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WILL sell for cash. tAe Ceart House In Nashville
saturday the day os December one nesro bay ranrd
JACK levied the property Of Thomas Sarthsru
10 satisfy execution in hands issued By W. D. Roccan
Esq In favor Of Jno. l. BsFps for four hundred and any
dollars. Sale according to law. j. ". PAGE, O. D. @.
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which we offer price, Call yourselves
no. 40 North Market Street.
sug2j-n P. W. MAXEY & co.
A CONSIGNMENT OF FRESH OHIO NEAL
~ just received and for sale by
b. +. SHIELDS & CO;
uovII-tf q, College Street.
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10 KTfLnEns.

VTIE are prepared 70 % he Ttn-rtseflnx and sfk.r
w Sheet Metal W ork necessary IN baiisInr IL hi
most substantial manner, and viii ar Il tie Low
est possible rates. 7. 81 kUBANH 4 CO.,
Hrstdeor esluW Post 0hce Church Itrssi,
ape-dkv hkahslis, rsaaN
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Freight 10 New YORK nnd PhiladeIphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per Of than 500 pounds Weights4 >
.--....
No insurance necessary except from Charleston and Savannah 70
New York aud PhiladePha.
Cotton compressed option and expense ofssanes when
can reghted New York foreign ports
az \ to , IS less than cotton not compressed
Through receipts issued the Freight Agent Of tina Nash
vale and Chattanooga Railroad.
dec 22tfB p General AgSht.
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FRENCH PsOTESTANT SCHOOL.
Phiiadelphia, 4fb Vear

III VALIANT will re open her BOARDING and Dav
Young ladies' Il los Chestnut street. he llts
- superior Instructions in Engsh sad Prsncb
70 ooth OF Ehi equally serious lion Is psd n
partmsnt e''--'' % - aisls ~ ps
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Charleston and saTannah

NAHAaA LINES.
R41ES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
ss s<esht Trains Onall the roaHs On and sfe the
Ns mn Dso@eer, 1853 through rates fom New YORK e
s s%o Ic ossI per lse rs 81 g Third Glass; per I 81 1s
HAss. Caps and BOnasss & '01i'i Oiaa'' DO
Time from savannah and Charleston to Nashville thru, ,sr
Tine from New YorA and Philadelphia, sever and han. s,sat
Intervening sabbaths earse the shave variation. -
frsight trains are sunday over thrs li- " ' - ~
no deteations By ice Ovsrcharzes Ard
vile and ChattznoOss Reo IN sii 'ea y me N@aa-
dec ss5s :, r4s " AN DxRsoN
EHEHcH PH0TESTANT SCHOOL.
PhiiadelPhia, 9Th Year.
~ ADAhE VALIANT will re open her no,-ls,, - n
w schooi1or young ladies' 1t los ChssnIt street, - ~
49, superior Instructions in the Inglish sad Prsnch
partmsnt ~ -. 100, 80 m De
Stewart County, state OF Tennessee.
II STE WARr COUNTY COURT AT no.
EeE--1sHaes B. hcczrr0Il vs. Chs g. Gamers a
asPsiiton 70 sen land Il aPpans me from compsis.
ants BILL that Thcs Mccszroll, NcCaroi John
eSarro James sa1 uel MeCarrol, ami Marrart
Mecarroi hrs At law Of Francis Mccar deceased are ss
or me stat OK tennessee Il is therefore ordered
tn@t Puoatoa be maze for four Consecutive weeks IN tho
Nashville UNION AND AMEaIcANa newspaper publshed n r.
~ ~ ~, saa HSnesidenss to 10 aud appear
Sefe Tue OF the County Court Of stewart eoun 10
be holden at the ceurt house, in said county, in e g.t
or eenar % eonpanants Dill or the sane viii be
fessed as 10 then and set down for bearing eEparte
e.c7-.4l-pr'sfse %. CT ssSSTt Co. V caar.
Ei0nny's COmsined BeapeF and
Mower,
ANJETH WOODS IMPROVEMENr.-.rA,s
w celebrated 5achine ecsveI the hrst premium OF Grad
soLD MznA ss the besteombned Reaping Moving achu
tine great United States Agricultural Fair held LouyiIle
Ky, IN september 1857. The trial near sycu. Me-
YORK IN July where all The pr Spal Mashnes The United
sAs we're Thoroughly tested The committee naie their aa
through Marshal P. Wilder Presids INTEL
seciety, at Lsuisville, KY
also received the ward me best Asaer, a, the sss
Mower oefere tive separate committees, appointed - the Pres.
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society," AZ NasviI
In N.Y. oo over most Of the machines Team
Numerous other premiums sn we're given ths .6i
during the last season. every Machinein America.
The above machines are for sale By the undersigned,
3. Y. CHEATHAN,
General Agent for the sAts.
fISHRR, WHEET.ES A 90
tsoz7-d&NH Nashville. fs-a
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FsNIE dwelling house occupied by Gov. II. Fooe o.
or Vine street. Church and Union Streets III
Fer particulars enquire Of L } Walton at Evans & Go. &
hscI [
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Negroes TO Hire,

EsyWO negro men, Good farm hands Also, negro woman
with children. Said woman is good house ser
want cook &C. will lie hired Al good home for board snC
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgeheld or viciAiiy
j. l.. & X. ". BROWN,
novl-d2T 4iJS Cherry street
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
JAM ES PAR II Q N.

j "A MI Els Ia h l. - In
Author of "IIfe Of Aaron Burr,''etc
Three Volumes G30 to "a pages each with Steel Portraits
Crown oer1vO EDIuos.-ooih Binding, Sc; Sheep, ss75;
HARCsf, go Full Calf, sig.
supsoRBrRs EDlrroE Royal Octave tsolf By Y,scrpon
Calf, SIS.
NTR PARTON several engaged ia the
ration OF work, and has bestowed upon 1t the most
research and investigation. The first volume Of the
Subscribers Edition ssusd since the second was pub
shed spring. aud the third and last Is completed OF
the " and second VolEmss the press have spoken in the
THE life Of Andrew Jackson was indeed eventfu and
he events that crowded INTO his career as pioneer gen
era and are among the most nj N .1
t. him is peculiar, extraordinary and interesting
THESE who have been most familiar with the Of Jack
will ha surprised ei matter the author has
Ssurnsl 1T eIhausts the SUBJECT
ItiIsuaiiy free from the spr Of dsiraesioa the
hand, giorGcation, the other FGpgs and
Advocate.
Il romantic medaval romance and yet has the Adyan.
Of being Home Journal Possesses degree OF
which scarcely be oFerstated NeE York World
"A fesher Vee account was never written OF any hero by
author"Boson Advertiser Ne work Of fiction could
with sustained enthusiasm, than this account Of the real life
Sr 10 st tbS T Is St.oselv interesting Philadelphs
Item 'Psrfectly fascinating -NeE York Day Book The
narrative is flowing and charming. having read the
whole (sne voume) prolonged sttings '-Hsrper's
Weekly 'The difficult where and how to part
company with tNeW York Crsyon '0f intense and per
Interest," New York Observer. he most interesting
political personal history written Of public man
this country Pennsy s style is fairly eloquent
with yFdness and fueney lis accsun OF the defense OF New
Orleans from its inception to its climax interests more deeply
than tale OF chvalry, oriental romance Am mia
Times zone OF tn most interesting and instructive books We
have .'Russells Magazine, Charleston, O. "A
Life indeed and before whh the conventional and COMMON
place biographies modern times sink into stupidity and
Significance New York Journal Of Commerce.
JUST PUBLISHED,
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tie first time genuine biography CT Gen Schuyler is
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ITAIY: FRon THE EARLIEST PERIOD PRE DAY.
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This volume series OF Mr.. Abbotts MonArhes
Continental Europe Of which Austria and RUsss have previous
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PUBLISHED By
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Foar TIorsc fIaiI Coaeh.

TFTHE only one in running rsnrly thrsetin
week and bach, fs0D 7aysttevleto Tuliahoma leavs
Tullahoma Monday wednesday AID Friday leaye sy
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday connect TIE nal
FayetteVsand hsears al T1ahons and for ae seeonnod
5n OF passengers J. b. smith, agent, At TEshoma. Coo
ezmsand saT@ divers Fhe fare through only tive doars
tEf-vH r0uN r. TAVTna
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InsOIVenf Notice.

TTAvING suggested TIE Dickson couuty Court Osrk
insolvency OF Solomon Petty All psrsoas having
CLAIMS aga the same Eofed to fe them with said CIk
prooerT before the 81 day Of March. s6
erthev viii be forever barred JAMES DUNNAGAN,
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koERIs- T.K. sTRATTo
NORRIS * sTRATTON,

1OkRES AZ STRSATTON,
Wholesale GRooERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign d Domestic f.iQuors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
RASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WAVE receipt al gs AID we'll assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors. &C., to which invite the
400 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
$50 bbls N Y and Baltimore Crashed Sugar 4 s1as
$50 Do DO Do Coffee Gssi az. y II. i 10:
100 do do La. Loaf Go1Svp do d
500 bags easice Baltimore Coffee;
100 dc do Laguyra do.
600 sbls choice RebOiIsd MoIasses
g, 6oksgS s. Louis syruPi
TIN PLATE.
2u0 boxes J. O. l0xI4Tin
100 do loxl4 do, very ehssp TOT a..
SUNDRIEs.
$50 boxes Star Candles
200 do Summer do;
800 do 81. Louis aud Mem. Soaps
100 do Starch;
50 cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper,
g g do do Do Do Do s sg6s;;
100 do superior csrS Soda k,paps5.
sgo casks do do;
g casks Dutch haddei
50 do spice;
20 tierces Rice;
Us do WaShboards;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Broons
$50 boxes Tobacco, ali grades Va. 5ranes
500 kegs pure White LEAD;
80 b5ls do Lilseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
50 cases MasOn's Blackinz;u
5000 bags nne Liverpool ssit,
900 bbls KanaEha de-;
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies MAgnols Whisky
coo 90 Raw Ohio Go:
200 do old Country de
80 do Smiths old Reserve do
100 do Old Bourbon do
50 do do Rye %;
IJ0 de Monongahea do;
20 DO Old Port and Malaga v'a.,
20 do A. NJ. Gin;
8pipes Holland Tin;
10 Old Cognas Brandy;
100 cases ST. Julien Cl2Tat Winei
s0bsskess Champagne sztrEi
1867 cases Brandy
800 packages Domestic Brandyt
$50 barrels Cider Vinegar;
| W u many other articles for the Grocery trade.
Sell MORRIS < STRATTON.
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CaEATHAH. SEATHAH.
w. a e. 4. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GgOCERS, AND DEALERS

CasATHAk. SEATHAH.
w. a e. 4. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GgOCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, VINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND GRERCH S7REEES
Nashville, Tennessee.
NETE arjustin receipt of large and we'll selected stock
w Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting in part fsliOws
$50 bids Sugar. ali grades; 10000 genuine Havana Ciysrs
go bhls ehcise Mossses; 20G kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do I0o dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
ice bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Wslnuts
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls Pecans
l5o boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filberts.
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BKSANnIES, WINES, &C.
25 Il K = choice French Branies;
20 ~ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill Clsret,
100 bbls fine Robertson County WHISKY
2S bbls pure old Rye do
S co DO do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky Brandy
Gin, &C.
Agents the Dupont Hazard sycamore Powder Til. IN
dergrsd Icing the only AgeEsin Nashville Of the
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine FOR sale.
1900 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 D. do DO 5000 Esss Sycamore. Blasting
2O0O kegs Hazard 90 do Powder;
900 y DO do Go $50 csses Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Bedford Co..
der. safety fase.
jann q. &. 2. =. CHEATHAh, Agents.
OupontsPowder Joy, Bickford Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse
Sycamore do
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
s . M@M @RzE H1EWME

10 nalInore, Philadelphia, New York
ana Boston, and the only Road Ia
Washington City.
GENITAL OHIO AND RALTFmoyzE avn
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminals at Baitiuore .nS --bs-
ton City on the East Columbus on ~ WeSe a.
II connects with Railroads for and from al Do ts N re-
West, SOutb-Eesf snd North-weat.
Passengers By this Route Ts the Giles o. E.r,o-e
New York. or Boston, % the coss cke % H
YORK or Boston alone, By 0thcr gneL
a. tickets can also be procured via Washington C5 b
t1s Aasern Cities at an adiitoaai charge OK 50 only
SieepinS cars attached % al aght trains.
All principal points. Fr-s o~ -
men and travellers for pleasure information s
Al ene Eastern Cities comparatively snail exee
ae scenery Is celebrated for wonder fu s1br
rI ~ the world It's systs Of day AMI ask
to-e rs splendid equipmen exclusive telegraph lines. ~
s ~ ~ o. coable track It's Gne hotsls unde survs-
and comfort ~ NC passengers spSsu, SaitB
h Iesss snd Baggage Checks can be procured ata
eltit tai Dad and Steamboat Offces IN ne West
80 ' e - VA ne Baltimore aad Ohio Railrocd.
- f-setII1, Master Transportation B kORR
T. n SOLE. General Ticket Agent, q ORR
II SILLY an, Gen. western agent B 4 % RI
"a ~, n. ~ VT Prest G ORR.
spril19 ~ NsA AicAes agent, Y D X
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a FINE FARM.

a FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIGab bic Land for Sa e.
955 acres Clear ed, and I'm Il fine state
of Cultivation.
TFyUIS Farm mile from Jones Station, the Win
chester and AlahArS Railroad nine miles from Wizohef
ter three Eles fro salem, in Franklin esnaty. Or thu
Farm comfortable dwelling, seed nsErs esbns and AL
necessary Close TO the dwelling hne spring,
good Cern plenty Of failing stock water The land
ALL RICH aud for cultivation, stands unsurpassed ~
IL the county propose sell this valuable Tract OF Land
and would persons who wish know about is 10 John
white Nashville, TeDu AS. Coiyar, Winchester they
can refer to on the premises.
HARVEY S. WILLIAMS,
oct a1-tg Winchester Franklin county, Tenn
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ANTE-D SPEPTEC
YEAS'I' POWDERS

This excellent article for rendering Bread Buscu MGf
fms Waes Ginger Bread, Cruss Of Pies all kinds OF
and fancy Cakes Buckwhea and other grdie Cakes
simultaneously light we'll nutritious. 1t is generally
sdered that Of Dyspepsia,
arise from the practice Of eating heavy Bread and Cakes If
little Of hpowder he added to hoed Puddngs Crus Of Pot
Pies it will only make them paaiable
deeshe, thus removing the principal objection their
use. Price, 25 cents per Box PreparedsE sold by
STRETCH & FORBES,
Druggists, Nashville Tenn
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EH1AKEN up By ASpREw WALLAcr, In lh Dhiret q ssl
head yellow Greek, ten miles e0uth
Charlotte, DARK Bay EEoFses sway back, poor,
fosted fourteen half hands high and aSoat aeen years
old. Appraised 18th November, 1850, 70 935.
nov23-E3ts A. J. ALIEN, kzager
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SEASONS ARRkN GEEEENT
LasEtA Is co.'s L. 49,
Cincinnati and Nashville Pioneer

yE.F following comprise regular line and will
main permanently the trade during the entire season,
and in al cases shippers may rely the Punctual departure
Of these boats advertised:
Steamer NASHVILLE-P. X. BARCLAY, Master.
stesmer QIENWOOD-J. A. FRAzIER Master,
steamer MFLROSg-WM. MErcAIyE, Master.
steamer CLIPPER-T. J. BRUCE, Master.
II. II. HARRISON
5ecoa ON A. HAMILTON, Agents
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Tennessee Champion M
Portable Plantation aRd FIGURING
Mill stone Establishment.

RURR MiiLstonss Of all szss hand aud made orde
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved pate1t Mill Spndes
siill Gearing Boiling Ciots Bong Hosting and ReguAs
Screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris. All
which warranted Of quality and to give ssaetior
All orders and communications promptly 4itsnded to
j. IS. WARNE;
juae22-s&gu Nashville. fenn
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FIFTY DOLLARS IEEWARD.

TftE above viii be given for the apprehension
negroes, runaway from the Gubscriber, Altanon
Grandy county, Tennessee, the night Of the third honday
in September last The lodging them IN j. 90 st
&c. tkcn and notifying Of th1t fc. And aso $50
for the apprehension Of Whs peron
cerned IN The eeoyns s az that Be nag Be dealt with
csTding to Justice
Description OF the Negroes.
TIE eldest ao7 isrt sorty-e-ht years
walks little lame in Of her feet. Tbs
boys twelve and thu other years o
all black spprshenaed, the especia Ike
y deny her and the pcs Of his ao, II Of said
Frces be found together will give propoon Of he
above reward for any er two sfthem.
decl-u4s A. P. FORREsTRR
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Notice of Insolvency.

VEyE creditors John Rufus deceased hereby notified
10 file their claims authenticated tie law directs, with
he CLERK OF the County Court Of Weakley county, Tennessee
Al his Office 10 DRESDEN before The 9TH day OF april 6l
having his day suggested the insolvency Of said estate, and said
CLERK having apponte day adudcGte The claims against
The same Tor proraa distribution among the said creditors
nsc lO Is60 W r ROSS, Administrator
dacoQ-W3t OF the estate Of John Rufus.
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TEVAERN up By JAS Bows, Jr. Turnbuil In "a DsT
in said county, fourteen miles Ssrth East Of Charlotte.
Dark Say Horse Is hands two inches high. shod al
round nine old. saddle oos his
back Apprsse 2sth October, is60 TO sit9.
ROv23-W3gs A. J. ALIEN llAnga.
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"a g.

20 s. "a q a
CHARGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1860,
Passenger Trains, East and Wes will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga I:30 NJ AID las A NJ.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30 A N and 40 P q.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 L and A NJ
LII rail connection and shorstroue Boston, New YORK.
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warrington City, Rchmonl
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery Menu his. New Orleans, &c
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western ard Atlantic Railroads
Through TcSsts De had any hour application to
Ticket Agent Office st Depot following places and
A. the following prices. viz:
NasbviIIs Ia Nsg York via Fat Tenn Va routs $50 Is
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~ office.

yEyHE partnership heretofore existing under the name and
style OF Bingham, Mullen Co. IS this day dissolved ~
Grm viii please st the OF OF French Irwin Reid cor.
CLARK street, and settle er accounts or hey
will al on I've placed in the hands Of ocer for collection.
n French to receive and receipt for and
scc,unts BINGHAM MULLEN & co.
dargN-
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EsTgAYS---DfcksOn County.

TEVAKRN pby W. HEagE 10 TN District Of said county
Say Mare, tx a9ds high, bay eo.or. forshssA
about IS sid e hind foot white, hack, and unsho
Appraised 23d 0esobsr, Isgo, 70 81 A. J. ALIEN,
nov23-w3ls - Ranger
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sEWkEG MACTEaE ES.

cCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. 4. BEbbs, Proprietor.
FyyIS spacious brick BUILDING just completed
Theproprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting
sndurnsng rooms, make them neat and comfortable
The for the reception OF boardeTs visitors nG
Travellers proprietor afford ample accommodations
persons An omnibus with good and safe team viii be
convey passengers the Hotel and back TO the
DEPOT again proprietor try to make rstcass
Hotel, and hopesto share liberal patronage.
augl8 DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
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TEyHR subscriber is prepared to execute with the gresesf
propness all contracts large, which be tea
jerd stye and upon ters fail to give Sssse
ton He is also prepared TO execute AL manner OF
AIHEe AND AARBLlhe-
that department secured the services Of the mostexps'
and experienced artists.
TIE subscriber would request persons having work in his ne
rive him call before making fRa arrangements
Z. 7. FLEMING,
coTr g,r,,
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Money
House for Rent
Found.

N tx Cherry Gay for the balance of the
suitable for Boarding House. Apply on the premises
No ia sepS0-u
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d DICKEY,
Hlvq5 Il Market street..
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nAsrrAcrunEp Is 81. Louls, y.

At Tie Naa and Mortar, lIarAet street opposite
Union street, Nashville,
yEAvING received full supplies Of FRESH GOODS O1er1
for SALE st the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL ISsTRU'
MENTs.
Paints, Oils and window Glass,
vARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT. VARNIsH COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Fine Tooth and Hair Brushes and Cap Paper Steel
Pens, Inks, &c.
Tobacco, SmuTfs and Cigars,
Powder sno Lead ard Safe,y Pure Wines, Brandies
Spirits, &c.
GOED, TEN AND COPPER FOILs,
Pine Cutlery, Canes, Pistols, &c.
FI,AGG's coon SAMARITAN'S
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
F1uoric Ac;c Preserve Jars,
Benziue, Flower Pots,
Burning Fluid, wines,
Candles Plaster Paris,
ST1ess Bristol Brick,
Else Teas DemtohBs,
storch Swedish Leeches,
Pv,ract ~ coFee Shoulder Braces,
w all Paper
4,3OO Bolts!
Gold Satin Oak Velvet Glazed, PlHn, Borders Fine Board
Prints Centre Pieces,
statuary, Papers Assorted.
Mixed Paints, Assorted,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
BY
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containing several prOmsory notes aud other
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