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DRoPosALs FOR STOVES, 30.

HEADouARfEas DEPARTaENr OF WAsHIsa7oN,
.as OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTRRAAsTER,5
:, PnorosALs viii be received at this Office until
.hs ss as. ii
Washington. Is follows: D s 'n'eh' OF
259 or more wood stoves or heaters, for heating
The buildings are each 100 feet long and 70 feet
vide, and the stoves must be of size sufficient to
.n or warm them, allowing two stoves for
rs or more cooking stoves or ranges, to burn
90 OF gors very small cook stoves, to burn wood,
each sufficient to cook for three four persons
20 or more office stoves. of various sizes, to burn
approved patterns and Bidders viii submit With
their proposals an intelligent description Of the
Bidder aust attach hs fui nane and post
ONCE address, and the maine Of all parties Interested
United ate x st', ter must scsompany each bid
tracts or purchases made as the stoves may be re.
Their isreserved to accep. all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Stoves . q e. and add'e sfft & NJ GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Ohisf ousrtsrnsstsr,
" PROPOSALS. ,dss, A 70 INyITsP TILL
R1RRets 81 snSasS1ss Department with go 900
i. BIDS win 30 received Tor VIA. 10 known .. Nos
!. 2, AID 3, and FOR any portion less than tie
Bids in duplicate for the dinsrsn. GRADES .houh
be upon separate sheets Of paper
The delivery Of the Flour TO be commenced vita
Thereafter % the Govsrnment may direct, It the
rate OF 900 barrels daily. delivered either Ct the
yhs5vss. or ut the railroad depot. Waahinxton,
Payment viii b made in certificates Of fnd.bt.d.
nsss, or sush other funds q the Goysrnaaent nav
have for distribution 10y
The usual 0overnnsnt insDsctica vil bs maAs
just before the Flour 10 received.
Ar Ar "a sata e s1esiaaes NUT seeonpsny eeeh Lid
previously faslsd 70 comply with tier Sids or frosS
bidders rot present to rs.pond. =
The barrels % b endreay new, made very strong
received which Il not frssl ground.
Bids 70 b Sir.sts4 70 Dol. A. D1oKWIfH, 4. D,
Qofeeo '1roD03Al1 Tor flour, ~ % B.td
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~ young lady in Milwaukee, suing for
damages for breach of promise, declared in
evidence that four abortions had been procured
upon her.
- Meyerbeer's opera of the "Africaine" Is
written so high nobody can sing it; SO no Paris
manager will accept unless 4 fourth story
voice can be found.
SThe recent announcement of somebody's
marriage "after painfully protracted prayer
by The asfen dant reverend gentleman, is good
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w WAsHIIa7on, yaaaary g, lsss.
In eonse qusnos Of the pressure Of business stths
Wx Department, POSSES for eitisens 70 visit the
Army ofthe Potomac win b given ct the oAos Of
Lasatr Dol. CONAN, l3S Rs.naylvszia avenue
Glove Ninsteenth street. sI2T
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
SUTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING L CO.'S
- CONCENTRAT CLAM
10 BE 4 MOST VALUABLE ARfIoLE PoR
o. E. TH1IR TRADE, -
II sells yery rapidly, and is the most economical
aEssls Of diet for the onesr's mess Its prepared
In one minnie, and makes . most delicious Boup or
CAswder. a.a aas Z - aa -.a ea.
II Il highly rsesmnsndsd b. Army Surgeons, :
r1hsyRoas are large. For ssls b. -
BARBOUR sEMMES, Sole Aesntz.
1872 ..@ IS Louisiaaa Avenue.
02-b s~... ar Is tEA Wsshin gton, D. O.
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Z q g a.
SPRING AND eUMMlR sCH1DuLl
or 1HB
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~

THE GREAT SHORT LINE no fHB
WEST, SOUTH AND NOR TH-WEsf
Making the Quickest Tine. And ths Only Routs
sn sys
& VIZ Les !. CasnSss Of Gar. than on any
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
maxim. .ss
O, s,nd.,, q 81 9s T1.i. A.; y
At Relay with tok Ta TEs %E tsSn s'lsin'r'
With Train Leaving baltimore ct s.isA. n.
make sssos i.:1sx bsse.:
s1 SUI. 70 BUY youR TICKETS BY THE
BALTIMoR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1ASs - tie Only Route By whicA Through Tickets ss
1Asus9A Baggage Checks can be procured
n Washington
Knights Latest Improved SHIPPING OARS. Of
the most Superior finish attsched to Night Trains.
TH1 sH0RrIsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
= oiNR1Ti, 1NDIXN1P S TERR -"
AAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &C., &C.,
~wIIH LESS oHANass OF CARS 7HAH BIZ AHY
a... .4 OTHER RouTB.-1
ESpsesa1 Notice to Passengers fer tAs Wsa J,e.s
ne tss1 eEehn Il
b. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW oNA
sas s;'s ai Rs.
~oonnec tions at the Ohio River With CLEvD-
k1k So "a
.ssi q
For THRoUaH TICKETS please apply at til.
Ticket o@se W sSi@gg st.tiea:.
HE IL Aranf LIT
r1EsHsss,sY1vArrA CENTRAL nEs nA1I5a 5sss
with Its eonnections)
u s1zsr- o 46 FL ko T1l w.srrsr o,r,,..
.rou!s SPED E ZIP ssA AE K INA AND ooAroRTI
BAGGAGE oH1ok1D rHRSIsH .,, .os-
rl HHabs RAhE e F8BA fiE4 sB0s
CLOSE ooN M # sas5 # Hs. anxtRs1sBune
soRrH,S IL o Ths1hs e r. ksii1IsoAn.
tn. eRz1 AZ g !SiRfsf aour.
;, washington H HND BA1r1MoRn
w1sr nozTa r VI RSI,t 1s u - ssourHwus1.
u. 5 Fl Esss . ks 4 y. sss:. !:
IA .Bs sss street.
sPL1NDID Shipping gARs On ALL MIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON 6xdks on ALL TRAINS
Passenger. , 1S az .A .Sa s and
sraiaa: connecting in Baltimore With the IS :. a.
sa II sas s
on aa sss PP:s sO;s VIII =.
sii psrts Of the Wss{ wanna o'haA ssn1ssa s0s
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~ Mrs. Tom Thumb is no.-what her friends
confidently pxpected.-Elchangs.
Perhaps Gen. Tom Thumb is net-what his
friends confidently supposed.-Chiccoo Post.
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EREsH BEEF.
l. SOLDIERS HoAE, October 7th 1853.
Sealed Proposals will be received until the nth
of October, 1868, for furnishing Fresh Beef of .
good and wholesome quality, for the use of the
lst Of November next-the Bsefto be delivered at
the Centre Market on Tuesdays. Thursdsys, and
be from time to time required By the Secretary and
Treasurer OF the home. and in Quarters with an
In all cases excluded.)
Payments to be made n,osthly, and bond with
the contract.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef, and addressed to BENJAMIN KING, As
sisant Surgeon, Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers
Home. Washin gton @ lily. D. O. oc std
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ORosAsos ssyrsqqk DsrAnFxrrr,

= y4f s5k@ = WAsHyNcro1 Oct ,. res.
s.tsL.p PnofosALs viii Be received at this olhce
sEqs ri 81 fNfRsrsYR a6
C0UTkEMENTS, ealibre 1.58, to be deliyvred in
sse ioiiewing Quantities, At the undsrnamed ar
500 sets at the New York Arsenal, Governors
y quo sets at the Frankfort Arsenal. Bridesbure,
70 900 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg.
. 900 sets at the St. Louis Arsenal. 81 1on;. wo
1900 sets at the q. 8. Armory, Epsin c6sld. Msss
These accoutrem ents are to IA maSa in str;.t
conformity With the resuiation patterns. vhie 1
and they oe subject to inspectsn a. tba .s
sena1 where delivered, before being received for
tne the government; none to be accented or paid for
% OF srafned leather, and all the stock to be the
pest oak tanned. ! he shoulder beIf viii he IN
Dellgeries must,be made in lots of not less than
sets per week for all contracts of N o0 acts or
eosI' ano not less than 1000 sets per week on All
Semsds si iGI sTsT @ sst. the srst
t fhalure 70 deliver at specified time will subject
NE contractor to q forfeiture of the amount to
pe denvered at that time. The accoutrements must
emerged At cost to be dete, mined BY the pector
bldoers Will state explicitly the arsenal or ar.
senais where they propose to deliver, and the mum
II for more than one ''s-1 'o'
No bids win be considered from parties other
such as are known to the Department to be fully
proposed for. Each party obtaining Contract viii
ssrstss for its faithful fuIiiment. WIN approved
reject any al bid, i not deemed s.'isfacsory
a GEoEsE p R44sA1, Chief Of Ordnance. Wash
''n'', A'00a'rsnen's' GEO. D. RAMSAY, ~
&C g. TIL Sat, Tu st Brig Gen Chief of Ordnance.
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DENTISTRY.

II DENTISTRY,
OR. LxWIE Has removed to 242 Penn Avenue
TIVE doors above his former Office. Call A@@
and examine the Dr.'s New and I'm:
Teeth, which is far superior to any l1
other mode now in use. Also, Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms msderate in
all cases. II "
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1Setn, WHICH ID lar superior to any
other mode now In use. Also, Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms msderate In
all cases. = ne ii "
SIGESMOND k HAYWARD
N1W AND INPR0V1D INVlNT IOu
IN ID. s@H" OF 49,
ARTIFICIAL
GHEOPLASTEO BONE TEETH,
WI11ou4 N11AL PLATE or CLASPS,
DR. 3. b. sIausMoHD,
Bio BssG3Ssy, Nss, York, asd $50 Pss~ylvssis
sASsaxS. bsssssss l1th Asd lssh sss., WGsAsaston,
Calls the attention Of the public to The followins
AdvAntaSes OF his improved system:
/. The Teeth Of his manufacture VIII
ae ,E csroode nor change color. By any
20 teeth OF foots need b extrated. q the
- The roots VIII b made iaonenstvs, and never
{. No temporary tssth are nssdsd, - permanent
sns nasg.a s1gsss.ion Of tas es nsdsr the
T. Tha work has been f61ly tssted over i've
y:sl: BY many OF the Arst eAsmisN and pAysieians
d. g. has Also invented q. White undsstruess,,
metal aMins, With which the most sensitive teeth
can Be ausp without pair, and can bald ab per.
ssct sopna toQtA on any ode roots. vhish viil last
oAu and examine for yourself ,yss-n
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MoNlYi-MONlYLMONlYi -

~ AoN1Yt-MON1YEM 0N1Yt IN
II. K. WALSH co.. u
s LICENSED PAWNBRO1ERS,
210 6fR189, DIrwxxx METZ AID ElHfH.
are aoV prepersA TO make cash advanees in sums
o. from one dollar 70 ten thousAAa dollars on col.
lateral security, = IL n
LIBlRAL xGyANols win b made o. Ill kinds
Of nsal and Personal Property, Diamonds, Gold
Instrunsats. Hardware. Clothing, Ia. de-
Having had several years experience In
business in this city, and fsyorabiy known TO many
Of its citizens. confident that to IN who may
sntrust u with business " Win give satishetion.
L-a% II. X. WALSH q Co.
- Ism Licensed PaWnbrokera
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ls Now al over, and every ons can now look young
ana gay sssin AZ those WHO wish to change the
shade color Of the Hair should call and zet 4
bottle Of ROsM1LL WARNIRB oOIORffi0
IOk OOL0RIGG THE HAIR. It win certainly
cnange the Aais or Whisksrs to 3 beautiful Brown
ever. -"
simple that it can be applied by any one with bat
little troubi LEA and nitsogt entanFling the Hair.
Nc. 500 street, near 18th.
eeA.lm Bum. CAron
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~ k1ALS at all hoursa nd In every style.
Butt UF Rooms Tor rent. oc 6 I'm :
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TMzBcEAxrsi MrzEtsd.--A humber Of
The merchants Of Nashville met ysster-
day in Aldermen's Hall, pursuant to adj
journment, 70 hear the Reports of Com.
mittees appointed at previous meetings
to prepare memorial TO Secretary
CHASE, and to confer with Gov. Johnson
on the subject Of Tennessee currency.
In the absence of Mr.. Lyon, JAS. NJ.
HENDERSON, ESQ., was called to- the
Chair. w W. TOTEM, Esq, acted as
Secretary.
Mr.. CAMERON, on behalf of the Memo
rial Committee, submitted an ably writ
ten memorial, which was read and laid
on the table, the favorable action Of the
Cincinnati Convention in regard 70
wholesale trade at Nashville, reported
by Or Brownlow by telegraph, tender
ing further action unnecessary. The
Committee was discharged
The Committee appointed TO waitupon
Gov johnson, Eeported-1 e..
That the qoyerpOr would zee the Pres
ideuis and Directors ofsthe Banks, and
COUNSEL with them upoo the best mode Of
placing, their money upon a par with
United States money ;'and a>
That he iw6uld bbtain and publish a
atatcmcbtof the'toaditiop oftfo Banks
The rieetsng then adjourned, subject
TO call OF this Committee.
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ImnnLlnnf Iotne AInlY.

ARMY PAY DIGEST AND READY CALCU-
.LAroR; or RtdMtErAL PAY TABLE.
Compiled and Arranged by Major IL
WxnB Published by VAN NosTRAHD,
New York.
We have received through W. 7. BrE-
RY II Co of this city, a copy Of the abOYe
work II 10 neat volume OF 81 pages
octave, containing a synopsis of our mil I.
itary laws the Shook of Army Regula I
TONS ana General Orders" from, thS
War Department, from the commence
ment Of the rebellion. Every man in the
army should havesa copy. We predict
for il great run, second edition being
already in press. An officer with a copy
Of this work, will be independent Of the
Psymsstcr for information relative TO
his duties, for they are here pointed out
to him.
The price of the work is s. single
copy, with . liberal discount to the
trade, and the suffers who buy to vend in
oamps.'
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50 gelearaaA.
MIpNIeRT pEsPAToHRs


INV YoRK, Aug. l7.-Coiton 67I6
Stocks rampant prices higher. Cold
dull at 255s.
San FRANcsco, Aug. l5.-Extensive
gold mining regions have been discover
cd in San Francisco mountains, east Of
the Colorado river. Great emigration
toward the new location.
NEwBERN, n. c., August l7.-GenerAl
j. n. Palmer now commands the 18th
army corps, and has his headquarters
here. The Raleigh Standard denodnces
the treachery Of the Confederate Lords
and proposes to North Carolina to make
immediate overtures to the North for
peace.
FoRTREs5 MONROE, Aug. 1.-THE
steamer S. r. Spaulding arrived yester-
day. She left Morris Island on Friday
forenoon. On Thursday all the Mont
tors were stripped and prepared for &C
ton. Friday morning the Morris
Island batteries opened for an hour
or two. The Monitors didn't. fire
a shot, and as soon as the batteries
ceased they put up awnings No ex-
PLANTATION Of this movement is given.
Several shot struck Fort Sumter, causing
brick and mortar to fly proiusely. One of
our officers sent word that great battle
would come off Saturday or Sunday, and
that we should be victorious. -
New YoRT, Aug. 17.-Brigadier- Cen
eral Revere, of the Excelsior brigade, has
been dismissed for marching his brigade
three miles from the scene of action on
the morning Of the battle of Chancellors-
vile.
CuRo, Aug. 1I.-General Asboth has
been relieved by Gen. A. j Smith.
New York specials to the Tribune say
we may knock Sumter 10 pieces but it il
next TO impossible to batter down
Wagner
The Herald's dispatch says affairs in
front of the Army of the Potomac re-
main quiet. Picket firing has ceased
and both armies seem lethargic.~ There
is no large rebel force north of the Rap
pabanndck. There is the utmost de-
struction in the rebel army.
Our cavalry have checked MOSby ope-
,r9lons' -sIa r 8. ssurlsr nsu.
d Lees army is estimated at one hum
dred anditwenty 1five thousand, with 4
prospect o. twenty ave thousand more
Lee is organizing seven batteries o
artillery in the Shenandoah Valley.
Cen Dixs issued an address tellin,
the New Workers that he is prepared I,
repel all disturbances attending tn
draft next Wednesday.
NEwBERN, Aug. 7.-Reaolutions wer
adopted at meeting of every county il
the First and Second and parts of tn
Third and Fourth Congressional Dis
triots of North Carolina, asking Govern
ment to reinforce Union troops, and de
clsring the people absolved from furthe
obligations to sustain the ConfederAcy
and commencing the ability of the Ad
ministratiOn in the conduct of the war.
sr. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-Gen. OsterhOu
leaves to-day for his command i
Miss.
CAIRO, Aug. 17.-General Grant re
conimends to the authorities at Wash
ington TO open the cotton trade to a
loyal citizens, under proper restriction
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Tho Gallery OF Fino Arts

Corner of Union and College stree ls,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior facili-
ties for turning out hfe.like pictures,
from miniature up TO life-size; Carries
de Visite, in different varieties, with
landscape or campscene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
(which are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Major General ROsecrans, Rousseau,
Negley, Sheridan, and great many other
Feds and Confeds; Gen. Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride. Being connected
with several large business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining to
the fine arts.
Call at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens on exhibition.
Respectfully, CHAs. G. GIERs.
july26-1m
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Mashrille MAipb.
CoaaEorror- aro informed By

CORRECTION We are informed by
Col. WuEs, Provost Marshal General
that we did Col TRUEsDuL, late CHIEF
Of Police, injustice ia our issue Of Sun
day morning Col TEuEaDAlF has not
been arrested, aud no charges have been
preferred against him. What We stated,
was given a. "rumor :" aud it gives us
pleasure 10 correct il and relieve the
Colonel, as far as we can, from any inju-
rious impressions which we may have
been instrumental in making
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a ratFionc Tndtvidu4I of the DC
spised skace.

Some of those who are sneeting at the
patriotism of the c0lored race, and boast
log of their own, would have been taught
q wholesome lesson had they been pres
ent at one Of the provost mAfshaPs off.
ees Of this city yesterday.
As usual, there was large crowd of
persons present, aud long line of anx-
ious citizens waiting for their turns, hop
ing that by some good luck they might
be rejected, and thereby saved from FUR
nishing a substitute or shouldering the
musket for the Government. fr
When two or three were about TO leave
the surgeons rOom--grumbling because
he had done his duty, and thereby placed
them IN position where, perhaps for
the first time, theirs would be done 20
the Government which had so long and
well protected them-A poor, crippled
colOred man who had been drafted, came
up in turn for examination. lie stated
to the Board the fact of his disability,
but at the same time said, in rather a Sc
rious manner, 81 suppose you will have
TO exempt me on account of my lame
leg, DC" The surgeon proceeded to ex-
hAhAho AAAul anu bOOu AOuuu nc WAS III
deed such cripple that he wpuld be
forced to exempt him. Upon telling the
cOlored man he would have 10 exclude
him, be replied, well, cripple or no
cripple, if you won't allow me TO 20, |
want to send a substitute, for ii YOU
think l am not able, want somebody
10 aght for me, as l have been drafted
and at the same time produced his sub
stitute for the surgeon 90 examine, but
unfortunately the surgeon was forced to
decide that his substitute was also unfit
for military duty, Tie colored man
then for the first time seemed 10 be q
little down hearted, and after pausinq
for moment turned towards the door
and as he passed out, said, "Weu, I'll
get another if can, for Pm bound tc
send a substitute" And sure enough
in about an hour in he came bringing
with him one who now is at camp, proud
ly doing his duty as a soldier.-PhiLa
Press. ..,.-.--
Some of our Copperhead cotempora,
ries might learn lesson from the aboy,
incident.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 1.

GALLERY or THE CUMBERLAND, July 16
The commissioned officers Of the Army
of the Cumberland are requested to call
at No. 25 Cedar street opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur
ther particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named. July 30-1m.
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Marshal,s Sale.

Uot0d states versus 81 boxes a hloco p boxes of
Merchandise, casks of fraiH on ! can II Tur,ep.
tine, n bales Of Cotton Yarn, 7 kcg contents not
known, pAlH Scales bag of Spice, and uaIr Of
Beam scales,
Information No. li. histrict Court OF the United
states Cor thg District of Middle Tennessee
Is obedeHoo 20 an order % said Couft made iatbts
L cause, on The ath Gay N AuguEt, lao3 1 ain ssu
the above named properly, at Public Auction b tho
ghest bidder, tr Cash la hand, az the sorsuousr
ON che Public square, 10 Nash ilo occupied rumerIy
b. A J, Duncan o., On "Wednesday, he % dsg oil
september 1905, Sale % commence al ~ o'clock 90
that day F. GIA6COCK, C 81 n.
aUEll-lOt
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sp.lers Of shO array of the ounDer
May tire Rose Of England never blow,
Nay the Thistle Of scotland never grow,
May the Harp of ireland never play


May the Rose Of England never blow,
Nay the Thistle Of SCOTLAND never grow,
May the Harp of ireland never play
Untl the stars and stripes have won the day.
a & M. Landsberg & Co., on the South
side corner of the Square and Market
street, have on hand largo assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Triple and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and variety
of Yankee Notions, which we ofIor At
theloWest figures.
Come aud give us trial before puE-
chasing. - .s17
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Snail
Prof be. - f'N .llt'
" a, & NJ. LANDsGEae & Coz &
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Marshal's Sale.

Tho United States yersts six Boxes contracting To.
bacco and spun Cotton, sciye1 by " g. Br0Vulow,
Special Agent %. tle Treasury Department
Information No,-lt District Court OF the United
States .0s the District of Middle Icuuossoo
IN ob'dehce 20 an ORDER IT said Court made In tbs
I c8use an thu fth day OF August Is68 Twill sel tbe
above namcl pTopoty 4Ht Fuhlu AuC ion 90 the high
rst bidder g. Jah "a hand, on Monday, tho 3lst Jay
90 august, looa sale Go take place Ut the orehouse
oit lh- Public square n Nashville f.rrnery occupied
Al tun,an a 90 and ovomm nee 90 10 O'Clock, on
lly Day I.Jfeslid.
r. GIAsCOCK
harseal for sat DisifloI
aUsll-9Oy
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The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the, Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Nashville. that they are pre-
pared to furnish photographs superior
to any heretofore made in this city
Having fitted up our capacious Gallery,
far superior 20 any in the Southern
States, and also procured at great expense
the best practical Photographers that we
could procure in New York, Cincinnati
and ChicSgo, which compose one of the
most talented aud largest corps of Pho
tographers in the Department of the
Cumberland. We are prepared to exc
cute all kinds of work desired, with
dispatch, and at reasonable prices. We
would respectfully invite all those
DESTROYS of having Photographs to visit
our Gallery, where they will DO treated
with courtesy by us and all of our at
tachees. Please call, one and all, and
examine specimens Of Carries de Visite,
etc, ... Morse & PEAsLEE,
...-,.... Proprietors.
n. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs Of che
officers of the army. Duplicates can
be had by addressing Morse & Peaslee,
P. o. box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
july 30-1m.
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