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BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January ], 1857.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
e this day admitted partners in the Banking House OF
Cubb Brothers The firm this will be
81 j. Chubb John Barrow, and Henry
yenport Iowa h composed Charles st. Cubb
and Alexander H. Barrow under the firm Of Cbubb Brothers,
Co. CIIUBD BHoTIIERS
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washington Branch Railroad

" HSHEHHVHU' :
FTRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il At and 81, a. m,, and and 4,a N,
Sunday at AZ, p.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
AT AZ and on, m, and 3 and 64, p.
On Sunday at Az, m.
Passengers Philadelphia will g. s
and Az.
Passengers for Annapolis will take trains at So and Al
IN G,r NorG,E q X q
Do for the West and al, connecting
Washington junction. I. H. PARSONS, Agent.
Jan I7-du
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS--It being
IN the intention OF the board OF Washington and
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the rpad
70 H terminus at the District line conactrs
dress or apply 10 the undersigned the subject before
OF April next. JOHN c. BRENT,
No 80 louisiana avenue.
j. G. LEWIS
Fob A-anNn 492 Seventh street.
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McGREG0R & CO.'S Extensive House. furnishing
lvI warerooms, Nos $50, 62s and s2l Seventh
Full Of Dining room, Hail. Chamber
mahogany, walnut, rosewood, and oik.
all housekeeping
at lowest prices.
Every attention given customers.
Houses furnished entire short notice.
0-eOdlmo
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ENREE BURNING C0AL.--Just received one cargo
IL free burning casl expressly for cooking.
All coal well screened before delivery.
A superior lot Of wood hand,
Fair weight relied
low the best article will admit.
Coal kept under $40 pounds to the ton.
r. J. & W. NJ GAIT,
Northwest corner 18th and streets No. 547
Ap 10-d2w ''N ~ '''"
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Hon. J. Floyd Secretary Of War; nrnkard, chief clerk
subordinate clerks four
following bureaus attached 10 this department
Commanding Generals ooThs Office a, ho head OF which Is
IieVienant General Scott sat Now York
Generals ODoeCo Adjutant General
Assstans Brevct Major D. Townsend Capt williams
and Brevet Capt arcscbe Judge Advocate Major
Lee; nine clerks and messenger this kept
the records which refer TO the army the rolls
II here where all military commissions are made ens
Quatomaa@ Generals oes Major General T. Jcsup
quaemasier eeeerai AssabtsCloDeI Thomas, Captain
Miller and hcff Major Bclge eleven clerks and messcngcr
Pymasr Geaerals o6oeco f Iarued paymas,cr generals
Major Leslie district ymaeri eight clerks and one messen
gor,
cosinag Ocecen. George Gibson commssary
cra assistant Captain NJ D. Simpson, six clerks and
ger.
Sufon Generals Thomas 1Awson surgeon general
assistants r. G. Wood and Dr. O. X. Wood; three clerks.
y.os, os General Joseph To,ien et eh,easy assistant,
Captain H. O. wright ave cl:,ss and tnf messenger
TyySr=pSsal Hs,aato Albert ccIoucl Of he corps;
ssiah c,r,a q Woodrun four clerks and
Ordnance Craig colonel of ordnance assistant
Capt, Wm, paynaderi eight clerks aad one messenger
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nR. NJ. v. b. BOGAN respectfully informs hi
friends and the public that he has removed his Office
dnce 10 No 5 Massachusetts sonlh side beYcen 9th
who may require his professional services. " n y ~
March 10--eod4t*
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The steamer Arabia has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
LOndoa.-Consols 9es and 904
The City of Washington arrived cut on the 10th,
and the North Star on the 18th:
India accounts say that Delhi had not Deen taken
iTbere we're more mutlnies including one regiment
in Rombav. Several victories over the mutineers
IF is Tumored that the British troops retired from
| Delhi on account OF sickness.
| Another report says large reinforcements had
arrived and that an assault was looked for soon.
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable is to be stored at
Plymoth Navy Yard till next year.
The SlOop of War Plymouth arrived at North
ampton.
There is monetary panic on the Paris bourse.
The credit Mobilier has largely declined.
There is also panic in Vienna.
In regard to the Stutgard interview, it is said
Napoleon desires the Gar and Queen Victoria to
meet him at Paris.
The Spanish Ministers tenderedtheir designations,
but they were not accepted.
COncha will continue Governor of Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance is in session at Berlin.
Marshal law has been proclaimed at Belfast.
Nothing new from China.
liverpool, Sept. 18Th Cotton, sales of the week
1900 bales Spectators took $4,000 and exporters
ZOOO bales. Prices improved one-eighth Of penny
Lime broke
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2.-Gen Denver, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, has just arrived from Nebraska.
He reports having made satisfactory treaty with the
Pawnees at Table Greek on the oath. Capt. Rus
sell had arrived at Lexington, Mo- He says that
the MOrmons have fortified Fort Budger, declaring
that the U. S. troops should not pass. He also re-
ports that the Cheyenne depredations are growing
more aggrivating daily.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Cotton, sales of $500
IL, Il
10, 300 bales Receipts %, 400 bales. Decrease in
receipts 80, 900 bales; stock $4,000 bales. Flour
5 so; Red Wheat O5. Freights dull. Lard de-
clined 2; corn 729. Nothing doing in exchange.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
sTATE LEGINE.ArnKE.

1S @qaGtsd T. House Of IF 3
TeseBtstives Of the Tennessee Legislature. ocilIe
We authorized announce B. CUILUM Of this city
! ture. sept22te
We authorised To announce W. B. YowELL ofMarsha
county, candidate Messenger TO the senate sept 2e
We authorized to anDouEce Capt BEEJAM To'hAyER
Of Memphis, Tenn candidate or Doot Geper OF the
Senate ensuing session of the Tennessee legislature
septE-te
We are authorized to announce Col S. NJ. EwINe, o
Giles counv candidate for First Assistant Clerk of the
House of Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature
sept 2-r
We are authorized to announce FRANK S HAZE, Of
McNinn county, q candidate FIR Principal Clerk OF the
sept lite
We are authorized to announce G. W. ROY, of Davidson
county, candidate for Door Keeper to the Senate of the
Tennessee Legislature. sept lite
We Ars authorized to announce WILEY WooDCocK, of
Macon county, candida for Door Keeper t. the
House OF Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature
Mr.. Wo0dcock refers to Gen. ID. Donelson, Col. 10
C. Guild, W ;. Munday, James J. Turner and L. Den
ton Esqs, 10 his fitness for that position.
feptll-te
We are authorized to announce W K. MCCALL, of Nash
vile; candidate for Assistant Clerk Of the Senatorial
branch Of the next Legislature sept 81
We are euthorzei to announce J1HN A. BLACKBURN Of
Union county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the House Of Representatives. sept tie
CHARLES Stone Is candidate for Principal Clerk Of
the Senate Of The next Legislature of Tennessee.
We are authorized to announce AcrOx YoUNG, candi,
date for Door Keep of the Senate Of the next Legislature
Of Tennessee. aug 23-ts
We are author zed to announce JAMES W. NEWMAN, of
Knoxville a candidate for EngrOssug Clerk to the House
OF Representatives ofthe next Legislature of Tennessee
aug 27-te%
We authorized TO announce JAMES R. SLATER. of
Winchester Franklin county, candidate for EngrossDg
Clerk Of House of Representatives of the next Legislature
Of Tennessee. aug 26-te
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W. IRWIN Of
this city candidate for Messenger Of the Senate Of the
nett Legislature Of Tennessee. aug 2l-te#
We are authorized to announce R. ". HAYWOOD Of
this city a candid for Principal Clerk the House
of Representatives Of the Legislature Of Tennessee.
aug2l-te
We authorized to J. d. SMITH Of Tulla
homa candidate for Door Keeper of the House Of Be9re
senlaiiyes OF the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2l-te
We are authorized to Announce J. P. PuEsTLY, of |
Charlotte Dcsson county, candidate for EngrOsslng
Celk Of The Senate o. the next OF Tennessee
aug 20-te
We are author zsd TO announce J. E. JACKSON, Of |
Manchester, Coffee county candidate for Expressing
Clerk OF the Senatorial branch Of the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
New Orleans MARKET, sept. 20.

The prominent features OF the week have been an
unusual pressure in the money market and the i'm
possibility of eTecng exchange negotiations to an
adequate extent even at rates that are low almost
beyond precedent this period of the season Many
articles therefore, meet with omParatyely limited
demand, from inability at the moment to command
the usual facilities.
CoTroY-The sales of the week sum up Is, 400
bales taken principally for France and Great Brit
ain, with some parcels for Continental ports, and
prices, notwithstanding the great difficulty Of effect
ing Exchange negotiations greatly depressed rates
have further tended in favor of holders 10 the extent
Of fully Ia cent per pound in the average, some
sales indicating even a greater improvement.
We quote good miiling to midding fair at 1910
IG5c At the date last year the quotations tor
these qualities were llsGgl25c.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand continues
very limited and the sales in very small parcels
The market Is about bare of Louisiana sugar, and
the total stock of all kinds is only about 1900 hhds
CoFFEE.-There is yet no improvement visible in
the market tor Rio Coffee the views of holders and
Of buyers being still far apart to allow of trans
actions TO any important extent. We have, there
fore but a trhng business TO report for the week,
the sales for that period being only about 1900 bags
al a range Of lOollc., though chiefly at lie. e 1b
for prime. There have been no cargo arrivals, and
the stock remaining in FIRST and second hands is
about III 600 bags against 81 800 at the correspond
ing period last season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
ChanCerY Sale.

GY virtue decree the chancery court Centre
- lie, in the of Marobe Reeves against Felix
Suudard and hers, rendered the lh day ofSepemDcr
1856 ordered be carried by decree OF
made The Nth day Of September, ls57
-hall Saturday December 1857, being 5th
day December, 1851 expose to public sale The prem
undivided huds Of the Furnace, Forge Lands
aud Fixtures, known the Mill Greek Iron Works. said
Hickman, fully and particularly described in said
decree day September, 1856. The said undI
vded twothrds Of said property will be sold credit Of
and two with interest from date Of sale and with
the redeem PtOn. The purchaser will be requr
ed give security for the purchase money aud
lien will be retained upon the pr0pe y the payment
the Al persons who may wish 10 purchase inyit
I'd 10 examine he property which will be shown them by
persons the premises OkNlLLE NIXON,
sUcg I-wrds ps's lee FS Clerk & Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
rrnnetnrr and commercial.

The New Orleans Price Current, Of the 10Th ult.,
SAYS: aThe past week has been period of unusual
severity in money matters caused mainly BY the
deranged state of affairs at the North and higher
rates have been paid for money than have been
known in this market for some years past. We now
quote first class paper 12@15, fair to second-class
I5@IS, and for other grades 1924 cents T. annum
and upwards"
The Augusta Dispatch of the 3Oth ult., says;
.Money is still tight and in the difficulty of getting
discounts. busnessf for day or two has assumed an
air of almost summer stagnation Cotton will give
relief throughout the South as soon as it goes for
ward, and will furnish basis for exchange almost
equal to specie The price is not ikly be serious
" affected since the manufacturers of Great Britain
have just indicated disposition to buy freely at ad
vancing rates"
The Mobile Register reports fair demand in the
Cotton market on the Goth ut with sale of mddling
at15@l54.
The late financial troubles continue to depress
Land Warrants and prices range low. The follow
ing rates were current at Washington at our latest
dates:
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ENPE ESIDN.
Pleas nj GROVE LODGE, No. l3S,
L

July Is, a u 1877, A l. $751;
LL Free and Accepted asons requested
= .h4t J. p WYNN, master Mason ami lately member
Lodge and mber Of Bedford county, Ten
nessee, day unanimously expelled by said Lodge
from an rights, benefits and privileges of Missionary
exceedingly gross un-uIasouic conduit.
Il furher ordered by the Lodge that his expulsion be
published ia the Columbia Mirror and Democratic Herald
OF G. lumbia, ard IN The Weekly Union and American of
Nashville. JONATHAN HUNT.
Secretary Of Pleasant Grove Lodge, No. lbs.
Bg order Of the Lodge.
VA the Masonic Journals Of the South and West copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

Il will great deal of unnecessary trouble
friends in itng u.s. will bear in mind the follow
ing ruleS;
Alwlys give the date post Office county aad State in
tie BODY Of YOUR letter
II You wish the paper changed from one efice to an
other give both Offices in full.
If vou write on business and other mat ters write
separate sheets OF paper different leaves Of one she
Attention to these matters will greatly Obiig
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
CHANCERY SALES.

,RSUANT 20 decree Of the CEaucery court Carthage
made n the Of benjamin Bucks. Ext, Howell
e urks and others the Undersigned will he 24lh day
1857 proceed lu sg 10 highest bidder
u ne remses the land belonging To- the
I'm decd composed Of the tract uf which Josiah
and possessec, and which thr Elizabeth
5cs resided Al the OF b. death Aud alec a tract Of
90 acres adj1urniug thereto puTcaaed by portion Of The
-, an Josiah Rucks since bis death iu a about
s Aof said land hes in smith county Tennessee, Dis
net No 70 The town Of Rome VII "e laid OF u lots
10 suit purchasers 81. - s---s. .,,
igys bsIongns sid estate, to-Sit Joshua, aged
~. a. inc, about GJ Emily abOut- and her children
Teuyy about 7: Lucy S and Martha d
- S,Is vi be made on q credit Of one and years.
caDa sum sufficient pay costs and Attorneys fees
Sss vim approved security viii be required Of The pur
Noes ~i'' -Ff A. MOORE,
SEPT Is-wtd prs, fee 20 tisrS q Mss'er'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

We would call the attention of Merchants Business men
and Others to our facilities for executing WIN pfOpness
- "a ,oIors and solicit share Of their patronage
sv, cone to considerable expense in fitting mp our Job
b Establishment, prepared to execute all kinds Of
pin sns Ornamental work, ouch Ball Tickets, Pro-
Cards Of every description, Circulars, all varieties
Of Printing Gold Silver Bronze Colors; also, Pamphlets,
LAWYERS, Briefs Cheeks Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading Pro.
misory Notes, Way Bills, Hand Bills, etc., etc. with
ness and on reasonable terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
NASHVILLE srEAMsroNE SAW wo RKs

-NANU 81 HaSLAd, having made imp rant additions
- to his machinery, and eaY increased his facilities
for manufacturing SODe u every descT ptOn IS equal IN
point # .Ish ana UIabiv MADE IN the CITY, and
low prices and giving his personal attention TO the
scIrg OF the work. feels confident that he give
satisfaction all who may favor him with their ORDERS
such as Setting Stone Front Houses sill Fencing
to steps Strrg C0rnce to large LannnG to Saw Flag
gng Bush Hammered Flaggng, to Curbug, to Cuplng
Chimney Tepaui all the branches OF StoneCurng, for
cash.
aug 22-ly. WM HASLAM, Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
A Great skaI.gafEa

IN LOBBY IF, TENN ESSEE.
FlHE offers for sale his entire situation con-
tuiug OF level land IN le, Perry county,
Tenn.
Tue lot is well improved, largo aud handsome Brick
Store, ueat Dwelling Kitchen, CRIB Sab~s, and good
ries ] have plenty good water. Lobelvile is q small vii
lage cross Roads, one leading from Navcrey Lin
River. We have weekly mails psssug, together with the
cation of Tennessee River, and Buffalo River running
within x of mile richly abounded with good land as T
tn There being Store GrOcesy of within
miles Moth, south, u miles East and 10 miles West
il the best situation in the State. have been selling
Go DIS and Groceries here six years, and AM entirely
isad with sales and ProIs, bal wish TO change my
Location offer LOT ouehrd The balance and
two years credit will sell Goods and Groceries for cash.
ANY person desiring good situation will do will do well
examine. EDWARD ROUQUIER.
40 w6n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
sheriT's Sale

10y vrue ola yendiion eEPonas 10 ne directed from Tie
ID Crrr Court at Stewart County Tennessee, a. the al
Term. 1857 Will expose Public Sale Il The Iour House
door in hs town Davee, stewart County, TO The h5hst
bidder for cash. the Of November next al the
hit and iule eel that Bartholomew Asup has L. and
10 tax tracts Of and being sixth part lying IN slew
arr county District No. bound follows, 70 WIS the
6rst tract begEuug hickory. running SOUTH tntnce
west thence uOrh thence east bounded he east y
lanes L Daniel containing TOO The One tmC begin
mig on souh Of the lOOaCre act, running
eas thence NORTH thence thence south, thence west
tpnre morrill, east containing 400 levied on
he properly bartholomew AlsuP aJsfy debt and oos
in fayur Of Benjamin Moody sale within the hours pre-
scribsd bv Law. August 10, 1857
.ant f9-fr', fee 81 r. T. ROGARD Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

TNAKEN UP by $ A Ellis, living in District Dickson
L County, Yellow Greek, Horse, l4JS hands
high, shOd before, white IN forehead face, right
hind foot and left fore foot white supposed be dgrg
about 10 old, and had bell. Appraised 18th
August, 1857, to 500.
TAKEN UP by Mark Cation, in I'd District Dickson Co,
on Turnbull, IL mites from Charlotte, sorrel Mare, l4b
high little white the lett hind pasern joint about
years old and is stump sucker Appraised LIST Sep
TENDER, 1857, TO SIS.
SEPT l2-W3t' THos. c. MORRIS, Ranger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

ia A woman recovered one hundred and fifty
dollars in the Brooklyn City Court on Friday last
as damages, from a men splitting in her face
Good. but one hundred and fifty lsshes, his bare
back, ought TO have been added to the sentence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

RHFuMaTIsM-EEuRAJerA.-The agonies of Rheumatism
and NeurSgis mong the most with which the
man frame afflicted, and have heretofore been found
the most diacut to remove. Happily remedy is now
by which the most obstinate eases can be
atey cured This sovereign remedy is Braggs Lni
ment, for sale by Druggists generally 1t is only necessary
for the sufferer 70 Try it, to be assured os efficacy ocIIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
COMPTR0IIFR

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM F. McGREeoR.
OF McMnnve candidate for ComptIO iler ofthe State
sept 4-te#
We are authorized to announce HUGH FRANCIS, Of Wi
Chester, candidate for Comptroller Of the State
aug 20-te#
We are authorized to announce Gen. JAMES T. Dux.
LAP, Of Paris : candidate for Stale Comptroller.
aug 25-te#
We suthorizsd - Rnnounce GEORGE R. McCLEL-
Lam of Su dvan county, epdidate for SIZE Comptroller
aug 2l-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
State of Tennessee, Comptroller's Office,

-'AsIV ILLEl NCpL IOI IVOf
THIS is to certify, that the Quaker City Insurance Com
pGny, iOcat ed Philadelphia the of Pennsy /
wanna complied With the requirements Of act
by General Assembly Of The Of Tennessee, IN
March ls56 entitled An Act TO regulate the agencies Of
Insurance Companies Incorporated by the Stale If
nessee, and that Joseph Nash is the legally authorized
agen. Of said Company in the town of Nashville State Of
Tennessee. ]. C. IUJTRELL, Comptroller.
The subscriber will issue Fire aud Marine Policies IN the
above excellent Company, on eqiIaule terms -
JOSEPH NASH,
sept. lS-3w No. -. College StrsCt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
To The Travelling Community,

A remedy, such as BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTBBS
be highly recommended To the travelling CON-
muniy especially certainly invaluable remedy hav
ing little exercise, constantly exposed, and subject OF
effects OF change Of climate and water they require
pleasant remedy this kind to regulate the bowels
sept q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

THE Undersigned has large 10, Of Boots and Shoes Of
\ his own manufacture, made up expressly for The all
Trade, which viii be sold The reasonable prices
tAIm"'s and others waning supply Of Negro shoes will
do wel'O examine my stock.
Ason store and Tor sale sides frat rate Black Har-
ness Leather ana lot OF pad szins &c
change Bank par.
The highest market prcesn cash paid for country hides.
" HAMILTON.
oct O Snnfb ,oIIeys 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03

Ra7- Mr.. 7. Durret has purchased one half Of
the Louisville Courier and this able, energetic and
popular journal viii in the future be edited and
published by Haldeman and Durret
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
IL. d C. a. wRlGHE,S ORIGINAL FRAN
FRASGIPANSI EAREACTs FBAEGIPANNI PouADR,
BAR On, soar,
" ToorH OwDER SACHIr.

OR VERLAS pING P FUME
FEASePANNI EAEEACTs FKAEGIPANNI PoM,DE,
q" ToorH Het ow Ol5r' S.cnlr.
These new elegant and recherche Perfumeries are from
the Iaburory Of Messrs. K. e. A. Wright, SOLE OIL
GINATORS AND in this country. The
Perfume Frangpann Oriental production, brought
its original into his country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
precedent and in consequence variety limitations
springingup; but these whether HOME MANUFACTURE
or SOLD As 'IMPORTATIONSrh have only an evGncsccut
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
For sale by all Druggists ia the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs. DEMovLLE q
BELL RAINS BRowN q. W. HENBERsHoTT, 10. W. BROwN,
STRETCH PICK and J. SrEETcH, and at Wholesale by
BERRY d DEMOVILLE.
K &C. A WRIGHT, Sole originators and manufacturers
in the United States
No. 81 late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
July tin
Havana Cigars.-Mr. EDrToR Please tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot Of I'M
ported Havana Cigars just such rarely reach this
ket We have also very large stock of German and Do
nestle Cigars, Virginia Chewing and fine out Smoking To-
bacco, Turkish do Pipes CARROTS Snuff and indeed all
uees usually kept first class exclusive Tobacco estab
hshment and We wish You TO y in big capitals WE SUE
FBK No HOUSE TO UNDERSaLL US.
!. W LANGLEY & CO.,
No. Al, Union street, near the State Bank,
Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-03
Augu.tn Market, september 80.

Nothing has been done at the ware
houses to-day, an the few loads put on the market
from wagons have been sold at 1890 l4c.-a decline
Of Il to lc on lasl weeks prices.
Nothing to report in Corn, Wheat or Flour.