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w. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S

q U. .
El - CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
nos. ~ AND no BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
MANUFACTU RERS AND WiOLESA ALE DEALERS.
constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
and Mahogany Canes and Buck Rush and Wood Seat
Chairs, painted imprinted knockdown or drove nm in
bundles boxes for shipping. - ~ "
Office Chairs, Cane and Woo Settees Cane-seat,
Seat, Boston Rockers.
ROCKING Chairs, Cane seat and Spanish Chairs Suits
back ~, -. ,,. Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chalrs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back Bureaus,
Cahe'seat and Toilet Tables and Washstands
pack, c.,p Extension Tables, &c
We ordialy invite former parnns and all oers in
the trade, to give a call. ~ " ' "
REFERRNCE:-ROhinson, Lord K Co Dpar Norris n
Co, 5. s. Stevens & Sons. '
W. GREENWOOD K CO.
ap22tf anu ~ "i'inoE 5 ST.,
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@ A. MATHIOT l. SONS
49, SotA AND FURNITURE WARER0OGS
WI Nos. % AND q NORTH GAY ST.
. Near FdVetts ST.
extending from Gay TO Frederick street
Always on hand large assortment al every variety
HOUSEHOL4D AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
bureaus, Assorted coiors otfetea Tetes
Bedsteads, Cottage Furni Arm Chairs
WWaslstsins' NJ ture; Rocking Chars,
MaroroneS, WOOD Chairs, lEtageres
SPtihs beus, IT., 8Ince Chairs, Marble Tables,
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles holsferad ~ airy
Sofas, Side Boards, lSeitaes '
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY HI NGTFI
Persons disposed purchase are invited r. III IA ,,
Size an examination, which for variety and quality
countSv. Il Ti!TiST ~ y IN w - ''e
aux5,,s Nos. 25 and q North Cav street.
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Steamboats,.

Es.slE--A FOR PETERSBURG (vla CITY
FONT, VA.)The steamer BELVIDERE,
INV RECEIVING cargo and will leave Light street wharf
Fnr r f;,t AFdERNooN, Oct 18TH at o'clock
If J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
IN CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in city
and where the best assortment ofevery ace in the Nau
teal line be found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire
JAMES T. KEMP h CO,
sSu Successors TO Hagger h Brother.
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
CHORES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIRE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
~ ". Frat street.
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR +. 4 O.
BLUNT. New York
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8aslnsss GarSs.

E1WaEIIfs1 VHHUf.
J. LYLE VIZ NJ prapIx
CLARKE Il PEGRAM
AGENTS FOR
flfdlHlA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
No. 81 Lombard street,
and Water street
aulu Baltimore.
GEO. W. HOOPER,
~ SHIP-CHANDLER AND GROCER
AND
HEMP. PATENT CORDAGE. CHAINS ANCHORS
SPIKES, PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES uiKuu
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE &c
go, CORNER PRATT AND SoUTH STREETS
Rail;
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The Norfolk or Bay Line will leave the Gonna
ny wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET

New York at clock, A. n Portsmouth at 81 oelk NJ
BBa amoIPe 4 " ~ Y Weldon at ll% y
ter Railroad now finished " " e''
E9 The train froIa Weldon in the aboyr sc.Iia oo :.
Wilmington and Raleigh GUS ~
passengers FOR Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
cary neXt morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for EdentOn Plymouth Nevbprn Wssh
WsLon, weldon GodSboro Beapfor, Warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable route ~ N ~ i Nj Iife = ana
l'aiLhIOEe' June 10 ihbD Ie20-tfl President
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STIOKNEY Il CO.,
~ DEALsES
NAILS, COAL AND IRON
No 81 ExchangePlsce, staiys qs q
Ohm S. WILLIAMS 4 Bro
COMMISSION AFR CHANTS
1900 50 COMMERCE. STREET,
Iezzti Baltimore
DOULTNEY & MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A LOMBARD sTEsr,
. EFERENCES:
hessrs. j. P. PLEASAETS 4 Sons, Baltimore
fessrs W. GLENN Sons Cincinnati ialtt
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@ CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, dc.
t&|EAg3 J. B. CHARRON Il CO, AGENTS
NSszA FOR VINEYARD PR0PRIET0RS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior C0GNO
BRANDIES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere Ills Brand;
Emile Belmont Co., Cognac Brandies various vntages;
Bordeaux Care Wines rom low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium to best grades produced in
france; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
house or duty paid
Also, on consignment, 10 bbs old prime Monon
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbs. very old copper distilled
Bourbon Mhskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite the attention of those
AND HANOVER STREETS. an5 ~
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rsT-A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

.kpsEs.-sss..azzs-ssir - - IVA
FOX FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
lNGS On THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIV Err.
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbank leaves
Baltmore from her BERTH at Needham's stree
wharf, EVERY FklpAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock, and
re{tuiTLRlng leaves ncksbuTg EVERY It U l.
oNiN at O'Clock, or Immediately after arrival OF
e IRAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at an the regular Landings the Rappahannock river
gong and returning land and receive freight and pas
THE VIRGINIA
IS comparatively new, and built by merchants Of Fre-
HcKSDIrg and Baltimore interested in the trade and by
eTSants and farmers residing in the counties bordering
on me happahannock, for the express purpose keeping
hrst class steamer the During the winter the for
u Geck has been enclosed thus aording complete pro
lection 9r Horses and other live stock. Carriages Of all
sizes can be taken board under deck without
taking of the wheels Her sateoom and berth acrnmmI
da2ns are large and commodious and her capacity for
ciSh extensive As passenger and freight AT she has
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake
by X j; CAPRON CO, Bowy's wharf t
elSht received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
ane thursdays, and on Fridays up to o'clock p NJ
or further information and Blank Receipt Of form usa4
py The Company, apply on board, or to
r. j. CAPRON & co, Agea =,
- q, ,,ro,,n--r, No. 81 BOwy's wharf, Baltimore.
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A-sll Fof The EASTERN

AND WESTERN SHORE
The new, swift and commodous Steamer X ENT CANAAN
John H. kirwan leaves herwharf on Light street fool
camden a for GiQPTANK RIy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
HGamPTldge' GIoras Point Castle Haven Shermans Pier
d hIgnleT Mhart Cabin Greek Medfords Wharf Provi
3ence' EASTERN VIA Dover BrdgeO Kingstown GiIpn's
Peint P1tteTs Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton EF ER4 THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING.
at . cock, TOUCHING at the above named Landings
T- -tEes Jor ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
be prepaid. 20 's"' mus
ap25-tf L rta-.rnN
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Springs!
Montgomery County, virginia.

THNHE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly repa red and
furnished it with entirely furniture Of the hest class
will open it for the recePion OF visitors 18th day
of June.
Having increased arrange
ments the cOmortot their guests they themselves
that few f any Wste Places will afford the
fractions this
shawsvie IepO Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded by Of the
o beautiful attractive scenery Ameng the
Mouu;aus Virgins The Water has acquired TepuA
ton in the astew that il is unnecessary ANYTHING
in Is considered spec for
worst dfsordered CONDITIONS Of the Soma h. Bowels
prosIraon Of the nervous system We might append
numbr Of certificates Physicians aud others
itb its merits and 10 these nigh be added dd 1fR
PASSENGERS will met Shawsyille by Horse Omni
convey them road TO the Springs Persons
Ieayine Washington, Richmond. and Petersburg
The moDior arrive At the Springs the day those
south viii pd the same conveyance the arrival Of each
nDeIa-i41, BOOTH, COLHOUN l. co.
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No. 40 Market Street, tGonDoss Bloox.)
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CHAP CXXXVIAn Act making Appropriation fo the Pay
mint OF the Expenses Of the Assembly Of the
ritory Of Minnesota.
BE enacted 6y TIE Senate and House Of Representatives
OF tie GsG ttes Of 9eTicg a. C.HgreSs ASsen6 That
the sum Of tweny six thousand dollars much heretf
has not been heretofore a Appropriated by the act Of March
third, Ammo Dn eighteen hundIed and fyseyen, for the
Of the expenses OF The legislative assembly Of the Terri
tory Of Minnesota and the hereby appropriated
in the otherwise appropriated be
paid to t1e State of Minnesota.
APPROVED, June IS, 1850
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virtue Of sundy executions directed the
BILE United States Circuit Court for the Middle District
Tennessee sitting Nashville expose public
highest bidder cash. in the city OF Nashville the Court
House, Saturday, the 9Th day Of September 1860 all the right
title which James NchOl John Nicho Jr,
acquire in and TO the following tract
Of land lying Davidson about two ) miles North
Of The Of ashTle the HIDES Turnpike
being the parcel OF land conzieg 3 ae
laid allo ted by commiss to John Nicho S
and John NichOl by Chance
ry at Nashville rendered the 0h day Of May I9 and
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county No. 49, pages l29 and 39 For parcu
lar description Of which, reference here made said Decree
registered aforesaid. a.
Lsvd upon the property Of James and Iehn Ncbo jr
and satisfy the follow ing executions No I746 Levy 20
vsJsmes Ncho. No I747, Thomas Wood & Co james
Ncho No I4S, Wood COREY Wood James NchoI; No
I749 William EnSly Co VS. James Ncho No 1903 In
skecp, Shackeord McKe VS. james NichOl No IeO4. Viii
liam Bnsy Co John Nchol jr No 1905 Inskeep, Shack
efOrd Mckee James John NichOl, r; No 1896, Alex
Stewart Co James Ncho No 2O46, Samuel Cochran
Co James and John Neho r No 2O4s DOrumas Nixon
James Nchol No 2O49 & Jsfrsy L Son VS. James
Ncuo No 2O53 Watson Hidebremn James Nchol: No
2O54 Cheeebrough Stevens Go James Ncho No 2O55
Carleton Frohingham james Ncho; No 2249, Oden
heimer & Tennent James Nicaol.
Sale within legal hours-pove and without This
18th day of July, 1860.
]. B. CLEMENTS. Q. s. Marshal,
g,lvT Ehah ns-, oF
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WILL sell Monday, September TO- 1850, my Mills and
Farm contai ing las The Mills new two pair
French BuTs for wheat pair and good Saw
Mill about 80 cleAred-buings very good and only
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms Dwellings, the houut Pleas
HOeths the only Hotel ten miles Of this place
About 50 Town Lots suitable for Dwengs Stores Shops &c
Mount surrounded by the richest lands in Tennes
the terminus of the Tennessee and Alabama Rail
road
Seven hundred and forty Of Land from ten miles
from this place, we'll tmbered and four free springs
Also, 500 miles South Of this place. the Turn
pike 40 cea two Orchards Buildings good three fine
free one springs andfencng good This place occupied
by Andrew Kenedsy Terms liberal. Z. o. CROSS.
Man ant renr- -Irl.. LII
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CHAP CXLAn Act recognizing Survey Of the Grand Che
Island, sAna approved by the Surveyor
General, and for pther purposes. ..f. .
Be enacted 5y the SHGte and House Of Representatives or
tie United States Of America IN Congress dsseRbsd, That
the anamolous the Grand Chenere Island he south
Of louisiana approved by R. W. Boyd
the eighth day Of February eighteen
hundred and ftsO, and the is hereby conhmeds aid
persons residing the date Of this according
the presumption in orce would be entitled to
empn shall he allowed such the lands referred to in
this bill such preference right shall be confined the SIN
gle subdivision Of land upon which the party esde and
shall exceed case, hundred and sixty acres
APPRovED June l6, 1850.
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CHAP. CXLII-An Act Act approved the third
day Of March, thousand eight hundred and en-
titled IAN Act establish Port OF Entry az S2iur8, 10 the
State Of Texas. and FOR other Purposes"
Be H by the 5sldtsdad HVHse Of Representatives OF
TIE United america IN Congress assembled, That the
Surveyor Of the pert Of Corps Chs in the district
Of Saua, in tae State Of Tes be- and the hereby dis
continued Deputy collector shall be appointed, according
said port Corpus Christi with the
the dputy al aud Sabine within said State
provides in third and fourth Of the act Of which this
is the The compensation Of the deputy collector at
Corpus the Of five hundred dollars
prescribed to exceed. in the ag
g1egate, the Of fifteen hundred dollars
APPROyED, June Il, 1860.
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Eand for Sale.

DEING drous of moving South, offer for SALE farm Of
200 lying Cumberland river in JoL es' Bend Da
wilson county the Hermitage Some 2U bottom
land about seventy Of which cleared and the balance
well mbered or the 100 upland there about forty
cleared.
Itss place ia. wood. Wood sold at
all times for cash.
There upon this farm, dwelling house smoke house
and cabins Any persons desiring to examine this farm
with purchasing time the premises
July "a, 1861 -d3m E. P BOSDUkANT.
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CAP. CXb-An change the Name Of ss Ship ROckai7
| to /" Massachusetts"
Be enacted tie Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
tie United states Of America i C0Hgress assembled That
the built sAp Re ca OF Boston, pur
chased the Massachusetts for service cO ship
hereby changed Masssehusetts ard the
Secretary Treasury hereby authorized and directed
issue necessary pagers accordance with this
M Is. Is6n.
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOH Sale

T1NHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chco county, Arkansas
of the very best Cotton Plantations Mississippi
river offered for sale at the extremely low Of $685.
600 1t has all the Improvements and machinery required
for eighty haDds, an1 200 of land
hearing Of unsurpassed cotton and There 5O0
altogether in the tract aod but is arabic Pro
this place by frsnt and side evee overows
possbe and upon examination it will be found the cheapes
place On the river.
Refer LDsLY Nashville Tenn, or on premises
to II. E. & A. c. WELLB0KN.
till
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A BoardIng and Day SchO'
ran YOUNG LADIES.

ENTII he opeped Septem ber 1st in Nashville, by ].
Nv W NICHOLS, formerly Principal OF the Florence fe'
Academy and during the last Ave years teach
the Nashville Female Academy. - -
The building selected for this restitution IS at me
Of Spruce street and is known the "Couzzn's" House
The instruction will comprise all the usual
ly required English education Tue most oompetentfro
fessors Music, Drawing, French, sc, are engaged
l- y FOR particulars address J. w. NAOiOLsr
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PROPOSE to sell upon favorable terms, exchange
for city pro- erty, the remainder OF my premises the
suburbs. consisting Of well BUILT dwelling Of rooms
large csrs servants houses stables &C., ard between eleven
twelve Of superior garden land will sell the
ing and about Eve separate from the remainder Of the lard
II desired adjoining the grounds sold by
last spring Of about s. 10 foot less by half
than ground equal the square, and equally de-
srable in other respects selling for being the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the
Bostck, ESQ, Also, a.-
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Land for Sale.

application in short time, will sell on accom-
modutinE terms, EOrJy Acres OF Land three mlles
from the Corporation limits, Mil Greek, opposite MAJ Con
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cnha Of the land timber the balance IN cutva
There premises comfortable cabins and me
orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plsee or 70 my
self Tor partc cuars. CHAS. X. MlNSTON.
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Tyree Springs,
mCusfGm Work."

VETILL be opened for the accom- Of visitors by the
w 10Th of June. Persons desirous OF visiting the
Spngsin Of this time will be on reason
able terms, application the Office Of Wetqore ksq
TES kUSSWURM.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AM offering for reasonable the following
property: &C handsome Building Lots in the 7h and sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various dimensions, from large small comfortable resi-
dsnces at low prices, in the city.
three story House Broad
pied at present by Hardcaste & Co.
One Trs of about twenty two and half three miles
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house.
wel-part Of the Crutcher tract good soil.
One Tract of about ThirIysODe Acres,
On the Murfreesboro TurnpiEe road, at its junction w the
Stones River Turnpike half mile out, adjacent to W. B.
Lewis and others my Brick yard property
One Tract of about Thirty AcreSs
Eight miles the MarreesbeIC Turnpike Good i'm
prOvements, good water and timber.
One EracI of about Ninety AcreSS
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike.
miles Thirty cleared, balance good timber and we'll
watered.
One Tract of about I26 Acres,
Adjacent the East fronts said Turnpike 2OO
p0les-nearly all good timber and sell good.
One Tract of a bout so acres,
Ten miles Smiths Springs, mile and half North
Of the MuresbOro Turnpike, mostly well mbered about 40
cleared .a-... .. - ...-. . .
And lots and Of land in Nashville and vi
ciny. For further particulars call NANCE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry street.
Young Negroes prices taken in exchange for the
above. Tjuy26-Iml JAMES MURELL.
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For Sale.

WISH to sell the plsce reside upon, suAed upOn ne
Gasfn Turnpike, three and quarter miles FROM ne y,
containing sixteen in high slate of euvao improve
nents new, consisting Of ling house. sabe
eorn cribs wei adapted garden Thoss
wishing to purchase can upon the premises
July ss-dim @ B. VANNOY-
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For SnIe on Exchange.

WILL either exchange in part for Tood city or Edge
field property, my Residences two miles Norta OF N
city, with from 30 20 50 OF land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FoR and further particulars apply to me on the pre
es TURNER Foster and JNo. L. SEHcH Cesar street
w. B. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Office -NdsA Banner.
MAJ e.,
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ParnaIV Residence Tor sale.

HAVE desirable improved lot Of forty ave acres Of and
b esty sifuston good spring and stock water
snt dings variety Of iit and erEamentAl trees FFas
snd strwbees good school and Ch rch N Eght the .l
daptsd 10 market gien, and may he divided inO Lots
This year sold bargains in land, and Wi give
0l1sL ga,1s7 y ~ co. sS-dS1ins a. THOMAS BATE.
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.oT1.rv COURT sALE.

- 4bou,as and wife Mary Hsr-ison and others
a of decree Of The County Court q Davidion
= ,endsred in the above at The July tern, 1850,
~ ale the Court House in Nashville. Satgr
- fh pm dsy Of August nExt, named Dick,
sboat fsy eight years II age
viii be required IN cash, and for the
iit Of months will be given, and We
payable @ bank. required p R. CHEATHAM-
fufvI5 6e-dtds Clerk sud Master
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VKTE have for sale st Eve cents paper or fifty cents
Wv dozen
Viii Dutch Turnip feed; Long White Turnip Seed;
Red Top Strap Leaf Turnp Seed Yellow Aberdeen TuTnp;
FenaDd Turnip Seed Laings Ruta BAya Turnip;
Robertson Golden Ball Turnpi skrkings Kpta Baga do.
All the above from Bliss famous Nurseres, warranted
fresh, and bound 70 give satisfaction s.-.er
iulyl4-H MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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BrownsviIIe Lots for sale.

KHTE offer for sale the most liberal terms
wv Eirable building lots In RroEnsve iron - ~
from Nashville, fronting the GaAtn ana -
tanning from four 10 ter acres soil aud
surpassed: number lots tm5eled hs vi TieiS
10 10 arrs n biv II desired. The rapid gosh 81 elsssl
IN ss s snssnes very rspldy vAue % ne Erosnsse
80 NJ o1 h zoi properly good nsigno0fhood eon
fail 70 exAEins inc JAR " BROWN, 81
~ Cherry street
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COAL OIL LAMPS.

THNHE Broadway Mills short time viii be prepared to
grind Whest Corn for toll Farmers In the Lighb0rhood
requested to cali and examine the ogements
iulyl4-u d D DICKEY. Agents.
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lust OPENED.
Union street,

81 union street, 81
OUR Spring and summer FASHIONS together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths, Cassinees, Vestngs &C
OF latest impoTtrons which will be made IN urnal supe
riOr style, and which respectfully invite attention
.-a.---a t.fa-. -.- JO HARVEY L co.
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Marshal's Sale of Real Estate.

will also rent fer the ensuing year. upon long
the conmcdous dwelling at the Of Broad and Vauxhl
streets, present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply
Cherry street, toJ & X W BROEE, or to
--nly %. 1861. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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0NE DOLLAR per Square for the hrst and Rs1T cE for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in bOh the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily with one half the weekly rates
added.
Transient Advertisements ssst Be paid for at the time Of
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Kings1On Snrinps.

now open reception o'vstors after Tuesday
the Sd day Of July Mr. JESSIE PARRIm will
mediation Omnibus leaving the sewanee House every Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday at O'clock NJ arriving at tie
springs dnnerare two doilaToce and register at Sewa
House The medical qualities of these Springs well
dyspepsia diseases of the liver and for complaints
incident to females they unsurpassed. There FIVE sui
phur springs Of different qualities tesIes free and newly
discovered chalyb ate
TeFmsssPer 81 so
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EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
Turnips! Turnips!!

(sUccEssoRs TO EDWARDS, srLKKRsoS & COY
XXTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding
Wv Commission business at the old stand corner College
Church Streets .g julyl5-u
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pLACKMAN q GILLESPIE,
(NICHOLs' OLD CoREER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Id Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies satchels, and every
article usually kept il line
Our goods have with to to the opinion OF
fri nds call We determined exert
ourselves 10 the utmost 70 please all who call upon
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Dissolution.

TTAYING this day sold and Transferred g psrtners,s 8 D.
Morgan j. Cheney \ Jas. A. Duncan,my interest IN
the business Of Morgan Co including all is as rsa ann
NashviIle June 5o Ise0 81 CLAIR n. MORGAN.
,bs ,,5s-.--sa g. D MORGAa
- O. J CHRSEY.
al I'm JOSEPH A. DUNCAN