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f0r The AOIiNaps.
D ARE AND ELEGANT

DARE AND ELEGANT
AS SETS OF JEWELRY
SAML. KIRK 4 son,
lT2 BALTIMORE STREET,
Guild invite the especial attention purchasers to their
almost entirely stock of and elegant JeNelry
Since the rebuilding and extension our store We re en-
aoed to oer much larger of goods which have
been selected with great regard to beauty style We will
open to-day invoice of "
NAPLES, CORAL AND
T0RT0ISE-SHELL JEWELRY.
~ ALSO,
ROMAN MOSAIC SETS, with Blue Malachite. Red and
bSGS Tound Land Scape Costumes, and other subjects
ETRCSCAN GOLD JEWELRY, set with Turquoise
Maachite, Carbuncle and Pearls
RICD GOLD BRACELETS.
invoice of
OPERA GLASSES,
FINE FANS,
GOLD CHATELAINFS,
GOLD VEST CHAINS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS,
GOLD PEN AND
PENCIL CASES,
nr,,,o,-. 49, GOLD TEIMBLES,
DIAMOND RINGS.
JULES JURGENSEN'S COPENHAGEN
WATCHES.
With many other makers of superior quality
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~ LADIES' GOLD WATCHES
dlgur SILVER WATCHES FOR CHILDREN.
90 FOR CHRISTMAS
@Se#M NEW FRUITS, CHOICE LIQUORS, SC, &c.
H. Layer and Bunch Raisns in whole, half and quar-
Yer boxes Suana, Seedess Sun and ooing Raisins,
Garran Ctr9n Prunes by the pound and fancy boxes
rsh rigs, Cranberries Apples Peaches Tomatoes and
Lobster in cans Jees Pickles. Worcestershire Sauce Soft
ana Paper shell Almonds, English Walnus Pecans Fill
6er oranges Dried Fruits Pure old Brandies and Wines,
Eye scotch and bourbon Whsksys Lavender Blackberry,
Pure apple juice Cider, Wine Vinegar f. Rum Jamaica
spirits Holland Gin, Cooking Brandies and Wines a supe
rior Mnce Meat manufactured for my family sales; Pure
GrIde ana ground Spces t9gether with general assert
cash, or to prompt paying customers on short time All
goods warranted as represented and delivered any
part of the city. l.. A. WARFIELD
dl9-tf 254 w Favette street cornn- Pi,''a
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
For Sale or Lease.

,rur AMERICAN HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF KING
.n5 Nannakea streets, held in fee ENQUIRE of
l. anu MELCHERS s. CO. or
JOHN MONTGOMERY
Merchant Street
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs TO notify TO Merchants, Ship
and Shpmasters that he has received the appoint
ment of AGENT at these islands for LLoTD's LoSpoS
~ ROBERT &. JANGON.
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
FOR THE
HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg. Bremen, Fire Insurance Company

IT, have been appointed Agents for the above
Company at place. and sre now prepared 70 insure
risks against fire in and abont Honolulu. LulI d P
lars NAV be obtained the Office OF the undrrsigheH
m - 'i' '"1' " NELCHERS s. CO.
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
To Let,

- FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS OR MORE, ON
EfIS reasonable terms that portion LOT OF LAND,
na Sopare) and belonging, in Zee simple, to MI Joseph
Henry Ray. -, -, h Io,,., addressed
10 hh- IooF1 n n u - 2qu
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
e PARAGUAY QUESTION.

PANAMA, April 16, 1889
The most important news [ have to send you is
the settlement Of the question between Paraguay
and the United States. President Urquiza, of the
Argentine Confederation, it appears went to As
uncion and smoothed the way for settlement. At
any rate, he takes to himself almost all the glory
of the achievement
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
HONOLULU, MAY q, 1859
Gbe ])olpuesiau.
FOREIGN n EW S!

By the arrival of the clipper ship Gosport, Capt.
Merrill, and the clipper bark Yankee, Capt. Low
EFT, both from San Francisco, the former in Is
days and the latter in II days, we have received
New York dates to April 8, European via Liver
pool to March %, and San Francisco to May 4.
We Gull the following interesting news from our
flos
Polynesian., 1859-05-21
foreign ADVERTISEMENTS.

"A NY MAN WHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
II all trades and sciences, impose absurdi
ty upon the public. On the principle, any medicine
which processes all diseases, unworthy the
slightest confidence and should be denounced as
quack nosrum. The Grafenberg Family Medicines do not
all diseases with remedy They have
eleven different medicines each adapted its peculiar disease
and time has proved beyond question: the efficacy and
tanIy Of these preparations. Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.EFE.YBFRG PROFITABLE Pills;
.L4RSH4LL'S UTERINE CaTHOLICONj
GR.EFE.VBERG S4RSAP.aRLLL4;
GR.FFE.NBERG PILE REMEDY;
GR.EFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
GREEN HOUN'LsiLN OLNTHENTi
GR.FFENBERG CHILDREN7S P3N:8CE.4:
GR.FFE-NBEKG CONSUHPTIYE'S B.4L.Hj
GR.FFI-N'BERG EYE LOTION;
GR.EFENBERG FEVER & 4GUE RElfEDY
GR.EFE.NBERG HEALTH BTTTERS;
GR.FFENBERG .M4SU.4L OF HEALTH |
For sale by all Druggists.
Gene.aI Agents. REDINGTON & CO., I
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. I
s. PORTER FORD, NJ. D., Agent Honolulu. 25-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

tAkAVELLERS for the North North the eout
ern Staas can Tickets from leston Savannah
Shsttanooga, Montgomery, Macon. Wilmington Knoxville
Lynchonrg Washington Atlanta, and Augusta ST Louis
Louisville, Cairo, Hickman colubus, Evansville Cincnrat
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, with close AT
81 points, Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville and
chattanooga Railroad, directly to boat without detention
West. = - e-~~ 'ASS1 * 50
Regular Cairo, Mem his ana So. Louis Line
re Fine steamboats, B. NJ kunyaR Anneonka sailIe West
Cuba and J. g. Cline -
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day at 70 NJ
necng al Cairo with Illinois Ctrs. Railroad Trough
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours - =
LOu1sV1lle and Cincinnati Packets.
hehance Duneth Ella, John anlt Tempest leave Mash
VILE essy Thursday and Tuesday, 1t l9 o'clock NJ from
EashYe 70 Louisville Sixty hours, Cincinnati four days
EAesaAar Mein p his New Orleans and Vfcks-
burg LirDe az Boats. - 8 Z y
James johnson, Nashville E. Howard Josep-
me savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville every other
noon; time from Nashville to Memphis ss hours Yicks-
bnrg, nYe days. and to New Orleans in Seven DAYS
Boats leave Nashville wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting. = -
For ntclass accommodation upon the Boats
Schedule Of Rates: : $50 = : --7--.-----
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ELECTKON OF ATTORNEY GENERALANn
..REPORTER E01 THE STATE =

TnURsUANF te distinctions the oy>rnor Of the statesI
WILL Saturday. dag Of August and hold
election for Attorney General and Reporter fer the State,
MI the vacncy Occoned BY the resignation Of John l. r.
The following persons been appointed Jags Clerks and
Receivers Of votes for said election in their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have been lef, the receivers q
District No 1. LIST Ward JudgG. JONES' John coltart
John se1ty; Keeeive-J n Hobbs; oleTks-J J. Everett
"a Ward. Juages-T. J. Halle, W. Il. Townsend, NJ NJ.
Monehan: Recever-W P. Downs ClerksJehn H. Sloan,
Geo. Glenn
3dWGI -Juagss-L H. Lanier, B. s. Weller, w. L. Boyd;
ReceserJohn Reidiek; elerksJas A. Mclaughlin v. B.
Holman. r 81 49, n
Recever-J N Alexander; clerksJas Trmbis Brown.
st Ward. Judge-D. y. Carter, Mason Vannoy, Col.
mar ReceiVer-oanon Tucker ceFksJOhn H. currey, H.
9Th Ward Judges-Jo Francis, Fhos w Chiffon, v. A.
BauRh Receiver -A W Pyei cerks--Wm. MintOn, n. L.
7h Ward. Judges-wn.A. Davis Isaac Paul. John corbt
keceiVer-Wn NJ White ceFks-John Mekeen, JOHN Tanks
sh Ward Judges-wm. Harrison, c. H oonrer, NJ c. Cot
Cotton.
District Nos JudgesJOhn oOrley,T 4. NJ Patterson W.
c. McMuny. Receiver-ThOmas Ruqua. r :.
District No VIM D. Philips, George W. Charlton, hOs
District No.4Thos D. Page, Esnzer Hamilton, W. Q. bod.
District No g. Judges-Wm f. Cartwright J. K. Edmond.
son, J. J. D Shumate. Receiver-E. G. Rowe.
District No. g. Juages-JOel A. Battle ". Fl. 3. damb
District No 4 Judges-John Hope, ". k WAR Jas Ra
gan; Receiyer-W. .. Briley: 80 -
District No. JadgesW h Hagans, hOs B. johnson,
! Andrew Gregory; Receiver-W. r. Lucas
District No TO- Judges-sam Manning W.P. HaFdng,J NJ
Hawkins; Reoeiver-gohn c. Barrow
District No. IL Wm. RlmundsOn, Henry ComptOn, Allen
Cotton; Receiver Wm Gotten.
District No. I9. Judges-Jesse jordan, VIM E. Watkins
Josia. Receiver--Aris Brown. u
District No. Il. Judge-Jas L. Greer H. L. Porch,
DemOss Reeeiver--W. g, Smith.
District No Is Judges-John s. Prichard Thos J. Allison
Joel Mays; Receiver-Moses Greer.
District No. IS Judges-N. ohsons c. White. s. H.
Peach Receiver-James s. Russell ClerksJas Lindsey JAS
TrmbIe Brown. ssa aatiss - p
District Ne. 10. Judges--Y II. Hamhlin w. B. Hudson
John Taylor; Reeeyer-Jack Gee.
District No 90. Jadges-Wm. c. Hall W. NJ. Dismukes Jno
Il. Cartwright: Receiver WIN. Luton.
District No 81. JAS. Marlborough, W. aOEe, W. b. Ew
ing; Receiver D p. Lanier.
District No. %. Judges--GeO. Gill; G. W. Walker Gilbert
Marshall; Receiver-A I'D Shaw. Fl
District No. 23 JudgeB y. Drake D. Ralston, Lewis viii
iisms Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No. a. udges-J q. b. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed p
Graves; Receiver 9'tne Garrett
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iunel7-h Sheriff Of Davidson County.
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9aIIp anisn & 9nerraa


The Albany n. " Journal Of the 81 srst says:
music teaeher By the name Of Psulton was dis
missed from an educational institutin at Fort Ed
ward some time since for inconpeseney AID ssindis-
Greet immortality. As il 70 demonstrate the wis
dom OK The managers Of the institution, he eloped
(lesving his wife AID ohiidren1 few nights slice
With young lady Of that place. forner pupil Of
the instltuion, and took lodgings IL the hotel at
Morsan Station The brother Of the young lady,
living some distance from Fort Edward, hearing
tAat sonethiRg Erong followed up the fugiives,
ana reaehed their lodgings about midnight. The
brother found his sisters vacant room, and the
Professors door locked. Ga forcing il the Profess
scr Was found in dshabiEze, and the yeung lady in
Mysteries. The witnesses Of the scene thought the
Professor should be aWorded suit Of tar and feaIh
eIs, bat he was taken to all, and the miserablera-
bic girl to her home q
The Journal Of the 4th has the following:
We yesterday announced the iu,prisonms Mt of the
Musical Professor who eloped with young lady
fermerlys gr . the time, p1pi ia schOol At Fort
Edward. IL new appears that, after his iEnpris3n-
nent, the young lOdg's friends determined 10 WITH
draw their complaint 50 as to secure his release
from jail, that they migkt intict upon him the more
summary punishment Of q coat Of tar and feathers
HIS friends. getting wind Of the plot, prepared 70
thEart IL and when she prison doors we're thrown
open thst the scamp might be handed over to the
exeenioners, the agile Professor availed himself Of
fleet horse which was provided for him, and at
once escaped from the msshes of the law and the
coat Of Tar and feathers.
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VEE subscriber informs his friends the public generally,
that he has this day sold bis entire
Of WILLIAMSON CHATHAM, JOHN L. CHEATHAs. In
withdrawing from the business he would respectfully
thanks all his friends who have ber
ally extended their patronage to the old concern and solicit
them continuance Of the his SUCCESSORS gentle
every respect entitled to the highest confidence
Nashville, July 6, 1859. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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A letter from Niagara Falls says that where Che
Suspension Bridge originally sagged only two or
three inches under the weight Of train it says
nearly twenty inches. The general impression in
the neghborhOOd is that this great work Of art will
one Of these days give way and fall into the river.
Visitors now walk the bridge instead of eross
in ths trains as formerly.
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this year is very large Already since the FIRST of
June the amount brought by the different railroads
to Detroit has exceeded $3.50, 900 pounds much
larger amount than brought in during the whole
of last year. ..1se.sse s.s- p -
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DTssoLUrIoN OF coPARTNERsHTP.

FHNHE undersigned have his day dissolved by
the partnership heretofore conducted under the firm
WILLIAMSON oHEATHAM, Alexander Williamson having sold
his entire interest said to JOHE l. CHEATHAM
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July 8, 1853. ARCHER CHEAPHAM.
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NEW FIRM.

ENHK undersigned have day themselves ogeh
under the firm Of ARCHER CHEATAAM 4 BRoTfIER, for
purpose Of snsacng Liquor and Wine, Cigar and Tobae
business similar in every reect to that carried their
predecessors Williamson ch1atham, and hope
to business TO merit continuance Of the patronage lib.
orally extended to thai concern.
Nashville, July 6, lo3g. ARCHER CHEATHAM
julys q JOHN l.. CHEATHAM.
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FEMALEs IN LABeR CITIES According to an
oheial census Of the United States in 1850. there
we're IN the city Of New York 254 LOG males and
zoI, Sal females, naking of the latter Of
$3.50 IN Boston, there we're s. "a msles add Il.
lOl iematsss msking an excess OF The latter Of s. =
o3e. IN the city and county Of Philadelphia there
we're l9e, 49l males and 2l2 ga females making an
excess Of The latter Of IS $50. Msking q totsiex
Of females in the ab3ve-naned Giles OF IS 54S
According 70 the Neg York State census Of 1885,
there we're in The city Of New York 800, $50 males
and 326.9ls females making an excess Of females
Of %, 9s2 To the city Of BROOKLYN there we're 81
l29 males and los, l2l females, making an excess of
females Of 10 992. Making total excess Of femsles
in the cities Of New York snd Brooklyn OF "a, 924
From tAefsboye official Statements il appears that
the female portion Of the population is rapidly in
ereasaRg in the city Of New York and vicinity. In
the State Of New York, al large there we're in 1866
l,72I. $50 males All /, 738 562 females making sn
excess Of females Of only l09l2s thus showing that
the male population largely exceeds the females in
the agricultural counties. 81 -
II, as these figures show, here is surplus Of f.
males in our cities, and deficit in the country it
is very evident, says the Pna ielphia Balief That
the cause of public morality requires that the rsa-
son should be correctly sscertained snd steps taken
to correct any evil results ensuing from the dispro
portion. Bot there are many things to be found
=
Women bear a sedsntsry life better than men il is
possible that they live longer in eities Girls are
even more ambitious of acquiring the polish Gad
fashion, folly, VII Itever it be, Of the city than
ysung men. Does this account for the numbers who
leave country homes TO work in the sielers Of the
cityf large proportion Of the young men who
leave their rural homes, 60 abroad as sailors and
AdventureFs, and there die; while females, who
cannot do this simply resort to the city The So
cal evil as it is dslicately called does not drive
man who trsnsgresses from the social circle, it
does woman, and here again we have 8 very spps-
rent cause Of the disprOpOrOn of in cities
Yet sl of these causes are eOrjeolurss, wanting
facts and figures to establish them When the facts
are known, it will be possible for editors, egisls
tors and all others concerned in directly smsliora5
ing humanity, to speak and act with the certainty
of producing good results in the great cause Of
Humanity.
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NEW WHfTE NNHEA.r FLOUR.

WAVING taken the of the celebrated Silver Springs
FIGURING Mills have received quantity Of superior
Family Flour, which is perhaps oil be made the
other climate and will he sold liberal terms at No
Market street, by s. 9. NOEL & co.
MIS-
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c T. . II NC,
AND
MERCHANT TAILORs,

AND
MER liant TAIL ORS,
Spring styles OF Desirable Goods.
Meas, Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes Furnish.
ina Goods We the attention Of consumers to New
slesof Coats Pants Vests Necktes Hosiery Gloves Suspen-
handkerchief Celebrated spring Shoulder Seamshrs,
praaers UndershF and every lie Of goods adapted
We also have in addition the above Ready Made
Clotng superior Of Cloths, Cassiners Vengs Drap
Drlngs, which will guar
Entee please The sae goods sold Dy
guarantee represented We would particularly call
the attention buyers the style and OF garments
Of shsh made Orierand viii warrant
NUrk 10 stand
Practical TailOrs,
No. 90 South side Public square
n B-Cfoth{ng cut to order ApQ
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SmEder q Fritz cell,
A RE just IN receipt q new ANA eleEar1s Goods
n IN their line, consisting Of
Lediea' Ane Brown Lasting CONGRESS Heel Gaitsrsi
DC So de- Black 'S Do DC DC 90 o
DO do do Congress and Lace do do
do do French Kid slippers
do do do do with heels;-
do DO White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do do do do slippers.
ALSO:
Missss Congress and Lace Heel CATERS =, ~
do do do Kid Lace Heel Caters and Roots; "a
do Kid Heel Boots; =
do do dos Slippers; ~ u a
Chdren's Kid Heel Slippers;
do do do BOcts
II ALSO: -
Gents dne Calf Pump Sole Boots; iAlts aFk -
do DO do do do Caters;
do do Patent Leather Assorted Caters
DO do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Calf do do sea
do dc Lasting Oxford Ties sss.f =.
dc do do Congress Caters;
The above all made order snd Of the very best
styles snd quality. t 81 aesaaia q
TPCail al No: 2I Public Square. -
.june23 Llt SNYDER RRIzzELL.
fas TRUEKSI TlEUNksI a.rs5s
n AIDES Large French Dress Trunkss - u trtsss
do do MOL Sole Leather Trunks; q .--.
Gents do No. do DO do
Also large stock Of Yalces Carpet Bags and satehe which
ne oner Al loE prices. M .7fe
jane2s-u SNYDER 4 RRIzzELL-
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AARON STRETCHI,
M"HoIEsALE AND HnrAsrI1
DRUG GIsT,
C0RSER or COLLEGE AID UK0EfZRKzzy
A sIhEIcH has Just reurnsdissm the Ess with large
VIII many eeIs psrteinng 70 the Drug Russss, which he
ersied srsices which we're purchased direct ron In
Poes Tie Ladies are especially requested to ca and eans
sss sk e ans nPortsd Psriusry and Fancy Goods
Otto Rose in fine cut viais
Extract ss-me-Quiekiy;
DO Rondseti ssnsihing and veg fns;
AN the FsAagipanI preparations. -
Tooth Brushes, With AL the new patterns
Hair do aiarge variety;
ErasiFe soap, for extracting Rresse
All Of Lrbn's ane Ex-Genuine Musk Soap;
Lnotns Rose Soap Brown WINDSOR soSPi
5srl9 "a Cologne: Sycerne and cEnphor DO.
Tooth Soap Juiabe Paste &c
DRUSHEs...A large stock Il Shoe Paint, varnisA and
Ar'H Brushes Just Fscsyedsnd s'r sale Low 3
VACCINE MATTER.
usT recsVedA good supply Of fes and reliable Vaccine Mat
oelsl cOrass College a an and e unsa street.
TN1NE TEAS..-Jast received froB lsrge Inportes 81
Teas, good assortment Of Imperial 0unpoTde Solcas
and Black Teas sale By large san quantity b
= - - A. sTkEIOA.
KRANta ssosk Of yriagss, entirely nss
81 DRyGss MEDICINES, &C.
- I'D E M WILLIE az Co.
DRUGGISTS AND PHESCRKPTE0NaSTS,
Corner Store Of TIE Asao tsioS and Amerieaa Buildings,
CoTRsr Of Cherry and JAavo1 Streets,
NASH VILE, TENNESSEE,
ID EsPEoTFUILY ask their old cs and customers and
the public generally, to call and them in their
Supplied With iargs and complies stock Of Drugs,
Medicines D7estus Fancy Gocd and all articles kept in Drug
store and constantly 10 receipt fresh 7nPps Of the same,
they feel perfectly confident Of their ability give entire
faction with references 10th prices and qnses their goods
Thankful for ths liberal patronage extended
old Urn; We hope b. prompt zttsnon 20 business merit
csnfinusnce Of the sane.
cae DEM0VILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and ohErch streets.
nUR PRESCRIPTION DEPAfETMEN'f.
W Is under the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
frscrptonist and Druggist orders in that line Of bu
ss will At ell hours day and night be promptly and
~ Giled. DEA0VIILE & co
MEDICINES, TNSERUMENTss &c.--We in.
Nv vte the attention OF Physicians stock Medicines
Chemicals, surgcsl and Dental Instruments &c.
DEMoyIELE 4 co.
nOmESTIC AHTTCLES.--Tbe heads Of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house keeping
arces-sueh as Pepper Spice Nutmeg starch Indigo, Sc
DEMOVILLE 4 CO.
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
FRENCH COEESETTS, WHITE AND COL.
OAED mUSQUHTO NETTING
N0TTON AND LISLE THREAD SHIRTS, DRAWERS and
" many other desirable Goods just received at
FURMAN a. CO.'S
WHOLESAI4E DEALERS a IMPORTERS,
NOS PUBLEC SQUARE -
iunslO-2m
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LIND FOR SALE.

VHE subscriber offers for seventy Ofand
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles Nashville, I'D
joining the tract which he resides and the Of Capt
Jones The land equal the BEST with abundonee
lent failing water, with the beautiful building
country and in the midst OF
America apnih NATHANIEL BAXTRR
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WHOLESALE GKOCERS,
Commission 4 Produce Merchants,
- BRANDEESs WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
in receipt large and we'll assorted stock Of
Groceres, Liquors, &C. 70 which the attention
Of the trade:
Sugars.
80 hhds Louisiana Sugar, bbls Baltimore Louisiana
100 bbls Y and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crpshed Sugar IS bhls Baltimore and Louisiana
50 bbls h and Philadelphia Loaf sugar.
- Powdered Sugar; Is b5ls Baltimore and PhissdeI.
90 phia Sugar.
- Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coese, q do O. G. Jaw Coma
100 do IAguyra DO;
ESQ ESQ Sels New Nos.sss Ten gallon kegs Cola sy,urI
leo ten gail kegs do
LIQUORS.
600 hhls Dean. WhsL $50 6hls best Robertson county
IS do Ward 8 Cary $50 bbis Rys & Bourbon do
25 do srs Old reserxs do bxs Loagworths cssEba
20 Or. pipes Sherry Madeira Wine;
Wine; y . 20 i casks OLD Burgundy Port
i pipes Jean Louis Brandy; VIM;
pipes Holland Sin; 50 bask Champagne Wine;
bills Ale: s.. 10 bbls Vinegar,
IS casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles kept the Grocery
inc. - lianl2i BURdb & ALLKH.
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n CH<AIhAM {. 5EATHAE.
= M. & 4. n. CHEATHAnI,
Wholesale GHOCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO CIGARS, HAI.s,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, SC,
O0RRBR or COLLEGE AND 0HJRCH SzREELS
Nashville. Tennessee.
EXTE receipt large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries Liquors etc. consisting in part follows:
l50 hnds sugar. All gaaes lUSO0 genuine Cigars,
200 bbls choice Molasssss 30 kegs Nails assorted;
100 do do l00dozen Painted Buckets
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnats
L0af Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles FiIherts,
100 DOE Tohacco, assorted
FINE BRAN DIES, WINES, &C.
: 3 x 4 choice French Brandies;
20 u casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines,
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes Sc5vili ClaTet,
roo bbls ane Robertson County WhizEyI
q bbls pureold Rye
do dc do Bourbon
And also large ssockof Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c. ~
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The IN
derslgrec Icing the only Agents Nashville
would call the attention OF the Merchants aud TraaersO
aEgt stock Of Powder on hand, IN Magazine for sale.
1900 kegs Dupont Rae P0der s0 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
800 < dc do DO sOO0 ke5s sycamore Blasting
s0o0 kegs Hazard do do Powder
800 y do do do $50 ceses Of Powder, assorted
900 Z DO do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bhs Toy, Bedford Co.
Ianll n 4. Z. " CHEATHAE, Agents.
aas- SOLE AGENTS FOR
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rs y barrels Lemon Cordial;
25 do Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry brandy;
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