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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
6crses dno farms rDanteo.

DOCNS. with POWER, WANTED-For q
business North River side vreieTredl in this
ci,v on Room on the floor with Yard Tor lumber Ad
dye,s immediately MANUFACrUkER, Tribune Once
VA AMID IbIMEDlATELI-A BUILDING
with several Lofts with Steam POI preferred, suitable
for Manufacturing purposes All parties having Lots or shops
address LiGHTE 4 BRADBURYS. No. al Broouae-ss.
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HORACE II. DAY.

PENNSYLVANIA SHEET IRON. OF excellent
4 svai.y end ~ low prices, for ale By
JOHN ". QUINCY 20, No - WHlisE--r-
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EyEEs OF "THE LITTLE FAIRY"

EWES OF "THE LITTLE FAIRY"
h MISS DOLLIE BUTTON.
The smallest girl in tAe world Of her years - inches
high weirhng only 10 pounds infinitely greater curiosity
Tom Thumb. she several songs ana VII Aso
dence the Polka = earb Levea-
Miss JIMMY LILLE tsi1 old will a. eNch 'ee sins
Kitty CLYDE Our County Girls and When sings and
dance Scotch Horappe. She win rive Leycrs q bfooyyp
tb~ Nooklyn in..ittte EVERY AFTERNOON and ~ En-
ING excep Thursisy ereaEg to December 1ih lncu,ise
NJ and n O'Clock The weE Vocsist snd f.ni-' Mis-
A. HIGGINS Of Boston viii preside the Piano and sag
severed Ballads Admission Is eta Children v ca n,den In
The afternoon locts ALBEIT NOh
J. H. LIILIR. Agent. SiAnasef.
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CENTRAL PARK oRpINANCH.-Tho Beard

TRNTRAL PARK OhDlNAnCE.-l no oserN
o. Cornuoner. Of the Central PARA do srdn fsiio~si
Ne .ni .bsn travel "a part o. the Neasrs esc~
spon Rid" rcsd a. rate e1ceodns scvrs
miles Porsous horsebsek snail no usses os ne
Rid equestrian road re exceeding ha anss ~
hour. - -.
AZ ordiBSDce- tscoaseni herewith sro hereby rvre1ed
The absSe ordinance adopted and passed meeting
Of Commissioners a the Central fNk s1y oenvesee
and hid the 1t Gay OF Deceuber los aod pupsesd
the requirement. Of act emitted an 90 2 ne
k@vYsYt p4ss@d April ~. 1851 The following seceion
,.id act il applicable 90 the shove ordinance; a.,
Section IS All pescn offending against snoa oFdnaaces snA
b. deemed guilty and be Pansned on consie
OF r-~Y orb erc-Sins MY desrs and "a ds.aA
Of payment BY inpr.onassa, eToesdias thirty days
~ oTdei Of the board . -cuzopn
AHDEEW u. GkEEN. X NJ tLAIChFVhD
cert-eJrr Of the President Of ths Beard o.
C,s,sI Psrk COurui.aourss Of the Centred Pssk
Detss HerY orb. Dec D. las.
Al, .rt.eueut ffom the London Times Of Nov H. lsss
lTOl IY.-All going on well. Write lmmedlatey,
a. oruerty and give address Trust matters require ysaT
Signature
ISSING-ALFRED b. SANDS Of Milton
-. a, bszh HaEt bar Light complexion, prominent
,.d iu het cloth ovefcoat black cloth dress coat largo
raid west. drnb cloth pants boots cotton shirt aud red rne
ANY information will be thankfully received Sad
literally reEucod by addressing . -
A }. hoe, No II E.s,sa-st. n Y.
Owes REosIYBE OF rAIss
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS is hereby
II i,.p tha TWO PER CENT viii be added the lSh u
ep r on all remaining unpaid and that tseres az toe
% ~ ~ pei cent per snnu calculated from the day the beos
were banded the Receiver Sept 49, v be sided on the s
day 81 January ..-.., -
% t tairhy avoiding detention and additional interest
JAMES KELLY. Receiver
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MARBLE MANTLES, MARBLE MANTLES
w MARBLE MANTLE5-For sale Al the wsFcroons
DONOVAN SON, No lol Esst sst between % snd Lar
ngton-eys comprising unusually large variety OF besyaJ
nodded MAN1LES, of modern dsssn. consting OF Whtes
Yeined " bite and sstasIy italian Marbles
Those who desire good bs gain win do well 70 give cah
MILLERs PATENT CHIMNEY CAP szl
IVA VEhTILATOR. smoky cllnn-yr ventilzkss
thoroughly B. r. MILLER. manufscr ~ Wed Bvg
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dmusemeufs.

NyALLACKs THEATER.
FyFRYBODY'S FRIHhD.
THE NEW COMEDY Is
GREETED NIGHTLY By CROWDED HOU5kS
Tia - diso0s Siii fSsI Sss aPYLAusB
RoARs or LAUGHTER
III WILL DE- ESERY NIGHT TILL VURTHHa NOTCH
TO-NIOHT (rUESDAfl,
EyLRYB0DY'S FRIEND.
Feir Feshery 's-'oa 49,
bTossnA
Nnr weIlu gtsn de Boot. W.-N
~
Nj
Ms feathrriy Ms f|fJ
Ma So sDdoS hlry Gar1sa
Fanny Us
,it~ N>H~
be Orches;rs under the direction o. MI L s,SrPeL
To conclude with the petite Comedy Of
POPPiNG TIE QUESTION -
Nr. Primrose ~ 80
Harry 1hoGOn sS1
Miss bifn. afs eInon
Mis- rt Naico'
Eoebin ANe''
EyERYBODY's FRIEND.
roo MUCH PoR GOOD NATURE.
NOTICT.-Amous the novelties Ia aouYe preparation, ne
shortly forthoouling a this Thea.s vii be intro uc-a
A NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA, .
Full Of interesting plot ncdeLts serious Aad comic Pse
character, and startling s1ects
A NEW BURLHSQUE
OF FORCE, PUN, AID PINRRY.
Each novelty with Scenery, Cosame', Aan sad As-
Boz Boob epen Doors spea 1t 7. s'eeek
hsTrCE-Ihe performance viii terminate evening" ~
lol O'Clock.
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NEW CARPETS
REDUCED PHCRS
UrwsS II olosooe CARPETS - reduced pdees Coed.
es{ The retail dsrass for cash, A.d ~ uforn prizes
Nsves Medallion Copsis Patterzs - 81 - per yard
vevss Csrpets. 81 - 81 - per yard.
Tsptstry Brpasels CsrPets s2io. - 81 per yxd
Brasssk Carpets mot Tspesy 81 l3i t. 81 40 yssd
Three ~, IsTpsts, . e 81 10 PEI yard.
Supervise InErain CaEpss al woo 6e 70 Ise ysrd.
Exss Fss sni Fine lpsrais Carpets, all WOOL s to s
ysFA ID. -r.
Fac and ZINE lngsiu Csrpess not al wss Se TO re-
Twied Plain Venetian Carfe wool AMI hemp; Dutch
Capita Oicloths VARIOUS widths and qualities. "a 70 es
Dueeses Fslt Coha kordcrcd Crab Cloths, Eess Deer
aals and Csntoa Mating, rsee snd Pisao Csvss he
GEO. +. Z. HYATT,
Ne. sT8 Csnal-st. and No. 81 ucuAEd-st.,
bo;Ween BrosaEay Naa Elal-st, y. Y.
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Board dno Rooms.

DOARD-At No. AZ Bond-st.-A gentleman and
p wife, or few single gentlemen. can be seoommsdsea
With peasn well furnished rooms aud good board a. NO
Bonest
WTANTED-Two or three UNFINISHED
w ROOMS On the 2d or 81 floor Of insng modern
inptoyu rnts in geuise Location Address AUfHORESS,
Tribune Ofice.
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painfs, Oils, Slass, &f.
Gntlfrp, Aarnmars, &f.

TNGOr COPPER, sPELTER- BANCA 1In,
y ANTIMoxY, LEAD, sYELTER~soLpER RIO fko&
FOR ssls BY JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No 80 WnhA1~-
n L. BROWNS Standard Cattle Hay and ots9
~ eoses Wssaued In all rsspectA Cal or send fcf -
Iosss J. ID. BROWER Co.. IA wsiersL near beexnss
ST0YES and HEATERS.-A large assor' ssas.
- ofevsry description for sale very low a. tas Egp 80
Bleockerst. WiLidAh e'@~
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r AUpA KHFNgv THEATER.

7 AURA KEEyEv THEATER.
IL LAURA kEEsE's THEATER
LAURA kEENE,, THEArER
fIR RsT T TisE hEHs
BEAUTIFUL oRI6iNAL COMEDY.
BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL COMEDTJ
BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL COMEDY,
Is Ts rs1s. Aei~
AN UNEQUAL MATCH.
Az UNEQUAL MATCH
AN UNEQUAL MATCH,
AN UNEouAL MATCH.
In y-sr, which viii be P-e.cntod viih
A SPLENDID CiSr
A SPLENDID CAST
Two siGHTs ONLY.
TUESDAY and wEpSEspAf'
VIZ b. presented ,Ss Sg@9ifpI q ,h Ec1 O'n'dy"
With the following magnificent cast A., LIB
Harry Ar-eire. yiyssat
Sir sowsrby j. A. s smith
GIszehrook go.
Hs, .,cbroai ..........M "a LAHrs Keeas
Beseie Hbbehws hi,.
Lady Housywood. Mrs dss Srli's
&i.s aiss Aaais De~a
To conclude Win -. e.Pi;sl Fare q ,,.,vv
m which Mesrs Burnett Peters, Le,ck. and Miss AsAy
viii appear.
10 sotive preparation .nd viii be produced
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 10,
NEW AND ORIGINAL
A NEW AND ORIGINAL
A NEW AND URIUlNAL
AMERICAN COMEDY
AMERICAN COMEDY
AMERICAN COMEDY,
AMERICAN COMEDY,
AMERICAN COMEDY
liz THRBB AcTs
~ THEKH ACTs
ofOcA character and interest," written BY celebrated Ans san
Dr, Cir. s.uts u,.y he secured ONE WEEK I. sdvsue-
Doors open ct q " commence a. u s'ciock-
WINTER GARDEN.
w Conservatory OF Art dedicated to tho Drama BY
AGNES ROBERTsUN
ON TONIGHT,
EVERY NIGHT
Bourrioeul,'s gres. play Of
THE oCTORoON .,
THE SENSATION OF TIRE SEASON.
Asre. Robertson Zoe, hrz Blake a. Mrs feytnu
Mrs Allen Dora Sunnysde Mr. Jrheon as salem ,eHdse
Mr. Johnston McCosky Biz. Davenport a. George NJ Pear
Rats Dir Holland SunnJside ana MI blon nour
cAut a the Indian.
his dramatic Picture has been pronounce BY she he
crowds who nightly witness il, az the only -o,.
PERFECT And IMPARTIAL EXPERIMENTATION
Of Southern Life ever placed upon the STAGE.
THE PLANTATION or TERREBONNk-
THE DAGUERREOTYPE DISCOVERY
THE LYNCH TRIAL
THE MAGNOLIA STEAMER ON FIRE.
THE OCTOROOh GOES HOME.
THE VISION OF THE LANDiNG.
LITTLE PAULs GRAVE.
The doors will be 6t O'Clock Performance n CON-
rncnce ct T. and conclude at lOi precisely
Seats may be secured fourteen days in advance
IrTYT,,V, xrIpU
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

n NPLENDIII ANSUhI MINI
RICH LACES ana PARIS FMBHOIDERlES,
RoF HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
eio4ao worth viii he offered ior THIS MONTH,
A. such prizes a. must COMMAND l-lmsdisic sslc,
COMPETING The following nosetes:
hlack Tkfead and French Lace Wills, COlfFJREs, 6e
Res Point lace COLLARS. 50 20 aud upward
Real Point and Point Applique iacc SKIS srt hDhss-
Naieuciennes Lace SETS. hori s 50 and rpxsrd-
Mecsiion Lace SITS, roai &c and upward.
yaienciruSos Snd Insertion HANDRERCHlEtS, co@ -
Aod uyw ard
I0o Paris Embroidered HDKyS 81 worth 81 @
Saoo Pans Enhrodercd COLLARS ssd 81 Tshs tAe assl
price.
Re.l Point and vaencennes LACES, IN ma variety.
INFANTS ROBHS, WAISTS, and CAPS
Bre.kfAst and Traveiag SETS (oatife.y siyles)
La1.es are respectfully invited % essiue s0k before
T.. WILLIAMS Ca
na,e Petes R05sTtsl Ne 80 Broo4wsy,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

SWAPPING NIyzs.-Tbe lived 10 BeardstoEn
Csss county, Illinois, small fsmily-the parents
and three ehidTen--Ihe husband being a carpeu-
ter BY trade, not very perseverng, but still made 8
comfortable hIlng. That family appeared 10 be
happy, and 10 live very sgreeabiy. Some time 10
the fall Of 1867, they visited by relative from
Richmond Indiana The relative was no less than
sister Of the wife Of the family alluded 10 gay,
good looking, and very Winning in her ways
She spent her time very sereeably, but wss no
tieed By some 70 psy particular attention to the
husband still, the family circle was not disturbed
She returned 20 her home in indiana after 6 few
weeks social visiting
On the 9th of April following, 1851 the hus-
husband concluded that Beardstown had r Door
show for improvement, and that he would seek
work elsewhere. Accordingly he made his ar
T6ngemeDts 20 leave, and was rather more liberal
IN the way Of providing for his family than usual
before taking leave. Weeks passed, and that fam
lily heard no tidiDgs of the carpenter in search of
work.
Ths first intimation received was that he had re-
paired TO Richmond. Indianq where his sster-in-
1sw lived, and informed her husband that he was
en- his way TO Pittsburg, Pennsylvania to visit bis
notheF-in Law. The wife concluded that it would be
. favorable time for her also to visit her mother
ana that she would 60 with her brOther-in-laE Il
would be such favorable time, the husband con-
sented and the parties prepared for their intended
Er1p but instead OF visiting Pttsburg they left for
paris unknowB. These facts becoming fully known
9he wife despairing Of ever seeing her husband,
oToughtsui for adivOrce and the March term ft5e
Circuit Court of this county, was divorced from her
husband, Leroy Taylor. She has lived in Boards
Gown until last Monday, industrious and respects-
DIE, when she, with her family, started fer Indian
Apois, indiana where her brother-in law (Mr. Wn
= Higgins) resides, who was so unfortunate as to
lose his wife, he having also also obtained q d.
Torce; and strange to say, to-day Mr. Higgins is to
married to Mrs. Taylor This seems to be fair ex-
hCn II w-tg-s- IL
now Higgins marries Tsylor's wife. Higgins ap-
pears to have the best of the bargsin-the best wG-
man, and three children TO boot Rather strange
occurrence this.-BeardsOlcn (IH.) Democrat
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6et 9asbbiIIe dniun ana Amsritan.
what General Taylor said at Buena
ViaIn.


correspondent Of the New York Herald, refer
ring 70 correction made by that paper Of certain
statements reported to have been made BY General
TsrIOR 81 Buera Vista thus refers TO another chap
Ger in the history of tkst memorable battle:
Nov, as have little respect for historical socu
rscy in such matters, viii take the liberty Of cor
reoting another mistake which has been made in
regard to Old lack, and by which ne is made the
author Of s despatch be never wrote relate the
eircunstance as il vas told by q person who was
present, and the language which wss really used.
Before the battle Of Buena VISTA when Taylors GAL
liant little army surrounded by force Eve or
six times its number, and its utter humiliation sp-
peared certain-st least to those who knew nothing
Of the material Of which il was made up-Gepersl
Santa Anna sent one Of his staff to summon the old
veteran to surrender and to represent to him the
folly Of entering upon conflict that must end in
4he utter defeat Of the Americans The summons
70 surrender was reported by Colonel Bliss, who
when he bad translated il TO Old lack, asked what
reply he should make.
"Tsll him." said the General, in his usual
prompt and emphatic manner; "teIl him 10 20 to
Asll."
Colonel Bliss asked lin if be should send that
reply
g. Let me see. MOI" replied the old man, e'ssy I'd
, zee him ID first"
Colonel Bliss, who was thoroughly posted up in
the etiquette Of the camp, thereupon wrote be dee
patch which had been credited to The commander
and which Wss to the effect thst the summons had
beer daily received and that General Taylor dselised
Aceseing thereto.
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HoERIBLE.-0u last Thursday night, a few mir.
ntes after the ten o'clock train had passed dov. n
me body Of q man was found lying on the track OF
Ehe Western and Atlantic Railroad about half .
mile below this place, which had been run over az
The train and killed. The body was most horribly
mutilsted and had the appearance of having been
carried BY the cars about 80 yards and repeatedly
run over by the wheels. Tho head was cleft asuu-
oef, the trunk severed, one or both arms cut of,
both legs cut in two one of them twice and scarce
~ any portion Of the body Was left untouched The
heart and portion Of the skull and brain, were
picked up at some distance from the rest of the
body, and brought to this place in a pocket hand
kerehief The remains were identified as those cf
a man named Hiram Davis. and it lie supposed that
he had got drunk and laid down on the track for
SnOoze-RmggOId( Ga Express, Sept 90.
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ROrms TO Rent.

IA 1dsoue rooms TO rent ip the second and third
Re Union and American Blssk, corner Of oherS
and Spring stree t. tPP'f " imsO ". = c00RKS;
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r,VIN taken agency Of the celebrated Silver Springs
Tng Mills have Just reCeiveds quantity Of superior
Siv TonT which Is perhaps COED be made in the
s o climate, and will be sold literal terms at No g.
-. rketstreet. by D A W. 4'OAA w.
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FOR TIE FALL

AND
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MOUNT SOLITUDE FOR SALE.

Z AN nov Offering for sale my Tract Of Land and IN
4 Residence, the Charlotte Pike, a. miles Fsf1A
sS3i Sa'1 a;5i a lal.i s
tirabered hlue grass. IL pleasant
drive Of only 30 OF 40 minutes fan the CITY, -
Win splendid brick house. situated emne.e overlooking
tn surrounding country and CAPITOL with
~ stables carriage ice house other houses
ELI eistern springs. The soil fertile and the site 8.
bsItbv as pure elevation The place i. Gu
[ AZ being divided into number Of small for residences
altogether Of Tie most desirable homes found in
The United States
For terms Bppy to me on the premises or 10 Ten J. T Dun
Ian at Capitol hhENI SPENCE.
r,avIS-H
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y Ofdem syrup! GOIden SyEup!'
~. BARRELS S. LOUIS S Sa '' 40
sd we'd and ysS EperiOr article for sale Low OF No
SUI Msa Es' 1'ee'' CARTER. wHsFoRD SEQ.
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so REWARn

NOR BENT ssUsThe large Room overthe Daily o.
n hce formerly occupied by Barnsri Beck Bndery. This
room 1 BY % fest Is saiabs for JOB Printing Once, Book
Hndsry or almost any mehapce employment steam power
an he had fronp the NeEs dice Engire, hs
inquire Of Mr. Eihsr a News Once, Of " 8 Ilnssey
IN 1apsrihsr fjas1 JANIS ". a0kTa.
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

III A. COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention this
friends and the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the agent in Nashville or Il. 81 BlIsntS
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by ali to be
superior osnyhing offered rising all the require
men for percng the culinary art in all its branches: being
also Of fuel and for natness and comfort
stands unriTslled call and jud for yourselves
H. A. COOPER. Agent Plumber &c,
No. Market Street. Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper In and Sheet Iron Ware and deal
in s kinds Of Stoves Baths Closets, bowls, e &c
nh11-d6n
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FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
WEISS 81 THONIP SON,
UNION STREET.
, casks Extra Sugar cured Beef;
do do do do Hams;
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
80 boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
30 de Western Reserve do.
tale New H,i> Ter IlaLer's u -
10 cases Prince Imperizl Champagne;
p do Widow Chi-qnOt do
$4,000 well assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Raisns;
20 half boxes Layer Rs.sins;
10 barrels Texas cans
10 dy Cream Nuts
10 chests Green and Black Teas;
IL barrels superior bra9Ss Scotch Ale In jugs:
, do do 90 do do elias;
10 do do do London Porter In Glass
ADVICE TO mERCRANTS.
Our stock is known larger better asserted than any
other line in Nashville, therefore advantage
u examine before purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms cash and determined that buyers
shah have every advantage.
As Of firm goes East to purchase in person.
guarantee in few weeks fresh and well selected
embracing all the different articles 10 branch Of trade
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
aug2i Nos. 40 and A. Union Street.
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A. RIVA s. co.
No. 80 south Market Street,
(ONE DoU.: ABOVE HOUSE,, sTRKET1
"EssRs. A RTYA CO.. direct importers Of Wine, Cog
Nv nag, Brandes Domestic and Havana Cigars, have
moved 70 MARKET No 30 door above WATSON
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A Fine Country Residence Fer safe.
ANING determined to carry Negroes to the HtzEs
] South will ssll about Eh r Four s<S33A
Hundred Acres of Land. being part Of asftarfsse1
The tract upon which reside situated on a 4V3f3
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen niles from
Nashyills, in Of the best neighbOrioodsn vii .,
hanson county. Soil equal any in the State Particu
lars amply 10 the premises 70 A. v. Lindsey, IN
Nashville sep0 DIFF A. PERKINS.
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d u IL G e & ALL EN-,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission d Produce Merchants,
DEALEss
BIEANDTES, WINES, CICA Ans, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
in receipt large we'll assorted stock Of
Wv groceries, Liquors, Se 10 which inTite the
Of the trade:
sugars.
$50 hds Louisiana Sugar, 80 bbls Baltimore louisiana
100 bbis Y and Philadelph Coffee sazar;
Crushed Sugar. IS ibis Bal Iii more and Louisiana
50 bblS \ and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar
Powdered Sugar; - bbls Baltimore and Philadel.
phs Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Cofee, . do O. @. Java CoRea.
100 de Laguyra do;
MOlaSses.
$50 bbls New Molasses so ten gallon Coll syrupr
900 y bbs do 20 bbls do Do
loo ten gall kegs do
800 bbls Deans Whisky 200 hb best Robertson county
100 do Wishires do Whisky,
IS do Ward g. Cary $50 bbs Rye 4 Bourbon do
p do Sr,it's rese-xe do bxs LongGors Csawt
~ or. pipes Sherry K Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 casks old Burgundy Port
y pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
pipes Holland Gin; 80 bask Champagne Wine
bits Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar;
25 casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept In the Grocery
in@. anlGi BUR6k & ALLRN.
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10 MERCHANTN--SPECT

TO MERCHANTS--SPECIA
MERCHANTS who wish select assortment Of superior
lVE Eats for cash. or on short time With extension 7
lind it to their advantage TO call at
wAfEkPIELD q wALKERgs,
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l.
LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0OERS COKNZSlOS KERcRAS7S
AND rRALERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. %, z1sKrr srsErr,
NASHVILLEs TENNESS
VE7E are in receipt of heavy stock GROCERIES, Ii
w VU0Rs, &C. comprising extensive and varied sssort
ment Of everything usually kept N our line and TO S We re-
specially invite the attention Of thetrade:
SUGARS.
$50 bhds n, o. Sugar, s75 bbIs Crushed Sugar,
100 S6is Loaf dc 80 do Coffee do
MOLASSES.
40 lois Refinery Moasse. 25 half bbls Refinery Meases
COFFEE.
IQbAgs Baltimore Coffee, 100 bags Old Govt Coffee
500 DO NO. Rio Coffee,
LIQUORS.
SIX pps Otard, Dupsy & l25 bills Old Rye WHISKY.
Co. Brandy, $50 bbls Reserve WhiSky.
brandy $50 do Pixies Magnolia do
2 Z pps Rochelle Brandy, $50 do Dean Hale 10
Is 20 A. seignstte do eco do Tenn. White 40
10 casks Port Wine, 80 DO A. NJ. Brandy,
do Sherry do z pps do a.
81 bbls dry MalasadO 100 bbis New York Gin,
. do Ginger dc 40 do g N Wine,
% do do do ~ cases Cognae brandy
IS do Cherry do 100 baskets Champagne,
3puDehsODs Holland Gin, $50 DO CIarst,
100 bills Ne1som hisky, 50 casks HsbUt's Porter.
SUNDRIES.
500 boxes Star Candles 50 ssrdinss, Ks and -
go do Summer do L9 coils Gotten Rope,
800 do Soap, so Tesms Wrapping Paper,
$50 do Fox's Starch. 90bbIs Masons Backing,
2cO casks ii carb Soda, 2ts) bales Cotton Iaine
- cases Imp Tea, go doz Painted Buckets,
81 \ chests Black do I5O nests Tubs,
40 baEs S. 5. Almonds 2Ol dOz Wash Boards,
rs do Pepper, Is do BrOOms,
% do Spice, 500 boxes Flasks
50 do Ginger, $50 do Tumbers,
lO0bxs Manufactured Tobacco, Baskets.
assorted. I,OOJ.Ou0 Percussion Gaps,
50 kegs Pat Shot. casks Malders
80 do Bar Lead, 50 cases Matches,
1000 do Nails, Zoe OO0 Cigars, assorted brands.
100 bbls No. , Maekerel, - terees Rice.
$50 kits No. . de hols Birthstone,
lbls Alum, sc, AZ, &C.
LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
Iu1sl5-if No. 30. &sEsst street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

B e n. M. NOEL = CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCEHs.
Commission 81 Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
RRANDIES, WINES. CIGARS, Sc.. Se.,
No. Marker Slrees,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bills wIIsaires Whisky, 80 btls Run,
go 40 bourbon do 50 do Gin and Wines
100 DO RYE do 100 do Ward cArry's Whisky
50 do American Brandy
In store and for sale b BEN NJ NOEL co
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
1nn nnn IMPORTED Cigars. assorted Brands,
IOU.UUU POI bxs Tobacco, assorted brands,
Ii store and for salsby GanesIl BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
SUNDRIES.
900 ba9s Rio Coffee 50 casks Soda,
so 40 old gov Java DO 80 boxes do in papers,
leo hhds prime choice Brown Dutch Nader,
Sugar. cerools best Indso.
900 bills new Molasses, 200 kegs Nails, assorted,
roo half bblE do 100 doz Painted RHcsels,
100 hbls rushed Sugar, 90 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
50 do Loaf do IS do AasOn's Blaeking,
40 bxy Star Candles, 2ll do Glass Ware,
100 \ Go do do bills Cider Vinegar,
100 = do do 81 Iass 5 s. Almonds,
50 boxes Pearl starchs . doz H. = do
100 do asp, go Realms Paper.
% chests Or y and BIZ Tea,
And other articles all IN and will he sold st
low figures by tjune2I BIN. N. NOEL 4 co.
l. n. LANIEs. VIZ. PHILLIPS. a.. c. HzNsLaT