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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH.
BETWBBN CLAY AND LEIGH STREET 8,
CHURCH HILL.--The next session Of this Institu-
non will open on MONDAY September 18th, and con
nsus for months
thorough instruction will be given In the Classics
The Mathematics and the varisus English branches
TEREs-payaeie one-half lst January, 1854, and tbs
balance at the end Of the session 3d. 10 and 50 dol
lars.
limited number of smaller boys will be received
al the rate OF SO per session.
n all instances 81 will be charged each pupil FOL
fuel and in all cases pupis will be charged from ths
time they entered 70 the end OF the sesssn ex-
e-pt in cases Of protracted sickness.
G. W. PETHBRBRID6B,
iY Tn@Ms THAS. II. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

This Institution will resume studies the 24th
August. - E
Bcarders pay per snnuIu slSS, for board tuition
Sashng doctors fee and stationery-to be paid hah
yearly in advance.
Day scholars, according 30 their classes, pay from
81 to $SS, per quarter, inrnriobly IA adrahes. Fuel
81. Embroidery, French and Music, form extra
,harges. -.
Letters addressed to Sister N. FELIX HcQUAID,
st. Joseph's Academy Richmond, Va, or to Rt
Rev Bishop McGILL win meet with prompt atten
lion. au Wv
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

" sCHoOL-The undersigned will, en- the first ol
srhoo embrssing such course Of instrus ton
will ft youth for easy entrance into tn high
classes either OF our classical scientific inssiu
nons They wiz ESQ every effort TO procure central
ana Somfortsble location Shockoe Hill Their
TERMS will be az follows. lriYAsLR sEEIArNUALLY
IN ApyAErE.)
Latin Gre.k and go
LAIN or Greek, ana Co. "a
English Branches, .........,..........-...... ~
NJ. {Awf wf-aA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELI
ACand THAMsIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls Broad street. between 18th and l9h the
lat OF 9th month (September)
The various hrsncos Of the English language viii
be taught including Algebra and Geometry; alss
Drawing and Painting II desre3 one afternoon in
Zach week will be devoted to needle-work.
TERMS: For Primary Class per quarter of ten
weeks. 81; more advanced Glasses So; Drawing and
Painting, each o..
RlpsRsSczs-Micsj.h Bates and Philip B. Price.
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All Rejoice

our ven extensive stock Of piece goods adapted 70 ne
~ Spring Trade is opened and ready of nspsction
Il probably the most magnificent ever exhibited 10 Nas
VILE. Cloths Of the hnsst texture aud OF various eoo-s
Csssmeres in great variety and Vesags adapted 70 every
liable taseall made up ORDER according 70 tha
latest STYLE, In the neaest and most durable mannor
7 The IETALLIsLk HARVEY >, Is sim on band
marchII-H- CLIFTON a AR2OTT-
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novls No. Broadway.
IHLOgR.-IOOb bags Family FlolEjus reesved and
II for sale by BYRNE & MILLER.
GOLDEN SYRUP-GoldsnS Syrup Just received and
VI for sale by BfkNB MlbLbk.
cuGAR-Crushed and Pulvsrised Sugar received and
- for sale by bfhNB q MLLch.
VxTE have in store and for general Of
w Teas Pickles. Preserves Candies Soap Starch, and all
The various articles usually kept in Grocery Stores 70 which
the attention friends and customers and the publ
generally is invited BHkNE q MlLdAsh.
TTTHFSKY-lI5 barrels Rsctiaed Whisky, various
w brands, Just received and for sale b.
nOvI8 LYME a MILLER.
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COMMERCIAL.

WHEAT.-We have no transactions of consequence
to report in the wheat market There is very little
coming in, farmers holding back for better prices
The offering prices are as follows: Mediterranean
75c, Red 85c, and White 9Oc., per bushel.
The Savannah Meas of the 18th says:
"The receipts of Wheat for the past week amount
to 81 900 bushels, of which IA 900 were received by
river. The exports are $4,000, nearly all to New
York. There have been but few transactions We
heard of sale of 5, 900 bushels Red at 81 So Most
of the wheat coming forward is for shipment to New
York, and prices may be considered nominal"
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the same date says
1.-The market for prime white is buoyant and
prices very firm at 81 35a$l 49, Red Wheat is in
good demand at Slal05."
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, August 17.--During the thunder
storm this afternoon the steamer Eaues was struck
| by lightning. Nobody was hurt. The hurricane
| deck of the boat somewhat shattered. The dam.
age done is but slight.
| ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Ambassador in Turkey suspended re-
latons because the MOdavian elections were not set
aside.
dispatch from St. Cloud states that the Emperor
and Empress will leave Wednesday to visit Queen
Victoria.
No confirmation of the fall of Delhi has been re-
ceived.
European residents were under arms at Madras in
momentary expectation of an outbreak.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE jury in the case
of the alleged election rioters disagreed after four
days confinement in the jury room.
NEW YORK, August I7.-Sales of cotton to-day
800 bales. Orleans 16; upland 15s; -four and whis-
key dull; white wheat $3.50; red Sill; mixed
corn So; mess pork $24,90; prime $20,50; beef
steady; lard l6 bacon buoyaIt clear sides IA; su-
gar steady; freights on cotton to Liverpool 10.
NEW ORLEANS. August 17.-sales of Gotten to-
day 300 bales, 45a15. Three bales OF new sold at
H. Flour lower; red wheat $l,27; lard in tierces
l6; other articles unchanged.
BOSTON, Aug. 1s-An arrival from Capetown
reports tremendous gales last june A number of
vessels were wrecked on the coast.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The steamship Tennes-
see has arrived from Aspinwall with the remainder
Of Walkers army.
NEW ORLEANS, August 18.-sales of cotton to-
day 300 bales; prices unchanged. Sales for days
1900 bales receipts 80 bales Stock in port 49,
$40 bales. Flour dull; superfne St. Louis $500;
wheat 20 higher; oats 40; freights dull; sterling
exchange 81; on New York 81
NEW YORK, August 18.-Sales cotton to-day
500 bales, firm; -four and corn firm; wheat unset
tied; mess pork 25*; lard 16; sugar heavy; Rio
coffee 103; bacon dull; gunnies IA; cloth 4, 10.
CINCINNATI, August 18.-FlOur $3.50; red
wheat $l,0O; white ST. 20; whiskey %; corn 7Oa
70; provisions firm.
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TTANTED,-5OO0 bushels Dry Fruit which We viii
w pay cash or exchange Groceries for Dry Peaches
and ApplesAt highest market price. BYRNB 4 MILLER
noVl5 No. 5 Broadway.
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re- We have perused with interest an Address
delivered before the PhOmathian Society of Bethel
College, RusselYille Ky, by Professor Bowling, of
the Nashville Medical College. The Professor han
dies his subject Man as he Was-as he is'-in
his usual fluent, finished and forcible style.
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Dvseptsrv. BLOODY Fiux, Diarrhoea, and all
lsso.aare NJ the RoWles.

Dysentery, Bloody FIux, DiaTrhoeas and all
disorders of the BOWIes'
TTIHE Grarenburg pysentery Syrup sovereign IN Az es
Il orders Of the Bowels NoIhng Is more a. Jarloestnan
opaes disorders. The Dysentery Syuy
the aerdity chemically steFs mo contents o.
1.-The Bowels and very gradually checks the disenargs.
thousand certificates Of its efficacy could De got n aI h
Tennessee aOns but prefer TO give but one, nom inc
chairman of the Board Of Health, New YORK.
NEw YoRK, April 25th, 1913.
NY position last year. Chairman Of the SANITARY Com
nittee Of this cit brought constantly In contact vita
persons suffering from Cholera DyseneTy &c Facts coming
under my observation with reference to the efficacy OF
your Dysentsy Syrup the diseases, been confirmed
BY the te. tmony of my RccOeates the committee and
particularly by Alderman De Forest of tho First Ward So
strongly impressed with the value OF your preps alton
caused be sent to the Quarantine where the Cholera
then existed: is iittle remarkable that but
TIMOTHY H1BBARD. NJ. d.
Chairman Board OF Health, N. Y.
The ChiIdren's Panacea is well known TO be
eeacOus all disorders of children from one TO nve
wears old Why should thirds OF all the children horn
die before they five years old twere not that the
Vermifuges and all the other powerful medicines admins
tered mostnjuri0us- Ieething and other
disassses second bat Little apprehen
sion where this Is used. The DyseDtsTy Syrup and Chill
dFeuas PaAaeea worth thsn words can expess
july IS MACkENZIs " BEC xviii d.
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RS% Charles Hess, Teacher the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing is prepared to give les
sons if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less
than twenty lessons. july3O--2m
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Havana Cigars.-MR. EDITOR Please tell your
opening large and we'll selected lot Of I'm
ported Havana Segars Just such rarely reach this mar
ket We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle SegaIs Virginia Chewing snd fine cut Smoking
Tobacco Turkish do Pipes, CARROTS Snuff, and indeed all
articles usually kept first class tIEUs Tobacco estab
shmen and we wish you cay big capitals WE sUF-
PER NO HOUSE TO UNDERSkLL US.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
No.44, Union Street, near the State Bank,
Aup IL Nashville.
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X, GG. A. wRTGHT,s ORIGINAL FRAN
GIRANNI

RAG a, NRIGHT,S ORIGINAL FRAN.
GIPANNI,
OR E YER IA ) tt N q P U NJ
FRANeIPANKI rARRAcTs FRANsIFANNI PoMADR,
ToorHP owDER sICHLr.
These new, elegant and recherche perfumees from
the Iabortory Of Messrs r. G. A Wright, SOLE ORR
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURE ERS in this country. The
Perfume FRANC panni oriental production brought in
its original This country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration demand for these articles, beyond
precedent, in consequence variety OF limitations
Swinging up; but these whether of HoMEMANUFACTURB
or SOLD as GIMPORTATIONS' have only evaneseent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAs.
ERs For sale by all Druggists ia the United States
Canada and South America.
R. &c. A. WRIGHT, Sole ohginatOrs and manufacturers
40 the United States
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
July tim
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NJ The case of the State Us. Richard Horne
which has been on trial in the Criminal Court for
week past, was concluded yesterday, by the jury
finding a verdict of manslaughter, and fixing the
term of Imprisonment at five years.
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$50 REV

I WILL pay Fifty Dollars ward for Negro named
LOGAN, ifdeiVered to at Nc 10 Cedar street, Nash
Vle Tenn. who of from J. Lumsden's lanyard few
days He brought here BY John Sherwood from
county, ny about The 3Uth Of November last
and he is probably about Nashville, viii try
get back into the neighbOrhOOd Of BoUngge KY
He Is Of black complexion, about IS years Of feet
inches high weighs about 40 pounds has straggingTh
kers, black Buenavsta hat, black Summer coat black
ored pants white Shirt aud St0ga shoes He quick spO-
KEN and will seldom look in he face When spoken
TO. dune 10 - THOS. g. JAMES.
Q Bowling Green (Ky.) Standard copy three mOEShs
AMI ii % his mica
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LosT-On Wednesday, the 18th, TWENTY Dol
LAR BILL, on the Northern Bank of Kentucky,
the finder will receive a reward of FIVE DOL.
LARS, by applyingto W. Il. MCBRIDE.
Union and American flee.
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PILES! PILES! PILESl

WIS HITHERTO DsEAsE or livery FoRA AND
IN EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DIR. CAVAFAUGH'S PILE SALVE
TWILL never fail in giving immediate reiei and PoSl.
w tveIv curipg the and most obstinate cases OF
Henorrhods or Piles. 1t Is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
hare elsewhere for the Piles and is the result OF years
sTarera from Piles now have q remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
itbout fear Of failure on its part to do all the proprietor
claims for Il - - II, 81. 4.
reausite is strictly observe them aud cure VIII soon
70 follow.
Tr r H. CA7AxAUaH, presently
DlaT Sir When arrived in the city lew days ago,
WIS suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned my
condition to YOU asking your advice You recommended
vour Pile Save saving il would cure me. tred 1.-THE
sstfsct was immediate and now well, l believe il
IN he proved in my case, Invaluable remedy, and
snrs cure for that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
IF Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville BY WE
Bros Wholesale Agents. and BY Druggists and Dealers
generally, . ..a
Dr. T. Il, CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
au13I-lv inside ~ iailN. W
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NOEL g CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.

AND DEALERS IN COONIhA NhO6OOAS'
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SIS,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
SUGARS.
100 hhds prime to cho. sugars IS b5l loaf DO
10 DO Clarified do 10 do powdered do
20 boxes Havana do
600 bags Rio Coffee, IS do Laguyrsdo
iOO 10 Java " LIQUORS.
100 Bbls Pixies whisky 90 g Fine Brandiesj
800 . Deans do 90 " Amtrean 90
400 {: Wiltshire do 10 Malaga wines
10 superior Port Wine; so " Walkers Sup,I Alej
IS Smiths Wisky50 &c St Julien Claret Wine;
so Pure Rye do IS Basket Champagne Vine
80 MOnongahala do 30 Boxes Champagne Cider;
TOBACCO.
d boxes E Powell Tobacco3O do Commerce do
90 do southern Belle do Is do Industry do
200 do Jack Falstaf do
CIGARS.
rsOOO NzpoIeon cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind cigars;
900 Josephine do 1900 other brands assorted.
SUNDRIES.
FSe9 sacks fine and coarse salt;4O " Cedar DO
$50 BIZ and Half bis MOlases;2O BED CORDS;
50 Kegs Golden syrup; 20 " Coca DiPpers
rs boxes Lemon do HammOeAs;
m do Brandy cherries; so - Whisk BrOOms and
so do Union Soap. hear.h bIushesj
20 kegs Soda; IOO MIS- AacAeIel,
20 bbls Almonds; % cases Cove Oys'eis'
90o Dsm,iobns assor. 60 F." Pickles assorted;
50 Packages Superior Teas; sou bags ShOtj
$50 Doz Painted Buckets; goo Kegs White Lead;
10 cases Preserved Fruits;
With complete assortment Of all other articles forming
one of the largest selected stocks of groceries ee
brought to this Country Merchants visiting the
city onld well to look through our stock before Pur'
chasing elsewhere.
NOEL CO.,
iuue25-tf Corner College and Spring streets.
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Aug. 10
A howard is offered for ths detectIOn Of any per

Reward is offered for the detection Of any per
son counerfeing, initiating, the vender Of such
eountelfeit or imitation of BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT
TIERS. The genuine highly concentrated HOLLAND Bit
TERs put up hapin bottles only, having the of
the proprietor B. PAGE Jr blown in them, and his sigma
ture around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received BY Americans,
with that favor only extended really scientific
preparations When consider The marked success at
tending administration, in the most stubborn cases Of
Fever and Ague, Weakness OF any kind Dyspepsia Heart
burn Indigestion Cosiveness and Piles together with the
complete control exercises all Nervous Rheumatic
Neuragic Affections, cannot wonder tits popuIari
ty Well NAV the invalid value this remedy. aagl6
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Wheat, wheat.

IHANTBD 100000 bushels prime White and Red whea-
w for which will cay the highest market price, de,
liVered ct Ware hOHse, Spring and Clark StreSt
Nashville. Wheat will be cassed as follows:
Ten per bushel WILL be paid Tor prime White abo3
prime Red and 10 cents below prime Msdtenauian
this Wheat the lowest classification. When Amber Wheat
prime Eve hushe will be paid the price et
Spring and other Red Whsats.
The Amber Is known here BY Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat. heKL 70 this 10 the Golden ChaH-most
desirable.
First Class, white; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden Chat Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheats the Mediterranean, which
is ten cents below In value.
25 900 Grain Sacks hand by
'uns2s rs. FRENCa& SON.
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Notice,

WE understand that report has been circulated TO our
w prejudice that not repaired TO take orders or
engines and machinery We call the attention OF the puoe
TO our sdvertS in another column and invite paIues
wishing 10 purchase machinery TO visit our
NJ. JA' KER & co.
eur ,a-,ow Claiborne Machine Works.
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NEw YoNK, April 25th, ls4s.
NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLUB COURSE.
Fall Meeting. 1857.

TUESDAY, October sOth-Ist dsysweepstakss for two
ods (who never were trained previous 70 me Is.
of Juy1 500 entrance, $50 oue one mile out, closed
with the following entries; -. :.
I-Calgy & Thompson enters 81 by Sd Boston, dam BY
, A Turner enters + by Shamrock, dan Ida by Imp
ga Barnes enters Z by A bon, dam by Richard.
4-Brasher d. Powers enter Oh by Albion dam by LeVa-
5-w Phillips enters by Albion Delta by PrIam.
Tennessee stakes for year Odds $500 entrance $50 for
fet ms heat,-Club to add $500 il two more start
Nv ROunree eaters eh Tom Games by Sd Boston, dam
2-AlsO, Kate Hayes, by imp Albion dam EudOa, BY
5-John Kennedy enters ch f by Emu dam by imported
~PsFOwler enters Rr Daisy Burns BY Landa, dam by
5~W T Cbestham enters by Glencoe, dam senOn
Love- By Levsthan.
6-E srsahitt enters f by Albion, dam by Rster.
WEDNESDAY, October eIst-sweepstakes for untried
, year ods, 500 entsAn' :, $50 for'ei mile heats
Nv Lbeshzn enters b ( by Glencoe, dam senora
Love by LeyiathAn-
9-!ohn Kennedy enters ch by Emu dam BY Ainderby.
3-AlsO, G BY ( nu. dam by imp Aindsf6y
4-w Phillips enters BY Ebony, dam BY I'd Bell
shazzar.
THURSDAY, October 99d-sweepsakes for 2 year olds
SlOO entrance, $50 forfeit, one mile heats
I'M Calgy br PotsOs, by Glencoe dam imp by
sFrasher & Powers enter eh by AIOion, dam by Levia
3-JOhn Kennedy enters en- by Albion, dam by Ain
4Hwm ROuntrss enters by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson,
5-W sherrod enters by Anine Dent, by EPsOlOm,
| dam Pnncess Ann b. Levataan
CIV 7 Cheatham by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love- by LsViaiIlan.
7-E Thompson enters by Glencoe, out OF the dam
| of Mary Bowen, by LevIsthan.
FRIDAY octobsr e3I-sweepsakes for year ods, $3.50
entrance, $50 Forfeit mile heaClub TO add $500 1.-TWO
l start.
WIN ROuntree enters ch Tom Earns, by Sd Boston,
| dam sally Jones, by LeViathan.
| 2-AsO, b Hat5 Hayes, by Albion, dam BY FTann.
| 3-B Cheatham ch DsSoto by Epsilom dam Cottage
4--P Fowler enters br Daisy Burns by Lamda dam by
/ Pacific
5-A Turner enters ch by GlensOe, dam Princess Ann,
by Leviathan.
SATURDAY, October 24th-Sweepsakes for year olds,
So entrance $50 forfeit, mile heats.
1T Trimble Of by Glencoe, out Of the dam Of
~ & D Calgy enters Potsos by Glencoe, dam BY
1 imp Stun is.
the dam OF Berry, by Glencoe
Nv t Cheatham enters by Glencoe, Gam sonora
Love, by Levsthan.
S-jo6n Kennedy enters ch by Albion dam by Imported
CIV sherrod enters br Alne Dent by EpsolOm, dam
Princess Ann, by Leviathsn.
| Pri?m NJ. PHILLIPS,
| aup4-tf Proprietor
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGuRES.

AM now Offering for sale desirable Residence
Summer street. in the IN Ward. The Lot fronts IS feet
by no. The ouseis and contains Rooms kIeh
en- Servants Room smoke House. Dairy and Stables. The
gas carried in front this Lot. know to
Iba0 SEQ lege street
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re- The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No. "A, South Vine street july30-2m
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Atlanta. Markets. aug. LIN.

BACoN-Hog round l48@I5; Clear sides 164@
TO-; Hams 154@16; Shoulders 124 a. Is; Ribed
Sides, I54@16.
LARD-Family, in bills, II; in tin cans IS.
CoRK-Sackej, 5000.
WHEAT-Red, sacked, 81, 20@$i, rs; white wheat
$1,20@S1,25.
FLoUR-bbls & Sacks, per 100 lbs, Good Super
fine S., 25; Extra and Family $780,
The Bscan market has exhibited good deal of
animation since our last, at slightly advanced fig
ures. Wheat and -four continues firm at our quota
tons.
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST

AM now Offering al great sacace, that valuable prop
! erty on College Hill, Immediately opposite the UNI
versy long occupied by the late Dr. Froost Inc Lot
fronts Market street, with the front on Cot
ege. house large and eommodioOs, and the whole
at The price offer II Is 4 great bargain.
CleibOrnsss Omnibus has practically moved college Bill
right inc the Public Square and any wanting residences
convenient 70 would do well look Ct this prop
erty. Call ON "a A.V. S. LINDSLBF.
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ES5- John York s. Co. have the last number Of
Frank Lesie's Illustrated Paper. Among the illus
trations may be seen Mrs. Cunningham and tina
"blessed baby"
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Interesting TO Mechanics and Manufac.
IureS-EhiTd Annual fair.
The Mechanics Manufacturers of Tennessee and adj
Joining States reminded the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition ofthe Mechanics Institute of this State will
menoe In October city. The annually increas-
ing interest manifested these exhibitions and visible ad
vautages resulting exhibitors, well from the dissemna
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain approaching exhibition
will eclipse magn6cence and inter 81 all its predeces-
sors.
Copies circulars, giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo-
lite the Sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
Stocked, or Secretary, h. K. Walker Hume 3O-3m.
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LYONS Il Co.
IMPORTERS wHoLnsALs DEAEHRs N
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
10 THE PUBLIC.

WYE have now on hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are Offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands OF HAVANA
CIGARs in the market BRASDrEs, which Tor naVor
cannot be surpassed and imported BY OURSELVES direct
through the Custom House to this city sHxRRK, PoEI aud
MApERA WIsE warranted pare and Of the best qualities
with full assortment Of WhisksJs, 81 Cf0lx aud ia
maiea Ram, Holland Gin, and ell other kinds.
~ To Country Merchants We oher the best induce
euts TO purchase from u.s. stock is large and awsys
cash bnyerS we give every advantage. Ali orders By let
tsr or Otherwise viii always meet with prompt attention.
LYONS s co,
y2S - Cedar 81