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DENTISTRY.


sFSass1xA ARTIFICIAL TEET'H-The best,
cheapest and replete Dental Estaban-
sfFFg&S$aA aent in New Orleans, is DR gIELDING,a,
.~@4I1IIIJI 94 Canal Btfest. q FI375Es7a3T'
His facilities for nipuating TeehaEe unsurpassed
By any Praeiea mist n tho Southern States
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience skill integrity which
Dental Science produce. .. .l. 10y n,
Every Artificial Tooth s Of surprising beauty which eane
be detected from the productions nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth
beasy and warranted satisfactory for eaon atena-
ton. sT7T-TT
tracing Teeth without PAIN shpeedn anything before
tanned BY the profession astonishing ali who witness it.
All Operations In Dentistry performed with skill
for eheapness and utility by ohers Unak
fully applied Toet and FIT guaranteed ut mod
crate charges Aths following prcea,
campaigning each If deare Il represented
nfter two months trial their money will be returned
Full sets Sterling Silver base. 90
Full sets finest finish gums, 20 90
Full sets vuIcanised Rubber equal geld so 90
Full sets on carat gold base beautiful 90 to 50 90
Full q gold base LES 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited
and examine before engaging else where. GS tts
Tt4 DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n6 IL zEy 7..-. 1874 Canal street.
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AUCTION SALES.

g = c = -
=, /, A RETAIL DRUG STORE AT AUCTION. ~ 4,
By GARDNER SMITH 81 CO., n
.s = Successors to J. A. Beard Co.,
4 ~ GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer. ~
t.s~r T. 10 4N~ Office. u Common street
r. 25th inst # { 10 a-a O'Clock
Iss Ss
feamey Fine Show Window Show Cases and Bottles coun
One Fine Soda Fountain. t
Druggists attention particularly called to This sa Ala
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE OF THE VERY LATEST
Styles nearly new sold account Of retiring from ouse
By JULIAN NEVILLE, 3d., g.
res go. Office, II Commercial Place.
sstp 81 t.: le ,s s's ss1
AIDES, Mepomene the entire Of said
dwelling at public auction vii be sold, viz
''--'. Choice Bedroom Furniture.
Dining room Furniture.
Splendid Carpets nearly
Glassware, French and Bohemian '
Pa1or and Bed room Shades r.,
Mantle Ornaments Pictures, etc,
Everything appertainng TO house keeping
a9@ss w No b 70 visitors on Monday I'D
RT-rERMs- Cash on delivery. sel9
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Linen and Cotton Shirts, Clothing and Dry Goods.
BY H. SAMORY,
G. SAMoRY, Aucioneer,
Auction Rooms No. As Old Levee street,
between Customhouse and Bienvle streets.
=, b anctjsn snesrasm' 10 Is oil Leves Street r.
between Cusornhouse and Benye streets. will b. sold al
NN'"'' so dozen Linen aud Cotton Shirts.
An assortment Of ready made Clothing.
An assortment of seasonab!e Dry Goods "a,
|, Rg-TERMS--At rale. sez5
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7r.oss qtyPr.y-p-. ). .wrar.

sssSyssSsss. LOSS OFT TEEETH-Dr. J. WEaTs
liz Sc. Charles continues guppy ths
sfHE2Ss LOSS OF TEETH without wires Or springs
lLIIA-J upon his new principle of self adseson This
method has procursd him universal aprfobon, and
lnsndsd he most system Of simplifying AR?I
perfect articulation nsaticaor perfect asd natural
In appearance defy detection the observer DR.
Vests pelho frg teeth with gold combines eli the resrn
improvements Those interested VIII End these
thanks inhabitants Of New Gleana and vicinity for ths
practice hsF have favored hin fer the last so
years. ONCE and residence liz e. GhaElss ssest second doc
from Lafayette Square = eahR
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zts PASS CHRTSTTAN E2OTEl-THIs HOTEL.
i DC opened for the cepfon of visitors The LIST June
De- Il is good order and will be conducted in liberal style
Board, $50 per month. Children servants half price,
nfl4 SIN 49,. JOHN MCDONALD
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New 0rsans.S
Eeit remembered that this 18th day December
before the subscriber Justice Of s
city aforesaid personally appeared oner Galiad President
nd A. Secretary Of the Gzes Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that The above Just
rue and correct transcript the books Company
&S f}H 81 o. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- day. December Is
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of orleans
1.-THE Board of rustss have resolved Der cant in
serest the outstanding Certificates Profits for the
1851 1883 and 1859 and after second MONDAY Feb
ruArJ next. -. .z.4......- .r-.~s
-fRusTERs-
Geo. ". West, go r. PHunt,
Jae A. White, NJ. Musson .s.z. T,.
Doqgles test Martin gordsn, Jr.,
H. jaHfHoD, Numa AIgustn,
Ar. MiHenoerser, Cesaire Olivier, .spG
T. J. LeisF, A. Bonn,
e. A. Gmer GaiIlard.
The Company continueto insure pers
and vers and loss and damage by current racs
| premiums. ".-rzsg ~ f-srsI
Ms- Office. No. sCarondeletstreet. 7zFs dl7 II
!
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FIRST JusncE's CoUnr, JAS. DRUMMoND vs. s. GwART-
t@ NEY 4. GoNERi, SURETY
RY CONSENT of the parties, I will pro-
~ coed TO sell on FRIDAY, the 27h day Of september,
lsolr II clock NJ the premises No. 2j Ca ondelet
street, between Caiope and Clio streets
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TEEMS-Cssh on the spot.
f. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the PArith Of 0rleans,
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Far certificate examination animals offered for sale
litgious medical and veterinary Jurisprudence the
sing Rrtce Of settlement OF arbitration between
eonesn9 parties, etc In visiting diseased animals, whether
prescribing by letter. planters other persons living
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M PRIVATE RIDING ACADEMY.
E9gg1 80 RAMPART STREET. Between Grayier an,
EIE MN Peruiln streets

inns establishment, under the Engagement Of d. L. r. Del
eu opened exclusively tor The Orlsan Light Horse
private families. The proprietor has taken great pains place
1t unou the test desirable footing.
The programme of each lesson Of the shall he exhibited
at the Riding Academy studies shall be accompanied
completed by special course OF hppatries 10 render each
student familiar with the internal mechanism OF tbs gn
NAL structure of the horse give h the rationale OF the
important points the education Of the rider regards the
proper be used the best appliances to be employ
ed. the harvesting etc. etc,
Til. course will be followed by few general hygiene precep
order from this noble quadruped, the
pleasures hts wants and dangers all he service
ne can render without being injured hereby rider
cap bile Of apprcc ang all that is really useful well
agreeable in equestrian exercises.
The WIN may honor this establishment with their pat
runHge will all the comfort ana attention which they have
right to expect Spacious galleries have b, fer
accommodation Of parents accompany their children th
Riding Academy.
Carriages will rpon their order all persons who ma,
desire 10 ride to the Riding Academy.
Horses for promenades. paradeS, process ions etc.
Always hand number of choice Riding Horses for Indie
and gentlemen Horses OF ali gHits sea- 3tawlm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DisTnIcr CoURr SUCCESSION OF CARL zlTz
WHEREAS, Franciska Ecikh arGft has PEE
w titiOned this Geurt for Letters Administration
of the int Carl Zizman, deceased intes:ate-
Malice is hereby given all whom it may concern show
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should granted.
BY order Of the Court.
F. MICHOT Deputy Clerk.
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From O'Clock A. ~ O'CLOCK A. 81. District
From u O'Clock A. NJ. II O'clock NJ, Firss District
Arrangements be taken with Dereu by the month
gar for shoeing animals, the liberal terms
and conditions.
purpose will be exclusively reserved for the members the
medical profession who wish The study Of
comparative anatomy and medicine. hey will also find
Or. Deeu's dsp.nsa complete Of chemical eagenis
surgical and dsscctng instruments and all other articles
petailng this important branch of medical science Dir.
Dereu will always feel highly hohored whenever his
leagues Of tie medical profession will favor his Embellishments
with
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ENGLISH SUGAR KETTLES.
From the celebrated Works of r. & j. Rankin Liverpool

The uHde ned have constantly hand complete assert
Of Sugar Kettles at the foloEins prices ill., sa
CAST IRON KETTLES
~ &c inches included 81 per inch 70 70 s.
Inches at 81 rs per inch.
WROUGHT IRON KETTLES
n 10 cents per pound.
NJ. H. de LIZARD Il CO,
Se2l I'm 81 Benrie street
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PAACAtS0ULA HOUSE

d n*s Fssslei, n sX7&HJtfE "a =sA1a BOILaR
e a AAFpFAGftEX betresr Poydres ana HeriH- only
w. Tao understand having 4rgeg iECYBtspG h;h vcrs
sucps and having ell the facilities u fill
Tor description u BOILERS In lesa TING and rsteg
they ha had n Sion w toe South Jn,port For rs
Forth
&lszsso naad, DOUBLE sbUED BulIIaRs froua 10 81
a. fest long, and 4G tLnhes diameter ID
Aiso CYLINDER BOILERS, 80, So, Is
taV, and isnsthg
Pho Fronts Crate ars Same Pipaa, Vsvo. ssp qoussut
hand. 2
All work wt he and worknEn
anip
Psrtes Wishing 10 purchase oisrs ptstioau atsazz
6svus respectfully invited ard igdRo To-
tsuse1Fos NIX vSw' n ~CTTT
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4 PROCLANIATIONo-B BY THE POSTMASTER
OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

4 PROCLAnIATIoNs-B THE POSTMASTER
+AGENERAL OF The CONFEDERATE STATES OF
Whereas By the provisions Of the Sd section
Eess, approved August 3Olh 1861, entitled Collect
10y distribution, the moneys remaining in the several Post
Of the several States ut the the postal service
tsn charge by the said Government, tits made the duty
the Postmaster General to make proclamation that all persons
who citizens OF the Confederate States OF America and WHO
have rendered postal service in Of the States of this
opfdesacy under contrasts or appointments made by the
took charge such service shall present their
this Department. Veef and established according
rues prescribe therein TO he set forth not
Ses tEn six months md requiring the claimant under
cath how much has bcca paid the ayen DR.
sc0ur appointment which said claim
the further Of the whole any puron
balance of such claim the Government of the United
r y Whether they performed tny the service according
Ta appointments during the lime for viii they
and a DEDUCTIONS have hecn made from tG nay far
hev BOW of any failure or partial failure, per-
ot N uaafeeae / JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
% L. 0teeGte OF America do issue this proClnnU
Ion re-, string ali persons having clsns Tor poln service
nde the foregoing proyroGs Of The 81 section Of The above
present said claims u The Andor of the Treasury
for the 70 sofe eper5ment for examination or before
Tie l3b DIV AT Ma en- 1852 IN order that may make report
~ !n,1rnSs V the thereof required by law.
I;l Gp presenting and verifying the claims will he
be5 On ehcau9E the Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Snd berh Tequre all persons who have heretofore col
o,S Srse Potnl the States composing the
lime a nf4de Se took charge Of the postal service to
out de Nh tend TO the Auditor Of the Treasury
Ior he po. 0sce Department before the 18th Gay Of
ncfober noSt n ra @Tal ledger account with the United
Stano far ~ yic vt the sosOice Department to the
fsat SntnS IN a vlaace with the general regulations of
a P OeS Danart, Asled May l5th 1850, Tug eX
hbng The bH9Mcss in sea" St he PostoRiss Bepi iment
nj the Canioderae states 81 sen fich:Ond Virginia,
the 18Th day Of September s'hG gSe iti ISSl = Reagan
so9a tt,,yat,n % Postmaster General.
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PREMIERE JUSTICE PAX, }JAMEs DRusiAIoND vs.. s.
paroi pe"r e. GETTGN E. i GoSSRf
HU CONSENTEMENT DIES parts, JIG proce-
~ derai le MA RDI e 2ieme jgnr de sepenDre lSnl, a
Cailiope, la de-
UN LOT DE MEUBLES.
Saisis dams lAf1ire CidessuS.
CONnITIONS-Cornptan moment de 'adjudicaon.
f. T. PARKER,
sel4 l6 ~ u Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orl6ans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-27

VERY desirable In the UsloN AND AMKRIoAs Bull
Ing for the remainder o. the year, with the privilege
exit year Apply st this 0Sss nov. @dtf
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&C., CLARK d FULLER'S
AnobrOSia1 OH
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRS,
IERES


Beassee, KArAche ToohAche in three minutes; Rheumatism
cOugh SsuraIgs oolds ErysPelss BrOnse Us Dy.PsPs.
Cuts Burns Bruises sprans oh1PgsS HaSSs Pie; . ucss.
psns saDao aS Hsad Tse
Btes Spider Btes. Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world is cha
lengsd Tor s eqsa o @ e,s. spraS sTpney Poll Evil
RstulA and harness Gala fresh Wounds or swengs
s rH snS u he feet and bath well about the fog Of
the foot Cures all cataneOus diseases man or beast
of he virtue 81 AxsRosLL healing proper
es responsible who are ABOVE being oough than can
ee Dot assert cure Tor every alady which the human
amy subject but what proclaim we can s1bstantate
ton and throughout the South and Southwest BY all good
drusgs and general dealer The south may be Justly proud
search produceda really worthy meaeLe which bound
20 ive much Of the worthless imported trash with which
ps osII a. our Office where we will pleasure
- sverisenent some Of which from Physicians
h standing, who using Il in their Practice IS they state
Wssseuee the world to produce remedy speedy
SyS RsSd he evidence Of tbs virtue Fuers
ossI OIL evidence SO authsIc and from persons whose w"r
and standing are rrepr0a'hAOs FAX al E
Sole PrOpesors Nashville, Tenn Depot 81 College street.
Tor ale By The Prspe.Ors. and all Druggists and country
,,.--ch.nts novIO-v6m
%oyINGTON RAIL MILL eOMPANY.-TAil Company
- 70 an orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest
tcs the MIL has the capacity to turn out IO son, week
es old to Rail that will not AinAte and insure per-
feet weld -. -
Street Rsirosd Bars also be furnished OF a pan re
rIr and new Railroad Of different lengths and sizes
an order A prompt and careful attention. and a!
oe the materials Will be used In the hands OF sku
uea Company hope give entire sstsfAcon TO those
wv my R.BUCRANAN h SON, AGENT
Cincinnati, Ohio.
W n Clement, President Little Misni X Co.
f.hn 4 Lewis, President Covington and Lcxngten Co.
Csrs.in Mcoloan Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
~oad
LTOumedeu President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
. uarlS-T2t
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nri7a4tprsssss,

CHILIs HAR and others compliments LRrfin Brooks
n and Other observation-disclosures Bill March RueE9n
motion complainant BY bis solicitor. and appearing to ts
sfaeton Of The Clerk Master, Allegation in
panents bin which that defendant Lazin Brooks,
resident Of the State Of Tennessee Il 10 therefore order
ed that publication made for four successive weeks In the
Union and American, pubiEhed in the city Of
Nashville rqcrng the nonresident defendant appear BE-
fore the Chancey Court 0anesoro before the second
Sooday In August 1881 ssd c0aplAinanfs bill the
Win be confessed for hearing
psrte 70 him. WILLIAM II. B09TS, o & Nj
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TRIm1zINGS STOKE.
SCAR oHME q CO.,
Have Just sOsnsd At their Stsad,
No. Z SiOn stree
--.crIoN sALE THIS MORNING.

AUCTION SAIL 20
s,.s 4, he rurniturs to be icld b BEL shrLDa 4
1no-uinr at 10 sleek tbey III SCI t1e kemnans
= reeeq rocsFn, embracing N part s9s fobeece.
,.. pr..dr DO Fshiag Tackle sanetrss RckIss sung
p, cordisls. otArd cognae md tlnnetss B.1 1cotsh
mas. -N[1r--it
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Chancery Court, WoodburY.

TNyH0NA9 w WOOD, Bushton, Stone & % Payne 4
cohart; Martins, Peddle Hamrck Moss, Brother CO..
MeFesiin. Tatmsn Co.. TreWit Brother; c. H. Garden
a Co., Lebby. Monlfon 4 Woodruff Thompson. Bulin &
Valentine; 4 Taylor; Thompson Lyons; Robert R.
Levc; Levio, RasIn Co BarGofA Co.; Abbott Johns
4 Co.; ShAfer Roberts 90 Lepingcott, Hunter Scott
Baker Brother; Stlson Stone; Burnett, Sexton sweren
GER spooner against all the creditors Of carmihAl
St. Johne n1Ans-orginAl RiIt appearing from
az the complainant, that the said defendants
Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
them Therefore Il Is ordered
by Clerk Master that publication be made Of this order fer
consecutive weeks the Nashville Union and American,
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee
requiring said DESCENDANTS 10 make their appearance here,
before the chancey Court the Rext Of said COURT to be
holden for the county Of Cannon. the court house In the
Of Woodbury., the st Monday, next after the 4h Mon
day IN March, 1861 then plead eomplsnsnts
said bill, will be taken fer confessed and set down
for hearing parte March 9Th, 1851.
- 't---rf TH0S. q. WOOD, c. & NJ,
ruar2-v4t Ohancerv Court. Woodbury..
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pursuance Of inerlocuoy decree made ct the last tsrm
81 the Chhncey Court. OF Monroe county, the Of
hsGhee VI J. W. Niles and WIFE, and others Will,
se frat Monday In May At the house Linden,
eer for sale to the highest bidder credit Of and two
years. Sc Of lama lying Tennessee River at the mouth
Of Deer Greek Perry county Tennessee, belonging
fJohn Nchee, deceased The purchaser required
bond bearing Interest from date, good securities,
nd LEN will be retained the land until purchase
l. paid. ISAAC N RULME,
mer-a4tpr's&3 Special Commissioner,
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TeAAC HKsTARD. Admir- complainant, VS. Susan Hestand
and Others defendantss-0rginal BIAt March Rules
On motion Of complainant BY his solicitor, and appearing
me satsiacon Of the CLERK Master from aegz
roHplannnt1 Bill, which that the defendant vii
liam Hes4ds ncnresdert OF the State OF Tennessee tis
ordered publicao the
Union and American Newspaper published in the city Of NASH
viie requiring the said resident dendantto appear before
the chancey Court Gancboro before the % Monday
in comp bill the viii
Be- taken conssIed and for hearing parte him.
WILLIAM II Bolts, c 4 NJ.
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OFFER for se A. W interest In the stock Of Hard
OF Mcoslls & Ra A B. Montgomery special 'psY
Any person having inclination engage in the Hard
business will address the subscriber fer
W.T.. FALL,
eeb00fw3u Administrator Of A. W. McCaii decd
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ADmTNIsTRATORss NOTICE

FHNHE Insolvency cf the Samuel Z.
suggested before the CLERK Of the Court
Of 0veron county Tennessee and all persons having
against sad estate required, order Of the Clerk,
before said Clerk duly eulhentcae before the
Monday Of August 1861, they will be barred All
indebted required immediate payment
20 they will be SIZED. March 5th. 1861.
HENRY O. ANDREW,
marl2 u3spr' sfeeS3 Administrator.
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NOTICE.


flames A. LEWIS VI Bottel Bredden.-A.tschnent I'm
this from sdsF hlsd IL appearing my satisisc
that defendant, Botte BrOddsn ID resident Of the
State Of Tennessee, and indebted to plaintiff in the Of
ee5 co. II IS therefore ordered by that publication be
four weeks In the Union and American,
msndng said defendant to appear before at house in
Perry county Tennessee the eighth day Of April 1861, to
plead, demrr plaintiffs attachment the same
win be proceeded with according 70 This 9Th day Of March,
1861. J. P. LEDBETTER, 3.
aaAf5'6l-W4tpr'sfe es3 for Perry county, Tenn.
IHE undersigned having determined large HIS BOOT
II ANDSH0E ESTABLISHMENT, in order TO supply far
possible, all persons 10 want Of good article.
Having my Tannery and making most Of my heavy
Leather prepared and deerned sell at the lowest
extra nducemen to those wishing
encourage Home instead Of Northern Manufactures particularly
sIl Heavy Boots Shoes and Negro BrOgans,
also,
and shoes Of all sizes and qualities to order.
order be successful will have connne sales
euyey CASH. in eschdR0e for Hides, therefore all
orders presentation. Spend money where
get Il again. JAMES W HAMILTON,
No. South College street, Nashville,
doors fsOm Grooms, Oarret & c.,
ianI6-dLElm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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GODEY,s LADY's BOOK for 1sSrSEsSy; iS Sa re
calved by -. -.
PETERsON,s LADIES' MAGAZINE, for 6 6ee
rusry, Just received BY - -
ESOWE m MAGAZINE, for February
AN GREEN 4 90,
vamf1w PaDeFa-Price cent? n. T. Herald, 10 olsVlAie
.--si cincInnsn Commercial, Baltimore ean SnAhie.l'n
S-1 ST Ious Republican Louisville oouner' &C. &C
NEW B0OBS.
constantly receiving all the new and popular NkW
,,,s,ra IN Per,er and Cloth hindinga.-
S00nir ITFyR AND $EWSHAFEhS.
anr.1 rARrrYof Literary snc heSspaPeis, which
i 81 prices Come and subscribe II you
- - -, 80 reading matter cheap. ~. -, -.
a1e.e Of Letter. Note ard foolscap
- laree sistea Inks, Steel and eolc fens' Blank
Pafe.. ,rt..i Note snd Dfxn Books, &c &C
boeA, :. - - +s.f 1ls GREEN %,
Gall - ..t 1900 No. Q. Union Street.
$50 TUNING AND REPAIRING.
FA---pnRF WI hencsforth make Nashville his perma,
q ~. -.sisenoe. and vsilszne Rlanos, OFEa1Sf
eons IL ne year oreng,s, ssnlog, ano csp 49,
a11 aimee be viii spend - Eeef psyeg
On ~ e11 rnd vicinity he sAhelsS
~. Esss,sas cay hue srso.
= 1lseselPe ssae - grRsisosle ~
e Frye sssbAN sPna essAy'h
ra<i IN - q. esssansT ssfeyesn
,,-.esss .sess ~ f'e'~,-1 q
sea
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n NV Nj
FURNITURE STORE

gHyHn bscrber takes fn slhod q Informing bis patrons
and the public generally that h hzs Just arrived fem e
HAST splendid Of fashionable Furniture 30 uhlnh
ntted e store No. 90 Market at nct door % ne ea
b. dealing, merit fas
q patronage psrtculary desiTous 20 sheH 2 hese
wishing 70 pufchnss stock q Mattresses Just nsd stn
equal, not othera IN the market ~
At Ne "Red Store No. 30 Market street. you VIII meet w
attentive clsrks Who deem Il pleasure % snoN fe ssoeks
whether wsh purchase not. 10 coE1ecioS sf1"
arg other esfaolietssenf
1 rof6-2n SAML HkhbhAh.
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Notice to shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

SOFERIH1FHDKNTe Off1Ck. [
NAssvILLz, Tenn, March 8, le6i.l
TNreehts rsm West consigned to the agent the Nashville
n kChattanooga n Nsshveand designed for ship
over eoad Of said Company arriving a. Esshvis 10
greater quantities. than shipped Immediately the road
or stored In Ct the company that temporary
and have for the to be found elseEher
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage reason
able And uuifor ARRANGEMENTS made with AessB
Davis and Harrison Ne Front street, for the storage Of All
river reiehts corsgnes Of S0 ton Of
pounds which will Extra Draysge storage and harding
Insurance. missions all expenfes
10 storage They sgreeng protect the feghts r forty
days. without additional charge. II protection for that
length Of found necessary from cssseshch not
ancraed particular attention will be paid 70 Dates and
each lot foFusrde nm. txfricn will be made
TO givs expedition noysne 40 ntths and obTies no
= NsrIO-H 81 R.w COLE, supt.