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BEAVER DAM SPR Rim G. s
FOR SALE,


PURSUANT 20 decreia made in the Chnce=y Court
Cen.revie at its March Ter, le59, will proceed
sell, on the 1sG saturday in May next, (beng the
9Th dsy Of the month"; Beaver Dam springs and lands attached
thereto. specifically dscbe in the decree heari upon the 18th
day March, 1853 there being about $500 Of land,
less, the following credits One half Of the purchase
e TO he paid the st of January 1860 and the other half
the lst day of January, 1884, taking the notes OF the puchIs
vita good security and refining lien The land until the
purchase money paid On the day and place, will pre-
ce 10 sell and continue until finished, all the furniture
ing TO said Springs consisting the following aceon
IL uRl the s OF September nex-f0ry double and single
rasses twenty-five counterPaaes forty comforts fifteen bed
spreads forty double bedseads thirty five lounges and
tWentyv small tables two bureaus, piano, rocking chairs
hunrd ami forty windsor and split bottom chairs looking
glasses dining tables and table Of every descriptions
harness. and stock, and Rdee every thing
ing and appelning the Springs fer keeping Them
The character Of this delightful watering place
IS fully established for its beauty attraction and heahfunes,
without extended Iena from the undersigned The mei
cns properties Of the have been tested and found highly
beneficial in the relief % the invalid Situated in rasI dis
tret, the sublime and beautiful Of natural sceDeryhe
sportsman finds ample Of exercising his taste, either
delight OF the chase the pleasant quiet
ST the tackle Any person desiring the place
apply to M Mc6ee upon .he premises.
ap2-dtd. ORNILL A. NIXON, g. 4 NJ.
PsThe Memphis Appeal and Florence Gazette vii! please
copy and send their accounts 70 at Cenville, Tenn
A. NIXON. C. & NJ.
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enesqua~e one sesT, s20-Esc additional squsre SIO
Advertiser exceeding ne space contracted
fors VIII be Charged fer the excess
IN THE WEEKLY.
OEF DOLLAR buarefOr the rst Fifty GEMS
Eusequent Insertion.
Advertisements published IL both The Daily Weekly viii
be charged the full daily aes with one half the weekly rates
aided.
ardssiet AS0sss1sntssnWss Be raid for attic time Of
ts5eTfs0z
To Correspondents.
II viii great deal trouble II our
friends In writing Will bear IL mind the following ules
Always give thedate post oee county and state N the body
Of yQurleter.
n you visa he changed from one o8ee to another give
both ohsces In full.
yon s on Business otheraers, write separate
aheets Of paper, different leaves Of enc sheet
Letters and gnat0 solicited upon al Gn iacts and
subjects may information interest to the pubic.
An1Dy1nous couunca5s Of whatever character viii receive
noatteition.
Correspondents should write only upon one SIDE OF the paper
We return rejected communications
il letters 1oBld he directed TO Messrs. +. o
EAsrMAS q Co and personally either OF tie PrcPre
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NUMBER 370
Messrs. sPALDING q ROGERs


Respectfully announce tisl, their great
NEW LEANS CIRCU So
Fre, their Arbi,5eairc Nsr Orleans VIII be sshbisd On
board the Eioatns Faiace, at Nashville. On
/ Monday, Taesday, "Wednesday and Rhurs-
day, april 25ths eetF. eth and ssth.
Z Doors opon ench cay At an31 ecIock "
ADNIssION-Dss Circle = cett children 50 ssnts; Family
/ Circle 50 ceats, eafirsn . cents, galleries .
In addition to ss sock Casnpaay ne Aanassmsnt have
hounrt annouacng foong freisn Artistes making Il
BY far the lars and most pTfct Esaestran eah1sns In
m,EIE EEODR LOFALE, a
Premiere EqgestTin-e De Crre Napoleon, Paris Eonay
9euIl snd expert srassinE any eE, 4e ofisnzie.
afprafa1gs -. p sss - essd ssa,ss -
ecr e past six years the ares % ne Cirque De Inperatre,
H0NS. GUIELAunE CONRAD.
~ e7iersse Anindean iiaer (Frst aPPearaucs . tAs
iSONS. CARLOS CONRAD,
me mOus French Gymnast and rotlue CFst apPeAraaos
IoNs. FRANCOIS CONRAD, ga
me Great Freeh Acrobat end Paso- CTst appearsnse he
NIB. W. o. DALE,
Inc st sagi'el ana isr, NeF YORK tFrsf
PROF. SARCEDAS,
gsS We css Ts, sgsa .STs e; io@ 2. rgs H
lHR. FRANK DONALDSON,
The famous oalistnist and Panomnist from Ass Arphi-
theatre, London (FirstaPPearaaee in he sauthl
~ This uuqusst0uably important and esir
combination o. Foreign stars ever effected in As, and
wolves an expense only justihed by The exnes Of s Nee
In order taaorl er Southern patrons the eaioyueat of al
tbs iactons of the Amphtheare this Wafer. here WI
be exhbite inneaiely before the Circus pe0rmance
PALACE MUSEUM, (admissOn = cents-enTAnos ~ fr0nt
stairs
WIZ. ALEXANDER MONTARG,
The Liyns se!eton Vonit-A EonEiai physical couoraa
tion. 40 enormous ..-....a rw
LIVING AEFRICAN BOA CONSTRICrORs
y le long weighing % pounds which ad1zen tall
crown fuUls. saaat clis.at feed. ant a hu-5
LIVING AFRICAN ANACON DAs r-s.s
Is feet long, weighing & pounds
Also IN the RIROTTO SALOON, hard James
Raymond, lnmeiaeiy after each Cirrus periormane is-
sion % ceasi neEly orgAuized Truupe of
CAMPBELL MINSTRELSs
Comprziue-
kSEasD, of BunssY \ NeEco1bs Campbell 2insiFsiss
- j. u WIScHEIA of Aati PeetS CAMPBELL aiinstrelss
W HEHpEG, OF Buussy q NeEcob's Campbell Aiusrsiss
II DoCLET, Il Mate Pcels Campbell Miustres
II A AoSTgAEDE. o. Brysnt's Mnstres;
Z BrsHSsIt- Of Chrsty 5 h1strels;
Supported hy efficient auNiliaries. aDITff
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TASH PAID for Bacon Lard, Whest, Fruits, Corn'
Oats and all kinds Of Western produce, At Nol u B[oa
gtTset Nashville, gean,i AkNLN q W
isns dtW&w Z
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LELE.YETT IL SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND y SOU7H lkARkET STREET,
ImpOrersof and Dealers il
Fine BPaRdieS and Wines. VFfliSkyS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals
E"S WE beg leave to call the attention OF our E+R
B friends and the trade generally, to large go
As and we'll selected stock Of the aboTearticles SSs
received embracing in part:
Braadies.
sarzsrac, Cls4C1 Alex. seignettei
Otard Dupu5, very fine; United Society Proprietors;
Jules Robin; Raynal anG Alussee.
With many other brands.
Wines
Claret, (every grade) Madeira;
Port, do DO Champagne, wary hne;)
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaCcOs.
Adam, No. Tenn: Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do Potter;
Wills; Corner Stone:
richardson W North;
Tyrca1a; De0sa;
Beverly; Peaches snG Cream Twist
Johns Twist Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; LanghoTne & Armstead
Claiborne x Taliaferro; Pine Apple;
And many Others.
Cigars.
EstreIa; La EscarIas;
Columbia Imported Londres;
Estrella PriEaerai La SsvadoIa;
Cintro de Groin; Imported Solace;
ConchO HegaIa; dq N=sserole;
la Silva: do Prucipe;
Ia Prueba, Imp DO Trabucos
Ls SuiEi, DO L. Hggen;
La Diana, do Gift
Embracing every grade.
octo H,EEEHET &, SMITH.
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1859 sc. - - - 1859
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
CT Missouri.
G'OMTLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
vrrs. I5o miles further West and 80 miles nearer the
NEW GOLD REGION
than any oer Railroad AGorius shortest, quickest and
cheapest route 20 Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NebT8SEkl and Pixies Peak.
Trains UrIubal daily at O'clock, A. NJ, arrival
o. ajdctut steamers conn osng the II. < 81 Jo K X
Line when ST. Louis daily O'Clock. P. NJ, whereby
passengers reach Joseph q hours from Louis, and
meet a Joseph 4uc of class Passenger Packets
which leave arrival Of trains from Acison, LesTenwOrth
Citv Nebraska Cy, CoUnci. BluGs Omaha. Gaining
From : days over any other HOUte.
Time from Nashville TO 81. Joseph, 80 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
&ES.SO; from Chattanooga &23.JO.
Racs checked through. Msals and staerooms Packets
m freight owest rates. Emigrants desiring to nc
suy their stock may depend going through by fast freight
..
Through Tickets, (and the only route by which St.
~ can w reached by Esirosd fer sale at the Nashville and
ttauoo-a Raj road at Chattanooga and Steamers ocs Nash
vile, aul all the principal hailToad oiuceS - C n
| For Information address 'NO u - -
J.. =. GROAT, Gen. Ticket Agent Neh @selLt' ,,
] JOsl Hunt. llanplidl-
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CIsnrs and TObnccO.

WETF have large U Havana, Domestic, and German Cl'
which call r attention Of dealers particularly
oar OEIn WauUfaCJures
which we not guarantee, sell from Sre7tYUce
70 Ey per than house in the city, can
$ then without any PROFIT, thereby placing custo-
r5ers On a foolin- with arg johber in the city.
i = In fine ViTSinj Ch c ~ ing Tobacco we ac
lr6w,ef-e 20 Fival J. ". LANGLEY & CO,
a mll5 Su4I nioD Street.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS
HoLT,s AnDIrIoN.

ON Wednesday, 4th day Of May VIII sell ths
y premises public sale fourteen beautiful LOTS. onng
Holt BelYie, and Hamilton Streets each fronting fsa q
feet 6inches TO le feet Lot No . fronting S feet, contains
the beautiful residence huit by Mr Hot and every
comfortable and convenient hoe and c0mmard ue vg Of
the city, and close the fne residence Of Dr Wason Ths
entirs block Of LOIS finely located and thrina ana a.
se location, and but eg minutes walk from The rsntre %
the city. These lots decided advantages the seuas
particularly h0se wishing purcass for homes
We would earnestly cali the attention Of the public to % sale
q determined 10 SELL
TERNsoF S.IE-Jne, two and three years cre notes veil
endorses, bearing interest, a lien retained
4. R. GLASCOCK 4 CO. Real EstEte Agents.
An Omnibus will leave the Square l0oeOck Tor TIE
moa0n o. those wishing attend sale 10 eomDencc At IL
O'Clock. ar2i q
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EAKIN, sAdrdL AiNAADk
Jas u. EAKrs CJwAN.
WM. s. EAKIN * CO.,
Successors to T. < W. Eakin & Co..
NOW KEABr FoR
SPRING TRADE,
With a complete assortment Of
DRY COOP
Of every variety;
Readly-Made CIOThing, BOnDets, Sc.
which for CASH prom time paper will be sold at
small advance cost.
LANES CAMERON,
uounry T1r Rwr Ua~nSgsAPR PAINTER,

PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAiHEEh,
EAyOULD ANNOUNCE the public that having Pretoed "a
~ Italy Artist, he now offers ms Pf'isiona 'eS
to ttc ctzens of Nashville and surrounding county
n , Rooms in the Msyfcld Building, near the Post Once III
ehIS-lt-
PENE CHANDELIERS
II WILL furnish Chandsers either for burning Gas, OIL
Candles to suit any sized bud Church. Hotel Puhiie
Han city county, with all the glass Globes Shades,
as cLean as they b had from any market.
keep good Of ali the sEas gas fixtures with
Drop Lights paper and fancy coloed Glass shades, Paen Burn
eTs, &c.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the best wOrkmen always ready to do kind OF
Gas Ftng Also, all the machinery for cutting and sereFihs
Gas Pipe and will sell any number Of feet 20 patesm IN the
to their plans and furnish the tohgs
and other tools, that they do their work
Steam and steamboat Work.
steam Pipe, Steam Valves Cocks and other articles on ndfor
repairing steam work.
with despatch.
JAMES Il. EBNDRIcK,
sh253n 50 Cherry Street.
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DIR. B. WOOD,

D Il n tt Il,
No so Cherry Street, Corner of Union.
addition to the ordinary sty les Of inserting Artificial Teeth
ton gold plate, J executing the AEmprON-
ed Continuous Gum Is ERIK ton patna pstel which
very heauu recommended with confidence IS Tie
recently introduced ectoHs urec 10
this St5 le Of work. apls--c2W-
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Wafkins' AddifiOn.

ON THURSDAY, the jth day Of Nay the premises,
propose % Ell at public sale = lots In this ad5en, M
aedaieiJ IN the neghoThood of the Git Park The ots rpnt
Wahngt Hamilton and ether streets, 100 feet 9nt
and 200 ans-i7J fret deep.
The Lots al Of fue soil, well covered with forest e n
rapid improving neighbOhoO, have all the ddTsntages ot
the CITY PARK and present esirble FOR these uho wish
nct and comfortable their families, Tie busaer
Of the ely
Plots full description or the Lots will be ready IA few
days.
TERllS-Oue. and three years, lor notes slscorilE
secre PAYABLE bank, bearing interest and len etained
sale az 10 o'clock, NJ A. VS. .LlNDolAhA-
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SAMUEL MowBRAY, N D. Ae1r IUrE
" BEuTLON. NJ D. Wisconsin,
" Il SlNHINGTON, NJ D. LttaOjS
TJ } Hvsos, d, Nj>sUVri.
W. c. kITrREDGE, N D, AefC Hd.3pShiye.
JAS 7 BOIT, N D, Ll5igtr.
y TrREINGTOy, NJ d, california;.
WV Y ASHTON, N D. LJUiyjgHU.
The GrArrrNnERG and remedy is popular
Toout Tennessee Alaama and Georgia, and for sale by
every Drug,i these States. Price 30 cents per box
ALIEN. MACKENZIE,
.,o Agent for Grjefeuuerg * Co.
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Tenncssee and Alabama Railroad.
.=-s--=e s-.=--.s efggggag 2zzZz-.st. - III.
37s7 80 n - ras=-FT@-f
OPEN 20 DUCK RIVER.
N and after Wednesday, April Goth, 1853, the Trains will
z y run follows:
Going south.
WIeaye Nashville $50 in Morning $50 in the Evening,
Arrive al DUCK River 10 - " $50 .
Going North.
Will leave Duck River the Morning and 35 in the Eveng,
Arrive NJ Nashvie 10 $40
Only the Morning Train will n Sunday
The Trains at Duck will with Stages and 0mn
bus Tor Columbia Pulaski Waynsboro' aud Florence
apI2-Itf. W. 0. n. PERKINS, Superintendent.
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BALTHnoRn ARD OHIO
"a
HATLReAD.
-. vr.-<=o,,..H EsDrr4o

Great National Route.
EEvFRWENArES AT WASHINGTON AMI
baltimore ou the East and Wheeling, Benwood and PARK
eTsnurg on at which PLACES uuites with Ra bpads
Steamers &C. FOR AMI from all points In the
West, SOufh-Eest aad NOr1h.Eesa.
Pare to New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
other route
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P. NJ, and 1880
A. u.
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all tlic Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Phladelpia,
New York and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone by
other lines.
Through Tickets the Eastern cities can be procured via
Washing city at an additional charge Of s. 90.
Quick time lnd connections.
Inquire tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Rairo2d at any
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
3. T. FULLER, Gen'i Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. p Smith. Master Transportation. lapli.
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For Philadelphia, New York,

For Philadelphia, New York, &c.
@ FROM 80 80
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin Passace 8 l5 Storage 50
Excursion cksts,gc ID to return uHl January s6J SO
The we'll known irst class Sde-Wheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt G. ?. MAEsHNAN, and
STATE UF GEORGIA Capt. J. J. GARvTS,
Now Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah, the 5th, 18th and
25th o every MONTH -
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston the 10th, Goth and
3Oth Of every month
Fr safety comfort having superior STATE Rooms, these
sps are not surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles OF this the Delaware River and Baytwo nights
For Niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
RsroaI through Niagara Falls or Buffalo, in Is hours
Philadelphia Through Tcets- with the privilege Of sop
ping La points for sale by the Agents
! IL Savannah.
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, s22Emira, SaOoanandagua
s2l c. A. GREINEk & CO..
/ Agents Savannah.
7. 6. & I. q. BUDD,
Agents Charleston.
! A. HEBRON, JT,
| fef27-aGm. Agent a Philadelphia.
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A Fine Country Residences for sale.
AAING determined 70 carry Neroes 70 the SOUTH -
q Il / will sell about Three or EOur Hum -
dTcd Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up
wtIch nov reside, situated good Turnpike Roads
thirteen mikes from Nashville Of the best neghb0r
hooisn williamson county. soieual to any the STATE Eor
particulars apply 70 The premises, or to A v dsy
in Nashville
sep9-dtf P -APERkfNt.
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EhNEE AND AGILE.


EENEE and Ague in is various modhcans fOrhs the chef
obstacle health the this
IL syng ignorance among the physicians must he admitted by
those who have carefully watched tie progress Of Intermittent
fever, the iyn Efforts check by ordinary remedies
That DIFFICULTIES WEST BE PREyEN1ED,
CURED CERTAIN.
this point shadow OF doubt exists IT is certain that
in The mum resources which the Divine Wisdom hath
pared that remedy for the dreadful FkVER
AND AdUE overlooked It cauuot be that lie who
css spring the herb which healed the beast Of the forest
and provided help for this malady BY his
own wise providence he las E5ced that the Sar Of Empire
shall move Wes ward; may be that the fearful
tuegv question well guarded and That the there
Of would vuuchsad the earnest and patient seeker We
can therefore say furnishing the certain Of cure of
Fever Asue, entitled to the confidence AID consider
asionof common country.
We hereby certify hare submitted the GTafcnberg Fever
and Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis,
tested its curative powers in severe cases OF Ague
skilfuy compounded remedy nd has proved
itself completely successful in every instance Il 10 richly de-
serving the brethren OF the Medical Professions
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IoIIsYTIE.E 4 NAsavIL..E RAILROAD.

ESst-srE,-zz-11z-z
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
N and after Monday, November 9th I5js, Trains wrun
I follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gailan at 730A NJ Leaves Gallan 100 z. IL
Arrives Edcefed 800 DO Arrives Edgeield go de
Leaves do "1OG0 do Leaves ito - .:3O do
Arrives Gallatn 'llS39 Arrives Galiatiu - 800 do
The Train leaving Gallatn 730 A. NJ, and Ejgefed 10
4 NJ connects Galrtn with mail coaches and from Louis
e Tie leaving EdgeheiJ at 10 a. NJ. and Galatin at
p N connects with mail coaches from Harsvie and
Carthage. Only the morBin Train viii be Sundays
IL Wearing parel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
ssnge will be allowed pounds free. charge will be made
fur extra baggage which lie paid to the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried in the baggage viii be charged
Express freight which must e pad 10 tie agent Of the Express
Comps J. 80
purcfa=frg tickets viii be charged ten cents extra.
iauat-tf ROBERT MACLEOD Superintendent.
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FRESH ARRIVALS,
BY
NVESS Sell & TsE OMP SON.
4 UST received and for sale At low prices
30 boxes Oranges; 10 gross assorted Extracts;
20 do Ls1nons; 900 pieces Dried Beef
2J bJls Cocoa NGts; 10 chests fine Teas;
Is DO Almonds: - bask. Heilsick Champagne;
Is do assorted Nuts; 10 cases Cabinet do
- boxes VI. 4 Raisius 100 dOz London Porter;
80 do Layer do 100 DO NOung's Ale;
2j half boxes do 3OG Beams Wrapping Paper
$50 Drums Figs; doz Ale Pumps
10 cases Ci,ron: ll9 gross Matches;
0 b5ls Currauts: Joe thousand Cigars, assorted
2 trails Dates: $50 Hams, extra Sugar Cured.
Country dealers will please mind that the
received, and will he sold at unusually low prices.
/ VESSEL & THOMPSON,
ap3-tf Union Street.
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TN addition to the stock purchased OF J. r. DaIen have
ceiyed the foo"ing
100000 dressed yellow Pine Flooring,
100000 White DO do
5000 do 2. and s. White Pine Ceiling,
EeuODle do base and EasshoaIds,
TJuca feet -'csr White Pine, (all th.ckuesses,)
800 OOi feet Poplar Plank, Jo.sJ and Scautling.
gnuuuO feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
Frames and match, Pine PANEL Doors and Framcs
Mantle Pieces Brackets, POI lar and Pine Shingles
f supply always hand at the Nashville Lumher Yard
No hi BROAD street" Ie3-d3m. J. - GIBSON.
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EsH LINES on LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE
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DIR. w. r.. Il I Il L E y

ILAIH UF hNUAF III Lh-f-.'I
TNNENDERS his professional services 10 the citizens of Nash
vile and vicinity He has been actively engaged IN ne
practice profession all its hanches for the ast sten
md h0pesby strict attention 70 be able % render a
ti0n TO al who may favor him with call
Office No. f9 Cherry street, Capt stockelis new r
dence. Rssidence Pearl street, seuth Nashville
ap2l dSiW3m-
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EVRl. STOCkELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE ; Nd Kr1rI DEALER
III ID Es A ULEC GEM ENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
IsA GOTTA WAIsE GENERALLY,
No. ~ Broadway, between Summer and
Cherry Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
marehtlyd
TEEE STAR GALLERYI
DagUeTFeOtypes, AEnbPOtyPeS.
.. EEELAEE OTKPES,
SPHEREOTXPES~ AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to Vessel ThOppson,.
T.. 4. SALTZMAN,
(LLTE A sALLERY.)
EEAYING fitted up above, exclusively that
branch Of business is prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and mako rae ses Of their faces in
the highest style the Art No expense has been spared either
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and
improved apparatus and materials and the subscriber confident
ly intyes all who may pictures give him call pledging
satisfaction in every
~ Entrance next door (yesO to Vessel & Thompson
Rs I. F. sALTZMAN.
0rnaHcEl tai Trees and EVergFeenS.
AZ ONTGOAIERY * MCGREDY, ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention TO their extensive stock Of Fruit,
Ornamental trees Evergreens, Green House Pan 100000
Ornamental Trees and Every sttable for edate effect
Fruits-5000 Apple 2, , < years Gid.
Pears-3000, Dwarfs & Standards, to years old.
Peaches $4,000 years old Cherries, Pluus, Aprcots Nee
tariens and ounce. ia la-ge numqers
large collection OF Grapc Strawberries Rapberries, Goose
MONTGOMERY < MCGREDY
nall. LnWood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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ar the remainder Of his boodsd cek did not take place.
advertised, SEturay last, in consequences Of bad
weather Several ne hors JACKS and jenne as we'll a.
Of ne cattle, still Gnsod, all Of lhc1 be bought
atprlvac reasonable prices, and cre Of ons
and years, without Interest.
De ermine SELL and persons desrora OF buying E0n
10 we 10 apply possible Meury the Doe
tor farm the ONCE Of the Gas Light Company
apl-Im WASHINGTON BARROW.
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AMI ENTIRE NEW SFSCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES AE
WAERD q RAND q EPHs'S
FASHIONABLE EsGOE' AND SHOE STORE,
NO. 5G College street.
Opposite to R. c. McNairys A. c. & 4. D. Beerhs Store
RE Just receiving and viii keep constantly hand general
assortment and Gents Boots Shoes, which they
viii sen at the prcs cash Warranted, point Of
styic. and Workmanship unsurpassed.
Il BIN order build Upa trade determined to make
prices an object Please give a call
mildly. WARD & RALDOLPH.
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EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.
DOU Gil A S & co.
HUGH DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS ". sOUTHwoRTH,
BYRD DOUGLAS, T.. YEATIAN,
S. sOUTWOR-u, II.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Foreign 81 Domestic Dry Goods,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs,
CAEPETINGS,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
No. 90 Public Square, Noshville, Tenn
EETE stocking up each department Of establishment,
w and friends dealers at wholesale, that
prices and terms most reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than we
offer to the trade.
febIg-i3m. DOUGLAS & CO.