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MEDICAL.
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- So " s]t5&S y EsAsy VI
XA DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, a.
Nashville Inn.
M H0LkSA Ilbapd Ee.ai dealer in D ugs, Medicines
w Paints Obs YaGnishes, Window Glass. Drlggists
Glass Ware Stone Ware, Pant Scrub. Bseking, Floor,
ARTISTS Marking Dusiag shaving Jewelps Teeih Grain
ing. Stencil AID Hearth Bushes
Perfumery, Bears oil Pomade Ok Marrow, Pocket
{ Hdkts.. Extracts, Gslvanic Guratiges. dc sc.
con tALS. Libssed on, Jast received and selling
OOO low cash prices by H-G SCOVkL-
KAN CALLS Paiat Oh tested and found good at only
sDOU onehaf the price Of Linseed Oil Painters have
an osr Of the only lot in the city tuk of the
on.y in large JOB. For sale by II g. SCOVEL
lO0 CALLS. spts Turpenfne received and selling at
fOO the lowest cash prices by H. 9 SCOVEL
Z.lO - II. Q sCOvEL
A DuZ Perry DAVIS Pain Miller just received and for
w sale at the lowest prices Oy II. g. SC0VtL
Al REAMS ssnd Paper "a Of which Is considered the
~ best make in The United States t9T sale by
.-0000 BAMBO and Arkansas Fishing Poles, Fishe
AUOO men can pick forthemselves, for sale by
49, H.G SCOYEL.
O0U supplied BY rf Q - = =
juh8. Ir] III. G. sCOvEL
DATENT MEDICiN FS.-A large and very eeue.
l. raj assortment OF the most popular Patent Medicines,
Of which compounded scientific manner and
meabe OF the Medical Faculty, possessing much
any compound ordinarily prescribed proof Of which
We cite tee astonishing and increasing demand, by all
classes OF the people the rich and the poor The high and
the low the and heee the learned aud the unearn
ed for ejnsty celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Jayne's Expecorant, for Coughs Colds and Con-
Sumption -..-... = - .-..- +. 1886.
i7 = Alternative aud Blood Purifier.
:" q Touie YermifIIgs and Santtive Pills. 7
4" Ayers Cherry PectOral, foT Coughs. Colds, &c.
4" Williams Balssm Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha
s-r"' 80 Fever and Ague Pills. -
" Vim Halls Basan iOr the Lungs
i " Rogers Lyerw ort and Tar for Coughs Colds and
Bronchitis --- ftI r-r rr --. sa
Dr. Cark's Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Cough,
Colds, &e li '-
CoEas Lythontripc for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
neys, Stone in the Bdder Gravel weakness OF the Loin
PFolapsus Z ir sc. sc.
DIR TEask Magnetic Ointment perhaps is unsurpassed
external application for Wounds bruises sores, rEsu
ISM bites o poisonous insects and repaes ulcers chTO
croap, throat 1iedoereaux neuralgia,
piles inflammation Of the boSeS and sgus in the breast
The testimonials of tie curative powers of tins
Cheap Medicine induces regard 1t being among The
nTst Medicines ofthe day.
MarshaP- LinnneatIs very cheap article and posses
rather exrraordnary powers in The of sweeney
horses, well as rain, and bruises, &c
Hurley's Sarsapardla is attracting the attention Of
he people. -. a.--.. H-. Ee
All above mentioned popular Medicines, together with
almost every her, On bend ana Er sale by
juiyS a. r .s-.. .-s ... Il. G. SCoVFL--
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University OF Nashville.


J 4 n
WE Fifth Annual Course If Lectures 10 this Institution
VII! epmnence on MOu6ay the 2slh OF October Eext
ana eoniIuGetih the first ct the essHing March.
IAUL kyE, A d.. Principles and Practice OF Surgery
SoaS NJ WArsoS, N. d., Obstetrics aud the diseases Of
Women and Children. ~ f.rrr Z s
v. h bOwLISG, D.. Theory and Practice Of Medicine
a. II. BucaASAS. NJ D, Ssrge4 aud Pathological Anat-
oaly.
G X wINsroN NJ D. Na;s-ia Metica and Medical Juris
prudence ..s
Boss NJ PoeTsR, n D, General and Special ANATOMY
J b. RaIEN LINDsLEG ~ ID Chemistry and Pbara,aev
THOMAS X JENSlNIs, N. u Institutes OF Medicine and
Chemical Medicine.
WILLIAM T BR1ess NJ. D., Demnnsirator Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened ior students on
thefrst McDaayof October.
tull Preliminary lurse d Lectures free to all s;u
DENTS will be zYeu BY the Professors commencing 80 OF
the first MUBday o, October.
CiiuiIue has been established in connection with the
University which operati performed and case.
nresc ibed for and lecued uYon in presence the
Amount OF Fees for Lectures the University is VI
MairiculatOu Fee tpad 0niy,) 50. Practical
9my ) 40 Gir,ldGat0n Fee, S55. go
eco4 Boarding be procured al about 50 per week.
Further information can be obtained by addressing.
At- --'' --- J. BERRIEN LIN SLLY,
ulyl7-T-wkwid Chancellor of the Universitv.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR EXHIBITION
mi Ur
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall,
Ill II q a. " Al 4 = Il " II. IL

L Ill CIT OF WASH v l. LIZ /,
On TIC First Monday Of October, 1855, o.
5ANUFACTU KERS, Mechanics, Artists, and sll 9th
vi ers invited to contribute specimens of their skill
and labor Comp stent Ed yes will bs appointed TO exam
ine all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 70 those
entitled 10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without ex-
pense the owner and should be sent TO the care OF m
g. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants Market street
The object Of the Fair is develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests Of the state Its
management in the hands of committee OF reliable and
energstc men, and its success is placed beyond doubts
and an invitation is most cordially and conhdenty e1-
tended to all who aay be disposed to participate 10 us ao-
v2ntages. ..4 ..-..H-af- --HH.-a -itJ
No CHARGE will be made te exhibitors either for the pr
Filege OF exhibiting for admission to the taIF i
The opening Of the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing Of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening Of
the Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest 70 the
aston -.
CIRCULARS containing full details of the plan of the
hibton snd all other information desired will be prompt
ly or arded BY addressing either OF the undersigned
NJ. M. MON0HAN, Pres'te
WAtKER Cor SAcy. .H..H p RI anil + -T
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. PAPER. PAPEIk.

HAVE made arrangements tors full supply Of all kinds
sad sizes of News paper, and will fill orders with
usual prompness unless it is for odd which should
be ordered two weeks in advance.
expect 10 be operation igan IN sixty days or less
when We hope matters will 90 usual
septlS-2w w ). WHlrENAS.
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T. nd For $ ale.

"A 9 u @ 8 . : = q .
I OFFER tor sale (700) Seven Hundred Acres of
Il / aBd lying the Columbia Central turnpike koad
segen from Couraba and four irCm Nj. Pleasant
being part of the ira which reside
This Eand equal If superior any 10 Mary county
It is well the celebrated DeveFs Sprirg beng
the part offered for sae) we'll tmberet, and we'll i'm
proved. There o the premises Oesu;fih bud
ng fronting the Turn sISe snd the contemplated Rail
Road. IL will be dIvdeito suit purchasers sold IN
body
Eof further information app'y to me at Ashwood Post
Office, Msury county, tennessee
supl2-tf LUCIUS J. POLK .
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Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
THE above Institution is permanently 0c4'ec, and is
4 not surpassed bv anv similar establishment the
United States point OF acues for mpartiBg thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of The Accountant
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department the immediate supervision Of
the President Of tie College. who practical book keeper
having had years experience OF the largest
counting houses IN he Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under The iendence Of JOIN a.
McEwES Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar who is Joo
widely known lawyer and to require any further
notice our hands.
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading
Lectures.
Lectures S be delivered at night so as not To interfere
With his profess Cuai engagements.
aeTcantIle Calculations
by WV FERREL, Under tins head Is embraced every
seces Of calculations necessary Tor boekeep-r bus
10 u1dersttudvz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations Exchange. &c &C
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double and Single Entry, applied
e.ery variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse 10
Commercial Law Lectures including the IT books. S5
Penaanship-FOT twenty lessons, to be taken within
one HOnlh -...----....... ..-.....--....-. =
For City lessons b. taken within three months $40
~ The above fees payable invariably, IN advance
The importance OF thus rule appear obvious students
Tor Unlimited period viii the privilege OF review
ing al any time during ie wIJhUu; extra charge
THIS Seh0O is IN perpetual session, having vacation
hence sudea Hsy enter any time and Vursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants and business nne1 VIII De supplied with CON
pe-ent book keepers by spplyHE at this Establishment
Good board and lodging Ge obianed iur - week
No student Will be taken for less than fill eOssy, IN
whatever branches be pursues.
Tlne require for tri cuurSe-frnul SIX t0 ten weeks
~ Address Southern Comm,rciai College, Nashville,
Tenn ap27-Iw&wly
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F[IEf BENT.

THAT well kHgwn s,0H Ne s. Lower College Street
! urly e vaajs rssrl the Public Square IL has iust
Unrr. E and l. veil sdsrtec 20 every
S.ut szr-, yariculsriy Family Grocery OF
1rr tGuDary Store, the fixtures in the house
b8rg gsa,.st- for either business. l Will rent LIBERAL
terms. Possession uaue5iaeiy. Apply tie premises
20 sen-5-lf a, AuRRIS0N,
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10 Country Merchants and Planters.
12OO CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
UHOLESALE AND RET4rE
WHOLESALE AND REFlEL.

C.. ". ROBERTSON y CO,
IA College street, Nashville.
zszs = afe r-ce'vIag our entire Fail stock -ssan
FZS OF GeuJieuens Ladies Childrers Ne HH4
- gro Brogsns. sJis lelIhsr Travelling Y ~
IuHAs. s5iises, Carlet Bags. boys Cloth aps Pisr
cn "Osl Hats. &c which viii be comp ee IN len davs
Cur stock y barge and hsS been selected expressly for ihs
Fa ara inter irade and enbAcss ali q The best ST. r.
OF rnlHdelph a and New England Mana acturprs
- PLAN lhlsS and Her }HANTS will find IA %
IN laiefe-t u call and examine stock are deter
H'ned 20 Oh p Goots a. low prices We have cnns,snr
on haHd ia-ge stock Of The best DOUB SOLED Bro
CANS i'T Fhntlton use, which will sell low by tls
case or siEgs pair.
Cents Csf Wafer Prnofafd Stitched Boots:
g Lew quartsred Calf and PI-ent Shoes.
Mems Calf and h p Peegad Boots
Cali and Zip D. ogans;
Geiahc Ru5Der shoes
Bows faod Boots, Youths Calf AMI Kip boot.
hldie7 sUseT pisll aad tipped Lasting Caters.
Lseei Caters.
White kii Caters:
" hid and Cont Well Boots
Ladies Lasting CATER. 80.
Ato aiuil assortment pr Kisses and Chdrens Botess
ana i-ai-efs- e. W ROBERTSON 4 CO
|uS'"-zm I4tailege Street
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a. }. DUNCAN - CO..
importers ard hoiesate Dealers an
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

No. 20 fUBLIO SQlAEE
NASHVILLE, IENNESSEE
II Af h now IN store our stuck OF Staple and Fan-
II cy, Foreign and Domestic Dry C;oods
the largest arc rns superior ever i'm ed by ~
all new and the iatet styles Of Ladies Dress titOd. Bi
aad Fancy Silk More Antique siyes of Cashmere and
Ausin de LANES = TX warp and pure Aipacc. Ard Co.
burgs, Scotch and American Places OF new sty lea ni
hsa co oS Bonnet anu SATIN t60ois all qnait Man
l' ana > n Ribbons all the different widths and eoors;
Irish uens, White Goods hubr5dsries aces ami ths
tlrgest assortment Of rImm:ug of the best uay. Eug
sl and Amgrlcan Prints of ely new 81 ies Plaid
striped aud Solid Ginghas; Shaw Is Of ev ry variety md
siye Red, hie and ellow auuels; Cloths l;sssi.
uees, and vesungs; Blankets all coors aud aualitie
hacs'aaw BluScis b Baakes Il every size aud of a.
perlOr Cully Lub btan ELS -ieambsGt brrlh HI.aksts
Negro ban&eis. &C hsrsess, TEeais jeans attinstts
o. lie greae vaIetv Be4ched md srowa Sb-esings
chIuU1s ard DrIrEs. Table iirers of ererv ouality
AfTstet aBd Cotton Boi-,r5 Of every variety fssueIs
Gloves HaDdkefohiels; P.us Needles &C Se ~
Our stock embraces he largest sy AMI viii be sod
20 qruInP; dealers on The most Liberal terms
AND. J. DUNCAN / CO
No. 20 Public Squiro
n B-iFs VII be receiving New Styles ol Go,ts bv
steamers a-d r4iTtat throughout the sszson.
augz4 Al n A @
ONE AU D tED bales Dum-slcs tJsu1D.ITy, a9d
~ bit L.nssys suitable FOR Pl- ATOMS In 5tlrs AMI
ior SAFE 6y ~ DUNCAN 4 CO
apgSt 10 20 Pub SguEe.
CLOfuiNti, CLOTHING CLOTHING-
M fEhsge now IN store invu ceuf Ready M.a. Clsh
w ug adapisl ~ hs sea5on which We viii sell urnp
ne mort favorable terms Call quick and supply voar.
selves eacaP = }, DUNCAN 4 Co
Hie@t 40 Public Squur.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
....,- +. ..-,..'. ..s !. - s. TRAINS. s s-saea
$50 go

=
GPEE TO T5O1Ps0NS STATION.
NE and at,er THURSDAY. August Esd. Trains will
" between Nashville and Tho npsons Station tol
otafdg Tram leave Nashville at $50 a. Nj arrives at
., issisiing tea-e ra5upsons at sl5 a n; arrive at
evening Train slrs Nashville at aL5r. NJ arrive at
Th0Tpssn's a ;. N.
On sunday the MorBing Train oaly will be run, leaving
Nashville atT 3. aud fhOmpsOa's q. e45, q. m
At i1ompson's the Stages'of Carter Thomas Hough
connect with he Traias. .l.s,s .EE
Through Tickets . Memphis, waynesborO', Jackson,
Tuscumb, Florence, Columbii and Pulaski, be pre-
cured at the General Stsge Office under the Vesndah Ho
Tel. -- s s-o-s-~ A. ANDERSON
ang22-tf.s.s z,.ls- l.g z. Eng and Sup't.
TEN \ EsSEE And ALABAMA ftAILROAD
-!ss
coLU&3IA, wEYyEsB0a0, JACKSON, LAGRAYG.
- AND MEMPHIS.
CtPhENDiD -Four Horse CoIeles from s==ASssER
- Frznkln 70 Lagrange, connecting at z-aA-z1k-Sz
those points with the RaiiI IoadSt to
ausculnbia Florence and Montgomery Ala, ana Aber-
a5en, Columbus and Canton, MISSISSIPPI
in exoelvnt order making aclose connection with the Rail-
road al Franklin, Team, E1s
EXPRESS Train leaves the Depot at 6:Sa A. NJ Also to
- "a p PULASKI and EiLtOn,
and To az places throughout The Southern country We
h-vs Splendid Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
P5gsgr;psrs for ,,zGt 81 l1EH5H .s@
--s.r r.. Pulaski and EIktOn
VII leave Nashville on tie o'clock K a. Train, Monday,
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'clock, P. NJ, connecting at
Frl-kln With Daiy -Four Horse Coach Line TO COLUA-
Tor al information, Through Tickets &C. apply at the
GeaeI Railroad, Stage aud Omnibus Office, No "A Cedar
Street, opposite the Pest 0iice
H. B-omnboses wiz call for passengers in any part Of
-
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Observation-Disclosures
CELEBRATED
9lnBllA4I DI4elaR9o
De. C. II. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALLT CURE
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaundiee
Chronic or AsrUous De5a5y Dtseasss Of tie Kidneys,
aH diseases arising from Disordersf
LlCer or Stomach:
Such
C0nsupa-
ton, Inward Piles,
FullHess or Blood 10 the
Head, Acdlty of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust for Food,
Fuliness weight II the Stomach, Sour
Eructa tOns, Sinking, OF Fluttering al the Pit
of the Stunsch Swimming OF the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fiu.ieriDg the Hsart, ChOak
ing Suocatng Sensations aiyng posture, Dan
ness of Vision Dots Vets before the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency OF Perspi.
ration YellOwness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the SIDE, Back, Chest, Limbs,
DC, DC, Sudden FlGshes of
Heat BUTning IN the FLESH
Constant lmaglnings
of Evi. and gTest
depression OF
Spirits.
The proDrietor in calling the attention Of the public a
this preparation dees With feeling of the utmost
denee in its virtues and adaptation To the diseases 70
which it is recommended.
It's no new aud uned article but one that has stoo
the test of a ten years trial before the American peopa
and its reputation and sale unrivaed by any similar ore
paraans eXant The testimony IN its favor given bv to
most prominent and well known Physicians ard ndvid
uals IN all parts of the country, mmeaSe The follow
ing from YOUR own State is respectfully Subrated-rets
my anv one whu may still doubt, TO bay Memorabilia
er Pracca! Receipt Book tor Farmers and Families,
bo had gratis of all the Agents for the German BtteTs
Principal Oice and Mandatory 40 Arch 81, Phadej
phia, Pa - -
DR. II SCARBOROUGH Dover, Tennessee, August %
1853 says: have sold all the German Bers you hav,
seat me- and if the preparation continues to do as uct
good AGs GOe Il tcsH be the best medicine So
here"
L. SyoDGRAss Sparta, Tennessee, August 90 1883 saws
aIn pleased that German Bters has giyel
satisfaction every instance where IL has been used"
B. T. HoLLINs, Hisb0rolgh Tennessee August 20 1855
says: ain pleased to state that 'ie German Bers ha
given general satisfaction"
DR.. p tATIo & BIO, Knoxville, Tennessee 9Th A,rii
1851 said: Your BitteTs selling very fast: aps
every person that has used it. so far have been ab
to learn, has been benefited"
j. w Franklin & Co, t4Gilatn, Tennessee Decembe.
80 1850 said: The firm will more of yocr b.
ters soon as OF the partners thinks great med
cine"
r. HAEpY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September Is 1852
said "There great demand for Our Bitiers here pleas
send auother lot soon"
rg- Thtv are satirelg Fsgs1 free from all inirou
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
tTaLe it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sto-ckeepers ev
erywhere.
tsg- Sold in Nashville By Berry & Demoville Brown
GruDbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. SeUvel and dealers in ne
cine generally. Lnch'"'75-iS~7-
T1RANK LESLILi5 DAE1IIE Us FaoIIIO,, -
4 August Just received BY
August JOHN YORK co
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METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE.
ast Side Square.
STEVENSON - OWN. AGENTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N BOOKS
AND STATION KY, &C
NETE call the attention # Merchants nd IokssIi.--
w generally 10 orr large stock Of Religious Mse.I.-
neous. Medical and SchOul Books and Stationary Obch
we sell a. prices that c1unJt fell u ielse
We nviIe the attention Of Teachers 70 cur School Book
"ew make special arrangements Tor suVt wing Seoo
Ug2f-3m II =
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SAFE
A esgInt new story Brick store Houos ir.t 49,
II The Union Han. E0ntiug ABOUT p feet N N,Estt ~
and running back 50 feet. bargain viii te given sor
cash. Apply Immediately to
J. L. 4 r W RROWN.
~ eeI-.z--Lun Az CheIry ST
M hEAT,-zJ,UUO bushels wanted
JOSEPH NASH,
a'Sz1-=" 81 Cohsgs suevt
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St.lIEpO.

-z7,s- Fall session Il nv MALE SCHOOL will open on
gcEiASF MONDAY or SEPTEABEls next, in the
A.ura na YuIe ,tIe.t previously occupied By he.
g., LA, a. kBCSIS
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8ewanee EOuEe.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

ERTDSEs & sOE, PR0PRIET0Es
THIS desOic house hlS laley entirely Teftted
4 as rgfurnsEed and there has also been added
Der OF iasgs aBd beau ful Ioolns dining ball &c.
The house centrally located, convenient to the Gene
raj Stage flee Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion Of he city.
are Row prepared accommodate the travelling pub
lie AID fIsuis IN general, in style not to be
passed BY any hotel 10 the Vest.
iu,fg5o BRIDGES & son, Proprietors
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A. MORRt>ON a. CO.,
IMPORTERS. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

EnsIish rencR, German aud american
A y e L q OODS
Corner Of Square sld Dsadsrick Streets
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TIeF r aakesuTsnce Houses ana Go0dso every de-
ss-.,ul us. ire Steamboats, and Cargo against nrc
and s oi as rver Cargo Of heel boats and
,'aaT g,ai5 aud sen vessels and other caigoes
tha as.l.i RJ.s.s. JOHN NJ HILL President
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GIEEy9a l,-aisN Allison, John Is Hil Fogg, G h
F7r-. james Cguer jno Bass Joseph Woods, Robert
II Ga-5aer aat.ues watson, ) White, Jacob MoGaS-
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A. S EDWAEDS ROBERT T[NDALL
u iOlesaIe md Retail GrOceTs,
PFy3acC and Commission Merchants.
No 5 BROAD STREET.
r-..',-f1fo Ia. ya1 l-5E
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MEKMETRLCAL SEALED AID SELF

HERMETRICAB SEALED AND SELF
r SEALING FRUIT CANS.
TRUIT Cans of various sizes suitable for putting up
Il fruits and vegetables. Also Preserving Kettles
brass iron enameled, and iron timed All very
low prices.
lren spoons. Ladies'. Skimmery. Preserving Spoons,
and pronged Forks all of the best French Manufacture
Preserving Furnaces Ironing Furnaces, Ssl-neating
Sad Irons, at reduced prices Fer sale by
Nashville. Aug g. SNOW MACKENZIE E 4 co.
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ryvEE ru5er5 --t being urce'v m ,,la.nlactlr
IT- VI Ga-sa u4- l,os arrangements 10 sell ais own
l0.uU- ed En4s, TITO stock IN is complete The
ly y 1azurng ti gl& the prices at which hx can If
io.a fu zaii gsa-cr tl' 90 give S.tis.acuCG.
Esa --rsA sfB- s. Of
ficgr OIL Cloths.
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lAS.ARS, CICiAlG>.-Zp,oUU eHra hegahs Cigars.
I J well ussored Received this day by
2ug2i. VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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ETow Ban king House.

JOaS o. J6HEs A.,w#ELESs. DAVID D. JANE
JOHN ID. JAMES 81 CO,
BAEKERS AM EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next DCor 30 the Bank of Nashville,
NISHtILLE TENN .
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Y, L. M.
pots at IS 81 a IS ST.
BnEADsruyrs.-F iour.-M.rket firm, with far sales.
The transactions for the day embraced about 5000 sb
including common to good State, at $40 $40 Is chief
" at $40 12h and fancy and extra brands at Sill SO
about 200 bbls Southern at Sill 75s sl3 Cans
dian was unchanged 500 1000 bills (in the above)
rrcss 81 Is COO Bushels
white, which opened at 81 10 and closed at 81 IL.
Southern yellow aid Northern round yellow Go. al
the 1Ses At 81 n Oats vsrs Arm '0 MsicS Ssp
New jersey were sold at IS. Rye flour unchanged.
were engaged, at ss2d lsd and ssad for 's com
pressed and uncompressea; 100 tons logwood at
sna o. 90 .. iSs 10 6es rost p we're
bbis resin at q. cd. To BremensO tons rustic were
taken at It's. 3d., and $50 bales OF cotton at nc. To
Hsmburg-t00 bbls rosin were taken at 2s. Cd.
CoFFEE-Sales included 100 mats Java at 13hc.; 100
1876 lie and 200 bags stained St. Domingo at o. t.
CoTToy-1hs saes embraced about 5000 bales, about
3,tC0 Of which were in tIanstl. The market closed
frmer.
HAY.-About 500 bales were sold at 81 II, for ship.
ment
Spanish was held at 61ac owing to rise in England OF
about &c. per ID.
MoIAssHs About 800 bids. cayei Cuba were sold at
p. $50 90. Porto Rico at Bic; 200 do Cuba at 22sc
Q 2Sc and 100 bbls New Orleans at 29c,
NAVAL STORES Small sales OF spirits turpentiue were
reported at 43c. and loo early in the day at Al c,
cash, and 200 bbls rosin were sold at 81 62Hc.
OILS unchanged.
SPICES 10 cases nutmegs sold at 81.
SUGAR Sales embraced about 400 500 hhds. Cuba at
5Hc. 5Kc.; AID 100 200 New Orleans at Saturdays
prices There las been good demand for refined and
prcesare shade higher-loaf STc. standard crushed,
$50. circle crushed, s3Sc.; ground, S3So.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Sales embraced aoout 700 $50
bsrres including OLD at SIG % and $16 1sl; 100
Co. thin mess at SIT; new at about SIT 81 q
SIT 75 Beef in good demand sales of 800 barrels ut
unchanged prices Bacon, 400 boxes short iddes sold
at Sc and at Sc for long clear Cut meats and
firm, 7sc. TIC. asked for shoulders, and 9kc. 9c.
for Hams; sales i50 packages 10. of Davis smoked
hams were sold at 12hc. Lard-sood demand. at high
barree at about with sales OF 800 barrels to day
at 1OA 1899; at the cloee holders demanded 10Hc
RICE.-There has been again quite movement in the
market the sales to-day reaching about 700 casks at
BIC 6c holders are not disposed to sell prime now
WHsKKY-Dul; only about 100 barrels were Sold at
about 35 &c while SOC asked.