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a2e fi7fHss
Fx.Presidert Fillmore vas il Cisoinnau on the
A,b. and was called upon st his hotel BY the .'Na
t;onAl American Association" and in The course
Of some remarks addressed to them, Mr. Fillmore
stated that he had retired from public life forever
A Young man named Orlando @ Parsous, former
" a clerk in the New York post Office, committed
suicide at his boarding house in Baltimore, the
list inst, by shooting himself through the head. Ia
had been disappointed in an effort to secure clerk
ship in the State Department ct Washington, as
letter from Gen Cass in his pocket showed and vas
out of means. when in ft is despair he committed
he rash act.
The Athens (Ga) Watchman, of the Sd inst . says
that the peach trees are nov blooming in tbatregOn
and fears that Jack Frcst viii catch them, and cut
off the supply Of this excellent fruit this year.
The Charleston Courier has reasons TO believe that
considerable amount of couuierfsit quarters
and "hslges' are in circulation in that city. They
are plated With silver ard are well executed
Alexander Wentworth died in Boston the other day
from taking overdose of medicine, prescribed for
him by "spiri medium"
an oyster dealer in Rochester, New York, gave
twenty five dollars for The first seat sold for the Pic
colonni concert in that ciiy. He must have been
a soft she'll"
The terms of twenty-five members. or one-third
of the United States Senate, expired with the thirty
fifty Congress. OF these, len are &c elected for q
new term, which viii expire March 4lh, 1866, and
the successors Of three have not yet been elected
Raw. Bishop Baker, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was robbed in New York, On the LIST inst,
Of his pOrtmOnnaie, containing ore hundred and
fifty dollars
The exploit of VIM. Tell has stimulated q weaver
at Spire TO try his hand rife practice on his young
son, on whose head he placed potato, and brought
down the tuber at one hundred yards, but was had
up before the police and sent to Jail for week BY
the indignant magistrate. This is what the New
York EUening Post calls "tle sublime and ridieu
lous"
The village of Magnolia, located forty>eight miles
from Wilmington c., on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, was visited with destructive FIRE
on the night of the 4th. The railroad warehouse,
full of goods, Merriman's store, and four dwellings
Sere burt The loss IS upwards of seventy thousand
dollars. A portion of the property is covered by
insurance.
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Al Anssung Of Che Democracy Of Davidson GoUn-
~ held lie Court House in the city ofNasbyills
on III inst Tor TIE purpose Of sppOintins delegates
to TIE Democratic safe convection, 10 bs held IN
thc sisv OF nashville OF tbs 18th, tbo following
proceedings we've hsa and puasimoasIy oonourrei
in.
O. notion Off. L Goseley, Esq, Gel G. c. Tos,
bets rss called 30 the o5lir, who in few brief and
l2Tr5pri,ls r,fsarzs explained lha Objoo: Of ths
mestiDE
On motion cfC9lJ L. Brown, f. ". Haywood,
Etc, WAS spJ Oin.e0 Secretary.
The meeting being organized, Hen. Andrew EWA
Ing olersd tie f-l,owiDg resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
PcoIrss, That Inc general policy of Ire National
Administration meets the cordial appreciation of
TIE democrats Of Davidson county,
RssoIvsd, That our present Governor, IsHAM G..
uaKRIs, has administered the Executive Department
Of the sta,e Government wisely and well; that as
man and public officer, be possesses the entire
confidence OF the people Of Tennessee; and that the
democrats Of Davidson county would hail his reN
nomination by the approaching State Convention
With enthusiasm.
Upon the adoption Of the above resolutions, T. B.
C1ildress, ESQ offered the following resolution,
which was also unanimously adopted.
PssgLrsT That the Chairman Of this meeting
appoint Two delegates from each civil district in this
county, 49, tHirfy from the city OF Nashville, TO
represent this county in said convention, and thst
the said delegates be empowered 10 act as delegates
g. she Congressional Convention for this district;
also that hey be authorized to at any Couven-
ton 10 be held by Davidson, Robertson and Mont
gcrory counties to nominate democratic csndi-
dais for Joint representative for said counties.
Tic Chairman thea proceeded to appoint the fol-
lowu! delegates fer the city and county al large:
Ist, City Of Nashvine-Dr. c Winston, K "
Haywood, Robert BradfIte, J L Bostick, John c
Thompson, L Rice, BlbO, A Anderson, John
gtua ey, John dohgnD, Noble Ellis, DR.. Esselman,
w Blown, D7 D Winston, DR. Morton,
DR. Horton, DR. Newman, B Pitman, Law
renee, Manning, J H Sloan, W Collect, Capt.
Nhuemiiier, John W Martin, Vim Afford, c
Cruuk, Alexander March, 7 Willis, W Kenney,
and John Coleman
"a Di,-ric,-John C0-lsy. G " Everett.
S-Jobu suley Dr. . Charlton
4-Iim Dodsou. Or = lawrence
5--ur II Charlton, b VI Whaers-.
Orchard Nc6ann, " 3 Gsnb.i-
w Ward YIN Briley.
0-Gs0rgs % O. IN john Rains.
Andre . ne, " lEbas
10y Patton, h BroNn.
ll-Heury Compton, Er., G Esstiug
l2-aeo a LsiPa. Aris Brown.
u.s.. Wellington sHc'Lon, q ! Cryucl
lf-ya- / Greer, e " BHisa
CT alison, SEQ orz,r.
Own Greer, Tlos Palteu
nr-Wr Scott, Martin User.
s-Gcc Nancy LEiEjeg.
L.-ur. Marcy, Wink Bautau -
Own B. sEton, Johu Justice
2l-tesss MorriDan, WIND Phillip
q Josiah hag5s, Samuel FRY.
s. " Harrington, Jc5D Drake
.4-W y Wilkinson.
lA-Ur Hampton, Dennis DoEler.
"a molten the meeting adjourned
9. c. ToRsET, Chsirnsu.
D. ". HAYWOOD, Secretary.
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KIoAPoo, K I Feb 26, 1858.
EDIToss UNION AND AMERICAS: Having been At
this place bat three days, am able TO give little n
form;ion from personal knowledge as tc tae state CT
things in general in the Territory; tut can give you
s clear understanding Of the late movement Of the
people Of Leavenworth in opposition TO Vaughn,
and his abolition band, Who as you are aware, aid
ed in the escape of slave from Platte county,
Missouri to Leaven worth, and thence to the North
Some months since the leading men of Lssyenworth
induced the citizens Of Platte county to petition their
Legislature for q Railroad charter and State aid,
20 build road from st. Joseph through Platte to
LeavenWorth. On the merits Of this eeiition the
Legislature Of Missouri was, doubtless willing to
grant charter and the wonted State aid; while Che
measure was thus before the Legislature Vaughn
and company exercised themselves as before stated,
which of course rendered the Missouri Legislature
indignant at the citizens of LeaveuwOrth and de-
feated ta'ir railroad project. Then in order to cor
eiliate Missouri, and perchauce still obtain the
road, the citizens of Lesvenworh held general
mass meeting and passed resolutions oond,mning
Vaughn and company and such sbOlitioDists But
their action of no avail Instead of a petition
before the Legislature of Missouri for the charter
there is now counter petition before that body
against it, signed by the very persons who signed
the first. The motive which actuated the citizens
Of Lsavenw0rh their vital interests involy in
the success defeat of the upper ground railroad,
aud not las the resolutions express) disapproval
of the under ground road. l was at jefferson City
when the second petition was forwarded and learn
ed that project on foot to charter road from
S.. Josephto Kansas City, which road will no doubt
succeed This measure will greatly advance Kan
sls City, which is already marked out as the second
city in Missouri and viii at once oircumscribe Lea
venWorth. ~
The Pixies Peak fever is beginning to rage in
Kansas. 1t is calculated that o. thousand Of the
settlers will leave in the spring for the healing
pool I fear that by the time they travel six hun,
dred miles of country fhe waters will not be suffi-
GENTLY agiiated to heal them all for as you appre-
ciate gold mines like some other attractions, are
more powerful over the Imagination than conducive
to well being.
IsaW number ct ST. Louis preparing to leave
for the mines, and 1 understand that many adven-
turers will leave Missouri soon. few persons,
who have been in the mines for some months, nave
returned to this section and all assert that there is
gold there, but give conflicting accounts as to its
richness The mos: reliable epeak OF five dollars as
the average obtained day by the regular miners.
Ia my next l will give further information of
the mines, the best routes, as far as informed,
means of living there, SO. *x#
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EASEyELL SPEECF.-Gen. Houston addressed the
T. Senate yesterday ia wat nc termed MS faro
we'll speech 81 Tie sl0s5 OF ta5 foriy-sztn yesr Of
his ogblic life il WLics he reviewed at some length
llo attempts defl nc Lis character G1d rscif' 1g
IN cfUtstiou Of hen. is "a itr7 aaUesc .efeDss
OF he Stase Of Teas Fcs.i.g97 Hte.
Gen. HoUsroN hss beer tie pI'-oipol lefsusr q
his owu character. Had ne iiso me day before 40
took bis scat il Ire United Ststes Senate, he
volld have avoided lho inErnitiss sni fOI3s5
wbioh hs,e fallen Ike ni-aeeP OF all his f1rEaer
EEoaLness
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There was q vote taken in the HOusa o. Repre-
statatives on the 26h alt On motion 70 ALLOW the
introduction Of a bin increasing the TeriT. Sea-
tion ally che vote stood:
FREE STArEs-ESls III; Rsys q.
SLAVE SgATFs-Feas Il; Mage SO.
The Southern members voting yea were principal
j. KNOW Notbings The NOrtEsrn meD5sy5 voting
nay we're principally Democrats.
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PINE supply this economical Coal is hand
the Etna Coal Yard back Of the Nashville and chaa-
nooga Railroad Depot selling he following low prices
Large Lump Round Coal 70 cents per hush spsT ton
Mixed Large and Fine do 90 do de- o. no do
do Is do do Or eW DO
Try and you viii be convinced It is tie best coal in the
msrEst ldec3l-dIy-2dpgJ S. J. AGNEW.
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HENDERSON BIkOTHGbs,
PRACTICAL PLUM RERS,
5 TEAM A z ID & 4 8 q -s,.E u u 8

> "A > n y
I3. Deaderick Street, Nashville
hand and sale, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Baths
Nv Water Closets Wash Stands, Lift and Force Pumps
Hose Hyrants, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron Pipes
Water, Gas and Steam, from inch up to two inch Also
Valves Check Valves, Connecting Cocks, Air Cocks AID
Fittings Of every description the Parties IN
country have pipes cut and screwed sending draw
ings.
ange. dseIs-dtW&Lw-6m
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GLe eU Torr g7i5ta1s 5cye it will heartily sup
tc- ths ,g- s-dcacy "o-o VINO Aas not been ieehui.
os-Iy republic. T. sa-k IS General Scott, or John
Bell 0 FORAGE I. CiL.l IT ohm VI. Bolts or Hen.
Wy WinEeT DAVE, provided b be openly Gud uns>
qolycoa.ly GnLs s.a cry -2,Gt ng, ami Cuba steal
ing and s--ti>E.il5Us .cl.LC."
should re0. 6-ot,, OF IL Bell, or Tar. Bots.
hereafter 6ecOms the candida e Of o., GapositiaD
foE she Presidency n receive he sugPors of Gree.
ley Of the F-3rHs, gvr -ea3srs iii be at no loss TO
EHd CT. tSe .grms CO hicf be obtained the nomi-
pGton- The blacE republican VII regs-d him rs
sgzilst &c farther lz.eDgjer IF slasarr, which
means It's exclusion from al aaE .err.tri,s hsreaC-
ter g bs settled and against Sir" QUESTION Of ca
Asrtf. i55s-5' Ns,g..
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The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill passed by
Congress gives for coast surveys S25S, 900; light
houses 1927, GOO; survey of public buildings $685.
600; Washington ci'y, various items, Sl27, OOO !;
treasury building $4,000; post-ofHoe building
Slj0OOO; capitol extension S40O,O 900; botanic gar
den 81 400; insane hospital SIS OOC: mortgage on
Pine street property, New York, $4,000, patent
Office, agricultural, $4,000; miscellaneous about
$4,000; total s. $4,000
There is proviso to the appropriation for the cap
l,ol extension that decorations be executed I'LL
~ proved By the Art Committee.
LEGAL TEvDEP The National Iatc'Iigeneer says
Che Law regulating the payment of debts with coin
peovia,s that the following coin be legal tender:
All gold coig at their respective values for debts
Of sDy amount.
3. he lai dollar, quarter dollar, dime aud half
diioe at thsir respective values, for debts of any
amount uRGat I'VE dollars.
6. ThEes CENTS pieces for debts Of any amount
under .liety csots; aud
T. by tie law pSss at the last session Of Con
gress, we 'lay sdd oao-ceDt pieces for any amount
under ten cents.
By lbg iav Of CoDgr IS, passed some four or FIVE
years ago, gold the legal tender for large
auognts Thoes who, 70 get rid OF large quantities
Of gen, spG small coin. sometimes psy their bills
vith Il, 70 the annoyance the creditor, will per
Ceva .1=t ihere IS s. s:oppsse to that antic by The
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NOTICE /!

compelled 70 notify the public that I submit
having residence made place Of general sunday.
Visitors will be hereafter excluded from rtao Park
that DAY. permitted . enter ct any time without the
sCns=l. o. TIE Proprietor. W. c. HARDING.
1119
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. King, formerly New York, for the lastfouI
ES@~S years Of Louisville Kentucky and who has de-
thirty years. aes himself having attended practice for
ancured many thousands he enabled
from idudcous mgdica treatment from neglect of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary is No % Dssderick street. between
Cherry and the square, where he cures all diseases Of private
nature.
of old recent date eEectualy few
avs by operation which pain Where Structure
visits health cannot enjoyed Perhaus no 81 sse causes
mischief and undermnes the constituuon nuch.
SYPHILIS ali the diseases Of the growing out Of neg
Iect or bsd treatment can be efecuay cured IN few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the growing ou OF it, brought
on in many by the destructive habits nconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution, endernghe subject unfit
for business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be a6orng with any difficulty Of the WOMB
nav rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, No. % street
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent to
address, with directions Strict secrecy
Once hourfron O'Clock in thsmornng until Gin the evenin
may 98-d&wLy
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NFsSTON OF ISg-THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LKcRURK
= in Institution will commence Monday, the LIST OF No
vsmbe 1855 and viii continue till the st Of March, ensuing
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all Students
will be given during The month Of, Of October let
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy Des
criptive, Astrological and surgc&l9 =
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ D., Professor Of Principles
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, H. D Professor Physiology and Pa
JOHN Il CALENDER, N. D., Professor of Mssera Medica
AMI Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ d. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKISs NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Deaseso
Women and Children;
H NJ COMPTON, NJ D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
ctr Hospital upon premises Of the College and
control tie Faculty, which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass, and Clint
cal Lectures delivered. .-a..
Amount Of fees for Lectures SI05 90
Ma circulation fee (paid once) 90
Demonstrators fee IRE uired but once 10 90
25 90
Excellent board obtained for - SO to - per week
For further details or RnpouHaements apply to
-l. ..F JOHN ?. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyl7d&wd al Dean OF tbs Faculty
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EEnnr.s 20 RRcnf.

Rooms SO EscGt,
tTERAL handsome in the second and third
> Of the UIon American Block, Il Cherry
and Spring streets Apply to J Griffith, at the Union and
American Office to .mh4l V. =. COOPER.
Great Bargains.
EF early applcatoui is male will sell great bargain
3 new brick house and lot in
EEAR DINGsS ADDITION
Nashville The house contains rooms commands fine
view OF the city, &c.
We have also for sale = large number OF the
Most Desirable ReSsd eBces iu the City
and vicinity. Besides many Of the best - in this and adj
Joining counties Als5 large supply Of the urimprOyed
lots in the city proper ana different additions Nashville. All
persons disposed to purchase rial estate would do well call
Us sell great bargains
mh4 3. y. g.. x. ". BROWN.
EEsNssA sREA1s Grass seesI.---Veha large stock
Of this justly celebrated Grass seed, have
price t. 3 - huc l1 I geri1r 20 t Milet
70 hay, and VIII yield equally as well
fcb57-dlz. ARMSTRONG 8 co.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By
AGAR a RNs8
To- -NInN STREEl.

ANECDOTES OF Love. Being true most
marka6 events connected with Inc history Of Love ali ages
and among sll Csd5a rs 1y Lola hnutsz
FATHER AND DAUGHTERS Portra.s.r rom Life, by Fred
RIA Bremer.
MARY GLEETWORTH or .hs Forbidden Marriage by Rey
uOas.
THE RED RIGHT HAND: tale Ct Indian Warfare by Ned
BUntus.
These with many oilers jrss reoe.yedhy
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
Union street.
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WILLIAMSON ARCHIE CiikAT1fAH
WILLIAMSON n OHEATuAFI,
IHPORTERS OF
BFaBdicS, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, Izcs. Sc.,
40. . COLLEGE STREET
II

NAsHyILLE. EaNNEssEE.
yE1E undersigned nave in store he following pure f5osor
Wines &y, which they oTer the llu prices ur
favorable terms and respectfully invite ur srs Of aoss goods
ur Tqa5-s ard Wines are purchased reet tbrclrz me Gus
tom House ald be warranted genuine Being deeu.os p
ourselves ua We eau 0Er such inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, as TiA meet t1sir views.
B-'sndies, Gin, Ituts aud whistles,
90 and Ppss re CoynAc 10 b5s superior rye WHISKY
Brandies choicest branG-, very old
g 8o R R825si1h Do 5S IBIS s S i Oh Bouao
5do pEre Holland Gin; lCl bbl5 f1e Tenn. Com Do
2punrheonSpura y, L Rum 2PH1ehe2as Irish ard ssoch
wines.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 60 do sauternas'
90 boxes HooE and aIosels 10 do DO oii and e1-t
90 do Hungarian, White and 10 DO Madeira
Is boxes Fine Clarets; 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &c.
- casks London ertsr, best brands,
30 DO English and scotch Ale, best brands,
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters;
20 do French COrdss assorted
20 do Brandy CherrIes;
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absyndhs.l
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, OO0OO German Cigars
choicest brands $4,000 BaltiuIere kessllas do
90 Dz. Fine Virginia chewing SIs0T To5acoo T. w. Anderson;
i & !. + & & s. & sss...ss. Fl:
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco suheran sine qua
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, csambsr RDpeu
90 boxes fine yslas Chewing Tobacco, "Iangaorn Armead,
l boxes aHe Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "AlIen's;'
50 boxes best Tennessee do do
IS y boxes s'Kean snith's' celebrated Pancses
Danve Tobacco, equal if not superior to any oaeTs
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
N q Coll -fraaf Nal q - Tam
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REMOVAL.
.GOHN YORK &. 90.

SOEHia O6bEA AZ W.
FIVE removed their Book EE5ndery and
Blank Book Mandatory 70 TIE Baptist Publishing House
heue below Douglass & Co.. u0n Market No So
% door from the sluarrd viii be- glad all their old
and invite that line.
prepared 10 make Blank Books in the best and after any
pattern Particular attention viii be paid the Bnng
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices
lowest. The style Of work can be the ndry Store
Union Street Books ef AZ either place will receive immediate
attention BPS fsbIl-insdtf.
EXTANTI3 D.--The Principal Of !args Boarding school
w for young ladies'. Situated he Columbia,
sres employ lady in the capacity OF keeper Of
experience viii he preferred. Fort utsr reference apply
Office. 1anI9-dl
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SAL ,E


AM Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street,
occupied by Mr. B Weller.
The house very large and eommodious containing over TWEEN
~ with servants coal and wood sheds &c
The houseis in good ORDER Of being rebuilt and
is better adapted for first class boarding house than house
in Nashville
The lot is about feet front by hundred and seven
tyYe feet and the house situated the lot admit OF
addition that would render comn0dIOus hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture be purchased with the house
If desired.
Iii well known that hotel keeping is in this city, NEST
able business and TO wishing in such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible oc-
on Sng convenient to all the business portions Of the city,
For terms, &c, apply to
dec24-a Az, ). LINDsLET.
Fine COuHtrT Residence for sale.
HAVING determined carry Negroes the South 81
will sell about Three or Four Hum $3.50
dred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up 80
which nov reside, situated good Turnpike BOad
miles Nashville hbor
hoodsin Williamson county. SoeqUa any the State FOR
particulars apply the premises, A. v s. Euey
IN Nashville
sepq-dH P. A.PERKINS.
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INR.--5O dozen Bottles, all sizes, Just received by
mhS F. HA6AN, Marke tst.
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VETE are prepared showa erge and well selected stock
w Of Groceries and Liquors. to which we invite
the inspection cash buyers determined 20 sell
cheap the cheapest aacons always p) know
Call on JOYNT 4 TREANOR
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NEW BOOKS.
MARY GLENTWORTH: or the Forbidden Marriage, 9 new
novel by Reynolds, price so cents.
THE RED RIGHT HAND Tale Of Indian Warfare, by
Buntine, paper Is cents.
ROSE WfRRINGTON, by A H. S Dugsnne, paper % cents
ANECDOTES OF LOVE, by Lola MOntez, vol cl
81 25. For sale by +. HAGAN,
NH rket ST
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WEEKLY PAPERS.
Received regularly by HAGAN & JOHNSON;
New York Ledger, Harpers Weekly,
% Z" Herald, Leses Pictorial
" Z" Mercury, Ballou's Pictorial,
&" " Clipper, WaVery Magazine,
I" Waverly, Flag OF Union,
- " Weekly,
Geason's Line Of Battle Ship
Porters Spirit Of the Times,
The Boston Pilot,
Philadelphia Evening Post,
Scientific American,
The Constellation,
The Century,
The home Journal,
The National Police Gazette,
The Country Gentleman,
Leses Budget Of Fun,
The Yankee Notions,
The Nick Max,
Our Musical Friend,
Single sold and subscriptions taken all Of
Periodicals. By HAGAN & JOHNSON,
mhs Union street.
yankee Notions for March,
Our Musical Friend, with all the back numbers,
Just received By HAGAE & JOHNSON,
mhS Union street.
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FISHER, WIRELESS 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
WEERC NTS.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Broad and Market streets,
NASHv LILLE, TENNESSEE
GEOGEBEES.
WYE are now receiving Ct the largest and most desirable
w Groceries offered T. the trade by house
in the city, to Wit
n hhds New Orleans Sugar.
$50 has do Coles;
20 barrels Plantation Aoasess
a. do do
f65 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails
50 boxes IaiIoF Candles
20 barrels rushed sugar;
- boxes " y Cheese;
- do Ed do
300 barrels Whisky, al brands
y casks Imported French Brandy
DE Holland Gin,
$50 hoxes Family Suap;
$50 boxes Fresh B4isns;
100 3 do do
rs 4 do 10 do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
llGj bags Fine Salt
7y9 Coarse do
3,j00OO0 Cglrs, all brands;
Us boxes Chewing tobacco, all grades
With other arctCo to mention, all Of which
will sell at unusually 10" prices to cash dealers
decI9-a FISHER, WIRELESS q co.