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TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS.

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
We have marked down 100 cartons all widths all silk
best quality Black Velvet Ribbons half price by the
piece.
Mantilla Trimmings and Fringes at very low prices
Cotton and Linen Frnges and Trimmings at astonish
ingly low prices.
Very nice Linen and Cotton Frnges at &c a yard and
upwards.
5000 ps. very rich Fancy Cotton Trimming.
MOIIAIR MITTS.
500 pairs real Mohair Mitts Csc pair cheap at A.
OOO0 pairs Mohair Mtts from Soc up 81 So the cheap
est and handsomest Mtts ever seen in the state
500 pairs style Mohair Mtts, 81 80 up to 81
pair.
Every lady in want of pair of NIitts should look
at our Mtts before buying elsewhere.
Chidren's SILK Alitts at shilling pair
300 pairs real Mohar Misses Mtts from SOC and up
ward.
All our silk Lisle Thread Gloves and Gauntletts at
much reduced prices
81 doZ of real Alexanjre'S Kid Gloves,
Ladies in want of good article in Cotton Hose low
10 81 pair
Also elegant Silk Hose in plain, openwork and en-
broidered, from 81 up to IS a pair
Plain and Buff Coored Brilants, astonshngly low
prices.
Irish Linens, Swiss Musns, and Cambrcs.
FANS, FANS,
1000 Splendid Fans in all the different STYLES from l2c
piece and upwards the cheapest lot Fans ever seen
Parasols increasing in quantity.
Parasols decreasing in price.
5OOO lbs of Shetland Wool, in beautiful shades.
An endless variety of other goods and small too
numerous to mention at lower prices than other
House i'll the State. Wholesale BUYERS will find to
their advantage their goods us as we sell our
goods at Boston Jobbing prices.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
je29 diff l52 Main street.
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BORN.

In this citv june O. daughter Lucius Joslin; 18th,
to Frederick W. Aborn; 2sth, daughter TO Gus
tavus Elliott.
In Grafton, June "a daughter to Richard Long, 26h,
son to Warren l.. Munyan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-29

ENK1 j. REED would respectfully
IL to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity
that he has purchased the well known and popular DA
GUERREAN GALLERY, No Is Harrington Corner,
heretoforesowned by b. d. Markham, and occupied by
Tapey Clark, where he intends to carry the picture
business In all its branches in which shall
acceptable to the public and honorable to himself To
this end, he has secured the cooperation of Mr. T.
Tapcy who has been connected for the three years
with the above Gallery making Dagucreotypes, Photo
graphs Ambr0tycs, &C. to the universal admiration of
the thousands who have patronized this establishment
Everybody is invited to call and examine large col
lection of pictures which exhibition daily.
HENRY j. REED Proprietor.
ie29 d6ts q III TApIFy Artist
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Nem Publications.

PEADY AT !? O'CLOCK TO-DAY,
III THE MERCURY
FOR JULY g
F.r sale by al News Dealers ,, .,, .,.,, ,,.,.
GENERAL Agents,
Noe p and . Annsi
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JOHN CATrEACH, Trunk Manufacturer add Inpor,ei Of
Lsdie rzvens and Shopprs Ba has opened s,r. No
200 Broedwsy. 4h a. % seonmrdae his town friends
and n retains bis cd stand No 81 Broadway, Of Wa
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TNHE MERCHANTS RECORD for this week
Is now r.scy
Price, 0SE CENr.
NhoieSs!e Asrpts ROSS TOUSEY, No. l2l Nassau g.
DEArER Co, No lis Nassas-s-
YATES L BAKER. No. Is BcekmAnst.
BOYLE a GIBSON, M. 81 Anu-s.
HENDRlCkSOS. BLAKE LONG. = AnD.
SIEARNS Co. cor Ann 81 Nssssu sss
HAMILTON JOHNSON, No. p Am st.
OkEY & DAYTON. No. y Ana-r.
Brooklyn Agency, GREEN l. Co, No 10 Fukon+t.
IpTown Agency, JAS SrANDISa No. S35 Stav.
New Haven Ar-ncy, GEO. II. JACKSON, No. s. ChsPels
And ior sale BY News Agents generally.
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EVERY HOTEL WANTS IT !ii
~ EVERY RESTAURANT WANTS fr!H
EVERY RAILROAD WANTS iT!H
EVERY THE ArEh WANTS IT.!
EVERY BANK WANTS TT!!!
EVERY BROKER WANTS lTt!i
EVERY sroREkEEPER WANTS 1T o!
EVERY STEAMBOAT WANTS TT!it
EVERY BtR-RoOM WANTS Ir!H
EVERY BAKER WANTS IT %
EVERY BUTCHER WANTS IT.!
EVERY ONE WHO TAKES CT HANDLES PA
PER MONEY, WANTS IT
WANTS WHAT
TIE FAC-SIMILE BANK-NJT DgTEGTER !!i
HEWETS ENCYCLOPEDIA!
Without they s The hlrly .i Of receiving s. note
Iaifeo T. TO- s ESQ any other hrse denonr s,lon
thy the tine IN tarCsr q taxing worthless Wild
ba Note which the t 4 solvent Bank has 6--n
sr-;u,ec counterfeit rCrias hat MAKE
tb-ir spp-erspce for the fire, time.
Isu' in w,sky runb.rs e-h containing One ggsdred Ard
F0Ity tr ise-,in-s u G-nune Bsus NJ.es vh
tb- City Bo-con and thereafter co7Ailirs al New En-
shnd States alphabetical oTder aid throughout tie wnoe
comfy.
Fhst nlnih-r vii b. ready JULY and r sac BY al News
Dealers ard PeIsdical Agents IN tie Union
WIN CoUsLAND Co,
No 9 Nsssan s;
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CONETHING ENTIRELY NEW. - Ives's
y Patent Sieve B1tons and shr. Studs also Caf ssd Collar
Pins fr LADIES' AID Arns for Cairpu. Tsey require but
,onkoe 90 uuisssn combine .s beauty and Utility fo
sale wholesale and retail. Z. the God aod Silver WseaSaAe
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Gpefial &oliffs.


Twenty first Ward Republican As-ociation.-A
rnee,pr Of ID. Association WI te held MONDAY EVEN
qus,red revised Constitution VIII before The
CHRisroPHrs PULLMAN, Secretary.
kew-YoIk Young Mem. Ch@r,st,nn @ As.ociation.-
# .he As-ycaioa, 10 81 Br9idxay Al
Esssy VII BE- by the Roy. s HERBERT LANcEV Sub
ObserysDos sabba,hn Young invited 20
s,,epd. C. W. BANGS Recording Secretary.
The Twentieth Annual CONNIE ncement of Rut-
g. in Ru,sess CbUrcb The graduates former Year, se
obtain Commencement Tckets applying a.
i \ KFEBs yTEast D. !, d h Ffsi,asS. P5ss..,
The Committee on Finance of the Board Of
Room No Chy Han All Parie. having business win
JAMES Nj OWES 1oS%Esss5 rSsnee. %a
The Committee on Streets of the Board Of Alder
y. g p % TIE to sS: %. Of vii iii Be saadsa
En9sAs EsA ss2Efi g! EEffihEss o'-@'';s on Streets
sRlhs, CIers
American institute Farmers' CIub meets at the new
hsI%oT tae % SSOsro o1 MONDAY JShc n at noon Subjects.
"svmmer and fIows Ladies and strangers are
especially we'oone Admiration hee 70 a "a oo. oeo }.
Corporatigu Notice.-Ihe Special Committee making
ce-brste the sPprosebps ApnyeT-.y ., on,
National ind peDoence vii meet on mONpAf the th mt q,
oelock in r., No CITY Hall IaIl's ih'"Ies'f' vi"
rle.ss attend without further notice. - -,
r. w TAYLOR Secretary.
Not in the Directory.-sons how or other, JOHN "
OLIVER Printer 43 ANNST who has APPEARED
In City Directory for nearly quarter Of century 'neo
year. outstanding be paid to have his name Inserted
Beli.-5O Coz issued D six months-The
Of this Boob hos ucuced the Publisher 20 ada
Tunes and Hymns 20 m present size, wtn9ut eAa
the cheap edition Among the macy Desut
IN. aS I'd be
m0bar,' Oh III be good Child indeed WILL and Sister
spo ~ These and eight Others from the original Bell sung
a. tie Sunday School Anniversary Of the NJ h. Church a. the
Academy Music May 81 with great applause s Bell con
tin n.sIl, and of the best ooee
issn.d. Price re Flo 100; posase E Bound
:c per lec Elegantly bound, embossed gilt zoc s@o
pe.r No; postage Sc. each 80,
HORACE WATERS Agent Publisher,
D.. alI I,r.-.A A.uau NV "
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4 p 2 l. L T o N s.
~ ILLUSTRATED

A PP L T o S,
n ILLUSTRATED
RAILW Way q u ID L,
JULY NUMBER-Price Is cents,
CONTAINS THE
TINE TABLES, DISTANCES AND CONNECTIONS UPON
ALL THE RAILWAYS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAsi
SEVENTY. FIVE RAILWAY MAPS,
pELHEATISG THE
PRINCIPAL ROUTES EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH
TOGETHER WITH
An ACCOUNT PSScIPaL TOWNS, VILLAGES AND CITIES
THROUGH WHICH TRAINS PASS; RAILWAYS ASo
THEIR PROGRESS; NEW INVENTIONS; ANECDOTES
AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL, ETC.
CONTENTS OF JULY NUMBER
L-InsTuctions 10 Travellers.
H-Railways and their Proyress;-Rdwsy System OF the
United stses-New. York as its Center; Railway Tick
cts "Go,d for this Trip only Walking upon Railway
TRACKS; Our Railway Map-; Proposed Revolution
In Car Building; Luxury for Railway Travellers
Grand Trunk Railways Texas Railways.
I-New Inveu,iousThe Stolen secret-Firs' Invention Of
Cast Steel; Type Making New Counting Machine y
Steam Hammers,
Iv-Anecdo,es Incidents Of TrsyeTh- kiss in .he
Engineering Loan OF Stalking out Railway A Model
Letter; Trials Of Fat Man upon the New. York Cen
tal Railway; An Incident, the Irish Traveller
Money Husband; The Fin, Barrel Of Whisky iha,
ever passed Liverpool Ohio; Young America Indig
nsnt; Travelling for Pleasure; The Yankee aud the
EDsli.hmsn; Heroic Conduct Of Girl,
V-Touriss Guide the Principal Watering Places Springs
and Places Of Fashionable Re-or, in the United SA,es,
vL-Uped States Time Indicator showing the Difference of
Time between The various Cities OF the United States
including San Francisco California Trinity Bay, Nex
Fouudlsndi Vstn,is Bay, ireland and LOpdon Eng
and-~iih Illustration,
VII-Appltous Railway 6ude Counting House Calendar and
Important Rules for Railway Travellers.
Villa Large SteePste Map Of the Railways Of the United
States, showing BY figures spread b surface whee
the trains in each particular line may be found,
lXThrough Routes, 70 and frvm New York Pnilaieph,
Buffalo Toledo, Chicago, s.. Louis, &c, with Maps
and other information relating the r.sdest Of
travelling TO and from al the principal Cities South,
East and West,
IA List Of Prominen. Hotels the Priscp,l Cities Of the
Urior
MA Gazetteer of the United States arranged under the
separate Maps Of Railways
XlI.-Sixiy-five Map, Of the Principal Rsl~aya
Alll.-New Time Tables, corrected to date.
d. APPLETON CO, PabHshsrs
Nos SIC sud Sis Broadway.
For sale BY al NewAsen and boys ON the car. Throughout
tho United States
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A NEW STORY,
BY EMERSON BENNETT
THE NEW.YORK LEDGER,
ENTITLED
HUBERT, THE FOUNDLIN0;
MYSTERY OF PARIS,
which We consider the bes. tale ever written By ha. popular
author The scene laid in Paris and the narrative fan Of
The mos: Interesting and fascinating incident,
THE LEDGER will be ready, a. usual a. o'clock, THIS
CMordsy) AFTERNOON.
THE LEDGER a.o contains:
HOW THE LAWYERS GOT A PATRON SAINT.
c..
CHARADKs
LATENT LIFE.
FALSE AND TRUE.
{. VAUGHAN.
BREAD UPON THE WATERS
BY syLvAyus COBB JR.
COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH PAPERS
PARIS INIsIs.
By eDwAsD EsIktrT.
THOUGHTS AS THEY OCCUR.
ONE KEEPS HIS EYES AND EARS OPEN
WHO BOLSTER UP THE PROFESSIONS.
WIT AND WISDOM.
D. PRENTICE.
AN EXCURSION
BY MRS. L. u. siGouRsEy.
THE wHALEMAN'S YARN.
ByDR S. COMPTON SMITH
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS, EDITORIALS,
&c, DC, &c
Price Only -Four Gents.
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!.:Dcatb To ali vcr,nin!.,

"COSTARs" RAT, ROACH Nc, EXrERMlNATOR,
"eOSTAKsD ED EXPERIMENTATION,
"CUSTAH'S" ELECTRIC row DER FOR INSECTS, &c.
nniy intalhble remedies know
~ PRKCIPkL DEPOT, No. 40 Broadway kew-Yor<.
~ Az Wholesale Druggists in NcwYork are Agents.
iry Dugabis and Dealers everywhere cell them.
L., 10 O06 Boxes sold per week 10 Nsw'York al0ue
tEy u BEWARE iii Of spurious limitations. Examine each
Bon Bottle OF Flax ard take pothug but COsT.Rs'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-17
COoper,s Novels.

WTkyDoETE-BY J. FESsnIoRE CooPFR.
The sFr-BY J FENHIMoRE CooPER
Illustrated by F. O. C. BARLEY New York: ". A.
TOWNSEND & Co. 1853,
"Wyandotte" is tale Of Central New York
The scene is laid during the reyolulicn, and the
exciting inei1erts of border warfare furnish the
material from which the story is made.
The Spy" is tale Of the revolution Harvey
Birch is but a tyre of many devoted and self
sacrificing solder in the continental Amy, who
preferred his couatrys g1od to his present repua-
ton and enjlyment. Their memory, even, is fast
passing away. Mr.. CooPEa rendered a valuable
historical service when he 90 indsllibly engraved
their virtues Oh his unfsding pag.e Birch il only,
however, tie centre around Shich the plot reVolves
Both the English aad American armies play con
speuous pats in this novel, which is one Of the most
artistic Of COoPEa's mary tales.
We have already spoken of the dress ia which
these books appear We kow OF NJ American row
elist who 50 we'll deserves the beautiful paper and
sill more beautiful engravings. with which Messrs
TOwNsEND & Co. have presented us, as J. FESNI-
MORE COOPER The historian of pioneer life in
our country he was himself The pioneer in the de-
partAent of American felton, department in
which he has many imitators. but few or no Equals
The series is continued, one book month, till all
published. The price is Sl.50 a volume These
novels are s1d only by subscription. Messrs. w.
7. Berry Co. are the agents for this State, If
whom only the edition can be obtained
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-17

two ideas Of tho French and American governments,
the two opposite systems in which, on TIE one hand
every thing is done through the influences Of the
government upon the people, and on the other
through that Of the people upon the government;
promising that at present, spite of much eloqueat
writing we have recently TO the contrary, our
own Partially is very decidedly in favor Of the
American method
For the full comprehension Of the French, or
centralizins system We strongly recommend the pc
rusal of the NapOlsase ideas where this theory of
government is more vigorously and tersely stated,
We think, than il any work wherein it has bsea IN.
dertsken. D F ~.
For sale By w. r Berry Co.
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DAVENPORT DUNN COMPLETE
LEVERS NEW WORK,
DAVEN PORT DUNN;

Corrected enriched by TRANSACTIONS Of numerous extracts
from the last London edition. One volume 200 Paee Svo.,
Illustrated with Steel EngraTings. Price 8 80.
For sale by T. HAGAN,
may2J -d4yf No. 80 Marx street,
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CANDIDATES.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce JAMES o. sHACELF0RD,
Esq., Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney
al for State Tennessee place Of Hon. J. b. T. SNEED
resigned. naysS
We ave authorized to announce TIOs J. FREEMAN, Of the
county OF Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
State of Tennessee, place of Non J. T SNEED resigned
lune2.
We authorized to VIM. B. REESE, Jr EsI.,
candidate Tor Office Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june2
We are authorized TO announce JOHN W HEAD, Esq
candidate for Attorney General the Tennessee place
Of Hon. ). L. T. sSEED resiguci.
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jy3I-Iy
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49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feel great

M<@ GnVaIuable.--We feel great
SS~S pleasure in recommending, in capital letters,
through the centre Of the paragraph OF things
in the world of late that has benefited humanity great
tent One Of mod philanthropss consider to be Mr.
Daley, Of the DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX.
TRACTOR; AMI we'll wishers race, we publish
whenever opportunity, the value Of his
pound. heals all wounds burn scars sores be cuts piles
and it removes all pain instant application while the healing
process nervene and the foreign mater completely
by the saye. perfect What communi
y do but FOR it Thousands daily Time saved money
6o Bssure have hand. occur;
il By you, and you safe
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & Co, 81 and Isl Chartres st.
Sole agents for the South and whom all orders
dressed. junel7-d&wlm
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mACDONALD,S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator,

ON practical and scientific principlethe best and
article for cooling preserving meals,
milk butter fruit Wines They arranged
slowly through each shelf and being confined from
the effects Of the hot keeps them the coolest point causing
reigeating the hroug whole APP
paratus This the ppngs which
lost by all other reEeraors They open the front and
o-uake piece funiture-can placed any room,
by which perfectly cold all
had without additional These rsTigerasDrs
erpeTas They bean successful operation up
years. the gracaiUn Of those who have them
ceTfcaies Will show, and the spprov
before the public The improvements recently added which
the perfect ventilation is insured saving ice has
bee obtained more ird air produce and durability effected,
certainly place them in Of anything
public patronage Galvanized has been substituted for the
helyng lieu Of thereby enabling offer them arcl
entirely Oxydizson and corroson and consequently
void that ssgeee Odor which has heretofore OBJ
Ctioabe in ether reirgeraors. In addition their being
vastly superior o"r owing the convenient
aud unequaed principle they servcable it
galvanized iron durable than any other
affected By acid, salt For sse by
4. W. MCDONALD,
may eG-iStwlm No 20 Fourth St., Louisville Ky.
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FNNHIS superior Jack will stand his second "
W. D Williams, Leiper's Greek, thres niles Ss
North OF Hiiamsport and fifteen Northwest Of Co ~
lumbia lie will be permitted TO Sd eHzAs
DOIIarS the Insurance, payable when the fact is
ceraned or the property changed Jenets will be
at % cents per week. asturage gratis Black and all
JennetS brought to him, will be under immediate
we pledge ourselves to see that Jenue well taken
do all prevent accidents but will not lie repo-
sbe for any that Livery person who Jack
believes his is the finest DESTROYS that those who
breed from the finest should Warrior We
think they will 90 any further.
Pedigree and Description.
Black Warrior sired by Marriage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wilson premium JachiS dam out Of Sir John Jenuet
by King Syrus.
IS 10 hands h OF deep black, with meay
e2th weight and STYLE is not to be excee BY any jack Of his
age, and is equalled by few lie took the year
old at the Marry county Fair and took the premium three
years cid at the Division Fair Of Maury county and heWn
Hanson county Fair w. ID. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
mh9-tE&rw3m
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STATE LEGFSLATURE.


tHs uov, THURSDAY, EUsUsr 4, 1870
House of Representatives.
We are authorized requested Ohm B. KEEL
mo as candidate to represent Davidson county, the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. junslj
We are authorized to announce g. A. DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county in the branch Of the next Leg
stature Of Tennessee splo-ts
We are authorized to NJ WuKysoS as can
represent the counties Of Coffee Van Bursr
TIE Lover eEeRa Qf tss next SGte legislature
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sTOP I'LL. Thieves.
5000 REWARR.

TFVIE undersigned will give Of $500 for the appra
tension delivery Of Thomas Scott and Matilda Scott
together with the OF the money and taken y %
from in the city Of NaShV Tenn, May ", 1850 consist
ing Of gents gold breast PIN and one large finger n very
heavy cost se and the Of $3.50 90 gold pieces al 500
each all taken of nay trunk night; which night gv
left mouse where they boarding, and they left the
city end went to Chattanooga, Tenn thence TO Memphis since
which have heard moth ns Of them.
description .Thomas Scott. protesting to be doctor
sometimes dealing In horses, is about high
or IS years of age aeshy fair skin short black hair
Whisksrs, has small OF his SIZE and he is for
egner.
Matilda Scott Girey very tall, slender, thin vissced
yellow skinned very black Eavey hair years old and is
very sekly subject to spssms; ring right with
s sets OUT and another large ring with large black sett On
finger with said ring. She wears No Shoes
and NO HOOPS Tells fortunes learn when she
them.
Papers willing to aid in detecting bringing them 20 Justice
will confer favor by noticing.
ELIZABETH PITT.
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For CrImiDoICourt CIcrk,

We authorised TO announce Dr. L. NJ P,TrERsos
ddste Clerk Of tie Criminal Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. (may25-te.
We authorised to JoHN SHANE, Esq, a
diote r election to the Of Criminal Court CLERK at tie
next March election.
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This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this
cay, having been used with the successful gratifying
results by quite gocdy number Of the citizens
nity who will unhesiangy sustain III the excellent quail
ties weclaim Tor remedial agent Those who have
aversion turning gray need longer dread TIE great
venenc and oubis Of supplying that deficiency with wig
Restorative Of which speak will certainly the hair
to its primitive color and yvac In addition obViang
OF the wig, DemoVes Hair Restorative also away
the necessity fer champoonng for few applications strips
the head entirely Of all dauduG dirt &c The proprietor
easily fill column with cards from citizens GER
tfying the great restorative and cleansing properties pre-
partition hut does not deem such his part
Those who give further proof to salts
fy them that it is what it is representaied to he.
Sold only at the Drug Store Demoville Co.. corner OF
Church and Cherry Streets Nashville Tenn. Price 81.
may3l
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Last night the Chatham Artillery attended a
complimentary ball given them by the German va
gers at Harmonic Hall; and we doubt Lot they
spent an agreeable evening with cur German fellow
citizens and their lady friends.
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Ernrn NKashinrton.

WAsHPoEToS, June l6.--Tbe Secretary Of State
Gays our GoEerumcp; viii not interfere in behalf Of
individuals voluntarily returning 10 the countries
which they left owing military service thereto.
The sloop-of-wer Saratoga left Tampico for Vera
Cruz on he lst, the American interest being now
safe at Tatopico.
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N A sH WILLIE.

Address EsefOre the Democratic Club.
ROBERT W. HAYwOoD, Esq, win address the
Democratic Club at Fireman's Hall, On College
street, tonight. Come out and hear him.
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To-DAY.-The Chatham Artillery will parade to-
dly at 10 o'clock, aud march to the! space beyond
L ok Branch, near the Sulphur Spring, where they
VIII entertain our citizsns with an exhibition Of
artillery practice At balfpast three o'clock in the
afternoon they will dine with the Mayor and City
Council at The City Hotel, and in the evening they
wi call upou the Mayor at his residence
We learn that distinguished visitors will leave
Us by tomorrow mOrEiag's train on their return
heme, and we trust they will carry with them many
pleasant "reminiscences Of their visit t. the City of
& Lcks.
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LATEST NEWS 0
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Nom orIcans rrnrke1.

New OEtEAss, June l6.-Cotton sales to day
4,50O bales. MddIing Halt. Flour very dull
COrn-Sales 5000 bushels Mess Pork-Sales
] ZOO bbls, IG50al6,75.
Arrised-Ship March, from Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-17

Il ? Look out for limitations of Lea X PERKINS, WOr-
cesICrShire SauCe. See advertisement of JOHN DUNCAN
& Sons aug2l-I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-17
81. Lnnis Hrnrkct.

ST LOUIS. June 1G-Fiodr dull; Wheat dull, de-
eliled ts!o TO five ceas. white l.30alS5; Corn firm,
advaneei 10 cents yeliov 81 cents, white zoe;
Oats H. 5Ss60 Provisions quiet. Hemp quiet,
1.05 Tobacco active, i 50al075ser..s -.