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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Incl'e n = e q Fa cili [ =.
TENg subscriber manufacturing Clothing in the o.
-ty Of Richmond Wenty years, and has at this RS
time from ,a t1 lt hands iu his vuploy meu ~ WILL IN ~
the month tao, make large additions ~ iha Ill
Having story his especially for
featuring purposes Pc Is determined % make article in the
clothing line tst shall compare Ia every respect Vh clothing
Northern cities ald he asks tie patrouag, of MS old
friends hr public generally yw OF the fact that he Civ
emp1yuru n midst 90 large number q mechanics ani
worthy females Who night othewe suffer for he neeSsares o:
e ne has v best of cutters and materials not 70 be supass-
ca by house iu the country.
MARYLAND Virginia. Clr5inas and Georgia Cassimeres and
Faced, grade, co0rs Strictly southern Mauufacur-
House all shah be satisfied by personal inspection Of not
debut what hy has been doing for
p y SPENCE, Clcthier and Tailor,
uh2 Corn. Main and l3lh stS, Richmond Va
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SPRING AND STTIER CLOTmINC,

UF UIH U v 4 ID TO W Z W 4 " Z 7 I Z 7 Z Il Z.
nCR stock % Ready Made Clothing complete and We ask the
~ attention ot publ, general 20 call aud
De convinced Who s cheapest are best made Clothing
in ts Our large VIII continue 10 make
during Sumr, DE able stock Ia complete
We will make Clothes order In he latest styles,
and viii 90 Go sale.
i,r. stock Of otis Casnerss and veati . on hand All
we ask is a call aud look Tor yourself, MORRiS co,
ap28 100 Main Street
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COATS. PANTS. VESTS.
Blk Goth Frocks BIZ Doeskin Fancy Cashmere
BIZ Cloth Dress Grape Cashmere Fancy Maseiles
m r,lco Cashmere Fey Fancy Linen
Bk Grape DO Fancy Tweed white Marseines
Fancy DO Fancy Linen ombazne
Tweed Sacks White Navy Duck Alpaca
French 0rAp D'Ete White pr,l Rlack sik
English DO do Planters Linen Fancy DO
Alpaca Frocks Cottuusde Hack Satin
Alpaca sacks Elrish Drap D'Ete White slk
Fancy Iiuea Coats Frruch 30 Cashmere
Brown DO Sacks BOYS Linen
spanish DO DO Bows Cashmere
Linen Busters Boys Drap D'Ee
no 40 10
MAIN STREET MAIN sTREET. MAIN STREET
sHAFER, HALSEY 4 co,
is23 Late rupman A Hull
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entitled to represent said State her delegates arc
bound by their instructions in accordance with the
ofthe majority aud said delegation had determined
by every save that of William B. Gauldin not to
take their seats.
ResOtred That William B. Gauldn, by. appearing in
said convention and assuming 10 act delegae from
the State OF Georgia. has violated the instructions of bis
State and his PERSONAL pledges his colleagues and bas
ciused modification and disgust to the delegation from
Georgia. Laughter
Resolved Tha each member of the delegation agree
ing to the foregoing resolutions sign the same.
Resoled That the President OF this convention be re-
quesed TO have the foregoing resolutions spread upon
,ba ,,;ru,ao If ,a;d copvoption
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NEW CLOTHING STOCK.
VIE SUBSCRIBER Agent viii open about the loh inst, II
a NJ ~ y Main ~
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terrorS for me. was notified by the Secretary of the
Georgia delegation TO meet them their yesterday
evening" with intimatiOn that they were disposed to
put me on trial. and whether ! was worthy TO 90
with them / told him if that the idea, plead to
the jurisdiction, and responsible 10 the State Of
Georgia. and and not them. However he gave Inc TO
understand that that not really the ldea but that
they merely wanted to see down there. went, but
it soon became obvious that they desired to put in
position where would be obliged to 90 with them.
told them considered myself delegate to this Conyen
ton under my original appointment 10 Charleston;
had gone there and refused secede. Two Conventions
s Georgia their Convention and another had endorsed
and sent me here, and that | claimed the right to
participate in the proceedings of this Convention, and
under the decision az Charleston TO cast pro rata vote
distinctly warned them that would not be bound to
20 with them finally in any they might pursue;
that belonged to the great national Democratic party
of the United States and here representing the
State of Georgia. under their endorsement and had the
right To act with them up TO certain tme but reserved
to myself The right when the final rupture came to 90
where pleased, aud act upon my individual response
bil,y We had great deal Of discussion, they trying
to bring down TO pledges, which scorned then as
do now, and have much disgust for them they
have for me.
told them that under the peculiar circumstances Of
the case though claimed the right TO participate in the
proceedings of this Convention, and should do so,
would attempt the of the Sate of Geor
gia. That is the only pledge made them. That seemed
be their holy horror they seemed to have a terrible
dread that would come here under my Charleston ap
pontmeut, and cast the whee ten votes Of Georgia.
told them would not do that that under the peculiar
circumstances OF the case doubted my right to vote at
all and that until gave them formal notice OF the final
dissolution Of all connection between them and me-
would not attempt to cast a at all. But did
to myself the right to here and participate
with what believed to be the National Democracy OF
these United States the men with whom cast my for
tunes, and upon whom, in my humble Judgment de-
pends only the perpatuty of this Union, but the
perpetulty of civil liberty ITSELF told them consid
cred it duty owed to myself and this Convention, and
70 the country not to here md tue vote of the
State Of Georgia at any rate until the cOuRecon be-
tween them aud me had been dissolved And now
publicly do dissolve all connection between that delegl
ton and myself Applause. trust shall be excused
for the present from voting.
When the State of Alabama was called.
10 III CONTINUED
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- sdveT1teDI y bt c0nII1Itd ~ NE m0nih year
r .pecaed bc Manuscript previously agreed upon
t~.er partes-
-tsr1a-ut not Marked the copy for specified
b., t Insertions continued uat ordered sut And payment
.tt.-I scecrlingy
Ram Ala AnrsaTrssfsSrsr0 avoid msund iing
, of Nnuu,. Advertisers Do ia prgperto state list ncfy
privileges onIy extends ta ther mate business. Real
Et. legal and tu other Advertisements sent by them 90 be
~ I...uaI charge an' u0 vf-lHon-
- Real Estate sni Genera. Agents. Aive 'enents not O. De
to De- charged 40 the usual rates subjec
n .-.H discounts ts shall bt agreed upon.
r. s.-s yearly advertisers generally, engaging
mon. spulr-s fe privilege ~ change, shall not their
go " average ans week insert than the
e. n standing rule under r contract aud all excee
l|r. .l-l amount b.. charged tt the usual rates
Nr.-t.-rer-e Inserted Boz thc SemiWgesy Wing al rs
.a-. of q less frr the insertion. and ID
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NUMBER 156,
NEW AND RICH JEwELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.
8. A. M xE r 8

ooHsKE cT NAIs AID PEARL srEKKrs ncHnoSp, vrRofuA
III received In addition his already large and n
IL extensive assoruenis, beautiful collection OF all va.
the latest and most elegant styles Of Watches Jsvey H
silver and Plated Ware.
Watches manufactured by the following celebrated mske
Jules Jurgenson Adams Sans David Taylor Henry Rsy
monde Lemon, Alfred LaYas and other celebrated makers
ntAM0NDaA very large and rich assortment Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds Pearls, Opal, Cabuncle, Garnet Coral Cameo,
0nyr. In FULL HILJ
Also -speetlees-B aElan Perseorc Pebbles IN gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Gallery Jewey Of de-
scription
The public respectfully invited the above before
purchasing. g. A. MYERs,
ma29 Cor. Main and Pearl sts.
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nc RkiA T.K. sTRATTO
mORRIs q sTRATTON,

HaOhkAS a SIH&ATTOM.
WHOLESALE aRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
KNTE receipt ge we'll assorted stock
Of the trade
isO bbls N = and baltimore Crashed Sugar ali sras
$50 do do Do Coffee AID E1i d;
100 do do La. Loaf, do do
900 bage choice Baltimore CoFseI
100 do do Laggyra do:
500 bbls choice Reboiled Molasses
S9 20 y ~ 6eI I. DO Ct. DO do;
100 do La. do.
TIN PLATE.
20O boxes J. @. I0xl4 Tin;
100 do loxI4 do, very cheap tor cash
$50 boxes star Candles
200 do Summer do;
300 do st. Louis and Mem. sosps
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
g DO % DO DO Dc Do s sRlSs;
100 do superior osrb Soda, B'pspsrs
IVY casks do do
syasks Dutch Madder;
50 DO spice;
90 terces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets
lbs do WsShboards;
80 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 3roons;
~ boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brAnds
$50 kegs pure White Lead
30 b5s do LlRseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
SO cases Mason's BlackinQdi
1900 bags nne Liverpool Salt,
700 bbls KanaEha do:
$40 boxes Glassware
LIQUOSs
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WhisAJ
coo do Raw Ohio do;
POO do old Country DO:
$50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 do OLD Bourbon dor
so do do Rye do:
Ito de MonongaheIa 40:
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine,
80 do A. N. Gin;
pipes Holland lin;
8 do Old Cognsc Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien Claxet Winei
80 baskets Champagne extra;
1850 cases Brandy
. 800 packages Domestic Bran4yt
200 barrels Cidsr Vinegar;
" II many other articles for the Grocery trsjs.
anil NORRIS q sTRATTOE.
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&c GEATHAH. e. cgArHAm
M. d z. It. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIJARs rATzs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, sc,
CORNER or COLLEGE IND CHJRCH s7R-ETg
Nashville, Tennessee.
EN1 ETejustin receipt OF large selected stock of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting part as f.Iivws
l59 bids Sugar, ali grades genuine Havana Cirars
go bhls choice Aoassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
lO 90 do lOOdozsn Painted Buckets
43o bags prime tso Coffee so nests Tubs;
ce bblS Powdered Crushed 10 bbls English WaInuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 b5Is Pecsns;
LEO boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs Fitbsrts
100 boxes Tobscco, assorted
FINE BRANDHES, WINES. I'D
3 4 4 = choice French Brar1ies;
- 10 Z casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines.
l5c baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxes Scovill Claret
100 % 5Ss fne Robertson County WHISKY
do 90 do Bourbon do
Gin, &C. 10Y
P0WEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Sycamore PoEdsr
derSgnsc Icing the only Agents in Nashville Of the
would call me attention OF the Merchants and Tradersto .r
large stock OF Powder on hand in Magazine for SALE
300 kegs Dupont Rifle Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlangPow
800 < D. DO DO 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
SO0O kegs Hazard 90 do Powder;
go go DO do do $50 ccses Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegsDupont Blasting Pow so bbs Toy Bedford Co.,
der. safety ftise = W.
Ian1 n. L. q. p OaEATHAM AGENT,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont sPowder; joy, Bickford 4 Co.'s Safety
Hazard 90 Fuse
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DER. J. BOVEE DoDs

IMPERIAL WINE BIT TIERS.
Wechallenge the verdi produce their equal Though they
have the public for only yet they used
and highly approved Maine the Salt Lake
remedy Incpent Consumption Indigestion Dyspepsia, Piles
deascs Female Complaints, and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed Asa Beverage they truly de-
ghu the aged and inhm, for adults children Of
delicate constitute IN they without arrival.
For throat common amor e Clergy they
act like charm.
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New York; after h had heen
ncurabe by Of the most distinguished Pny
soans In New York City. Mr. McGran Of Brooklyn had
bis right paayzed by being thrown from horse in
1856 He the Of these Bttes in November last
and is well.
Mr. Britain Editor Of "7Ae Banner Of Light" published in
Boston, r Greenwood Ne 20 Broad street, New York.
both Piles Of long standing and Of the most obstinate
character.
Hundreds persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
been using these Bers We have letters
possession which publshe1 would every Female
land to supply herself with these truly valuable Bters
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD & co, Proprietors,
rs William street, New York.
Sold by DEM0VILLE CO., Nashville Tenn and all Drug
grlsts: june29 '60-dn
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
B ENEVOLENT INSTITUTED
Is
DOCTOR A. W. MESECK'S
Medical Dianensnrr 4 fls.,,nunlrI-..r H..

For the Treatment OF General and Private Diseases
ON Deaderick street., Nashville. Tenn.
FKNHE DOCTOR Is regular graduated Physician old
practitioner FROM the old country, and being already aesn
years in America With Lis established for his
success in the treatment Q. desperate he despes expose
his patients or to humbug the public with fcOus trashy
testimonials
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yst
among desperate Of standing, after they hsd
been treated without
clans; credible gentlemen testify To these assertions
long practice IN large capital cities hospitals Of he old
and this made him familiar diseases
The Doctor with American French and Ger
languages, and always ready his
vices with pOtenes discretian
Persons at distance may his edns b.
sung him through letters ineosing IS 70 Post
Box No 36 change only 81 postage stamps,
only TO pocket the they trouble themselves ay
y His family residence Is North Market street.
Buxt0-d&zsm.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OFFICE NAsHvnLE CHATI AEOOsA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1852
DY order Of the Beard Of Directors calls the
Stock OF the Company subscribed fer building
koAd from Bridgeport Jsper payable Treasurer Of this
Company a. follows:
One dollar each Share the Ist November 1872
dollars each Share the lsdsys Of Decebe 1859
ry February, March, April Nay, June July, August Septsu
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment be made to Jackson Pryor. Jasper
Treasurer at his office in Nashville
PrOmP2essin meeting these calls Is requested Of the
e OF Stock the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
Oet-H ". A. GLEAVEs, Treasurer.
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1859 FAN and Winter Schedule. 1860

GALLATIN ACCOMMODATION
Leave Nashvilieat as N. arrive At Gsstp A sI5p
kesurDng leave ealan at SEQ NJ and NashYile
$50 AN.
TRAIN no 1runs dAilyaIl ether trains daily sunaayssz
cepted. -
TRAIN NO. makes direct connection At LauissSls for ON
ennati Indianapolis. Psbug, BatmOre Washsrtoa CIV
Philadelphia, HeE orb and Boston
Both Trains make direct connection ciaenna Indian
zpos Chicago st. Louis and all points Nor and Norfge
Through Tck for sale at the Depot r al pnepai ponl.
East, North and West. J. B. ANDERSON
novlO-du Super1teodsut
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Commencing Monday, April IS, lS6O.
Time to Memphis Tca1tytloo Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
NASHVILLE AND DEcAruR
PASSENGERS for the south take the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee and Alaboms Railroad Pulaski Carter
Thomas Houghs line Of Prospect station, IS
miles, at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston
train for Memphis Grand Junction anc ali points
West.
Through tickets to Decatur and Memphis be
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Broad street
Passengers going North take the A. NJ Tennesse
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, sc.
Trains make close connections both ways with Memphis
Charleston Railroad train At Decatur. aprl3-d3m
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR TIE
FALL AND WINTER.
3. r. CUTTER & GLEAVES

yos. se and 80 Ooirerof College End Broadsoaz
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Boots, Shoes, Caters Hats caps, Una
breIIas, whips, Hosiery, &cs
RE in re,eipt daily large and general assortment for
"A Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large assortment good and cheap
BOOTS, SHOES CATERS. &c.
good assortment Gents Water Proof Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
Women's Dutch and CALI Bootees.
Misses and ChildTen's Calf Copper Toed Boots.
Boys and Youths Shoes and Boots, with Copper Tips.
In short every Boots and Shoes desirable for
Fail snd Winter.
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality Of Far Cashmere Beaver Otter
EeTiLo, Wool, &C.
Caps of every description.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
SUndFieS ON Hand.
Umbrellas, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags School
atches Saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes, Whips, Thongs
Hosiery Gloves, &c All Of which will be sold very CHEAP
Wholesale retail.
T;sLeather Betting and eum Packing at cost.
oct3-tf b. k. CUTTER & GLEAvEs
Apples aRd Potatoes.
~ BARRELS Neshanock Potatoes;
Ash IS Pink Eye do
40 Apples, very fine. Received this day and for
safety HUGH NcCREA & co.
noVI7--u
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7. g. nuRsR J.k. SWAIN
BURGE e. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

AND DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS,
COZ. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
E havenow in store large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries Liquors &C., and viii continue receive
sists IN parta follows, viz
Sugars.
9 1SS s SSs L LS1ans s9gs lOsbOIs Loy3ssD r.
Crushed, Ok ho~as N n 10
$50 do Small Loaf.
Coffee.
ny SS0 O s Prime Rio, so bagsprine Laguyra
MOlasses.
500 bbis Choice Plantation, IS barrels O syrup.
ON = 90 DO IS packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 X bxs Star Candles.
500 Z do do 3n0 ~ Is- So
50 bzs TanOw Candles Is bags sp III, 'O~p'
iSO S SSgs Yep FePPer, Is bxs ground Pepper,
SoO o sa1. New YORK and Rosen-5O0 casks Soda,
"a s aas g Raoe a'n. l99b1s do in paper,
ss n s1t S AIs5 50 do Indigo, extra fbe,
900 dozen Painted Buckets 150 49,. ~, ~
2O0 dozen Zinc Wash Boards IsO 49, En-. SN ANASs
$50 S1s esres Bottle snua zs GaTTstts Paper snuff
$50 bxs Window Glass, 500 Iys ts1s Ia -ti
'' ss M p %. A7Au' le9n do Shot, assorted sizes,
$50 hK bxs Raisins, $50 bxs ! p Ptsi
ties fresh Figs, 10 bbIs Filberts
100 kegs Nails, belmont brand, 50 bxs Brandv Pab.
600 ~ ,-eopos wv Half hushel Measures,
wv 80 OOH ASlnS' ~SsortedSo9 Ddls Wrapping Paper,
- sues, lO0 coils Cotton Rene,
~ en , PldcA te1 w ools Cider Vinegar,
% ehests Imperial Tea lOO hxs Ground Ginger
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn. White Whisky, 0bbls DEAN, st Ivt
100 do Bourbon do 100 do ward 8 0s,.s.5 4'Ag'
oO DO Robertson co DO l2s do Old Rye 40
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do 90 Eevsor.. AZ
do Louis La Bertcn do so do Julius n sn;,bSs MA
90 bbs Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY ~
25 DO Blackberry DO casks CataEta BraDdx
10 do Peach do 30 bills Grape AZ
40 I6casks selgnette &c rs 10 Ginger do
Is bbs Rum and Gin, 60 DO Apple 40
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 csks Seignetts 40
IS bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin
| "a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints, Is casks Madeira Vine
Is bxs White Wine, 90 do Old Port do
| lS0 bbls Fresh Ale, varisus 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands IS baskets Chsrupaane MS
| 25 hxs Clafet Wine. and quarts.
| 20 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
200 bxs Va assorted brands 300bxs Tenn assorted rsnd
! 100 do KY. do do $50 do Mo, do do
| rs, 600 Imported Cigars, IO0,0O1 Domestic Cigars
Oils.
| so bbls Lnseej Oil, 30 bbIs Lard Oil,
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles We will sell low down cash.
BURGB & SWAMI
P.s-our Mr. Swan who Is we'll known as an experiences
buyer will remain ia New Orleans during the present season
and keep well supplied with heavy grocsres and =
would respectfully invite the trade give call before
chasing elsewhere. tjsn22l B..
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
1@@@@R@RNWWWE

To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. and the omlY Read 60
Washington City.
ONENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate e Baltimore and Washing
ton City the East and Columbus tie west which pss
Il connects with RaiT IDS for and from all points IN the
West, S0u1hssgest and North-West.
Passengers by this Route visit the cities Bamsrs
PhilAielphs New YsF Boston, st the Of
York or Boston alone, By ether lines
Through Tickets also be procured via WAhngion C
the Eastern cities, at additional charge Of SO only,
Sleeping attached 70 al night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege u stopping
all principal points.
Business men and travellers, for pleasure nfOrnaOn
visit all the Eastern Cities at comparatively expens
The scenery celebrated for beauty ald submty
s unequAed in the world Its system Of Day night
police its splendid equipnent its exclusive telegraph nes IL
large amount Of double track lis fne hotels lander sa-Ve
lance Of the Conpsny insurs 70 The passengers speed ey
and comfort
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks procured
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Oiees in The
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio RaiIrocd.
". ?. SMITH, Master Transportation & o RR.
L n COLE, General Ticket Agent, o RR.
II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Agent, Z 2.
II. J. JEWETT, Pres't, b.
J. ". BROWN, 6enI Ticket Agent, ORB.
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COAL OIL! COAL OIL!
j. r. FINLAX Be CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

FENHIS Oil is almost coloresscea the purest Spring
derdoriEedoes not crust the wick smeke the
chnneyhe Oil made in the East Wess and took the first
premium the St One trial all It needs
recommend general have received supply Of this
superior OIL which offering the trade at manufacturer
price. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Rprl2-f Nos. 6 and 8 Market street.
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III g w b O O * ..
Cousin Harry, By author OF Gamblers Wife, Little
Beauty Bound Volume 81 25, PAPER ST.
Camille, By ALEXANDER DUMAS, from which have been
apapte for the the Drama Camesnd the Opera Of
La Traviata Bound Volume 81 25, paper 81.
Man with Five Wives, by ALEXANDER DUMAS
Complete in volume. Price SOC.
The Ruined GameSter, By REYNOLDS. Complete
ia one volume. Price Soc.
JUST RECETHED By JOHN YORK & co.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
The Medical Text Books, and in the and old
Schools. For sale by JOHN E0Kk& CO..
Noy3 No. 36 Union street
Money.
ILLS the Banks OF North and South Carolina, Vr
gnia, Kentucky, Georgia, and Alabama will be taken by
US as usual. TRABUE LUCAS.
novl4-d
Plantation Boots and shoes,
Double and Single Sole 8rOganS, HOubIe
Sole BOOtss and
PEG RK.
OF all sorts for Men Women, prices for cash. BY
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REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
For CiucfmmRaf

REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
For Cincinnati
FgNHB elegant, and feet passenger stsznsr -
Clipper J. 5. Hum. Comnandsr, $500
JOHH 7. HOPKINS, CLERK, will leave Nashville
for Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday O'clock NJ =
turning will leave Cincinnati Nashville every Alternate
day al NJ Passengers and shippers reysn Dropns
care and attention. Apply on board or to
H. r. HARRISON,
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Regular Tuesdays So. Louis Paekst.
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Anderson, viii above regularly s1a9ssIa
in connection with the b NJ.
yam until the Hlman taxes her place- Hsr
departure will be every TUESDAY st u o'clock By M
rangsmeD the public viii reliable line packet hoats
on TUEsDAYSAnd FRIDAYS Of every week sc. Louis
For freight or PASS &c apply on beard or
A. HAMILTON, , -.
maT25-d6m Il. II. HARRISON AssnS.