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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY. Y.

VEYM KNABE & GO Nos l. g. S and 7, Putlw street, Of
Baltimore, respectfully inform their ~ontnern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are now prepared to
supply great for their pianos The uhqe ton
ably the most and contain the latest enens
and fully guaranteed for five For great
power tone and agreeable touch, they are n.quaed
ThalberV sakoseh and other great psns useu em in
concerts Piven ces for ther
They have for the last years. the hrst premiums over
copett on in all different States where tny nave been
exhibited year they received i've hrs Two at
MONTGOMERY Ala One for the Southern made piano. and
onefor the best against all competition
o.ir;.a ~ FF'' - ~ J. A. McCLURE,
r,s Ieo 5G-1 Sole Agent, Nashville
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Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.

TNNHE undersigned wish SELL private sale large and
hls estate Arkansas, and about fifty Slaves, with
Mules and stock the same
The trat contains twenty-five hundred in god shape
m ~ Norheru part o. Desha county, four miles
Arkansas river Adoins the lands Of Byuum Foster Sherod
and others Three hundred and fifty acres cleared, and four
deDed three years. Connected with this tract the
Wdu DoWrr IN two hundred OF which hun
% ard three acres cleared. The place known
Floyd Smiths landing ,,- -, - 90
y two slaves, all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only two Of them for years OF age thirty four
ourr ana likely men boys, the ba ance young women
MIR Err Al be Plantation about the luh oi october
Ia communicate prices credit &C Part OF the
Tur.hse l7reY I'M be required when thes le IS made
F~ --'''' " ANDERSON Hills,
Z. b ROBERTS,
D. A. DANIs,
Executors Of Il. jenkins
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Office.

ZNTE have for several ne Residences city, some
w Of them in dne terr0rv Also Of Hnm
proved lots in city Of them finely tied for
pnrpc and for Res dsLcs We will sell gres ba gains
We have also for sale Of the
Building Sites West Nashville Broad, DemumbrSne
Nsirv and other
ALsO-A number Of very Totes BOyd's, Hynes and
Watkins Additions.
ALsO-Seveal very choice lots in EdgehsId lots IN
Walker Addition, and large number Of Ha7dDgs
dition and McGsvock
Pin addition TO Enieh have very lsrEe Of
Country lots containing from five twenty within
two to three miles Of the city and the different pixies
septl4-cf ] L & a W BROWN.
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Fine stock EARNS ntPubIic SnIe.

an Saturday. Path undsrsiZed agent
~ Of Thomas AcCance Of KichmoEd, Virginia. will sell
public sale the highest dde the premises credit q
and tvs for notes with approved security and lien
the land until the pu chase money is paid.
Seven Thousand Acres of Land,
Known the Gascock Lands lying in Warren county, Tsnnes
each side othe old stage road from 70 Nas
vile, within miles OF Mcnnve seven miles Of The
Nc Mnnville and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have been divided into eighteen containing
from hundred eight hundred acres are nbre and
Watered ChArleys Creek which through the lands
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent
One Of the lots has the handsome residence recsnV
erecte1 By Col George Gascock other lots
Improved The lands admirably adapted the growing
OF small grain and the apes tina raising Of stock and
hne opportunity Saoed deous Of engaging h that
business in healy and delightful region OF country Title
undoubted. iSep2l-tE,tdsl ". BRITTON, Agent.
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NNTE daily receiving additions to our aeady u supply
w Of call and Winter Goods "ehaNe al. me
latest Collars. Stocks Or6Na ana eS-
We quantity Gloves, Gaunilets- Aobes
and all qusts Of Hosiery. htn for ladies' ana
Our Iude complete, emma 1ng a' the
hes STA aud Noalrn suItab fer tie appro chs
Tie gouds will he sold correPondnE 10" rates
With the sl.rt .-roD H. MCGIIl.
sepI-U Cherr, street. door from Unlon'
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NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nO0TS, SaOES, THINKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet ETEs laoles saghes and every
article usually kept in our line
our goods have ected h an eye 70 to the opinion
FRI nds; call and see We are determined 70 exert
ourselves e tie utmost to please all who call upon us
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LIST OPENED.

a Union street, 81
ngR Spring Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French ClOtls Cassmeres Yestngs, &c
81 latest importous which will he made up 10 usual supe
ri6r 50 e, and which respectfully invite attention
JCHARVEY CO.
n B-Alwsys on hand select assortment Of furnishing
goods. mAf1O
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BEEEVOLENT TNSTITUTIOEs
Is
DOCTOR A. w. mEsECK's


For the Treatment Of General and Private DIsea.ea
On DeadeFick street, Nashville Tenn
fFNHE DOCTOR is regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country already afeea
in America. with Il fame established for h srrra 49,
10 the treatment Of desperate desps 70 expose
his patients or to hUmbug the public with heioua or trashy
testimonials
In private diseases the Doctor has never ed yet % cure
amofg desperate cases 81 years sandng after they had
bern treated without up By nine other Phy
1ans credible g~ltemen car testify these
Ions practice in large capital hospaF
Anf this countrv made him familiar diseases
The Doctor 4merean French and Ger
sn languages and always ready tender his
wees with pollteness scisntf and discreet
Persons At distance have h sd ice and medicines By
ultng aim through ers nclOsng a. fee
Box No 36 (QuAek charge only postage stamps
only 70 pocket the they do e fur
} Ills family residence North Market street.
yugiO-dAWsm.
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Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.
Knight miles below his in ArkRnsss containing eight
hundred and eighty two hundred and hfy IN catVa
ton arre new dwelling house and all the Necessary hxfures
~ oo Cotton Plantation; hundred and fifty acres Old
drade1bR large young Orchard, peaches and appes II
nbaseT wishes sell the growing the CON
s,ng of $50 or 900 and ave hundred
bsTrTsIs OF Corn. Give possession Immediately
JANIS II. MERIEETHER,
August "a, 6O-d2m Memphis Tenn
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ITIsUTNG make other investments propose TO sell
wv all Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of ha city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps, the commanding theviciuy Of Nash
Vile and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with y Is d land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Tract on the Smith Turnpike, old
Lebanon road within .hree miles Nashville containing $50
scres The soil good. II is we'll and
be diTed small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS all Of
hi are admirably adapted for country residences gar
aepE and dary farms. AlsO that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
IN same road occupied by T. McCapbe and formerly
oUned by Thos. Harding, containing 25C acres This
l.oe = we'll need further descrirton It will
slso divided to suit purchaser T c. McC6mpbe will show
tbese pisces TO any who viii cal.
An the property will be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit Of two, three and four years.
Amply A. v s Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the
ssysgpde, THOS. c. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville.
}. J.A.MCCAMPBELL.
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Land Tor Sale.

application made, u short time, will sell ca aSoor
raglatfug terms OFIy Acres OF Land three miles
from Corp N Greek opposite Maj Con
This eauugl locations Davidson codnty
About rue half OI land the balance 10 cutva
ton There premises comfortable cabins and fine
young orchard Apply Ma GOyE, the plsce 70 my
self particulars. CHAs. h WINSTON.
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Valuable Land for sale.

Al MCCLURE & CO., and n MCCLURE, desire to sell
W. their valuable Tract Sf Land her term Of eoparnsr
snip having expirea eontaLing 800 ses Ave hundred Of
which are cleared generally eve the remainder we'll mbersd
bas several springs Of running through
oO acres we'll set In blue grass, wiki much in clover This
land Is not surpassed BY in the county and is we'll adapted
TO the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Stock There
tive good orchards and good building sites desirable nigh
borhood lying in the valley Of Robnson FORK Creek In Giles
county on the road leading from CornsrYs to the Lynnve
Depot, Ave miles from each point,
Will be sold on the goth day of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.-0ne fourth cash when possession S gyen the re
mADder three payments, with interest from date
The said land either be divided into two or t small ars
sold in Persons wishing puchsse privately E ea
authorised to sell between this and me Gay OF
sale. n McCLUkE
September II, Is60-tWtds
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FILL a CrNNIsGHAN, Nashville tennessee
MAUEY HAMITUN.
d DENEGRE, President Citizens Bank' New nTieahs
II A RATHuoNE, y Ca al and Banking Co, D
ALFRED rEsE, IuiOT Rank, NeT orleans
X " MONTGOMERY. Esq, 81 Exchange Place New hoTE
T..rns A lF~ctr. PnI.5.l..hla mar2g dom
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EDWARDS, T.B. HARRIS, Z. P. EDWARDS
nnHUARnS HARRIS A CO

(sUcCEssoRs EDWARDS, GHKKRsOE COZ
ENTILI continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old snd College and
Church streets. iulyl5-d
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will also rent the ensuing year lease upon long time
the commcdous dwelling the Of Broad and Nauxha
Streets at present occupied Hayes, Esq, Apply at 4
Cherry street TO J L & K W brown, or TO
July 90, 1850. EUGENE UNDEBhOOE'
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PROPOSE sell upon favorable terms, exchange
for city pro- remainder of premises 10 the
suburbs, consisting dwelling Of eight rooms
large cellars servants ouse stables c. and between eleven
twelve superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing separate remainder OF the lad
il desired ThesepTemises adjoining he grouud sold ny me
spring Of about s. 10 :oot less by hall
ground equal the and equally de
other respects selling for heing the occupied
formerly residence, and rented for the pesentyear TO
Bostiek, Esq, Also,
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HORACE HI. HARRISON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 42 C street,
Opposite the Catholic ChUrch, ,Scsa0iAe, 7eHHessee)
ILL Practice in the Courts held in Nashville and
w in the Chancery and Circuscourts at McMinnVile.
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lOIHLlION 4 70 FUHNAhL'IN| NAHtHA-'IN
49COmmOu street, New Orleans
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BRIDGE &TURNPIKE STOCKS WANTED.
EETE wish purchase Bridge Stock good Turnpike Stock
and give good horse and Buggy second hand Car
rsge, or Real Estate in exchange.
J. L.&R. W. BROWN,
octlO,-2w No. AK Cherry
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mo Lyr-rHREE BILLIARD TABLES. INQUIRE on
II Louis GRIMM i<S Essex street. New York Hsrmc
NJ Garden
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RAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM 30 2ts ~
Under the personsl supervia,ou OF r r. BARNUN
GRAND GALA WEEK. Nf
With splendd performances Afternoon and kveuno
The ventlt torn Ice Fount Inns, &C., make ~
81 i-s.a THE COOLEST PLACE IN HE CITY:
''' --'"'' GIANT BABY
The Grestest Wonder Of the World being Only
YEARS OLD, AND WEIGHING 15f rOUND0
ANGEL and other beautifully <COl.ORED fLSM,
from the southern Seas, which swimming In ~
.,.s FINEST AQUARIA IN THE WORLD
Aas THE LINING WHAT IA fTr'
Is 1T MANI Ga MONKEY On BOTHi
THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR"
TEACHES OTHERS 10 10 IT
DR.. n v B BLY, the SER and CLAIRvOYAH1s
Generally known the great Detective Medium, Preane
In his private apartment all the various phenomena Of IL
Or. X. o. WfCKwARE, THE LIVING SKELETON.
may be seen at all hours, day and evening.
He-engageGnent for Of the popular Cugn002
~ Mr.. HARRY PEARSON,
Who VIII appear evening" and Monday Woduesday -
Saturday afternoons, IN his inimitable chAracterx
y, This afternoon, AT O'clock, win be- performed
THIS EVENING, AT IN OLD HONESTY AND Rov01
DIAMOND.
Madame Dkf.MONTE, the celebrated Fortune felisr
GREAT VARIETY OF NEW WAX Ff0UREa
Adnilnce 10 everything, IS cents; PArquette cen1
extra Children under ten Is cents TO the Psrqnesse 10 c
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New Gsrics Admsson only Is cents -
ne s ss ass S 20 S
;s AZ %s. :s;ss SGsss s: roy
ee Ger se wnb sass rrs, s,o,s, ,o..s s -
1 laughter and shouts Of applause At the New Gsiecs
Mile. Christie, the danusese coincidence,
pears every night at he New Gseues, 90 Broadway "A
Prof Morgan goes through with HE astounding fest ~
Cling with cannon balls every night al the New 0sstss A.
West The western exponent of African fun win srpsuh
how Away abe went every might. n The Sew 0AsesA
The bohemian GirI with fan and scs.ns chorus and cyo
de aet played every night "A he Ney 0a'es'es AAh~
sisnor Bnp and sous crest Cousortsa
every night at the New Gsctss, 6l6 broadway. 49,. +
Fanny F6rres y ~ The New oaeies
Mis- Morrau the excei<nr and only female JIG Dsocsp -
u The fohcmisn Giri to night al de New Gsietl~.
Miss Fanny FORREST and Mr. j. Conrad IN csce seleroD
Of duets every might At The New Gseses, sis broadway A.
Rssr,l onernic duets cnvanas and bsIsss are sune q
The New sae1ss every evening BY Miss G. Morley and -
The poetry Of motion Illustrated At ,he New oalsiss sv.y
night by Milf Jcnnie Leon, The Iason Of ME concert rosA
See Miss q Morley AZ rhaadeus In the opera II tina Bo
Ciri every neh Ibis week the New 0aiesiea -
Broadway two doors above Houston street
OF thirty performers nAG1 -
grand miscellaneous entertainment Al shc New oahs1sa
The japanese have declared their inGsrses
yors - -. =
me pre,ess rr- IN the city engaged 70 w>x ca -
rsnny Fcrresl Is At the New Gai,ies -
adjustment in Inc city i he View asres BrossHy, -
low Blocker. Admission, only Is cents
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. H.... Ha
Sole Proprietors Messrs. q. L. Fox and J. ". hSuMa
TUESDAY, June l9, 1860.
BENEFIT OF Mr. r. FRANCE.
Mr. G. W. Clarke, Madame PoniA,
Miss Emily Mestayer, Mr.. +. HAdAwAy.
and the Geo. Chrsy Minsircls
have volunteered their vaisstae ~
The beautiful drama of
The Proacap comedy Of = ... 81. 4. $50
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Songs Duets and Breakdowns, by the -N n.t.t rsf
GEO CHRISTY MINSTRES
The comic farce of
And the domestic drama Of
THE DENoUNCER. i a
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= passage 70 Europe by the Mon,ss.i
fesn steamer NORTH BRITON boriAnd conrnAnder,
SSo tnna power from Quebec Saturday d June
Raies pss~.se - lsudord~rry aAssow sna nvcsyvs
ecsen paGs and free ticket r.her by Wy g boston os
(Whhe Quebec BY Hudson river lAke
ChanSsn Montreal icsora brdgel 70 Quebec VIZ the pr
Vlore a. remaining point Leaving new YORK
49, NJ ~ e Ave O'Clock FOR and passAge
S.s,tx - ia Montreal Steamship Companys once
NV sABEL A SEAkLE. Agents, q broadway.
rSs BOHEMIAN VIII succeed the North Bri,ou. and aAn
frpm Quebec, June 30
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W. J. SYMS q BRO.
- DEPOT, so BROADWAY,
Having made ertensive arrangements with both Of IN
Above celebrated Ake for the ssle q their fireworks
are prepared sorekeepe and the public generally
unequaed qualify and variety reduced prices
consisting part Of Ykecrackers Torpedocs wheeis Trt
sngies hccksta Roman csndics Mines, rgsons Come'a
cry and Town Committees supplied with public dsplAys
short NOTICE.
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AMUsEME

NJiBLO's GARDEN
IN JAMfS N. kIYOk ........... Iesseee and Manager
QfEkAIlC 81 NaING, Ballet, DRAMA,
During the stay Of the er
the DOORS win be open 10 The paiors VI AmbAs
sadors overlook e Garden In which they have permission
promenade a. pleasure This is therefore, The only place v
see the iustxious strangers.
Refreshments may Sc had at all hours Best Of creams
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.


WE 81 hHsss JUNE Jsr AZ S MSTs
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. .l...,..
Captain Dupont and he Committee Of Xranes,nssis
New York Common Council, well as the Japanese hn-
0"'' PSp NEXT NE sJHfsH At
As Ts ~ G mssp H 1ss GALA xArIS
n9a"' i1 H. !%FSSR$E IT,,
CoRTEsI IT nan and ,,,ro MusiASL s.,s.f
~ ~ Mae en- P s
AN who has prodpsMsd@ sgeh great sep R o. his 49,
In the course Of the Matinee viii BE performed for INC =
THE GRAND JAPANESE MARCH.
on original Japanese Melodies expressly composed for
' SIC 70 ff NIX fnd sssf'i EMBASSY
The Proscenim oyes and the Front Boxes OF the r c9
will be e sR KS 6 s' AND SUITE
thus snordng an opportunity to every vtter 70 have -
Tse AGONY Of Music on that occasion viii be BELL
IIASTfY DECORATED kND IiITMISATEp.
Of the Academy after the disposal OF which no more VIII -
The sale Of tickets commences to-day.
IMPORTANT NOTICE 70 vIsITERs;
The publc earnestly requested to buy their tceo =
advnnce. nj The regular and supplementary ticket Offices
To delay a. The es11 an dSo
s. The doorkeepers are strictly prohibited to any mes
expressly opened at the Academy of Music. -
NS e w Ss % sns Ss
Tss S9sE e sers IS ws 81 srs the ls
Broadway: Hall sons; scharsnbers Iuis'; Cosss-
yens the Metropolitan Hotel the s. Nicholas The fn A.
Roses, Proxs aud Dickensons ~
6, Tickets can be procured from 4. W to4P.M
! The doors viii be opened at ny A. N. Mauass sss'
visers earnestly requested interfere vih -
duties Of the guard Of honor the police force orhe esss