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ni In the Senate, on the 9Th insts Mr. Fessenden intro.
duced a. French Spolation bill. MI. Gwin. offered 4
E~fes"lution TO inquire into the expsdiency Of sending a
On she. 18th Mr.. Crittendon's resolution in favor oi
increasing the duties on imports, and sqbstitutipg home
for foreign valuation, was debated. Mi. Fitch offered
an amendment to tar bank notes, with y Discrimination
against those Of q small denomination, 4t.
= On the 9TH, the President reply to the call for in.
formation a 70 the capture Of Walker was. received; it
shows that he believed Com. ePsulding committed an
error, but his motives were. patriotic, and Nicsrsgua
alone has the right To ~complsin, but q she received .
substantial benefit there il no probability If her doing
49, Messrss Seward, Doolitile, Espd Peree sustained
the Presidents views, and Mssrs. Davis, Critteuden,
Brown, Pagh, Toonbs, and Doasls took the Opposite
On tho 18th. tho act Of 1856, -aushorising the Secre.s
+ary of the Navy to change the names IT yes.els in cer.E
tain CAKES, was repealed. A resolution was alsD passed
extending the time for the restoration Of naval, officers
70 next April. Apetition was n e. ,uted for = telegrsphic
line frcm Missouri 10 the South Pass. g, .3geb
In the House, on the 5th, the .President's Message
was discussed. Quit,.an desired Select COMMITTEES On
that part relating 10 the enforcement Of the neutrality
laws, and took ground in: favor Of Walker Mr.. Keitt
attackdd The Presidents course relative to the seizure Of
Walker; Mr.. Stephens concurred with Mr.. Qgitman
Mr. Grow Was plea ed to see the other side ready - re-
strain the enoroachnsn.s Of executive power, and asked
that the rule should be applied 70 Kansas. Sir. Lovejoy |
spoke acvesely'of the character and doingsof Walker.
Dir. Stanton justified the President. spsssr u 81 ~
On the 9th. Mr.. Washburne reported Z bill to amend
the act providing for the security Of passengers on board
OF steam vessels. Official correspondence with Para
quay, New Granada, and Brazil was called for. Mr..
took 81 'uad with the Rlresdeot relative to
the arrest Of Walker, whose course he severely de.
nounoed. go1its Haskip followed in the game view. Mr..
co9demned Walker arrest rs IN outrage. Mr..
Gilaper thought the docu.e ents ought 70 be scep before
aaRdelRniag po4aodore P~sqlding.
=. =. e. NJ. Thayer spoke on Central America,
which he desired te Americanize, NJ. Os ssesus sno
lies, but By snbsoil plows aud other implements ..
peaceful emigration. MI. Adrian wished the neutrality
avs 50 amended as to prevent future hvlcss expedi
ions. Mr.. Washbhrne spoke on popular sovereignty,
slowing the incDnsistencies Ut the President and th.
isadctsson the subject. SIS x.;s-s
~1Oasths l1tA the Constellation Of Minnesot. was laio1
the House By resolution. 49, sns~ ]
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county, 1927 Hun d county 48N Dcuee SscoG W
glvv6 oil Free a9tate nejoIt1s ~ Al 1sos
Ill.,
~ sDemncratic 6tate flekst ispSobAbl9 elscted, but 4
majority Of the Legislature Il Proc St1t6s
About hslf the vote q the terdsosISsas $50 sats
Officers, but . very decided sxpsssis5w - 1esi1st
1Aes lecompton f:onstitution, The nsi6fjd eiHstam
oefDg set down Ct ten Thousand ia11 5eeDek
there we're two distinct polls keptsop@oxy4he Free
Hssse men we're making .ryssn Of k~s4ddqlent voters
soncer the recent act Of the MGplstneG TyaAe19 =
:noge named ulsert VA Atsss1y ~ E4A4h Z
boxes, and another ns19eise6e1 5@e61jsg
fraudulent votes. CnIseft Mas tske4to L~4eSenwoffh,
'xno, Mith 2 cannen belonging 70 the k5e1poo Ranger,
parsaed throngh tho streets. Much excitement pre-
sss,lea, and tesss we're entertained that sefious troupA
would follow. Political psftes we're much divide1 ~
nssJos'fy being bitterly opposed TO the Lccoupto6 Cor
ss,tut on. General Calhoun was seppesn = e in'
III @tsFD 56&ir50aF;, =sA A-A heen edHi4ad mt 70 re4urn
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kTOpO01v0O0s
The PHRENoLoolcAL JousNAL-Devoted to pbre
nology,- Human Nature, Education, Self-improvemenf
Biography, Mechanism, and the Natural sciences. 81
a year in advance. 20
The WATER Cure JouRnAL-Devoted to Physiol
so!gy, Hydropsthy, and the Laws of Life and Health
illustrated with numerous engravings With Famiial
Instructions. to Learners. 1t IS iemphatically : guide to
Health and Longevity. Monthly, at 81 : year. i
LIFE lLLUsTRATED-A First Glass Pictorial Family
Paper, devoted 70 Entertainment, Improvement, and
Progress. Weekly at 81 a year.
Z We wal furnish the two moothlies and our paper for
one year at three dollars Or the 'LIsE and our pasev
{ on, the same terms. The character Of the above publ
cations are too we'll known to need any comment from
us; and any one desiring them can b accommodated
on the above liberal terms, BY a~ayancing the amoant
specified. ~ shst
. CONSTITUTION or MINNxsoTA.-Mr Rice, Senator
elect from Minnesota, presented it, Constellation To- the
President m thn 6rh inst N
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PHILADELPHIA observation-disclosures desires = frat
literary and news Journal from the East, can be accom-.
n9oa'ea ~ subscribing for the above. II is cheap, too,
and Pesooek, Phaadelphia,; Pa. IA ,aa..s.a blso5
= IRE GOLDEN, PRlzs -This populaf literary journal
has trecsived additional improvements 10 cas,mend = ~
re Paerone.zaat appeared in its new dress With the new
Year, ut Is 6aied with eight large pages. Of reading mat.
ter. 2 great portion Of it original tales, and ether inter
ess'ng articles. s. y q year il advance. sAdikess Beck.
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tIr PSI EAF
) ~ Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Road
Commissioners Of Dakota County viii meet ut the
Register Office, in the City, Of Hastings. 81 ten o'clock.
"A. II on the first Monday Of every month. for the
Of such bu>ipess as psy Be brought before
i. SOD Ran ! i. A. WEBSTER, s.
sss 3ss.5o. NJ. N. MARSH, fCommiss;oners.
N. A. MILLER. $50
H~olIowAr's 1pi11s AND o,srnxsr-1FAc ARE
LasEsIsrlsLE. III any man doubts the i~nestimable
Of. these Plls, he impugns the general experience
Of the whole world. The accumulated testimony Of all
astests their infalIibilty in ! majority of the dis.
that afHict mankind. Deep.seated ab,ces.es.
'~elI'ng Of the joints, enlargement Of Tie glands, tumors
ind esuptions disappear under the disiufectine and heal.
n9 .ctiop at thes Qintn.enta They have been (Exani,l.
There is TEST, however, vh.tebl g. tell sIe
genuine, viz, the Kssr nsnzk, I HMopay Ntw Hrk
'sd Ioado",. that exists in every leaf 81 tie book Of
llrccs.o?s TIE words are semi traAsparers in the paper.
md V's'hle y looking through the i9a{ q the light
- g: Of g. THE regular weekly meeting. Of
his socisty age held at their Lodge Rooae, 10 Tseiopt
i.ll, on Wednesday evening, go n'siosk. By order,
Z j. PERKINS, W. c. T.
~ The Rev. Nj. wilcoxsin will preach every alter.
late sabbath u TIE school hoase IN this town. The
commence ut II o'clock, + n. The next scr.
win r. held On SUNDAY, he q s insty
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FNf-% - az SOs4ssuSa1Sy - NOVW0s rs i =
The authorities in New Y6rk City are making strenu.
GUS efforts to break up the swindiing ticket Offices where
IN many emigrants have been robbed for years mast.
I Omcers are detailed to inform e~migrsnts, as thew land.
where TO- 60 to purchase proper tickets. The runners
WILL De checked in their viilainons PRACTICES, We hone.
@@1ae efcctfnSt to sHffa thsEA sacaucy o~ccassoned 3 he r..
rsenetios q Air. Bsnkssipss the. s ssensh Congressional
District OF massachusetts, has resulted in the choice Of
Daniel W. oochs,l Republican. g
aei Dannelly, Who murdered a fellow CLERK At s,..., r,
anda last summer, with whom he had gambler and lost
considerable ST Inns, vas executed on che 9Th inst p.
died Protesting his Innocence. IL ii 80 -a--" "e
:. When the message Of Gov. Ligon, Of MARYLAND v.
[ahdtdnced in the Legislature Of that State. + vs. ra'
lected BY I. decisive vote. The reason was beans N.
Governor rejected severely on the American partv. sev.
er u OF whose no members we're elected by fraud and VIC.
District Attorney McKeon has been removed from Ii.
of6ce BY the President, for taking part in the eIect;on
ot 9. Mayor Of New York, to defeat Wood. M. Sedg.
wick e Y confirmed diruedd BY the Senate, to take his place. b.
Is DE-. Anson Jones, Ex,President Of Texas. oorm;t,oa
suicide at Houston on the 9Th inst, By blowing ont hi.
hrains.s 49, : ns
!, Ihe treaty nth Japan, negotiated BY Commodore
Perry. = few years ago, seems likely TO become of GOOD
account, especially when steam COMMUNICATION i e.t.S1
lfshed between StsFrancisco and China. q
: Notwithstand the hard times, the sale of news At Rev
Henry Ward Beecher's church realized double the
amount OF premiums received last year this wear thev
amounted to $4,250. ~ ss'a3eta e8 es"' ""J
An engine boiler exploded on the 9th inst. on tho
Erie Rallr"ad, at Piermont, which killed two. men. T.
nag Just been placed on the Rad, and cost ten tbous-
~ .o''a' ss 1 aait .Ee# 81 .4sas.es
!, It has been decided in Indiana. that ! .marr;. . - ~
legal in that State, only requires the mutasl consent IF
tho parties to the contract, without license or other for.
maliies. 1t j. required that the agreement be record.
ed, but neglect to do SO only subjects then to : fne.
Thomas sMcKenua: formerly of Utica, NJ r. and
lately Of Lawrence Kansas, has a wife and child At the
latter place whoare anxions to hear from him. He i.
sopposed to De somewhere on the Mississippi or Missouri
rivers ~chopping wood. eEs ri .kssa.= VI ~
- The Washington Era says The hard times win cut i.
list Of subscribers down at least oneSthird. HHT
. eaid ssn m-.l 4fal New OaLEANs, Jan. III, 1855.
bGens Parodi has Issued "a proclamation against the
acfionso OF Commfrt.a ndiwas' making large .leyies Of
tronps. The Department Of Vera Cruz has recalled #.
a~ccrp'ahoe OF the plan of Tacubaya. A civil war seemed
Has paw 4aea ,se 81. q. $500
r. - 49,
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nj Politics

The New York Herald Of the 18th inst, contains q
very able article upon the approaching admission Of
Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon into, the Union. !,
shows that the contest that will take place, will, be the
most important that has ever shakea, our government,
and it predicts, and We think correctly, that IL fKansas
i refused admission under III, L~econn.pptoonn Constitution
recognizing slavery, the power Of the South is lost
forever 81 The fact that Douglas. AN undoubted aspirant
for Presidential honor, hassises himself up in direct
opposition to the ! most . vital mes measures IT the South,
shows thatsa]lready their power 4 is Va waning. Tbpe, grea,
question now is, will they fail in the, appsoaching CON
test, and If so,a will they aequiesce in theirfailure, acr
vii, they rise up in open REBELLION. Y The States Of Alb.
bame, Georgia, South 5carpfiiia9ss,t And Mississippi arr, the
Charleston Mercury informs US, ready fer the lssst. meas
'usaass1 II 30, our country is npon tha verge Of civil wal.
~ What have We to appease the, stormJ ,InAthedgreat
contest upon the adnisii0n Of 'ktains and Missouri, the
two States were considered . counterpoise 10 eSch other;
the one as = free, tie other az . slave State. Buttin
the approaching contest, We have three free States, Kan.
sas, Minnesota sud' Oregon applying foFsadmision, and
not one slave State as m equivalent TO the South. 8dl
The present state Of our country cannot bat be a sub
ject Of alarm and SORROW to men Of ALI parties. We
are, if we may judge BY the events going on around us
approaching that point, where either the Union must be
violently torn asunder,,o OF At which Southern institutions
and Southern then, must, IN the language of the New
York Nrraf, tprepare themselves for an unconditional
surrender 70 the tender raercies Of the North 81
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he F1saaces 6 TIE 'Tsrrlasry.

We have before y ~ Rspssts Of @. ". Armstrong,
Territorial Treasurer. and Julius Gsotgii. Territory
Auditor, for the year 1857. They exhibit rather de-
fctiss staas q our hnaaoss. II seens strange that
corporations # al sorts are more open % i~mpoaition
than iadividuals. We suppose that the work performed
for our Territory could havesbsaa obtained BY any one
persoa IN our connanity q 90 hAf = one third the
cost charged 70 TIE gossransnt in tie reports before NE.
Take the following sabls showing the amounts Of drafts
drawn a The Treasury doing the year ending, DAasp.
bee 3, 1857 ':-
A.4===4y Gs.ss,LE one pears salary 3 $50 90
Extra services ! Tia 40
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III, Medical Department.

CSESSION 1s5S-9.-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
this Institution viii commence Monday, the "a Of
November next and continue tin the first of the ensuing March
THOMAS R, Jennings, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRN LTNDsLEY, NJ. D. Professor OF Chemistry and Phar
macy.
Jurisprudence.
A. H BUCHANAN, NJ D., Professor OF Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
JOIN Nj WATSON NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Paul F. Eve NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
K BowISo, N. d. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
Medicine.
VILLAS T. BRreGs NJ D. Adjunct Professor and Deonsrator
of Anatomy.
The Rooms viii opened students the first
Monday in October ,the jth).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free all students, will
he given by the Professors, commencing also the first Monday
u October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction the Facul
u, open the class free Of charge
Cunique has been established in connection with Unver
sty which operations performed, and prescribed for
sod lectured upon in the presence Of the class
Of fees for Lectures SlU5; Naturalization fee (pad
ony) IS. Practical Anatomy SlO Graduation fee, SIS.
Good boarding be procured for 81 70 81 week. For
further Information Catalogue, apply %
W. X. BOWLING, NJ D.. Dean of the Eagulty
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jy lsulj5.-jy93
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PROrTAnIaTION.


ri WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
IL make known that Joseph PrenceWho signs certificate
relating to The Grdefe6sTg Vegetable Hsis the Clerk
of the Court Of this The said certificate embraces the
names Of the most reliable responsible people in this commu
n and cere the uvariabs curative action OF The Grae
tenherg vegetable Pills in the following diseases
Bilious Complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erys
peasi Low Nervous and Simple tevers; Gastric feYers Gs
Heartburn Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want Of action 10 the digestive organs
And further testify that full credit and faith are due, and
ought to be given, to said certificates.
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be ah ID hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
VIZ II. RIcHAR Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. hIrTRIDGEr of Portsmouth, cer6es that these Pills are the
best rene Is for diseases Of the digestive organs that he HIS ever
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal to them for Liver
stomach Nausea and Headache
Dr. OTRASD has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants IN all climates and found them when prsi ons
and other medicines in hundreds Of failed TO do
Rev = A. Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Spence
SAYS hy work miracles, and the best Pills
There are a. least thousand families in Davidson alone
@ always keep them in the house, because hy using them
the first Of inGisposion they hundreds Of doll
lars in Doctors bills, Price, % cents per box
iySs-S ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department,
OR
WILT RY COLL

M II A r. l. l. f G Z
J. BEKRN LISDsLE n D., D. D. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
COL B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON An, Professor Mathematics Natural Phil
osophy, and Astronomy.
J. H. STEWART, An Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P. L. } THYssESs An Professor Of French and DaWng.
G. s. BLACKE, An Md, Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev. J. W HOYT An D., Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
G. x. WINSTON, Md, Surgeon.
Of the Academic the 10th
Of September, and the second term 18th Of February.
Tuition BOARDING, washing fuel rooms, servants attendance,
arms 500 per Matricuat0n fee S.
required furnish their which done mod
charge by purchase Engineering French, spanish,
German, Drawing, Bookkeeping, and Fencing, each $40 per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course ancient reputation the
University scientific and classical scholarship will be
tanned, the every facility afforded those who dc
pursue partial Besides the four regular College
classes there is also preparatory class Students under Il years
Of age Wi'not be admitted.
By the military discipline effective government estsb
lsed and health physical culture, good order industrious
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply to member
u The Faculty. July J. leJe.
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ARREsT OF A MAIL ROBBER.-0n the 18Th Goth
and 22d ult. the mails between Greensboro and
Clinton we're robbed, and the driver on that route
John Cash. was suspicioned of having committed
the robbery, from the fact that the Brandon route
from which he had just been discharged, had suffer
ed for two or three years past from many robberies
Of the mail, all Of which time he was employed on
the route. Mr.. Blair, special agebt Of the Post Of
ice Department, went to Mr. Arthur Buman, Of
Tuscaloosa, by whom 8 $1,000 bill on the Bank of
Mobile was mailed to Messrs Washington & Co, of
this city, in one Of the above nails and Obtained
from Mr. Bullmsn description of the bill and then
proceeded to discover the wherea bouts of Mr. Cash.
and examine him regard to the matter. Alter q
long search be found and arrested him near Gar
lsndsville, Miss BE then took him TO Vicksburg
where he was identified as the person who sold the
above TO Messrs. Brown, Johnston & Co., who pur-
chased it He was then taken before the
Commissioner in that city, Mr. L Lind-ey and was
remanded Alabama for trial Mr. Blair arrived
here on yes erday morning with Mr. Cash, who is
lodged in JAIL 20 the charge of robbing the
mail, before Judge Gayle, of the U S Circuit
Court, in December next. Much credit is due 70
Mr. Blair for the exertions he has made in obtain
ing to the arrest Of Cash Noble Register, Aug IA
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DEPOT
42, PUBLIC S0UAaEs
OFFERs 70 bis friends trade the largest and best
cctons Of Brandes Gins Runs, Ports Maders, sheris
and eapagnes, ever brought 10 Nashville consisting Of se o-
loving brands;
COGNAC HRANDLEs.
jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale, in =, Z aai 3 pipes;
0ard Dupny 4 Co. 3 do do Do do
Castillon Fine Chanpagne, in = pipes only
Iaferiere Pale, in &, i and = pipes
La ROCHELLE BRANDTES.
Peiityoisfn. Pale and Dsrk, In Z pipes
Basteau Do 90 do do
AlcsandTe Seigneit:e, Dark, IA Is Il and 3 pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor SeTon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf in 3 pipes
~ Anchor In pipes. ..-....s.-..t
RUNS,
jamaica very old;
St CrUiS, New Crop.
WINES. silrf,a1
Duff G0rlon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure juice old oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports; s-f ...l
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet,
rfFagFs CHAMPAGNES. sf
Charles Heldsick, quarts and pints,
Creme Of silery, quarts and pints;
Hector Clicquart and Fills, quarts and pintsi
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETS.
200 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC sCHIEDAW SCEHNAPPS.
the hest Schnapp offered in the United States, and as to It's me
dicinal properties has not It's equal. .r.r
Before purchasing elsewhere, cali and examine Tor yorseYe
Remember A. Public Square, at B. 7. Shields llunelO
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THNHIS we'll known place. Is miles south Pulaski,
Tenn and miles from Elk0n, having purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the open
ed for visitors the 9th Of May The Chaly-
beae in the South Wessnd the Freestonee locality
high, and the atmosphere cool and healthy altogether
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive Improvements have been made the building
ground, give accommodation 200 and
elegant Ten Pn-Aey and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia Pulaski
and huntsville three times every week BY Stage, the
Of July every day.
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Il ~

FRaEI.Ll AND BRASS FOUNDRY, Front
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks 20 public for past fyors and socits continuance OF
patronage in the above line; also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together every description of Metal, Turnings, Metallic
Packngs, Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founts Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps OF every
secrpion manufactured order repaired short notice
Cash will be paid at all times for Old Copper and Brass
aug25-f Is. COLE.
SLIGHTLY AHEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
- secured the exclusive for this State, for the sale
Hasy & BOOkeTs and Capt Z. Stuls celebrated brands OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco This Agency includes all their
Brands and enables to sell at Factory prices We ea2ddY
bdsve give dealers better bargain than has ever been
offered them this city, stock Of Tobacco, snuH aad
Srs thd largest and best assorted that has ever been
kept in this city.
J. LANGLEY & co.
auIII-6 Nc. a Union street. Bank Of Tenn.
LIQUORS.
Snn BRLS RECTIFIED WHISKEK;
rehNFNF 50 bbls Old Bourbon do
so bbIs Rye Whisky; 100 bbls American Brandy;
so do Gin; 100 do Walkers Xxx Ale;
25 barrels New England Rum
Also large stock Of fine Brnes, Wines, &C., in store and
for sale by
janlI 20. EDWARDS.
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broadway House.


x p = a ~ y ~ - a . ~ ~ -@'-r-
10. B. SMITH PaoFRIEToE.
HAVING taken charge Of the above Hotel WI eudcavor
please an who may favor with CALI Of my friends
and he citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county, would so
cit patronage. wiz an times be provided with the
best the country Affords and every care win De taken % please an
There GOOD Lrey Stable contiguous % this house, aad ia
Ftveevile Mulberry Lyn~hrg Nail and Passenger coacl
leaves this every Monday wednesday ana Friday for tho
above usces a'cl0s, and returning every ruesT
THURSDAY and Saturday at ii o1c m masking connections
WITH the Nashville and Chattanooga and McllunVilie and Nan
chester Stall Trains