millinery Goods now hand under cost I'YIliiiU
price. Consisting Of Ladies Fancy BOnnets, SL-j
trimmed and untrmmed Rich Bonnet Ribbons French
Flowers Feathers, Plumcs Mohair, Head dresses Silk
Wells, Kid Gloves at so cents pair, Pic Nae Gloves,
Silk Gloves, assorted colors; Embroideres, Shemi-
sets, Undersleeves, Worked Collars, Embroidered
Handkerchieis, JacOnet Flouncngs, Iaces, etc.
general assortment of Millinery Goods complete. Now
a there Will be credit given Remember the place ,
No. 10 Cedar Street. MRS. 5. J. LLOYD.
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Uncurrent Money at Par.
II. G. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
NashNille. Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in store unusually large and
w elegantly assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods
of every description, and prepared 20 offer
greater Inducements To wishing articles
line, than Il has ever been our pleasure 10 do, Our
stock, both as to quality and variety, will compare
with any IN the country and prices shall be low
Il in possible for them he Citizcns and strangers
visiting the eng will do well give stock early
and thorough examination, We feel wccan make IL
their interests We would call the attention OF the
BUYERS particularly To the following departments our
business:
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Senator'S.

JoHs BELL tAmerican) whose term expires in 1852
ASpEEw JOHNSON, (Democrat) whose term expires
II 1863
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, CDemocrat) has been elected to
take the place Of Mr. Bell, and his term will expire in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-24

$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden seeds. p
"E arc now in receipt Of the most extensive stock
w Of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties, ever brought this market They
are all OF the growth Of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. landreth Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden Withersheld &c.
Risley's, Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, KY.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitous distribution. Call and get one
In addition TO the above, have large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of johnson,
Robbins X Co., 1000 Papers OF Flower Seeds. The
lovers OF Flowers have larger and better assort
ment from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
jan13-u Opposite the Market House.
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Mlbolssale Wreferies.
NOEL & o.,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
.f.f And Dealers inss sezsza =
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars. 1890 -
loo hhds. fair to choice So. b1s, Havana Sugar;
10 bhds clarified Sugar; 10 powdered Sugar;
H 1 s8i Coffee.
coo bags Rio Coffee; rs bags Iaguyra Coffee;
loo bags Java Coffee; = .>-.ff 49, z.sr.ssf
400 bbls. Pixies Whisky; 30 do. Fine Brandes;
100. '' Deans do; rs bbis- American Brandy
$50 :" Wiltshire do 10, Z" Malaga Wine; Z
$50 box. super old Brandy; IS 90 Gin; r
rs bbls u bbls Cherry SO 90 Walkers sup. Ale;
Brandy; SO boxes st. Joints Caref
Is barrels superior Port wine;3 80
Wine; rs baskets Champagne
rs bbls Smiths Reserve Wine, assorted; =
SO bbls pure Rye do; - der
80 do Monongahela do; - b5nlsr23 -
Tobacco. 30
rs boxes E S. Powelrs To- 200 boxes Jack Falstan
90 boxes southern Belle 80 bxs Com Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is " Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
10 600 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Ggrs;
We will also purchase the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce. ss4se
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns, ~
Feathers, Tallow, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans, Meal, -
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed, Eggs, Peach Brandy,
Wheat, Butter, Apple Brandy,
Rye, Rags, Pink Root,
Oats Tar, Coperage, ~
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed,
Aiett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass %
( Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy /"
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass '
Wool, Plow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes &c, &c, &c =.
Country dealers and farmers having any OF the above
for sale will do well TO call when they visit the
city. June eft
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Carpesing. and ou-CIoth..

Real wtlto0 Carfcts. segsnt Velvet and Brussels
IN great variety Elegant fiys and ingrAins the Ia
grains the largest aEd best assorted have ever
offered, and Al lower prices Also Velvet and nFus
sells Hair and Hail sarpetss fril,ed aad Plain Venetian
IA all Nsitas, together N1th fts, Drug sets crumb,
Cloths, thigs, Mats. etc, etc. We lFcpared "a
make and pat doSn Carpets at the shortest uatce We
have large lot al liooF o ooths - the essi makes
and VA all widths. which viii any shape 20