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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-14

prepared to offer additional Inducements
Their stocks are increased in bulk and variety,
and dealers will find nothing wanting in their
extensive and well selected assortments.
In the Hardware department, we can say
to our friends that they will find this season
facilities which Nashville has never heretofore
offered.
Our Queensware merchants have also made
extensive preparations for an increased trade.
Our House Furnishing merchants, stove and
iron and tin-ware dealers, have taken a fresh
start, and will be found strongly afflicted with
the progressive spirit of the age. In Drugs
and Medicines we have establishments OF
which any city may be proud, not only on ac-
count of the facilities which they offer, but
on account of the high character OF the gen.
tlemen managing this important department.
We might speak in like terms of all the Vari-
Gus departments, including the Book and Sta
tionery trade, which is largely carried on and
yearly ncreasing-the Jewelry, House Furn-
ishng, Clothing, and other branches OF busi-
ness.
In Groceries, we claim that Nashville has
and can have no rival in supplying large
and annually widening scope OF trade. Our
facilities are such as to make it manifestly
the interest of dealers in Tennessee, Geor-
gu, Alabama and Kentucky to send their or
ders here.
After an impartial survey OF the prospects
before us the conclusion is inevitable that the
business of Nashville during the next CONNER
cial year, which commences nOminally with
the 1st of September, will be largely increased
over any preceding year in her history. The
large amount of grain and other produce
which will find a market here will be an I'M
portant item in this increase, and the proceeds
of the same will 60 to swell the other chan
nels of trade. 1t is a consoling reflection that
our merchants and business men are prepared
for this trade, and are of the right material 10
turn it to the best advantage to the growth
and Importance of the city, upon which SO
much of their own ultimate success depends.
We believe that while a review of the last
five years of our cty'S history leaves very lit
tie for the most progressive to complain OF,
from this time forward may be dated a new
era in her growth, which shall exceed the past
in rapi1ity and value.
We again invite dealers from the surround
ing country, who have heretofore preferred
an Eastern market, to give US call this sea-
son. Remember that our merchants purchase
from the manufacturers and importers, and
occupy the same position in the trade as the
New York, Philadelphia and Boston jobbers,
from whom the retail merchant must buy
The only difference is that they are right here
at your doors, and you save the expense and
trouble of Northern trip, and buy your goods
as cheap, if not cheaper.
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MILITARY SUPPER-The Lady Committee Of
Arrangements for the Supper for the benefit Of
the American Guards, will meet this evening
at 3 o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall, for the pur-
pose of making the necessary arrangements
1t is hoped and expected that all ladies who
feel an interest in the matter will attend.
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GooDs.-The atten-
ton of the trade is called 10 the advertisement
of the house of IRBY MORGAN & Co., announc-
ing the first of their regular series Of Fall sales.
This is a regular Commission House, and their
stock of Goods is every way desirab!e-equal
to the best in the market. Merchants will
find it to their advantage to attend their sales
regularly.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL.
River falling with six feet five inches water In
the canal
-c CINCINSATI, Aug. IL.
Flour firm and in good demand-sales at T0Oa
ITO, delivered. Wheat firm at l.25alSO Wits.
key firm at Sassy.
PIrTsBURG, Aug IL.
River on a stand with six feet three inches water
in the channel. er
New York, Aug. IL.
Stocks easier. Flour firm, with an upward ten
dency-sales at 1921 for State and Ohio. Wheat
is triAe lower; White 2.I29. Corn, limited bus
mess. Professionalism firm, sales at 9.6sAal9
IS for new Mess; Lard firm, sales at 1o5al14.
News items scarce.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13-noon.
River rising slowly, with six feet eight inches
water in the canal
CINCINNATI, Aug 13-noon.
Flour steady, with fair demand-sales at 6.90a
ITO. Wheat firm at l.25. Whiskey unchanged
sales at sassy. Prime sugar 65a7s
PIrTsBURG, Aug l3-noon.
River falling with four feet ten inches water in
the channel
NEW YORK, Aug l3-noon.
Flour unsetted-State and Ohio s.s5. Wheat
firm, with an upward tendency. Corn firm at SGT
Pork firm, with an upward tendency, Prime 100.
Lard firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
Cotton market firm, with moderate demand at
previous rates. Fair Sugar 81. Corn, mixed, Ella
65; White 20. Oats SO. Shoulders So
BUFFALO, Aug 1S-noon.
Advices from Omaha city to the first instant re.
ceiyed
The Sioux Indians have been committing depre.
dations numbering and plunderng the settlers near
Fontanelle. Gov. lizard has authorized Gen. Mayer
to raise volunteers iorthe protection of the frontier
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The Congressional delegation from North Caro-
lima will stand three Know Nothings and five antics,
including Mr.. Cingman, whose majority is about
1000.
NEW YoRK, Aug. Is.
Paris letters say Napoleon will command in the
forthcoming campaign in Moldavia, Russia, and
Poland.
new levy of 14O 900 men has been made, des.
tined for this field OF action, and will supercede the
Austrian army in the occupation of Moldavia The
object is the erection of the Polish Republic com.
prising YOlpemia, Poland and Bessarabia
LOUISVILLE, Aug IS.
Morehead's majority in SO counties is 1899 The
ten counties to hear from viii reduce it further
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Tyree Springs.


THIS delightful Summer Retreat is open for -
the reception Of visitors. The House has under adj
gone a thorough reapair, and the most ample ti,l
engagements have been made for the accommodation
of those who desire avail themselves Of visit this
well known watering place.
1t viii be the aim and endeayor Of the Proprietor
please all who visit him. aud preserve snd maintain
the high reputation universally accorded TO these Springs
by all their former patrons Pedging himself untiring
assduity in the discharge Of all the duties devoving
him Proprietor he confidently hopes receive the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 him by his friends and
the public generally.
full supply Of Ice hand and ready for the
je2l-tsepl WM. ROBERTS, PROPRIETOR.
I LIBERAL ADVANCES made In CASH on Ship
- msnts
NEW YORK,
BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
AUGUSTA,
MACON, ....
COLUMBUS,
ATLANTA, and
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Iy9 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 co
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There things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting to write notice Of the celebrated Hoofand
German Biters because fully conscious
ferrng public benefit and heart tells that by
notice many have induced TO take these Bters and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint &c.
for the of which is certain 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. M Jackson the German Medicine Store
No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See aug1-1m
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R. C. McNAIRY & co.

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
AVE this day received per Express only ak days out
from New York, beautiful lot Of
French worked Collars Sleeves and Chemizettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in great variety;
Jaekonet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings;
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, styles;
Plain, Checked and Figured Nsinsooks;
Plain and Striped India Dimiues;
Small Red and White Pans;
Splendid Bridal Fans
Plain Mousn De baines and Berages for Travelling Dress
Pocket Handketchefs, Night Caps, Glove Boxes aud
many nice ltte things too tedious TO MENTION all Of which
we viii sell at the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during the coming OF the arg
est stocks Of English and American CARPETS brought to
this market. Il. c. MoNAIRY Co.,
iy23 College street.
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DISCHARGED. - Lindsey Alyen and Buck
Baily, who were arrested on Saturday for
highway robbery, were discharged yesterday,
the robbed individual, and some of the more
important witnesses failing to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL
DEALER IN
3 Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCLNNATI, OHIO.
16-1y CINCINNATI OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR RESToRATIvE.-Th testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this cee
brated article that will restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly extreme old age
1t is put up both with without sediment. See
vertsement. aug1
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
UTsTFp MTTTTAp rncmYIu

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
INHE Session Of this College, which consists Of two terms
i commencing respectively on the 10th September and
2eth January continues without interruption nom the be-
ginning to the close the 18th June 1856 present
there seven Professors in the Coege-one other will
added. The Of studies, in every department, Is
thorough text books and teaching that any College
in country. The discipline is strict yet parental
maintained by day and night Mental Moral and Physical
49, s-.-
Charges for Tuition Boarding, washing, Fues,
attendance Of Arns Room Furniture Towels, Bed
ding leach Cadet to supply the necessary banket 500
term Of 20 weeks. Surgeons Fee and Medicines IS per
term Engineering Mode Languages Book Keeping AMI
Fencing each $40 per term. Students Boarding with friends
received special with the Chancellor
Faculty and charged &37 so per for Tuition Fuel
Of Public Rooms an6 Arms. For particulars address
j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor Of the University,
B. r. JOHNSON,
t27-9w Superintendent Of the Institute.
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BAGS! BAGSl!

ON and after the LIST August will be able to furnish
" 1000 bags per day, for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four, oats and Persons requiring Bags wild please
send in their orders at as early day possible.
jy2l W. Ii. GORDON co.
IA HEAT. $4,000 bushels wheat wanted, (put up
w in bushe 0znaburg Bags,) for which viii pay
cash. [jy2l1 W. II. GORDON & CO.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND L0r 10 the southern poytlcn n -.
n the city The lot u situated beiwcea Market sss
and Magc Streets continuation 81 Froct sire 1 tlt
and fronts Csrr0 street 50 Feet. running back 80 h
feel AIsy-the Houss contains four rooms with an
eight foot Hall Portsco In front and PoTch eight feet vide
AMI back bck enibiiuss Any person wisAipg TO bay
neat ana comfortable hoe sould exsmns he Eoss kosss
and lot a. WI seH cheap and vroa re4aoaA5e tesA.
q. A. HALLOwE, GenerAl Agent
1eto No. " DcAacEick street
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TOR SALE-Ihsve for sale 6RIsT MILL Win an
II The fixtures necessary for The same. The Mil l. pro
PEELED BY Tresd Wheel, and persoEs Wishing Mil for
their would 10 vel 10 eau and n As q vii be
sold cheap. Apply 20 r. A. BALLoyE -
JED GenT Agt-, No ~ Deaderiek a.
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T furnishing AND FANCY GOODS.
WE have yet a handsome assortment of seasonabi
w Goods which selling at moderate prices, o
which we mention


w Goods which We selling at moderate prices, o
which we mention
shirts-every variety; Black Bsmbazine Stocks;
Rufles- Z" =" Lubins Extract
Collars Bazines' do
Gauze Merino Undershirts & Upper Ten.
Drawers, Oriental Drops;
Cashmere do do Ess Boquet
silk do do Bell Lavender:
Cotton do do Bay Rum;
Isle Thread with and with Very finest of Coognes;
sleeves: Ok Marrow;
Plain and Fancy silk, hf hose, Bears OIL;
4" Linen " Pcmatum's;
J.isle Thread " Bachelors Hair Dye;
!" Cotton Roussers e
Silk Handkerchiefs; Hatchn's
White Linen Tooth Brushes;
Colored Border Toilet Powders;
Plain and Fancy Silk Gloves; Buff Boxes
Linen +" Toilet Bottles;
" a." Isle Thread Porte Monnaies;
Cotton q" Cabas;
Fancy silk and Satin Cravats Work Boxes;
p" and Linen Travelling Gases;
Cambria Writing Desks;
" Baties Shell Combs and BTushes;
Black and Fancy Hair Stocks India Rubber do do
Satin Ivory do do
Silk "
Together with variety Fancy articles not mentioned
which will sell at reduced prices.
jy2O J. H. McGIBL.
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THE WEATHER.-The rainy season seems to
have terminated at last, and yesterday and
Sunday were exceedingly warm days. Such
crops OF Cotton and Tobacco as will be har-
vested, provided we have no more continued
and heavy rains, have not been seen for many
O wear.
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EOIt RENE-Three RooGs Deaderiek street In
Il McGAgockS building, suitable for nall family.
r. A. BALLOwE
anl2 Es General Ascnt No. IL DeadeEisk 81
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EIo. for Kingston Springs /!

Ho! for Kingston Springs!
VIZ undersigned have made an arrange ITIfGA
i ment With Mr.. James J. Baker, 20
asx passenger omnibus 70 the Springs three AA@A---
times per week. Fare each way, tSo dollars Oce at the
SewAnee House, where seats may be secured.
The omnibus viii leave Nashville pssnetidly Al oeiock
A. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, add Saturdays.
Returning viii leave the Springs pttRotnalg Al same
hour, on Monday Wednesdays aud Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resort thus offered he pebble
NJ pains vii be spared 10 make the trip pleasant and So
JoaIn at Kingston agreeable.
je2l-2m Rial KREIDFR
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AMERICAN PARTY.
AMERICANS, PICK YOUR FLINrs ,

A GRAND MASS MEETING Of the AMERICAN PAR
TY Of Davidson and sdonng countless will be held ut the
COURT HOUSE in this City SATURDAY, the 25th inst
~ Able and distinguished Speakers from abroad, az
well as from home, are expected TO be present.
Let the American party, especially, turn out NAssE.
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TUE koUNf q tbs undersigned being regularly
Supplied uith Ice, be eonsciensioasly recommend
60 Al e. being equal 10 any and far sapsFoF
a that made anywhere. It's Eyrups made ~ an.
Superior process which gives 70 them rich oaF and deb
csous taste.
lie also kesps a inc aFtisis Of Mead
AARON STRETCH, Druggist
aPrls CorneI College ana unioa sta.
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500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst. while in the
II employment Of Mr. Charles H. Martini Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five years OF age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes made OF green casinett
and silk hats JIM is about FIVE feet eight inches
high; weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing counenance; speaks quick when spoken to-
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway ALBEIT
is about feet inches high weighs about i75 lbs; round
face, good countenance with small round yes speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking
gro; raised by Col. Thomas Williams OF Montgomery,
Ala VIII give the above reward If they taken and
secured so ti.at get them.
my24-u C. L. NELSON.
IOEEN B. WEST has recently received, In addition
~ to his Former stock Of Factory Findings,
500 feet Leather Betting,
Patent Belt Punches-assorted in one handle,
u don. Sheep Skins, ~rs
~ " Calf .. --..-
10000 Ring Travellers. mar12-tf
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RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was falling
yesterday at this point, but rising at Burks-
vile, as we learn from a telegraph despatch.
There will doubtless be further rise here
There are now six feet large on Harpeth
Shoals.
There were no arrivals up to 8 p. m. The
Umpire, from Paducah, was due, and will
probably be found at the wharf this morning
The HdrtSUiILe, which has been undergoing
repairs for a couple of weeks, left yesterday.
The Rock city was also expected down last
avpnin0
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MEDICINAL INHALATION, Sc.
A LOCAL AUXILIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF TIE THRC AT LUNGS, &c.
TunWnS II cpEEuuOunu Nm

MEDIJINAL lNuALAIlVN, &c
LOCAL AUxILIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF TIE THRC AT LUNGS, &c
THOMAS H. GREENHOUGH, MD.
Qate of London aud Paris Resident Physician Of New
orleans)
LAS arrived in Nashville, where he will remain during
the summer, and place under treatment all those who
msy desire his skin and aid IN all forms Of diseases of the
I respiratory and circuatory organs.
DR. Greenhough having been connected with Drs Pereira
and Williamson, Of London, and being a member ued
cal societies Europe, can guarantee to all inyads the
each case which will always be regulated by and based
upon the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN.
n. B-Chronio Female complaints, duplicating the
Dies when preferred will be visited their residences
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
re- once, VerandAh Hotel, Nashville Tenn.
~ Patients In he country win receive attention by
~ Numerous testimonial and references as TO shf In
tegry &C from many prominent citizens and phy scAns
Of New Orleans Memphis and other cities can be seen and
obtained at the Doctors Onicc.
Due notice OF the Lectures Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology aud Pathology OF che Nervous Systems the
therapeutic action Of medicines Ae viii be duly
given. tylI-u
ryy- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. suitable for aPhy-
sicsns Office IN central locality Also rooms, par
/ los and bedroom, Tor gentleman and vie.
address Dr. g., Post Office. bI4-u
FOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.
CORN900 sacks Corn; so SACHS Oats leo bales hayi
~ received and Tor sale by d. DlChE,
aPrs no. > College street
TRFSH FRUITS-A suUrly Of Strawberries and
i aud Raspberries received this day by
april WkSshL ThoMFsoN.
AMERICAN HIBLE SOCIETY.
DIBlEs and TEsrAMESTs Of al descriptions, irom the
ID above SOCIETY may found dePoste a, my store.
send your orders and they shall be allied a. low rate
CHARLES W SMITH,
tyiO Hu Al College street.
A. H0UK, --sv
Receiv ing, Forwarding and Com issiOD
Merchant,
Decatur, Alabama,
II AS slsrge ana oommodiOas Warehouse i'm EaH
II medi-teiy oa the bank Of The River. t<W3
raylN-trwu NA&HhA
CUNDRIES-
- loo hdds Prime Sugar:
- bhls Loaf and Crushed Sugar,
100 eols MolAsssss,
IS q bhls 40;
2l5 bags prime Baltimore Coase;
r1o kegs Nails, all sizrs
$40 bbia Whiskyt
80 do Comnon Brandy;
% buNes Tobacco al grades,
90 do Pearl Starch
Joe do sahiedsm schApps;
10 @ Longsorshs sparkling catAvhA Wine;
81 hsiS So Ss a. SS
80 cases CAiaSba Brandy, pure article,
$50 kees BiAsting Powder;
Seo,uoo fret Safety Fuse;
boo,oo1 RsgaiA csars, an grades
f0 sale ~ q. "A. LOOMS A CO.,
Jsse Nc. ~ Pubic square
uAMs-ss casks Bacon Hams, IN arst rate order.
aye EH LOOMS A co
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. WIN. s. BEERS Co., Gents Considerations Of
untary testimonial to the great value of Carriers Spanish
Mixture, for that almost ncurabe disease scroula
Without being disposed deeming necessary to go in
to the particulars OF the can say that the atoDsh
ing results that have been produced by the OF that med
cine on member Of my own family, and under my own
observation and superintendent after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had fed fully justify in recommending its use to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not to that it adapted to all constitutions
or that it win afford the relief in all cases; for OF
course, can know nothing about that-bUt from what
have OF the effects, would not hesitate to use it, in
any and every Of scrofua, with persons for whom
felt an interest," whom could exercise influence
control. Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tseptl JON. NJ. Bolts.
IS See advertisement in another column.
Immense Sale. a
1t has 'ong ceased be fashionable puf patent med
cnes do thing to enhance their sae from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them but simply from the worhessness of nearly
all the great remedies" into the market But
casonaly medicine that possesses merit is brought
into hght-one that is really what purpors be. OF
this Glass; Soans preparations be ranked with safety,
Tor We have heard Of instance where his medicines
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
Ffeep0t Journal III.
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
jy12-1w
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HAmS-ss casks Bacon Hama, IN ant rate order.
H 800 he eaee, for sale BY
aye q n. LOoMIs co.
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THE REST HAIR DYE.

EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROP.
II ERFY, NEGROES, &e.-I oder Cor sac PARM, a
coat tanning 40 aires, situated the Murreesboro
Turnpike, III miles fiona Nashville, and known the Ham
ton Place improvements toerable good good cedar
ing hr,rae and orchard &C. Any person DESTROYS
Of msking exchange with the above property, has
opportunity OF trading for one Of the convenient
sfock farms county, Il having o. neverng
water running through IL. For particulars apply 10
X. A. BALL0NE. Gen9 AEt
febls BEH No. IL DeAdeFick st.
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FURNHTUREl PURNrrURR!I

FURNTTUREI FURNITURE!I
A No IS Union street, Ira II. Nor
"A tons old stand, is large and well - ~ S 80
selected assortment OF Furniture. f't<a
which will be sold at extry mey low prices " -
for cash.
Ihose wishing any thing in the furniture line, win do
well TO call Immediately directed to close out the
concern foTthw h, which will do though II be for
LESS THAN COST. 10. W. BELL, Ag,nt.
je3e-u
A GhICULTURAB EWPLEMENTS-Corn
Shelters Straw Cutters Cider Mills Grain Mills, Curns,
Farming Mills, birthstone Rollers Grain Measures Horse
Powers lows Pumps Meat Cutters and Grinders, Stone
Wart, o,,on hand and for sale by
ID. ID. DiCKEY,
ian26 College street, Nashville.
GUM HATH mATTS.-AhK more ofthose Gum
VI Bath Mats on hand and Cor sale BY
J. H. McGILL,
ladies' and Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
Iy2s Corner College 81 and Square.
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Rectiaed Whisky; 20 bbls Holland Gin;
% do Old Reserve do 80 do Malaga Wine:
81 do Monongahela do 100 dozen Wolle's Schledam
80 do bourbon do Sohnapps:
~ 90 Robinson co. do 3 az casks Pure Port Wine;
81 do Peach brandy; s bali pipss otaTd Brandy.
80 do American 90
Yer sale BY SEYMOUR, TANNING a co.
it2o Corner Market and Church streets.