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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
The balance in the Treasury--Russian
ACceSsiOns--The Paraguay Expeditions
&c.
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.


Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, l858-The true and prop
er Treasury balance as made up and stated at the
Treasurer's Office at the close of the last week,
Sl0,86S, 900 The excess of expenditures over re-
cepts for the week was 81 240 900. The statements
hat go from here generally give the Treasury bal
once at couple of millions of dollars that ex
hibited BY the Tressurers own statement.
Il being said that the cessiOn of the port of Villa
Franco to Russia" gives her only the same priv
eges that are enjoyed by government at Spozzis
it IS proper to say that said privileges Of
only those of renting warehouses for BRING prOvs
ions and coal. No guns nor ammunition are kept
there by us, nor would file Of marines be allowed
to land even for exercise in drilling
1t is stated in naval circles that Lopez the Presi-
dent or Dictator of Paraguay, has sent word down
to our squadron at the mouth of the Rio De La Plata
TO the effect that he ready for us, and elf we
were coming, why didn't We come along" Hence
the employment lstterly of more steamers than was
al first contemplated. The government is doubtless
in treaty at this time for more vessels still
Dr. Heap, of your city, who belongs to The English
party that are making excavations at Carthage and
UTICA writes that two three vessels OF the British
navy are detailed for the purpose of transferring
mosaics SC, to London, and that the marines aud
sailors are engaged in the work of excavating. He
also states that The Mussumen in high state of
excitement in Barbary on account of an European
antagOnism to their religion.
As the French Emperor has authorized the con
structiOn upon plan of his Own) of bomb ball
and freproof steamship, which shall demolish any
number of war vessels at present constructed, il
is in point 10 state that such vessel has been for
years in process of construction at New York. under
the direction of Stevens, and that at least a million
Of dol lars must have been already expended upon it.
In the event Of war; this mysterious concern might
make its appearance to the terror of foes
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IANnFOR SALE.

4 WILL sell on reasonable 800 Acres Of rich level
land, Ohio Railr0adWhere it the
Gibson county line, the second depot from Union
City Trenton said road the Railroad completed
Columbus, the Mississippi river to this
place which county line Depot and will be com
the month Jackson Tenue
connecting this place with Memphis, Charleston Nashville &c
There about 2jD ofbom the track, to wit for Guilt
vation meadow land, 2 acres, ordinary log
buildings. timber water, and healthy location he
country the land be divided we'll into
three divisions each will make handsome settlement
Depot this good location for any kind OF bush
Persons wi hing good location for farming trading
we'll call and examine this place II. oakley, Esq
who will be always De found the DepO will show this land to
any person who may wish examine it. B. D. IRVINE.
OctII, lS55Wlm.
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Reading Matter On Every Page.

The Bonner, after devoting some six or eight col
umns to the republication Of FoRNEY's vindclve
and scurrlous attacks upon the administration, now
comes out and says thai. he is very bad man and
aokpoWledges that it would not believe one word
he SAYS against Mr.. BUCHANAN # he we're not sus-
tanned by circumstances. Why did not the Bans
nsT publish those circumstances instead Of send
ing out to its readers the slaLderOus accusations
of this bad mantle testimony of this lying wit
ness. The Southern Representatives who are
charged with treacbery, falsehoOd and fraud,
count of their fidelity to the South, the northern
men who are vilifsd and abused, by this infamous
slEnderer, have right to demand some better evi>
denos of their guilt than the assertions of person
90 vile and contemplate as JOHN W. FORNEY.
We are surprised that the Banner will consent to
circulate such charges against the pures and best
men in the nation on the testimony Of man, which
it acknowledges to he william, and who sssails the
friends of the South at the bidding of her enemies,
The Banner quotes passages from this paper in
which We rejoiced the election Of FoRSEY Clerk
Of the House of Representatives. 1.-The had always
adhered to his sound, conservative national views
and had always acted as wOrthily and well as he
did, We should always have rejOiced in his success
But when he bstrays the kind master, who had trust
cd him, when he digests the national principles
which he professed, and becomes the dirty tool of
abolition demagogues to injure and defame our own
section, We repudiate and reject him. While he
was struggling against the Black Republicans and
defending the institutions of the South, the Banner
could find no language strong enough to express its
disgust and contempt for FORNEY. But row, that
he haranguss abolition audiences in long OratiOns
filed with the vilest calumnies against the friends
and defenders Of our institutions, the Banner
ages his assaults by quoting and circulating his
speeches.
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CHANCERY sALE.

Y virtue Of decree Of the Chancey Court at Atamont,
PRONOUNCED the September term, 1888 in the Of
James Wint0n Albert Bstc ct ais viii sell to the highest
bidder the 9th Of November 1888 the premises, valua
bic land the B0ck Place, in Grundy county,
civil district situated in the vicinity Of the
Great South University, Said land is bounded on the
by lands Of Roberts, by the lands Of
LOve Sarn and James San the north by the lands Of
John Warren WntOn, and the the lands OF
James WinOn and siIs $50 Acres and will be
before the day Of sale. portion Of mid land cleared
and the balance well mberei, with Poplar and wild cherry
growth. TENSION credit Of and two years. except SO
be paid in cash, bond with good and approved security will be
demanded purchaser lien retained FOR the payment
of purchase money The bdngs 70 open at SlO per
ROBERT SANDERS, c. & NJ.
OctIl, Is5SWIt Printers fee 81.
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no THE CITIzENs o.
CAUTION 10 THE PI-RIrf,-

After several years experiment in the Manufacture Of Gin,
fortunately sueceedsl, in the year I5l making Discovery in
its manufacture by which It deprived acrd ana inam
pastorv properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory is at sehea Holland Asr several months
reflection what title give IT, introduced 6, ta American
public under the title Of ssTNOlfe's schiedam Are
matte schnaPps.'s sehedam is the Of the place
in holland where the Gin manufactures. aromatic derive
name from the italian Juniper berry with which 81 lvorsd.
and the word @schnapps' the German for drnsyse dram
WoIfe's seheidam aromatic drink. No sooner had W arns
been introduced American public and received viii appo
hston than the nguor-lizsrs Of Boston pha
under various In instances ny ass have been
50 perfectly Initiated, with only TIE addition Of few letters 70
plead technical avodsacs Of the Law, and So carefully prepared
as to impose careless purchaser understand large qsr
ty has been purchased b. merchants of New Orleans 90 &C.
count Of the cheapness Of The STUFF Two Dollars roztn for
the Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for Pin
being the wholesale price in New York. L nothing hui As
can Whisky favored with he Oil OF Juniper, ana reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant uho Indirectly Ga
the fraud By selling tie spu ious article, is much oiT
the principal, Who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of tie
community in which i've VIII ai -etn and
posing the Inscriptions merchant Who, for the sake o. M cents.
viii put in jeopardy Ct the community which be lives.
Such men should be nailed pory OF puhe szecan-
UDOLPIEO WOLFE
sole Importer, Nos. IS 20 and p Beaver st.s
NEW YORK.
The following respectable FIRMS in New Orleans s the GEN
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GOV, Browns Address.

We are requested by the Executive Committee to
state that Gov. A. v BROBE viii deliver his address
to-day punetuay at IL o'clock, be the condition Of
the weather what it may Official business viii re-
quire Gov. BROwE to leave for Washington in the
morning. go this is the only day he has at his com
maud in which to address his fellow There
is plenty Of room under the smphitheatre, which is
covered, to seat very large audience, and all who
desire 20 hear Gov. BROwS should not let little
rain or threatening cloud keep them away.
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1t is somewhat singular that our neigbbOr Of the
Bonner knows so much about our views on the cur
rsnoy question and yet doesn't know any thing about
his own. We have been unable to extract from him
any expression Of opinion on that subject. If you
think US wrong in our views, neighbOr, Why don't
you tell US what is right? Are you waiting for a
decree of the Council or an edict from MIR. BELL?
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Oct II, Is55wlt-printers fee s..
4, J. DUNCAN q co.,

~ y % MIN q NUss
FVAYE large and complete Stock Of Winter
4 Goods, sistiug Of
Blankets Flauuels, Linseys, Shawls, &C
Muslin DeLanes, Cashmeres, MOruoes, Alpaca, &c;
Tibet tlotas, English Meriuoes and Dela-ei
English, French, and German Meriuoes;
Scotch, English and American Prints and Robes;
Brown and Rleached Nusliu- and Uil.ings;
Hosiery, Gloves, etc, etc.
Also,
ReadyMa Clothing, large stock, consisting Of Heavy and
Fine Coats and Vests. great variety goods for
tlemen's Our sock large and complete for the winter
trade, and invite the attention Of Dealers.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
Octl0 No. 10 Public Square.
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IN TER TIN

WTE have been authorized by parties in Virginia to dispose
w Of all
REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have offered this Among these
lots viii be found
FINE TOBACCO
sold in the State, and believing the good one
have concluded to sell all the lots Of Cigars upon the
terms, to m Ike room for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held byany Tennessee House Those wishing avail them
selves Of 8 good thing Will call early at
J. VI. LANGLEY & CO.'S
ccts-6 A Union stTsst,
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TExAs-It appears from the returns Of The cen
sus Of Texas, that the population Of the State is
about four hundred and fifty thousand 1t is stated
that in eight years Texas has more than doubled
its number Of inhabitants, while its productive CO.
pssity has been developed in still higher ratio.
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CRTSP,S GAIETY.

Great Attraction for Fair Week, Eighth night Of the
mitabe Tragedian and Comedien Mr.. }, Il. Murdoch.
Supported by Mrs. w. H. Crisp
Tuesday Evening" Oct. 18TH 1858, will he pre-
Shakspeare Tragedy of aCbeth. Macbeth Mr.. J.
E. MURDOCH Lady Macbeth, Mrs W. II. CRISP The Piece will
produced all original Music also, Original
corresponding with music composed. Conducted and
by Mr. c. Mueller Overture by the Orchestra To conclude
with the Lau- liable Farce Of w Y Fellow Clerk.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Y virtue Of decree Of the ChanCery Court at Atamon
pronounced the September 1858, In the OF
George Sanders, adm JOhL Mee tails will, the 25th
Of NOvemer, 1858 the premises sell to The highest bidder the
Old Tommy Sanders Place, situated in
the vicinity Of the Great S0uthge University, in Grundy
civil district No :, and Of the valuable
Farms in the county containing some SOs Acres, Of
three four Of the lest springs in the State, and
waered stock farm, with 100 Of
cleared land well mbee said land bounded
the east Sanders james Mek the by
Aeak Meek A. g. Patton, the north by John
Mee Jordan Sanders, and the south by Stephen Cope,
and Cumberland Mountain.
TERMS % credit Of one, and three years, bond with
approved security VIII be demanded Of the purchaser
retained the payment purchase money The
bdlugs open j per the bottom land and SlJO
per acre on the mountain land
ROBERT SANDERS, c. & NJ
Dot rrrfpt foo <
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FALL AND WINTER. 1855.
z 2 2 55l
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 18TH,
OF
FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.

GOODS
At the Old Stand Of the NeC York Millinery Emporium
No. 32. Union Street.
AIRS DOYLE respectfully to her many Gus
V toners Nashville and throughout the State Of Tennes
see as we'll Alabama and Kentucky that she has just returned
from with the most gorgeousy rich and brilliant
of Fancy Patterns BOnnes and Millinery goods exhibited by
herself or any body this State She has remained
in New York possible in the in order
oud every gem novelty that would be calculated
and eautify the female divine in partas follows
500 French pattern FOnnets gtering with richness
Eco White and colored Chiidren's Hats, styles;
s 0 Magnificent rich Head Dresses
doz Hair Pins and head ornaments
Ladies' Dress Cap in great Variety
O0 ueces Rich Bonnet Cap, Sash and Belt Ribbons;
Patent Extensive Skirts and Buses for Ladies and
Misses;
800 boxes Ruches and Embroideres large which
would he tedious to particularise;
LOCO boxes French Flowers the most brilliant and Plumes
themost rare;
New of ShaWs Coas and Busters OF every descriptions
a beautiful assortment Of c0rsets.
Her customers wishing their Summer Bonnets retrmmed
RELY that her STYLES trimmings this will
'-' octl 81 MRS. DOYLE,
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Oct. 4th, 1853.

The balloon race between two of the most cele-
brated aeronauts in the world, Mons. GODDARD and
Prof Steiner, will take place from Cincinnati On
Monday, the 18th inst. The imitation of the bal
LOOMS each containing $4,000 cubic feet of gas,
will commence at o'clock in the morning, and the
ascension viii take place at O'Clock, precisely.
committee Of FIVE citizens have been chosen, who
are to act as judges, etc. They will decide whether
the weather in the morning shsll justify the nfa-
ton Of the balloons When the imitation has COM
menced the Bronauts must go. Each may take up a
passenger, at his own discretion. The success of
either will be in relation to distance, not height
Arrangements will be made for each @ronaut to send
down at every town passed, in parachute, lOg,'
or note, containing the name of the balloon which
passes, and any incident occurring the trip,
which will be sent by telegraph, SO that we may be
continually posted of the whereabouts of the zero
nauts, aud the success attending their aerial flight
Mons. GODDARD and Prof Steiner each expect to be up
three or four days.
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DILLON q CO.'S

DILLON q CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Oct, 18th, at L O'Clock,
VETE will sell in front Of Warehouse the following art
w Giles at Auction
50 bags prime Rio CoIee; Z bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; 20 boxes Hyson Tea;
so boxes Star Candles 45qr. boxes star Candles;
10 Ginger Wines nice 80 boxes extra Va Tobacco
article q bxs various brands Tobacco;
10 boxes Ky Leaf Tobacco, 80 hf. Whisky
SO boxes Brandy 10 cases Aromatic Btters;
200 dozen Mssou Backing; 100 kegs Nails, sizes;
3UO bills WHISKY assorted nds 20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is hf bbls Holland Gin; 50 b5ls Il. Smiths Old Re
% hbls Old Bourbon Whisky; serve Whisky
10 bbls Old MOnongahela do; 30 bl5 Malaga Vine;
IS hf casks COgnac Bra ldy; 30 boxes Whisky
Together with numerous other articles up complete
sale DILLON & CO.,
o,tl2 No. ID college street.
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SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDIT!
Cheap Homes for the Masses.


Cheap Homes for the Masses.
an Thursday the 2sth Of October on the premises propose
" to sell at public sale all the uus1id
Fairfield village.
This addition IS Immediately adjoining corporation % Nash
Vile on the Lebanon Turnpike, aud contains % ere hand
soonest lots O1ere that vicinity. lue lots 90 De-
sold the Lebanon Turnpike NOs q D. o. 80 lu d. -
IS, TO- T. q, o., ~, 81 % % -, = and o. on
lots Nos o. g. 81. s. 81 30 So S. So 81 So g. a. o. g, e.
40, 80, 3, 81, %, 80 and "a
AIsOs
Several lots containing from 10 5 acres.
Terms unusually Liberal. Whlre the
OF upwards
Of years will be given The whole 1l Che Ill5 1ne
Interest being promptly paid semi annually On sums u1rone
thousand dollars credit Of and three years lf notes
satisfactorily secured bearing interest and a lu ria ned
Sale at 10 0cl0ck A. 81 Omugss CD a,olf
&c. A. VI s. LIND LAA-
Oet7-td E. r.. GLAsC0gE, Aucl9leer,
DRUGS AND CEIEIIICALS.--Souin store aiargs
and complete stock o. Drugs and C Gals, such eui-
mae, Morphine Opium, Ioie Potash Culorae Potash Ntre
Silver, Cr0ton Iodine, Cadmium, Oxide tl irns
Sequicori Iron, Valeranate Ammonia ~ Poao pe, iron
and soda, sc.
Cash buyers will End to their Interest to call and examine
prices, &c, before making their purchases.
TTyOBACCO AND CHGARs.--Nov in store and ior
sale By the box retail, large Of superior u
gars which pronounced b. COED judges 70 De de si = -
city. Also hus ChsEng RoosSeo Sasi rssa'a 10 95 -
ne DRAG sioFa 0f a 9AAA-r1
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Attention Building Purchasers


WE offer at private sale Is or 9 very desirable Residence
w in Brownsville about two ard q half miles from
vr near the Gaatin and number Of them the Porter
Pike containing 70 20 acres eacn TO suit purchasers Each
Dot handsome But ding site ana many Of them are beaut
The lei-h1orlJ0d D. every most desirable,
n Churches schools in the immediate vicinity. The
r.. ysr, de-r We VIII sell y long time.
"a y low p. ICES to persons Who viii buid the OTIS Gail
D-a-3,It.. a on il & h W BROWN
o--ts-sitw6zw2a ~ Cherry street
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FOR RENT.

NNE Of the desirable Rooms in the city Of Nashville
the Of Messrs Langley Co., Union
For terms apply VESSEL & THOMPSON.
P. S. Size Of q feet by 60. [Octl2
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Fair Week.

OUR Friends and Patrons will find exhibition Stretchs
Drug Stores COLLEGE and Union streets. the largest
and varied Of Surgical and Dental Instruments
brought this city Our attention particularly directed
Pocket Case Of Instruments for Physicians
made after the style Of Prof Dugas. Locl2-djt
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FTRsTRATE House IN my block College street near
"a ChuIch, with lot adjoining
E1uv 70 Freeman Brothers No. North College street, or the
go n II. N. R. FOGG.
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AARON STRETCH,
FT1WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL11
DRUG GIST,


STRETCH, has just returned from the East with large
and superior o. the following articles together
with many pertaining the Drug Business, 10 which he
invites the Of all that wish pure and untdul
articles which we're purchased direct from first hand I'm
poe The Ladies especially requested to call and examine
his large Of Imported Peruer and Fancy Goods,
sisting in part Of the following, viz:
o T. Rose in fine yials,
Extract Kiss-me Quickly;
do RondeIeti, something and very fns;
All the Transplant preparations;
Musk and Verjena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns
Hsir do a large variety;
Era-ive Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fac Ex-Genuine Musk Soap;
Luhin's Rose Soap; Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Fdrina Cologne: Glycerine and Campnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles: " ash Balls;
Pine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and Gum Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste, sc.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
p

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANEER, PHILLIPS & co.
ON MONDAY, o 7. 18th, 1855 will sell for Cash in
front Of our Warehouse complete Of Groceries,
consisting in part as follows, viz:
40 hhIs sugar; 100 boxes Star candles
200 bags Coase; 100 Z and q do
IS bhls AloIlsses; IS bXs selected ". r. Cheese;
40 bbls crus poW'd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
As kits Macksrel; - do n. Y. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin
10 cases Sarlines; 800 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; - dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 81 nests Tubs
Q5 chests Tea; IS boxes Starch;
20 bales Cotton TWine; $50 do Soap;
81 coils Rope; % do Doyls's Candles;
Is cases Mitches 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with numerous other articles make up complete
sale. LANlERs PHILLIPS 4 ".
octi2-ftd No 80, Market street
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EsTEyHE OLD DOMINION .',-Just received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot, warranted give salts
FACTION to those who Try them.
5si-dSTT Nv. WILSON, II College 'Ess
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A. c. & A. B. BEECH,
BEALERs IN
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, &C.,
NO. 50, College Street,
HAVE in Store large stock Of Pail and Winter Dry
Goods, Carpets, oil Cloths &c, which offer 30 cash AMI
punctua time dealers small profits, and hope ps an
may favor with call.
BRESS GOODS.
Double Skirt Fancy silks;
Byadere do
Plain and Stripe do.
Grosde Gross Mourning Silks:
Large Stock Plain BLACK do.
Pliin French Merinos, all colors,
GO Black Delanes and Grape Bomhazine;
Medallion Delaine Robes;
Byldere and three h0uncad DeIaues.
Plain and BytdeIe Ristors for travelling Dresses;
LHrse stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures, &c.
Ga Satin Damask; Lace Curtaius;
~ Wool do Embroidered Muslin Curtains
a Cot do C0rnices ami Sands.
Floor OIL Cloths.
1s4 ~; "a Floor on Cloth which out 70 sui. any
Carpets, Bugs. sc.
e. superior Velvet Carpet Sup. 3py, large stock
- do do do do spy do do
"a DO do DO Large Stock Rugs Mats, &c
mantiIlas, CiOakss SiaNElss &C.
We have large stock Of ShaWs CIolss, MantiIIls
l24 Duck always hand for Wa-ou she Cloths, &c.
Together with the above goods We hive large stock Of lot,
Ia and - Bed Blankets Also general stock Of Staple Dry
Goods to which invite the attention Of Retail buyers a. No
sspii-S A.C.&A. b. BEECH.
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CO-Partnership Notice.
HAVE this day associated business John K siIksr-
A SOC end EagaTa P Edwards, the bushes VII ns %
70. EDWARDS. J.. K. auxBsos E.p.EDwARDs.
EDWARDS, GILKEsON * CO.,
-tsuessssors to 10. Edvards3
wholesale GrOeers, Commission Merchants
Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OeuO-a
K El Ewing, r., :. = = s ssTFETI
EWING & sPERRY,
Wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding and Conn
mission Merchants,
AND DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner Church and College SIS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WTyE are now receiving and general stock Of
w Groceries, Wines and Liquors Our stock consists in part
Of the following articles:
$50 bags Ba itimore Coffee;
25 Z" sold Government" Java, do;
s. bbls. powdered and crushed Sugar.
$50 boxes Virginia and Tennessee Tobacco
$1,000 Imported and Domestic Cigars
95J,,C0 G. d. Caps
$50 boxes fine Crackers;
81 pigs Imported Brandies and Wines;
Sc baskets Champagne
50 bbls Pine Apple and Peach Brandy;
10 cases SardiBes;
$50 doz Painted Buckets.
- nests Tubs;
100 gross Matches;
Together variety Of goods kept in line to
which invite the Of city and country dealers
EWING & SPERRE.
PrOduce.-We pay the highest market price Cash for
Bacon Lard Dried Fruit, Feathers and BeeswaN.
tl8 E. q ,.