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-BOHN'S CLASSICAL, LIBRARY.
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TUE New York BUDELL TRAGEDY AT THE NATION
Al THEATRE.-Following out the most prominent
incidents in this mysterious homicide, Mr.. English
has placed upou the stage play Ofstartug interest.
The characters-such as DR.. Burdeu, Eckel, SnOd-
grass, Mrs. Cunningham, &c.--are represented TO
the life, and without the least prejudice to either
As the Jury have acquitted Mrs. Cunningham, so
does the play; and as Eckel has not been tried,
aotEing is introduced to lead the public mind away
from the facts that have been already published.
The exterior and interior Of DR.. Burdel's house is
newly painted scene, representing the different
apartments of the characters and the action during
the day and night, witnessed by the audience, is
truly interesting In the night the assassin Is seen
entering from the roof and the murder is witnessed
an 10 has been graphically described in the journals
"a scene which is viewed with an almost GREATNESS
attraction. As drama Of real life it isunsurpassed
Boston Boston.
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NATIONAL CLAY MoSUNEyT.-We received an in
vitation from the Clay Monument Association, Lex
ington Kentucky TO be in attendance at the laying
Of The corner stone of the CLAW Monument on the
Fourth Of July. The Rev. r. J. Breckenridge, one
of the most able living Kentuckians will deliver the
Grafton on the occasion. Kentucky viii be there
in fun force--her beauty and her "chiyalry'-and
il is understood that every State in the Union will
bs represented. The ceremonies Will be in all tie
.,Domn pride and circumstance" Of glorious peace
Of a glorious name
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Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 I-2 Cherry Street.
v-aGuruHur = n ru-u

FTNBIS School j. in perpetual sessOuheCe stuoents o.
other schools desire 10 qualify themselves for the
Counting room, can do 90 during their varaticu
Our Room has been receRly fitted mp, aud for comfort
convenience and elegance, know that II u- -rpassd
by any other in the 'uited States.
PENMANSHIP.
Our Writing Departments under The supervision Of one
who acknOw lodges superior in eaGaig this AfaHLh.
We might refer 0ng list Of usiro~- mes
OF men who never bestowed momeHt's time T-flctcH
upon system Of writing but think tag aaI The
Nashville beginning appreciate this k1G trauspa
rent EumOuggeF besides prefer giving patrons
substantial security and propose 70 refund all
money PAID account OF tuition writing provided
students do make great Improvements those
any Other school m bis country.
select Class OF Ladies viii De aught from four
O'Clock, 2. 81.
Terms Ter a Commercial Course, $40
For Twenty Lessons iu Wiring,
For Lessons IN Writing without limit 10
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Greal Excitement.

lust aECEJVEU at SO .s Cedar street, thou
y v0 Roots 2Onn Novels 300O keams Note. Cap,
Bill and Letter pepper, 5000 Euvoops.
Among the c1lltcuoa viii be iOund Mrs. Car1lns Lee
HeHtz's Works: SuuthwOrth; Emerson hsnnei yhas
Die 10 So Levers Works. Waverly No els all ue Poets
Fine Family Bibles e Il accompanying eacn DOCK
Among the zs be CIV Gold aud SILVER " atehes
JeweIry, Fancy Goods ETC. The Ladies' are invited 70 call
and examine the stock. ~ -o-,
n. B. Auction sale every evening. Uue30I C.FO4'
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Wheat Wheat.

w AIMED 100000 bushels prime White snd Red Wheat,
w for which will ray the highest market price, de
HYered Ware house, Spring ana Clark street.
Nashville. Wheat viii DO ella sed Al follows;
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red and cents below for prime d. titsTraniau
this Wheat is the classification. When Amber Wheat
is prime five per bushe VIII be paid the pce OF
Spring other Red Wheats.
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue stem or
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Glass, AMBER
Third Glass, Golden Chafi Fourth 81 ring
and ali other Red Wheas except tho MEDITERRANEAN, which
Is ten cents below IN value.
junsss rs. FRENCH & SON.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

IHF Nashville Manufacturing Company viii oner for sale
i On The premises 20 the hIghest bidder, on
Monday, Goth day OF july
that valuable niece ofgrOund recently occupied a machine
shop and locomotive works 81 uated on me bank OF Cu
bsriand river fronting about 50 fest Water street, an1
about he anne on ne har being from $50 20 p eet In
depth Said qrouud viii sold In lots Of 30 et fronting
said Water street, running through % SAID hh2ri.
On same day and place the wharf lot i3O let be
tween said lots and the ver VIII be odsed 70 tne highest
bidder Suitable maps said grounds viii De arusneo On
the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One, two and hF5s years, with interest from date, Win
Two approved orssrsi notes payable IN bank ana "
retained on the properly.
b order Of the Board. mo. b. JOHNSON
june Is, lS57-G Pr5st. n. n. Go.
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WISH to sell the plantation which now live, yilE
j Carriers cree ten miles north Of Columbia AID five
miles Of spring il, containing Five Hundred and
y (53j Acre.; three hundred and sev5ntyve OF
which s 70 q gJt d slate Ofcu .tivatI0n-
Persons wishiI purchase would do well % call and
examine the property before buying. GA. PIChARD.
dec. gs-CTWaW-lf
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tsarurr hr.- X 81 " NICTORY.-At COldwater
Michigan On saturday the sixth of June, some
rrgrrhcs Of the Plug Ugly branch Of the Know Moth
ing rr'er. placed two or three kegs Of powder IN
der the itholic church Of that place. ami hredthem
with slow match The building completely
shattered bv the explosion, causing the roof to fall
OUT aud scattering hoors ceiling and sidngs in all
directions. Il is almost unnecessary 10 say that
this transpired near midnight an horr sacred to
Sam.
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ARREST THE MURDERER
5000 ReWar6!!!

A Man named John Owen, resident Of Williamson
n County, Tenn, IhvTsdgy morning committed IF ul
and a.rOcious murder b3 BODY # Mic sh nitey,
citizen aforesaid county. said owen about
ola fsa 10 inches n height, weighs about 1856 pounds
ana well formed. He quick spoken, dark pleXi
and dark and has heavy beard. Its presumed be has
gone in the direction u asl Tennessee or Alabama.
We will give the sward for his Id delivery
Sheriff Of williamson county, malt IN amount
any information that villa lead the discovery Of bis where
abOuts. J. J HITLEY.
E. M. WHITLEY.
fune31-u G. e. BRYAN.
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GLAIB0RNE'S MAGHINE W0RKS-

MASH WILLIE o a 81.
fT.HB attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmsrs Manu-
n facturers, and persons dssisous of uurcbasuv M
home good mach inery, such as
steam Engines Car-B heel Of The most
NaathEs oil every de- Imprfvsd patterns,
scrpuons saw MIA =,
Gearing pwnrns. Sc. Nsc.
respectfully ealei 70 thi E-t4 shmeg now grow
ing up rapidly tHs Of h- Tate Nashville Msuu-
lacuung company. We Intent carry the business nut
a. offensive before and sh- be ready take
orders Tor Machinery aud Gas-- W hare elrea5y
meuced operations IN Back- th Shop and B0irryard
and shall give immediate satisfaction to OIdana
meH.
We are experienced MechaHics-saCh Of rs personally
tending o. H. department and thus sha be able
70 tu5 superior lower raes thar heretofore
done IN Ills We scal warrant every piece WorE
done this Fstsohmeat, end prompt personal
attention order ei. Ice5 thus
give general sfatoB, and be patrouzsdb by al lenda OF
home manu- aClurs.
% JACKER q co..
Claiborne Machine Works, -4shvies Tenn,
fuus ZS-u NASHVILLE Man
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$40 Reward.

DANAVyAY from my Brick Yard on the North side ofthe
IL river. Thursday, the Attn inst, Negro Man named
HENRY Of yellow color and about thirty years He
h about feet inches high and will weigh about 31 pounds
Henry property OF Mrs Jane W. campbell, lyug in
Field. He also free for wife living
Spruce street. in the Robt. Cas.leman's
buildings. think he Is lurEBg the city, and will
give the reward for bis delivery bis c0nne
ment in any Jail 50 that get him.
iuue26-IW. DAVID b. HICKS
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e - Il EEcELLENT DWELLLNes

I AZ now Ofering for sTls desirable kesdf
sumner street, The 7ih ward The Lot irsuts 3 ieet
BY 100 lhs H1ussis new and neat coEttus5 Eoums tch
en-, ServHurs kOOn Smoke house, Dars and ,aees mo
ha Just been carried in front Lott knoa h 90
b a4rEiin .Applyt0 a, Y. g. LIN DSL6hf
DO % C0lsgc stree
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Rev Or. KIRK, in a letter from Manchester Eng
land saws: Il had in the oldest factory Of the town
striking exhibition of the value Of human arr ana
labor pound Of cotton was pointed out as worm
8 pound Of gold. Its cost crude cotton may nave
reen eight cents. And as a curiosity OF arr was
shown a pound Of cotton spun mo a thread that
would 20 round cur globe at the equc-o~, and tie in
a good large knot of many hundred miles in length.
ny We learn that a most destructive rain fell
between Carthage and Dixon Springs ON Monday
last The oldest inh8bitant has no recollection Of
inst such one. Stone fences, corn and the crops
were swept away in flew minutes. Upon hillsides
where there we're no streams, fences were rapidly
carried of About four miles Of the turnpike we're
nearly destroyed.-GaAatiH Erarmsr.
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LAkaE sAttl Ar Apo4ioh
Machinery. Iron and Tools.


n 'HE NASHVILLE hARUFACTU hlNG CoAE.AA1 VI {
sell 70 the highest bidder, g thes saiaolahAsAA 10
Nashville, on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH JULY NEXT.
thsr entire stock OF Machinery Tools SC The property
be offered eonsi,ts IN artof the following articles, viz
MACHINERY -such as Lsrhes PLANES, Drtnng
Presses. Boring Machines, etc,
ALSO 5laekmiihs' Tools, Vices, Alvils, Hammer
longs hencness etc Also a number Of Steam hnelhe8
various Sizes partly finished. endless variety Of unfn-
ished machinery Also great variety ofsssored Wrought
Iron, In al sizes and shape.
Most Of the unfinished machinery vas -ore or less DANA
gsd By hs Ere Al said establishment in consequences
Of which 70 s expected thata ane opportunity vii offer 70
buy bargains Blacksmilhs, Machnists and Foundry
are particularly Tsquestsd 70 attend.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash for all hundred dollars. For an
sums over hundred doaTs six tine with TIVE
approved sndorsersi payable IN bankt0 complied
with in every case before securing properly.
JNO. b. JOHNSON.
June IS, 1857 I'd Priest. n n. Co.
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SneGfaI NOfice!

II Addition TO our sale VIC will offer for OF whom
Il it may concern
5000 Washington Regai8si Cognac Brandy
Il baskets genuine Held % Is do Louis lie BertOn Cog
sick Cham pagns; nae B-Bnny;
u Gases VOLTS SchieiGm bbs pure Old B-ur whisky;
Schnapus: casksd fac Sherry Wine,
a Bx. Superior Old Brandy: do do Claret do
I l-2 Pipe lard (Dufy q Co 90 do Malaga do
CogHas Brandy y do do Port DO
u - do Plannet q CO lpuncheon Jsmai-a Run;
The above invoice Of Liquors, &C., received and
are OF fus quality.
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yuu53o tNLu1L oplLus -Iu oveto -.
COHPORAi ION TAXES.
COLLECTOR s OFFICz,
Nashville June 9Th, 1856
TORPORATION Tsx-Payers will remember that their
- TaKes due and payable at the ONCE OF the Revenu
collector day Of July Il import that Tax.
Payers should be prompt The CohectaTis rea1y
receipt. redeem CeFcates advance payments.
jdiTaesO-lw. A.NELsoN. Collector.
TARGET SHOOTING ON tue 4TH OF
JULY AT COCKRILL'S STRINGS.
L ner
1.r,RGEr ''TEySEssEE.7
The diameter this arge is 10 inches and s divided 10
five circles three the best sho in The centre shall have
the fret premium, a Silver Cup worth $40
InesecOnd premium for the three bess shot Is Silver
The h premium for the three best shots Silver Cup
worth 1907
The rh premium for h6 three best shots Silver Cup
worth 81 90.
The shooting this target cannot be than three times
Price for tue three Shots 81 20.
TARGET "FATHERLASD."
The diameter Of this Target is = inches.
The first premium for the best shot silver plated Cup
worth So 20
The second premium for the following best shot Sill
plated Cup worth S o..
Price Tor three Shots 50 cents
III. TAEuEE .-ANERICA."
The diameter Of this Target is the above, and
the first premium for The best shots asilver plated Cup
he 8, u prelul co. Il following best shot is siivs,
plated Cup worth . 90.
Price for three sh,ts 80 cents.
The distance from The stand 70 the Target is 200 Yards
The shooting done OF hand In the two last targets
Fa5tnerauu aud America" evuy man can shot as much
as be kes. iune3O-td.
rifles. The premium beawarde@ 20 the best shot The
e. - ,ah at M BadOuLr-, Union street..
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Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.

JOHN RAMMaGE,
No ~, College Street
nov In rscs pc Of larE Stock handsome sh1es for
4 Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Boys and Children
FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid sHppsrs-bovs;
% French 90 o. " various sylssj
Lasting pain.
6 Fr neh red br0nzsd bows;
White c5loTsdi
50 French Embroidered Kid aud satin slippers;
Toilet slippers si-lz asd c0i1-s,i-
Stack FrelUn sass D. h3e-sI Failsrs;
" Italian Goth Golfers, front aud side laces
Engli.h Kid Heeled
French Lasting Baton wi d heels.
Kid ana Morocco Buskias, Ties, &C., &c
FOX GENTLEMEN
French Cslf Pump-s0ls Dress Boots
sti-1Iad
Sowed
" Pump sole Shoes:
90 Ps.sn. leather and Csls Orflrds-
Calf broad and narrow strap shoes,
English Lasting, Calf ed Patent i.salhsr Gaitsus
Calf Kid OIfJrus5 sven nice 4"
Patent Leather Pump sole Dire Shoes
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps Ead Caters.
. q" oxford les amt siCul shoes, &c
MISSES blsck and bronzed KId-triumed slippers;
" Lasting Caters VIII and w'thpus heels
" KID Boots
School shoes OF every description.
NEGRO Brocars and Kip shoes Of all kinds;
Ny is extensive and OF the best and viii Be soid A
very low prices for CAsH-
JOHN RAMAGB,
Juneau - College street.
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Frederick Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton. sa1ony, has Ia
" ken an Office az No. 10, Fr1t Ozark and o.
fers bis ssrvces 20 the citizens Of Nashville rss and
cus75i Female Complaints Of all - Scrofula 10 its
worst iortnsj Consumpd NJ Rheumatism nd DroDsy HIS
experience and prtCee In regard these and similar dis
eases nave been sac a % euuee him guarantee peeG
cure il treated or taken in time.
For sale as Hoovs very superior article or stomach
ALteFs1 OF his own invention and mauaaeur, ogetheF
with variety ~ other incidence Ttub7-Iy
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LAND WAR; ANTS,
WILL PAY
Cash for Land Warrants.

Cash 8OT Lana w aEE40CS,
my ONCE, No IS Cherry street. In my absence appl
n tOA. b SHANELAED.
june Sc febI4-y J. g. FELLOWS
FOR ST. LOUIS.
TUVHE hne light ght steamer Altoona - F-a .,
m leaves the MONDAY, 30th instant, EE-lf
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for The above and all in
termedate ports. For freight or passage apply on board or
TO A. HAMILTON, or
tune 30 Il n. HARRISON. A gents.
FOR ST. Lot Il AND LOUISVILLE.
THE light draught steamer CUBA, Mills, $500
4 Master. will leave for the above and an ih,ssSi
intermediate ports TO-DAY the 3'th
instant, al ~ O'Clock. For freight or pass-A--ai
age apply on board, 70
fnue 3Q-1f II. HARRISON Agents
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4s4 IL ~ - II . - a ~,
AAlLL open new Cass DO Wiring Tuesdas t,o l56
" Inst, over the store Of L. g. Beech 40 a. College
street where Ladies' AID Gentlemen can. In short lime
learn 70 write with ase, usaiues- and rIIitty.
Pareris can have their chi dreu taugAs during
- SCHOOL VACATIONS.
-Er--4L Afterwards 20 devote al thsIr lime 70
Otnrr sLu- les, n.tre other Schools
lnOse who sh 20 know whether this bv tha cheapest
and most certain method OF saruir VINE M rafsrs
% syera hundred pupils tan ght tJ him i1 Nashville esr
last winter twelve gears su5 e.
Persons from the country Hsf tbsir ssgas u grs
s1scE.
dOurs 70 @, A. NJ. 3 tl5 p. NJ
v b. Those wishing Mr. DIS Glasses shouIdapply
immedEiey hI stav viii necessarily be much shorter
than on his recent visit 20 Nashville fune2I
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Ii ssons Indebted % the Nashville Manufacturing Gem
pany are requested call and make immediate pay
meni, as the business VII be closed. JNO THOMSON,
june .. 1885, PRESIDENT
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Farm for Sale

All sums under hundred and Ely dollars cash: all
over three months for approved endorsed paper
fune3O B. LANIER a. co.
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NASRVILLE EEMALE L(lEMY-

TEWARD wanted for the Boarding EOuss A gen
n tleman petent take entire eharg the Kitchen
and Dining Room, and to assist IN the financial The
Institution, Will md here mott desirable sit1qli0u
june27- g. q. ,. ELLIOTT.
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DTnEhinV H9aW.

W. 7. B. & Co, have just received
DR.. FRIENDS BOAT LIFE rs E5YPE
TBS STUDENTS CIBBON. lvoL llv5 doA.
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Ii persons having wool TO card cannot do better tan by
n sending it 10 B5sworh Co.'S Cotton Factory Cd Col
iSpeg4-f BOswoRTH & co
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june26 No. 4G, Union Street, next doorto
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
Mem Publications.
Now Ready for Subscribers.
HERBERT's GREAT NATIONAL WORK
III ON THE HORSE Oe AMERICA

Now Ready for Subscribers
uERBERT's GREAT NATIONAL WORK
IL ON THE HORSE Og AMERICA.
Sold only by Subscription.
FRANK FOREsTERS
HORSE AND HORSEMANSHIp
OF THE UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
OF NORTH AMERICA.
~ HENRY WILLIAM BERBERr,
Author Of "Frspk Foresters Field Sports Fsn and FISH
ing" "The Complete Manual for Young spotsmen &c &c
In superb imperial octave volumes OF Ho pages mus
traed with steel engraved ORIGINAL PORTRAITS from PANT
nrs and drawings BY ushed artists of the fol-
lowing celebrated Horses. carefully printed On INDIA PAPER
SIR ARCHY, AMERICAN bCLiroI'
BLACK MARIA BOSTON,
LEXINGTON PRYOR,
LANTERN, POChH )NTAS.
oJrNCoT LADY SUFFOLK,
STELLA WHALEboNE,
FASHION FLORA TEMPLE
RIACK HAWK ALICE GRAY,
ETHAN ALLEN &c.
Embeshed with vgnette Title Pages from original designs
byEO c. DARLEy finely engraved on steel by the
most eminent En.ravers, including numerous
FINE WOOD ENGRAVlNGS.
GENERAL CONTENTS:
The Horse, i.s Origin, Native Land History and Natural
History The History of the English Blood Horse The History
otbe Horse of the American Blood Horse OF the
American Turf and Pedsrees of Imported Mares aud
ssons Comparative Tables Of the Stock Of Native and I'm
poYd the sst quarter Of centnry Pejgees Fer
brsted American Race Horses; Rules Of Race Courses History
of the American Totns Horses Descriptions Performances
Time and Anecdotes celebrated American Troers
Tables Time Rules Of Trotting History OF various fam
lies Of the American Horse The Canadian; The Mustang
The Pepnsyvsnia Draught Horse; The Vermont Draught
Hor The Narsganset Pscer The Morgan Horse The Car
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