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ClLK, Nerino, Isle Thread Cashmere, Plain ans
- Fancy Cotton, received aud for sale by
apr22 J. ". MCGILL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
Marker--Peported BIZ Tslegraph.


BUFFALo ASS. g. m.-FLoUK closed active A. the
prrs Of ihs uoruuE sales 100 bbs a. 81 sea 81 ~ for
Sur IS 7JQ< for Spring Sas, s5G - - for ezra Mchi-
gsu udans and Oho 7jd 20 25 or double WHEAT
.eace and yoDd small milling 0. Com easier .4l-s
sn0 hush No Inoi. 69c and 6OfO bash do O. on!c
Oars in fair requ.., sales $40 bush Milwaukee At 3 Oh-r
GR.iNs quit WHssy nominal a. "a CANAL FRsIeBrs:
g. on CsTD Nbest, AID 5Sc flour to N-w YORK
LAKE IMPORTS: 4o bu.b What 800 bush What 81 coo
bush Com bush Oats EXPORTS: 7O bbis Flour,
see bush Wn1st u, go bush Corn.
s, m.-FLOu- and GRAIN anle: ard noIi.
us CANAL FREiGHTs dull ~ 2c Flour o.c Wheat,
Ne'oTk. LAKE IMPORTS: % bbs fioIr,
100 bush Wh-st, 1910 bush Com. CANAL Exports: 30
bb. Flour
CHICAGO, Aog sp m Flour dull wHE.r dull and IN.
s.ftitc Prices uonlinaly SQ5 lover CoRs firm: sales Of
l5 eco bush e OATS ql, RECEIPTS; 40 bols Fljur,
40 hu.h Wheat, 500 bgn Corn. sHPAENTs 20 Oswrgo:
$500 bush Corn
active: hfe -, Re- ga 81 3d. CosN dull; Yellow
oSer.d al 7ac. WHISKY duil 3, 2s1 2ftc.
bALTiMoRk ADg o.-FLnuR dull but unchanged; How
s. s. City Mills - 25 WHEAT dull sales 49, 600
ba.h. hit- - 3 "a 81 90 Rid 81 l50 n CoRS
unchanged. Provisions unchanged WHIsKy dull
nEw-OELEASs, AuG d-CoTTos easier bat Dot quot.bly
lower AddHg +" ss.s o.y ~ bales sale. u The
acre bales receipts Of ,h- week 2.5 bsl-. against 800 fr "a.
con-lodrg ~e-A st year receipts th. port she sd of last
year - go bales 90 q; al Southern pos o 90 bal-s stock
IL po y Sc ba.es. OATS cu prime NewYork, Ssc. Cor
TrE hrm At III stock 500 bags azains; the number
ls.t yssr FsEtGbTs and EXCHANGE uncnanged.
Ntw.ORLEASs Aus 6-CorTOS inactive; sass 70 day Of
$40 oses Stock IN pnrr. n ofa bales.
tNCNNari Aus 6-FLoUs doll and Dropping sales st 81 -
s. tor sup-rtHe. WHISKY, Sc. Provisions improving.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

Hot WEATHER ABRoAD.-The hea. in Pans durlng
be Of June the first three weeks Of July hss not
acrordg registers of Ob.erva'rJ Ia
that city been equseo 1875 lts l'ng continuance
us almost To have the thermometer sbsyo 90
twelve DAYS In succession 10 has a.; n-hed the y
Par.aus Many sudden deaths have caused oy h. heat
be diis0uary and resiuents dfts OF the
.eop Of Paris entire suspended. The English
port hs maximum .npersre IN the shade has beeu the
his as 6 years The y.ss IN winch he mtsimu n
beat 8 ~ Greenwich lo8 S2, Si3 1877 1877
1882 1854 1857 and 1885, Or late ytss, the Sumner months Of
jane july and sppear have increasing emprsture
annual Temperatures drawn ont IN and
have mini fifteen foe Dinms
pointl l77 7s4 1899 1915 1879 1888 snd 1885,
st intervals o. 49, IS l Is aud II years that
Of the Of the Temperature and mis-
holds GOOD appears TO- may expect warm years until q.
iess. 1904
WILL WHISKY Explode The Lou'sriHe DeDsocrat
ry. bursting Of barrel OF whisky
A. III. ,sbi.hneut CheDwo-h Go. Of th- cty in vni h
the barr, by the force d the osi0n
Cincinpat the commencement Of the waatsr
accidents dangerous they 20 huusn hie ccu
s,ed 70 provoke inquiry into their The phenomenon
90 far remember Unprecedented and is question Of
moment ther hereafter Ia include the
10. Of those articles that liable oh Of themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
K.4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared.

Steamships Alabama, sch-ues savannah, s l. MitThI =
Sp Jsm.. Aosms Chsr.tpu Spor rc iirston 70
JnT, tRrl Moody Lvvrp,l T. Cunsrd; fors,o~n Pa,rso,
Rckuond Sc. L1o lam HeiE sen. Gvors-s Cresh, OeeS,
Batiuor- II B. Cfom~,ll 4 Co.
sbp.-Zuiioh Bsx,.r, H,vr., w. DrAy;ou 2 Fsnnn,
sr,s sap Frsnci.co, Chsrcb Co Mid Pls-on Nay
h.x V,Ip.r.i- J. R.pd,ll Co.; Luis Sspoeoo ,hani
H,t,irs Hsmbme y. An-p.s Goscn-n srem rroos7
Br, ui,u c Lulus, Denenl ne Ham Mryer oassec
Bai,-Msravz Gnf-n, Antigua T. L Dwight sumner,
HuuIhry Havana, w. W. RdAell' John Senson, o&anef'
Havana ,turses n Go. -, .,,-,. -,
Bn..-G 81 ckbsm. Siusr, Doboy leland Af",pai John
.on Psrs J. Bi.fop Co. q UBri-p. Wsts, L,e5n j. W.
rIus1 4 Co Luwood Mck.ny- s. Johos, q L. b'csman,
Tsbba El.ao.thprt, Tn mp.oo Hunter boch L'nnon''
Blscl stockton, X. Z. Rnek Co j. A..
scs.n,r-S P-auek MAtip, Charleston, d. G. M1rrsy
ArrIr Hrs. Arxandrs S.fId 4 pdssi W. Robins,
P,..,n Rcbnnpc Van Bruut 4 Sash,; Indian Qnrsn Nc
Dou,ls Gl,.sos z MoL-oS, IT,; Anoos Cw-n N-sp,t, y
Gcsoup Co Julia. Fisnrr, st G-oit-, Jed fy Aasuss
CT J,cl.av,lr Tnomp.on Hunter A FAkenb rf Rofer,
J,c..opvi. T. Fla mr. Appl-st. Savannah d. T. murray
CT,r shaw Me-. R.hnonn, c. si-rson Ply mouth kocas
Nos Bo.oi Daycp Spr.sus; Pnoc-.s, 1--we bost IN, D.
w Levi. Co o. w. Bsld~n, Sandfod, New'hAven, joe.
EDsss =. :, -.
slo.p-Warep S,snnard New Haven, master
sI.sm.r-Mn, Nchols, Philsdeiphis, }. b.ius
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

TIE receipts Of the Third avenue road 10 July were
larger than for any month in the history of the road
exceeding s5C, ,000 al increase OF j,OOO on June.
The money marke. to day i, easier on call at g 81
T. cent, with free supply offering. Paper rates con-
,irue 10 harden, and loug paper is at least cent
higher thsn II wa- ten days sgo. Good six months
paper hes been sold to-day al :, az cent strictly
gil,edsed short paper goes ct = cent. The impress
sion appears 70 be that rates Will be fully maintained
on paper a. the season advances.
The meeting Of Directors Of the Erie Road, which
was to have been leld Friday has been postponed
TO Tuesdsy.
Tie Reading Railroad, for tie week ending August
(. brought over ~, 20i tuns, making total since
January of COL li5 tuns, against go, log tuns IN
the same period sst year. The Scbuy xii Navigation
Company brought down 30,3l6 tuns, making a total
tunpace this season Of 0l2 against 49, i+0 tans
last season.
The Near. Orleans Crescent says;
From the returns made TO the Treasury Department
AZ Ws.Lil ston II viii appear tha The Valu- Oi aou-s
nc produce exported from NeS-O l-sns through the
Custom House for the governmental or nscal yesr
ended on the 3th Of Jure last reached the great sum
If 500 $50 eco which, however, not ng quite up
70 cur uafk-ihat vas, 10 double TIE Vaiue O New
York export--ueveItheless we can a-seT with much
satisfaction that New Orleans 30 far as exports and
r,ovirino the means and ways 70 aid other ports 70
ina, her dsb,s must be considered the banner port
- his Copfsiersey lie; US ook a: igures and thsn
d-aw Deductions:
IT,. .xn,-t, 4 dounes-- produce fror1 the p1r- of
rs 70 fTesn eoGl:es o0 sss
Tt- ..prr. Of domestic pr dlo- from ;h- port u
New ICrk the time were, exclusive Of
s. sots5
Excess over New York ................ 80, ,ji 7e5
which exceeds New. York over SD, 500 go.
We have Dot the returns Of other ports before us,
bu; it is believed that the exports from New Orleans
will amour, IL value TO tie entirs amount exported
om tie other ports of the United States. We 30 not
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
Passengers saiieS

n, ,sr. ssr Nss- York for Br>aer aad ~
- N.vY.Ik Nj N.n,. ~if- daughter And on M.
s,i-, laoy sia eh Or K'i, M kesa~, .Sa ~
g gr.urisco M Mal,ilo, s,st.-PIssid-St o
-, n, Gornr,. P,u.m.. N..Is Ris romsoa h--s In
50. M Gr,f S-w.iork Mr. R-yooh. Cioennssi, NJ
~ Hru,hUrg Nj ~, Havana; Mr. Se"r~s v.Aooi
~, RI.fr Rehu ord Va Nr srry, NV fTk soss no
Fu,...n Pans. Nc..rs Ks.ke'. wede..upsr Lesuis NJ
N Eule sifs and chd bavsas; ~ hslse- ana VI,
a. sh,sbol, .pd adv A.s Tuok,r, Mr. kanneIs>nH sie
and ebis Mr. M,-n Wi. and ennd, 49, - pspomv'
&c N.uSrt ~ Da..u, Cncn"sr nr k.nd Aosss
Y M ", b,, D.h n wV ses, SSormsn Syas co
H., sr,n.r .h.p Fv,lbsrd Dsha. Mr. Herb Sev.fo
NJ wil,m' yirsiria; Mr. s.rns' W. xro.r Nr~ or~sn.
r. ars,.w Schweise, Golker, >e~ .n.d. u ,naa ~
bug s. Louis; Jobn MaPsy, HAiniiioa u " ana o. '
,,-.raee. Total is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
Arrived.

s.Au.bip Circa.au (Br Caupo- Galway July D. and ST
y9h. n ps.+ 20 ..n..s Cy of ssi,o heuss
fr LyrIpoo sth, st ~ 20 cn VI % passed amp AaeN'
sim.bp NJ ,ico Talbot, New ore.ns July ST. via Key We
Aus pass. Charles Morgan Came to TINS port 70
sesmhp Potomac Watson. Baltimore and Norfolk, n'dse 20
sSit y " Bsty Ccf Feep,rtl Coopmnn Leshon So day,,
spoke vbsshr Florida Of and from New Bedford io the Nn
BAH OT,ss Morse gent. Sicily June IL paced Gibraltar
July brims'ore Chsnb.ra'u Po.ps July % q. q -,
loo g. TO- number of p r% s.e. Il eas e''m At tho
Barh lsmp ght-r Cf Bos,on Hsrd Rio yaueiro Juoe e,
eof, Chuich July 81 lat Sb loo 90 spoke ship X
Bari Fsnne Hami tor ws.s Rio Jsnsro 45 days. coffee to
Flssus ssposA C.. Had lish wines be entir. passage
BAH Florence tOf Bath Hume Csnfaeso' % days. 'as" "
Bah Rapid Marshall Vera July specie hde' skins.
Big II. Csu phil of Bsimore), Bennett Rio Jsaeiro %
Gays, @ fee To
W c. PcIrrg Co. Had hight winds and caim' the later
B,is Bslisa| ts.sau Doaw.. Rio J.ueo day. coffee
Bhs LII, Dae tBr Stephens Sydney s. 2 day' pls'ter
schr Gua lsc, m..ed) F.ldeu. Palermo Sc days. fruit
scbr George ". Glover, Thomas, Camden Me, days,
sehr Ny Rover Hughes Wilmington, N c., 1days Aug 3,
C b of Chuoo,. ssus .chr Fsrc. Ss,teIy bound
scbr Lous, Jobuson, Day, Ociaeokr 5 days
scbr wyts., Tu,,.r, Rie, uond d.,s
scEi. rs@.Is Benosu pis-y, vi!sai. 2 day.:
schr Al A Prdmore Pr.durr- Virginia dsya
sSRi flys tBIi Cal@egf E'.nhsr. dsy. fruit J. EDe
soOp Az sric., ,i,drnau. Providence, mdse.
s World Ely. Beverly days, In ealast 70 mater
Kenu. bee Hand PhladeIpns and Cape May, mdse.
and psss u y. Perkins
sAlLED-s,eam.hip. Jur. ,Br, for Liverpool; NewYork
Yor.twa 1nswj NorfCl le. .hip. Zurich Hagrsi Kelvin
BIB Quebec.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

proportion Of vessels engaged 10 the slave ate sre not
ppnv buit a, the North bu. are fitted out there ~h
nm k,ouledse of the use n ~ ch they teetoed,
ard With an eve TO -bsre 10 the profit Of 'h.r nia
rous onicus. Upon this subjec il vii Dc exceed
tori bin,s have heard cas-. out here. t7s. there
actually two vessel. being prepared a, th. moment for
slave tip from the port of New York, and 'ha; con-
siderable buu Der Of such vessels are beng made rey
for sea in the New. EncsId States.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
By Telexraph.

SANDY HOOK. Aug. sunst-BArkenitns Oif pon,n,
roins up ths bay Other inward bound yesse In ash
nshi from W. W. weather clean ., I'm
HIGHLANDS, Aus. sun.-,.-No inward bound vesses ~
sight Wind u ant from w. g. W. weather cear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
he 3oth nit. were a. follows;
r.n .ls cnIoo as 7ss. ~ so Oss sls sl75s9. .s!O

Total ..... 3 10 sINN ft'f'p''' fANfNf-'-
The following table exhibits retrospective amounts
Of exchange held BY the various banks, and also the
suus due to distant Banks the latter being comprised
=, Tho "a HE of de pO-its as shown above
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

in eur fcure. api e-,ina,es make sny snns'on 70 III
embrace specie-tsst :, gold and SILVER ei'n'i o""''
coir.
T1a cash asss,s and liabilities Of the New-Oreans
banks on the 30th ult were a. follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
Receipts Of Produce-ArG 1879

TOTAL sy ALL RoUIEs-15 Dbl. Flour y, lS4 bush Wh-s.
10 ts.b Ost = s7x bush Com. s352 Mat l59 bb
Lard IS bb. Proy.ous 57i bbL Corn Meal is bb whsty
81 tb.s AsLsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
MARRIED.,

GOpWIN-wEYLEN-On Friday evening, Aug s. by the Rev
g. Adams of Harlem, Joseph Goodwin esq 70 Ma Martha
ID. WeJen, both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

t,,er,,.p C,,or,,ar. tro~ Gaiuoy aad 81 JsAst =
j. pen. ara f,uily Black. G rhsmgsoo 80 ~. -
F5,5.,s HEWITT, L irs Hewitt =. Walsa, M AAvAHsn,
l.sy child and servant; W Sh.~, Mr. Sol mon
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

Increase Of he compared with thst Of le5s.. 5i
The following is a comparative statement OF the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
wear 70 Aug 4:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08
StrrRDAY. A1g 6-P. "


The Stock market presents no remarkable features
to-day, but the tone was more cheerful, and quota
iioDs generally show Al advance on yesterday. The
greatest improvement vas in Pacific Msil, which
cosed firm at 73I-sn aivsnc. Of fully IA y cent
siuce yes,erdsy. In State Stocks the sales were TO
Moderate extent, With slight improvement IN Tennes-
s.es Vlrginiss, and Missouns. California IS are
without change. In Bank Stocks there few
.ales and without alteration IN prices. Delaware and
Hudson Canal closed a, ss seller 90. New York Cen
trsl active, without change in price. Michigan
Southern Gu.rabteed closed az I9 seller 80. Cleve
lard and Toledo at 2ll, buyer co. Chicago and Rock
Islanc improved / to Z. After the Board there were
sal.s in TIE street of Erie at 5d5i Hadson River,
3oi; Michigan Southern, 81 at. G.leua and Chicago
offered at 63i Harlem Preferred, 3i off red, aud
ssked. The closing prices For Pscifc Msl,
% ai3i; Ne~-York Central, 72i d72i Erie Railroad
A 81; Harlem Rsilrosi a9i Harlem Railroad Pre-
ftred 3ii d3ii Hudson River Railroad, 30i c3o.
Reading Railroad, Az a i3i; Mich gan Central Bail
road Al a Al; Michigan southern and Northern In
diana Rarc ad 81 al; Michigan Southern Guaranteed
70: 2ti; Pansma Railroad, mana; Illinois Cen
ral, 6ia64i; Gaena and Chicago Railroad, 63i a
633; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. 20i a20.; Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad, 6li a6l!.
TIE Foreign Exchange market closes heavy, with
sales of bankers Sterling at 10, although some
drawers are making llol. Good commercial sigma
lures sold al 1904 1927. Francs are 5.l5 G5.l2i.
Freiehts to Liverpool: 800 bales Cotton at 3. 6d
7.32d: u tuus Ol-Caks ct 2Os. To London, 90 tuns
Heavy Weight at 20s. To Bremen, 300 bb's. Rosin
at Is. To Antwerp, 800 hhds. Sugar at 2O,.;
20 tuns Measurement Goods at 2Os; 5000 bags
Coffee ct 3l61. To Havre, 10000 Slaves on
private terms. Ships james Guthrie and Rosclus
bone from IL ghorn on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l9S 37S IS for Customs 100000; Payments,
$l2O, ,7g2 So; Balance, $3.50 900 70.
The New-York anu New-I.aven Railroad company
has declared a dividend OF 50 p share, payable on
the 18th instant. The two steamers to-day took
$756, lc5 together the Juia s372 GOO. and the New
York $3Si lOj. This makes 81 ,2O6 600 for the week
The barks Rapid, from Vera Cruz, brings Sl5l go
in dollars, acd the Mexico, from NeS-Orleans,
$780,, $50 There has alao been gold received
during the week from the West, probably in the az
precate halt million of collars With the neghbor-
ing cities the balances about even, but Boston
has drawn something from US during the week. The
receipts Of the Land Department Of the Illinois
Central Rail in July were $1,000. TIE Michigan
Southern road receipts in July reported at $O2 C00
Clearing House were $l6 l73, ,4i9 03. The exchanges
,or the week were $ll6, 1876 49, being daily av.
erage Of $9 36,7l against sl7 49, 9s3 during the
week ending on Saturday last.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchsn-
disc for the week and since Jan. /:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

MINIATURE sLSxAc
c. Ris.. 1890 81 5 / S-ts.... 7;os Moon-S-s..... 0;oim
~ HIGH WATER pAy
s.,sx Eooh 2;25 Gov Island S:iSs HeDGa;e..... 40
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

For the first time in many month";, the imports
show falling off as compared with last year. The
following table will compare the exports Of the seven
principal staple articles for the week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-08

which exceeds -w.loTk over SD, $4,000.
We have Dot the returns Of other ports before us
bu; it s believed that the exports from New Orleans
will amount IL value TO the entire amount exported
Iom tie other ports cf the United States. We 10 not
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. 7. WRIGHT co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citixens OF Nashville IN
And the public generally that they have Ky
purchased the well known Livery Stable Ihe stock
aud fixtures, form erly occupied by VIM. J. Philips,
Market street, lea below the square.
We have nrst-rste lots and bOx-stalls To SccommC-
date droyeTs, AND all our friends who may favor "a
with their rstrOhagc.
We pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction in all cases
We have a large number OF tue Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies 10 hire a. all tues.
The tact is, nos Intend being surpassed by any
stable 10 the southern county Come along and see
Tor yourselves.
fcbS-ly wM. T. WRIGHT co.
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Musif, piauOs, ST.
in q. B. w T. : Il
Music. Music.

ItSr received The following hes
81 kad pretty hustr, via; Duke II E7Ez7-~ -
hAlaeoa's AsFch, ffcaliasnia sho< n II ~ RI d
tsA, Syrea Polka, Louisa Miller and
knalsrs Quadrllice, CArl sPelns4ns eaisk esee -
soSss, 90 ard fvw sd IN hane, cazsai& Maehres,
NJ ray shall rtss l3raven Ssars ~ t1e lamer
Naght, 6eaae hoFds. ~ aehrr, ana AkteEr lee
Nzisxes. Mnasfa, Raaals.Is sna X bud scessskes.
-. c1ead. Fsaaeesss 1sredis tssiiie kaT eesn azd
nany otAers- heai9as fresA saFply q ste4nwsy
q Sonss fshanoa. JAS A hcrIIEkE,
5sR2sa ~. - LEto2 stfssx.
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Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
l. old customers aud friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand on Market street Ia No So the large brick
building lately erected the South side Broad
where he keeps constantly ON hand and makes to
der the various articles embraced IN his line OF bust
lie invites especial attention 10 hs large assert
ment OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &C, such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Pow Mods
Cutters, Corn shelters, Corn CrCsheTs, Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and AN almost endless variety Of other ARTICLES.
Jan. EFT ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Chiiaren's Carriages.

IUsr received a large lss II chidrrn's cArriAsss,
ID nnsly finished which gill be sold lower than ever
before Ia this market
fsbs MACKENZIE d AIScHIS.
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WE ia reoelpt o. aud gill ksep constantly 90
w hand. large stock u superior OAK aud Hem
tbs lowest ppszbie asaFes-
lass r. q C. ANDERSON.
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REGU LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND ViCKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. {. Howard, and
Red RnVpP

One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9th.
er day al noon; time from Nashville To Memphis For
weight Hours; Nicksburg Five Days and TO New
Orleans IN seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day, and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick.
cts can be procured at the different points prices
named in the annexed Sched lie OF Rates
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GiDrrp Stables.

LE VI A Il Ill A n
Livery, Sale l. Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. c. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.
u HE undersigned having leased the pbove we'll
i known establishment formerly kept by Mr.. JOIN
II. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired and reiitted
all ITS departments and challenges competition
point of convenience and capacity from any similar
establishment in the south west
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly band a number OF baud
some vehicles of all kinds, and a stud OF horses
unsurpassed in style, speed and safety.
SALE.
am prepared TO oil any bill for gentlemen wish.
ing To purchase carriage, buggy saddle horses and
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers Of stock Will ind my esta blshment sst-
able accommodations for any number OF horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
Il ABIDING.
Gentlemen wishing accommodation for horses and
veh,cl les ensured that stock viii receive the best
attention, and at the lowest current rates.
am also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing eating, Nicking and booking horses and wlIe1-
satisfaction.
will receive aud sell stock OF all kinds on commits
Sion, and from thorough acquaintance and constant
familiarity with the market, feel no hesitation IN
promising satisfaction.
Beng determined to give satisfaction all u no
may call, portion Of pubic Patronage Is solicited.
j. c. McFElsISIN,
Janls-dly Late OF Bowling Green, Ky.
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6ounorrs.
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

FTHHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
i Manufacturers land all persons DESTROYS Of purcha-
sing at home good machinery such STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING
CAR-WHEEIS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS &c, &c, is respectfully called to this
Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises of the late Nash Vile Manufacturing Company.
We intend 10 carry the business fully extensive
before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction TO old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each of us person
ally attending to his own department-and thus we
shall be able superior work lower rates
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall warrant
every niece of work done at this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
Occ thus hope TO give general satisfaction,
and be patronzed by all friends OF home nulactuTe
NJ. JAChER X CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June Aft Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Notice to Shippers.

@ E;sl.sl 49,
IT being Of the utmost Importance for the proper
IL prote' ton Of the Track, and 10 keep out Of the
way Of gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run at regular uniform rate Of speed. which can only
be accomplished by runHiHgon scheiul, time: there
fore, IN order that the freight trains may be run on
the time Land down In the schedule. is ordered that
after thirty days from this date. freight win bc re-
ceived by tue Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad
Company at Schedule stations only.
+ W. COLE.
Snp't OF Transportation y. 4 c. K. R.
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans 4 Nashville Packet.

CNHE fine Passenger and a GTn
freight Steamer EASTPU RI rHoSaESstA.
E NooD, Master, will continue slzzEzz=zzzzz<zzz
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is last, Of light draught, and well adapted FOR
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.