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The Railroad.

We are gratified to be able to announce to
orr readers that the heavy work at Bray's
Hollow has at last been overcome, and The
track-laying is again in progress
The contractors say they will reach this
place by the 4th of July, notwithstanding
the delays they have had to encounter, while
others who profess to be judges of such work
express the opinion that it will be i'm
possible to do so much work as vet remains
TO be done before the last of August. Even
the latest time set will bring the iron horse
to Fayetteville within the short space of six
weeks. Long as we have been talking and
thinking about the road. We cannot realize
the fact that the cars will really and positive
ly be arriving and departing daily to Fayette-
Vile within six short weeks, from the present
day, yet the fact is so, aud however strange
and like dream TO some il may appear, it
is nevertheless an absolute reality-a truth
"a fired fact. IL has been for some time under
stood that the people here would celebrate
appropriately neis great event, and it was
desirable TO do so on the glorious Fourth of
July, but if it is possible for the trdck-layers
reach Fayetteville 10y that time. the fact can
not be- known in time to make the necessary
preparations for the celebration, as it cannot
be told with any degree of certainty on what
day the cars will make their first arrival
until the track has crossed the river aud ar
rives within a few miles Of town. So soon
however as it can be known. we are assured
by the officers Of the road that noiic- will lie
given in time for the most ample preparations
for the Fayetteville Journal.
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ANOTHER DIsCovERY.--A letter from Cairo
says: THE general subject of conversation
in this city, is discovery which has just
been made by the well known archaologist
NJ. Marietta. He has found at Thebes, after
long and difficult researches the tomb. still
intact. of Pharoah Amosis. The king is lying
in his coffin. completely covered with gold
leaf, ornamented with large wings painted on
it. Thirty Jewels of great value were found
in the same coffin by the side of the king, rs
was also Ratchet of gold. ornamented with
figures in lapsis laznli. Some years ago NJ.
Marietta had a similar piece of good fortune
in finding in the tomb of Apis, the jewels
which now form the principal ornament of
the Egyptian museum of the Louvre"
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Crops.

The wheat crop in this vicinity is about
harvested, and we learn has proved very
fair one. In some localities il is slightly
affected 10y the scab, but scarcely any with
rust. In point Of quantity, the crop is said
TO be fully an average one.
OATs.-The cat crop Is seriously threatened
with the rust, and it is thought that the
destruction of the crop will be almost as
complete as il was last year. Should IL so
result; il will prove q very important loss to
our farmers
CoRN-Is rather backward, but Is looking
up and gives promise Of an excellent crop.
ToBAcco.-The exceeding dry weather for
the past two or three weeks has been great
drawback 10 tobacco planters Few Of them
up To last Friday had planted any. and the
heavy rains of that day in this vicinity ex-
tended bat a shor: distance. On Sunday
aud Monday there excellent season
for planting. which was doubtless Improved
throughout the tobacco sectson. The rains
were heavy, aud We understand general.
There Is however mu-h complaint among the
plant rs in regard % tie plants which are
said 20 be overgrown la the beds and almost
unfit for transplantiag. Ia a flying "Trip
through the lower port on of Christian county
on Saturday last. We notice a good deal
OF land which bad been planted, bat upon
which probably alneteen out Of every tEenty
plants we're dead. Th- plants had eyideHtiy
been set out la anticipation On rain which did
not come in time 70 save ihem.-CSaFkEtlis
JeYsTsoaiass.
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lieu, advertisements.


DURSUANT TO instructions from the Governor OF the
siaieI viii on Saturday, the 18th day of August,
and Reporter for the State, to ill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation John L. T Sneed
The following persons have been appointed Judges,
Clerks and Receivers o. votes r their several Wards
and Precincts. Where vacancies have been LEFT the
receivers Of votes are requested to fill them
District No. J. LIST Ward. Judges, G. F. Jones,
John Coltart. John Beatty; Receiver, j. N Hobbs;
Clerks, J. J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter.
ID ward-JHdges, T. Halle, W. H Townsend,
u. u. MOnohan ;Receiyer, W p. Downs Clerks John
ii. Sloan, jr., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judges, l. H Lanier. B. s. Weller. W.
L. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddck; Clerks, Jas A Nc
Laughlin, V. B. HOleman.
4th ward-Jndges, John Martin, W. FeIts, B.
H. Brown; Receiver, j. y. Alexander; Clerks, James
5th ward-Judges, ,f,-F Carter, Mason vannoy.
Coleman; Receiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John II
9th Ward-Judges, 10 Francis Thos W Chiffon. V
A Baugh; Receiver, A Pyle; Clerks, Wan Minton,
7th ward-Judges VIM Davis, Isaac Paul. John
Corbitt; Receiver, VIM N White; Clerks, John Nc
Keen, John Tanksey. ~
Sth Ward-Jddges, VIM Harrison, C H Couger NJ C
Cotton; Receiver, J Dobsoni Clerks, Patrick Bunk
all, Geo Cotton.
son, W c McAurray; Receiver, Thomas Fuqua
District Nos-wm d Philips, George W Charlton,
Thomas Mann; Recover, VIM Dobson
District No. 4-Thos Page, Eeazer Hamilton W
c DObson Receiver, Benz Hurt.
District No. 5-Judges, VIM Cartwright, J X Ed
mondson, J J d Shumate; Receiver, Rowe
District No. 6-Judges, WIN Austin, JOal A Battle
W H Gambf; Receiver, joel A Battle.
District No. Judges, John Hope, w K WAR
Jas Raglan; Receiver, " Briley-
District No. S-JEdges, w Ramsey, Daniel Car
mack, Jas Rains; Receiver, A Ramsey.
District No o-Judges, W Hagans, Thomas B
johnson, Andrew Gregory; Receiver, W Lucas.
District No. lO-Jadges, Sam Mann ng, W Hard
ing, J NJ Hawkins; Receiver john Barrow
District No l-Judges, VIM EdmhDdson, Henry
Compton, Allen Cotton; Receiver, w Cotton.
District No l2-Judges, Jesse Jordan VIM E
Watkins, JOslin; Receiver Arts Brown.
District No. l4-Judges, Jas l. Greer, H L Porch,
Shelton DemOss; Receiver, W G SIN tn.
District No l5-Judges, John PTtchard, Thos
Allison, Joe Mays; Receiver, Moses Greer.
District No. ls-Judges, n H0bson White g
H. Peach; Receiver, Jas Russell; Clerks, Jas LinIs
ley Jas Trmble Brown.
district No. l9-JGdges, W H Hambn, " Hud-
son, John Taylor; Receiver. J ok Gee
r. district No. 20.-Judges W HILL, W NJ Dismukes
% m Cartwright, Receiver, VIM Luton.
District No. 2l-JHdges, Jas YrborOugh, J W Bal
owe, w B Ewing, Re -eiver, z Ianier.
District No. 22-Judges, Geo Gill, G w Walker,
Gilbert Marshall; R ,ceiver, Abb shaw
District M. 23-Judges, b + Drake, ID Ralston
Lewis Williams; Receiver W Hyd..
district No IA q Carney Thos Bysor Ed Z
Graves; Receiver, G'tne Garrett.
JAMES NJ HINTON
JuncZO-td. Sheriff OF Davidson Co.
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ns- Mr. Buchanan feels extremely we

Eo- Mr.. Buchanan feels extremely well
since his Southern trip. Occasional writes
TO the Philadelphia Press:
"Snce Mr.. Buchanan's return from North
Carolina. he has been as frisk and gay as II
young buck. Never was ruler more de-
lighted. Not Qneen Elizabeth, when the gay
Sir Walter Raleigh threw down his decorated
cloak, that she might pass on dry shod and
undetiled; not Napoleon on his return from
Elba; not Cleopatra herself, as her regatta
perfumed the atmosphere of the Nie-were
more pleased than Mr.. Buchanan by his re-
crptiOn at the hands of the scholars. politi-
clans and ladies of the State of Scupperuong
wine, turpentine and tar. He will talk of
nothing else. The foreign war, the finances
the Post Office Department, even Lecompton,
are momentarily forgotten in the ecstacy
which breaks ont in his countenance and Ian
guage while referring TO this ovation. | as
sure you that he has considerably Modified
his determination not TO be a candidate. in
consequence of the impression made upon his
mind by this visit"
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Cart. BoNAPARrE, OF BALrIMoRE.-It is re-
ported in Paris that Capt. Jerome Bonaparte,
formerly Of Baltimore, was in command of
the chassure at the battle OF Montebello, and
did wonders of yalor, cutting down two Hun
garian hussars of the regiment or prince
Charles, of Bavaria. with hts own hand. But
no Official confirmation of this fact has ap.
peared. 1t il not, however improbable. as
the captain was on accommodating service
ia that part of the country at the time of the
battle.
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Mcssrs. A. J. AllenswoTth 4 Co, mail con-
tractors. have just opened new roate tor
the mail and passengers. f ON this place TO
Nashville. They are now running dsiiy
line OF four horse stages from this place 90
Springfield. where connection is made with
the railroad. This route will matsa Tally re-
duce the time TO aud from Nashville. Pas
ssagers leaving Nashville AT three o'clock.
so min. T.. NJ. will reach here by II or
o'clock same night. and passengers leaving
here al IL O'Clock al night will reach Spring
field la time Tor the A. NJ. train. and Nash
vile al ten inmates past 0 in the morning.
ClaTksrille Jsg.
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OPPOSITION CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
i. Tho.. 4. II. Nelson, Of Washington.
2. Horace Maynard, of Knox.
2. Reese Il. BrabsOD,' OF Hamilton.
A.. william n. stokes, Of Dekalo.
&. Robt. HattOn, OF Wilson
O. No candidate.
z. No candidate.
8. Jas. VI. QuarIes, OF Montgomery
q. Emerson Etheridgc, of weakiey.
10. John L.. Il. Sneed, OF Hardeman.
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shirts and Collars.

IUST received another invoice Of Shirts, various
ID patterns-Embroidered Bosom, Full Basom and
FOR sale by J. ii. Mc6III-
juuelO-u
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Rr,ny wu,os. we believe chat taken Al

READY WHIGs. We believe that taken al
together there are between forty and ffiy
Ready wings in this county, The meeting
which they held here on Last Saturday, shows
pretty well how the land lies in regard to this
matter. With all the exertions they ed
they could get but twenty names; and
we feel confident that they constitute ma
jority of the Ready wings in Rutherford. We
also teel confident there are more than hun
dred democrats in Rutherford that viii no,
bow to the fat OF the Sanhedrim.
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P H O N OG r A P II Y
PENMANSHIP.
MIR. DOA4 NJ EAR.

IJAS now accomplished his object, ~
/ in showing the citizens of r.
Nashville that Photography is easily NS2 k-4a
learned, even by small children. His ~ ~<2g,IasAA
pupisare able to follow moderate speaker, and
are RAPIDLY increasing sneed of their writing The
difficulty accomplishing this has been doubly in
creased by abe disconraging inuen brought TO bear
upon pupils the shape OF misrepresentation, ridi-
cule &c. &c. IN quarters from which better things
to be pected. Tax PAYERS and citizens who
have children to educate would do well TO look into
the WHAT and the of this chapter.l Never have
to the nature and advantages of Ph0notypy and Pho
biography Citizens who have not the leisure 10 in
Vesgate the subject not aware that they greatly
lessen the labor, ana save several years OF time IN
the education of every child, and that they awaken
the intellectual faculties to extent attained by no
other means and with delight 10 the pupll-that they
have been examined. tested practically by hundreds
of the able school committees, aChers, super
ntentents and educatiOuists in this country anc in
England and reported ia the highest terms OF ap TO
val while il has enabled them TO see the DUN"FYING
effect of a mode which ruins the minds of so many
the effects of this mode Of teaching in developing the
minds Of children, that they often regarded as
pro gies in intellect whereas Is the result OF teach
ing simple truth instead of absurd error.
Mr. ID. has heretofore charged merely for the Tegu-
lar course of lessons in Photography, mixing no
and writing after the principles of the art were learn
ed. He Will continue to receive pupils the same
terms TIL the goth inst after VIII CHI the terms for The
regular lessons will be the heretofore
but monthly charge will be made Tor attending 10
practice of the pupil after the course is completed.
y. bah pupils who have not compiet Il tTeir
Of lessons, are requested to do without dc
lay.
sIT- Room over the store of J. II. McGni.
jnnel3-u
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MADRID.-We
learn from our Washington correspondent
that recently received information from Par
is, OF an altogether reliable character, shows
that however desirable it may be for the
United States to acquire Cuba. there IS no pros
pect ,1hGteuer Of such consgm'aation nor is there
any probability of the negotiation of a com
mercial treaty between Spain and this coun-
try.--N T. Express.
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Land for Sale.

+ Will. sell my beautiful Farm containing two hun
i drsd acrss, handsomely improved, situated 6 X
miles North OF Nashville, imme lately the Louis
willie and Nashville Branch Turnpike, miles frenl
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm Of William y. Phillips l refer persons wishing
u the esm ta Mr.. ". D. Phillips THIS farm hss
tsxa nexer-faiHg springs Of water and of
the heithcst places IN the state be purchased
g0ad terms at private sale between this and the rst
81 October next at Whieh time II via be sfrred by
me Al pahhc sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
iuu-ta-ti
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eS- The New Orleans Ds4a, which aided
10 eleeting Mr.. BUCHANAN, now proposes that
he shall resign the Presidency, aud that the
party shall make up q pony-purse for him
equal TO his salary for the remainder Of the
term.
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Holloway's PiIls.-Mark this fact, at,ested
by the first meuicai periodicals of Europe that
Of confirmed dyspepsia, abandoned rs hopeless by
the faculty, yield short OF these Pills sold
so Maiden Lane, y. Y. juEel4-iw
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es- The Harrisburg Telegraph says child
seven years old, and weighing two hundred
and fifty pounds, passed up the Cumberland
Valley Railroad the other day, accomplished
by his father aad mother.
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Qfw advertisements.
Notice..

OFFICE or THE SEwANEE MINING COMPANY
No. 261s Broadway, New York June II, 1889.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Stockholders OF this
n Cpmpany will he held at this oice on lHURsDAT,
TIE S0TH ISsT at IL O'Clock A N. FUN Attendance
Is urg nifty requested. BY order,
june2o-f0t Ii. WARD BARNES, Sec'y
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The Bostoniaas have decided not 10 allow
Powers' statue OF WEBSTER 30 be placed GA
the State House grounds because they donot
deem IL sufficiently good likeness Of the ex-
pounder.
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CORPORATION AND RAILROAD TAXES.
1859.

FTNAX-PAYERS IN the city OF Nashville. or those
i owning property in said city, hereby no
unved that the TAX BOOKS now ready, and
they will please call at the Office II the undersigned
upper end Of the Market House and settle their Cor
poration Taxes due on LIST July, Ne: Taxes due
the Nashville and North western Railroad levy. Be
prompt aud save interest aud costs.
A. NELSON,
Jun, a1-1m RSUAG Collector.
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The democracy Of Georgia have nominated
Gov. JOS. 4. Baowx candidate for reelection
10 lhe GoEsfnorshIp of the State.
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THE TIN TRUMPET ;
Heads and Tails for The Wise and Wasgish.

Heads and Tails for Tie Wise and WaggiSh.
A new American Edition, with Alterations ana Ad
dtons vol, l2mo. Cloth.
The ''Tin Trumpet, "by the late Paul Chataeld, NJ
H., edited by Jefferson Saunders Esq, WAS FIRST pub
lished in London, the year 1876. II was immedi-
ately repubshed in this country, but owing to the
fact that much If its matter was of purely English,
local and temporary interest referring to the poit-
cal andregious squabblcs Of the times the success OF
the wo-k he was but temporary, and it has long
been entirely Of print.
II contained, however a Sufficient quantity Of Wit
and vision, original and selected 20 make its re-
suseitation At this time appear desirable The Amer
can Editor, TO whom iutrusted the Office Of pre-
pairing IT for Republication, has thought ct, while
pruning the original Of all that appeared superunnua
ted and Of no present and lasting Interest to emb DIV
with what remained such selections from his Common
place book appca ed To him to come Icgtmately
within the design cf the author.
The original plan OF the book-an Alphabetically ar
ranged collection OF the wit and wisdom Of many OF
the best writers, ancient and modern-lias not been
changed. Such as it is, the bork is ed
to the American public with the belief that while IL
becomes mine Of easy quot, tons 10 many Of our
ready wriiers, il will yet more TO While away
pleasantly and not uuprohiably summer afternoon
or Winter evening to the general reader
In the TIN TRUNrET, the melancholy Jacques, and
the motley 7otschstOne go hand in hand 4 gether
solid Chunks OF Wisdom are sa,ni with the widest
howers of vibrating it n book 10 re gravcly con-
suited for instruction. trippingly turned over for
entertain" ent, with equal reason Abpundinf IN tie
food Of sweet and tier fancy - it is volume that
nibbe at it as often as you may, there Will i'll lie
many wholesome and Agreeable morscl len. You
may read it through in day, but it will last your
thoughtfulness lifet me-
JUST RECETTED By
w. r.. BERRY & CO., Public Souar,.
may3l-u
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EoH Hire.

T HAVE two young Negro Women TO hire. Those
wanting will do well to apply medistely.
r. J. IYiES,
june2O-u 33 Cesar street
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~ THURSDAY. The 1s,h Gay ~ Jnns next. on
W tie prem propose % sell thai beautiful farm
kne~n a. the sNilEf Pf.AcE Thls Is one % ths
ulh be dviisd 4 Enlt pnreh sssrs. HERS 4 of
ne best srrings II AmeyicA Il; alse, = thrifty
soang hard
. IEsss--oDe. two ana three year, eredt feF nolf
s.s,s,eeiorly seeursd bearing Interest," anaa len
taIned- A. Y. = llNpSLAl.
n4sy 1o-id
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Il livery sandle wood, aud few f4rssol f4as,
recsived and for sale By
aaF32 j. II. McaIII
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rT,RAyfIISG Rags, TRUNKS, CARPET sAGs, Ua
IL BsEI1-AS. ard general stock 20 FAney Goods,
recsigpd add for sale ~ moderate prir-s
IA McsIfI,
ladies' and Gentsemen's Furnishing store,
apr22-u - corner of sqaare aud College a.
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Sis ReWard.

IvrTEES SHARES MECHANICS, BUILDING A.
II SsAIATI0N STOCK. Enquire %
nsayS0-tf T. T. Gl.AScOCK co.
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Mantillas, ClOaks, and ShaWls.
1859. Fall Styles. 1859.
Abbott, Pollock d Cochran,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,

3I7 CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
INVIl the attention Of Southern buyers TO their
l. large and magnificent stock of
Imrorted and manufar tured expressly for
large and increasing So Ihern trade, and composed of
LACEI SILK CLOTH = AND VELvETllll
The largest and most extensive stock in New York
City, embracing over TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
dfsrsnt Sly les ana the LATEST NOVELTIES III the
a
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LAND FOR SALE.

T>oR sale . very desirable Tract Of Lad, cor tain
IL ing about 50 Acres, lronthg ne Msffrees-
b,Fo' Turn PIKE and within iics ~ the corporation
Il Naslsxii e. ard in the nrisbborbood Il frankln
ana Minerva Colleges And The Washington insti-
tate.
nrst-raIe rcsiccnce, cemmAueinF al The hnest
views tn DAVID coUBfy. great portion 81 tie
iana - rich boftuu, with branch 81 excellent Ma
80 ~ uning throoxh from about 30 never fau.ng
StsrnEs its shert distance frcm The cay VIII rem
der y4ipabe o. BressFy, uistiilefy, fanneEy or
any msuuf ,CtsfrinE bosiness which requires large
kef gsrsen, orc hard aud xineFy- The improvements
cssiEt OF Frame House pearly neu IA hitc hen,
stables. a. and al enclosed With good fence,
rhieay plank aud packet Terms very hhsrI
mas aB-triw2m Z r. GIAsC0CK GO.
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A Good Mich Cow.
WTanleu

I,oF sale, good Mich Cow. For pa ueaiArs apPly
IL at this ol1ee. iunel6-d
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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, June 25th, 1859

- WILL be offered at public sale, At -
hl... the Court house IN Nash vile, the Co. -
Lsl.l beIutilul country seat known bse]7A
"6LENOAk ,''stuatcd u b"ut tNfU miles from -
the city Of Nashville On the tillsboro' pike. Ihe
premises com ist o lcep ceres ~ uhdulatnF ground
u ella cncl srd by plekrt fences The improvements
consist 81 tWostorA tenement, containing bout ten
rooms together iih kitchens sta blcs. cut louses
terms, &c, al "a good order Tie houses built
By The Rev. ChaTles Times about i've years ago aud
are tastcful. substantial and complete
The property viii Dc Sold Two and three
time, Nth Interest tTum day 81 SALE. l4eu wlll be
retained Hnd notes payable in bank, satisfactorily
endorsed Will be required
W Tucker un the premises and viii show thon
10 any person desiring 10 purchase.
For further Particulars apply "a
JAS b. CRAIGHEAD,
aprs-dAe.td - Public square.
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ID ANYWAY from my house TIE morning of the
N eth INST, Negro wsaAA Eamsd LEIIFIA, aboas
thirty years q age, about ave fees lRghes IA
heigkt. very bts0k, speaks eack ghen spoken %
wlII kve the above reward isE he eriiTery u said
slave q W l. BofB, % me
taasis-u G. D. GRIZzARD.
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NannuchY's Museum,

from NtW UrIcans
TTNEQCALIID exhibition Of WAX SrATUAR rep
u rcseniing the BIRTH OF OUR SAVIOUR, aud the
LAST SUFFER OF CHRIST with his TWELNE DISCI-
PLES-Iife size--wili be exhibteu at NashVilIs.
VI = Admission TO the whole IS CENTS; Scaools ac
oompanied with their Teachers admitted at reduced
rates. iunei2-tW
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QsE hundred barrels eho.ss Potatoes, iast reesis
" ea and ief sale By
4 may zs-&l ARMSTRONG CO.
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.Aay. Nav.
Potatoes.

Onn RAILS TiAOTIiI hay, Jasi received aaa
Ia4, so II. A.PARisH 90
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Half Hose.
Fans! Fans.

CuIK, Acrino, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plata az
aPrz2 J. II. McSiII-
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ITIST received choice lot OF Serk Ties, stocks,
81 Gloves, Pocket Han kerchiefs ,sUspenaers, &c,
embracing all the latest sly les, Tor sale by
maF2s ]. a.. Ac6ILI.-
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MORAL, PLEASING AND NSTRUi TING.

Now Exhibition Day and Evening,
At Goodwin's Hall, on College street.
WILL OPEN On MONDAY. 18TH INST.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20
FOR SALE.

1 have foer good hoass servants for sale that sra
vel asaisncd, ALSO good seAmstI-ss. e 10.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20
Trunks and Va,ises.
Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

NTEhave a small assortment Of Trunks and vaIises
w which We selling cheap Tor cash.
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