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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADERS Isru REG. VA. MILITIA,
June 7t4l 1871 (


n HEADERS lsru REG. VA. MILITIA,
n June IN. ISL.
" In obsdiencet TO the Proclamation or the Gov
eIror, the commandants of the Companies OF the
Line In this Regiment will notify their respective
immediate service, and 10 arm themselves with
sueh arms as may have been issued TO them, or
they may be able TO procure. The commandants
on companies Will assemble their companies at
feast once week, at their usual places Of
mastering, for inspection aud drill, that they
may be. prepared 10 repel the invaders Of our
SOL. tirgioia erect. every good citizen to do his
duty. and requires all others to do theirs.
BY order Of Col. r. EvASs.
Ia s -5t+ PETER TIM Lev. Adiutsn'
"a ATTENTION.-The % Company OF the ID
u Battalion of the 18th Regiment. will assemble
~ at the corner OF 18th and Marshall streets on
LII TUESDAY evening, the 18th of June, 1851, at 8
~ O'Clock, fnr inspection and drill, aud for The
purpose 81 electing captain aud first aud second
ite1teDants. All persons subject to IN litary dnsy
WITHIN TINS company district. are required to at
tend. Those whose names are not alreadv On.
rolled are required by law, under the penalty of
i've dollars. TO report themselves for en- rollmert
This muster Is required by law and the Proc ana.
ton Of the Governor. The full penalties CT the
law will be enforced agsins: absentess and those
VINO tai to report themselves for enrolment.
The bounds OF this Company district aGe IS fol-
lows:
." Commencing at the northwest corner of Broad
and 9th streets, thence with the north side of
Broad street To Adams street, thence east side of
Adams street to teleh street, thence north side Of
Leigh street TO Jefferson street, tn ence east side
OF Jefferson street to Dnval street. thence south
lido of Duval street TO I'd sire thence east side
OF I'd street 20 Corporation line, thence with the
CorpOTst On line TO 18th street, and thence ives,
side Of 4th street to the beginning"
BY order ct the Adiuant,
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A.. Z NA1'S III T. A - 1T his favorlto sad
vcHA pheasant SUMMER ESQ RT will be
As.As i open FOR the reception OF visitors, on
MuaUAf, the sd OF Jane.
MACS HEAD is To tGrTituek eouRiy, North
Carolina, Immediately on tae Auaatie Ocean and
Albemsria sound and for surt Bathing is ausur-
passed by any watering piaca on the Atlantic
coast. Ii else safe retreat for families from
the present excitement, its location maltiap a "a
cure from attack. either by lad or " stsr " "
The building viii accommadats about sas vis,
tors. t
steamboat will rra from Norfolk Ia Nay,.
Head, through the AIberaarla aEa chss.as.a sa :
Canal, during the season SeasfesAe
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Maker and Importer OF Guns, Rides. Sc.
ar ls--tNl

GA-v.s EoHS rs FOR sAEE.-JEst arrived
d.fAsat cur Exchange Stables, on Franklin ST.,
a LOT u hne young and sound 2 5 =,
my lists PAWS 4 HGfCHRSoy
N0TECE 30 FAX PAYERS.-Be 1t ordalned
by the Council If the City Of Richmond, tina /
the Collector Of the City Taxes shall Annually
give notice In at least four of the daily ne VS.
ptpers OF this CRY, for fifteen days prior to the
daily, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and &
. eiocA r ", from the 18th to the 30th of Jane,
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with city taxes the whole or one.
ran OF the amount OF lax charged, deducting from
the whole amount, or one half, ss TIA case NAV
o., ~ per eentum thereon. The Collector shalt,
IN IKE manner, give notice for fifteen DAYS pii0r
70 the l3th day OF Decemb er, that he will attend
at his Office daily, between the above mentioned
hours, from the 18th to the asst OF December in.
elusive, Tor the purpose OF receiving from any
person VINO has already paid one half onlv OF the
city taxes chafgeG to him The remaining half as-
dqeting from such half 10 per eenium thereon
passed January H. 1855, / will attend at the Col.
ieetors office, ia the City Hall, from the 18th to
mo Ts~ az az loE sHe purpose of receiF-
% lin julius a, H0BsoY, G. r.
Nj iLirARY.-Ih have Ia ely Invented foI camp
AVA purposes BEL that combines EVERY Es-
ehATlAL REQUISITE strength, per ability
ilshtness, and comfort. ! have constructed and
applied superior vertical folding hinge 4 I the
centre OF tie rails, by which iapense with the
middle legs, AMI retain the Strength of the rail
andimiIished, The sackiDg, which Is made dou-
and when folded obtain between The sac}ipa, -
secure compartment Tor packing bed CLOTHES.
already my sales exceed Two hundred among
the ohicsFs OF the varied regiments at their differ
ent stations. by whom they are pronounced lux
uEious Bed without Mattress, although a Mat
.Eess can De used with them equally as eli as
win any other bedstead -
Ihs unanimous verdict Of sll who are furnished
with them, and these who have examined them
III that th INVENTION Is PERFECT IN EVE,
~ ESSENTIAL FOR CAMP PURPOSES Ii is.
h9rsore, not too tauch to say, I'd al it is Gndonbt
eaiy the best, the strongest, the nioet portable
ana the theaEest now IN
have applied for pstsat at MONTGOMERY
am manufacturing every article Of Camp Fur
nitnre The best folding CAMP TABLE MESS
BuLAAtEs, mattresses. Pillows &C.
G. HOWE, Governor street.
And 18th ST., opposite Capitol sauare
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OVER COATS,

IA OVER COATS. :.
<E%N MILITARY OVERCOATS. Ready n
~ Made and Made to Ord r. at III
W. Stages Military Clothing Depot "
nth-st., near the American Hotel!
sT SHOULDER STRAPS on hand ie lin.
&c SO II f. W A IL D.-Ransway from Inv
E3I farm, about miles below Richmond an
ESthe 81 inst. my maa AARON. He ia he.
81 tween 81 and feet high, OF dark com
$3.50. aiexion, has Jul face, generally years
Whie Aers' ana, when spoken to. speaks rather
slowly. l bought Tim trem Capt Belohsr sar
Fairfield Race Course, who owns his wife. and
about Y hose premises he may be lurking or he
may have hired himself out aa a tree man ON
some OF the public works near the city. ar at
tempted to escape with some OF the voluatesr
companies ieasinE the city. will pay the above
some Jail so tina; may get him.
;, JAS; NJ: TAYLOR,
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aualA EaGs rgGGxCass.
D!CIIaIoSD STEEL WORKS.

$50 tons If IE-MANUFACTURgD IRON for
sGis, coHsistuE OF Bar, Band, Hoop, Scroll
| GEais AID half Rounds Coach and Buggy Steel
| and Iron Tires, Hame iron; $50 bundles Rod Iron
FL sizes; Railroad Frog Steel ali sizos 29o bun
dles H0Fse ana Mule hhoe Iron
JAMES HUNTER.
r. B.-AnY size IRON IT de 10 order
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81 x - ~ sNF+ " - - T. =
GkS AMEHTAt, IRON SrokkG

- ORNAMENTAL. IRON WoRA6
Ssh street, ext &c ths Metnarscs' instituts
LEON RalLlNoS, FERAEbAaS, BALU9NiEe
cAAabS, 6sPThEs. &c. aIee, 0kATlEG, Wall
End G8ii@r DOORS, ana every other kind Of iR0S
" oKA Tor ornamental sDd hciiiGg purposas
manu- tactuEzd Il short notice
81. Cart!eGt4r attention gwen To enclosing BIZ.
r'<i lots in the city aad country. u Ely
esOGEEs VI nEss1Ns .I sssF,
~ EHIP BROKER. CUENiSSICN kEp
- foRVA kniE4 AESCHAEr
9AoUA4 and SHY GHAhQJER,
hirg12HD hEp EyEg PERI, VA
3 fr5Hst2c . take Cy3dr On &TGEEG2 AZ CRY
POINT, OF tie most 1884 JuA5i= t~rYaH wi hons
Rhar&e Of dFsy&6e, eith8T - or from stors,
81 Zj--iP
E'RASM5.Es PAPE& Mills.
Tie BELvIDEag MAEUFAGTURIyG CbHPi-
= keets cGRslsEtiv On hand all dosCriptIans q
k-i ]aLopl, u as Lila, RRAPPENG NEWS
aud 6Vth PAPERS They have rccenj}y made
large RedltAp-B 10 their machinery, ana ira royy
prepared {" ~ oEt every article IA their Ijns
with Increased teclify, and 81 nodasato prices -
tEe quality ot their paper will compare with
any AZ the 9Itfy, and t&ey desire u g.te os-
tsc:aI @,tsqtioA 20 ths fact. al sizes furnished
AZ LA9 shortcut notice, and 0EjeIs iIoIa every sec
t!0n are respectfully solicited.
- CaslSEGi aid FOX RAGE.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Prsa's
a " IL RNSNk. Ner'F sIh U--{r
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III ssi-A - -. EaVe "a Eana oevofAI
Va cbOicG brsada Of
FOUNTAIN WaLgEEY
enct pc /. Hum gardner y Co, ScmIaaFdeap, gen
uI&e bourbon Gtfeot from tEG manulaC.CteF II
csEt 1cSy, and also
@AEI.s fUEH RYE AND WHEAT WHISKY
a al i7 .Gaga bl8a55f We A&yu Il from vAe &c
I've ye5Us oii
al wEo wish Ture article. will 10 weli to give
hem call.
Bichm"nd. Mach -. TESi. NH !e-srn
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bg tNN ENsIu8nt
X. IHom bs, sSrcr1 tarv OF State.
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~ "a AZ r. ~"Cap.alas oil Volunteer Companies
throughout the state are respectfully 10 formed
tnat the commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose OF obtaining ACcoutr emenL8, &C., have
made contracts fer these ite1es and fast as they
are delivered az thls pest they issued iInTae.
elGsei5, according 10 priority OF date OF orders
CHARLES DfAMOCK,
ia lats s,spt. snp Armorv. Rfonm0nd.
NJ cIiCE.- koluoiser umeers OF the stats ars
respectfully informed that beside the tosds "a.
CURED BY law, there must De an order rom thu
Adlntent aenafai, to authorize tho Superintendent
OF TIA state ArIiery to issus arms, sc.
- TIE q DiHHOGK
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XNAsEED.-A angle lady, who has been en-
" gagged Tor the last q x years as ' iee-Frinei-
Pal in the Hampton Academy, being thrown out
of employment in consequence Of existing poijti
cal troubles desires similar situation IL some
Academy, ar that Of teacher in private family,
with some few scholars in the interior Of The State
She IL a most accomplished scholar. tEnglish and
French thorough musician aEd fne performer
on the Piano, Il faithful and successful teacher.
snd end her most cordially aud unhesitat
iagly to my friends and The public generally
Address stating terms, Miss z. A. c., Caraof
SPOTS Harvey, Richmond, vs..
JOHN .. CARY
Late Principal Hampton Academy.
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Ma. q 4. n. CHEATHAn,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINEs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 60,
OORNER or COLLEGE AND OHURCH S7REE1H
Nashville, Tennessee.
NM receipt Of Iargssad we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, sto consisting part Hsliows
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grAda genuine Havana OirsEE
29I b6s choice AolasSes 300 kegs Nails, assorted;
lUO 90 do IG0dozen Painted Bueksts
$50 bagspEime Rio Cofeei so nests Tubs;
lcO 6bs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnut
$50 boxes Star OandlesI 10 bbls FiIbeTts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BBANOIES, WINES, 40.
y choice French Brandies
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winssi
$50 baskets best brandI Champagne;
so boxes scovill ClaEet,
les S SB: G aU,i E sIs Sss County WHISKY
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &c. '
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Thu
oersed being the only Agentsn Nashville Manufacturer
would call the attention OF the Merchants and Traders tbeI
largs Eock Of Powder on hand, IN Masazineforsale
g kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 u do do do der;
os 800 x. Z Do DO DO 5000 Esgs Sycamore Blasting
goo goo < DO do DO $50 eases Of Powder, assorted
SOOO Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bblE TOy Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
iAnlI n &EF OHEATHAN, Aaszt,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupontSPoEdsrI Joy, Bickford & Co.'S saSsty
Sycamore do
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
nM

- 2 g s
To baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, and the only II cad TO
Washington City.
O(ENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
i OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
City the East and Columbus the West which places
with Railroads for and from all points IN
west, SOuth-west and NOrth-W est.
Passengers by this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore
Phsispha New York. Boston, at the Of ticket to
York Boston alone, BY other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City
the Eastern cities, at additional charge Of 20 only
Sleeping attached to al night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege Of stopping
all principal points
and Travellers for pleasure information,
visit all the Eastern Cities comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful teauty ald submy
unequaed in the world. It's system Of day
police its splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph Ines Its
amount Of double track its fine hotels uBder the urVe
Of the Company usures to the passengers speed safety
and comfort
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices In the West.
for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation B o r R.
L. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent, 3 b o r r.
u. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Agent, p 3 q RI
II. J. JEWETT, Pres't, c o r R.
J. W. BROWN, GsnI Ticket Agent, o R 2.
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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
xPREss Freight Trains ons the reads On and after the
IA cath December, 1853 through rates from New York to
HashVllei
FIRST Class per 100 lbs, q g Third Class 100 lbs, 81 Is
Second Class, do l IS Fourth Class, do 90
Hats. Caps and Bonnsts, 3
Time Savannah and Charleston to Nashville three three
and q half and four days.
Tine from and Philadelphia, and hslf eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabbahs the above variations In tine
freight trains Sunday three lines
detentons by ice 0VeTcharges and damages x
eept damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted By the Mash
dec 25-tf PEB " ANDERSON
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NASHVILLE & CHATTAEoOsA R. r. Col
suqsr ntendent's Office,
n URIN he time breaks the West and Atlantic Rail
road u Georgia, being repaired used every
tlon 10 sccommodae the business Local staff
Guiding chattanooga But nov, that the breaks in the State
repaired and Trains running through o
Atlanta think duty 90 regular accord
ing 10 eghts that have accumulated during the
enslon Interpretations The Western and Atlantic Rail-
Tos5 Therefore, reghtfor Local Stations nclud
fur OhsanocEa received until ruTtheT de-
arng equal justice ALL during This unprecedented rush
freight request all parties in the city Interested the
anfpent Of botu through local freight furnish with
stemer freight ready shipment, that they may
tered upon their regular turn. The Mani
fssts from snd hs Louisville road, win show for
themseves AZ 10 dates. Il. W. DOLE,
6bI6-6 SUPERINTENDENT
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

II TAKE pleasure in announcing 70 my old friends And Gus
that after absence Of have again re-
TUNED 70 RESUME practice Of the geographic Art
n Al It's branches having purchased the interest Of brother
IN the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having sspt
four months IN New York the past Summer to obtain FULLY all
in the have painted, renovated and
nISrged he suite Of Rooms throughout That facilities
now better to produce cAss work than most Galleries
beast on and conduce the comicr Of patrons trust not
oDy 70 susn the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
Tusiaped bot TO Fn higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK ef the best Photo
raphes In world took the Pictures which obtained the
rs premium Worlds Fs in London, in 1851, and an
detsrmiued only to make this the leading gallery IN
State my shall not be surpassed North OF Boa
and row Introduce the public the olloTing new styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignete plsiH eoloTed;
Ivorytypes, colOred;
Pastel Pictures, life size
Photographs Canvass life siEei
Visiting cards. full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, IL taken ct one sitting.
sterreoscopss on glass or paper.
make the MesinotyPe and Ambrstyps hereto
fore The shove styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Gard, which only made at time All
who in want anything my line politely invited TO give
call before visiting elsewhere, when will by OccusT
demonstration the shove facts. Respectfully,
oet3I-n +. ". HUGHES.
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New Spring Goods =!
CHAP FOR CASH.

An receiving Stock OF Dress Goods, Which pro
pose sell extraordinarily Doing an exclusively
cash business enables de ths and sure can mike
n 10 the interest call and stock Of Dress Go Jds
embracing White and Linen Goods DomeseS Of al kinds and
in fact everything soad desire.
call the attention Of those Indebted to Hc
folson CO. Nicholson Humphrey, myself, 10 their
settled secoants for the times sacn demand nnsdats
action Ia saeh eassss D. HUMPHREY.
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YTyHE Only Lincoln running rsgary threes
week andback, from Faysttevieto Tuahoma; leaving
Tuahona Monday Wednesday and Friday leave Fay
sszereSsy Thursday and Saturday to connect the malta
the At Tuahoma for the aecomods
5n Of passeugsrI J. B. Smith agent, 81 fullahona Good
FyI-wH I0UN TAYLOR
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WAR NOTICE.
CORN AND HAY
FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
PHILADELPHIA, Ath Year,

MADAME VALIANT will open her Boarding and Da,
IVA School for young ladies at l62S Chestnut street the Q
september Superior instructions in the English and Frerrl
branches to both Of which equally serious ton paid
Valiant with Madame valiant, will 5uPentsnd FIenah De
partIneRt sept9-im
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p NE" p
FURNITURE STORE

FWyHR subscriber takes this method Of informing his patrons
and the public generally that he has Just arrived from TIE
EGSt With splendid stcck Of hhi9nSbe Furniture % uhh
he begs leave call attention. taken, and Bupeby
Fitted up sore 30 Market street. next door to the OLD
gspd and trusts by attention and fair DEALING merit bhare
OF patronage particularly deslous to show 70 those
Wishing to purchase stock Of hatrsses just made ana
eouaf not superior others in the mArkat By calling
al The "Red Store Sc Market street. you will meet with
attentive CLERKS, who deem It pleasure to show the stock
whether you WiIh purchase No connection toh
" 1Bs 80 On sAML HEEsHAW.
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EENHE subscribers respectfully the Trade and
the Public generally that they have completed their
tensve Factory Aangen for the manufacture
Of oANDIEs from ths Stick the French
imitation CCo1fectonay sand being determined sell price
that Will compare avoraby with the lowest the North they
hope to make this desirable market only for arce
bat for every other in their lire Of business
Our stock Of Staple Fancy Groceries TuperoF
Of the Southern Cities; and being thus combined
Confectionery Department, oer inducements
Merchants wishing TO deal with than any
We, therefore, invite then call
dsrs which guarantee will be executed promptly
Cash Prices. THOMPSON, SPERRY & O
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PIANOSI mUSICI

AN now receiving ny Fall Stock Of Panofortes from tn
FOLLOWING Factories which will be the largest offered ia
de cit stenway Sons, A. u Gale Co., Haynes Brothers
Ha1eton Brothers, Ksuble Co.. Peters and Webb Light
a Bradbury aud soebeller Schmidt s Of which will be sold
a small for cash negotiable paper All the
new and popular music received together with Accordeon
Yons flutes Drums, Brass Instruments &C For bargains
81 conc 10 me-" At number 80. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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HOUSE PAINTING,

HOUSE PAINTING, nRsE
yHE subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest
prompness all contracts however large, which may
style and upon which cannot fail to give Gasfs
ton. He 10 also prepared to execute all manner Of
EGA ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, 5RAINIzG MARBLES.
Having that secured the services Of the ostexpsR
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would having work In bis neo
give him call before making hnal arrangements
r. T. FLEMING,
uarchsdtf No g. Union st. between Cherry and Supusr
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned viii sci hisPlsnta suu0m
- ton called CAPTTAL YIEW, lying on 4--1s5s44 -
< the asrth side Of Cumberland River, ~
Hill - three milesfrom the City Nashville at -
lnHeI 80 coptaiug about ThFee Hum
Ek dFed Acres. He will sell it all ..azssRa--
togsther or In lots 70 suit purchasers Or
viii well improved property the city 1t IS Of
very best quality Of sill 10 well Tsered about half OF
in cultivatio and balance In fne timber and pasture
There are two coed dwelling houses good harm and stables &C.
ToI information sppy the undersigned or 70 John james
Sep2O-tf Thus IT, JAMAe'
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Va uAuAAlS9 UDu OOuIlnADDlOA G2OtOAkAluhOy
BrandIOS, Wines, TObaccOS. Cigars DC.
O0RRAR OOLLEGEARD oEURoH SzBKEz&
Nashville, Tenn.
EETB ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos Liquors &C. com
prs in part follows s which we respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, mOLASSES AND SYRUP
3 bids Louisiana Sugar obbls Coverings powdered
g Dbl Coffee eO5exes R Loaf Sugar
100 half bbI Plantation No so paCkAg tist Louis Golden
so55s Refined MOls..zi sOpH New Orleans Golden
50 b6lS Coverings D ohrush- Syrup
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio Golfer so bags Old Col Java Cefesi
100 bags New Orleans Rio COf 50 bags Lsguira oOHes
WHISKY.
100 bills Rectihed Whisky sOhbIs Robertson county Wh
lOS i" Ky DD 20 bis Smiths Old Reserve
Puncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks segnette'S 10 casks Madeira Winsj
lo9ss5t;y s.s4. oerd, Duprsy 5id so 3sn' "IS'I
20 qr casks i Rochelle Brandy 10 Dry '''
10 gr United PrOPristor'' 80 PIX; Ginger Wine
100 PEs AaerisAn brandy : 5 691s: 0lsrsti -,
50 Cherry q" Mint
Blackberry p" so boxes bitters
IS Raspberry IS pks Holland GiHI
IL casks RUM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
g 800 boxes Virginia TObaceO-vsrious brands
500 Kentucky
IS kegs Al Smiths Pancake Tobaccoj
s., 5000 Geo Superior asy"os cigars-v2riOus Brsnds
$1,000 Domestic " "
CAN DIES AND SOAP.
goo boxes tar osndlesi s0bcxes stearins Candles,
200 hlf - " 50 TslloW "
$50 Or" $50 boxes Soap various kindsi
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family FLOUR
100 4" superhne
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine coarse Salt; 100 dozen BucketII
500 bbls KAnaWha Salt Soonest Tubs;
I0JO kegs Nails and spikesI q sacks S Alnonds
500 boxes Glass Ware; so bbls Pecaus and FibsrtIi
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English WAnuS;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash BoarisI
500 bags Shot, assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper
Is sardnes, and 4 Is " Alspioe;
boxes; so bxs Ground Mustard
50 bxs Lemon Eyrupj so Fre Crackers;
$50 Pks Raisins; 50 bills Cider Vinegar
100 " Msckarel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
With variety Of other articles.
6-tf EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02

Flour, Corn, 6c.
RnA BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
OSDD 40 sacks CoTu;
20 bbls Lard;
so @ Green Apples;
25 cases PaTrapine Wax Candles,
SO Flour Sacks, (ffy poundsA
On consignment, for sale By
WI WATTS & CO.,
janI9R No. 81 College street, near BToSdI