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based upon the abeye terms, aud he had every rea-
! son to believe Il would be coneluded The ecmDro-
mise stipulated that $50 900 should be paid upou
the dismissal OF the State suit against III Company
but il also sgreed to pay some 900 in four
months TO meet judgments falling due the latter
amount 10 be credited upon the first instsllmsnt.
Mr., Garvin offered the following resolutions:
ResotDsd, That this convention approves of tAa
late compromise and settlement, and also the new
policy of the company; and recommends to the
stockholders every Ehere TO contribute loan to
the company ffJ cents per share, as recommended
by the convention held in this city on the 27th Of
November last
RssoEvsd, That all stockholders who have not vet
made the lean paid the iEs;sllmeats should do 50
By the 10th day Of next june and ell Who refuse to
do SO should be excluded from any provisions that
may be made for the protection Of those who have
already made the loan or paid up all the INSTALL
msnts, or may do so By the time indicated.
RESOLVED, That in the opinion Of this convention
It is right and proper to the rights Of all stock
holders who have and will contribute their means
to free and save the enterprise, By cutting of sll
who refuse to contribute from a0y benefits result
ing from the labor and means Of those who eontri-
butte.
Resolvsd, That the president Of this company, Dr.
Jeptha FOWlkes is entitled TO the gratitude Of this
company, for the ability, energy, foresight and
courage with which he has worked out 80 great 9
result as the late compromise and settlement
committee. to report thereon at adjourned meet
ing this afternoon, negaiivsd, and the res0lu-
tions coming up second reading, motion was
made to adjourn until o'clock.
AFTEEEo0s SESSION.
Upon re-cOnvening. the question was taken upon
the solutions separately, aud all were adopted.
In response the last Of the series Of resolutions
DR.. Fowlkes stated that he claimed no credit for
what be had effected, as he had been sctuated by
cqf6 fab mn "a had tooI init
at stake 10 neglect its II that interest had
been less, he might not probably have undergone
the sacrifices and troubles he had done lie was
happy to receive the assurance Of the confidence Of
the stockholders, but he disclaimed sA right %
ceive credit for exertions which had been aciusted
by such selfish considerations.
On motion, the Report of the President was re-
ceived and ordered t. be published in pamphlet form
(one thousand copies) in connection with the reso-
lutions above adopted.
After some further explanatory and oonVersa-
tional debate, the Convention adjourned sine die
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E9vRAvELLRRs for the North and from the South
ern satas procure Tickets from Cha lesion, Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchhurg Washington Atlanta, anil Augusta to St Louis
Louisville Cairo. Hickman, COlurhu Evansville Ciacipnat
New orieSrs Yiarg, Raducsh, s Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, with coss connections
all points. Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville ard
Chattanooga aFoad, 90 directly boat without detention
Ths the quickest and cheapest route for those bound
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and ST. Louis Line
TEs Pine Steamboats, B. NJ. hunyan Mnnetonka Sails West
Cuba and ]. G. Cline.
Of these Boats will leave Nashville every dayst 70 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Cerr Railroad and from
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance DuDeh, Ella, John CaElt aud Tempest leave Nash
elery Thursday and Tuesday, at y o'clock NJ
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati days
Regular MemplRiss NeEg Orleans and VtckSr
burg Line OF ROnts,
johnson, Nashville, e. Howard, Rover and Joseph
Savage One Of these aoats will leave Nashville every other
time from Nashville Memphis hours Ycks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans IN Seven Days
Boats Nashville day wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hFscsss accommodation upon the Boats Tickets 5e
procured The Different points, at prices named In the annexed
he'll ri Of
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MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS
NDS!

II WING in Jackson county, twenty miles from the -
Bay the Navidad river, at the head Of naviga- a
ton, at Texana: ~
splendid league Of land, comprising upwards Of -
1900 good land the State uniting the
vantages Of rf soil, alubrity Of climate, excellent water
with quantity Of wood and excellent timber Of the best quail
V-enOught to last plantation hundred yeasEth 500
under upwards Of 5000 in cuvaonan good fsne
ing-Wh fret class Gin recently put up negro cabins, other
houses good repair. On this land Of
two Of tobacco successfully cultivated annually prouc
ing all the cereal, together with tropical fruits in abundance
The aboundng with FISH, the woods game, all emhn-
ing present magnificent chance for lever Of in her
primal this land viii take $50 OOO-say fifty thou
sand dOllars-One half in negroes.
Lying the Lavaca river, which empes into he NGTdad,
miles below another splendid league three
miles distant from the first most beautifully nlduang with
Wosd timber abundance presenting advantages
This league has improvements The titles to both undsputsd
and undpuble be had at 00sa twenty Eve thousand
dOlars-all part payable Most sxelen in
fact better section the State Come for your
selves c. N. FLOURNOY,
may5dl &W2t. Texana, Jackson county, Texas.
The Nashville Union will insert the OF S. send
bill this Office for eoecton-GafreOH (Tssds) ClDilia
md ra-sfte
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AM now Offering for sale the House Cherry street
4 now occupied by Mr. S Weller.
The very large and commodious containing TWEEN
~ ro MS servants rooms, cellars Sheds sc
Tie house good order Of being recently ane
IS better adapted first class boarding house any house
in Nashville.
The lot is sixty front by hundred and
" Ave feet the house situated Of
an addition would any hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased
II desired.
II we'll that hotel keeping is in this city pro-
atabe business, and any wishing in such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
ton 5eing convenient all the business portions OF the city,
For terms, &c, apply to
des24-d A V, ). LINDeLEfF
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B UNA yIsTA sPRINGs.

-
VTTILL again be 0snei the I'm o. Jaus
w ton Of visitors and those IN Of heah - Ie
will please take notice and
HttSs IAtDHAAS A. LE1E0BALDS.
side the L1dles Departments. The viii bs s,ofe %
very country Affords Bar win choc win
Liquors Cigars, &c. Good MISE wiz be always hand for
The seggsEill run daily from HopknsFls Bowne s-en
and Clarksge, and from prinEs c0uneng with e Cars
om Nasayiies and visitors rely eTe ert ng
70 render their say pleasant d. 5ktfRlks REopIisiss
Nashville Union and American viii publish in ds . he
amount o. 81 anG send bill to tbs proprietor for paysn
RHssslsale lAgJ Hsrald.
Faoa1caA Pills fer Eemales.--Ars infsilAls for r.
moving stoppages or irregularities Of the Nenses.
Ae ri are nothing but have - tie Docfor
aus Place Tor years, both 10 France Aerc Eun
peraleled every case; and he Is u7 b. nav ro
sanu ladies' Eno have used them, Pills puI r
Aevaon o. nose suffering from any irregaries HhseFer
pss % iAaea Ehoe health viii not permit 81 a inruass q
Pregnant females, those supp6Eng tszassss cau-
oed against using pals willie in that o1dtoa tae p-orie-
tor assumes ne responsibility after above uxh
tnsiF midness would preTent any injury ness
pulls are recommended. Direcion s - P-s
" sold WEolesaeby TTr -
EWLS, PENpLETON & Co.,
Wholesale Draygssls. NlslfviIle. fem.
To whom all orders aidred- They ll ra,l-- -
~ A. press md furnish show cards
oOia A. nssti y oasnfllle, ~ aTrT
DEA0YILLE BILL, No IS charry street..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cellar 3, and putifr snare
5kASn = gSOD AarSct ST., opposite Uniau street.
J. STRETCH, corner OF Broad and Ssrkst $500
Ladies By enclosing 81 ether the aoFe aron h,
he AoOve Pills ssni oonhdsntAly By nal SnT Psr q 10
n. s-Tas ingredients composing these PiIIs ass usso.u
70 every agent selling hc- They viii tell yoa thai Al
hey reprssentsdte be- Asa or Dr. DuposCnss col
den Pills. See the signature each x-Tou vii ihaR 70
Medicine you may depend upon, vet perfectly Harmless
MANSFIELD 4 CO.. Agents Tor lesaphis.
WILSON sTARBIRDi Agents sor LoaisyIs.
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Lights for the Million!

XETE furnish very excellent COAL OIL LAMP with
w wick and Glass. for IS cents
COAL OIL Of various qualities at greatly reduced prices
Old Dominion Coffee and Tea Pots.
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers.
Pudding, Blanc Mango and Ice Cream moulds.
Wash house Stoves and Furnaces.
100 Plated Albata and Britannia Casters.
Spoons Forks Sheffield, richly plated warranted
70 be the very best quality.
Imperial Metal Block Tin ard Banis Coffee and Tea Pots
Rattan Chairs, OF every size and styles.
White wash, Scrubng, busting Brushes Door Mats, Foot
Saper Feather Busters and all articles wanted by good house
keepers at this season.
Ihe cheapest Cook stoves in the city.
mayI4 MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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DIR. MIX ZEN,
,p1a0n nud Mechanical Dentist

TsNHE citizens Nashville respectfully informed that Dr.
McKeen has Rooms No. 90 Cherry street. front
will be constantly found those
who professional reedying the maades
Of the mouth teeth. long experience and practice enables
him TO warrant all work performed by him The eXtraVan
charges the Profession have hitherto prevented from
avaing Themselves OF the medical and mechanical aid that is in
dispenSabe for health comfort and beauty That fact has in
duced such graduation Of prices, that will he in the power Of
any enc " pegy ths sElsuss, aI9e-dlm
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BALTImoRE AND OHIO


RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TTyERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AN ID
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenWood and Park
ersDurg the West at which places mites with Railroads,
Steamers &c, for and from all points IN the
West. SOutilaVvest and FOrfhsTVests
Fare to New Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via
other route
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P. n, and 1850
A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For ali the Eastern Cities
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route can Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and Boston, at Boston alone by
other lines.
Through Tickets 70 the Eastern cities procured Wis
Washington city a 8 additional charge Of 80 %.
Quick time and sure connections.
Inquire for via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, st any
the principal Railroad Offices in the West
L. Z. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. lapl4.
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GNEVERAL handsome rooms the second and third
stories of Uhion American Block, Cherry
aad Spring streets Apply J. Griffith, at the Union and
American 0iice. or (nh0 W. +. COOPER
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IIENDEIssOR BROTHERs. :

STEAM AND GAS FITTER 3,
13, Deaderick Street, NashVITfe. CT
WNTB have hand and Tor sale sheet Lead Lead Pipe BaEhG
w WaterC Closets, Wash stands, Lift and Force Punps,
Hose Hydrants, Block Tin, Gas Extls Wroueht Pipes
for Water, Gas and steam, r0m inch up 70 two Inch Also
Globe Valves, Check Valves Counctiuy COCKS Ar Coss
FittingsOf every description 10 su he above Fss
the country have pipes and seEe ~ sending
ings.
P Agents Tor HArrSon'I patent Coal and Wood Cooking
aDE decl5-dtE&z-6n
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JAMES CAMERON

POH IHAAT AND In DSCAPE PAINTLH,
AAIOCLD announes the public that having Praccei
w Itaiy Artist, he Offers his professional servcss
% the citizens Of Nashville and surrounding country
ebls-dd-
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Regular Nashville and LOu-
iSViIIe Passenger Packets.
TEMPEST,

iSYilIe Passenger Packets.
Tbs splendid light draught steamers
D G. PARR, Captain.
JOHN GAULT, .-l.r.
j. II. BUNCE, Captain.
One Of the above snes
day ycock, n, connecting Louisville With re United
States Mail Packets for Cincinnati Prsbur, wheeling Pitts
burg; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the Ihruu
given for frei u Baltimore Phae aNes York and Botou
BY any other reliable line These bit
prey for the The stetest Puucuay olscrVei time
starting For freight passage apply on board or to
aeel4-tf n. II. HARRISON tzent.
BLACK WARRIOIE. -
TTNIITS superior Jack will stand his
w. D. Williams, on Lepsrs Greek, three niles -
North Of Wiiamsport and hlteen Northwest % Co ~
uHbia. lie will Be permitted to Jennets at 30 $780,
eertne the property changed Jennets viii be ed grain
50 per week asturage gratis Block Eargr and al
Jennets brought 70 him. will be unie- imsae and
pledge ourselves TO that Jennes vel .aken enc Of
do all prevent accidents, hut VIII not erpun
sble foe any that Every person who Jack
believes his finest; DESTROYS that those Who de
breed from the hnes should call 10 Black harrior Fe dout
think they viii 20 any further
Pedigree and Description.
Black Warrior sired b. Marriage Mammoth-Knght and
Wilson's premium Ja-his dam out o. Sir Jahn gnnet,
BY King Syrus. -Fr-ea
Ienath weight style exesi By any Jak u
age is equad - fsE. lie took the iu year
old Maury county Fair and took the paiun
years old the Division Fair Of Maury county, and e VIII
hanson county Fair. ". d. WILLIAMS a co.
uhQ-tWSrW3m.
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FOR SALE.
HAVE three good house for sale, that well
L qualn and good SsamstresS at No % Cedar street
ap2s J Styles.
BUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTrEKlg!
NETE have thyhVe Perkins fresh Reserve Bnttsr
w which we will seel Low. -
mhl9 s. FRENCH SON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Zine Cut Tobacco. ia Cans and
Psper Pac<aqes Ytrinia Pooahontas Smoking Tobacco,
IL bales Just received 81 mill J. ". LANGLEY co,
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p. p. PECK,

CHEAP COOKING STOVES.
We have purchased large number Of
THE TROPIC COAL COOKING STOVES,
which the gas and smoke arising from the coal
And Saves One-haif the fueH
And Saves one-half the fueE
And Saves One-haif the fueH
We therefore offer all other styles Of Coal Cooking Stoves, all
Of which have been approved Of ct
Unprecedented Low Pricesg
Unprecedented Low Pricesl
Unprecedented Low Prices
MACKENZIE MINCHIN,
ap23 "a College Street
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CnHECE SnrrnErT

1859. STRING GOODS. 1889,
EVANS & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
RTFTIES. CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, BOSNETS, DC.
No. ], Nashville Inn Block,
NASHFILLE TEBNESbEB. --
VNTB in receipt Of Stock Of Goods for the Spring
w Trade to which would call the attention Of Mer
chants visiting this City Our stock comprises every variety Of
Idrsg and Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties Clothing, Boots
Shoes Hats, Bonnets, &c, &c.
surpassed, and cash prompt will
offer Inducements TO purchase Of us
fe6s4-u ---- EVANS & co.
DIZZY COOLEST DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade
We are in receipt of the most desirable and well selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WehaYc ever offered to the the retail trade
Commission Houses Eastern cities We feel no hest
fancy in saying that thereby enabled sell goods as
Low PRIC GEES
and on as Rea soma bic Terms as any house in the city,
Our presen: stock embraceseyery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
suck Asvery handsome Robes Ala;
!: 4 1 FsSIs' ~
French DoLainss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MerinOes;
FaeoniaPlRids;
I4ysllas, for travelling Dresses
DBege's;
Plaid Me-ino, English and French;
Every style Shsxs Plain Fancy Sksand Cloaks
Silks all grades together with other article tedious to
mention.
Wehave also very large stock of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all gradesi
IO&I2-4 bleached Sheeting;
- inch Pillow COsn;
- Brown sheeting;
- and 81 sea island dol
Bro. aud bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds:
Flannels all coors, qualities and pTicesi
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets; .
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans keseys Satnet Cassimeres Vesngs Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and in fact every article person may
find in complete retail store
We also constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes and Caps DuOur & Co.'S best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all u which Of
the trading community Our motto to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North MARKET street,
ROCAsS BALS4 M TOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
III BE public in OF of the most extra
ordinary remedies esnt for what has heretofore been
sider incurable disease being Applica-
ton, the action Of which seemingly miraculous, and Its
having Of those attributes which make the numerous
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing srectons letters from distinguished
and well Individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Res having ceased to be the agent for the sale
this Basam the price has been reduced It only be obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed to G. nOCAs box l P
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United states Mail Steamers,
Steamer W. h. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLTEIN.
steamer EdmOnia.
CAPTAIN z. @. MOORE,
FAVE Easport Mondays Thursdays and saturdays, al
A o'clock NJ, connecting win the Memphis and Charles
n Railroad At Iuka. Eight miles staging To PASSPORT
Arrives at Pucah Saturdays Mondays and WeneyshE ~
clock, A. NJ.
Paducah Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Il o'clock
M. Connecting al Aurora with daily line Of STAGES, and Tr
Weekly Line OF Stages the mouth Of Sandy RcnoAurE,
Clifton for Nashville Through forty eght
hours For freight passage apply 70 -
II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
dec5-6m No. Broad street, Nashyi Tennessee.
n ] n IA AZ
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DTSSOLUTION.

FENHE partnership heretofore existing the undersigned
dsseyed by mutual consent the % INST All per
sons having Claims against the firm will present them for
en The business will be conducted the old of J. W
MoozE. J. d. W. MOORE.
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LH9 SKIS
zASsS
RENG OF Is 50
UTILL commence the Race Course Wednesday
w June lst 1859.
FIRST DAY, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Sweepstakes three year od two mile heats 500 entrance
$50 forfeit
Hi Odom names Godiva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
Barnes hay colt Worst by Albion dam by Richard
Guild < Blythe names Ran Barry, by Albion, dam Jerry
DAY, THURSDAY, SECOND.
Great match for 5000, S2 90 forfeit four mile heats.
Guild & Blythe Hawatha by Albion, dam ly Wagner
Eli Mary Wylie, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
THIRD DAY. FRIDAY,
Sweepstakes untitled three year Od, mile heats, 500
trance $50 forfeit
Also, brown colt by Epsilon dam seabird.
John Alcock black by Ross, dam by Eclipse.
FOURTH E.Y, SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTH.
felt
W. j. Harding brown mare, Tennessee, By Epsilon
Kate King.
Guild Blythe names Efe Dean by Albion, Goriana.
Elliott Malone Comet by Albion, dandy leyiathan
GALLAT1E, April Ist, 1859. A. BARNES, proprietor.
B-The above race course is situated q miles from the
Gaatn Of the safest and best tracks in
the Southwest every accommodate all lovers
Of turf pckeed with ample stands to
modatea n who may choose
apl7tw tunnel. A. BARNES, Proprietor.
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.. SULKGES, &cs,
To which they invite the attention wanting anything
their line We will guarantee work to be fully equal nm
sh quality any heretofore StheT in the
Northern Sothern cities Being experienced wcmen
employing but stcass mechanics, End allowing
nothing the best material used work, believe
better prepared than establishment Of to get
up neat elegant aid durable work.
MYERS, HUNT & CO.
II ? All work done by US is Warrantedel III
= MYERS, HUNT & co.
Nh O. 2. BERRY being connected with this establishment
will take pleasure In showing his aquainances through or fur
nisbng them with substantial and stylish vehicle suited to
All orders left with the house for new work
pairing, will be promptly attended toin the best style
ap22-d2m
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FAM ILK GROCERY FOR SALE
AN authorized to sell, FOR cash only the entire
Family Grocery The location is good a low
and has aud will pay in the hands Of industrious business
Also some goods trades offered Ia Estate Ca uaoh
apIT BENJ II. SHIELDS Gsnnrnl krsut.
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Captain JAMS MrLEE, leaves every saturday, at
4O'clOck, P. ~.
These hne and Tore passenger packets, under eontrat
carry Nall passenger may rely them
leaving puncusy They viii through tickets
places viii Paducah with The splendid Un
Ted States mail Steamers Alvin Adams southsrDe Moss
McCleand. A. HAMILTON, Ageut.
dec5-dn or II II HARRISON, Agent
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Steamer Cuba.
Captain JoHs l. BETEsAS, leaves every Wednesday
and Sunday, at y o'cloek.
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With the consent of the meeting, Gea. RICHARD
SON, of Tennessee, read, for DE- FowLKEs, the fol-
lowing Report. suggesting that he was prepared 10
answer any questions or make explanations:
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4. W. COLE.
Superintendent n. 4 ?. r. r.
A. HAMILTON.
ianI-dIy Agent for Steamers.
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steamer Il. M. Runyan,

Steamer SaIIie West,
Captain J. \. CoEnETT, leaEes every Tuesday, At 4
4O'eiock, P. NJ.
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Xix paAIfIChs NEVIS q co. u
-RECETFLNG, FOR WARDLYG AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortmtnt
Groceries, embracing
New Orleans sugars, all gfadess
Moiasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock
Raisins full stock, with Teas, Candles S9riines, Mack
erel, Glassware, assoyt Pens together win al kinds o. 0ro
slss usually kept In tic Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDHES, WINES NAdlSk n . &C.
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other srkte
heavy stock Of s00 in store invite the atslsn Of
the trade
nares-H EIRKPAFRICK. NEvTNs q CO.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
AEONTGOMERY & McGREDT ,Nurserymen Nashville Tenn
I'VE invite special attention 70 their extensive st0ek o. sru
trees Evergesns, Green House Pani loo
Trees and Every GEMS, sbe for imate eject
Fruits-5000 Apple 2, & years old
Pears-500O. DTarfs & Standards, 70 years old
Peaches 50O0 81 years oil Cherries Plus, Aproots Wee
tariens and ounce, ia laEge numqers-
large collection Grapes, Strawberries, Raspbees, Goose
berries, Currants 4 Bouquets At all seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGHEDT.