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GROCERIES,.

CHEAPEST FLOUR STORE-GOOD FAM
" lily -four 81 90 70 -; choice double extra S. %
N 80; best do 80 bO superhne rye -four, LIST quail
NY % 20; small profits and quick sales; delivered
free in New York, Harlem, MlnhAttanville Norris
lana, Brooklyn, WilliAmsburHh, Jamaica, Astoria
Hunters Point, GreenponL Staten Island, Newark
u. j, Jersey CITY, dc, &c, or on board steamhnats
railroads, &c. W. b. GILLETTE, 2O4 Front ~
nsAr Fulton ferry. SEQ 24acsiTa
CROUERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI Milion-Cheapest store In the world. Goods
delivered free. THos. X. AGNRW, 900 Gresnwich
-, and 80 Murray st., New York. selO 24ac'14s
ELOUR-FLOUR-FL AND
Il cheap for cash. Look at the prices.
Good Flour for 80; Superior Flour, % 90 Extra
Superior, %; Choice Extra, 90 80.
Al II. y. OOrLEb Icheap stores. lA and 1876
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TOR LIvRRPOOL-THE MAGNIFICENT
clipper ship ELLEN AUSTIN Capt Garr,ck,
sail Sept. 2sth, having unelused state root.
" Imodat ons on deck. F,r passage ai tbs low
81 pusSioe raies, apply on board or W Y COLLINS
& Co, At the Office on pier 0, North River.
se94 Tiis
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CoAI,-BEST PEACH ORCHARD. RRb
~ and white ash cosi, always on hand a, the low
~ market price, Al oUERIPELa llo Canal aud
80 Sixth ave, be. 2oth aud both st. sei2 sAnosl9o
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EoR IoNDoN-THE SPLENDID SHIP
l. CoRNELIuS GRlNNELIs sails OF. Ist, from
pier 10 East RIVER, passengers taken In % cabin
aud found In provisions, a reduced seerag, RATES
for passage apply ~ THos q. ROCHE, ~ sJuth
st. se25 G'i25
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sTEAnBOATs.

CHANGR OF HOUR FOR KRYP0Rr.-
NIOu and afler this date, the ste1nbat KEYP0Rr
will leave New York, fojt of Robinson 81 daily,
Sundays excepted, Al O'Clock, p. NJ, and Keyport
as A.. N. 24a1'in
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CHRAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
~ s.Aisn island; Pare cents BY st.iea Island
farIy bot u whitehall ~ bea the Battery and BoGth
berry. BoAAa lssve every hour from A N. 70
Up. n On hns. Sundays svsry half hour 70 7 r.
n issT t-1n
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TROY AND BOSTON
IL and
WESTERN VERMONT RAMRoADA

Diroct route for
RUTLAND, BURLINGTON, K0UBEs POINT,
MONTREAL OGDENsBUR0, BEL
LOWS FALLS AUD BOSTON.
-Four trains daily between
FAST DAY EXPRESS
vnIoUan MoHTREAL AHD oaDENaBUH9Gs
Passengers leaving Troy by this linz, a 1915 r.
N, will reach Burlington, Houses Point, ksntreAl
and ogdsnsburgh, same time wilh thoss lsAVing Ave
hoaru eArlisr via any o.hsr rouis.
NIGHT MKKPNa CAR HxPKnsi
snoUsA 10 HoAxRAAh A1B oaDn~aSuIaKl
10 <A~ss W 0Aaa % sAsa4aR q
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pOARD AND LODGING AT THOMP-
- SON Stood bOard and lodging - 90 aud 80
week Al,o ruOms for men and thor wives % aud
S. = week wish board; day boardeTs and dodgers
taken low rates; sLao lodging for 70 cts and 81
wssk. sei3 24Isc'l92
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DAY BOAT TO ALBANY-STBAMRR
~ ARMENIA leaves foot Harrison n. every Mon
day. "wednesday and Friday. Fare W Buffalo 81, "
you buy tickets n 929 Broadway, oor Park Place.
sell 24ao'1T0
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C0AI.-si.3S PER TON, THIS wERK
~ only, for the best rcd and white ash ooal
roye, range, crate and furnace sizes, delivered frss
And clean oeice ltsk Bovsry, neAr Brooms ST.
go 2tscsl
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SurroRnie's Court.

I, Charitable BequeH H.mThe viii q Henry He.
$1,000 TO the Jews Hospital Of this city. Ths
tcstAtor also gives $500 TO the Rev. J. j. Lyua.
minister OF tho congregation Of the Shesnl6
Israel
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKsKILL-The
1Vl AURORA leaves jay st. daily, al s a. m. tSun-
days M for Peekskl. Lands at West 10Th and
3Oth sts. Yonkerz, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Tlrry-
town, Sing Sing, Hsverstraw, Grassy Point aud
vsp.Ank's. Leaves PeekAkill At ~ p. N.
se21 24AcslG4
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EsrPLOYrrENr-ma,e-.

RLACKSMITHS wANTED-TwO MR =,
- to make horse shoes; none hut gopl hands noel
apply, near Kent ave, In Flushing, 4 vt Brooklyn.
SEQ a'Y53
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EXCURSIONS-THE FAvORTTB SEA
IL steamer COL ELLSWORTH. with saloon. DO,
W charter, with without barges, for Sunday
schools, lodges. 30. AApply 70 JOSEPH T. NAE
TIN, 90 Soukh q. su2s 2iAA'iSa
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INSURANCE.
uAvE YoU PROVIDED FUR YoUR
II Family en- Insurance On ysur LAis

lave YoU PROVIDED FUR YouR
II Family IN insurance On ysur Lfsi
onp
LIFE nssURANCH ooNrANY,
10 COURT STREET, PROOkLFN
Ill BROADwAY, NEW YORK.
MUTUAL
WITH CASH CAPITAL OF slssoso
tnVr'rHp n sTooks oy rus srArr sS Hrr ve.z
AID fIRsr CLAss BouDs AID
hosraAas-
DIssoyosst
a Low, ThonAas C.rissou.
H. Csry, John T. Martin,
a frutntnGhsnA, John Halsey,
J. 8. T. Stranahsn, John suedeu,
Thomas hessearsr. J. Niltnn Smith.
Samuel Sr1hh, Harold Dollnsr,
Henry y. PisrrponA A. r. Capwel.
Abr. D. Baylis, Nehemiah Knight.
fe.er .. Cornsi, Edward A Lambert
John d. Cocks, james How,
II b. Cahin, l. n. wymAn.
g. n Chiaendsu. George K. Jsrv,a.
Theo Polhemus, Jr. Samuel Perry,
y. Y. southworth. 8. b. Howard.
Csar Dunning, George T. UnpA
John @. Bergen, Charles A TuwnsenA.
lewis Roberts, Cornelius J. SprH~us,
waller Q. Grifath, joseph W. Green,
WALTER g. aRIFPTrH. Prurd.na
III FKOTHINGHAh, Treasures
0EO. Q. RIPLEY, Secretay.
A r. CAPwELI. Oounssl.
Medical Counsel.
". L. mlICHEl4lA bfOOklyns
JAMES STEWART, ~ D., Nov Yorh.
Bivdends Of proats declared snraary, and -
Piled Immediately W reduce ths smouni d annual
premium.
Premiums paysbls cns half m ossh and ons half IN
note - 10 mOn,ha which II not In any o..s sub
jeCt 10 aHesunent but u u permanent Loan on tha
policy " be paid only by the application q proAt.
deducted from the Amount dus when the polioy
beooms payable. Ths o>sh part Of the premium
may be paid annually. ssml annually, OF guArteriy,
In . 10, OF arr number of year,, or IN one sum
81 PCliciss the premium which u psyAhls In
dve annual pay men,s may be surrendered al ,hs ex-
pirAiion Of two years, and the Company viii -sas
or1gfnoi ssv II .. three yeArs for three -GJths &C.
And on the sans Prncipls whers ths premium y
payable in ten OF any othor number Of yearv.
Policies Issued for life for any tsrm of yezrA
enh On The anticipating O. nnn-paItopating scala
a rAiea - low - any sound mutual s.ook ou-nps-
ny
Premiums short term and no.- -p.r,acip..in~
policies are payable In caaa.
Endowment Policies iyned. the sum p~ysbs 70
her attaining ~ 6O, %, co. 60 or 10 yu>rs Of
ags Also all forms OF Children's endowmsnts and
snnuity policies on the uost favorable tevmA
~ This Company has adopta, ,rincipls in
Hnded " prevent tie laps, @ arr poi,ey, md 70
~ the assured In every case ah the asstsrnnee
vhtch their payments viH provsd, for. Our mam-
beru need nct Apprehend sieraforr thaA thar inab-
~ ~ ray the premium Al any future tins yin In
'olss the css Of wis, they have paid.
Dur prospectus and oths~ public.aioa Win Be sent
q .iaiuitOuHy W all who require "a.
Good Agents wanted. and vin Be- hested with
m' WIS, t~-si s~rns. issA ra'tls
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RoA ARDING-ChEAP BOARD-PINE
~ rooms, with excellent bard, from a. W 3s a
Neek ladies', from sl TO to % gentleman and
"he - 90 N %; nice parlor, With piano; watch
nan a. night and lodgings hy the week OF night
81 Less than nalf prlos. ~ LspsOGrd st. near Broad
Nsy and Canal su24 24Aosi6a
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SEWING MACHlNES-WANTED Ladies'
~ 10 learn 10 operate "a Singers and Wheeler q
Wilson's and other sewing machines, and recon-
nended 70 work. All kinds OF sewing machines W
le, terms low. sss Henry ST. Also neeil"- and
Iil Cor sale oheap. ss2 2tAc'l9l
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL
~ OF the arss quality, - the loves, narkcs prloa
frou yard, % cents per ton lee. from the boaa.-
Also fcr sale, Lshigh, Locust Mountain, and black
smiths GOALS. HENRY RBEvE, cor Canal .nd
Centre, and COS jams snd Yves, sta. sci s4ac'iot
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SHIPPING.

A CHEAP AND QUICK PASSAGE TO
n laverISpl-THOMP5ONsL Lne-The splendid
ulipf~u ship CHANCELIyOR sails wednesday
sei,t fsth For p-ssssge, appy on bard. At Pier ",
E.s River, DOser streetl or a. the otnce 2I5 Pearl
A. DrAls on ireland for sale. 50 24so'lil
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pOARDNG-a SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID OF gentleman and wife obtain board and
comfortable homo at T9O Greenwich 81. entrance In
Charles. II. FKLTHAM. Au2l 2lansl2a a
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90 O6 TO s3,OO-LoDGING WITH Or
*. <CwithouI board. Good, clean single and
doable bedded rooms. Board from 81. % n SO per
week man and wife siybO. Single rooms N let -
20 oents per night, lodging at Ia cents per nighA.
No. 10 Oak street, between Roosevelt and Pearl
=, sslS 24'll9
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SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- GOALS,
For Family use, screeued and delivered froa s.,s,
W all psrts OF the City ~
$50,
per ton OF 1000 MS
ord~s len 40 wsveriy Plsce; Ib4 Washington
=; l9o West llth st. Perry and wes, streets,
A. TRKADwEI.I. Agent. sells 24ac'i6J
WYOMING VALLEY COAL, e4,50-THK
w bess coal for s.ove and range use Proc
buruing, Nun wc'ghs, and ne dus.. LLOYD q co.
e9a ERhth avsnuA 9Tth u. 50 a1aostOs
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r ODGNGS TO CORRESPOND WITH
- the times. Single beds l2 cts a night; single
ruoms from 81 upwards, at the Union Hotel, 1863
Prince st. COT Thompson. Meals moderate. Open
all night. se20 6'i66
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r oDGINGS TEN CENTS - COMFORT
Liable single beds ~ ctA q night, less by tie week,
rtnge rooms 10 70 30 eta . night, or 70 cts . week
lAn and wife 81 W oOlta; roouAs with cook stoves
I 80 . weak; meals very low; wGschmAn up al
ABht, Al Wiltshire. House, lOS Franklin 81, near
Nest Broadway. Gu91'2Aao.I6O
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~ sons who wisn " learn TO operate ON Singers
sewing machines, terms only 81, and prptco on all
kinds Of work also some good sewers ~ learn the
panSAlooA trade. Inquire ~ Delaney st. lst door.
Bol6 24aa'i2l
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EnaoIvantNOtice.

HAVING suggested to the Dickson cOunty Court Clerk
insolvency Of soomon Petty, deceased all persons having
claims against the notified Gle them win said CE,
properly ausntcaed before the 81 day Of March, 1851,
OF they will be forever barred JAMES b DUNNAGAN,
decS-W4st AduiniJsrsbof.
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Also, lot Of Choice Whistles store since 1857,
and which defy eonPstition
LELLYETT Il SMITH,
may26 Goblin Nos 10 and IL South Market street
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
AM ES PAR II N ,

j AM ES PART Q N,
Author Of 'Life Aaron Burr,"etc.
Tire, Volumes, IA pages each with Steel Portraits
CRewS ocrAvo RDr11oS-olOth Binding S. Sheep, Sc Is;
Half CAR, 80; full Calf, SIC.
svHsokrEEs EDrrIos ROya' Octave cold 81 zion
Calf, SIS ''-' . ~ '''''' - '--'' Vs. -
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NA ration si This work. and has bestowed upon the most
careful investigation The first volume Of the
Subscribers Edition was susda since the second vas pub
She fret and second volumes, the press have spoken in the
warmeSt COMMUNICATION.
lie Of Andrew Jackson was indeed an eventual one,
the that crowded INTO his pioneer
SrH and among the most important in the hsto
him peculiar, extraordinary, AID interesting Armenia
Times.
''Those fasier with the Of Jack
surprised the ef matter the author has
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at equally free from spIrI, deactiOn, the
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Of being Home Journal Possesses degree Of
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"A hesher veer account vas never written OF any nero g
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with sustained enthusiasm than this OF the real life
Of our cOuntrymeh Boston Recorder "From
Item Perfectly fascinating New York Day Book "Ths
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Weekly Ths difficult task where and how 20 part
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IN this pennsy Vanisn. ellis style is fairly eloquent
yvidness hueny Hs OF the defense Of New
Orleans from it, inception to its climax interests more deeply
= chyalry, oriental romance Armenia
Times zone Of tn interesting ana instructive books We
have read "Russelis Magazine, Charleston SOL "A
Life indeed Whsh the Conventional and common
place biographies Of modern times sink into stupidity and in
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

I
October %, 1889.
10y order Of the Board made
Stock OF the Company subscribed for kading BTaach
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasurer Of this
Company asfollows:
One dollar each Share the l November IS9 and
dollars each Share the Of December 1852 Janus
ry February March, April May, June, July, August septer
bsr, October, and November, 1860
Payment made n Jackson Pryor Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Promptaessn meeh these calls requested Of the szbscr
Of Stock the construction Of the depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically fer that purpose.
oets-H W.. A. GLEAVEs.
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Notice.

WILL sell for cash, at the Court House IN Nsss, oa
BLtusday the 29th day Of December one ny S-ts-
yaeksen, leged on the property Of Inonss n sss'
to satisfy execution in ny hands issae1 ~ "a a.
dollars sals according to law. J. w. EAO-' = - -
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no BUILDEhs.

x1R are prspared to DO The Tfn-RooEing ana osh.-
M Sheef Metal work necessary In balIfiro - II
ost and vii ecntEao for the To-
est ,osIible rates T. n. kUBANK 4 CO..
Nrsfdeor hsloS Post ones On Church stss.s
aps-d&x
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VETIslEGt TO male other investments Propose to sell
w al Resi- Estate in Davidson county, SIS follows
THAT SUFsDRBAS RESIDENCE,
situated the FFsnkp Turnpike, E6in G4 IL Of ths city
and opposite the residence Of tie late Joseph ". Hcto,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding theviciny Of Nash
vle and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with II Is Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
acreS. The coll good veil Esred and timhered and
divided into small Of twenty and UPWARDS all Of
which are admirably adapted for country
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied T. c. McCampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about CSC This
placeis . we'll need further description 1t will
Also be divided purchasers T. McCsmpbeil will show
these places any one who win call
All tbs above property will be sold reasonable terms and
OF a credit of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A v Lindsey, Nashville, to either Of the
deEsgnds, THOS. O. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
IA. McCAMPBELL,
mhH Nashville.
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CHEAP HOUSES.

small Country Residences for sale
Prices 10 suit the Times.
1.-TWO small tsnsments, 10 Of land vita each
place, "a miles city, the Gsllstin Pike We
have sold residence good settler and prefer selling
the remainder 81 reduced prices, renting cut Apply
JL&RW BROWN,
.ecls-tjSDI 2lK, cherry strNSt.
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Ins0IYent NOIIcf.

TuIuR n the sstas o. John Caruthera deceased,
being suggested the CLERK o. h1e 5sSS. Avn ss,
fore ordered by the said Clerk thai ~ ,bs -sii
hcated With the said Clerk Of Macon couny on
or before ghs grst day May next ~ NJ n IIExISrSP e
ol5 l9 pr 49, "-' " AdniBisxator.
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FEMALE ACADEMY
EnunEeH 1919


after rest q sir months, on tie l9h Of January
1861 resume my position Principal of his Irstit
ton tciH loaich haze beea connected for II years.
yTNHK Academy offers peculiar advantages among vic
Il We think, are the following:
4 A well enclosed Yard Of about acres, within
The incorporated limits OF Nashville thus sOrding Pupils en-
r.srajpe3 freedom healthfu still suuecting
them 10 the Of refined and intelligent society
p RRiIdings extent and suableness for all school
yposes led Uniked States by any Female School,
and these surrounded by psyeens and corridors offering
slant Inducements chdeB, 10 breathe the fresh air without
regard the weather.
I. Security from Fire. These buildings are he ted
steam lighted by gas and thus free tie OF
pupils from At least one Of constant anxiety about their
children.
T. HeaIIh-uneqnalled in any Female schcol, in this
any country Though OF the largest and part OF the
time the largest Boarding school in the United States yet but
three dehs have occurred among the pupils IN nearly 30 years
5. NOu-SecIarIaE. It is well known to all acquaint-
ed with the Acadsmy that Baptist Episcopaan Methodist
or sends his Daughter here perfectly satisfied that
In no respect will offence be given bis peculiar VcWs and yet
squa satisfied that the principles Of our common religion s
be daily inculcated.
g. Maternal Care This expression excites expec-
taton which Is not fully met il the Academy suitable
Der Of ladies' OF pey and refinement their time
the supervision OF the expenses the heathof
the Boarding Pupils
Guardians and parents who for any cause NAV be seeking
permanent edcdORdihO for little girls will we .bnk and
such home in the Academy Apply to
decl4-d&wlm. CDELLIOT
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Ees nesting Of NevportlAnd Lodge No. s0s, mstas m
N room. on Saturday, the 9Th OF October, 1850 1r
thena expelled from all the rights and privileges or res ana
excepted Masons for gross aad unnasonis conduc :
By order Of the Lodge, JOHN Ii,
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Notice.

sy1Se received letter OF Identification on he estate
~ S,i-sFeth Alley deceased all person indebted Ii
$500 -euirsd 10 with me By the nrst Februas
= i or he dealt aecOdngto Law, and all hav
- .ls ~, M hereby notified % hand or
d bsr Claims to Clagvile. fenn before thS
10 AZ Febua 1851 they VII be forever barred both b. Az
pa % s y III PARIS PRTRR
ste5liits Administfaior
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"a
s. s. 3 60
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANUE OF SEIZED ULEs
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run a. follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 N and 3PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga LOO NJ AID E45AM.
COMING WRIST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA NJ and 7.aOPM.
Arrive At Nashville at $50 Il and A NJ
IL rail connection and shOrteroute s.on New YoK
~ Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Peerssgg, IInchbug, Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery hsmF his. New Orleans, sc,
Both Trains at Stevenson with Trains On Memphis
and Charleston Rairosd, and Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had airy hour on application
at the following prices, viz:
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Removal.

vuTE have removed stock Boots Shoes, Hats and
M s from No so north the Public Square 10 No
Nhyle INN Block, where shall be pleased to see cur cid
friends and customers and such parties wish purchaEe
sV tnadIxIm COOKE, BAILEY 4 90.
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h.CAkATHAE. 4. CHATHAM
NJ, & Z. T. CHEATRAm,
WHOLESALE GROCEIGS, AND DEALERS

n .caKATHAE. a. cKArHaH
NJ, & Z. z. CHEATRAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEa, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAILs
DoAEsTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORESR or COLLEGE AND OHE9CH SlREE7S
Nashville, Tennessee.
arejustin receipt Of large and stock
Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part fellows
l5o hhds sugar. ali grades; 10000 genuine CiZars;
200 bels choice M0lassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
1OO y DO do 00dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bags prims Rio Coffee; SO nests Tubs;
lOe bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bhis Engsh WAnus
Lost sugaIi 10 bbls Pecans;
lS0 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BKANDIES, WINES, &c.
Is Il choice French Brandies;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
l5o baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScoviIi Claret,
leo bbls fine Robertson County Whiskyt
% b5ls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon 6o
And also large stock Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents fer TIE Dupont Hazard Sycamore Poudsr Tbs I'M
dergRsc Icing the only Agsnsin Nashville
would call the attention OF Merchants and Traderto tns
large stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for Sals.
@ kegs Dupont Ride Posder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 DO do do der;
goo SOO =. Z % do do 5000 Kegs Sycamore Blasting
800 x de do 90 $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 X do do brands;
5000 kesDuPont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Bedford Co..
Oar. safetY fase
isnl1 n. L. Z. r. OIiEATHAh, Azsnts.
SOLE AGENTS EOR
Duponts Powder; Joy, BickfOra Il Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuss
Sycamore eq