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A CARD 70 sovrunnsr,a
ss %ssss wss sSd ~ S9nsre was
use s, nsn,e call i sar.ss water "1 ssiSaosS
s.,ess only the nan" Of tho aoWn which spss
TO protec, TIE rubnc from such inposlaoua
=. Any ssyss az ? ssa s,.er on %. 80
sp. arc ,s - ~ NE Garch should wAT
orger. Sal receive 70 u. =
So e ''''' o. ss x s; WITT frf No"
Of who pr. pgorss S., 21fF sr ss ssr: :
are from our haue are KEEP, ., oice Zoe dsbuon
own ne.sb5orhoot cav
VARIETY or SECOND HArp sAFEs FOR sAIK-
"A low prices seEso 5, snitsbls for j-wcisss
ssss ali q The hes, sy makers Maiden i.se
LaIcIIUE IN JOURNALS, rr,r GREAT gxHAusrEs
Of power ann nlated asi.cyar t6e most woaa.rl
las occurred Curing The lss hay ceiury ihe puNLc.
seambosa Toiiina mills wser WI .ri. ar e ~
msebnsry generriy si he moe fully able % es, ate saA
Zee q aersasd ana es,lnsae dc iSi:rrssias s' ana
weight ~ m ~ flls tss their r6vsr OF spf, snr EsIr
freedom fro friction without rrsars weigh, Or r,pd sas
sty tc' iee csu ssd sso perfect ADA ,.oe sud prssc
brosdyay Call sBi be convinced No f.a 70 be
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To YOUNG NrN.-TnE usDrf sIeNrD UPON rHp
spa and n & reps or sseu o. s',@et ~ss
snhcus injuring the aka hdsreSs u War; Rev fsrA
IcEs; r..,.,,,, IN q, D-i ICE :, y. rox
The kcckeBi Lake Ice Company are selling Ice n, n >s
per tnn Depvts lot ~ Delaney river
o. bAfro" street hoTth river; o.ncc, As jay street.
NcNPhFEft.--A SELF FEEDING AUTO1 ATTIC SEW
~ ug aacans fnis mschiue rs especially .dauted -
gtLng ADD can he USED treat advant.re for
aud oi all such work able the elsA
stations " weighs only about pound .nd q min,s-
sning st rights single mschnes for sale By xR1-
IEl 4 Son sole Agents, % lillian, 10
Aeo hac neS FOR sale 81 Slocklnsr Balies -
street
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NOTICE TO CART1IEN.-wANTRn TO PuRcHAgx
IN With without stock, the eaud vii q good
inr orb dry loo Sors preferred ANY having
same Y dispose Of. hear u O. GUST by addressing
T. I. g., No narcisy street, II ", in the baseiDeai
TIC pEn1EphJE DEALERS IN Jrwpr.RY
The subrrftbrru, having fac,o-y IN Newark N y
W resy tine seizure Of jcweiry are desssst 4,
ncrctate wi some wtoesae house N supply thrm -uk
work All the cihereut styles he male, su ktss~sn
hNr or muunicd IN quantity, aud nj the res~pn.
bic prices, be cicsiy shown interview rrs
csss reference capshiiy ami responsibility viii bs
cheertuly sivcn ~ sired NJ aecns need snply "a pons
oer have business already ehished but are ,aKus m
meke wok for hous, exciusvy p0ss,hle I,r.ss.s
dress ~ ~ = Co, bon IfS bered olre
ing real n-inc Ard Vi hno WHO'RE Interview may be lad
1,Hr tvr2ICAt aOL1DlFIFu NIX
prepared ffm tie riches nsiik Of The her s.,r,s. IN
Ducbes- county New fe-k, The only % pgcv-e Dpr,
nk ~ age ces he tledrsl pro.ess1n repr "a isva-
lus Die for infarls ard ivsds L cbeaoe, han ,be sxn
mste "rs = sod A. mtk AaV vii tesp for ar. IN sny
c.ielc, " o. HrseMc f,f travellers beers 20 he army
~ 49, sn1 ior rs bvt1z Ia hot eam4rs ,he sush
fosie " vsrious sized psckAgea enclosed fcr u.na e~uc
AVER AasoLrDrrrEp vrLR COMPANY,
h'oeV DNe't W. COR east from Broadway IL
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srnmEn RESORTS.
a rsg sve nas.. ey r.irssd and sesabosi 81 frss
80 % street ,.S very srSs airy ICONS VIZ BE yscsn,
r nar sion .rrrdsd By ts seres Of highly pturesqrr
so~ns alleys sne esra rcon 60 The place kaeelen bath
trci sna cQpyencet viii u locsos
s @ hourly ~ ears rvs .mss s sr s9 Mac. MADISON
tss ioie e Oernsn' cosrer Of fih avenue and Twenty
ATLANTIC HousE
NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND
Of csabohnen,s re'iassed aud emSsrshee 20
rourhi. Is nov open for ht srasoD.
y = ne inien,olc q ire proprietor conduct s.
ss tea feVorab'e con- se - asy hssse IN ,-
REALa gorEr.-Tosus xrNERAL SYRINGE CHR.
- sea hsine1 ne~ ans magrdoen; hotei ta-ouxhlv
.srIss'd Sh even pF9i'H ior re eomios o. - eues
possess the highest MEDICINAL virtues OF corntry
, Assch's ere sasa seons tewas ss. avey stsele.
angler sot s9risnan Carriages VIII BE- ou I'd IN re.daess
mp s and sH4dsF four niles esso ,s sss eoayeyaace
CssIsEA, Maine, June & 1850 NA'--
REIMoNr HALL. NEW BRIGHTON. Ia FEW DE-
aa sns es1ensn Fersr sS Ss 40, families
L NIGHT House RlvERDALR -ooop ROOMS cav
n sug be ecurse, s. applied ter mnsdisiey. abe slu.c
commands beautiful view Of DE Hnd-on river wilma
Appy % R1owhLl RAY Is s.sSi OF D. ff oSs.
r AXE MorrroaE HOUSE is NOW OPEN roR srs
~ mer BOARDING situated four males Of PeeksS Village
Neschessr county, bgur hpf ride from the cir BIZ
Hudson River Railroad Mountain air drives snd ball
tag makes Of TIC desirable ioc sons 10 be founa
tos families who purpose going ~ he oovn.y Adircs A
Palmer, PeessktA tosi oic-.
NoSTrAND BOusz, SANDS FONT, LCvo pLArp
IN hrs been greatly enlarged impruved nrvy tn
pshed and IN NV c'snpetc and Oper; Is twenty
New Ncfk CITY. scsr ~ Long Island leaving ST.
ntf h.-oe enf huW bour's ssi Dining hour Of r NJ
ke'u5 Ming ssfisnR in Sowp ats a. NJ
-. d NosrRAND, Pr prictcr.
nCEAN EOrsR LONG BRANcn.-THR sTEApEss
" HlGHiARD L1ulT szd LONG BRANCH ply dali
from Robinson street North fcr rsrtne
Daily 1imcs a. n. HAUGEkrY, Prprie'g
Ora B.ThIkG AT LONG BRANCH, n J.-THF ArIg
y rNHnS bonfe T. nov tor The rpochnn ~ ~
INA ncut rcsut uh situated si The Dell
ware anu tsfteu htS haisqsd eaSinC aaa OF t,p
reen hru sufTuuloGg c0chuy .mErs tater
tnlr pIuF NhkDLE Prlprietur .
NHlTE HOrSF % irTLF SILVER eHRFwsBuRy
W J O. the shrevshury rrer froniire rca
shsdy trusts l,lIF showing shnE Grabbing ssi,g,
untQu-iito admirable sport ior pscs desiring days
en- ci Qut sions fcr iafie. children
lesSere aud keeu rs, reihoaf, leave foot son
stree ufee Lmess day. TIlAlLsn MOVES
WoomlNF COTTAGE, HToH BRIDcg -BS,UTWUL
W fctugy. cool ar, popular resorts tnahic prizes
every lt- rrm feck Rip -nt TsDb connecting With
ntsn ~ = u arem tnsyc snt 1hri avenue csrs Ti-rux
fre culT v ccn'a A ~ QUITTING
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SrrrE raox nFvi-o Two vessels arrived nj New or
itans from MHic'n t0r's On u.N 1871 inS having On
bos-t SIis go ~ sprcis.
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e.ruegie eF nsi the rail splitter and with uaiied DO
mocracy oouG, without doubt carry the county against
old Dr. Abe But don't Sc any trees tumbling down.
HskiDg Dc aYit INTO rails Under all the circumstances
might ss well lo the court, take Of itself and
lock 20 more lucid and be1eicent future In Chemung
Douglas S ahead Of Byecknr!dse, and November will
show t.
SIusIN.-Steuber county VIII gi7e 700 majority for
LncC "a; The democracy tho county nearly unani
for Douglas; Breckprdge's vote will be small A
coalition between the two branches will effect nothing.
The county might vel be surrendered to Douglas and
hs freG9s drst and asst Neither party will gaia any
thing b. holding on.
A.-oHANy Lincoln will carry Allegheny by S 900 plu
rsy The vote for MI Douglas will exceed that for Ma
icr Breckenridge.
CATTARArcus -cattaraugus III give Lincoln from 500
70 1000 plurality The vote for Douglas and BrecSinridE
will be about equal
CnArAuouA -chatauqua county will give from 5000 10
ooU majority Tor Lincoln. Here the Breckenridge feel
ing mas advanced with rapid Strides while the Douglas
ent - CAIN and apparently waiting for the
ORGANIZATION OF THE RvpT-arIc nm =, .xoxa vn
DEMOCRATS.
10 nearly al the towns in the southern line OF counties
We nave round republican organizations. When ques
non asked about what the other parties doing
quiet or an equivoca answer given The Lincoln men
appear TO be satisfied They seem to think they have
every thne IN their own hands and they quot the Hr
laid ior evidence OF the feet but taking the tier Of
COUNTIES nave mentioned standpoint, IL word at
ofd pleasure to the observer and al same tine no
Tile grie' 70 see the have thought well of
lara az work IN mental empioyments earning their own
Of starvation.
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NOTICE TO CARTMEN-wANTRn TO PURCHASE
IN With without stock, the eaod vii Of good
orb dry Ioo Sork preferred ANY pcrsyn having
hsine " dispose Of hear u O. by adtresax
,. I. g., No nsrcsy street II ", in The basciDeai
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To YOUNG MrN.-THE uHDFf sIoNiD. UPON TIP
receipt ~ - ceis 10 money or three ceD' stamps wsu
eeDd and ini Gi'ie recipe fo forcing thr
wnhou, inJunng the ski Address \ War; Rev ferk
Post
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

lows PLOWsgg PL0WsgIl
IA Constantly Cd had 3 fulI assortment ~ blows
- -llsl 4ltae II tennessee Florr EEcfo-
= = - Nh ll 90 yell % feus eaii before rrreaasing,
- --is7 81. - q. 11d steel poF has been oIsri
~ ~, - hon Cen 30 tenty Der cent less nan you
--'e - i-s-nst Z iae 1llzls quality b nious.
g and . corner zraad and d5lIsee srrsts,
Nash7lIle. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

HEHS0M7S = EElSkE.
z - - BBLs. NetFeom's Hest. Il has been stored
II zsssb for months, ahd has age.
jans25 LELLYETT sNrTU.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

viii Be carried ron hs celebrated Plaster Banks in Virginia.
Chsanonaud Dalton, and Stations the East Tsennesse
and Geors road, six dollars per q 1000 pounds.
20 HashTl and all Stations the Nashville q Chattauoog
Railf5ad at nine dollars per tor of coo pounds.
Also Tuscumha aud Stations East Of Euscumhas the
Memphis Charleston Road ct sine dolarsper ton and al Sta
ions west Of zusouuhia, st twelve dollars PEI ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

Spirits q turpentiues emphne burning huds and Farnsh,
will Only he tskenat owner s risk
G1npcFder and friction uztces, and other combusOe ard
cle viii be sed at local Of each Road, and only
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nALYA
AROMATIC VALLEY


w Ell 4 S. * E Y.
E @ age Of aduiaisa assisrioas Lquoss is assles
Of aatacou Co be able introduce public notice the
above artelsan article Of uesiioned u, possessing
no qualities except eb e. have he most ias9ra5le inansnce on
few rods Of soil On TIE banks Ct the Rhine produces the
gtIe which V flourish nowhere else from whose juice pro-
few acres Of land n Gaia -o nces tobacco, TIE favor ard
quality which, when manufactured into gara incompar
sby superior Of the product Of any other soil Ana
strip OF land in the parish q Nachtochee, Louisiana
sBu such tobacco e inuced grow elsewhere
lie it has long been known limited territory
forth aTye Of properties 10 marked peculiar that its G
aon produces whisky EGc superiaiive character as places
81 proeass recently dseogers, and nov known only to
manufacturer re gran from che choicest spot Of this favored
loeslity is made % yieid
The aromatic valley Eghfskey,
with which no other can stand an i1siantis eosparson
have apprelsnsea Of being accused of publishing IN.
WarTauta5es exaggerated encomums, any who viii
Il Is now tie 15 aroe at All the first class hotels and
clubs in The city e New York. and wherever it is introduced
a once assumes q leading position, is
Awarded the Palm OF Superiority,
ana ths demand forit becomes thing established
i medicinal properties such, that while its immediate e
@ PLEASANT and grateful it exercises the hsppest perma
nslt influence upon the constitution.
analysed sample Of Day's Aromatic Valley Wits
y aa aud e o s article Of ne favor, and without
New YORK. JAS. R. Chiffon, ii. D, Chemist.
SITE AsskYER's OFFICE, 30 Somerset street,l
Boston, April 18th, 1888.
WI IL DAILY, New York ~ have made che ysis Of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and fed pure Re RdUore9
Rya N1sk containing injurious raers Of any Kind, and
would recommend suitable fer medical public pur
poses CHAs. Z. JACKSON, Stale Assaysr,
Wa IT. DArF.--Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received,
and after careful examination, find II pure article
entirely free from TIE adafratiRg Ingredients 80 Trequenflg
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
" Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold By the bottle case
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold By the bottle case
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
For sale in Nashville BY RAwoRTH & GLENN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

HaaNDiEs WINES, TsIEIsKr, so.,
Also
DN'--11s ~ A4uCon8 Lard and Country Pro
eeces o. livery DsscrEptfozs
C0fner ~ Co7sgs ara Es0az s9sss
NAS WHILE BNnBssnE
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10 lie
NJ Z r G HANT s


SOUTH AhAa S0ETEBEg EsE.
VIZ, tha undersigned, importer is ssss.v a. cs..s
ian' IN yiss ot he present esa b - eouutiy, dser
proper to bring % ie no-ssot M a, l,i
hayeto their patronage ard es 1ts1ssit shave tssn
sesaosaai il business, aad aar experience are ven
acquainted with ihs wants e l 1 d eoanrg All or Us
hold sentiments IN common q. sgat question o. tie day
savsy and all Of ds, s. ~ Is r-f.,ris 70 become
eonnercaiy iaispsndsa e Il, Eoris p says No ss to
nnderrsie e enengv and eass- ~ m Merchant, Of North
m cites, but We eaim to e able spfy goods in pr respect
I've lines favorable ic-us, ban as q price uesst
the merchants Of any city o. Uru rs fars ssltes 70
Obtaining goods from Euope not stlasss 81 any sbI our i'm
portl,ions from abroad are very s hsisbdse he Re-
ports to he contrary cir b ss us have no kaouieags
Of what they AFFIRM woss interest," prompt them to nssesa
American Eood obtain from a. 1anafcturss IN 4 fser
able terms as any Jo5bns Msler Of ae NorAsrn cities
WY sa should We not te ate 60 m o. IS favorable ts as
. ~ MS market lly ada ~ .sfar 81 is only prsu-
aeeaat your customers pair s iuu Nss York to hose
~ Cissan' and bald 81 AID ,c5uraee your own saaporls,
o your own merchants III not Do what We profess you
si e saoeesd to very Inca genisacs for opportunities
W ea'ns y railway Of steamer ar offered e7srg tzeTe hoars
our stocks VII Be complies BY - Is Ffilg next, and It
as 70 be seen how many Of thee vbo have ssrst5iore pur
chased an shei goods in Narhera ss via give cAasian
trial this Spring
Charleston, S. C, Doosuierlsls is59
Dry Goods.
Glliilands Howell 3 Co, hyatt NeBurney & Co,
Jonnstcns Crews q Co, Crane Bovisfon e CO. John
=. Minor & Co; Kerrison & Leiding; Chamberlain
Aler Co.; J. s & b Bowie & Gel: Robert Adger
q CO.; NayieF, Smith d Coz Cllow, Mckenzie s. %.
Direct Importers o. Rlan1atIon Goods.
Andrew AeDowalls Rsyeasl, IEnger & 3IIliken.
HARDWAns
] Courtney & Tau-a-.E. 10.
eleg a ITingle; Wirsans &I.ice; IL T. stroheeker;
y. z Adger Co.
SHOES
E, r. Stoddard & Co, Forre & 3re.eheIl. Hasel-
tine y Walton; D. F. Fleming & Co.: Durham.
/ TAFT d Co.; R. A. Pringle & Ca
CLOTHING,
B2ldron Egeston Coz; Edwin Bates & Co: Co
hen, Willis q Cos Aatthessens O'Hara & Co; PIER
son, Smith i Co.
GROCERIES,.
S 5. Farrar, Bros. 4 Co; Lanneau & Wilde
J. A Burkmyer George v. Williams & Co.; T. J.
q. L. Noise Farnum a. Dotterh.
CROCKERx AND GLASSWARE,
Brown Palma Webb Sske.
DRUGS AND mEDIC1vEs,
Haviland Stevenson q Co; John Ashhursti Ruff
SILKS AND FANCt GOODS,
Bowen, tester q O0.i thay DeWing & Co; Al
bert Lenguiek Marshall & Bu-se. j. & ~ Knox
HATS, CAPS AND sTs.atr eOoDs.
Horsey, Auten i Co; D. r illiams & Co; F. D
Tanning.
Saddles ana SaddlerF hardware,
Jennings, Thomlinson & Co; lis site. Calhoun &c Co.
ROCKS AND sTAIs ONERV,
McCarter & Dawson; a Cater S. 3. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets, OH Cloths and window Curtains,
Lamberts 6 Howell; James g Bailie
PAPER CONFUSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
Segarss Tobaccos ac,
Chafee. St Amand & Croft Tdec 2O-dfyv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

VIZ H. DAtF;--Your Aromatic Valley WHISKY is received
and after careful examination, find IT be pure aziele
entirely RE- ron TIE qdaferEtng Ingredients Frequently
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPzs. Aralytical Chemist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

M have on hand large stock o. dne Virginia Tobuc-
N9 COS slso Tennessee and kentucky Tobacco, Hhich
= are aleos e close out very low. gea5r assortment Of
iunc2e LELLYEIT & SMITH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

WILL sell She premises which now reside, situated
upon DE Nashville aud NUre1sbr-1' Turnpike and $50
upon the Nashville and Ctattau05-a Rs IraF .Br l -I
From Nashville, and Z mile from Lsv1r-ue.
viii sell either The entire trace consisting 100 acres or
only portion OF the same consisting OF about acres The
premises have new and couuod1us Dgeng together with an
necessary Olt-housgi Die Immediately between the Trres
and Railroad fronting on each, and .hHorho1s on ~
ceieut Schools Churches and society The land IL well e,l
and Is OF the bottom land of Hurricane Greek. There about
500 Of cleared land upOa the tract
The above land will suit gentlemen who doing business IL
Nashville srd also Tor farming purposes generally cannot he
eNceled ny any land n Tennessee
viii sci uponhe following te-m7-one third in When
possession given l1heh VII he given az any time the bal
ance upon snI2 years without interest, or on auy Ser terms
that viii su' the purchaser Persons DESTROYS purchasing
address the undersigned az Lnyerne, Tenn or he can m
upon the premise, by making inquiry % Edward IT East
ESQ. OF Nashville. FELIX ROSS
ian7-til fthl
L.- IL $1,000 ---L c--- ----- II 49, -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

FEVHEsE Machines areEy First Class and for beauty and
simplicity Of construction, durability and efficiency in
mere nearly alike both sides Of the goods than that made
by any other machine.
other family machine The $50 machine is warranted
fine the Wheeler wilson, and as heavy the large
Singer machine.
Family Eachtnes.-Priccs: 500, $50, $50, $50
and SlOO.
as Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming, Harness work, &c,
have always held reputation far above any oHer Machines
lct universally admitted NO otner Latner Alacine use So
small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machines Price; SlS9
What Constitutes a Good Sewing Machine!
J. 1t should be we'll made, simple in its constructions and
It should make tight lock Stitch alike on both sides Of The
,. It should sew any and all materials that can be seved
4, Il should be able cotton thread or silk.
> It should be able 20 from coarse to tine and from thick
to hin with rapdity and without changing the tension
I should be greater less, both
the under and urpe- threads end with uniformity
= Il should have srzght needle cErUsd ones are lablete
g. The needle sho0ld have perpendicular motion This IS alb
solutey Necessary for heavy work.
O. Il should be bind with binder hem with hemmer,
Sd uld stitch, fell, run and gather.
TO- II should be always ready 70 work
both sides Of the work. and Of using different colod thread
cloth to be united.
y. II should be able to make long or short stitch
- Il should sewing tightly at the first stitch
l3. Il should run easily and make buJ little noise.
Is. 1t should have wheel feed others are in constant
l6 It should not be liable to pet out Of order.
H. 1t should not be abe 20 break the thread nor skip
stitches
IS .tsaould he liable to oil the operators dress.
10 It should nat form ridge on under side rayel
out be wEul Of thread, the With al chain stitch
machines.
20 I. should not be more trouble than it is worth.
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines are wsrrented to give
better satisfaction than an other machines in the market or
money refunded.
The hest sewing Machine Cotton in The CITY
Orr Mae7auphs SOC PEI dozen HoWes Machine TWsii
CONE BEEOrHEHSs
des22 So COLLEGE Street, M'Clellands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

An offering for sale the Got on Cherry street
II occupied by Mr B Weller.
The house is very large and eommodous containing TWEEN
Ems, with servants rooms CELLARS, wood shes
The houisin good order, Of it being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding house than any house
In Nashville
The is about feet front By one hundred and seven
yfIa feet and the house Is situated the admit OF
addition that would render commodous any
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased house
# desired.
It's veil known that hotel keeping is IN hs eya most pro-
htabe business and to any Wishing engage ia such vocs
ton this is excellent opportunity to procure eligible
ton, being convenient to ell the business portions the city
-For terms, &c, apply 10
deo94-d Az, 8. LINDsLBY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-17

VALUABLE REAzl ESTaTE FOV SaTF
KEYISING to make other Investments we prouse to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county as follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESI- DENCF.
sIed on the Franklin Turnpike, within half Of The city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horon
Containing about Forty Acres
Is perhaps me most comm Of Mash
vile, and is desirable country residen me il
DC sold with Y CT is acres Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FAEs5T.
known as the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turpie feId
Lebanon road within .hree miles Of Nashville containing $50
acres The soil is good &c is we'll Eatered and tibered and IN
be divided into small tracts Of twenty acres and ur an on
which are admirably adapted Tor country residence ar
dcns and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL Farm
road occupied BY 7. c. ccarapbe and frerlv
owned by Thos Harding containing about $50 acres ms
place 50 well knoTnas to need further description It viii
also be divided to sat purchasers c. mcCapelI sbov
these places to any who wiz cali.
All the above property viii be sold on reasonable terms and
on credit Of one, two, three and four Yeas.
Apply 20 a. v 3 Lindsey Nashville, to either Of tie
oersignds5 THOS. Q. McCAMPBELI.
Six miles IRON Nashville,
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
nal3l Nashville
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WOOD. EDDY Il CO.'S
SlkGL NUMBER LOTTEaIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
s. 1 o Q O 0 0 Il
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETe
WOOD. EDDY q CO.,s
IL EXTRAORDINARY nRAWINGs

THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Of Wood, EDDY Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take place
in public under the superintendent OF Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows
Class ~ Draws Saturday, ECv. 49, 1850.
Class 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. II, 1850.
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, Jan 2I, 1860.
CI0sc so Draws Saturday, Feb. IS, 1850.
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lo0o0 Croe to he delivered by Nay l sad the balance by
July lst, $500.
Toe Croses 90 De- OF sound timber free from dote or
shake, be at least % feet long, ends sIuare 10 b.
fairly hn two sides face Of not less than eight inches
the face 70 De hewn to line and parallel other witt a
taickuss5 OF six inches between parallel faces.
Terms of payment, third cash delivery and the hal
anceia six and twelve months with wen endorsed nap.r
privilege is resrad o. rejecting amy and ell bids should
ille tcrius mot Boz satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii De received for the furnhiur and dal.y
cry O he above material at Che Engineer Office 90 The above
Company Memphis until February l0h and al the City Hotel
in EashyiE from Hh Go 18th February ESQ atheh trrsar
places Information desired he the ur rs.r5
either by letter person. W. 2. PICKETT
Chief Engineer.
g & $50 f.l