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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-02
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECA
No. rs, Cherry street,


THIRD DOOR USos.l
n EALEIRS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye SuIs,
Paints Oils, Tupentine, Alcohol Yauishes, Cars, To
bacco, SnuG, etc.
DEMOYILLE & BELL are nov in receipt Of full
and we'll selected stock Of the aboyg1rtcle, which they will
sell at the lowest figure.
n UTNIN Chloroform, suph Ether Iodoue, Iodid Pota
NJ sum, Henry Husbands Cacned Magnesia, Hars Car
mte, New England Cough Mixture, etc. Just received BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
OLIVE OLA fresh supply just received and for sale By
DEN0YILLE & BELL.
7NTEAST TPOWDEIgS. .--Preston & 8Ierrills Yeast Pow
u de Is received and for sale by
DEMOvILLE & BELL.
DAY NOTICE.--AlI persons iaebted 70 us by note or
account, pay t st of lne, they viii have 10
settle with officer w wish II distinctly understood that this
notice is Intended for DEMOVILLE & BELL.
4 ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
An fine lot Of the above received for sale By
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
ETRENCH BRANDY AND WTNES.--Of the bes
In quality for Medical purposes received and for sale by
DEM0YILLE & BELL.
THVARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT.--Re-
ceived and for sale by
may2 DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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~. The last English mail brought intelligence
Of the death Of Robert Stephen Riatoul With whose
editorial labors american readers have long been
familiar. For thirty years be was editor Of the
London SP' eat0T, Mr. Rintoul Of the oldest
and most able Of London editors
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10 - 80 THE RoAI

EACA WAY OVER THE ROAD.
n and after THURSDAY. April g. 1855 tie Passenger Trains
~ wiz BE- follows.
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. u. and P N.
Arriving az Chattanooga az 3. 20 p ~ and ls55 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 1879 A. NJ and y-so r 81.
Arriving Nashville at 9.10 A. NJ and e.lO 2. n.
Passengers for the East Wilmington, n c.,
vile either train. close connections throughout Fa
Knoxville, Teun Lnchburg, Va. should leave Nassle
me morning train make the connections
Passengers Memphis, leave Nashyo the p M train
which connects a SteVeuton with NJ a. %. Railroad.
MoMinnYe and Sparta, viii leave Nashville on the
?. n. in which connects directly Tulahoma with the train
connects with the day train from Chattanooga and arrives at
Nashville at elO p IL.
AT Nashville there daily connection St. Louis
Sncina, Louisville Memphis, New Orleans, PittsbuT
&c. also daily line Of Stages for Louisville
Through Tickets procured at the Depot before the starting
OF the trains for McMnnvlle Huntsville, Memphis Junc on
Atlanta Macon, Montgomery, Charleston Savannah Augusta
Wilmington and Knoxville. c. L. ANDERSON
apl6, ls55 (3e-,era Tictet ssa,t
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NJ. CHEATHAM.. z. ?. CHATHAM
VI. & Z. f. CIEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE And CHURCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponts Powder Joy, Bickford & Co.'s Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
WE arjust in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc. consisting part follows:
IS; bbds Sugr ain grades: 200 genuine Havana Cirars.
200 bbls choice Molasssi 90 kegs Nails assorted
100 z do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English VAIN u
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Candles 10 bbls Fiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
. Z = & Z choice French Brandes
90 = casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets hest brands Champagne;
so boxes scoviIl Claret,
50 do St. Julien do
30 casks London Porter;
lO casks scotch Aei
1OO bbls Walkers Ale;
100 100 5Is 55Is fine Rq5ertson ,, r County WHISKY
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The un-
the only Nashville Of the Manufacturers.
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders, their
1000 kegs Dupont Rifle Powder 1000 kegs Hazard asng
200 Z do do Do 5000 Esss Sycamore Blasting
300 e do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
5000 SSS KS poDt do RIo0s do Do Pow 50 '1pdi ran Tor Rockford
may7-6 NJ. &. E. F. CHEATHAM, Agents.
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A. c. & A. Il. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81, College ST.,


4 VERY LARGE AND Entirely NEW STOCK or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
(WHICH have been purchased under very favorable cir
cumsances nd win Be soldat low figures Be give
call before buying elsewhere. An elegant assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Pine side stripe Grenadines Satin Plaid side Flounced and
plain Berages, in beautiful styles ne Orgnde Musns
elegant hounced and side stripe Organdies beautiful small fg
urd French Musln handsome figured ans rich side stripe
and braided silks and Dpls in yrety Jconet and Swiss
Collars and undereeyes separate and in sets; fine Lace
and Swiss Eouncng Cashmere SaWs Scarf5
Spring. handsome styles summer Wrappngs large
best make English Hosiery, silk and Cotton.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We keep constantly hand large stock Of Carpets Scotch
Carpets Of every grade OF the lest makes Tapestry
very styles all kinds Of Rugs Mats, Damask,
Gimps Loops, Cords and fesi hne Muslin Embro
dered Curtains C0rnces Curtain Bands Pins Table Linens
Napkins; Towels and Mrees Quilts, OIL Cloths
We have good assortment Of Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Fine French Linens for genamens wear ne French ares
Vengs Linen Ducks, Satin Festngs, Fancy Vesng
check Linens for Chdren Wear. We also viii keep 0snaburg
yards wid for making wagon Sheets cloths awnings &c
We viii pay fair price Tor an good way Socks,
Linseys and Jeans.
maTl4 A. @. & A B. BEECH.
SECOND SPRING AND SUMMER
DIPORTATIONs FOR 1853.
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I.-, Of -, in the State Cf-s
hereby agree to furnish and deliver the respective navy yards,
ali articles named In the classes hereunto annexed agr
provisions Of the schedules therefor, and in conformity
With advertisement Of the Bureau Of Construction, &c, q
the May, l5j5 Should my oder be accepted, request 70
be addressed at and the contract 10 the navy
agent at--, or to , for signature and
certificate
CDate1 sigma ture A. D..
The schedule which bidder sneloes must be pasted to his
oer aud each signed B him. Opposite each article in
price be the amount carried out, he
aggregate up for each class and the amount likewise writ
in words
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DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUHT COURT.
NAY RULES, Is55

W. C. Collier heirs Josn, dsscase-louon 90 sell
land under gsldifi9Et cEDg1Ia.
IT appearing in this defendants, Thomas Durin
and wife, Dizzy Durin ,iorery Dcy Joslin hs 81 Gabriel
P. Iosin deceased, nouesdeu1 of the ~ fenue,
beyond the o. the process 9f this c0urt &c therefore
ordered publication nlds Tor three
the Union and American newspaper published in The c ef
Nashville, requiring them apFlr before t Judge 9fe -
county Circuit Court, the stls % renue s C9nrt
House Charlotte, the ith Monday adl
there plead, answer dsmur Plaintiff motonl tae
viii be taken for coud 20 tl lad SC Cor .arns
may25-uas prs fee "a R. MoNEILLT, e. & M
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LARGE conIgument Of this Superior Chewing Tobacco,
"A manufactured by Col Aug Lefwic Lynchburg, Va is on
hi and for sale by Morris Saon sole agents for Ieunes
Merchants would DO we'll get this brand are offer
ing it very low, msyl3-u
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IN CHANCERY At GAINSRORO,.

Mary White George NJ McWhrter and others-Inuncton
aud Attachment Bill.
AN motion OF complainant by Solicitor, appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk allega
0n in compainans bill to said defendants George McWher,
Coleman Mhe George White, John Myers and John NJ DNtu,
nonresdeu Of the State Of Tennessee 1t therefore,
ordered adjudication he made for successive weeks in the
Union and American, newspaper published in the city Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, requiring said nonresident defendants,
appear the next term Of the Cbancey Court to be held for the
county jackson, at the Court House. Of Gausboro
first Wednesday after the second Monday July next
then and there enter their defence companants said BILL
will he taken for confessed for hearing
ex parte as to them. W. II. BOTTS,
riay23-w4t prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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- Sir Colin Campbell, the commander Of the
British army in Iadia, is to be eEsalsd 3 Peer.
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A. MORRISON q CO.,
DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS.

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NO y PEBLIC SQUIRE NASHTILLE, TENN.
VNTE receiving Spring Stock Of goods, which
Wv call the attention Of Merchants buying
Our large desirable We will sell low for cash or to
prompt time
marlg-tf A MORRISON & co
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Gbinqs aaise ans Gtbtr1iss.


Prom ne Boston journal, lay9 al
( MORE or THE BRITISH AEGREssIONS.
lBoardisg ef the s. Thurson, and Marcia Tri5ou, al
Sagus Ia Grsnds.
The brig s. Iharston, Captain Lampher, and
schooner Marcis Trib0u Captain Bray, arrived here
\ this morning from Sagua. They were among the
American vessels lying in the port Of Sagua which
recently visited BY the British oeers, as be-
! fore mentioned. Captain Lampher reports that be
was boarded on q Sunday in the harbOr, while lying
I at anchor, By the second lieutenant Of a British
/ gua5Oat, who requested to see the ships papers,
asked several questions, and where she was bound
SC. The Captain replied to his questions, but did
not show bis papers because they we're deposited
ashore, IS is the custom Of all American vessels
while in port. The lieutenant remained on board
about Eve minutes, and behaved in very gentle
manly mannsr, treating the Captain With al proper
courtesy and respect. He was armed with a cutlass
by bis side as we're the men in the boat but no in
science was manifested BY any Of the party. Cap
tain Lampher states that be did not object 10 any
question asked, nor was be offended by anything
connected with the affair." and be believes that to
have been the general feeling am0ug the American
shipmasters who we're visited. The whole matter
was treated with unoOncern, and only afforded some
amusement to the Americans The indignation vas
chitfy confined 10 the Shore among the Spanish Of
hoials, who were highly excited and the CAPTAIN Of
the port obtlined sei srsl alijavits from American
Captains Who had bsea boarded Captain Lampher
Is OF opinion that some versions Of the above affair
which have been published have been somewhat TOO
highly eol0red
Captain Bray, Of the schooner Mareis TribouFas
twice boarded. just before entering the port Of
Sagua, and afterwards while in port, on the same
day with the ether vessels On the first occasion he
vas ordered to heave to by the firing Of q gun. He
Immediately hove to, and hoisted his ensign. The
boat, which, belonged 10 English steamer, came
alongside, and the commanding officer stepped on
board and asked several questions as to the desti
nation Of the vessel her tonnage, contents Of her
cargo, sc. All the desired information was given
him. add be expressed himself satisfied and left.
III was on board fifteen minutes, and the detention
Of the vessel altogether was 3 little short Of an
hour. Captain Bray says the Oficer Wss rather in
quisitive, bat used no insulting language and bis
conduct was respectful tarOug hOut. The second
visit, while in the harbor, is spoken Of in similar
terms as related by Captain Lampher, and cores
ponds with his report Captain Bray makes no
complaint Of the treatment received on either oc-
ession.
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-. > T . = In
Claiborne Machine Works.

WNTE have started and extensive Foundry on
The old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
pay and prepared execute heavy and light work Of any
description the shortest Light Castings
amounts moderate city prices heavy Castings, large
amounts furnished per Cincinnati prices add-
Of freight We have also commenced operations
MACHINE SHOPS
Engines, sawms FlOurmills Of the improved
patterns, made order J0ng and repairing done immediate
y. We ready make contracts for Engines and Mills and
shall furnish plans enable purchasers put up their Mills
with little expense. Manufacturers and Farmers will find pro-
table US, before going East Vest for Machinery
STEAM BOILERS,
For Stationary Engines and Steamboats,, made to orer Of the
material, complete With FrefOu Grte Sndppes
Valves warranted stand pressure required for Manufacur-
ing or PrOpellng purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
description Of SmhwOrk done in excellent stye-nOne
Iron used-Sawm work, Strups, Dogs, Pitman
Iruus saw Crlnks Bolts all kind of Mil
order, short lsOtice.
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap machinery, will do
we'll b call at our OF address by letter,
NJ JACkER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.
iuy2J Late Nashville, Man. Co.'S Shops.
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$500 REWARD

VSHAW G.. HARRIS. G0yemUr of the STATE Of Ten
res-se: Te all who shall see these pressuts-.reetug:
Whereas. il has made known % certain ADD
son WITIIERS, charged with having coumied
cious murder day Of May le-
Crm county Of Green has TED from justice, is
running large,
Now therefore, Isham @. ar Governor qforesaid by
virtue power and authority in me vested do hereby
reward Two HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any person
who may aupeheud the sid Addison Wers, and deliver him
Jaior Of OurCouny Of Green In order that justice
that behalf may be had and executed.
~ In testimony where have hereunto set my nand and
y great Il the State to be affixed at Nash
I Z Vile, the 18TH day Of Niy, 1855. ~
- z ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
the Governor. .
, n. W. BURTON Secretary Of state.
DESCRIPTION.
The Withes about feet inches high and weighs about
les pounds hair reeang foresd with prominent broV
dark deeply high cheek bou prObGhy Of his up
per front teeth bosen Had when ne drb tweed
pants, broad black hat rode small bag mare
pony snip hind The said Whers
is fond Of his QuOr and inclined b0as great deal
in his conversation. may25-v4t-
n UCALS BY ENPItESS. .--WG are daily expecting
IL new importation Of these favorite Dss Goods OF entire
ReW styles, .uay26-tl A, J, DUNCAN & 60
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Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Quarter q
10 Eghbs 10


IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they forwarded first mail Purchasers
can have ending any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent 70 pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
III Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
il ? Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction.
IL Alprizes Of $1,000 and under, Dsia iy aier
iraWing-other prizes tie OF hlry Gays
An ,or,rl,tns.atf3ls sfgckly cOuh1eDflar
--sdifress orie,s for Tickets or Certificates 70
=. SWAN a. CO., Augusta Georgia.
II ? Persons residing Montgomery Ala. Atlanta, Ga,
have their orders fedi and save time, by addressing Swan
s. Co., at either Of those cities
ii list of the numbers tnat are drawn from the Wheel with
Of the prize that each entitled viii be pub
every drawing, the following paper-Au
(Gal Constitutonaist, New Orleans Del, Mobile Resr
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Insencr
Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldiug ss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat.
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BoARDIgG OF TIE SHIP ESCORT.
n-.-- LII nr.-.aa

Captain Bryant Of the ship Escort, arrived at this
port yesterday, reports being boarded BY an officer
from British steamer, when of the south side Of
Cuba. He asked where the ship was from and
bound, but made no request 70 see the papers
Captain reports the conduct Of the boarding party
Is being very friendly.
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FRESH ARRIVALS,
4 M BOXES Star Candles;
HUI 100 : and a boxes Star Candles;
80 dozen best kentucky Mustard;
20 cases Wild Cherry Brandy
10 do Raspberry do.
80 barrels and Z bbls. st. Louis Crackers;
80 bags Black Pepper:
10 Alspice;
10 q" Race Ginger;
100 boxes, 4 and p boxes Layer Raisins
100 do. Selected Figs
20 do. Lemons;
10 barrels S. S. Almonds;
10 do. Pecans.
do. FiIherts
do. English Walnuts;
do. Cream Nuts;
p boxes Pearl Starch;
100 barrels best Summer Ale
> casks London Porter
20 English and Scotch Ale quarts and putsi
$50 gross Percussion Matches.
50 barrels super American Brandy;
20 do. do. do. Gin;
so do. old Bourbon and Mon0ngaiela Whisky
FINE TEAS.
so boxes Imperial and G. Brown Teas,
- chests superior Green and Black Teas;
Just received and for sale low, by
WILLIAMSON & CIEATHAM,
may6-f No College street.
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4. Il. PECK.
CtORNER OE DEA Derrick AND CHERRY

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Streets Carriage Warerooms. My Family Coaches,
BDckaRuys Buses &c, both my New York Mana
fcture, completes which offer at prices to suit the times.
larger assornent chOicer quality of work has been
offered in this p. p. PECK.
DUGGIES.--In addition the light fancy New York
made Buggy, be found in my Warehouse, constant
manufacturing very superior article expressly for this
ket which will warrant equal to any buggy made here else
where p. p. PECK.
4 NOACETES.--Now in store several light ana medium
priced coaches Two Of the finest brought
keJ. =. p. PECK.
EPAERING. G.--Especia attention paid to repairing as
y have workmen Of the best class Work here for
repairs, painting trimming, will be attended promptly and
satisfactorily.
maNI2-tI p p pECK-
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ENTRAEED.--l oung COW, with calf the -,
y have them by calling this Office and pay ~
ing cost Of advertisement. Enquire Of james Jack ~
son, at Brsnnan's Foundry College street. lmsy2e
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~ The verdict Of pOstsFity is psthsiioslly pro
nounced in the psroration Of = Tsunssses lawyer Z
plea in behalf Of . man charged vita stealing 3
ham
Gentlemen OF the Jury, suppose thas one Of yoz
vas dead, what would you think il you we're 20 see
one Of your children walking along the streets q
ClaFksvills and the boys pointing the fnger o.
scorn at him, and saying, There goes the said Of
the mans father that stole a ham %
The appeal vas sufficient; the thief saved bis
bacon, but the jury must have been puzzled to know
what relation the child Would be 70 the 'smsn W0t
took the meat /"
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A Fortune Of:.s7O,OOO.

A Fortune Of $4,000,
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARS!
s WAN q co.'s LOTTE RIES.
AUTHORIZED BY TIE STATE or GE0RGLA
The following Scheme viii drawn by s. Swan Co. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for june l at AUGUSTA GEO. in public,
der the glperintendence Of Commissioners.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia. public,
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, 1858.
CLASS I9y
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia. public,
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1883.
CLASS 90,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, JUNE 10Th, Is5s.
CLASS 21s
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, JUNE beth, 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED IGHTT-FrvE
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
-.


ssig-a
NHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States, by con
tEuons Railway direct This road Pfttsburz
W day lines Of Steamers an ports the Western
ana at Cleveland and Sanduy Wh ports TIE
Northwestern Lakes making direct chsaDes and ri
d6e r0ls by which FREIGHT be Forwarded from the
Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
boEe-1 Fur- Festbe-s Diy o00's ' 7Jo per lOOh
SECOND CLAss.-BOoks and Stationary, Dry an 49, 100
Goods (u hale Hardware Leather, &c, w Pei i0o D.
THIRD CLAs5.-AnviIs Baggng, Bacon and I "a - ,ooy
Pork la bulk,) Hemp, &c. S0e pet 'OOB'
FOURTH CLAss.-C0fee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork 40 ,oo,
lpaeket) Lard and Lard Oil, ~ Per A'Olb .
klour-15-s per b5l. until further notice.
Grun--35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CoonS2 r bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight,
ther notice.
III In shipping Goods from p0ins East Of Philadelphia
Be particular TO marx package UZ. PElslDbib RIirO1d
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad Phiade
pha Pttsburg VIII be forwarded without detention.
fREsHT AGESTs-harris, WOrmley & Co.. Memphis Tenn;
X F. sa IS 4 Co., ST. L0uisi J. S. Mitchell Evansville,
Indiana Dunesl Bel and Murdock, aud Jewett
LOUISVILLE, XVI R. c. Medrum, Madison, Indiana Sprnrman
Brown and Irwin Co. Cincinnati, " W. Graham & Co..
Aauye, Ohio Leach q Co., No 81 Kilby street, Boston;
Leeh & Co Astor Hou, New York; No. j. William street.
and No Battery Place. New York; T.. j. sneeer Philadelphia
AagreW Aoors BALTIMORE Geo. q. Francscus, Pitts5urg
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agsat, PhiIia
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NAsHVfLLE LU5IBEIE YaRD.

II @. UARBENs dealer in Lumber Shingles, aud hoaras
., hand large lot 9f Cedar, yellow sd Hils
Pine Floorings Clear White Pine, P0par Piaak Jo scaa
ling, sguare Cedar Cedar Plank, and Rophr 1hnses Fa
Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR dressing Rclrf enc
one yellow Pine Flooring single slclne, uasue 30.
Poplar hhingleslli constant OPERATION slrlT
quandy Of Luhar sgss al .de shortest 1oloe. ~ q -
lsFest prcss l1r cssh. y. e.. uAkuEN
ma2 E.-lIIlls Lllls. yard. 10. ~ nl.-----l.
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j. H. CURRY,
GPgs5<5---1-l17 Is rs -sSSA
ssssssssi-s szssssFlffNP
nNUNERAL rNDERTAKER.--I nm nr.nal

VNUNERAL UNDERTAR ER.--I am prepared Il,
furnish Of description, from the Casket to the
panest COn together with everything necessary for
Funerals All orders left my Warero0ms Deaderck street.
the UpandUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and
will receive promp attention day night
u Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made order,
hest style
julyg j. II. CURREY.