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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-30

In regard to the fate of Gideon J, Pillew, Jr, the
Memphis Aualaae1e of the 9th says: "Amoug the
missing passengers of the i'll faed ST. Nicholas, we
regret to have to chronicle the name of cur young
friend, Gideon J. Pillow, Jr., son of Gen Pillow,
of this State Mr.. Pillow arrived in this city on
Sunday evening, and Immediately took passage on
the st. Nicholas for his fathers plantation below
Helena. At ETst it was hoped he had gone on the
Diana, which left this port a few moments in ad-
vance of the st. Nicholas, but we learn from Mr..
Harbach passenger agent, that he had charge of
Mr. P.'s baggage, aud went with him aboard of the
laslsnamed Loaf. Mr.. Harbsch further informs us
that he conve-Jed with Mr. Reid, pilot of the
lost steamer, as be passed up on the Susquehanna
and learned from him that Mr.. Pillow, about whom
he Inquired particularly, had gone into the pilot
house. for the purpose of inspecting his fathers
'uPper plantation" opposite which the accident oc
CURED and was conYersiBg with the Captain at the
time of the explosion As Mr. P. has not been since
seen heard from, the suppOsition, of course is
that he is among the lost. There is chance, how
ever, although it is almost too improbable TO rest
hope upon that he was blown into the river and es>
capped By swimming ashore, or fostiDg out upon
some fragment of the wreck. Trusting that this
be SO, and that may yet have the qualification of
announcing yO1ng friends safety, we eshalawait
with painful anxiety further intelligence from the
scene of disaster S. P. Walker and Preston Smith,
Esqs, and DR.. Dudley Saunders, left on the Kate
Fiisbee last evening, for the purpose of learning
Mr.. Pillows fate and giving him any attention that
his condition may require
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In its account of The St. Nicholas disaster, the
Memphis AUataneEe relstes an instance of young
lady saving herself and rescuing drowning man
by clinging to ring attached to the hull Of the
boat. The Memphis Enquirer says: "We are in-
formed that the circumstances of the above Incl
dent should te reversed /; and that Miss Kennedy
was saved, in the manner related, By Mr.. James
Murdoch, OF Franklin, Ala, who now lies at the
Worsham House, suffering from injuries received
in his efforts to save Miss Kennedy. Mr.. Murdoch
had escaped unframed, when he met the lady float
ing in the water To see her thus was to seize her
and endeavsr to buoy her up; but finding that be-
yond his power without some support, he caught
hold of ring attached to the hull of the burning
wreck. While thus supporting himself and Miss
Kennedy, his head, face, and one Of his hauds
were severely burned. Mr. Murdoch does not
say it was Miss Kennedy he saved; but claims
to have rescued the ouly lady who was picked up
cut of the water, and so far as We can learn Miss
Kennedy is the only one thus saved. Mr. Murdoch
says be did rot see the ledys face sufficiently dis
tiuc! to enable him to recognize her. He had jus.
obtained position to enable him to do so, when
current Of wind blew The flames into their fsces
burning him so severely that he could not see af-
terWards. He managed to support himself and the
lady until they were rescued By the yawl Of the
Susquehanns."
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the rs says: "The frost Of Sunday night week,
the 18th, not as injurious to the growing wheat
it would seem, as vas at first feared Some Of our
farming friends think it not injured at all that
night, while others are of the opinion that come
damage was done. There we're frosts also, on last
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, though
no bad effect, SO fer as We have learned. As we
have before stated the peaches seem 10 have been
pretty we'll all killed. The same may be said, we
are told, of the cherries and pears. OF apples,
about half crop is now left, whi,s the plums are
not hurt at all. 50 that, from tie prospect, we are
to hava some kinds of fruit left for mex. summers
eating
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The Lebanon Herald Of the ,2ssh says: "0a last
Saturday eyenir an OgtshOuse, in course Of cree
ton, belOng;ngtO N. Green, jr Of this place, was
entirely consumed by FIRE. The origin Of the fire
was aeeidental-loss about $500"
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ToRSsDo.-The Franklin Review Of the 2Sth says:
"our place was visited BY severe storm on
Tuesday evening which Gid considerable damage
About mils North Of the town it threw down
fences. tore up the timber and did other mischief.
The storm lasted only few mOmeutsp
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The Brownsville Home gosFnel of the 2Sd says:
'There is stilra great deal Of scknsssin this eOan-
ty. Every day or two we hear Of the death Of some
good citizen -
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Wnfkins' A0lifiOn.

ON Thursday, day of Stay next, the prenises
propose sell public sale d lots in this a1httut I'M
elaey the negh b0rood 0f The Git Park re lots ont
Washington. Hamon and ether Streets l0o tset font
and 2UU a i75 fret deep
The Lots al Of Zoe soil veil covered win fost tres -
rrpfy fulprrn nrghSoIh0o1 have a the agautagrs q
t ity Plr present desirable locaoas ior those who ssh
r anil comfortable homes l0r their families the business
Of the c-ty.
Plots full description o. the Lots viii bs ready few
days.
TEBMS-one. two ard hrce years, for notes Satisfactorily
secured payable in bank, bearing interest aal Lien raiue
Sale at 10 o'clock, NJ A. v. s. LfND5LEY.
mrtN
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PUBLIC SALE OF LOFs
UOLT,s ADDITuON.

HOL It's Al DITTO On.
nN Wednesday, 4th day % Nay next, viii sen tAs
premises public sale fourteen beautiful lots, fronting
Holt Bellye, and Hamilton Streets each fronting from A.
feet inches los feet Lot No. Q fronting i05 feet coutsinH
ebeaufu residence built by 3r Holt, and Is Ia every respect
comfortable home, ard commands ne 0f
the city and is close 10 the hne residence q Dr. Watson The
entire finely located and thriving and
siras location, frCm he
the city. These lots present decided advantages % The seua
particularly 70 those wishing Opurchass Ter homes
We would earnestly call public this sale,
as We o isiermincd to sell.
TERMsOy SAIe-u0s and three credit, well
endorses, bearing interest, and lien retained.
E-R. GLASCOCK & CO. Real Estaf6 AgeRts.
An Omnibus will the Square O0cocz, Tor TIE acco-
rnoda.ion wishing attend camnsnce n
O'Clock. ap2l a
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Land for sale.

The undersigned VII sell his pianta- ,,-.--..
E-A tion, called CAPfrAL NIEu', lyin, fessEszss
fsaa.H the north side Of Cumberland River,
ISL Hfs th ee miesfrora the City NASHVILLE. $500
llslAa as5ff cnniaing about Three Hun -
@Z=@ 4 red Acres. He viii sell it all --zsau-s.
ogether or in snail tracts lots puTehaserE A long
Will given On bearing legal interest froc Gat
retained 1t is very best quality Of soil we'll
about half OF culdYaiiO ard the auce fne
timber and pasture. There good dwelling houses good
stables &C. Fo information apply undersigned
or John D. James feb2l-tE TIiOS. G.. JAMES.
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SPRING STOCK.


Almira Young Lewis Y Young, ct ais
decree Of the County ison ouptv ron Ieri
the April term 1852 the above cause viii oeer fnr
sale at the Court house door Nashville cash on Saturday
the Both OF April negro named Lewis age about 20 years
plS.td, prs fee 81 50 c. M
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p III o n G. IL A p I5 n /.
a NEW CLASS

EETILL commence Monday the 25f Inst There 3 no
W more elegant and useful accomplishment for Ladies,
than that beautiful art, and elsily obtinei
Those who we're the victims a The ridiculous humbur IN
Photography that praCtce them the High school,
have formed opinion u what phon0gaphy To
correct this opinion, ask those who tired there
since learned it with Mr.. d.
New pupils in PenmRnshiP receivsd daily oysrfas store
Of J. H. McGilL
apr22.dQ
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BEAVER AM Rim G



HURsUANT % decreal oder nae IN TIC ehaney Court
Cenreyile March Tern, le59 viii proceed 10
sell, on the fSt Saturday ia Way next, (5eag the
5t day month"; Beaver Dam Springs and lends attached
thereto specifically esbe in the dcree heari upon the l7h
day March, lS59 there being about 2GJ Of land,
following critsOns half Of the purchase
paid The lst day II January, J0 and the other half
the lst day January, 1861 taxing The Of the puchls
vita good security retaining lien upon the land until the
purchase money paid On the day and pce, will pre-
sell until flashed. all the furniture belong
ing to said Spring. consisting OF the following areson cred
st Of september nexoTt double ana single nat
twenty Eve counrpaae fory comforts hneen bed
spreads fcrty double bteds, rthve lounges and cots,
twenty small tables, two bureaus piano, fccng chairs
forty windsor and split bottom chairs, looking
dining tables table Of every description.
harness. stock, and hdeed every thing belong
ing appeTtniug the Springs for keeping he up
The character Of is delightful Watering pce
fully established os its beauty, attraction and dhlthuu,
without ary eStsnded ec ks from the UNDERSIGNED The NELL
cinal properties Of the have teen tested ad Jua' Dc Ay
beneficial their relief the invalid. Stusted ruia
trict sublime letutul of natural ceaerytte
sp0rtsEaa finds apple q exercising his taste, either
delight the chase De pleasant quiet amusement
Of tackle ANY person desiring 10 examine ihe plcs will
apply to Mr.. Mc6ee upon .he premises
apa-dtl. URYILB A. y IEON, c. & NJ.
PS-The Memphis Appeal and Florence Gazette win please
copy and send ter accounts 70 AZ Ccutrcye, Tenn
A. NIXON G. 4
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F the remainder biaods stock cid not take par-.
AZ adTertisel, tury last, in Consequence Of bad
elier Several fn8 horses, jacks and ienneis. veil
Lumierof fne s uus1d, all OF ghcl he oght
atprvaie very rtscltbe Pres and e4uitof
ana two years, without interest
an ermineito sill and persons DESTROYS oi buying Esad
% veil apply possible % p. > NcNurY Doc
tor farm, the oce Of the Gas Light Complny.
ap3-im WASuINuTON BARA0H-
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A Beck for the Times.
A Treatise; or, Speculative PhiIantbropl

TIE HOT CORN QUESTION tNbAE1ED.
BYAcIrIzES or TEEroTALToH-
I tell you is sauncheous bildn aud looks veil At d.
tanoe is you'rn gWine up 70 IT,
Printed In Nashville for the Author.
For sale Ia Nashville, only By UAGAN IOHAsJar
P. s-Dont all come a. ones for tlis NJ BQoA
apt
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OLDHAM q wnrwE.
ATTonNE.Esr AT -,

AGaAaAtf AeKu8s
1RACTICE in the District Courts d Weern sxas snd Ii
the United States Districs and suprene Coa Anr1s
Tyler. IInd clsims 0fs7eTy description known Las p
eezted either before 1e Cours he General Land oss Coz
of Claims. OHice on Congress- venue, ne captsi
ivg t5s-dSElp
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Snow SToRM IN THE MoUNTAIEs-The Baltimore
Sun of the 25lh says; "The chilly storm which
prevsiled hers Friday and Saturday resolved it.
self into pretty snow storm in the elevated
country west of US. Parties arriving by the trains
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad report that on
Saturday morning the snow was about Twelve inches
deep in some sections in the mountains between
Cranberry summit and AltsmOnt. The Alexandria
Gasete learns also that there was heavy fal! of
snow at GordoBsSille. on Saturday. and the time
the cars left there the snow was three inches deep"
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4 Zine Country ResIaenee Ior sale.


AVINd determined to carry my Negroes 10 tha South, -
k 1 will sell about Three Four Hum eF-a
dTed Acres OF Land being part 0f the trsct up ~
which reside, stultei good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles from Nashville Of s best or
hoOsin Williamson county Soil equal 70 any the STATE. For
particulars apply to the PREMISE 70 A v s. Luey
1 Nashville
a-rll-d p A-N
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R. GLAsCOCK. q. :. EEwsOM. W. T..
Z. Il. GLASCOCK & co.,
Office No 48 College street, Nashville Tenn next door TO er.
chants Bank dealers in ard agents for purchase
EAE. TATE
Renting Houses and Land in the Civ or
Country,
Will also their undivided attention Collection of
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c., &c.
fehl6-ly.
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LELLYETT & SMITH.


LELLYETT Il SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND u SOUTH WARhEZ S7EEE7,
Importersof OF and Dealers in
Fine BFaHdieS and Wines. EYhiSkys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
RAA WE beg leIge call the attention OF our REEs
- friends and the trade generally large E15l
So OF the above articles
Just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
sarzerac, QsfC1 Alex. sei-nette;
Otard, Dupuy, very fne United Society Proprietors;
Jules Robin; Raynal alG AluSsee;
With many other brands.
Wines
CIares, Cevery grade } Madeira
Port, do do Champagne Very hne)
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaCcOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah
Lilly Dale, do Il Potter
Wills; Corner Stone:
Rchaulson W North;
Tyreana; DeIlosa;
Beverly; Peaches au5 Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll LanghoI ne & Armsteadi
Claiborne & TalialeTro; Pine Apple
And many Others.
Cigars.
Estrella La Escarlatta;
Columbia Imported LOndres;
Estrella Primera; La SalvadoIa
CintrO de OrOin Imported Soace;
ConehO Regalia; do N=sselrode;
La Silva: do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do Trabucos,
La Suiza, do La Tiguera;
La Lana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
oct2 F.EER,EEST & SMITH,
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Ciglrs aud TObaccO

Cigars aud Tobacco.
VA have large OF avana Domestic, ard German CT
w gar3, which call the attention Of Dealers particularly
Our own NIanuf8ctGrcs
Which GUARANTEES, but sell at rom tcefr3
20 ty per than house in the city.
sell then without PROFIT, thereby aeng our custo
a foOtiu- with any johher inthe ciy.
IL In hne Eirs sinia Che ~ Ing LoDacco' we ac-
kI edge no rival. j. W. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
mh25 No "a Dhion Street.
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WALL PAPER.
1000 PIECES OF WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
1000 PIECES OF WALL PAPER.
COMPRISING
BODERS, WINDOW SHA DES,
Fire Screens,
Fine ParlOr, Hall, Dining ESoOm and Deco
Jus. received and for sale cheap at
No. Is south College stroet,
Between CIcrry md Broad.
LUMBER.
addition to the stock purchased Of T. Darlen have re-
l. S16G05 fesl dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
5000 feet DO q and 8 white Pins Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and Waslh0aIds,
1900 feet clear White Piae, (aIl tine kuessss,)
300 600 feet Poplar Plank, Joist and seantling.
s0O,gl0 fee. Collar, assorted Also, window Sash,
Mantle Pieces, Moulding and Brackets, POI lar and Pine Shingles
Sul supply & always ways On hand ] 2. n. Nashville Eu99fT 1rd
DaY GOODsI DIZZY GOODsI
MeWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall 9radc.
We in receipt Of the most desirable well selected
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wshave ever offered to the the retail trade
EAVTNG purchased Igrest Importers and
Commission Houses in The Eastern cities, Es feel
fancy saying that thereby enabled sell goods
Low PR ICES
and on as Reasonable Terms as any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety u
New and Fash5Onsa bic Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala;
" AqUille,
g a Tablai
French DeLanss, Plain and Fancy.
Freuth and English Merinoes;
Fac0aaPiaids;
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses;
D'Beges;
Plaid Nerino, English ard French;
Every style Of Plain and FancyD Slksan Cloaks
Black Silks grades together with Ocer article tedious 70
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
Bleachei Domestic, all grsies;
I9& I9-4 bl-achei Shectilig;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheetingi
a. and 81 island DO;
Bro. a1d bid drills;
Pid LinseY, all kinds
Flannes, all colors, qualities and pricesi
Canton Flan0es;
Negro Blankets;
Bed blankets, every size and quality;
BroEnJen herseys, Sanetts CassereS Vestings, Shirts
Fronts Collar and in fact every article person e
IND n complete retail store
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Duour & Cos Anchor brand Boiling
CsO Carpets, &C. To all II which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is 70 sel as cheap as The
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
Sepl5 No. 81, North Market srest
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ROCA,S BALSNM TOR PULMONARY ann
TIEEECUE.AIE CnNSI- MI I,TInN

" lie public put possession OF
ordinary remedies eXant for what heretofore Teen con-
sere incurabe disease, being Outward ADDIica.
JOas the action of which is seemingly miraculous and t
having Of those attributes which up the numerous
compounds in general use-
pamphlet containing siectiOn letters from distinguished
and we'll individuals and other documentary
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased agent for the sale
this Balsam the price has been reduced only I obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed to &C. IOCA box 1903 p
D. Philadelphia, Penn. Dov3O -.tGn,
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ARRESTED The Memphis appeal of the 9th
says: son the 18th inst, We furnished the partic.
ulars of the homicide of Benjamin Rice, at the
hands of W D. Bell, short distance from this city
on the Raleigh road, on the 10th inst. 1t will be
remembered that his brother Wm Bell, who was i'm
plicatsd in the killing, was arrested st the time
the affair occurred, but W. D. Bell made his escape,
and had eluded the vigilance Of Tie officers Of the
law until Saturday lest. On Saturday last, how
ever, he was found lurking about the vicinity of
COvingtOn, in Upton county, and was taken into
custody. He was brought to this city yesterday by
the sheriff of Upton county, and placed in Jail He
will have aa examination at once"
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLIlI HERS,
TEA NJ ND AS EHTTER

HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLB8IBERS,
TEA N AND G. AS FHTTERS
70, DeRderick street, Nashville.
NAT have hand and FOR Sheet Iea Leaf Pine Bsts
Hoss yraat Bioes Tn Gas Fvi ~ wrssrs. @ t IS fIP., P
for Water, Gas and steam from up 70 Eo iuch Ais
Fittings every description 70 suit the aove et P-si is
TIE country have pipes and - sending Draw
NJ Agents for Harrsons patent Coal and weed Coosnr
anE deeis-dsva.-en
KirISpasrick. NeVins q Co..
GROCERY MERCHANTS.
MARKET TREbT, EAS%"ILLE TESNEssEE,
- = no" IN store large and complete assortment
New Orleans Sugars al grades;
Ssi, se,asses' ~, ~ narrsis @ and i al barrels;
Raisns, fun stock with Teas, Candles, ssrues Sact
sles uscaly kept in lie Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We shiEk cannot be surpassed in this any ether nzrkct.
our heavy stock Of goods noW in store invite the attention sf
nsrss-if KIRKPATRICK. .HEy1Ns o..
A sFREEr a. L. uSa, w. =. srEzEr
STREET, KING & Co.,
4 n o II HEKS AT LAW,
LAsn. COLI s-g-9s,
GEEERAL L GEETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA ,rERgrTOFsY,
LII practice Law the supreme Inferior Gears of
Nebraska, buy AID sell Land warrants. lana oa tine
or h0se wishing good au tels ioatos invest Tor dissss
dealers reasonable terms, pay taxes furnish ss.cisof sntss
kinds u real estate, and doa 6snsrI Agency basiuess.
HzFzEEgCEs.
VS. Gilman, Banker, Ne= Iorzcity.
C1uYerse, ulriln- & &C., Boston, afass-
z libf'arI SEPT \. z. Central Rai,r0lf. Aalny n z
Gen. Leslie CoouHs, Lexington, Esnfurky.
Ioa- Francis J. Fos5. = ashville, Tennessee.
go-1son' Weaver Co. 10 DO
GOV v. .. Campbell, Letaaon, %
uoa-Jcrian stokes, da do
Lus sas, ThoulpseIn & Co., ST. Louts, BIO.
1ictiarc, Chsu.len & Co., KeokuE. Iowa
Wm "a Sewer & CO .B aussrs. Oscaloosa, Iowa
BaldEia, DCtce < Co, Council Blugs, DO
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago. Iu.nof5
" A. 9oii1sol& 4 Co, New Orleans. Louisiana ~ n
lsUSEEES.--A large STOCK rf shoe PaiHt VsrBs6 and
- Artist Brushes, Just received and or sale low ~
a 4. STRETCH
VACCINE NATTER
UsF receyeda good supply Of fresh and reliable Vaccnea
% ter A. STRETCH, Druggist.
ctsS corueI COLLEGE and Union street
ENETE TEAS.--Just received IRON Iargs Isspo-es of
Teas good assortment Of Imperial, Gunpowder, soong
and Black Teas for sale ~ tue large snail quantity -
A. STRETCH
20. EDwARBz 4. 01LEEscy. e. BRanBs.
EDWARDS, 6ELkES0N a co.,
,S1ceessors 10 EIWards.}
" hOiesale GsrOcers, COnmi ssiOn Merchants
Dealers In Fire BFandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ociIO-tf
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1859. sTh,'a doOD". 1859.
A. J. ETcWHgRTER q CO.,
Successors TO BraDsfori, McYyhirier s COIL
WHOLESALE DBALERs IN
FOR EEGE Ard DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 81 and e5
East side Og the PUBLIC square,
Adjoining tie Methodist Publishing House,
NASH WILLIE 7 L Il 5 e Il
We are now IL receipt Of choice and extensive stock of
SPRING ADD SUMMER
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
/ VARIETIES, &c.
our stock Of Gentleen Wear Taors' Trimming, Laais
Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings eace Nantes, White GosGS
RuAches Arfeial, Hosiery Gloves and Varieties generally sF
be fold as complete and inviting ever before offered
| Merciants who wish to buy for
| Cash or on short Time
would do well to examine our Stock as We shall offer them suFE
We respecuiiy solicit call from all MERCHANTS visiting
aeetg. Ifebsa-H A J. McwHlRTER & co. /
R. B. SNOWDEN & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IN
Fancy Groceries, Wines. BrandIes,
| AID
VAEA GIG AIRS,
And all that Pertains TO the supply OF
Families,
No. cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Near tFse Post Office.
VTTE invite the attention friends public gener
w ally to large stock Of Groceries Wines Liquors and
Havana Cigars The system We intend pursuing OF keeping I'D
for the purchase of Goods will enable offer buyers induce
rents unsurpassed BY any house In the city
ge cali and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We call particular attention to stock OF which
is complete, and warranted pure and unaulteraed
are constantly receiving fresh supplies All articles pur
chased are warralted and delivered free q arayage
ianss-f No 4, North cherry street.
VIVA. STOCKEAL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER.
WHOLESALE
HYD UEIC CEMEN IFS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, d TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. "a Broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4Iyd
THE STAR GALLERY!
DagucPreOGypeS. AInhr0fypcS.
MEEAINOTKPES,
SPHEREOTNPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No A, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompsons
Il. +. SAkTZMAN,
ttITE OPERATOR AT HUGHES. eALLERY)
EFAVTNG fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen and rae siDe their faces in
the highest style Of the Art Ne expense has been spared either
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
improved apparatus materials
ly nitves all who pictures to give him CALL pleiging
satisfaction in every
II F7Entrance next door (wesl to Vessel & Thompson.
rs T. T. SALTZMhN |
Ornamental Trees and EVeFgFeenS. |
Nh 0NTGOMERY & MCGREDY Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention to their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Eyergeas, Green House Plants 100000
ornamental Trees and Ever stabe for in eiate effect
FTuiis--5O0J Apple 2 & years old.
Pears-3O00, Dwarfs < Standards , to years old.
Peaches $4,000 years old Cherries Pums Aprcots Nee
tarens and ounce, in la-ge numqers.
large collection OF Grapes, Strawberries RaspberieS, Goose
berries, Currants * Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MoGREDY
nall. LinWood Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.