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GREAT BARGAINS AT NO 22 PUBLI
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department,
mILITARY COLLEGE.

M i L 4 A * & % l. l. 4 q 4
J. BERRx L1SDsLEY, NJ. D. D. Chancellor the University,
and Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, An Professor Natural Phil
Osophy, and Astronomy.
J. L. STEWART AN, Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature
P L. THYssSs, AN, Professor Of French and Drawing
G. S. BLACE, An MD, Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev j. HoTTE, AN Nd Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. K. WINSTON, MD. Surgeon.
The Of the Academic year on the %
Of September and the second 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding. Washing fuel rooms, servants attendance,
and arms SlOO per MatriCuaOn fee So Students
are required furnish their which be done at mod
crate charge by purchase Engineering FRENCH spanish,
German, Drawing Bookkeeping, and Fencing, each SlO per
term Of twenty weeks 80
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation OF the
University scientific and classical scholarship Will be main
aned and at the time every facility afforded those VINO de
pursue partial Besides the four regular Colcse
classes there is also preparatory class Students under ii years
Of age will not be admitted.
By aid Of military discipline effective government Is etab
sed and health physical culture, good ode and INDUSTRIOUS
habits, are promoted.
Catalogues, additional information, apply 10 any MEMBER
Of the Faculty. July J. loSS'
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THE COsT OF REACHING THE FRAZER RIVER MINES.
"A letter to the New York Journal Of Commerce
states that the price of passage by the steamer from
San francisco to Victoria, Belingham Bay, &c, is
on the average $50 to $40. Added to this is $40
and $50 for river passage on the steamer Surprise
or by canoe to Fort Hope 1t istO say that miner,
to go from San Francisco to Frazer river mines,
wants at least 5000 or $3.50 cash to enable him
cessfully reach the mines and to procure the re-
quisite outfit.
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peA- PRENTICE Of the Journal has weakness for
Bourbon whisky aud bad puns. The Boston Post
thus alludes to his viticsms on the French diplomat
In Nicaragua:
PRENTICE has tried how apty and well he
Could rattle his jokes on poor Monsieur Belly;
But an older French gentleman seems the more ft
And natural butt Of Prentioe's wit:
s'For," says old Hunk, whose tongue there's no
curb on,
"Hssn't Prentice tor years been but Of ''0la
RowBoHs'n
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MEMPHIS RACES.
mEMPHIs COURsE.

The Races over the Memphis Course win
commence on TUESDAY u october 10, Ig5g,
and continue five days.
FIRST-DAT, TUESDAY,, October 70 The AZ ALEER STAKE
for three year Olds S0 entrance so forfeit. hafs ~
or more stake; Club add 500, pruys the aos
run: 70 and close the 1st day Of August 1858. sarur
ity will be required the forfeit in the above sake.
SAME DAT--IOckey Club Purse 5000 Three mile beats
SECOND DAY WEDSrsDAY October 90.-J0cksy Club Pure
$500. Mile heats, three in i've
SAME DAN.SEepstake for two year olds 500 entfanca.
$50 Forfeit. ssDash mile; hrse an The sts
three entries Security win be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l.-rhe ~HARPER
STAKE for three year olds Two mile heats; 500 entranc
sl00 forfeit I'll the stake the Club s3g
provided race and close l day Of August
lS58- Security viii be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October JOcksy Club Pulse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sAHURDAY, October s3--Joeksy Club Purss
$1,000 -Four mile heats
% 'Walk Over the above Course entities the horse 70 IL
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
IL ? All entries, with forfeits must be directed %
WM. 7. ROUNDTREE. Proprietor,
jeaq-tfI Oct. ID Memphis, Tennessss
Lexington (y) O6ssrucr and Reporter copy till October Re
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RUsT IN Considerable alarm he's been ex
pressed in the last few days hy planters IN this
ciniy as 10 the effect OF rust rot in corn, which
has recently made its appearance in the crops II
seems the stalks are attacked By rust, the fodder
all drying on them, and he pith Of the stalk rots
and becomes soft and mushy, and the stalk breaks
and falls to the ground many instances or If the
stalk remains standing as is often the case, the
stem of the ear Of corn is attacked by sort OF rot
or midew and the ear wastes away We have
heard of one planter who thinks he will not make
more than half crop in consequence We hope
and be ieve. however, that the apprehensions now
existing have but a slight foundation in fact.-De>
mop0iig (1Iql Gazette, July 23d
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LYNCH LANA correspondent of the Petersburg
Express writing from Weldon, North Carolina says,
a citizen named Isball having been warned against
trading with negroes, and not having Needed the
notice, was tarred and feathered on the oath ult.,
and escorted out Of town. His stock of whisky was
taken off his hands at cost
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sCoURGE REMovED.-The city physician of Bos-
ton, in his last report says: 81 have only to re-
port SINGLE death from snail Por during the gear, and
there good reason to hope that for the future the
disease will never prevail to any extent in our city,
long vaccination is attended to so generally by
the profession and The people themselves" If this
is The result Of careful vaccination, everybody
should attend to the vaccination of themselves and
those under their charge.
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Il. N. BRENNAN,

Il. N. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry a. Machine Shop,
81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE,
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines, Flour, Grst and Saw
IVa Mills and Machinery Of every description, Water
Wheels Cider Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery for max
ing syrup from Chinese
Railroad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers for Dercks, Bridge Castings and Bolts Switches Frogs
Turn tables Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
for Store Fronts Dwellings, VeTandah Balconies, Cemetery
closures Vaults for Banks and Business Houses all
OF the newest style of patterns and well
finishct, at Eastern prices The trade supplied
with s. Kettles and Wagonboxes favorable terms
ulvg a
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"a The following poem possesses rars and orig
inal merit. It is q picture Modern Art has pro
duosd nothing more powerful or more perfect:
TOR TnE ruoS AND American.
The Stab
BS WILLIAM WALLACE BARNEY.
"Qf sudden stq5s IN srores for30ra."
On the road-the lonely road,
Under the cold, white noon
Under the ragged trees he strobe,
Waislei and shifted his weary load
Whistlei q foolish tune.
There was a step timed with his own,
figure that stopped and bowed,
long white knife that cleaned and shone
Like splinter Of daylight downward thrown
And the went behind cloud.
But the moon came out so broad and good
That the hancock woke and croEed
Then ruled his feathers in droEsy mood:
And the brown owl called to his mate in the wood,
That dead man lay on The road.
LoU1svnir, July, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.

~ - ~ n h H "A N ~ w 4 ~ n
Having succeeded 20 the business
of WILLIAMS & CO., 1 VIII continue
the General Hardware business
heretofore conducted by them, but
from. and after this day my sales
will be exclusively for cashs Being
determined to adhere strictly to this
principle, the prices of my goods Will
be reduced to a proper extent below
the credit prices heretofore charged,
and TO All persons desiring 20 Purs
chase anything in my line OF business
for casa, ! viii offer such induce
nents as VIII make "a to their inter.
est to- trade with me. have on hand
"A good stock of Building Hardware
of every kind, EsiacIzsmitlls and Car
Penters' Tools, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, &c,
&C., all Of which viii be sold at re-
duced prices.
IF YOU WANT THE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY, CALL o,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
(At the old stand Of Krzmau & Ellis
aug3-dlm NO. "a Public square.
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CHICAGO, Aug 1.-The Tribune learns from a gen.
tlemar last arrived from Minnesota, that bloody
battle occurred between hand Sioux and CippeWas,
near the Big Stone Lake, on the 14th of July. 20
Sioux and II Chippewas we're killed.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 Dispatches from General
Johnston 70 the War Department, state that the
engineers are engaged .nthe selection of site for
permanent Notifications south Of Salt Lake City.
Further than this the advices contain nothing of
official interest.
S, cretaries Floyd and Thompson have returned to
Va
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THa V9LIlaBLE EARaS EOR SALE

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned has
sided Tor the eight years. is for sale. Il J
on the vatass OF Big Harpeh river in the county OF
Igsou fourteen miles from Nashville. near the flage
FANS tho Rchland and Gentrsve Turnpke nine mile
from Franz I'm, the county Of williamson and With
two ur les Of the North Western Railroad now being
7ructed The tract contains aboutfOar hundred and eight
acres EFst rate farming land; the county ne between
Davidson AID Williamson runs trough the Northwest
0f the tract. 70 formally ne well known farm
be late Wilkins WhiIefld,
or ths fs rm are comfortable residences, with all
ccsary bous8g barn, cribs, siables carriage house. dc
with an excellent Young orchard Of most choice uit- Good
rrnz water and abundance % never falling stock
ruaur rr1m different through the farm. Adjon
u This farm is ensiher OF Gbous two hundred
excellent land with good residence for sal7. The soil o.
both tracts equal OE crops, either for grain
and both united. obey will be DID sopsrEtey tageOr
nay suit buyers0 thought by good judges could be
made on OF the best soc farms in ha State q its size
Az those wanting bay, wOuld o. course Whiah te yeE
the premises before PurclaHg further description
famscvos. iEgE 25-eO&WUl JOHN T. HILL
TwfEH 10 ssU tTa I'm Which reside, IN Willismsgi
county, aJja1l7- Shat advertised uoOye b Mr.. John
, coufaiEI-g ay recent euTFey ole hundred and ninety
7f5s and Ian acres OF FIRST srmjng land with
foabs dwelling. tl Oh necessary cut h0bses. suitable To-
-a tarus, with good water Tbs farm is well enclosed
with good fences Ecudua about seven huudred yards
-.o-s arce eel ibis place separately or tOgsfhe
rgh r Hi's-a5 beta JEed would certainly make Hea
ra5ts farm and purchasers invited 20 call on AThu
nd ersr9iao Tie premises. LAFINiA CRAIGHkAD.
For Gr.6Gar3 appy 20 Mr.. H. n. Snyder a. tie
-toyr-- e-vHsr q FrfrzslI Nashville L. g
Hua"-P--a-utf
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DYsEETERT.-This seourge is prevailing in sever
al parts of smyth county, Va, and is very fatal
There is almost panic on the subject-as nearly al
who take il die.
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e75,OOO--a75,OOO.

II ARE CHANCE FOX COMMUNICATIONS
sALE-s75 600 worth Of the most valuable estate
vii sen on the most reasonable TERMS Of the desirable
city property ever offered in this Market lying Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable for business houses private
welngs propose to exchange the above Tor likely Negroes
the best cash price
atmav 15-f WILL L. BOYD 5r
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The Society Of the fremont Temple have BY q
nearly unanimous vote, made call upon the Rev. l.
S. KALLOoH to return to his old position as their
pastor, which csl he has accepted, and will recon-
msnee preaching there in September next.
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sOUTHERN PACEFIC RAILR0AD.

Memphis, Tenn, July ., 1853.
To the Stockholders Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Texas
GENERAL meeting Of Stockholders viii be held I'm
IN vile, Kentucky the 9th day Of August Busi-
ness Of great Importance will be brought before the meeting,
manding the attention Of all interested The enterprise promises
ali that has been claimed for it y its enthusiastic and
travaant advocates It's past has marked by
Of the grot character; but Il may by wise tOuuses
and good management In future be made largest
pectstons Of its friends. This is th shortest and cheapest
route connected by railway, Of The Atlantic and Pacific
The press throughout the country viii render this enterprise and
the scattered Stockholders twenty States Of the Union,
great service by noticing this call for Convention o
holders, the Oath day Of August in the city Of Louisville
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
jy3l President 5. p. R. R. Co.
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NOTICE or DISQUALIFICATION

eoPartneTshp heretofore existing under the firm style
WILLIAMS & co. this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, JOHN WILLIAMS succeeding business and books o.
Williams & Co.
without delay
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. "A, COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERsoN . FREEM q. -

Ab = IN store and are constantly receiving dne as
sortment Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
l are dsteInned 70 sl low other city.
= ~ same time warming t Furniture 70 be of the best
ofas1ip and tnsh One Of the firm has just returned fom
The east, where be personally selected the entire stock which Is an
q hcET AAuTAcTuRE AID LATET STYLEs. Our stock
s IN part Of Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Furniture some
Of which is very ane, together with Chamber sstts Book Gases
Ssrro6e Reclining Chairs, Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs French
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNITURE,
every variety Of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS We will en-
dayor to please all, and will take much pleasure in showing cur
STOCK e thoss who may fsvoF with call.
may2s-Sm PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
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Nance & Woodward's List.


WE offering good bargains In many desirable places
W. and near the city Of Nashville.
One lot in Harngs addition 100 feet square, corner,
handsomely nclOse, Cottage Buing FIVE good rooms,
piazas and front pOrco, house. carriage house, stable inn
proyement all and neatly finished. very desirable
place.
One lot Of 60 feet front Broad street, the Of
High and Broad streets, good business stand. Prices very
low.
One large brick dwelling Broad street, opposite the Tenn
and Ala X. r. Depot good and proper back build
ings, good shade ia front. Very cheap.
One lot with front Maple street, brick
dwelling, 10 good smoke house, servants
good cisIern. and handsome subbey in yard, with
garden. Terms easy.
Several small tracts the city, varying in size from 81
with good improvemeus0ue unmprYe, at low and
liberal
Several large tracts, with good proportion Of timber and
cleaI ed land.
One with l.s0O acres mostly timbered which is splendid
set Of aIer Mills and Ice Houses. splendid chance for tim
Der and lumber dealers
Some 30 40 uumprJved lots in different parts Of che city
such time and prices any who able home,
that they may purchase and pay FOR home, and longer.
Persons desiring purchase viii please call 1t Oce opp0-
site TO the Republican, BglEeF, DeaIerck street
july292E NANCE & WOODWARD.
Auction sale OF Groceries
THURSDAY MORNING. July q, at 10 O'Clock. by
Il DILLON & CO.
July25-td Is College sweet.
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MO0RAS a. SAHAIEOA.
WHOLESALE eRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers i'm Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
KKTE in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, &C., to which invite the attention
SUGARS.
400 hhis Louisiana Sugar an GRADES;
l5S g Dds So n 10 y and BALTIMORE Crushed S sugar. an grades
9S9 40 40 90 40 Do Coffee and ExTa. Do;
iVo DO do La Loaf, do Do.
COFFEE.
900 bags choice Baltimore Coftee;
100 do do Laguyra do.
MOLAssEs.
600 bbls choice Reboiled Molasses;
800 Z bbls do do do;
20 kegs St. Louis syrup;
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. G. 1OxI4 Tin;
100 do Y I0xl4 do very cheap fer cash.
$50 boxes Star Candles;
200 DO Summer do
800 do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps;
100 do Starch;
50 cases Tea;
l0o boxes Boston Ground. Pepper;
50 90 90 90 do do Spice SPICE;
100 do superior Carb. Soda, b papers,
2g0 casks do do
casks Dutch Nader;
100 bags Pepper;
50 do Spice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets:
l2j do Wash5oauls;
20 nests Tubs;
100 dozen BroOms;
$1,000 assorted Cigars;
100 bales smoking Tobacco;
80 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brands
500 kegs pure White Lead;
20 bbls do Liuseed Oil;
% kegs Shot, All sizes;
% do Bar Lead;
so cases MasOH's Backing
5000 bags fine Liverpool Salt
1000 bbls KauaWhd do;
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
600 do Raw Ohio DO;
go do old Country do;
$50 do Smiths old Deserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do;
so do do Rye do;
100 do MOn0ngahela do;
50 do Old Port and Malaga Win5S
40 do A N. Gin;
pipes Holland Gin;
g do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien Ciaret Wine;
40 baskets Champagne, extra;
-I5OOcases Brandy;
3OO packages Domestic Brandy;
200 bar els Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
augl MORRIS & STRATTON.
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VTRGTNTA LEAF TOBACCO.

VWTE receiving store and offer for sale to the trade 80
boxes Stuus b and 3 Tobacco. This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed By any manufactured Virginia, and
guaranteed number one.
ALSO,
5000 genuine Rio HondO Cigars
$1,000 assorted brands Cigars, direct Importation;
% baskets Mum Champagne;
l0O or. chests superior Young Tyson Tea:
qr. casks MareJ Brandy, Imported in 1854
casks Rochelle Brandy;
8 do Old Port Wine;
do pure Juice Port, for medicinal use;
900 boxes French Brandy;
60 barrels Cincinnati Whiskeysi
100 Rio Code;
50 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
jy9O No. IS College street.
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vVHF Cars on the Nashville and Chattanoog Railroad leave
Nashville every day al oeoeE, a a NJ AID aTTye At
from Chattanooga The sewanee Railroad viii eaTe
day, except Sunday and take passengers % Tracey City, where
viii be found good Hotel Tor tne o. passengers
and also splendid line OF four horse Concord Post Coaches in
readiness TO convey passengers 60 rsa springs, distance Of
about egnte miles, over one Of te leReat ioi IN
the Persons wishing the extensive mining opera
southern Univesya audable enterprise hheh 50 veil 40
the attention Of the pubW have opportunity n
doing by taking this road Behea Springs that acn0w
edged Desirable summer retreat, where viii be found one Of ne
first class Hotels, under the management Of samuel b. Scott
ESQ., long the propetoro OF the Civ Hotel at Nashville and who
Is SO aforaoy known 20 te public Tor te style ana usy IN
which he conducts hotel lie amply prepared and viii spare
no pains make visitors comfortable and happy at beerhe
LaeIe T. another roaa 20 beersela sPnss ron VI
McMnnve, leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooa Railroad at fulahou and arriving a. Mcnye ne
day; and passengers Me9nnFie all nih
excellent add well conducted hotel. Those wishing to visit
A. ~, and arrive al BeershfLa the same day.
In addition the above routes there line OF four horse
and sunday at o'clock A 81 The viii arrive az Leh
anon eye DAY at o'clock, n Except sunday, and on sun
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock, A NJ, and arrive
night leave McNnHvie at O'clock A. n, and arrive at Beer
route from SasyiI - Isebe1 e. TfI road Il Me{dsr
lied sixty i've miles; the balance Of the road, aer leaving The
distance from Nashville to Eeebeta is 100 miles Ths road is
stocked with fine horses, Concord coaches, careful drivers &c
running, also, f0uhorse Coaches every day SUNDAYS
eNcptsl from AcAnnys Sparta, in connection with the
Mcnnville Manchester Railroad: Wo-horse Coaches
rem Sparta. Crab Orchard and kingston L0ud0n, the
East Tennessee and Georgia ailroad, making immediate
uonWlth the cars az LOutOn.
Passengers can obtain through tickets at the Stage OHoe under
the Commercial HOTEL at Nashville, to all the above and inter
mediate points; also Carthage Chest Mound and Cooile.
have, in connection with the staging interest at Beershea
Springs large and we'll conducted Livery Stable, where visitors
lind, all times Bugges 0ckaWays to-horse Coaches
and the 1es. Of Saddle Horses 10 hire.
have their horses well taken Of al a reasonable charge.
All persons hiring vehicles horses must return die property
i525-dGtT5T n A PRICE.
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To Those who are in Pursuit of Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing 10 Visit Ber-
sheba Springs GFuudy County, Tenn.
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EIVE HLNDLlED DoLLARs REWARD.

~ A NV SAaa4D A8DA1AazAAho HI ~ AAAD
SHAM G.. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these presauteeting: Whereas, 10 has
been made known TO me, that certain FNW. BURTON chang
ed with having committed the offence Of ebezzlemen and has
fed from justice, and is running large
Nov, therefore, l. Ilam G. Harrs Governor aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority in vested hereby
reward Of $500 20 person persons who aPprehend
the said T. n. w Burton and deliver him the Sheriff Ja0r
Of county % Davidson in order that Justice that behalf
may be had and executed
testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
caused the great Of the State DC affixed Nash
(I'S.} Vile the 3lst day Of May 1853.
- ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. 7. r. RAY, Secretary Of SCIte-
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a RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, with Tubs and Appar-
"a in complete Orr capable o. turning % to .
barrels Of Liquor per day. The establishment 0dere for
on the most moderate terms and the receipts process
featuring all kinds Of Liquors viii given purchaser
without extra charge, If desired.
This good opportunity for investing snail capital, with
certainty Of is paying very large profit.
Address RECTIFIER, 564 P o., Nashville. iy28-2y
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ENRUIT 0ANsl FEUAT CASsi-Ju.t received
80 dozen .Arthur's" Tin Cans;
50 90 do yellow stone Cans
81 40 de White do DO.
also maze two sizes Fruit Cans for sealing very Amply con
sructed and easily sealed up, and warranted good.
I-F7Orders from the country promptly allied. -
jy3l-d&Etf ). VI. 0lLs0A.
TyRESH ARRIVALS
~ Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heels
Do Italian CIoth side laced Caters
Do Kid Pump Congress Bootsi
Do French Lasting Congress Caters
Do do do Slippers:
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers;
Misses Caters. Boots, and slippers.
ne assortment Of ChdreRs and Infants Boots She's and
Caters. Just received By JOHN RAMAGEs
a1gl q College street
A DDITIONAE sUPPLIES.-No. 1 English Sole
"a Leather Trunks. Of medium quality, for eentlsnen
ladies French Dress Trunks;
Do Bonnet B0Ees; Just received By
augl JOHN RAlIAGE, a Colleye 81.
WANTED.
10y young from Maury coany, situation as Clerk
Salesman in Wholesale Grocery, Commission and Proiuce
House. OF IN Cotton Warehouse. Has had experience in each.
give Of Nashville references business eual-
6cadons Would wish to commence in September or Octoher
Inquire Of Jas. o Griffith, at this Office Julys04
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, ART AND POLITICs
II August Number for sale By
juIyes JOHN YORK CO.