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Sanitary Condition or New York city.

Sanitary Condition OF new York CITY,
The city Of New York never was healthier, compare
lively speaking, than is at the present time. Our sub
urban friends appear be aware Of this fact Judging
from the liberal in which the city hotels are pa
tronized which filed OVERLOOKING, besides thou
sands who entertained by their friends and relatives
private The influx OF strangers from the
Southern Cities who usually spend the summer months AZ
Newport Saratoga, Niagara and the various coast
places Of pleasure very large at the present time and
they in common with many Of our wealthy metropolis
ans, do not appear in hurry TO leave town as long a.
the weather remains reasonably cool The watering places
doing but limited business yet, and along the ss&
shore they almost seuantless.
In illustration Of the assertion made in another
part of this article the healhness Of the city, we
base the fact the only reliable for the nior-
maonwe refer TO the City Inspectors report From e
learn that for the week ending June 20 the deaths In
New York 347 for the week ending june %, 1860,
the deaths as2 and for the week ending june %,
1s60-last weekthe deaths only 331, balance on
both the former years in favor Of the present Now,
taking into consideration the increase Of population and
the increased influx Of foreign immigration, we reassort
that this city is exceedingly healthy.
This crafty ing state Of affairs explained twofold
hypo,hessvz the City Inspector has been unrcmitting
IN his efforts rid the city Of nusances and has kept
large force Of street sweepers work. and secondly tho
| eoP""s ehoWers ram Wthin the past Two weeks
carried into the all the minute particles Of
vegetable matter not accessible to the efforts of the shoe
| and broom brigade"
| STATEMENT OF WORK DONE IN THE CITY NsPEc-
| ToR's DEPARTMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE
| %, 1850.
! Abatement Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of nuisances re-
ceved 204 notices for the abatement Of do served 30;
notices for abatement OF do, previously served 2sb
sinks and closets cleaned 347 number Of oais Of
night soil removed from the city limits 1903 number OF
horses do forty three number Of cows d. i've; number
of dogs and small animals, ISL number OF barrels OF
| ofal, 1,6l5.
Unscund and Diseased Meats, &C. Seised and Remored
from the CSy-Bcef $40 pounds veal, forty pounds; fish,
$500 pounds poultry 400 other meats, 800 pounds, and
| one barrel OF muscles. .r
| Street Cleamiag Bursou-Number of hborers
poyed, 342 number Of CARTS 33l loads Of ashes and
garbage removed se5s street dirt, &C. $685. at cost
Of 90, SCI So.
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS,
In the City and County Of New York. from the 10th day Of
June 70 the 23d day Of June, 1890.
Men, 49, women, 70 boys 102; girls, 86-rotal, 33l.
Adults 143; youths, 10; children, 49, males, 175,
females, 1861 coiored persons,&
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ssAnmyc Aysoy.--ou ssnday afternoon IN array o.
CURED between rsyty cf seniintcxcssed individuals
near ,h Bergen which resulted m the ssabbns Of ono
OF the Marty named Daniel Clark, By Cornelius n.
Goetchens Of Jersey City. Inc wounds were innscscd
with knife and consist principally q two severe cuts IN
the fee bead with other minor injuries 6ceschsns
was arrested yesterday morning and brought before Jus
tsce Rycrson, Of Hudson Oty, when the examination
was postponed Until today Al three O'Clock, p. NJ, IN
Order 10 allow &c rrsoH rune % procure counsel.
xrei~c-A boy named frederick NJ Crcft, formerly
nvn thc Aims Ionse jersey CITY but recently en-
poycd store Nontr merry street has been missing
nearly week and fears arc entertained Tor his safety
when laas seen hc was scnt by his employer er.
rand since which time nothing has been heard OF HIM
ANY Information regarding his Whereabouts will b
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VIZ The slave Trade.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER corW.

~. M Trg CASE oF me- IAIxoruH-
JtN 25.-ne Jnz,,I States ~. Cup. Leioes ard Siren
0thers---Thc Commissioner decided this morning on
dischsfging the defendants. F..
- cuAReg pvyotr
Jim B.--Rs Fr1ed Snhs Nc. Wa M Donn<H dsd
Ssrsn y As cesc n As SpAca knapT The deiendants
ore charged With revolt, and we're committed Tor
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Temperature Of the WeeIk.

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the amcs-
phere in this city during the week ending June a. tho
ranre Of the barometer and thermometer the variation q
wind currents, and The state of the weather three
periods during each day, via: 81 "a. r., and and Q
O'Clock p. NJ -
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TSr~rvy ccnyev, H,pyvopn --Fte annual Commerce.
nent n Trinity college, Ktnrtscrd. occurs thursday
June ~ The annual meeting Of The House cf conycca.
ten fakes pace On the 9th lrss
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE &c. l8eo-TRIPLE SHEET


tween the State and the federal forces just there IS
with you. ~
The legislature of Nuevo Coahuh closed the
I'D of May after extraordinary session OF ten days
The eject Of Uraga's defeat viii be TO depress the
power Of Mramon in the interior. 1t is useless, after
this, for the United States expect anything from the
suppressug Niraman but it is incompetent control the
states which pretend TO be subject TO its rale II
most unfortunate move nent that Captain Turner inter-
fered in the he did at Vera Cruz for IL the <cans
had been allowed fair fight Miramon would have taken
the city, and we should have had responsible 60
vernment in Mexico. Such conclusion would be the
best for all parties and is time that Mr. McIane was
withdrawn and the force Of support removed, that
the factions might have fair field and clean hght for
the plumber.
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legislature and thus secured his reelection the United
States Senate, Lincoln still received majority Of the
popular vote. Now, this is Of those ingenious and
timely fasehoods for which the politicians who have
been brought up in Master nurows school famous.
true that Lincoln did receive small majority of the
popular vote over Douglas because between Ave and six
thousand OF the democratic votes Of the State were thrown
on on third candidate in consequence Of his split with
the administration. But Lincoln still in considerable
minority in the popular vote Of the State which as
follows
Democrats .......................l 22 OIL
B0lting democrats. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 5l22
Total I27 1888
Republicans ........... l24 903
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Popular majority against Lincoln. ............ 2140
30 lar was Lincoln from receiving majority Of the
popular vote Of the State that he considerably behind
his own republican ticket; he had not he would have
been elected 10 the Senate Of the United States in place Of
Douglas for the republican State ticket elected show
ing that many who voted for the republican State officers
rcpudiacd Lincoln and for Douglas members Of the
Legislature, in order TO prevent the said Abraham Lincoln
from Eoing into the United States Senate.
And IL should not be forgotten that although the demo-
cratic nominee for Presidcnt-Mr. Buchanan--had
plurality in the State Of Illinois in 1856 m consequence Of
there being then three candidates in the field the demo-
crazy were still in minority Of nearly thirty thousand in
the state. The vote follows
Fillmore 81 AZ
Total. .l34 633
Buchanan. los $40
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DANIEL x DEI4AvAN, CITY Inspector.
Cny 1vsvCfoR's DEPARTMENT, 4
NEW YoRx, June q, 1850
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CmcAco, June Il, 1870
Popular vce Of Illinois IN 1855 Compared ,ca4 1856
w Huok Rssbsscan fslseheods RSfmef, de-. ' r
Az Specimen 81 the sobserfogcs and fsi-chocis 70
which the black republican press forced W resort 10
put their nominee for the Presidency in respectable A.
iude before the country as 70 his position at homo IN
nes, may refer 20 the statement evcrywhcrc gong
tho rcops of 'hr v~pers that IN the memorable contest
between him and Douglass while the latter carried the
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Our Mata NOR Os COrrespondence.
AArAsoRos, June IA, 1880
Opposition BY the State Legislats0e 10 ne KcLae 7recty-
Vidawri's Doyes-Jsarz's Assampi;on Of Po'oer-ky
Jecss ef Uragas Dged.-ReNections cdpsai~ r9uer
Preceedinp at Vera Cruz, &c. -....
The first step in the resistance OF the States OF this
country to the the ocsmpo NcIane trea
~ has just arsprcd in the shape of legislative decree
by the Congress Of the Str Of Nueyo Leon and Coahula
on the subject az follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

It Is compounded entirely from GUM and
has become established fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have Used Il, and
confidence in all disease which
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Ii cur stock Of ths articles the house, No. Cocgs
n street, We are dispOsing Of scss. I; you SAINT
COOKING STOVES, for Wood or Csal;
WROUGHT IRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES
CHURCH STOVES,
Or other kind Of Stoves Crates low prices rcash
now is the opportunity obtain therl
novt-d MACKENZIE 4 NINcurN
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N0iiee.

COMMITTED to Jail in this county negro nan, Who ssy,
- tnat bis name is solomon and belongs sOLeNoS
VS. IN Richmond, Virginia, about thirty years old sout Ave feet
SIX or seven inches high, will weigh sbous rs or $50 pounds
very full breast, and Of dark color The owner Is requested h
come forward and prove his property and pay expenses
v. NALKER, sheriff o.
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ON the Lebanon Turnpike, near the hermitage a Pootst
~ Book containing several promioy notes AID other aprs
his Advertisement. f-s'-e W
Get 6 dE-tf.
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Marble Monuments, &c.

M L. SHELTON informshis friends and the public gen
w eral that he prosecuting the Marble Busi-
on Church street. between the First
and the Post Office he will be pleased t. the or
drs Of ali whomay work in his linz He has will keep
on hand a supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBs &c
manu- factured OF the Italian and American Marble in The
best style OF the art. All his work will be warranted
April rs, 1S55-Wly.
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I'HOTOGRAPIIIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure Ia announcing my old friends and Gus
toners that after absence Of years. again
turned to resume the praceeof the Photographic Art
in all its branches having purchased interest Of ny brother
IL the old established Gallery In Union Street, having spent
four months in New York the past Summer fully an
the late improvements in the have painted
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout my facilities are
nav better to produce hrs class Galleries can
boast or and eonduce 20 the comfort Of patrons
only to su5ein tbs proud position the Gallery heretofore
sustained bot to elevate It to n higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK the best Photo
sPhers ia the world who took the Pictures which
arst premium at the Worlds Pa in London, In ISL
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery in the
sae but my work shall not be surpassed North South
and Low introduce to the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Yignette. plain eolored;
lVoTytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass life size;
Visiting cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at enc sitting.
eeTreOscopes, glass or paper
continue to make the Meainoype and Ambsype hereto
ioe Inc above styles are all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card which only one at time. Al
VINO are IN want ofanyhng in line politely invited sve
me call before visiting elsewhere, prove By peculiar
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully,
OeISt-u 2. ". HUGHES.
BOOTS. SHOES ARD BROGAN
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Also, lot Of Choice Whiski cS in store since 1857
and which defy competition
LRLLYETT 4 SMITH,
ma VOC '6O-dIm Nos 10 and I2 South Market street
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For sale.

nN THURSDAY tie 18th November next, by virtue OF
Deed Of Trust executed to by John and George
Zoco6er, will proceed to sell, The premises all the
fodder farming utensils and stock Of all descriptions, conveyed
said Trust Deed Also 40 Acres OF land wewateed and
every suited for sockaTm Said lsnd situated the
ampellsve Turnpike road, six miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNION AMERICAN copy three times aid send
10 this Office -COluHbia Press
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FENWO negro men, coed farm hands, Also, negro woman,
with several children. Said good house
vant cook &c will be hired good home
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgefeld or vicinity.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
nGvl-d2w Az Cherry street.
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MORRIs & sTRArToN ,,'-''

MORRAS IL STRATTON,
Wholesale GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign * Domestic LiquOrs,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
MAZE in receipt Of &c and we'll ssorred c
w Groceries, Liquors, &C., to which invite the afrsnsio
SUGARS.
900 hhds Louisiana Sugar, AL grades;
$50 bbls N. T. Baltimore 6r7shed Sugar All Sr.as
50 DO DO 90 90 Do Do c coSs: ssi E g. %;
100 do do La. Loaf, do 40
800 bags choice Baltimore ooe-el
100 do do Laguyrs DO.
600 bills choice Reboled Aolassss
800 bbls do do DO;
80 kegs S. Louis syrup;
TIN PLATE.
ECO boxes J. o. I0xl4 Tn;
loo do loxl4 DO, very cheap east.
SUNDRIEs.
200 do Summer do:
S0o do ST. Louis and Mem. SoGps
Ceases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
g g % % d. d. Do Do s aR5ssi
100 DO superior Csrb Soda, E'paporsi
SIO casks do do;
casks Dutch MAddsr;
100 bags Pepper;
20 terees Rice;
100 dozen Painted BuckstN
70 do WslhboardS;
30 nests Tubs
l0Odozen 9roorls;
90 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. hezna.
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 b5ls do hRseed Oil;
. kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 do Bar Lead;
so cases Mason's Blaekna;I
5000 bags hne Liverpool Salt
1000 bbis KaaaHhs do.
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WhieE,
500 10 Raw Ohio al:
200 do old Country 40.
$50 do Smith old Reserve de-
100 do Old Bourbon do
so do do Rye AZ.
LOO de Monongahela do;
80 do Old Port and Malaga Wine,
80 do A. u. Gin;
Zpipes Holland Tin;
do Old Cognae Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClzTet Wine,
80 baskets Champagne, extra;
i5c1 cases Brandy;
SOC packages Domestic Brandy
200 barrels Cider Vinegar;
W Il many ether articles for the Grocery trade
anil MORRIS 4 STRATTON
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loves, Crates, Castings !

VERY desirable room in the UNION AND AMERrA- Brd
N Ing for he reuaitder 81 The year, with Tie privilege
ext year. Apply a this 0Hee. novi5-sssf
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misses ANA CbiTdraD,s r.,
where to Buy the Rest Hats

WAIERyIuD WALEE has long been known IS TIE popular
resort Tor the best and most popular styles Hats and FOR the
superiority Of their fabrics Their assortment for lie sI AMI
hints Is fill and complete Prices usual lev and uprm
WATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
oet-o-h Hattsrs and Fursrs, 26 Puhic Eous5o
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Regular Tuesdays So, Lnuis Packet.
EFVhE new and superior side wheel sisansr GEN. -
II Anderson, viii run as above regularly silsSsA
in connection with the teamer B VI. Ruu1 -
YAM until DE steamer HilHan takes her Place. Her
departure viii be every TUESDAY At y oock By this ar.
rangsment the public will have reliable line Il packet haia
on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS OF every for 81. Loais
For freight or 7asS'gs apply en- btaEd
A. HAM1LTON. 2 -.
marS-d6n II. H. HARRISON AgsaS-
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AXE will take Notes the CITY BANK ofNashvills.
Nv and all solvent ga, South Carona and AlabA
Banks at payment Of accounts for Books
ti0naTy. y. HAGAN & co.
novSs-n 81 College tree q
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For LouIsviIIe and CIncinnatI.

TuyHE regular packet steamer MelrOse MIR
CALF Master, will depart above and all in sns, y
ternediate landings to day trhurS5aythe 29sh inst
o'clock. For freight passage apPy board
II. a. HARRISON,
uov2o-It A. HAMILTON Aeentz
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
Weather Indicator
ForeteIIs Rain "a Hours in advance.

Mr. LOUIS ULLMAN Deer Sir The little plant you had the
Kindness send still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator delicate it,
stye 70 the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
bsrometrc grometrc condition, that it begins
generally advance Of the usual instruments.
have kept suspended in my Office my
(Smhsoni2D barometer and Macon hygromeer and lave
ticed hat is faithful in indications these
Its truly Natural Weather caor,
regard this Microscopic plant therefore, OF its
siVeness and its ability, aHordng cheap and reliable
for tie purposes to which apply it, and
valuable discovery ard believe that It will
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May % 1860
Having receLY received about 2O0 Of these valuable Wealth
Indicators will sell then in quantity, ard if the
chaser perfectly satisfied with their the
will be refunded This should satisfy syery they
lose anything by the experiment Price So when by
mail - 10. SOldby STRETCH q FORBES.
Georgia aud South Carolina Money,
ENROM date till further notice continue take par,
the notes Of Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama, fer
debts due IS. or for goods
STRETCH d FORBES,
novl6-tf Druggists Corner Of College and Union
For ESenI.
fENHAT comfortable dwelling No. Is North summer street
L Apply to J. KlRKMAS.
neyl5-i President Union
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
s. @GMM@saWEMNW


For Cincinnati.
THNHB elegant, and deet passenger steamer - q
u Clipper, J. g. HUKD. Commander. AssrFfTfg<3
yOHE 7. AoFzlNs, Cierk, will leave NASHVILLE =
for Cincinnah every alternate Wednesday O'clock M -
turning vii leave Cincinnati for NaHVe every alssrusts Phi
day al NJ Passengers and Shippers rely on orouptu
care and attention Apply On board
II. II. HARRISON,
jan29-u INC. x 1aERIs- A,enas
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SOUTH CAROLINA, Georgia and klabama money until
- further notice, will be received BY par as heretofore
in payment Of any debt due
noVl4-n FITF. SHEPHERD A On
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DE. J. love- DODs

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
We challenge verdi produce their equal Though they
have the public for year only they used
highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake As
remedy Incpient Consumption Indeston Dyspepsia Piles,
dease Female Complaints, and all requiring
they unsurpassed AS Beverage, they truly de-
ghtuI For the aged and nfrm, for adults children Of
delicate constitn'i they without arrival.
the Of throat common e Clergy they
act like a charm.
Used in connection with pure Coo Lverol cured
chronic Consumption in Albany New York after h had been
ncurabe by Of the distinguished Phy
cans New York City Mr. McGran Of Brooklyn, Y had
right side yzed by being thrown from
1856 He commenced the Of these Bers in November
and is well.
Mr. Britain, Editor "7Ae Banner Of Ligl published in
Boston, r Greenwood Ne 90 Broad street. ReE
both Piles long standing aud Of the obstinate
character
Hundreds persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
using these Btters We have letters
possession which published you'd every
land to supply herselfwith these truly valuable Brs
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD & co, Proprietors,
IS William street, New York
Sole BY DEM0YILIE co. Nashville, Tenn and Drug
grlsts june2s '60-dn
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OTTICE NASHVILLE CHAT AEooaA RAILROAD Co,
October ID, 1859.
order Of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
Id Stock Of the Company subscribed FOR building Branch
Road from Bridgeport Jasper, payable 70 the Treasurer
Company as follows:
One dollar each Share the November 1872 and two
dollars each Share the st days Of December 1859 Janua
February Navel April May, June, July August septera
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment be inside jackson Pryor. Jasper or 70 the
Treasurer At his Office in Nashville
Promptaessn meeting these calls Is requested Of the szbscr
Of Stock the construction Of the depends exeuvsy
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
OetS-f " A. GLEAVEs. Treasurer
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n caEATaAE. sY ,E.ru.s
M. & E. f. CHEATHAm,
wROLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CLEARS, NAILs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHIRCH .yTB-ET4
Nashville, Tennessee.
IA areustn receipt Of large we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part follows
I9O hhas sugar al grades 10000 genuine Havana Cgsrs
w DIS chciee MGlasses 2OO kegs Nails, assorted;
lUO u do DO 100 dozen Painted Bucketsi
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs:
Ice bbs Powdered, Crushed ana 10 bbls English Walnu
Los sugar 10 bbls PeGans;
LEO boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIbsrts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BKANDIESs WINES AG
Is choice French BraEdiss;
~ Z casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes Scovin Claret,
100 bbls fine Robertson county WHISKY
q bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American pranav
Gin, sc. ~S'
POWEER AGENTS,
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder The nm
dersgred Icing the only Agentsin Nashville
would call the attention Of the Merchants and tb
largt stock Of Powder on hand In Magazine for sale
S kegs dupont Rhe Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlastngPov
500 500 Do do do der;
o SOS \ o: DO do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
300 : do do do 80 crss0 Of Powder, assorted
s00 = 40 do do brands;
sou kegs Dupont Blasting Pow SO bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
janIl Il. &. Eff. CffEATHAM Areuts
SOLE AGENTS nor
9uponrS Powder Joy, Biskford 4 Co.'S SAFETY
Sycamore do
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Fresh Arrivals.
lust RECEIVED BY RAIL Road DIRECT FROsl
81 Baltimore and New York.
so hhds Sugar-all grades
$50 bols refined YefloN Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
300 bags Rio ConSe
30 bags Old Gov. Java Cogse
10 hlf chests Imperial and Gunposdsr.fes;
50 six ID boxes +" -
~ hf chests Black Tea;
Is bills New Mackersl;
so cases OysterB;
lOe boxes Fire Craekerss
l25 dozen Brooms;
100 boxes German Matcbesi
100 boxes Virginia Totacco;
SO boxes Ground Spices;
Which oGer together with great VARSITY OF oos IN sr
line, to TIE trade very Low for Casa.
LANIER PHILLIPS & CO
sepI4tf No. % soutb Ms--oe =,