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FORT AT THE RELAY HousK-Suryeys have
been made and ground broken for fortiacation
OF considerable magnitude on the south side Of the
Patapsco river, at the Relay House, washington
JUNCTION, On the eminence just east Of the viaduct
wnich commands the country and railroad tracks
OF the Washington Branch and Baltimore and
Ohio for some distance in either direction It is
proposed to name the defense ssFort DIxn In
compliment to the commands of the military de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

U Thirty-three million busheIs Of gr.,n-,,-
ending hour estimated at ave bushels 10 ths hsr.
1870 through Utica ffcu the lst d NAY q
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The Contest in Misssuri-The Position ri
Affafrs-Prebabilities Of a Battle.
THE PoReE AT LEXINGTON.

THE FoReE AT LEXINGTON
Persons who have been released by the rebels
and report as follows:
g Prices troops had not moved In any number
nom Lexington on Tuesday. The rebels said
they would stay there for a month to recruit and
talked OF calling the Legislature together. This
Is, doubtless, false-to deceive our forces Gen
Sturgis Is reported to have arrived within six
miles OF Lexington on the 10th, on the opposite
side OF the river. Price sent 3, 600 men over and
zen Sturgis retreated towards Liberty leaving
behind two or three hundred tents, which fell
into rebel hands ~
A" Price 10 said to haveexpected to make iunc.
ton with McCulloch, who was not then there.
and with his lMcCulloch's) 25 900 men to march
on Jefferson City. Prices forces are reported al
y 900 Three ferry boats and steamboat Clara
Bell were at Lexington Tuesday. The passen-
gers who came TO Bonneville In a skiY report
seeing no batteries or bands of rebels on their
way down. They met the War Eagle, with Gov.
eminent troops, last night, just below Glasgow.
WHEN THE BATTLE MAY BIZ EXPECTED.
Inc ST Louis Democrat Of Monday saws:
The public must not be impatient for the clash.
Ing OF the two great armies now approaching each
ton from Lexington 10 to the effect that General
Price will make his stand at that CITY with the
main body Of his army, and perhaps choose an his
vantage ground the very Entertainments which
were so CALAMITY and successfully defended by
Col. Mulligan.
To reach him, therefore, and give him decisive
battle, even within ten days time will reouire
extraordinary exertion on the part OF General Ere
mont. He has forwarded to Jefferson City an
immense quantity Of army baggage Including
artillery and ammunition, the Transportation Of
which Will be comparatively easy and rapid bv
railroad to Sedalia, but the movement of which
across The country BY wagons will necessarily be
not advance and give battle at some point south Of
Lexington, we must not ID oh for any i'm nortant
results short OF the latter part Of next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

W omega, Nevada county, California, wal
on Saturday, August "a, burned to the ground.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,

&C., ckPrkMnHn "a, 1851.
LOT Coal, yill be received at the ofes of the com
mI osS a omosr OF this until m Of The
Cumberland Coal, best quality Run Of the mIns y
seitable for blaoksmths and steam engine ase. And
eq9st 10 Spaiity TO that previously Purchsssd,
20 De d-iiverSd and stored away In the oosl-bouss
so aoens 20 the wharf at this Arsenal, It the ex.
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY
se 1t Col Commandin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

DO You want the same If So .9 20 70 messr,.
TAYLOR CARRIERS Stand IN TIM Center
MaIket; end yon can be supplied with the best
EGGS, all good and examined before offered for
sale. Sold wholesale and retail,
W Remember the numbers-Nos 1913, 1874,
1873 AID 1876, (back Of the Watch House.J
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/ N G o T OPP e r..
Navy DsrAnrnxrr

bkssax Of Construction, &c, Dot Cd, ls6l.S
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau unt,J
me In Of October for the dehvery Of 10000
M q me bes. saality American InIot Copper
ns4essay test and inspection the proper o1icers
H ~ ne yard reiiyerIes 20 be made ct the Iate OF
ne Iinosson Of the acceptance of the proposal, Or
ea.ass, q the OPTION OF the contractor. The bid
~ swsssaed' the contract VIII be executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

w Ntsrk ST., near Ceafe, MARKET.
IRIS estab lshmeIt 10 now open from o m to
p. m; One of the officers in attendance from 10
ana f I to 1'cl9ok Persons leading ,eder5
to JOIN Immediately. 81 month, S250 months.
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NOTICH

STYLISH Autumn and WIstsr wr..,,
ladies' OF Qualities better than usually fonps ~ III ~
SHssIxss' 10 Wooisns and Silks Many novsltes M
era and special wants Of Families and 1nS ssn
one price only. the actual cash standard v.lu..
u n.r end Eastern correspondents send
hoors. - . ."s' Auess TO- upper
Al, An inspsotaon Of stock implies no obus.tio, %
% - p. PEI. I, 4 S..!S5:
TREAsSyg1Elys NOTES OF ALL DENoMINA
hsrs Or Il NV + ne United STATE. Trsss.
Isss tnsn Fy Rollafs for psrtes visRinr % invsst
- tnrssyeas Treasury Notes. bearing - y inter.
;. snE .Is nl3E ssf. Ss : 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS
BATCHEL0R'S GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in the World,
Inc Only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye Kaoto..
Sold by oil Druggists; also, At BRsREroN's Patent
meoioine ssore' p. Patent Once, cor. r 4 7th,
dIsBs'i Han Store, 2ta Psnn's avenue, where
Fsotory-s1 Barclay st. date "a, Broadvsyj N. Y,
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IN DOtLARS REWARD.- Ran away, on
GIRL, JANE. She is about II years old. -
medium height, and good looking has IA
.esr q selleys ON the light nde Of her neck, ~
black Haunting hat. The above reward will be paid
for her delivery to me, or Information. 20 hat /
GET her again. G. T. GARDNER,
ooIf est between 18th and 18th.
OST.s5 REwARD.-Lost, last evening, q
u Colts 7-inch Navy REVOLVER, SILVER
above reward will be paid g any. Per.en Who may
return the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON.
wick. Willards' Hotel. "A iIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

0@TURN PIKE ELECTION-Noties i,
kkS hereby given to the stock oders of the
Mnshington Turnpike Company that an election
Georgetown, ID. G., on the second MONDAY iiihj
IN Oot2ber next, for the election of President,
lars Of said Company for the year then ensuing
or unul their SUCCESSORS are elected.
al Zs-lawtd ROB'F READ, Treasurer.
~ COMPANY IA" u. d. ENGiNEERS.-
III Fllty intelligent and able bodied mechanics
VIII be enlisted to fill this Company to the max
nnh hs nxea BY iawCl5o mon. Inquire at No.
Ss.;dsSs street street Psy from SIS to S& per month,
3~DEPARTMENT OF METROPOIITAN
0S POLICE The Board of Police Commis
sioners having taken the house SIC Eleventh 81,
az business CONNECTED with the Police of the CITY
will be transacted at that place.
general complaint book will be opened and Git
Izens are requested TO call and enter any oom-
plants they may have to make OF any matter re
la'lng TO the police or health Of the city
seH w. b. WEBB, Superintendent ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

GRAND ADVANCE OF THE ARMY; but
~ SMITH has not advanced the price of his
clothing which he has inst received and is selling
on at such remarkable 10 prices Give me csIl
and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that
are now offered every day at sMiTH'S, Ne $50
seventh A. On M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

MRS. 6. MONROE. having obtained q pleasant
W room a. NO. 49s, corner of Ninth and sts ,
90 S,5,7s
RUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE No 45O
- EIGHTH ST. BetceeS Pa 40 and ID a-IOO
pactages prime Butter just arrived, suitable for
IetalliHg; Fresh lots coming in regular in large
ana email packages A so, Fresh Eggs and Cheese
At wholesale, at the lowest rates.
90 12tH ID r. DIITROw
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N~GENERAL ORDER No. 8,
CRAIG BIDDL1, A. ID. G, % a.

~ N o T CT E.
PosT OFFICE,
Washington, September IS, 1851
Inc new style of Government Postage St.mns
10 now ready, and for sale at this offioe Exc anFe
VII De made OF the new style for an equiva emit
anoont OF the Old Issue durlnE period of SIX DAYS
rom the date of this notice after which STAMP Of
ns osd issue VIII not De received in payment of
Poslaze on letters or other mail matter set from
tins ofhoe: To avoid delay or con usion The sT
onshse VIII 70 = made In the Postmaster's Room.
SUNDAY REsUL AIIONs.-As mail arrves here
ate d. n on Sundays, this office will not be open
ioI 'n2 SeiVeTy OF letters after 10 of that day
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EXTRAORDINARILY FASHION MAGAZINE
~ -Largest, latest and best-Mme DEMO-
RESTS q QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASH
h1NS. Fal. mum Der, now ready, contains nearly
lO Engraylngs. Yearly, a. cents single copies 10
CENTS Also, the above with veiy large colored
steel Plate Of tashons, large Plate Of Cioaks and
fuli sized patterns, worth 60 cents com prielng
New Gored Dress, Gored Dress and Zousve Jaofe
Ct Yearly, 81; single copies Is cents. Po.ta9e q
cent: Published at No. ATS Broadway, N. Y, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
The communication by telegraph, after intes-
IuPaon for more than week, was reopened this
forenoon, with headquarters in This city.
Inc Information thus obtained tells that moth
ING OF striking iaterest occurred during the In.
teffuPaon above referred to. There exists no
pfoeaoiii'y that The Union cause wiz fail to hold
N own there. go = - = I
NOT roRDABLr l
from the indications Of ffeshet In the upper
fosonae' visible al this point to-day, we judse
mar voc rise OF water has been very considerable
soose mere. Those indications are muddy water,
ei'' ano sfong current So Beauregard must
wait little longer before crossing, II 90 mindeS
PROMOTED.
MAJOR kucksr, Of the Qusrtermaster esnsraps
sssiey. = 90 - f.s =
81 - o. -frroJ fto7.4 Pc l. Il a tsaiA 4
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NOT A sEcEssIoSIsr.

Sometime since we copied from a BaItimor,
paper news Item alleging that Mr.. George Pat
terson, Of sykesvile, Nd, had donated 81 600 e
The JeH Davis Government, proclaimed his Dur
pose OF giving the rebel commander a grand
dinner on the anticipated arrival Of their army In
bainmore, &c. IL seems that there IL no truth
Whatever In the story, which was gotten up pro-
oaoiy oy some malicious person in his vicinity
we near, to injure him. He is taking measures
70 ferret out the author Of the calumy, we learn
from q friend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

!saR; sCHEEL, Teaoner of Music, wishes to
6cqualnt the public that he will continue TO ~,
give Lessons to beginners those farther ad- &kS
vanced Young ladies having finished their ~
eduoatlon a. school, and wishing to imp owe them
selves IN their musical studies, would Rave a fair
onadhoe az nothing but thorough instr action, on
S., between 18th and l4th n, s,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-03

tpST RECEIVED, one of the largest stocks of
new and Fashionable Clothing ever offered in
w ashlnston, which must be sold within the NEXT
thirty days To make room for winter goods Per
sons wanting Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks
time for bargains, at No 460 Seventh st., Opposite
tOst Omce I'm
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Charleston and SAVANNA

Charleston and Savanna
FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND. SPEED IECRFA.
ExPREss freight Trains onaIl the roads. On .ud Al,
~ IN December, 1sS9 through rates from New 10
FIRST Class Per 100 lbs, 81 q Third Class, per 100 Ia
s econ c JAS, do I IS Fourth Class, Do
Hats. Caps and Bonnsts, IS
line rom sayAonAh and Charleston 70 N.shvs three,
Tine from New YORK ana Phflau7uf,hf. - - 40,
and nine days. -'
Intervening ssbbaths cause the .bovs variation, IN
freight trains are run on Sunday over tlrse lines
No aesentions ~ ice OTercharrss and d.r...
cept damages occurring at seA) promptly sjusted bv ~
vile ans ChattAnOoga Railroad on delivery
dec2 P&B " ANN
FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL
Philadelphia, attn Year.
MADAAE VALIANT will re open Der Bs.rsipv ,,s
W. school for young ladies' le25 chesuut -
sep1emoer Superior Instructions Ia the English ~
Srsnenes, 20 both OF Ehsh equally serious ate sion h "a
valiant with Madame Valiant viii superintend he
partmeRt. ~. ~ -. y ) )
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In Chancery at Jack.oD,

AMEs COLLEhb, complainant William and Joseph Ne.
al Cormack, defendapD-Apnl Rules ls6l-Inunctiop and
Attachment Billion motion OF complainant, by solicitors
appearing the satisfaction the CLERK ard MasteT
from allegation 10 comp ansnts bill, which
william and Joseph MeoormAf are both nonresdents OF
State Il IL therefore ordered that
made for four successive weeks the Union and American
newspaper published the city Of Nashville requiring said
defendant appear the term OF the ChAncey CoTrt
be held the county Of Jackson in the Of
on the Monday il August 1851 then there 10
their defence the will be taken for confessed and
down bearing paTe then and is further ordered
hy the fat OF same Judge &c that the William and
Joaeph Mccormack epoined from trading collecting or trans
ferrpg note made payable to defendant William FOR $3.50
VIM. II. Bolts, c. & NJ
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CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnnbrOS1a1 OIL
SOLE PoPRIEToRs
c URES


Headache Karache ToothAche, in three minutes Rbeumas
ConSbs Neuralgia Colds, EyBpeaS. Bronchitis Dyspepsia
Cole crSmpS ipfsed Eyes, Chronic Sore L. Sore Throat
utBurpE Bruises sprsins, ChspPed HANDS, Piles Ulcers
a6as Bupios Corns, Frosted Feet Deafness, Old Sores
Sore Breast Sore Nipples scald Head, Rngwon, letter. sRAk
Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world is csl
enr its equal Scads and Burns IL cures Scrache
horses Gore Eyes horses, spsin sEnney roll xvi
suA d lie and harness Calls, fresh Wounds or Swelling
best known remedy apply to tender looted hors
from CONSIDERABLE CD feet and bath wen about the log
the foot Cures ali cntaneous diseases man or beast
No remedy in all eases but We can STOW more
proof the virtue OIL in is healing proper
responsible above being DougR tAn car
be produced for any ether medicine
We not assert every maady 70 which the human
Auy what proclaim We can saostanuA'
living witnesses The AMBRosIAL OIL Is NesnVhe PePAfA
on and sold the south and Southwest ~ Al goot
druggists general The South be justly proud
shat Dr. Clark nRye Tennesesn after much labor ano re
search, has really worthy meocLe which Is ooune
70 drive out much of the worthless Imported rAsA Win WHICH
he county IL flooded.
Please call office where will take pleasure 10 sho~
ing letters and etmouas nymerous to set form IN he
Of Advertisement, of which come from Phytieiah
standing, who using II in their practice As they stae
With marvellous Effects.
Wechaenge the world produce remedy speedy ana enee
I've in it's healing properties. -
Read OF the virtue Of CLARK Puliers Am
hr OIL evideRce GuthEtic, sod on persons whose Wert
and standing rTeproachRble. Read ane be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
Sole Projectors, Nashville, Tenn Depot II college srest
N1shvtlIe, Tenn. -, :.
merchants. 49,
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msrI7w4tpr'shsss

CHILIs HAIR and others complainsDts Lsrtin BROOKS
n and eisdefendsnta.-Judgmenl Bill March
motion Of complainant by his solicitor. and appearing 70
saHfacon Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation N
plAnantsb, which s to- that defendant
resdenSof the State Of Tennessee IS therefore ~
ed that publication made for four successive Sts ~
Union and American, Newspaper publsneo 10 tne SS v
Nashville requiring the nonresident defer dAnt 10
Chancefy GaineSboro or before me
onday August, 1851, and answer coop PHI 90 VIC
win be taken for confessed and set d0Rn or o
parte % him. WILLIAM n DVAAS' y - ~
If
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In ChancerY az Linden, rem.

NHARLks GoLHART, A. Kerickhsus ct al.-Aprl Rules
~ lool--Cross lin this cause It appears from Com
plAnAnts BILL which to- that the defendants, Ker
lckhaus and James Morgan residents Of the State
Tennessee IL Is therefore orcsred that publication be made in
the Nashville Union and American for
requiring said Defendants to at the next term Of the
OhapcerV Court to be holden for the county OF Perry, the
courthouse thereof in Linden Thursday the
Monday june next and plead, denur complain
aA bill or me same vii be taken for confessed and the
set for hearing ex parte as to them.
IsAAoN HUME, c. q n
NJ Cox, Solicitor for complainant
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M CHANORHY COURT AZ LLNDEN

I'm CHANCEHY COURT Al LII D ,s.s
Tenn..sA h Guthrie vs. J.. L: Vrasg, g I.1n.r,
esIi ks Z orn to- that The defendants Joseph A. Brown
p~a~n are non residents Of the State Of Iennes
- srstcre ordered that publication be made the Eash-
TIs Union ard for four successive weeks requiring
10 epuear next term Of the Chsncery Court
- h5e for the county Of Perry at the court house there
- AZ T-Sn on Thursday after the the 81 Monday in June
t ard pead answer demur TO complanaDts bill or the
Mi be taken confessed, and the set for hearing
- - 49, a. 10 thsm.l ISAAC \. HULMR, & u.
Cor, Attorney for eompla.nants.
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ChaneerY Notice.

ISAAC HEsTAND. Admir- complainant VS. Susan Hestani
and others de'endant.-orginai Bil,-At March Rules
On motion Of complainant by his solicitor, appearing
the atsfacon the Clerk and Master from allegation
conpansnts BILL which is sworn that the defendant Vii
liam Hesand, nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee Il
ordered pubcao be made four To-
Union and American newspaper published in the city OF NHb
ve requiring the said resident deieroantto appear beo
the chancey Court Gainesboro before Sd Monday
August next, comp lainsDt bill the vii
taken for confessed and set for hearing pare him
WILLIAAH BoTTs, 4 d.
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,r.r. rnrraur o,rIcr. NIaHrrLlr Anp pFrlruR n n

GENERAL 0IEIcE, NASHVILLE AND DECATUR z. Ri
NASHVILLE, Me-. 18th. LEGO. (
ON and after goth ins eghts for Decatur, all points
on Memphis and Charleston and Roads
vii be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention must have plain shipping
Maria the in full initials OF last road
package. Stock sent through withc and dispatch
JOHN W. RATcLIFRR,
noyIe-1In General Ag ent.
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g NEW n
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

ssrbsr takes tht method Of nfcrEing his patrons
nd The pubc generally that Le has inst arrived from the
ss ME ndid stock Of fashionable Furniture to vhicA
leave 10 call attention. BE has aken ard supTby
sS M the stoze 50 Market street. next door to the old
ana rusts BY attention and fair dealing, to merit share
~ SstronaFe particularly desiIous to show TO oss
SssE to purchase, stock Of Mattresses us made and
aI II not superior others the MARKET BE- calling
Al he Store No. 8 Market street, you viii With
attentive clerks Who deem It pleasure to show the stock
whether you wish to purchase not 10 c0Rneton scA
any ofAss sstdbiishsleze.
mar6-2m sAML HBESHAW.
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N0Ifca.

YTJHos J. SWIFT, william numphreysThe plaintiff, q
sdsv that the defendant indebted to him, arc
Is resident Of the Sate having obtained from me-
Of the Peace. Of said countyan original aftacnmsn
against the estate Of the defendant Teturnzbe bsfo me-
ONCE, IN the town Of Wavesley, Tennessee, The 20
1851 and The having been levied 90 ne
property Its therefore ordered that the deienesnt
before me- before ths 10th day Of Nay next .
attachment suit or IL will he proceeded uln 6. pS q, he
further ordered that this notice. published N he
fashviise Union and Americans nsesPs3gsS,,
city Of Nashville, Tenn. February 2sa, 1sSl
Iustce Of the Peace.
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them aSa 0r aFt cuEArHAm
COURT AT NASHVILLE..

" Robert A. Toon ct al, James Faulkner ct At
the the Clerk and Master the County Court Nash
Ve the 5h day Of April le6l motion Of complainant
by the and appearing to the satsc
Of CLERK aud Master that two Of the said defendants
Alfred Owen Susan Il. Owen residents the
State Of and therefore the ordinary Of this
upon them, herort ordered the
CLERK and Masr that publication be made for four weeks in
succession Nash lille Union ami American newspaper
published in the city OF Nashve requiring the said defendant
20 the Of the CouRy Court to De been
for the county Of Davidson, at the court house theTee In the
city OF Nashville, the hT Monday May next and
said BILL the will be taken for confessed to him and
set down for hearing pare Said petition being for partition
Of the real estate bec ng thehs Of E5red Howeon,
deceased April 5th, 1861. y. &. CHEATHAA,
AplS-w4tpr'EfseS3 Clerk and Master
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BLACK Sampson

rrrI snd q ecodszsille, DzEdi soants, Tenn snd
~ viii serve Jsnnss At eSs Tor Jenny colt and go foE
Tpses eFoon1 Bisca sanpsoh. o. Bourbon ccunty, Ky
ont q Jenny Of the skne comfy Aissis has pre-
saddle stallion and Mule Jacks will stand ct be same
sloce- zJ VIZ @. DUVAL.
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M. q e. f. CH
WHOLESALE aIzOCERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, wINzs, TOBACCO, CIGARS. NAILS,
DOnAsIlO LIoUoRs, &c.,
00RKER or COLLEGE AND 07UPcz e7prrru
Nashville, TenneSsoo
areiusti In receipt OF large we'll selected .sh f
w Groceries, Liquors. ETC., consisting in part a. sI,ss
go bSis choice Moasses 200 kess ogarsi
100 DO Dr. % 100 % dozen Painted suoss.s,
IOe bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English .,0u,,
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIoerts
100 bones Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANDFESs WINES, &0.
Is \ 4 choice French Brardss;
20 \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winas,
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxts Scovill Clares,
100 Dbl. ane Robertson County whislyI
. bbls pure old Rye do
And also large sOckOf oemnen Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents the Dupon Sycamore Powder The nm
dergrsd Icing the only Agsasin Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants and TradtO their
large stock Of Powder on hand In Magazine for sale.
500 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlasngPov
800 % DO Do DC 5000 1 sss. sy.auor. Blasting
SOC l; H' Do DO DO $50 ess: 3, Powder. ...or.
5000 Dupont BlssngPov so bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
DER. safety Ease.
janl1 II. &. r.. y. oHEATHAM, Agent.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Sycamore do
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
Gan BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUU 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbis Lard;
so Z" Green Apples;
IS cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
$40 Flour Sack s, (hfty pounds)
On consignment, for sale by
VT Watts 4 CO.,
Ianlo-H No 81 College street. near BroadI