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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04
ROCA'S BALSAa FOEs PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR COESUMPTEON.

VIE public IS put ia possession Of Of extra
ordinary remedies FIR what heretofore been con-
sieed an ncurble disease being Outward Appl5ca-
EOns the action Of which seemingly miraculous and ia
having Of those attributes WHICH up e Numerous
compounds aow in general use.
pamphlet containing directions. letters distinguished
and veil known individuals, and other Documentary evslcr
will accompany the remedy.
Ny James Rees having ceased be the for the sale q
this Baam e price has been eiueel IL only
Of TIE propreorby letter directed &. OCA . 7g r
D Philadelphia, Penn. nov3O-ain
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Eirhth of InnnnrY.

The publishers of the UEION AND American, re-
specially invite their friends and customers to meet
them ct their building, on the corner Of Cherry
and Spring Streets, the evening of the Sth Jan
NarV
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MOST VALUABLE CITX PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AN now Offering for sale the Chery street.
b occupied ty Mr. B Weller
The house very la-e comuodious containing over ~
" rooms with servant cellars wood shels
The house = IN good o'er of it being rebuit
in Nashville
The lot is about snve feet font BY one huuir and seven
" ave Feet aud the house situated um.
the city.
II desired.
II Is well known that hotel keeping his city. pro-
ntoie business and 10 any Wishing engage IN such woes
o TINS an excel ent opportunity procure eligible
1on, heng convenient to AL the business portions city
For terms &C., apply 70
dec24-tf z rTN-Dsruy
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ETRA COAL.

FINE supply Of this economical Coal Is nov on hand
"A the EtHa Coal Yar Of Nashville and Cb.tts
Railroad Depot and is selling following low ce
Large Limp Round Coal, p per or tou
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do DO or 90 do
Fine do ii DO do or % 40
Try snd will soon be convinced The best coat h re
market ldee3l-diy-2dPsl J. AGNEW.
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an Tuesday, January IS, 1854 viii sell at auction the
~ steamboat v K Stevenson her engines tackle furu-
lure she now le' al the wharf Smhan. KENTUCKY Ire
Stevenson l. Of light dauFh less than three years Old vas
dockd and thoroughly repaired OC6er and has ali he
rigging and TICKLE necessary for q boat Of her class
FERNS OF Aaie.--rhe boat will sold on credit OF
three, SIN nine twelve, fifteen and eighteen
payable in the Southern Bank Of Kentucv az smithsnd vita
end0rsers each, said endorses IN he residents Of
either KENTUCKY or tennessee. Z. Il. HAYNES,
aec<-7ltds Assignee.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
S. A. G.. NOEL g. co.
On Wednesday, January 9Th, 1855,

XETR will SELL for cash. in front Of Warehouse the follow
w ing Groceries, to wit:
100 hhds Sugar, all grade; go bags Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses 100 bbls Cincinnati Whisky;
100 Il do do so do Bourbon do
Is do American Brandy; 10 do Newsom's do
10 do Holland Gin 25 do Robinson co. do
Sc do NJ Wine; 100 boxes French Cheese;
% boxes N Raisins; so doz Wash Boards;
% half boxes do 10 bxs S Almonds
80 or do do 10 do mixed do
10 bbls Pecan Nuts; IS cases Matches;
30 nest Tubs; 100 doz Buckets
80 coils Manila Ropes 100 boxes Glassware;
200 kegs Nails; 200 do Tumbler consigned
100 kits Fish: 100 bxs Star Candles,
luO boxes Soap; l90X do do
~ CHESTS Black & Green Tea; 10 cases Sardines
80 bOqes Fresh Cove Oysters: 600 bxs Tobacco
500 Cigars;
Together with many small articles complete the sale. Gus
toneIs are invited 70 BY O'clock the will large
dee34-dh ). A. G. NOEL & co.
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PLANTERS RANK OF TENSESSEE,


FFNHE Boardof Directors have TITS day declared dlvend u
- per share payable 70 the Stockholders after
lst o. January, leJ9. tec3o I'M D, WEAFER. Cab.
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LARGE ARRIVALS Of GOODS!

RENJ SHIELDS now receiving per steamers Runyan,
I'D John Bell etc, extensive stock merchandise Il The
Inherent varieties In the various departments Of trade On iris
morning az 10 O'Clock, viii sales and continue
during the week, both day and night the entire stok
closed HE trade IS specially invited sales
Goods will be sold in lots and sacrifices expected.
as nsua cash. ldecl0
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N NHE light draught regular packet steamer TEN.
PEST, D. 9. PAER, Master, will leave as shove p
And all intermediate landings, this day. the An
asociock, NJ For freight passage apply on
Jan4-lt Il. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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GAR Err IL co.
NEW FIRM.

We r. H., L. :. & R. c. Gardner have
g. Buckne partner in business under the style
ner Il Coz Stone Front StOre No. . Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large and carefully selected
stock Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods generally
Our stock OF plantation goods will bunusuay argecompFi-
sing heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics both COlOred White
extra heavy Brogans, Wool and Palm Hats heavy
white negro Blankets.
invite old customers and dealers in Merchandise
wish to buy goods low for Cash, short time give our
close examination, intend to make their
est and make this their cheapest market
We will and sell for friends, all country produce
Wool Feathers, BecswaN, Ginseng, JEANS Lnsey
Socks, the highest price the market will command
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FOR PIrrSRURG.

VI VILE light draught steamer MARINER. DRAyo
Master, will leave above and All inter- aas, p
mediate landings OF Tuesday, the 4th Instant at l2s
oeock NJ For freight or passage apply board or to
JAR+-t II. 81. HARRISON, Agent
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y6yO PRINTERS.--wantedi Immediately at this Office
good Job Printer-one who thoroughly understands his
business. To such constant employment will be gi7en.
December 22--f
500 REWARD.
ANYWAY from the subscriber, the night of the 18th inst
my negro boy, John Said boy is bright nulattO aged
about % years about feet, inches height rather
slender, with straight black hair and hard to distinguish from
white except by close Observers He is good boot and shoe
maker, and uses his left hand altogether in peggng.
will give $50 to any person who may said boy and
lodge him in any Jail in this State that get him. 100
if arrested out Of the State. GEO. STROUD
ian4-lm M0nsOn Depot, Warren co., Tenn.
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Total...... .SsI, 499, 241 20 $4S76, SAC So
Aggregate of BOTH. ........S $50 37o,0ST Sc
This amount was paid to the following classes,
namely:
To army SIS, 581 ,997 II
To officers and soldiers of the ReYo-
luiionary war..... Al, 1924 1872 90
To the widows Of deceased officers
and soldiers of the Revolutionary
war 1896, LAG IA
To widows and orphans five years
baif pay) $50. -. -. 1857 ,2ls So
At the Treasury, but not easily ap-
portionsble among the several
.......' LIPS. 1908 "A
To nvalids and widows and orphans
of the navy ...... 467 S77 81
To privsteer invalids....... l54,333 10
To widows and orphans of privateer
iuvalids.... ........ ..............- 254, 635 "a
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De CAIRO Ann ST.

VI NHR splendid passenger steamer B. N. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master will leave for the above Lax
al intermediate landings, Tuesday the 9Th inst at
4oelok n. For freight passage apply on board or to
lanl-H II. n. HARRISON, Agent,
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sale Of Negroes.

~ virtue Of dee Of trust executed By VI Patterson
and Mary Patterson which Is % Registers
Office If Davidson county IN Book No 90 900 AMI s0
VIII public sale, the house gate, Saturday
the 18th day Of January, H9 the highest bidder. for
follOwing slaves to Wit Philip yellow Roy, -
years; Mariab yellow aged aout Eent and her child
Martha, AGED about y months. Sale within legal hours.
erc2j-dtds JESSE COLLINS Trustee.
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BEST STAND IN THE CITY ron RENT.
JAMES, NEURALCTA FT,TFn.

most invaluahle external applicant for Rheumatism N
ralgia sprains, Bruises Hssd ache &c IL ys- ,s ~
was prepared % ne zre Rev Nr Jsus have
Bottle One Dollar. $3.50 -
Bed Bag sane--Drives from old Houses ana old Red.
steads Bugs and Feas. Only IS cents per bottle
The GrRtenOurE COl1sumPtfvess Balm Il
recommended to the attention Of having affo,s ~ 4.
Lungs or Colds either severe or light When other PecsoraI
necnes have aed this n ay with eertantv be relied on IN
certain relief
All those who have weak lungs should virtues which
wonderfully eaclous In Disorders he rSass via
Many cizensO Of Nashville attest Is pozers
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
deess-d n College street.
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NOTICE hereby given persons indebted to the Is
tate Of the late Oliver Hayes make payment without
delay and also ali persons holding claims against said Estate
70 present them within the period prescribed by law.
DecI6-d HENRY ". HAYES,l
Ina OLIVER B. HAYEs,l Executors
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The Aggtegate Of PensiOns.

The aggregate amount paid for pensions in each
State and Territory, from the organization of the
present Government to June 80 1858, is as follows
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CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
AGAIHYVILLE, TENN

FACULTY.
D. D0NNELL, A. NJ, President.
Miss S. s. SEARCY,l ,;..z.
Z. NJ. SEARCY,( @''''''s'
Mrs L. A. GLASt OCK Teacher Of Music
of this Institution will Monday,
Jan. cath, 1859.
Terms per Session.
Tuition in Literary Department, IS 90 to $40 90
Music, with Of Instrument for Instruction, 25 90
Contingent Fee, 50
Boarding at the College, including Lights, Fuel and Wash
ing, so 90
For further particulars, apply to the President,
ian4-wtf T. C. SMARTT, Secretary.
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Notice 10 stock holders Of Nashville a Chat
tanoogn RRiIroad Conapnnr.

election fifteen Directors manage affairs tho
n Company win Be held at Murfreestoro WEDNESDAY,
Che 18th Of December next Stockholders usual
the election, the whole road prefer,
their respective Stations the day previous
day day aeI said esction showing their
stock % he Condaetsrs, " A. GLEAVEe =
noT11 Sssrsary
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
In Dickson Co. Court, Dec. Rules, 1855.
W. R. V Schmou, Administrator Of James Cooley deceased
ES Z. c. Cooley, et ais.
Petition to Sell Land.

Petition TO Sell Land.
T appearing the satisfaction and Master of this
Court that VIM Cooley Paren Cooley VIM. Green
Nelly VIM Bearden wife Hannah, Ed. Stinson and
zabeh Dan Morgan and wife Angelina, and Edward Cooley
Cooley late of said county, and part of
this residents Of the State Of Ten
nesse beyond the ordinary Of this
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Nashville
American, newspaper published in the city OF Nash
ve Tennessee for four successive weeks, requiring the
resident appear the March Term, 1852 Of the
County Court to be held the Court House in the town
Of Charolee Monday March 1884, then and
plead the petition W. r. v. Schmittou,
administrator against or
confessed them hearing
&c DdYte. This 9th Dec. 1853. TH0s. McNEILLH,
dec2O-4w-prs fee 81. Clerk and Master.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO..
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and F. Llnie-)
ON Tuesday, January fth, 1853,
WWTE will offer for cash front % our Warehu No Mar.
w ket street complete assortment OF Groceries, eon..
IN part D. follows.
= hhis n o. Sugar; 50 dog tir1unI p-rr.er pure.
lUU bugs BAIT Conee; so dJz Ground Mustard;
- Ibis M1lasses; 50 hoxss star CarpIIss-f
IS bis GOLDEN syrup; so boxes TalIow Candles:
. bbls Crushed Sugar; 100 bis CiLcis-ti WtHsrF.
p bbls Powdered Sugar - DO y. c. DO
> bbs Loaf sugar 100 pkgs French BrIndy;
80 half b5ls AacSereli 10 IBIS Dark Brandy
100 cases Cove Oysters, ls D = obs n. Y. Gin;
cans; 80 boxes 90 harsl soan-
i las,s Pepper, 3lJ0u0 Cigars.
- bass Spice; 800 boxes quart Pickles;
p chests Tea; 10 do Eatsup:
90 reels Gotten Cord; do quart Bottles:
50 bN Scotch SnuH: Sc reams Wrap. Paper;
Together with many ether articles ui, cumgete rsis
We viii continue 10 sell in every TUESDAY
dec2g-d CAKrER, NfLLsFORD 4 co.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnershp heretofore existing undersigned
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
hirtr purchased the stock Of goods belonging originally
10 old firm continue business in the formerly
occupied by Washington, Bryan Co.. No S. East side Public
Square under the style and firm of A j. Nc Co.
Thomas L. Brausford, Russell H. Knnaird Brans
ford are authOriZand they onytO settle up the business
the old firm Of Bransford, McNhiTter & Co.
TH0S L. BRANSF0RD,
A J. MCWHIRTER.
RUSSELL NJ. RINNAIRD,
JOHN L. BRANSF0RD,
j. G. SAUFLEY,
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NOTICE.--Al persons having claims against Daniel A.
Johnston who mentioned in said deed hereby mott
fed to file the with early practicable and properly
authenticated, to be settled according TO said deed.
tanl-d2| J. NJ. REED, Trustee.
KETANTED.-.The undersigned are wishing TO purcbsse
Nv from 100 to 800 barrels Of Lard per week for which tbav
viii pay cash. Groceries, All persons having Lard for sale
viii find greatly to their advantage to call Market
street, before making sale, the highest price will given nv
CARTER, WILSP0RD & co.
Jan. /.
ORANBERRTES.--lO bbls half and quarter bills fresh
q > Cranlerres Just received, and for sale by
CARTER, WILsF0RD & co.
Dec. ].
FEyHE CABLE HAT.-Decidedly new and becomin
FRAHCIsCo's Hat Emporium
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DISSOLUTION.

FENHE coparnersp heretofore existing between the subscri-
bers under the style and firm Of Gardner Sheppard Co
is this day dissolved by mutual consent r. H. E. C,
Gardner having purchased the interest OF A. Shepherd
whdaws from the firm The business will settled by the
naming partners. r. Ii. GARDNER,
+. S. GARDNER,
L. c. GARDNER,
A. SHEPHERD.
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HMALL FARM FOR SALE,-I of,

SMAEL FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my
y farm, miles from the city OF Nashville Immediately
the Gaatin Turnpike containing ffy-four The
buildings comfortable and substantially and all in excellent
repair One half of the land open-baance in timber and
well set in blue grass
Any who desires comfortable home, good pike and
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, situated in most
delightful nsghboThOod convenient church. stores
all within quarter Of mile will find good opportunity
urciase determined to SELL aud further nfor
ton be obtained by addressing the undersigned or from
ev. DR.. Ste vensen, Methodist Publishing House
L. SATT STEVENSON,
! uncll-veowt Nashville, Tennessee
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Accompanying this notice. take pleasure in
ding OF A. J. McWhrer & Co.. friends,
every way worthy the continued confidence and patronage
the trade. TH0S. l.. BRANsFORD,
r. N. KIM ARD,
ian4-w4t J. L. BRANSFORD.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional sr7DDEfrs.

Ladies' Congress Kid Heeled Kozsuth Boots;
do Euitoned DO Boots:
do White Satin Slippers.
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters.
Misses Md Heeled Welt Boots,
do Goat do Sc Ee
Just received at ~ College street.
deco JOHN RAMAaR
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GREAT ATTRACTION

Fine Gold and silver Watches, JeTVeIry,
Furniture, &c, at Auction.
an Tuesday Wednesday, llth 18th days Of Jan.
uay, 1889, will expose to public sale, at the old
DeInovile Bell Cherry street 1on the following
property, viz:
Hunting Case Gold Wathes Open Face gold watches,
Sold Watch, 10 Huntng silver watches,
large of fine Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Miniature and
other Lady Breast Pins. Rings
Watch chains Locke Charms, St ais, Pencils Buttons sc.
Plated Tea and Table Spoons Forks &c. Two splendid
counter Genuine Silver Frame French Plated
Glasses. Two Fine side show One splendid equator
Clock, in good order.
One octave Piano Forte good One China Se
$50 pieces; Sdeboar Wardrobe Mahogany Chairs, Sofa
Book Work and Dining Tables most valuable
curioses containing COin Shells and Geological specimens
together with many other articles menton
rs books, stoves, pictures, charts, &c.
Said property will be sold in pursuance Of Deed Of Trust
Daniel Johnston the sh day of this month
and the proceeds appropriated therein directed.
TKRNs-A sums under so cash. Of $50 and under
$780, 60 DAYS on $50 months will given
approved security will be required payable in Bank
ianl-dlW JAMES NJ. REED, Trustee.
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N
RE requested to cali which comprises
greater variety Of useful and valuable articles than any
other the city Those who good bargains would do
prices purchasing Every article
warranted, should anything fail give satisfaction shall
consider pleasant duty exchange refund the money
COOKING STOVES,
Of the best quality all will draw WE'LL bake WE'LL last we'll, we'll
put up the utensils we'll male, and the price very low.
CRATES,
good assortment very cheap Ovens Kettle Sets, Pots Cal
drons, Dog Irons, the best quality OF Pburg make.
TINWAREs
made expressly for town extra heavy and evev piece
tested
CUTLERY
the best American and English in every variety Of ivory ebony
cocoa buck horn, and bone.
PLATED WARE,
made prae Forks Spoons Candesck, Butter plates, Knives,
&C. &c.
CASTERS,
Thirty different patters
FRENCH WHITE IRON WARE,
durable copper much cheaper and without its injurious
qualities O this and popular have saucepans from
halt pint To three gallons milk boilers preserving Kettles bake
Typans WashooWs and pitchers tumbeTs dppers
and spice cos asng spoons and ladies' gdrOns, and great
variety Of articles Of the most durable quality
Market Baskets Clothes Rolling Pins Potato Mahes
and article essential the comfort OF we'll regulated
house hold. MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
dec3l Il College street.
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Fresh Garden seeds.
LARGE and we'll assorted stock Fresh Seed just received
from the following well known Seedsmen. They will
open and ready for sale on MONDAY next January ID.
D. LANDRETH son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 paper assorted seeds;
100 Pounds SO 50
In and arrive, Of their Seeds the character Of which
we'll known they need word Of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS q CO.,
Pr0pTistors Of the american Seed Gardsns.
WitdTsfeld, Conn,
SOC dozen assorted, from this house. This
ceent house, and perhaps sell seed than house
New England.
We the first to introduce their Seeds this
still their wholesale agents
Their given full satisfaction, many
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found varieties no. heretofore brought here.
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may learn to write with ease, elegance and rap itys
Mr. . believes the many hundred pupils BE has taught IN
ms place, within the hast hfteenyear5, viii he The best
his success teacher, but tho ah0 wish Bny are
eefri TO his large circular, where they viii find most u
qualified testimony from the sources in the suts.
during the last twenty years-
They VIII there find the best evidence Of he great u y tea
" aud simplicity OF Photography.
Hours 70 IL A, NJ , to P ~, and to 9 At night.
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ZOE NEW ORLEANI

VI ME splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER -
h STRONG, Master will leave for the above and eHS
all intermediate landings Wednesday the 5th, at
at o'clock NJ For freiget passage apply board
Janl-d A. HAMILTON, Agent
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WOODS YEATMAN d co. No. Is, North
Wv College Street.--ln addition % their heavy
and well assorted Stock Of Tennessee Cha I-ERe-
lined Iron, have just received very superior lot ef
Iron Axes; Steel Springs; Buggy-tire and
PIOW Plates,
and sPRrNG CAST, SHEAR, GERMAN, American
BLIsIER's STEEL.
DecI6
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PENMANSIEH
p H ON o G a A HY,
mR. DOLREAg
Ladies and Gentlemen

VE7ILL commence Giving Lessons in Writing and
w Photography in his comnoliaus rooms over ID >
Of J. II. Nct, the OF College snd ne
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

sTRAKOsoEE.s
Grand Combined italian
opera and Concert Company,
TNcLUDINe ms most sztraOrdiaary consolation Of ausea
celebrities who have ever appeared together in America
Second appearance OF the Countess
CORA DE wHLHORST,
The Young and Fascinating Prna Donna in Nashville.
On Tuesday, January A, 1859,
First Grand Musical Festival,
Unprecedented Combination of Musical stars.
The public are respectfully informed that
MILE PARODL Madame De WL4OEsT,
Madame STR AKOsoH. Mr.. SeuIREs,
Sig. EToREE BARALL, Sig. AMoDo,
MAURICE SRAKoscB, sIG, Nicola,
viii appear brilliant Musical Festivals Tuesday
and Wednesday,
January, 4th and 5th, 1853.
MI srakosch respectfully informs his and the public
that encouraged and simulated by kind reception and
the liberal patronage which has invariably attended the perform
Of the companies which he brought this city, be has
concluded to combine all the principal Yocasts Of his
ITALIAN COMPANY,
and let them appear together in the above named
Musical Festival.
Mr. strakosc particularly gratned insrumentaln
presenting TO the music loving citizens Of Nashville two such EN-
inent Prima DOnnas as
MsIIe. PARODI and
Mime De WILHORST.
Both Ladies have in Europe as America
reputation
Two of the Greatest Living VOcaIists,
achieved brilliant Riumphs in Paris London New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, &c.
The Price Of AdmEOn, including reserved has been
fixed at s so
Seats night may he secured at present music
store Of Mr. James A. Mcclure, No. g. Union street.
Doors open at * Performance ats o'clock.
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RISLEY,
daN81LL
Fredonia, Netv York.

large supply from this house, put up in containing
papers, assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any the market prefer
them from having been grown 50 far NoTth.
We have also large supply OF Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bushei
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COBIPTROLLEFs,S OrrTCF,

NASHVILLE, TEeS, Dec %, 1883.
TNDER The provisions Of the act Of i4th FEBRUARY ss5
u chap $50, and other the susct Free Banking
will sell at public auction, the Exchange
street, New York city, the 81 o. Feruar 1850 and ay
to day until they all disposed following Bonds
se b the State II Tennessee belonging 10 the following s
Banks IN liquidation, Wit.
p Nashveand Chattno0ga Railroad Bonds 81 each
belonging to the Bank Of Claiborne.
A East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds each
belonging n the Bank Of Jefferson.
l. East Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 each
belonEiDg 10 the Bank Of Trenton
Il Nashvieand Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, Nemphi.
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