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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Bulls HrAD.-It is only necessary to say to those
who will take the trouble To read the report Of the
Cattle market that yesterday proved TO be the hardest
day FOR owners of beef cattle Of any day this year. and
even at the low rate Of cents net pound for the
meat sinking oa all the bullocks could not be sold
1t wa just the time for Government agents, who, If
there red tape N the way, could have bought
400 or 800 good healthy beeves fit for any retail butcher
for iess money than they will ever be obtained by con-
tract. In tue mean time tho contractor has failed to
deliver the quota ordered this week, and our soldiers
are without fresh beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

0:Gis &c., Co. e: % %ssTn s.nn s as
Rs ti , ci 81 ws ss & 10
wa.ien i Pspa G G&s ss5 i'''' after
NE Irciiis inue moderator tho export aemsrd
Cho,e 20 extra q ~. a Common and Skinned. a 5
BEFswATTsoutl err and Western g Io &c
We quote for good 20 choice qualities packseef m
cluded: -
Marrow new, bull a. o. Pea Beans. 6sdl 20
kGGsILe receipts very light den and spl lighter
In act the Egg trade almost snpended quote iof ec'@'
Caradss 'd State, en-. Western, eli ice, Ydaz.lo al
FEATHERs-we quote, w.se, choice, 32d35C; Tenn. %
let's in their Veal and Mutton hieb ujlre the sale We qnots
beet sdes good, g BE- g., Pork hth .'.'..'sf4
al Veal Calves. p b;....9ls
be picked sd tied in Of half dozen each by the
eE a. Passsa 9 eoss s1d sps ice We quote ass 50
Pigeons, Hailied... 5Odl 81
County slaughter trimd and cured webbing s5aG9 s..5d
City slaughter trimmed and cured weighing " a63 st.eo
aud prices decidedly lower The demand " very and
Ducks dee should be kept home for he p'esq Ihsre
IL demand them here Fat Beu' and largo Chickens are
TmisJ; D. B..:".. Da.ss pair S s,5s, g g
oiS CScf., = is....S a Spin! Chicken. par 25S 40
ror.ToEs-ws quote: ,..
DySsasn. y Observation-Disclosures. 6a9 rs
Buckeyes, v bhl..',.............'' 80 = %
Merceis y bol....................... 73~ !"
-.
PEARs-Ben q bill. 80 Sta ~
PEIcHRs-lO0 basket. Delaware arrived his morning S9ne
Of the best Honest telling at 4G 20 = basfes tb
bu.hl
R.sPBERRns-P let. ba'ie' 2idoic-
BLACKBEHKIEs-t, a.. boz, Ia ne
IswToN BfACKBFRRIKs-fs p. basket botc'
WHoRTIEBEbRiEs, q bush, 70.
DRIEb PBrT-Wo quote: 49, 49,,
New State 0hio. Peaches w peeled ''lS e eii
ArJl,s new southern. a p Plnm., uew Gi2
p.6rLes now \ cboc. 10 a NJ Iherries Ded .....0 d
Peaches s. to good. a RaspJs0irs ..''''lg a.,
Peaches W. unpeel.d. a Aosbenies.. a.
ono ISLAND TonAIoKs-t' BASH BASKET, 81 31a ~ 90
PBaI,SN Top .ToRs-p plush. crate. - Adf-,
PoTAT0 ONI0Ns-p Dbl = SJd 81 -.
0IRLICK-y ly1 bLncles, a.
CIBBAGy-p l01 fJd 81.
TuRNIPs, RuTiHiGA-f Dbl, RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

AsorgER yIcrIM.-Cod. Wm. II. Lanibsrtoo,
formerly Of Carlisle, Pa. made Lis escape from tho
Southern rebels md reached Carlisle Friday. Col.
Ianberton was Postmaster at Warrington, Florida,
and because he would no. allow the rebels to take
charge OF the mail mater in his care arrested.
east into prison and heavily ironed, on the 18th OF
Anil last The traitors robbed the gentleman OF nearly
all bis persopal estate, anoanting 10 some $sooVo.
The property Of the Government, letters, pos'aee
stamps, &c., were also seixed by these blsftonea'
chiyalrous gentlemen. And yet JEFF. DAVIS Complains
of the imprisonment Of pirates
Az EsoRmoUs OrTpoU Riso OF VoLlslthh
Troops N HIiSoIs.-.A letter in The Chicago TITO
ure from Springfield, Ill. Gays; -,
50 The events of the last week have enhVebed 'ho
m,l;,,rv deosrtmeut Of our STATE tiovtSnnch,, SUI.
na.in in in crest The period when tho hrst eau Mrs
80 e,r tro,ns Thousands Of the sturdy sons Oh III
ro; ,vho were Disappointed In tho frss aud seeona
oIi, now rnsh In their claims for the suppose Tsq
,;,ioD ON GOV Yaies for addiiioasl sro9Ps. NO ~
nractical to.t Of the ya iom Of our ei'iSens coa
,,reseuied than the fact thai seady semcens
To- ~ coInnanies Rave been rendered 10 form We ~
IA ;nfanty regiments, five afdii1nhi rY ,;iteyv:
cavalry ard seven or eishl oa',anous .,si hjruseK
ss,iiI f,ey come. Tue G0sefhor u.ts s,5 ma en-
., Ta,,c Zach ofru OF The service aeepe1, ar an AZ
Ia. sre l,h-Iy 10 prove highly sdeoessinl. ~ No..
. MIA he mas teadorcd, and tbai ms, ssrl
1877 n Ia liza purpose roegcsnp ana equip :. -, ,r,ar
cep.., ,;.ahls rerod; aud Ia addition 10 ony - 80
yer. - form part of the grsud army nnae .hst a.
io To-, Illinois will be creditably Represented
sbs sssbosd under Gen. MeCiei'sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

FALSE PRKrEssEs.-Joseph Meyers was yesterday
arragned before Justice Steers, charged with having
obtained money under false Iretenses. His plan WIS
to visit merchants and by stating that he had guam
tity Of linen in the Custom House. would borrow various
sums Of money to pay charges promising to refund
soon ~ he received his goods. lie succeeded in OBJ.
tanning from the following merchants the Gums named;
Isaac Honity, t9Oi Frsnu Halkenberg, $50 George
+. Augus,ian, Is; Charles schrtder, $lO3i Jacob
Martin, s57. Christina Schloss Of No. 80 Delaney
street. charges the prsoner with having stolen sij
from her place. Tie accused entered her store with
view to raise money on his bonded linen, and while
her back was turned, is alleged, abstrac.cd the
money from It's hiding place. Justice Steers committed
him 20 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

4 DAnoSD SSrFr-Box.-It may be recollected that
year before sst the Government seized portion Of the
Jewels Of Madame Rachel VIII eh had been purchased
at the sale Of her effects and imported aspersona prop
ery by Doctor Alphonse Deschowitz Of this city, with
out payment Of duty. Among these wac very ele-
giant diamond snufi.box, presented by the Emperor
Napoleon to Prince Napoleon, cur present Imperial
visitor and by him subsequently given to Rachel. The
box s valued at several thousand dollars being thicky
studded with briiliants and adorned with the c!pher
and eagle of the Iuperia family This valuable souye
mir lie still the property Of Doctor Deschowitz, who
has placed il with the other Rachel jewels on ex-
hibon at Tiflny's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

TrxPERAsoE IN THE ARsY.-.A public meeting is to
be held, on Sabbath evening next, in DIR. Adams's
Church, Madison Square, for the promotion Of tenn
perance in tho army Az Congress and General Me-
Clean are disposed to take high ground in relation to
iniemperance, there should be strong express Of
public sentiment against those who for gain, ready
20 sacrifice the best interests OF their country by de-
bauching her soldiers. We hope there will be "a fall
attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

CirY MrsIoss.-On Tuesday evening the City Tract
Missionary Society met in the Reformed Dutch Church.
Twenty third street. the Rev. Dr. Ganse's, A. X.
wetnore esq, in the chair Tie exercises consisted
Of brief statements Of results of missionary labor in
terspersed with singing and prayer. The following
figures exhibit the statistics of the operations of the
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

DIsImnurIos OF THE RELIEF FuSD.-The work
OF tie Assistant Treasurers in dispensing the fund for
the aid Of the families VI volunteers is progressing
smoothly. To-day, payments to parties entitled 20
them in the Sixth and Seventh Wards will be made at
the Ro,unds, City Hall Park; Thirteenth Ward, at
No. IA Fourth avenue; Sixteenth Ward, at No. 10
Fourth avenue; Tweniy-fna warl, at the State
Arsenal, corner of Seventh avenue and Thry-ffth
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

DOWNFALL or A GEsYRAL.-On opening the
Supervisors room ON "Wednesday morning. it was dis
covered that the large painting Of Brig-Gen swift,
which lately adorned the wall lad fallen from its po-
sition, striking the iron railing and Supervisor Blunt
chair, and nutlaiing tho latter 10 considerable
extent. TIE picture was not much injured. twas
lucky that the fall happened when the Board was not
in nesson, else tho Coroner might have been called
upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cleared.

Shps-M Livingston, Samson, Hsvre, BOYD Heineten
Nord America tgrdeTicks BTemeni Howard Nash shsnghae
Rark-Gazele, Rhodes Barbados, H. TroSbIidGes Sons
Bhs-Bskan, Owen, Cardiff, X. Irwin Co.
Shooners-Evs, sdricb Bosigni Peek, Gardner Boston
L. Kenny; Dviaa Martin, ST. John, r l. Neyns SOM A. r.
Liunel Percigsl, Gibraltar; Plymouth Hock, Bur Boston
steaIner-SaTah, Jones, Philadelphia Loper krfPeinek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Az INTERESTING EtopEsENT.--On the 9th Of July
Mrs. Emma Amelia Scott, the wife Of rich merchant
in New-York City, eloped with Mr.. Newton st.
John, Of the fast young men that abound in that
metropolis. The husband and parent Of the lady were
almoet frantic At her disappearance and New-York de-
tecsiyes were dispatched in pursuif Of the couple.
few DAYS ago one of the officers arrived in this city and
called on the Chief of Police. lie stated that he had
been over almost all OF the West where it was proba.
bic the parties would co. but finding no traces, should
return home. He left, however the miniatures OF the
lovers with Chief McDonough 70 that be might recog-
nizo and arrest them should they come to this city
saturday the Chief received information thai led him
to suspect the couple were among the passengers on
the steamer llfwkeye State, Just arrived from 81;
Paul. aud detectives Welsh aud Eagnn wese dispatched
with the miniatures 10 iud out
AT Barnum's Hotel they learned that a gentlerlan
and lady, answering 10 the description, had taken
rooms with the intention Of starting tie next Gay os
Chicago. On further INQUIRY they became eon'inceSn
thew Ind found tho parties aud 20 reported AZ heed
quarters. The Chief at once proceeded 10 blnu" =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
Passenger Sailed

In sA.p Hoaad for ShaH0tgs-Wm. Lee sibbid Csnadai
Walter Dnmore Philadelphia Thomss r. Stevenson Brooklyn
and Az Cinnamon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Arrival OF ACoyrEABASD.-A specimen Of contra
band named John Henry Clay, aged ~ years, came on
with the Massachusetts 9th yesterday. He shows evi-
dence Of the much.vaunted kindly treatment toward
slaves in scars Of the cowhde on his back sides, and
breast. The whipping was given just before last
Christmas, because he let platter fall and broke H.
Lieut.. Dunning has the boy in charge, and will see
that lie is provided for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
IAdyertissmeu'l

IAdyerissmen'
DREW n FRENCH
PRoproE COMMISSION MERCHasrt.
BurIyH, CHKksE, Fees, POCLrEY. CANE. GRAIN fLo0h
PoRK, &c.
No. 6 Erie Bnildings, New York.
Our motto l. Quick "a - aud prompt sotrrl-' -.
Reereuse-D. r. Martin President Ocean Bant New foIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

SUy.STRoKr.-An Irish woman, named Mary Reilly,
while walking In TLry.tbird street on Tuesday, was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

be demand moderate and Irlc, H. t,, 81
.s5Ld mostly Sgta t aes'2, Gnn 90 ,aIe al 81 G5c.;
J@'le E.5,I and GrlHllaied sell Tor " dse 81,
'sFEDs-Thero j. no 5rnn-nd iof clJ''i :"
1-r 40. l. "a prizes r-s non mai -, - -,rA.t &c
ts rbo de1aad has been good and me n, 9 ~,
tAig n IN ga fs AZ a0S3c for western: % aoie'
H In' i.ie yius for ButcherS Associaion housh Fs' "
.erus a. 6is. each -. al ava 6,,n Saes ~
v Bio ow days OneshId b-acts' a' iui i1''-
4. IL h,tl .alss - die. Spsnl-H
:, Am "a AZ U.osl oihe- Kinds. Manufactured i i"'"
M sKYrls demand h mOlsrs,e the market IS
.ul,r. ,ales sc bus D. Do ais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

,obts checks 80 'h'P ing inoay 40 s9S9S 10 bags
s o6loFg 81 s21~s<f' W AZ" ""' " .,,a
ssa bels IN, hee- demand; fass 81 90 'cs-' -
~ ,,,s s nsld 6e sud higher. ", g. dali Sales
hINAll i. IA % % n aIaIsl ~
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prostrsfed by the heat- She was found lying on the
ride Walk and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital by po-
Ii..a,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

APPoiSTNEyTs AND Communication J..
Taylor Of tie Fifteenth Ward has been appointed
Iarbor-AIasier, in the place of Mr.. Robert Murray,
now United States Marshal. Dir. Murrays appoint
ment az Marshal has been unanimously confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

GoIsG Wrsr.-A company Of children for the peace
fields Of the West will leave the city in few daya
under the charge Of Mr.. II. Friedgen, from the Chill
drens Aid Society. Poor boys in want Of homes IN
the country, and parents who wish TO provide Ike
places for their children, will do well to call at the
Office of the Childens Aid Society, No. ii Clinton
Hall, Astor Place, where they receive the reqosiie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
CITY ITEMS.

TIE IlPEKIAL VIsIToRs.-Y Yesterday morning abca'
10 O'clock the Imperial party eft their yacht and went
TO their apartments at the Neg-York Hotel. On board
The vessel the work of renovation has already conf
menced, under the superinlebdence of Lieut. BECOME
and Ensign Bronet. The decks are to be painted, the
machinery overhauled, and every part OF the yacht
thoroughly cleansed Strict orders have been issued TO
admit no visitors on board until the vessel il put IN
proper trim for exhibition, which will Lot he for week
or more. After that, suitable arrange VIII be
made for the admission of such visitors % may be suit
ably mdorsed. The Prince took the afternoon tram
for Philadelphia, where be will remain over day,
going thence to Baltimore, ard thence 10 the capital
lie will return 10 this city and the Princess before
starting on Lis trip to niagara and other points OF III
terest. The yacht will lie in the stream at her present
mooringa oil the Battery until his departure for France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Thomas Murphy set. uIia NJ. Lee ct al.-Ths mo-
tions for receiver ard injunction are denied except SO
far az 10 Restrain defend mt Lee from usng the nsne
of Murphy in any manner.
The Slater Bank sgt. james II. Sturdy et al.--lns
motions are denied with costs Of opposing 10 ABIDE
event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01


VIM. Ki.nosI and i've others alleged TO be portion
Of ,ne OF the SLAYER Falmoutn, were brought ny
for examination charge Of piracy, this afternoon.
Some Of the prisoners had unable TO obtain
sell aud the case therefore adjourned 10 Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
Nsw.YORak CATTLE MARKET

Ri 80
Gas guF WRSK FNDiS8 July - io - ,,,Kr
sycEiyrs OF cATILE OF ALI kiSBs .css An lbs
I,eorsur TO the reports from me set t'N' -
~, there h5ye been Iece''c~ "'' Wv Sheppard
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OnariestOE ana savannah

p A1rrro AAlsES.
T5x yeT1 1ssDocED AND SPEED fE0REAsz7
saIa Dso srssns Tan. oua The rosa, o.
Nashville: '7r9azh rates from ~ -, :,
s sso: I CLASP PEI 100 o. '' 81 8! Eas
Hats Caps ana Bonnets ? ss '1i'A Gas, Do
and half and four dave 'a % Nasfyiiie, thrss IN,
Tine from New York AID pb,,.s., -. -
and Line days. puma seven and hair az
ssooatns esuse the a5ovs
NJ stsIi,- 1s IN On sunday three lines " a
r. occurring a. sea- promptly is e
we AID CHATTANOOGA Railroad desiyer y ne Ma
1eS -. =, - r@s wASpKRso
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FRENCH PEoTESTsNT SCHOOL, r, N .

MADAhE VALIANT will re open be- -.
S.4h 81 yoaE aaes AZ lbSs Chestnut strss, - -
9rsnehes to both Of Ehich equally serious snd le1
aae. VIA Madame valiant, will superirtsnd ~ s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

Fresh Arrivals.
EUST RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT PRo
oB Baltimore and New York. .-r.-I $685.
so hhds Sugar-all grades; So
$50 bbs refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee r... .,.' -
800 bags RE Coffee .- ~ s.-a
30 bags Old Gov. Java Coffee; ---.. .a.. p. s.s-s
10 hlf chests Imperial and Gunpowder Tes; -i, z
50sX ID boxes i" - Il SEQ
Az hlf chests Black Tea; ..- =
IS hbls New Mackerel arL
SO cases 0y sters; $500 .-- r...
100 boxes P.re Crackers; '-.-.i---- b -f'-'7@f.-
lbs dozen Brooms;
l0O boxes German Matches; 81 t- 10 30 f ra1 ..
100 boxes virginia Totacco;-- -s4-E.E e4f
30 boxes Ground Spices;
Which aer together With great variety Of Goods in
line, to the trade, very lOE for CIsS. -
LAEiER PHILLIPS & co. 3
sepl4u No. 30, south Market St.
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II. *. &c ID. II. Peck
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Bluff City Insurance Company.
Memphis, Tenn.
Insurance Co. of the State of Virginia,
Richmond, Va
LYnchburg Hose & Fire Insurance CO.
Lynchburg Va
PhGnixy Insurance Company.
janl6ly Hartford Conn.
$500 Reward.
'e D"S '"' nc O'I9A o'aoN ''-SSuV = years oiu
DESCRIPTION OE THE NEGROES.



BJleg q rest Of sir months, on the 18Th Of Jr7ptqry
1861, resume my position as Priacipal of this LStit
tioR aoit Grljca hare been connected for q gears
TEyHE Academy offers peculiar advantages among which
E we think, the following:
n A well enclosed Yard OF about acres. within
te limits Of Nashville thus aGor6ng Pups ON
restrained freedom in heafu IeereAtsD and still suUiscn1
them % te restraints Of Tene and intelligent society
FRuildiugs in extent and suitabeness for ali SCHOOL
pos ouaed the United States by any Female School,
nd these surrounded by psvements and corridors Offering con-
slant ide1zents children 10 breathe TIE fresh air without
regard the weather =. -
with steam and lighted h and thus free the parents OF
us from at least one sorce OF constant anxiety about their
a HeaIIh-uneqnaedfn sEy Fer7ale School, in this
ay other country. Though e the iges d part of The
tine the largest Boarding School in the United States yet but
three have occurred among the pupils in nearly 50
s NOn-SectaFfan. Il is well known to all aeqUsint
ed with the Academy. that Baptist Epscopaan, Methodist
or Fres rian sends Daughter here perfectly satisfied that
in no respect will offence given to his peculiar views, and yet
equally satisfied that the principles oour common religion win
be daily inculcatsS, ~
6. MaIernaI Care Tbs expression excites no expec
taton which is fully net in the Academy suaole pu
Of ladies' OF pety and rahnennt devote er enre time 70
the supervision OF the expenses, the morals ts ana heaap
the Boarding Pupils
usrdaus and parents. who for any cause may seeking
permanent educational home for little girls viii, think, and
such home in the Academy Apply to
decl4-d&wlm. G DELLIOT,
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Under-Shirts and Drawers.
THE CRISIS OF The UNION
Shall White Men Rule America
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TIMES!
THE WEEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1861.

YENHz p. BsoR that this is government OF WHITE
bES and that iEetofty Of social and political position
- the negro race and superiority for the white race rs The
surl order Of American Society All who want TO KEFrE
ReuMKNTs Oh THE and understand the
gro Question: should read it. Democrats Constitutional men,
o see 10 it that sound papers are circulated AMONG TIE
PEOPLE, or Black Republican prnelpes wiz never e fI'
down. ia, ~. .-., o., i,,,r.y.
- seraI new features added, making THE BEST FAMILY
ppvS PrprIsrEB. twill ONE THIRD MORE kEADiNo MA
~ IErIFRs ON ESUcATIOs, ABIE AGRicULIUkAL AEIILAs
~SHy OF LIVING AUTHORS, SKETCHES on LOOKS
En CooJzrRr and Full REPoEZs Cattle AND oIaAA A
KITS, -, =. - r..,.rv 4 Nsyy AND
asterN.1 STORY, by Prof Peck, Of Cas- entitled
VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
,,.f he Early Settlement Of Georgia Thrilling story
T;ossr Life The Greek Wars &c These iestnrss tose
& SPECIAL EUROPEAN CoRREPoEDESE,a fall digest oil ne"s'
foTeizn and domestic, make tia
RusINEss FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWsfAfEh'
am h,r4 into one and at cheaper e than any Other pa
per paOh'nso rERNs-cAsH IN ADVANCE.
fnera uu1l., .... .
TWO COPIES do ~'''''-''-'"' . ~
NTFP COPIES ~
Twenty ONE '-''%O w
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TH0MPSSN, SPfRHY & CO.,
waOLEsALE CIR GERS,


w EsALE CIR o Gle R 9 (,
DEALERS IN
FINE WINES. IQUORS,TFRUITS, CON-
DICTIONARIES, SEGARS, &c.
No, So, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
VETE this receiving the following articles and de-
Wv ternne1 hereafter to sell to Cash dealers at less prices
than anywhere else offered in this market.
25 hhds prime Sugar; 10 tierces Canvassed Beef
10 tierces Rice, IS cases Champagne, Star In
so bbs Crushed Sugar, peria,
; tierces Prime Figs, so cases Champagne, Prince
$50 packages Raisens, Imperial;
IS boxes Stick Candy, 900 bbls extra Flour,
IS fine store - 900 boxes Star Candles,
10 bbls fancy and Com Kisses, 80 bbs assorted Nuts
100 boxes Ne Fire Crackers, 10 - Almonds,
100 dos Fresh Cove Oysters, . Cranberries.
With Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobsceo,
Segars, and every other article usually kept in our line
prepared to offer Inducements and would respectfully ask
&aRs examine stock and prices before purchasing
ELSEWHERE. ..--.-.- THOMPSON, SPERRY d co.
decI5-f
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CHEAP HOUSES.

Small Country Residences for Saie {"
Prices to suit the Times
TEVwo tensrzents, with 10 acres Of sno 80 We
place, * NIL the city, near the 6ailaHn =
have JAZZ sod residence good settler, and prefer sss
tr rsnafndeS rs<rced prices torsntins cut Appy
IS-tIsaI "a, chsn5 stEees.
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ennessee Champion

LpCRR MlStorl ~ az sizes hand, and made 10 SFer
smut N .<- OF the latest improved patent Mil spisda
Mil GeaEa Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting an Rsgulsz
ssgst Screen Wire, Mil Pieks, and Plastsr Paris All
watch warranted Of best quality and to give astesu.
All orders and eonTOunieations promptly stended to.
.l.s. Az -.a.r J. II. -WARNA.
1uHez<-d&EE Nashville. Tsaa.
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Also Bond, Cask Hennessy Brandy, Vintag
Of 1882 which think will quit the most fastdous palate
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Also, lot Of Choice Whistles in store since 1885,
and which defy competition
LELLYETT & SMITH,
may26 '60-dln Nos 10 and I2 South Market street.
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Apple brandy, I6 Years Old

HNTE have small lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-
w lima said to DO I6 Years Old, khich We believe to
be strictly pure, and a represented.
may26 ~ LELLYETT & SMITH.
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RPRAOYAI.

EKTE have removed stock of Boots. Shoes Hatsapd
Wv Caps from No. So north side of the Pubic Square to
Nashville Inn Block, where shall be pleased zee our cid
friends and customers and such parties wish purchare
goods cheap for cash, -
jan9-d&WIn COOKE, BAILEY & 90.
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, Hungarian Grass seed.

UsT received sale ST fgurA 500 bushels supe
. or Hungarian Grass Seed Tt seed has ben selected with
great care was raised the Northern portion Of Mssorr
rec from dirt and all impurities 5l = -
aprl2-d Ml1ELb, -HOOPkR & co