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There new foot in New York with regard
the Tobacco trade designed to hold periodical public sales
twice year. on In the autumn and spring, something
after the fashion Of periodical vendue sales Of Coffee held
Holland, and of Wool in London.
The s great trade sale Of Tobacco is announced
tie 30 Of August next and to be continued for
secutve days. The lots offered comprise Kentucky Mis-
souri, and Virginia leaf Northern seed leaf Florida Havana
Tobacco The catalogue, said will comprise 20U0 has
tuey leaf partly selections Of yellow banks suitable for fine
cutting and partly Of heavy shipping 5000
Connecticut Ohio and State wrapper leaf The Havana lots
comprise 40o0 to 500 bales partly extra assorted lots
the crOp and partly Of fine filters the old crop The
sales are chiefly to be made by samples.
Below is statement Of Tobacco Inspections in Virginia to the
LIST Of JAY, and also for last years Inspections the
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CITY AFFAIRs-MEETTEG OF THE COMMON CoUN-
o1L-The report Of the Committee on the Fire De-
pertinent, presented to the Common Council yester-
day, shows the Department to be in excellent
condition, with the exception of Capitol Hill Com
pany, whose machine is pretty we'll worn, though
abletO do fair service yet TIE Department consists
Of an active force Of about five hundred and fifty
men, as well disciplined and efficient force as can
be found in any city in the Union
Mr. RHEA presented q petition from JOHN W.
AIKEN, asking that he be paid for h4uiing one
thousand loads Of rock used in improving streets at
i've cents per loae, accompanied by resolution di-
rsctng the payment Of the same, which was referred
to special committee consisting Of Messrs OAR
DEN, RHEA and YARBORoUaH
The kill to provide q system of drainage and
sewerage was passed on second reading. and re-
ferred to special committee, consisting of Messrs
CRAIGHEAD, JONES and BosIIcK
The resolution from the Board of Aldermen, ap-
pointing committee on tbs part Of the City Coun-
oil to act in conjunction with a committee from the
Tennessee Historical Society, to remove the tomb
and remsins Of Lieut.. CHANDLER to Mount Olivet
or the City Cemetery, was concurred in. The com
mittee consists of Aldermen Cox and CHEATHAM,
and Councilmen DEMUMBREUN, BosTIck and OAR
DEx ta
Mr. RHEA offered resolution authorizing the
Mayor to advertise ten days for bids for the i'm
ProVement Of, the upper wharf which was concur
red in.
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N As VILE.
friday aE0nNING, July Is, 1859.


TIE SPRINKLHG LAw.---Re hear good deal Of
complaint in regard to the manner in which the Law
regulating the sPrinkling Of the streets is observed,
and at the suggestion Of some Of our citizens, We
copy the following sections Of the law:
"Sec. 5. That each hose used for watering the
streets shall be provided with nozzle act exceed
ing onehsf inch IN diameter. and said nozzle sup
Piled with sprinkler Of the size and pattern fixed
BY the Superintendent of the Water Works. at the
expense Of the persons using the same. and il any
person ehal lay cause TO be laid water on the
streets from the service pipes through an open
zle, unguardsd BY such sprinkler, be shall be fined
the Of Eve dollars fer each and every ofense"
''Sec. 10. That water shall be drawn from the
service pipe for the purpose Of sprinklDg either by
hose or carts, between the hours Of seven and ten
o'clock in the morning, and four and six in the af
ternoon, and any person convicted Of sprinklpg or
drawing wster from the service pipes at any other
hour, or shall be convicted Of sOastcfz Of the
water, shall be fined the Of five dollars for each
and every Offense"
By subsequent act, the hours for sprinkling
Broad street were fixed at four to six in the morn
ing and four to six in the afternoon.
=I would be well for those using water for sprink-
ing purposes, to observe the provisions Of the Law
We have quoted.
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n-R. A. FahhesfoeI,,s Vermi-

IT = a "a n " III q Ut
SS~--s FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence, by large body Of the regular medical profession
every State IN the Union, preparation unsurpassed By any
and is daily prescribed by the eminent physicians through
out the United States Daring long period of its continued
popularity, spurious and limitations have from time
time made their appearance Never has it seen
the part of the buyer to exercise udcious caution
chasing the genuine article than at this These limitations
often close in their external resemblance to B. A.
sTooEs Yermnge to be well calculated put upon the
suspng purchaser article which be neither wished in.
tended buy 1t not enough buy accredited agent
but purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed
upon, and must examine every bottle to himself that
buying the genuine B. A. FAHSEsTocK's vermifuge.
juIyI-d&wIm
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n~ A SicIxIy AIternated AID.

W1FJN@S SlckIy AIteFnated APP.
Ssk~@s-lS Pearance in 4 child is pTipG faeie evil
denc that Its internal organization by
the many spces worms which act destroy
lister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de.
lay 1t will dOdge and discharge the enemy, present the
bowels exist VIII cleanse and invigorste the
whole digestive, and excreve system and create
healthful appetite.
Be particular and remember the name, Winters Canadian
Vermifuge" This the only article can be depended on
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.WRIGHT CO., 81 and Isl Chartres st.
Sole propTietors d&w-Im
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The members of Fire Company, No. 8, were out
with their splendid new machine yesterday after
noon. for the purpose of testing its throwing cspac
~, but the wind was high the judges decided that
they should not make the trial. They were out,
however, and bent upon The fun of the thing, they
could not resist the temptation to throw sgant tie
wind if it blew in their way, and they made two
hundred and seventeen feet. AT another time when
the wind bloweth not, they vii try the power of
their machine.
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NEW York July i4.--The Raihschilds took The
new per cent Hssse Darmstadt loan OF three nil
lions GaildeTs at 90.
Baden was sbeulto Issue two Millions wortho Rail-
way bonds At 94i
The morning Post says, AIilnsr Gibson, will be-
come President OF the board of trade, in the Place
Of Golden.
The King CT Sardinia refused the Dictatorship or
protectorate of the Papsl States.
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DEATH OF JAMES WOODS, ESQ We are called
upon TO announce the death of another member Of
the bar. JAMES WOODS, talented young lawyer
Of this city, and son Of E. WOoDs, Esq, died
yesterday at the residence of his father His dis
ease was consumption. lie was highly esteemed
for his many virtues.
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We regret to learn that r. G. PAYNE, Eco, the
Democratic candidate for the Senate in Shelby eoun-
ty, was attacked by cangestive chill on the 18th,
which gave his family and friends great cause for
alarm. He was improving on the 18th, and hopes
were entertained that he would be able to attend to
his duties in a few days.
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The Huntsville Democrat learns from gentleman
at Fayetteville that the reported death of JAMES NJ
DAVIDSON, Esq, the '.Irish Orator" is untrue. He
says, however, Mr.. DAVIDSON "reeeived, when not
expecting it, violent blow the side of the face,
with some weapon supposed to have b,en prepared
Tor the purpose, which knocked him down. rendered
him. for some time, speeehess, knd produced two
cuts very severe, but not dangerous
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLrAxs. July 10 p. A. Gillette. scent Of
Buckley Fisk, Of Yesey street, New YORK, fell
from the porticO Of the St. Charles Hotel to-day,
and was killed.
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Mr.. CHARLES E. ROYKIN, the switch-tender at
Gadsden Station, killed on the 18th, by The
freight train the Mobile and Ohio road being
thrown from the track, in consequence Of the switch
not having besn properly adjusted.
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THE 0RIESTkL TAIIsMAN NATURAL WEATHER INDIoAEoR,
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia tx
eoruptabe, will remain in use last century
viii otel any climate. throughout The year the various
changes OF ne aoeaher sacenfgJo hours Ia ddrace and
perfectly reliable 1t Is the discovery of LOUIS s. USAE,
Columbia Tenn, and obtained for 81 of A. STRETCH,
Agent Nashville Tenn secured per mail the
dscoyerer for 80 current money.
June sod. tw .Gx.L
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See First and Fourth Pages.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS
FIRST PAGE.-Wby has KOssuth gone to Italyi
The Sickles Case Again-Sickles and his Wife Re-
conciled
FOURTH PAGE.-A Religious Excitement in Ire
land Ice-Its Uses and Abuses.
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An interesting letter from correspondent at
Athens is crowded out. The writer speaks in the
most enthusiastic terms of Gov HARRIS at that
place, and of the prospects of the Democracy in
East Tennessee
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VICIOUS DoGs.-We have heard Of several per-
sons being bitten recently by vicious dogs Is there
no law of the corporation by which the owners of
such dogs can be compelled to keep them confined?
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This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
eAiy having with the successful and gratifying
results by quite gcody number the citizens Of
vicinity who win unhestangly sustain US in the excellent quail
this remedial agent Those who have
aversion to turning gray need longer dread the great dcon
venenee and trouble of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative of which speak will most certainly restore the hair
its primitive color and viyaey In addition obvang the
Of the wig, DemOves Hair Restorative also does away with
the necessity for champooning for few applications Of strips
the head entirely Of all dandru dirt &c The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards from best known citizens
ng to the great restorative and cleansing properties of pre-
partition such his part all
sar These who give trial need further proof
fly them that 1t is what it is represenatei to be.
Sold only the Drug Store of Demovie Co.. of
Church and Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn. Price 81.
may3I
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IL Look out for limitations of Lea IL PERKINS, WOr-
cestcrshire Sauce. See advertisement of john DUNCAN
& Sons aug2I-S
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Wsas selling Lot Of very good Shoes for account CT
being little old style. They going OF very fast an who
want them hsd better call soonI
Juiys.--tE ~ FARRAR. DIsMUKEs & co.
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Showing an increase the State of I779 hogsheads.
The above statement immense amount
sold unpzed parcels amounting several millions
Of pounds.
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49, Advice to Ladies.-We are

S~Ls--s there many of our lady readers who
are complaining Of weakness and debility Our advice is 60
at and get of MCLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND
BLooD PURIFIER. 1t delicious Tonic just the thing to
strengthen and iRugorafe the whole organizaton
the BLOOD. See advertisement in another column
July l-d&RIm
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kI@Bank of West Tennessee, at
Ill., MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed st the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville dtw
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GUBEnNATORIAL CANVASS.
of Cow Harris and Col
NetherIand for Public Speaking.
IGighth DiS1ricf.

THOMAS MENEEs and JAMES NJ. QUARLEs, candi-
dates for Congress in the Eighth District will adj
dress their feOEctizens the following times and
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The Rumored Duel.

WASHINGTON, July I4.-It is ramored that Wise
and Pbsylette fought duel yesterday at Lake
Drummond 20 miles from Norfolk.
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Funeral Notice.

The friends AMI acquaintance of the late JAMES WooDs ESQ.,
and Of his parents requested attend his funerns this ST.
ternoon at O'Clock, at the FIRST Bsptis, Church,
Divine service by Rev. Dr.. HowEIL.
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Death Of the Hon. Rnfus Choate.


Bos4ox, July 14--Tbe Hon. Rufus Choate died
at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Tuesday las.
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4E1sf * = 3 O tAAC EUDfits""~E FOIEA HOW
&5A-S until October next, We will offer entire Retail
stock Of Hrdcare reduced prices cash. including Car
penteTs' Tools BudiRg Hard0dre louise Frafs1ia0
Goods having made eenstre preparations for large Retail
ademany uv fine and desirable goods bought
lOO figures for cash. II you wish the your money
HardteGfe, call sOon at MCCALL & Co.,
junels-a 3fPublic Square.
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WAsHINoToS, Jnly l4-TwO gamers we're killed
and ten others wounded by the burst ng of a gun
at the navy yard,
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"Drych ar GEyiieiyet. /"

Welsh Newspaper ONCE. ID Nassau st. A9r y. Is,55.
Prov. O. J. WOOB: D6ur SS0rne month six weeks arc
received your Hair Restorative gave & ny ue
coucluisd try her hair thinking the time
the gray hair original or, 70 her
my surprise, after few Eeek tFal It has performed
that Wunde turning all the gray roN
Identifying and thoksning hair. strongly
TIE above sUraye 70 at pesous Of such
eangeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YORK, July -, 1867.
PRoF @. J. WsoB: With eonflsnes DO I recommend you
lair Restorative, being the cfeacisus article
using your Hair Restorative hair and hisksrs which
almost white have gradually dark; and feel
confident that few applications viii restore them 70 their
natural IL also has reieTms Of 81 dandrun
pleasant itching anoug pers Who p freely
J. @. kirby.
PROF WOOD-Ab0ut two yeara hair ccmme-a filling
oG turning gray fast becoming bald and IA tried
many remedies commenced using yoar Restora-
January few applications fastened my firmly,
began mp, out and turned back color
tbac) AT this time uiy restored % is original color,
health, and appearance and cfly recommend Is all
chicago, ILL.,. May Z, l-5I ]. d. HOES.
The Restorative put up bottles Of sizes viz large, me-
dun and snail holds pint. rctails for ons
per bottle; the medium holds Il least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL et Tor dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forts per cent in proportion, and
retaled for 81.
o. WOOD CO ,Propretors, 3l2 Broadway YORK, On
the great n Z. Wire Railing Estasen and ia Market s
st. Louis, Mo-
Sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nOv93-ddLEiYin
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STREET, KING q Co.,
ATT NEYS AT LAW,
LAND COLLECTION, AND

A STREET a. L. KES6s WA D. STREET,
STREET, KING q Co.,
ATT OR NEYS AT LAW,
LAND COLLECTION, AND
GEEERAL GEE7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
VETIL practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Courts
Wv Nebraska buy AID sell Land Sarrnt enter land on time
give special attention 10 making selections o. lands IN Nebask
those wishing good and desirable tons invest for distan
dealers reasonable pay furnish abstracts Of entire
and titles short notice. and sell hands, town lots, and al
kinds Of real estate, dos General Agency business
VS.. Gilman, Banker New Yorkcity
Converse, Harding & Co. Boston, Mass.
c. Ibbard, Supt n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany N. z
Gen Leslie Coonbs, Lexington, Kentucky
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Go. % do
Dr. S. Yoang, do do
Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hon. Jordan Stokes, DO do
Lucas, Thompson = Co., st. Louis, No.
McGaric, Chitter;en & Co., keokuk. Iowa.
VIM. II Sewer & Co b ankers, 0scaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dc1ge & Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois,
". A. johnson < Co, New Orleans, Louisiana. luz
T. s. RUTHEREURD. J0nsuOTT.
n. =. RUTUERFURD Il CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
SO Lcvee and &c Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
IN s. RUTHERFURD < co. will give prompt and careful
sttenon all cousgnments from their correspondents,
for sale in st. Louis and respectful solicit orders for the Pur
chase Of Western produce generally.
Messrs W H GoRpoN & Co., Nashville
r A BARNES, President Bank OF Missouri
BROWNIE Esq, President Merchants Bank, st. Louis
JAMES Waller, Esq, Nashville.
JANIS II LUcks, ESQ, st Louis.
J ANDERSON, Esq, President Bank Of st Leuis
aD5-ily
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v E. Navaugh, rs Patrirk and Thcs- y Navaurh
VBYa decree Of Inc Counts Court o. Davidson estv
Cd ia az tie June term. S5a, VIII oasr
for he house 10 Nashville, Saturday, lav
los OF ground roung aaaut q
Of street, In said els, and running
wards College street % an e upon which Is sae house
TERaS-0ne third via De required in casA and lie ial.nee
SIX credit Notes Eith security required
a lien retained.
said property belongs he estate e Thomas Na=auSh esz
and Is sald fsr distrl,utios =. Il CHEAIBAM
juueI5-,ti Fee sQ0g. Clerk & Master
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MORE To ~ ADluRED THAN TIE
HEST DEAD EN-

Worn by Kings or EmpeFOFs
what! why Beautiful Head OF Hair.
DECAUsEits the ornament God Hizaef pr1ri7s Tor al
our Reader although the may bloom ever %
brightly the glowing cheek the eye b sparkling,
eet b those Of pearls il the se is bet OF its covering,
snarled and shTvele harsh dr. OF wore st
sphnkld with gray nature viii lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative Il used three week win
ard permanently 70 all, such dead
the following and ude. The writer Tie celebrated Pianist,
1tcDeTg:
Dr. WoGD:- Nav YoEK. April I9, 1873.
Dstr Sir-Per me 10 express y0uta 0bligaonsF an
under f5r the entire restoration Of hair its original
the time Of my arrival in the United STATES rapidly
becoming gray bU the application % Jour 'IGr Rts0ra
tive recovered its original hue. CONSIDER your Restorative
very wonderful invention. quite ecacous we'll a.
agreeable. I am, dear SIR yours truly.
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Agent Of the estate Of the late FEANcls suRGEr Of Msss-
"A spp viii sell. at auction - CLAaESDoE all the Jands
In Monroe county. Arkansas the first MONDAY bng the
9Th day) Of Nogemer and the second N0ND AZ
November (ing the ~ viii, at JAcKsoSPOET, sell all the
lands in jackson county and the third MONDAY in Nore-
her eing the 2is will SELL at PocAHoSrA al TIE Lands ia
Randolph county, Arkansas. In all ia will be
served for the estate.
TERMs0ne foarfh ALL OF equivalent residue one,
two and three bearing interest from sale, vita lien to
cure the payment.
Until The Of November any OF thess Laals
Pricde sale. and offers invited. Or application
Louisville, ky pats, terms, &c will Be furnished fhee
the EARLIEST selected and best Lands Of Ambassadors
overflow, titles perfec and all to hhe navsan.
July7td GEO. HANCOCK.
BUSINESS CARD. W
HAVE this sy assoeteI with me in the Drug Business Mr.
W. NJ B. EVANS, under the Arm style OF Jo @. BLOWN a
Evans.
NB-Beng anxious To Gear up old Affairs aSpos
se, request all persons call settle their list
July liulyi-lml J0- @. BROWN.
DO You want - Fine Hat
IF you do call at WATERPIsLD & WALKERS. From x
their c0Bprehens sou viii end easy
make selection The following styles just introduced 60
and admirably adapted &c the warm weather.
1'EHE LEDGER HAT,
THE LOUVRE HAT,
THE BROADWAY HAT,
THE IEUSTICATOR.
With the complete fine Dress Anskin and
Cashmere Hats offered the city. supply sum.
Hats for Boys and Children
WATzRFIRLD & WALKER,
Junell ~ Public Square
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Nerr OrIcans AInrl,et.

NEW ORLEANS, July lS.-COtt5n-Sales to-day
800 bales. Sugar buoysnt, and advanced s-6b
s6s.
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EURNITUREI FURNITURE!!
GRO JONES, VERT * CO.,
NO. 10 College Street,
NKTOULD respectfully call attention their large and varied
w Of furniture In doing they feel satisfied
they prepared exhibit by the largest and
BEST STOCK
Of all kinds of Furniture this city, and in
order 10 hold they Offering such articles
Euay be desired to cash buyers at
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to this reduction, those buying credit Will be charged
interest the time the bills made.
The heavy store, The employment Of large
hands constantly engaged in manufacturing induces
them TO give extra bargains at the present time.
examination Of stock, believing that those in
want Of any article will il purchase
GROOMES, CAVERT & CO.
all kinds constantly hand, and for sale al the
market prizes. junelU-3m
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BANK STATEMENTS.

Statement of Condition of the Bank of
Chattanooga, July 1st. 1859.
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Public Speaking.

Hon. JNo. v WRIGET, will address his Fellow
citizens of the Seventh Congressional District as
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Thomas Harris others, IS Celia A Fslis and olhsr.
EeNa decree q lie Coanty Of faViison c1rnt r.s
ed a. The Nay 1850 Ia The f s.
De Court HOUSE in Nashville, Saruily- tie 18th da July
next the oosing neToes. t0-u: jim, Is years as
leila, . years o. a de1ge, Of Lsa, yas
age.
IkEasgne Is vii be required neasa and the balance
months credit Noses with good security payab n Bank
II. CuEATI3a.
dti S4t9. Cferr IL
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DAVIS a GAMES

DAy Wis a GAINES,
whole saTe Grocer
PRODUCE, Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Is Eroad Strces. Nashville. Tenn.
The CHEST market price paid Scr Rags Fezhers BsesWax, Gin
scng, FliSsaci, aud Bacon
an5-tf
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Cincinnati Market.

: CINcISNATI. July 14.--Flour declining. Buyers
offer only 800; Sales at 5.00a5.35. Corn 80a84;
Oats 4Sa50; Whisky 244.