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{ NUMBER 20l

MS EXPRESSIONS OF tender 1e1t1menl8, and lanrhaF
II hsE sleeve al his fayz sSEess EKtesH3 vas ksul
posted, aud the two sisters resolved, day or two
ago. TO bring the affsir 70 crisis and b0fh,lith
yoylot anaei Pa'ion looked forth 70 th grand od5aa-
The affair had Progressed some iimss and neither
oI m girls had made complaint 10 their fstheF Il
get rid Of the old coxcomb tssVrssf s5-f.s,si',Is
MonsieEr 3 letter ofsriDg 10 slots M -9--, -
and begging that be would meet hsr itb 4 osrri.Vs
81 the corner Of Green and Becker streets Al s 3
clock on Thursday evening and signed her sists-ss
name 70 the epistle After this she lei number 81
her young gentlemen frisnds IN the ssorst, and e.
aetsd promise from them that they WoGld msst Al
The place Of rendezvous and give Monsieur good
coWhiding
The smitlsn ezpoandsF Of piano music, on -
eeIEIng the misehiaEo1s billet made The Necessary
arrangements for carrying Of his ladysl0Es. and
vas promPily upon the spot wi. q carriage In
order % disguise his person, he put On cap ana
placed the hat he usually wore in the carriage A
sOan az he Vas fairly in the ambush laid for hls re-
eeption, the eOmmaldsr Of the young lallg's sr-uy
gave the word to charge, and the Frencknanlisas
dragged from the coach without ceremony. While
half 8 score Of raw hides were sppiia6 20 his beck
with the energy Of chiEalEy=-eaoh yoHth hsiisVint
that the harder and faster he applied the hl0Ua q
ne cd nan, the more gallantFy he did dispiay.
when they had logged hin until he legged piteous-
y Tor mercy, they took him 70 the Station HOUSE,
snd delivered him uP to he officers Hstoli ths
captain be vas single man. and Intended 10 narrF
the girl, and displayed What be supposed to be her
letter in confirmation. As no one appeared 70 make
complaint against him he vas iiseharsed.-N =
TSi5nHe, Sspt 10. ueli
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



- - sif.g..Sss
TEyHE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic with
Western, Northwestern Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct. This road also connects at Psburg
with daily lines Of Steamers 90 all ports the Western Rivers
aud Cleveland and sandussy with steamers 10 all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes; making the direct cheapest and Tei
tr0Nts by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
5geag Hesi
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods Gn q, er 1O0B
boxes Furs, Feathers, &c,
SFCasD CLAss.-B0oks and Stationary, Dry Ga, r 1OgB
Goods (in baes,) Hardware, Leather, &c. -
THIRD CLAss-Auvils. Bagying, Bs5on and 81, rr lOOB
Pork (in bulk,) Hemp, &c, J
FouRTH CLAssCoF Fish, Bacon, and Pork ao, rr 1o0H
Ipacked,) Lard and Lard Oil, -t To-. -
F.our-75cts per hbl. until fur ther notice.
Grsin-2jcts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
COtt0nS3 per bale, exceeding 500 lbs. weight until iur-
thar notice, ..- - .-
u shipping Goods from point East OF Philadelphia
eparticular marx package U5I L5tLEoeDtG hdpT9du
All Goods consigned the Agents OF this Railroad at Pladel
rhfa or PittshurE villa Te forwarded without detgnti0u
FREIGHT ACEEr-Tarris, Wormley & Co., Memphis, Ienni
r r. SA Co., Louis; J. s. Mitchell & SON. Evansville,
Indiana: Bell and Murduck aud Carter & Jewett,
Louisville Nv Il. C. Ne.drUn, Madison Indiana sprinEm0n
Brown Irwin * Co., Cincinnati n. w Graham & Co.,
Zauesye Ohio Leach s. Co, No 81 kby street, Boston;
Lecch Co. Astor Hou New York; No. J. William street,
and No. Battery Place, New York; p. J. Snr Pladelpha;
Aagrew Baltimore; Geo. c. FrancsCus- Ptts6urg
II. II. HOUSTON. General fTeiJtt 3gsGf, EhH'd.
II. J., LOMBAERT, AEp O., Ato0lU, PegH.
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A French Music Teacher Rawbided.

whosa name, out Of Fespeot for his family. We sup
press, who has for some time past been engaged m
teaching music among the fret families Of New lork
was made the hero Of an elopement which rejects
but little credit upon all concerned but more especi
ally upon himself, IS be is over hfiy years Of age
and The father Of several marriageabe children, and
his wife being still alive.
Among the patrons Of the gay Frenehman Was q
gentleman residing in the Fifteenth Ward, who has
two pretty daughlers-One Of them eighteen years
Of age, aud the other ''sWeet sixteen" The elder
miss made 3 deep impression upon the susceptible
heart Of her gallant old teacher, who in tnrn did all
IN his power 70 create q like impression upon her
heart. She listened With sppArent esrnsstnsss 10
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. .rr FALL TRADE. rlS5S.
AT TIE NEW YORK NLLLLAERf HHPORIUA

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TEsS.
MTRS. DOY Lirespectfully announces TO the ladies
Nv OF Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States that she will receive days from New York.
the largest and most magnificent stock Of TRENCH PAfIN
BONNETs as we'll as the cheapest brought to this city N
part follows:
1000 Pail and Winter Bonnsts all ool0E: Z rel
1900 Ladies' and Misses Brown and White Lghorn BoOmers,
r.t new styles
500 ohen Fancy Buge Aarebau Plain and Flower Head.
Dresses;
500 Ladies Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers Party and Bridal sp
pOintments;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored Plumes
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves Handkerciefs,
Sets Bands, Edgng Ohdrens Robe Waists and Capes
Of Patent skirts and C0ss Cloth Coa Of the most
popular styles. Furs in great quantity, ali the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
II 0Id Bonnets renovated and retrimmed in No. style
augI5R HE rEF MRS. DOYLE.
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II.
ais, defsndants. ...rr. - ar
The demurrer was properly allowed by the Gban-
eellor, on the ground that there Is no equity IN
the bill .
The bin alleges thatiu January 1857, the com.
plainaats purchased from the defendants los Of
ground containing upwards Of acres, situated
in Cotton Grove, Madison county, a. the price OF
$500 90; for which they executed and delivered
to defendants their two notes. each for 500 co. pay
able at twelve and twenty four months from date;
and took from defendan "a deed for said land with
warranty Of title" r-. E. ... ....r .-.t
Ills further alleged, that compainsnts have re-
Gently been Informed that the defendants "did not
havea good title in fee simple TO ssid land - =
Fhat they sselain undera certain Mrs -Smith, who
had no estate in fee simple, no power TO convey
such estate; aud hat no good title can be made "
There is no allegation thar the compliments have
been evicted or disturbed in the possession Of the
laud purchased from The defendanss nor IS there
any direct charge Of fraud in the sale; neither is i
intimated that the defendants are not perfectly sol
vent The deed Of Conveyance executed BY the de
Pendants to the complanats is not exhloited ~ he
record Il is stated in argument, that IN addition
TO the covenant Of JrITFaEf, as alleged IN me Dill
il likewise contains % covenant o. Seizure 1nls
statement We eaDnct nolee not being averred ID the
bill But even il IL were presented IN such torm
that We might legitimately consider 1t, the result
would not be eha1ged - =t.
Its we'll settled that when the purchaser Of
land has taken deed Of conveyance, with cove
nant Of general warranty. under which he has been
let into possessions he OannOt--in the absence OF
fraud-before eUieti9H the ground merely ef de,
feet Of title in the yener, claim in equity either %
have the contract resnded or to resist the payment
/ Of or have refunded, the purchase money he
must in such case, BE- left to his remedy atlaW or
the covenant Of RaTTasiy in hisdeed HUMPH s5l6.
Eff there be a covenant Of seizure the yendee
/ has an immediate ard perfect remedy Ct law on
/ such covenant, to which he must resort In such
case. a court Of equity viii not inteTpose, unless
upon the ground Of fraud, the insolvency Of the
vendor OF some other distinct ground Of equi able
4 Jurisdiction. HuMPH 66 6 HUMPH 800.
1 Decree affirmed. NCkNsET.
| Test: NJ. D. WEIGH, Clerk 4 Master. pr. ---.
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The Old Dominion COffce-F'ot

Gives healthy beverage. Nervous ANA peg
sons who had Codee for yer have bela aeto
drink their Gag0rte beverage again when made n this ne" boiler
and without Of the old unpleasant cois
quences Itis hes % because by the Use Of coes eN a'
rsrentat and he coffee can be boiled long enough to
release All the natural eleDents Of the be and get them m just
proportion in the beverage
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GILBERT, HAGEN q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND ARDING MERCHANTS,
NO. 81, STREET.
y W % Il Il e A y
ieb6-eodly . r... C- IL.
HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizingi and Will sell great
bargain,n taken away IN a short ttns. = -
. W II. JOHNSON,
-Ieg9 - OH - Peuteutiary.
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gasbbflIe aInun anS 8mtritan.
Daiiy s. Tri-weekiy s5i weekly IS.
Rates Of Advertising.
sz LINES or LEss oossrITUTs a SQUARE.
EHEwABLE AT pIzAsURE.

Onssqpss one year, s9O-Each additional square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracfed
foFs viii be charged fer the excess
-H1. % rl17 IN TIE WEEKLY.
oE DOLLAR per square for the r and FURY CEus for each
subsequent Insertion
AdTerse1aeats published both TIE Daily and Weskly u
added -afe- - .-l
7raasielt Adgsris-s aaf PAID fOr & "a sins Of
insertion
To Correspondents.
u win great deal Of uaneees4ry noabs Il
friends writing will bear II mind the following rules:
Always give the date post once county, and State d the body
or yOurlette
II wish the paper changed ~ one oee 70 snotheT, give
both Offices IN full.
II write business and Oer matters srits on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaTes Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon s such facts and
subjects may be Of Information or interest % the public.
Anonymous communications Of Whatever Character, viii receive
noatteution.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
Hecaunot undertake 70 rejected communications
All letters business should Be directed to Msrs. d. @
EASTMAN & Co. and not personally % either Of the PoPrs
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Never fails Cook cannot spoil your cup ol
Coffee by neglect fetfunes after she has placed ihe boiler
on the range.
ss tee hundedOf the above CoaeePos have been sold in
Nashville and they warranted give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from one 70 twenty quarts. For sale BY Il.
isIE J. W WILSON, College street,
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Makes better coEee possible obtain any other
W because w an ingenious simple arrangement, the house
keq may boil any length of time without loss OF
aroma, securin-a the elements OF the c7nee in their natural
aud proportional combinations.
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rTTII make regular trips Tires tlniisl - - -
M from CiaI ksVillefo Paris Lsale5 saLalZl--
fison Monday, Wednesday end 49, r. s-srl-- a
-t a. M and arrives az Hafli 49, M -, -~-.rr
ci uitb ne Camden and RI ehl1i7 =. y - - - -
conieS- II C,.rhas from tari 70 li lsli OF s
with the Dtily LING gl 49, snI Ohio RaiIod, Ehish s m
heaapi. & | b sr.r Novemher Returning leaves Pars le
Be under N9y y "a siay ociocE, a. n and ar1el H
day. Ihal-l sTeing 20 cQnnect win i2 s-
Clark7yil,e ,eliIs Z. and Russelvs sagss The me lg
Els table c0aclel good loisei ADO ca
utted oll of pssselgefs ns pa 1na- -
iof t % - tFankfuy recsiYei. The stage oice 2 fi-r
Ae ~ t,5 Ho Clsrksge; Uniou Inn, Dover P 1s,- 80
~ ~ lsDlA18Al 5l1T ~
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ROOTS AND SHOES.


HBRAD DSHAW d RU TLAND,
ell. No. 30, JBIOE STEEEL -.. ..--..
-. HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS -
III SHOES which will be sold at the very low df
EHS sstPTioe% ~
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOOees, heels and heels
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers. Something niCci
Go White Kid Slippers and ROsetts;
Slippers. plain and trmmed heeled and heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN. g..
Thick Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bo0tees heeled;
do Black Lasting Caters
90 Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
ChildTens kid ad goat Bootes thick and thin sOlei
do Black Lasting Gaitersi
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemeDs' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do do Calf Water Proof 60
de Pump do
do DO Stitched do
do D. Congress Gaitersi
do do p. L.. do do
DO Pump Calf oxford Ties
do D.S. do do de
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which VIC invite the at
tention Of all wanting articles in our line.
IA ns5 BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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nm ..oLD DOMINIoN,, CoEFEE-Por.


ANDs Co0ee Pot have already sold,
and the demand from all parts of the United States is rapidly
on the increase. Wherever introduced, it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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ISHAII &. HARRIS,
J.E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
DescrintioD Of george Milton,

He years of age, weighs about l3O or 49 pounds
and inches high dark hair hazel eyes, short cn
with very had scar upon neck and chin, running
supposed result Of sld, which severe
that difhcult for him to close his mouth. .H 3
Is supposed have gone Arkansas as he lived for some
vpars at' CrawIav's Ridge in that State. iyl3-f
TThe Memphis Appeal Avalanche give the above i've in
sertions, and forward bill to this 0fhCe.
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a. &. q A. y. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81, College Street,

TFNHETR Fan Winter Stock Of Dry Goods consisting Of the
latest STYLES Silks Travelling Dress Goods etc, ETC. li
dies, ana C-us Steel Expansion Skirts together with
Ue selected stock OF staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally, Notions. etc.
Also large lpo LANES and Lace Curtains, Carpets
and on Cloths 1f vru styles and qualities all Of which they
stomers on time augl7-u
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nMNIBUsES will leave the various L2.s.5 - . ir
fore starting time 0r the dideren "a
ing orders on the States aud getting IN - iIi
h nj for EyeDin4 ard II. NJ for Morn15 LA.l W
fr iu 1UT osrt az tbsetg TI5 Ire p rsslqilie loR ass
placed in its charge q, ~ u-rssr,r7r,yr t--.s
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

UUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
.. 10 Gases CIaret Chateau MargauN,
LeOyidO,
a5 St. Julien,
10 " Lesles Ginger Wine,
Is - French Cordial,
IS RIuscat Wine,
25 Brandy Peaches,
p Brandy Cherries, '' Glass Tops
10 4" Corn Starch,
30 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra, and addition
al lot Of Asop YounSers Sparkling Ales and genuine
London Porter. For sale, low cash prices, by
sUgl2d -r ed z.. --z VESSEL. 4 IaOAPsON.
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WANTED.

NM ANTED geuee active, business as pa tner, with
Wv cash capital Of $780, in geuteel, profitable and cash
business, which will pay from fifteen hundred dollars
year, ne must be business man. Address Immediately r 81
this ofices lsugse-du
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~ ,RKSVTLLE AND PARIS HIAIL oOAs

rfhxr ,s.s llegTos hard for a9is Aaa,
ts. ~ s1s,-iIsnf saamsresses and HOUSE sersAn --
s-7s-sI -,oi Cooks Washers, &C. Cal ioen ovn Ii. =
sepI7-a - =
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Three Daily Trains from PitIsBJsrg
90 Ph6IadesDhia.
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
67Ezz7sFs755szszF7zs@sER
MINING TIME eBEINEEN COLUMBUS OhAO1 Al
d. BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

aANHAHAAHG1 0EELsNhAEaD AElAAbLNAAa
TUyHF ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
procured which point we'll as 70 Baltimore
shortest direct and IN respect tire most reliable
Tickets TO New York are the Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New Yo, the OF ticket to New York
only enabling business and travellers Tor pleasure or
Information o. the principal cities in the Union Tor
less cost than he Afforded BY any other route.
And il is the only uic Through Tickets be had
cmond. Norfolk Winchester. Fredericksburg and Peters
burg, Va; Charleston Savannah Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford SprinEs.
Passengers from Nas1yil Stage COACHES Of Carter
Thomos Cumberland river, TO Louisville
connecting United states Mail steamers 20 Clnein
natl or JeHers0nyill5 Railroad 70 Indianapolis Ind
uaks direct connection Columbus, Ohio with the Central
Ohio Wheeling, whence close connection with the
Baltimore made Washington City, Bat
more, Philadelphia and New YORK.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from memphis are
transferred Of the Illinois Centred Railroad
from thence lssiaz through Terra Haute Indianapolis, Dayton
Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus at
10 NJ $50 P NJ. and u. p. M.
Travellers requested notice that while this the
6uIg Tickets III t Eastern Cities at
charged by other TO Aec York 0Ht 10 Is
speedy and direct TO all the leading points
in s East Ie distance from Columbus TO Baltimore sy
miles, being about 200 miles shorter to New York than BY any
other route There are changes Of BY this route, and
consequently less detention than 10y any other.
The baIlased with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
further information please apply to D. G. RUNsEY, agent,
Nashville, Tenn. H-
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
Main stret. WM. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o, Il. L.
JOHN N. SHARP General Western Agent
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NEW WHEAT NEW WHEAT!

ENOR SALE.--one hundred bales Northern Extra Ia
just resolved BY Lmay5-tfl P. 4 Q. ANDERSON,
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The old nnminion Coffee.Pot

Is the economical, Tor u0lhIng beInE 9sl w y
boiling COlce required Wte te beverage
stronger, more ragraut, and more delicious.
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VEIE following rates to take effect on and after JUNE
Is'i new YORK TO NASHVILLE,
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NEW Eli = WINEER GOODs

TR u BE "a LU G A s.
VETE are now receiving our stock OF and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and BrOgans Capetng, ueesEaTe
Hardware which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making their stock this market It IS unneo
sary say thing regard to selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and to short
time, prompt buyers and cash that prepared 70 sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS OF every
popular kind imported nuctued in the United States
to which we invite special attention.
Also have large stock READYAIADE CLOTHING; that
can't in qualify, style and eheapRess in America
Also 400 BOOTS & Shoes which and win sell
under regular prices.
Also 300 pieces of CARPBTING, ply ply, = wool and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than Manufacturers
prices. Call and see.
Also have made arrangement with one OF the largest i'm
porting houses IN America for QueensWare by the ae for New
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Piles, Axes, &c, SC
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes,
and pay them, will End house is the place for them
TRATBE 4 TI7CAS.
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suspsnders to wear without vests; .
White Stone and Cameo Vest Butors
Colored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons; .-'.
Colored Stone and gate Vest buttons; .sr-ga. .s
New style Feather Fans;
White and Colored Ivory Fans;
Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
Just received to-day at J. H. MCGILL'S
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
jyd Cor COLLEGE street and Public Square.
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New Hardware store, a. MARKET So.

= OOK AT THIS.-We have this day received 5000 Of
those extra Eagle Principle segars. Smokers who prefer
ms article should supply thensel Immediately We dontex
aggera when they superior that have been
bIoughth here in tWOyears. VESSEL d THOMPsoN'
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NASHVILLE LUmBER YARD.

II C. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, shinsles, and BolTa
has now on hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and MhIe
ns Flooring White Pine, Poplar Plank Joisi ant
ling Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles nave
hve Mills cutting Poplar and Sc, dressing fop%, ana
one Yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine nang 10.
PonIar Singles-all constant operation can supply Any
quantity Lumber Shingles al the shortest 9oe am az s
lowest prices for cash. =. Y; - ~ lADl,-,,
Nashville Lulnner aaIe- lt'l-
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SEW imUsIC sTORE,

S,sr.s q. ID. BENSON e. EEIROss Whole -r77
ElAss sale and Retail Dealers IL piano Fcrtes.
&s e. A. Princes sMslodeons, Buffalo, N. Y.,5 Iii ~ III n
- Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Tio-g - y
Iinceilos AcoordoB Flutes fagolet, Es, Drums Tsuuo
rne and eVeythngn the musical merchants line
lars selst catalogue Of New Sheet Masc Music Books nd In
srctors Of all kinds Orders from the coaBtFY meet with
prorpt Attention Pianos tuned, Accoe0n5 other nstr.
Ipents reaiFsd No 20 Union Street, lst door from Colsege
sept23 A
lssll tF3ONNENGsS CITY BRASS BAND,
YNyFEs Band now fully organized with twelve In. ss-
strnrnents, and It's members hatter themselves -
tEat they are prepared furnish good Music sah5
Band IL the State They respectfully call the atsnton
Of Nasons Odd Fellows, and other societies. we'll as private
genteeu to for furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS,
Celebrations &C, Their terms shall Be moderate. Address,
j. p. BAiTIIELL, Secay, or
y r. HtOuAAIP.
p, S-PRor. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND is preparra
% make engagements Music for Balls, Pafe &c veey
reasonable terms. address as above. jar22-ilys
TNIANOS,-.We have received fourteen more -sIzF1
New Piano Fortes, from those unTiyalled
makers, Light, Newton Bradbury, and Hamesf Ia III NJ
Bros, which make stock very lafssand det =
able We would pleased have these instruments
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not Every Piano
sold b be Farrsnted give satisfaction iDevery respect
,febiO- i = D 2 ~ w. a R. EREEMAS. e
PIANO FORTES, LOOkIN6sGLAsSBSy &C.
W7TTF have nov IN store. hne stock Of Pianos,
ny Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terisls, &C., and still manufacturing Inside n IA n n
BLINDS and All kinds Of Works. have reeentlya -
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&C. In q word we intend 10 WITH TINES please
customers aid induce them to patonse home instead Of
sending ubroad -
feb10-f W. q Z. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

Our assortment Ladies ss Goods eoas. tanfes shs
Embrodere Wh,e Gociss Robes Biasetsf ohss Gassls
TWeeds, satnets Hosiery, and al kinds of W0oen Fabrics
viii compete Wh, q nor surpzss any uas aas ever ha1s %
Superior ad6os@ents Vim Be- 0dsrsdto ess and prOpt s
blyers- HrrT ra IC- lTI1e
call is respectfully solicited from an the merchants visiting
this market.
Ne viii pay The market prics al kinds q hartsT
fr''-t - = FI EENAN a. co.
aups7 No Public squsls, nsar the suspeEsan BrdEa-