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MARRIED.

In this city at the residence Of the brides mother
on Thursday evening, July 18th, by Rev. John T. FL
gar, Mr. NATHAN GIBSON TO Mss MARY A., daughter OF
Mrs. Hugh Jackson.
We record the above alliance with pleasure. Our
young friend GIBSON is one q the nHest specimens Of
the Nashville boy''-one who be depended upon
in any pltee, having, Ear, discharged every duty
iailhfuly-and, we sure, In the phase Of life
on which he has entered, he win prove all that de-
voted wife desire. Together with his charming
briie he has our sinceTest wishes that health happ
ness and good fortune may continue % attend himl
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The ssOld Log Cabins Burned to the
Ground-Narrow Escape of Col.
Taylor and Family.

anu ahAhys
The .'old log cabin" so famous in political
history. has gone at lasti 1t was the residence
# Gen. Harrison. at North Bend. about If
zen miles below the city, when he was nomi
mated for President, and was made famous by
a thousand songs in the campaign of $780,
Miniature limitations were erected in every
corner of the land, and praises of
s'The Rough Log Cabin,
That tells Of olden time -
were upon every tongue. and probably had
quite as much influence in the election as any
other subject that was canvassed. But its
'latchstring" has disappeared at last!
We have no minute details of the cOniagra-
ton. but learn from passengers who arrived
bv the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad yester
day morning between one and two O'Clock
that as the train arrived at North Bend, the
old log cabin was enveloped In flames, and
that its destruction was complete. 1t was
occupied by Col. W. Fl. Taylor (who married
a daughter of Gen Harrison) and family, and
we learn that such was the rapid progress of
the fire. and so late its discovery. that the
members of the household barely escaped in
their night clOthesi OF course nothing was
saved in the way of furniture or documents,
and the probability is. thar many valuable
papers left by President Harrison, together
with articles cherished as relics of the Old
Hero, and OF the early history OF the west,
have been destroyed with the building The
only portrait of Mrs. Harrison in existence
(painted by Beard) with two or three of the
General. taken at different periods of his life,
are also probably destroyed.
Mrs. Harrison. the widow of President Har-
rison. fortunately was not in the dwelling;
the venerable lady at present being at the
residence of Hon. J. Scott Harrison, a son of
Gen. H., few miles beyond the old home
stead.
North Bend is Eot only famous as the I'M
pretending residence of President Harrison,
but occupies no mean position in Western
history. 1t was the first landing place of John
Cleves Symms. the original patentee OF the
land between the two Miamis, and was at one
time regard as the rival of Cincinnati or
Fort Washington" At North Bend, Judge
Symms projected the great Miami City" and
went so far as to map out streets, lawns. pub
lie squares, and all the arrangements for a
city of the first magnitude; but fortunate
incident turned the tide in favor of the pres
ent site of our fiOurishing metropolis, and
''North Bend" has ever since remained a
beautiful rural retreat from the dust, I'M
purities, and busy throng of the city.-Cfn.
Gazette, 26h.
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Leviathan is the mammoth failure of the day.
England has heard of-had even ocular de-
monstration of, our great steamers. and re-
solved to beat US. She built the Leviathan,
she had TO pay S50O,OOO for getting hrr afloat
when completed. and now she will not trust
any more money on the almost .iorlorn hope
of putting her to sea. BY way of mending
matters, Mr.. Brunei, her engineer. has been
so beaten by this mammoth ship that he has
actually retreated to the South of France,
for few months. to get away from business,
and eq1alze the balance of his mind
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l1ew ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department.,
MNAHTARX COLXAEGE.

J. BERRIES IINnsIEY D. D.. Chancellor of the Uni
versity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor OF Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AN, Professor OF Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J H STEWART, AN, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
F. l. J. THYssESs, AN, Professor OF French and
Drawing
C. s BIAc1E, AN MD, Professor OF Botany and
Natural History.
Rev W. HoYTE NJ. NJ n, Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
C. X. WI sToN. MD, Surgeon.
TINHE First Term of the next Academic year com
l. menees the 20th Of September, and the Sec
ond Term 14th of February
Tuition Boarding. Was hing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance and Use Of Arms 500 per Term Ma
circulation Fee S. Students required To furnish
their rooms which be done at moderate charge,
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish,
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term Of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputa-
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained, and at the same time,
every facility afforded those who desire pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Class
es there is also Preparatory Class. Students under
Il wears of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid Of Military Discipline, effective govern
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply TO
any member of the Faculty
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W eakne.s OF the stomach and fndf-
wesffon.

Aaoer Great Care ssotei ~ BssrAars's Hoiiaad Biss
The wife Of Pietsr De wiite, living IN Holland Town,
sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
Weakness of the stomach and Indigestion she had
been under physicians for time. but the
disease seemed 70 babe hs skill she purchased
some HOLLAND BTTTEfss oaiee, which has
given tone her stomach her appetite AMI strength
ars returning, and nrmly beeve that this Is an
ether great cure ed -cted by your medicine.
We have stiil Ia record many wonderful cures ef-
feetsd by this remedy bot must <ait another OppoF-
family. one thing yOa can rely upon, what We have
published are from persons much respected N our
community and are literally true.
]. QUISTUs,
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TRUST SALE.

Il1 virtne 81 heed n Trust, executed 10 me nv
I'D VIM. Hartsfcli, dated the lcfh day of Jelly 1854
registered in the Registers Office of davidson univ
in Book No. IL page 1888 shah proceed to sell ON the
premises, on Saturday the Tth day Of August next
between Is and 90 &c the land described in said
deed being part of the place which said Harris field
now lives, lying the west side and adjoining the
Owen and SMYRNA Turnpike The land Is mostly
creek bottom. and l,s long been a mill rond pIat
VIII be exhibited the day of sale The terms will
be one and two years with interest. with approved
security. and lien retained jos l. EWING
jyl5, '5S-td Trnstce
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nF TavHison county, the 10th dag Of Jaly, lass,
" Negro Ma, WHO says hss Is Ek.N and
that he bskags ~ rATE NAlLscE. u Ntltxusoa CO.,
Team. SAID boy about IS ears old black eosnpex-
ioa about Ieet7 inches high, AID weighs aSuat 30
Pouads. The owner = requuesed ~ CONS forward, ,
pFose pref~rty and pay charges the laS directs,
tbs Jely -, 1855 Ttf0S HOhsoS,
IulySc-iN Jalior u nsvsisou CO.
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DEATH OF GEN. GoRDoS.-Genl. Vim. T.
Gordon, distinguished citizen of Virginia,
formerly member OF Congress from the AL
bemarle district, and author of the Sub-Trea-
sury bill, died suddenly on the 2lst instant
A Virginia exchange says: while eonvers-
ing with his son, he felt faint aud asked 10
be laid down. which was done, aud he died in
a moment"
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young lad recently raa away from home
aud geni Ia a tavera, whvnr be was found Jy
TREAD, with cigar In his mouth. ..what
made you lea home ~ sod bis mi sad. -.Oh,
counion. d T." sa.d he. ...aIher aad mother
was 80 s&aey eoaldn't stand il any longer,
aud Quit 'smn
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for Sale-Co Rent.
Valuable Free-SsA Property
For SAFE

7 WILL sell the house and lor at present occuped
and owned by VIM 7. Noisy. situnted on High,
street. South Nashville fronting sixty feet ana pun
ming back two hundred. The house IL brick vv1rh
all her necessary out buildings. all In good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street ffiirtyar
feet, and running back 2r0 feet good location for
building site. This rs desirable property 10 n use
wishing to get rid of the ratare i'm
posed upon property holders, and woald earnestly
invite those wishing real estate 20 euripe
this property.
TERMS up SArE.-A credit Of one, two and tl.rss
years, with interest from date.
Hs- For further particulars call on
T. r. GLASCOCR
icT. Real ESTATE AGENT
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville. Tennessee.

SEES ION OF Isl = 5 8.
II VIE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
i this Institution Will commence on MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER 1858, and will continue to the LIST of
March ensuing.
The PRELIMINARY COURSE or LECTURES, free 10 all
students, will be given during the month of October.
Faculty.
THOMAS L. MADDIN NJ. H., Professor Of Anatomy
descriptive, astrological and Surgical
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Princi-
piles and Operations Of Surgery.
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor OF Matera
Medca and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ. H.. Professor Of Medical
chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E. b. HASkINS NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Prac
tce of Medicine.
JOHN 7. FORD NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
II. NJ COMPTON, VI. ID. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY HOSPITAL is upon the promises Of the Col
lege under control Of the Faculty, which Ope
performed, and prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount of fees for Lectures, $lo5 Matrculaton
fee paid but once, SIS 90 DEMONSTRATORS fee,
quired but once, $40 90; Graduation fee SIS 90
Excellent Boarding be obtained for 81 so to
81 90 per week
For further details, or announcements, apply TO
JOHN 2. FORD, NJ. D.,
jylT Dean OF the Faculty.
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1rw CIVILIZATIONS.
TRELAWNY'S RECOLLECTIONS
OF SHELLEY & BYRON.

w. r. BERRY a. CO. have just reed
REc0LECTI0NS OF THE LAST DAYS OF SHELBY
AND BYRON. By E. j. Trelawny. l vol 12mo-
Cloth.
No living poet arrived the fullness Of his
fame the jury which sits m judgment upon a poet,
belonging as he does 10 all time must be composed OF
his peers il must he empanelled hy Time rom the
selected Of the Nurses OF many generations. sid
tey's Defence Of Poetry
w. =. FERRY a. CO. have also just
received
LEIGH HUNTS Recoections OF Byron and his Co
;emp"rares- vols. Cloth. Portraits.
BEECHER'S LIFE THOUGHTS. 1 vol
LF1GH HUNTS Indicator . vols
THF LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the English
Railway Engineer. vol Cloth.
SPECIMENS OF DOUGLAS JERRoID'S WIT, to-
gether with selections chiefly from his Contributions
10 Journals, designed illustrate his Opinions. /
vol. limo.
MUSTANG GRAY: A Romance. BY the Hon. Jere-
mah Clemens. of Alabama.
BERNARD LIE An Historical Romance. BY the
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens.
DR. CLAP Autobi graphical Sketches and Recol-
lect'ons during thirty five years residence New
Orleans.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH To sell OF the prettcst and most desira-
BILE places that has been offered FOR sale u con-
ns about 400 Of hne and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres well watered and tim
bercd, with mproV emcuts.
mayl5-u Will. L. BOYD JR
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UNIFORM EDITIONS
OF THE
STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICS.

THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. Complete in 8
volumes. l2mo.
THE WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH. Complete in
volumes. l2mo
vols. l2mo.
THE WORKS OF TOBIAS sMoLLETT. 8 volumes
12mo
THE WORKS Of LAURENCE sTERNE 3 volumes
I2mo
THE WORKS OF DEAN SWIFT. 9 vols. I2mo.
THE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON. . volumes
l2mo.
THE WORKS OF DANIEL DEFoE 2 vols. 12mo.
THE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB. vols. limo
THE WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZIITT. volumes.
l2mo
THE WORKS OF LEIGH HUNT. 4 volumes.
THE WORKS OF LORD CHESTERFIELD. In vol.
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Extra Chance.

l AM Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
ON Cherry street adjoining the ..Urion Buildings"
(now M course Of erecuon) fronting SO feet and run
ming back Isl feet This Is the most desirable prop
eTiy IN the city for sale. Also two store Houses on
Market street near Spring 81. Apply 10
Will. !. BOYD,
yl-tf No IN Cherry street
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A Country Home for Sale!

FOURTEEN and one half acres Of choice Land can
L be purchased on very reasonable terms. il Is
con cniont to the market as a vegetable garden
Apply 10
mnNao ~ L PnYn
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Having purchased Mr.. M'Ianahan' s interest in the
goods we have taken in partners in our business
Dixon A Allison and John johnson. We shall con
tlnue at our old stand, where will be pleased 10
meet our old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious To cut down our present stock rs low
as possible, preparatory to our fall purchase will
offer inducements in prices tn those wishing 90 replen
ish their stock. We shall be glad all times TO re-
ceive their orders, and Will do to nh them
satisfactorily.
iunel4 ALLISON ANDFRS0N L. ~
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TNHE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 Co. COM
Il posed of And. Allison, 7. Anderson and W u
III lanahan, Was by mutual consent dssoiv ed on the
LIST day OF June, by the retiring of MIR. M'Ianahan
from the firm. And. Allison and T. Anderson are
alone authorized 10 wind up the business ~ the Oil
firm Those indebted To the late firm are requested
70 make payment without delay and those having
Claims against the same will present them for pay
mcnt. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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FOR SALE.
81. NNO Wnrth Of Mnst IalnnhIr Rrni Fstat

sDLuU WORM OF h0Sl Valuable Real Estate.
i WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
the most desirable city property ever offered in
TINS market lying on Cherry, Cedar Market and Spruce
Sts suitable for business houses private dwellings
iTT9P'se I" exchange The abovefor likely Negroes al
the best cash prices.
mayl5-u WILL. l. BOYD. in.
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T ULL A II o M A.
G II EAT SALE OF LOTS,
THREE DAYS, SALE.

THE TULLAHOMA TOWN COMPANY offer
Il for sale all those beautiful lots hereto- <Srd>S.
fore reserved and nnsold. and which are pc ssS>A
culiarly eligible for family residences and
many az them convenient for business houses To
the poor man who needs a home-to the rich man
who desires % purchase splendid ami healthfu To-
caly for summer residence. aud 20 the man Of mod
crate means who wishes buy a delightful dwelling
place, this sale presents great attraction.
The locality Of Tullah0ma, with "A population of
about twelve hundred Inhabitants, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad the terminus Of the Nc
Minnvile and Manchester Railroad, IN Coffee county
and on the table land Of the district of Ten
nessee, Is one of unsurpassed salubrty pleasant
ness, and the sester here will find himself IN The
mlhst of all the comforts and appliances of a high
CIVILIZATION Of an orderly weil-reguated moral and
religious community, blessed with an invigorating
pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which u Is n real
happiness To brcaihe and with pure cool which
II is JOY of life 20 drink and in addition all this the
Invalid viii md mineral water within the town site
ana other mineral waters (chaiy beate snlphur)
convenient 10 the town by the ait 81 which TO reno
waite ana restore health. Come to Tullahoma and pur
chase a lot cheap, as the sale Is without reserve
The terms Of sale a credit OF one and two wears
bonds and srcury required and lien on the lots re-
tanned.
PAYS Of sale, Sd, ith and 9Th days of Au-
gust next. Maps OF the town, and of the lots for
sale TO be seen on application To the Lincoln
House, Tullahoma, Tenn.
jys-d VIM. MOORE, Agent.
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DISSOLUTION.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business of the old firm will be settled
by Abram Coney, who will continue IT the old stand.
ADRIAN CONlEY.
iv27-eo3t L. l. JOHNSON.
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stock for Sale.

On SHARES Bending stock. Also, I shares Nash
~ willie and Chattano oga Railroad stock
Apply To Will l.. BOYD, Agent,
jyl-u No. so Cherry street
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THE undersigned having disposed Of b 5 entire in
i terest IN the firm nf Conlcy x Johnson To Mr. A.
Cuney respectfully tenders his thanks To the citizens
of Nashville and the public 1s-s'-hy '"T the very
~-ff,ts Uesuwed upon The late nrm OF Conley
johnson, and cheerfuy recommend his successor
as gentlemen worthy Of their confidence ami pat
Tonage.
jy27, Is5S-eo3t f. l.. JOHNSON.
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THE Races over the Memphis Course Will commence
Il ON TUESDAY, october 18Th, 1855, and continue
FIVE DAYS.
First DAY, TuE-DAY, October l9-The 'swALkgR
shAKE for three year olds 500 entrance: $50 for
felt Mile heats, three MI the stake: the
Club 20 add 90, provided the Is run: 10 ma ne
and close on the LIST day 81 August, 1855. SecuI
Will be required FOR the forfeit 10 the above stake.
SANE DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile
heats
SECOND DAY, WEDuSDAN, October 2O.--Juckcy
Club Purse sJ0n. Nile heat, tireg in Eve.
SANE pAy.-SWcepstfkc Tor tNo year ODDS: 5000
trance: $50 forfeit. Dash of mile 4" three OF more
TO n the stake-now three entries. Security viii be
required toT the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, THUt1sBAY October 2i.-Thc "HAkrtR
sIAKE,' for three year ods. Two mile heats. $500
entrance: Sl0o forfeit. three On the stake:
the Club add $500, pros the race s run: to
aud close on lst day 81 August, less Security
will be required for the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY. FunAY, October 22.-JockCy Club
Purse So Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY. SArCIsDAY, October 23.--Jockey Club
Purse 81 40 foul IA u heats
aa- WAX over tlte above Course entities the
horse Ia the fRli amount 81 Jockey Club purses
VP All entries with forfeits secured, must be d.
rected %
WA. T. ROUNuTREE, PHcFErE1os,
JeSo-td Mernnhis fem
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COMMISSIONERS.
II fBft q ftflb *
New York Millinery Emporium,
81 Union ST., Nashville, Tenn.

Nj RS. DOYL LIE
DE6S leave 10 lnoTI her customers IN the
ID city, aad throughout the zsaies tennessee and
AAsbzEna that she has returned from New York and
has received her Spring lmpart4fsons for lsss, Of
FRENCH PATTERN BOSNETS 4 MILL.
Merry GOODS,
Consisting In part follows loco french Pattern
BsnBess 500 Legh0rn Bloofners and ChiliFensi Hats
richly trimmed $50 Head Dresses, styles 7ss
boxes frepch Flowers, Bf ldai Equipment and Head
OrnAment l5oo pieces itnnet, sash aud beii Iboons
with large stock II Enbroiaeries, C,iLzrs slssses
sets, CAilrens' VAST Robes, iAIs Eiginss, laser
tons. MAnfiitzs-
So Country Nillners suppiAed With Pattern Bon
nets, and every artice apfertalnns 70 ths BUSINESS
Every description II Baanets Asd Cents, Hats
Bearhed aaa Trimmed Me- O'-s peculiar az 70
Stamping Cor BrAiaing saa F1nklHg dOae-
When serene Sarnmer aafsl.fs her robes,
And gives frasrance % The air,
The Ladies they ali bob aruuna
Ia search q BoaHels xlgboat eomEzrs,
So, II ys want - save Shoe rather,
AID much tscrplexsug tsii,
Osr advice ~ proAt By abe aBs weather,
And ex4nias e chzfe.ns, = i 9ernseT mode II
Apr1is-u MRS D0fIk
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W antcd.

A GENTEEL, active person as a partner, with cash
IA capital from - 900 10 IS, 900 in respectable
and profitable business which Will be made TO pay
$40 900 year. Address, Immediately,
Jy26-lw BUSINESS, at this Office
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uew advertisements.
Circuit Court at Nashville.

Circuit Court at Nashville.
JULY RULES, 1855
Lucinda Sanders,
, Bill Tor DIVORCE
Thomas Sanders,
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter, from the allegations Of the bill filed in this
cause that the defendant, THOMAS SANDERS, is nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, that the ord
nary process Of law cannot be served on him. II is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
iatrot. a newspaper published in the city of Nash
vile TOR thirty successive days, requiring the said de-
PENDANT TO appear at the next term OF the Circuit Court
of Davidson county, to be held in the city of Nash
vile. on the Second Monday in September next then
and there to plead. answer demur to cOmplanants
bill the will be taken pro coniesso and set
down for hearing parte.
DAVID C. LOVE,
jy30-w4t Clerk and Master.
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BOARDING.

ONE or two respectable young men can be accom-
~ modaiei with comfortable Board and Lodging in
private family Address Box a., Posi Once N-sh-
vile n
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DANCING ACADEMY,
GERMAN HARMONIC HALL.
No. Market street,
Will open on Tuesday, July 9th, 1858.
NIADAME IULIE YINCENT.

MAZDA VIE JULIE VINCENT.
'VNHE celebrated Professor ana Teacher, Sl.z
New Orleans and Memphis, would re- g
specially announce to the Ladies and Gen aITy-1'
tlemen OF Nashville that she has been solicit IFS
ted ny many citizens Of this city to open DANCING
ACADEMY. The success and encouragement she has
met with in every city where she has taught gives her
hopes for the same here She will teach the ceebra
ted and fashionable Iancers Quadrle in classes of
eight at private residences and at the Academy and
the following Fashionable Dances:
Lancer's Quadrilles, Ia Varsoyia
Gallop Quadrilles, Rednwa
German Polka, L'Esmeralda
Saloon Polka, Five Time Waltz,
Polka Maznrka, Three Time Waltz,
La Sicilenne Sn.pish Dance
Moscowiska, Circassian Circle,
Gailopade, Fireman s Dance,
La Sylphide, Pas Suel.
In addition, IianceS for Masters and Misses.
The Flower Dance la Cachucha
The Shawl Dance, Swiss Dance
Highland Fling, Hornpipes
Filtration Polka, La Neanolitane
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NOT HCE.

lITE have this day sold o. FISHER, wHFLESS 4
w Co. entire stock Of Groceries aud the bus.
mess hereafter will be conducted by them
jyl J. 7. MARTIN co.
I'VE have this day associated with us in business
w Mr.. J. I. MARTIN.
JyI FISHER, WIRELESS 90.
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MIG HIT. CT AS s.


For Gcntlemen-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, from till TO z. NJ
EVEN WING CLASS
For Masters, Little Misses and Isatlies-Tuesdays
thursdays ana saturdays, from till p. 81.
Musical department by Prof. L. BLANK.
For terms OF Tuition enquire of Madame Vincent at
her residence, Commercial Hotel, and the Academy
at class hours.
~ At the end of the session there will he an Fly
hibtinn aud Fancy Dress Ball
MADAME VINCENT has IN her possession letters OF
recommendation from several of the respectable cit
z-hs OF New Orleans, Memphis, and other places
which she Will tike great pleasure in showing 10
those who may wish TO examine them.
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