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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Everybody.
A. & II, LANUSVERg

WHoLEsALE SUrLER sUPrLIsRs, COavxR
OF Public square and Market Street,
have just recei we'd from New York aud Bos-
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering at
wholesale 20 the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before the late increased taxos, which
they are anxious 10 close out at a small ad-
vance oB invoice cost. In addition % which
they beg 10 call attention 20 their largo
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part 0l
Cham paignes, Catawba, and Claret Wines.
Whiskey, Cogniac Brandy, Bittsrs, Gr,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, schnapps, &c. DC.
Stationery, white ard bud envelope. oil
sizes; fOOlscap, letter, and note paper Of ell
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of al descrip-
tiOns, furnishing goods, and a complets
stock Of Sutlers' Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters, Raisins, Mustard, sardines, Spices,
Soda, kc., &c.
pealers viii fnd IL 20 their interest 20 give
as q call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 70 the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market So.
AZ N. LANDsBERG. Jan29-3m
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CoUETEREmTs.--Inf0rma has been re-
csived by g. L. Barlow Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palmlnq on
on persons calling for DR.. Felloe'a Pink Cs-
rate an article Of their own manufactufe,
which they say il superior 70 The genuine.
We would advise all persons to get The
genuine, and should you requiro any Dledi-
cine for she Itch, kirg-Worm, Isstef. Or
any disease Of the skin, do rot su1ior any
'uuprineipied man % impose any cher
preparation on you, but get D.. Eslloc's
Pink Csrats, manufactured By G. l. siar-
vile, Tenn.
P. "a liberal discount msds g. desisrs.
Sent by mail 70 any address On Focoipt of
81 Il. Be suro that you gst the genuine.
asp14~E
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The New York Tribune Of the 18th
says the Internal Revenue for the
month Of January Just past amounted
to the enormous sum Of s31, 076, ,902 SO
over a million Of dollars a day, in
cluding Sunday And yet confessedly
the machinery for collecting this branch
Of the ration's income is imperfect and
undergoing change. Vast as is that
sum of internal revenue, daily and
monthly, how light a burden IS it
to the business Of this rich snd vigo-
rous nation And with what patriotic
cheerfuiness and acquiesenee the peo-
pie pay this tax TO preserve their nar
ton and to maintain democracy.
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FOHrsALR-A Brick Horse, VIII two rooms and
good ceilsr; lot 81 feet 'front.'. lTe deep, on sum-
ilerstreet, opposite Or chEs X Winston's.
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A letter has just been received at
the Navy Department, from Sir Viii
liam Armstrong, the well known En-
glish gunmaker, in which he urges the
Government to initiate the example Of
France and Russia, BY manufacturing
bis guns. To this piece Of scientific
impertinence, Capt Wise, Of the Ord
nance Department has written caustic
reply, in which he teils Sir William
that the Armstrong guns captured At
Fort Fisher afford Us the me'sns Of test
ing their supposed efficiency. Upon
these guns WAS found an inscription,
setting forth that they were present
from Sir William Armstrong 70 JEFF
Davis.
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D1.nanol - DYssrrrnr.--We - -

DIARRHoA AED DYssETERT.--Wo haVo sZ-
aninod q great number Of letters nom sons
Of the most prominont citizsns in llucin-
natl and C0giugton, ste., speaking IA tho
highest terms of Dr.. SLickiaEu's Ante
Cholera MIXTURE for the cure Of DiaTfa0l
and Dyssntery. The letters are zoo long 70
publish. Mr.. Woeds, Of COV.nglsu, says
he wss pronounced incurabls - the bees
doctors ia Cincinnati, and enc bottle of D.
stric xiand's Anti-CholeTa Mixture Effected
q pormanoat cure, alseT suffering i9r moniha
With tha worst ioFm % DiarFh0sa aud u'ys-
entory. AZ 2o-tg y Wta-iy
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waslss.-To go - go. -.

ron sALE-TIouss sud Lotca North Vine street,
opposite Wilson's Spling. Lot SxlT0. lTice
Szlo9. Apply 10 .tafl - Is. &. eCONEIA
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Louisville RailrOad-Change OF Time.

Howell Cobb, of Georgia, some years
ago, wrote to 8 prominent citizen of
Tennessee, saying, amongst other
things-"f you were to rake hell with
q drag net you could not find worse
set of scoundrels than the secessionists
and disunionists Of the South" Cobb
was then an honest, straightforward
Union man. But in 1861, he aposta-
tized from his faith, and threw himself
into the arms of the disunion scoun-
drels. The following letter, which he
wrote to Jake Thompson in June, 1861,
will show the delusions under which
he labored. The letter was found on
the premises of Thompson, at Oxford,
Miss, last fall when his house was
burnt in retaliation for the destruction
of the residence of Hon. Montgomery
Blair.
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A Broker,s Omee-sot a Banki

C. n. Ordway has removed 10 No.
North College street, next door h the Fir
National Bank. lie confines himself ex-
clusively to a Brokers business, buys g.
sells G0id and Silger and az kinds of o.
eitrrCnt Money; and pays the highest prices
for GoUcrHHcnt Vouchers, Mztilatcd Notes
dc.
Office open at A. NJ, aud our friend
THos. 3. SAMPLE remains there eli 10 p. NJ
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish to make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb 1, 1s55-5m.
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Largest SAC or the Seasnn.

Extensive Sale Of Fresh and SeusonaJls
Goods, a'aounting % $4,000, % closs a
Concern.
We viii commence on Monday morninT
the 9th inst, at 10 O'clock, and continue
until the entire stock (Of ID. II. startsman,
No, IL Cedar streetl is closed ont. It con
sists in part Of the following Every variety
Of Genlemen's Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, Cutlery, Cigars, Tobacco. all kinda OF
Canned Fruits, large and general assort-
ment Of Suffers Goods, ETC, etc.
Also, the show cases. mirrors and store
fixtures belonging to the establishment.
The unexpired lease Of the store viii Be
sold at the same time, By
GEo. SE1ELDs & Co.,
looz5-u Auctioneera.
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AIhEhoy VA uAzO ADf AOCAs
Dear Thompson did not write to you
from Montgomery, because / never felt
that there was anything of sufficient
interest to write about.
There are many specalatiOns about
the length of the war. As l was so
much at fault in my predictions that
there would be no war, | suppose my
predictions about its duration will go
for very little, at least l should say so
myself Still, am certain the aOdr i0iH
Be short one The efforts of the Lin
colnites will be to overwhelm us with
their superior numbers in a short cam
paign; and failing in that, as they
must fail, the war will soon come to
an end-that is, active hostilities-
though it may take some time for
a formal recognition and settle
ment. 1t is impossible for the United
States Treasury to hold out for a pro
tracted war, and see they begin al
ready to talk about United States
Bank-that panacea for hopeless treas
ury bankruptcy, have written an ar
ticIe on the financial resources of the
two governmental, aud viii send you a
COPY Of the Banner containing it, If
YOU think it worth it, you can give 1t
circulation in your papers, as the figures
may be interesting to our friends. In
this State the planters will sell two
thirds of their cotton for Confederate
bonds and treasury notes, and with that
spirit in the country we can keep up
the war forever. Besides our people are
absolutely demanding direct taxation.
1t exceeds anything / ever expected
the universal spirit among all classes to
give men and money without stunt to
the defence of the country. | believe
honestly that Georgia alone could and
would, If necessary, defend the whole
Confederate States. am about to 60
into service, in fact, leave here in the
morning for Richmond to tender TO
Davis q regiment for the war If he ac-
cepts and give us arms, shall be in the
field in a few weeks, | could raise IN
thirty days brigade or even q division
from any old district. This, too, was
the Union section Of the State, and it
was to arouse them that | putin myself
The result is very gratifying. Mrs Cobb
received this morning most accepta-
bic letter from Mrs Thompson, which
she will answer soon. shall probably
meet Macon whilst in Virginia. If l
20 in his neighborhood, l shall certain
ly hunt him up
Mrs. c. writes IN the kindest remem-
branoes to Mrs. Thompson and your
self Your friend,
Howell C0BB
P. ST. wrote q long letter TO old
Buck, but he never answered it Isup-
pose he was not willing to correspond
with rebels and traitors.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1868.
Saasllrille Mnjoll,
81. OAMKROg : CO.. PabIIahers.
FRIpAY, FEBRUARY "a, Is65.

58- The UNION has the largest circula-
ton Of any Newspaper in Tennessee. Its
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
gs8- The NAsEvILLR UNION has been
awarded the publication Of the List Of In
eslled-for Letters for the year 1895, By the
Postmaster of this city, the UNION having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lishsd within this postal district.
Gs8- LlsT OF LETTERs.--The list OF letters
remaining uncalled for in the Post-ofiee,
published officially in the columns Of the
NAsHv1LLE UNIcS, can be consulted in the
Business Ofics of the USIoS. It will be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
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To the UsmarTlsd.

GRACE yAA EVERY. THE GETfEn clsis-
~ Fo3aat alid futgrsf, ear, ~ tie q o t1a
A1fcs-ogs. pfcdaee pfFlecl Eenesa # y1lr "a
turs paftuers b az ~ dalsg tEe happY sre1t.
ifasiinE ira O. Of riaracfers oocs4afioa, Has-lef
fleii - poor 31ft once Hdlo 3. all ef1ss F1lul-
be ntorualou. Il - irps
sead by rnail. Prepaid. Ons Doiiars sod He'd
stamp, ssh faii eeacur4aa * SouFsef, ang
vi rai1rn the hkenss1 gizh tte 1aose ia.0ra11-
tl1n- Address
GRACE vAS EVERY,
lstls. dA9arae P. Q bsAHef 80. nego.s q 81.
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JohnsOnvilIe.
UYE ARE NOW OFFERING EoR SALE. oyei
W $50 Bailding Lotss IA the
City Of Johnsonville,

published plEa Of which can Be seen at oar otics.
and Il the tfincual Hetes, and other pnhe places,
d taia cify BeinK eliglbsy located oa the East
tszk Il tbs 1ennessse river. fso niles from -
mouth. and a. the terminus q fhe Nashylile H1a
HdrthF hFestern Railrosd, stance Of o. sles from
shal City surrounded, - y =, - ren sna pro-
dfictive sssntry and being IN almost constant fiFnr
cors,naupics.ion s.th fneuT 81 ne uost important
csss.rasscial ciflas of he Hoftn sad s0athNest.
must nr 20 distant dzys oscorue acliy 81 Fsst Dsl-
nsns ifuu0rfanzsa an1k 40 Opportunity f0f q SAFE
and pgeftatse frvest1nent, u but seldom o1ered.
We are the sols aeanss oF the sac q ioa ane Nre
faliy autnexissd asd empowered % EfN7t uasa g
Apply . v. MkTT. BRowE 90. Ag..
naxs&-a M a aheEy Hsoel,
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Some kind little milliners have, out
Of their acant earnings. subscribed. We
observe, ia aid Of the victims At War
saw. This is, Indeed, pretty alastr1-
ton of the needle being true % the
Pole. --Hews sFsslra1k
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$500 Reward.

EYE WILL eIvs To Any one PEoDUcIEa
w sure, speedy aai r. c1fe ~ souor-
Fhfa ard Chanera 81 ne w ser Z % suy eiiress "a
the FgcEfpt ~ tan ceif Eu=tlx1 af1r seitlf 45 fr
the f1rrnsr cr so iof tne issr. Neser M 81 cure
male az feh1als 80 frsfn ~ 81 fea daFF. Hryh
Asdraaf Naa- IA bEt5E a DfhOYFA
fe8fs--9n tfN4 EflHsf SIS Detrot Nf4h
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A considerable amount OF Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and we can sell Eouses ana Lots
in Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neghDorhood OF Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prices, Plantations in counties in
Middle Tennessees. sone Of them good Cotton
fsrms, for sale. Nam.
4. naytal--ff
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10 aII VVhom 4 NAY concern

4 HAFE BEEN puIsx APPOINTED RRcETyER
Il q tas esssts q ths late firm q TFabus Lafua
- tne Dniled States Crcuit Court Tor fl,e Nisdls
District n lounessee- All persons tideltel eDssia
late rn Nsil 1nd q t1 Their nierets - settle their
accounts siih me without suiL and thereby ayeid
cost once, Cedar street, cna door below SUMNER
jauSi-lare r. MgP. Smith.
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-Eo 81.
A informal on having been fled in the District
"a Courf of the United states for the Midds Dis
tFict Of u nnessee, on February 90 1885 by Horace
H. Harrsen, ESQ, Attorney of the United States
for District a. all the estate and property
moneys stocks and credits of John 4. McEeFrln,
late r sald District, the same being particularly
enumerated in said Information, ard against all
persons lawfully intervening their interest there-
in, alleging tat said propsity had been sc zed IN
sad District on land as forfeited 70 the Unlted
States, be@ause said Nc Ferrin sfsr the expirat on
81 the sixty DAYS Of grace gwen by the Presidents
Proclamation Of Jelly Is. 1862, issued IN pursuance
81 an act Of Congress, approved July II, ls62 md
emitted 'an act 70 suppress resurrection, to punish
treason and rebellion, 70 seizs and coniscste the
property Of r. bells, and ior other PURPOSES con-
tuued 70 sid and sbet the nsurrecGon and rebel.
Ion Ggunst the Government Of thu United states
then and now existing, praying for the uansl pro.
cess.
Nov, therefore, pursuant to the Monitor Of said
Cout hereby kiye public warning 70 all persons
interested 10 tad properly to appear before ssld
Court on the Sd Monday IN April, ls65, At the Fed
eral Court Room in the Cspi al st Nashville then
snd theirs % propound their claims and make their
alleFstions IN that behalf
EDWIN r. GLAscoCK.
Marshal Of the Middle District q tennessee
. -
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NeH Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety ef Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prisss At T0tten's 40. y Col
iege street.
jan22-tf.
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nKSE AfsEcks OK THE rgEEs-
IL N0Uz, SEMINAL, URINARY AND k}a1aAl OtAla
of lha HOW AID A280CIATIoh-~sans 81 taesl b
sealad lsster envalopsa. free q ehaxRa. AddTaszs
pr. J. HKII4LIh H0uaHIQN. Eosard AssoaAeltn,
No. 3. 8oath NlEfh-strest. Fhila6alphlss p
A. f7--ls
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

FlO CLOSE BUSINESS AT no. Il CEDAR 81
/ laFze iog &C Afalasry sad Citizens Clotninss
Sworas Sc, a. Eeii Is 81 kinds of NctenAs ssn-
ned Friita. Cheese. Chssnuts. dc-s g. lover tAaH
q anY other place II ne city.
good business iocahoa as pkft or al of te slocA -
icF sale, With 4he l,lrnit1rep4 tae stores
Husers wa cersainly Ind Il - their advantage .
cal on d H. sTARTsAAHs n
isnS!-a No. II CedHr Ftrse&. Il
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Dsvidson county, gives spe-
ca attention to the examination Of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyanee, Lease, and other
Legal documents -
We deem It unnecessary, IN this community, to
say tnat Mr. Garrett is the best examiner Of titles
and writer OF Deeds in Tennessee For twenty
years he was fixture at our Court house, twelve
Of which he served as Register of the county, BY
election at the hands Of the people. His careful
faithful, and exact manner Of doing business is
well known and We eheerfuliy recommend him TO
all those who may have any thing In his line to
transact. NAM.
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Bhls. Alcohol, es per cent.
3" Is per cent.
Proof Spirits.
5 "a F1tt's Whisky pure for med. purposes
(" Pnre French Brandy,
f" Holland Gis.
Pure Peri, saAeiga, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by kWIH PENDLETOM
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NO. 275
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Private sale.

At private sale, q large ccnsigrment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Dry Goods, &c. &C low
figures. ESQ. sHrErDs 4 10
ieoZS-9t 23 College street
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NEW FIRM.

VETE RESPECTFULLY DIRECT TIE ATIEN.
W ton Of Suilers and other Retail Desisr3 70
our large stock Ct Stationery and Notions, which
we offer at the very lowest possiiis prices. As w
we are not afflicted gith high rents nor any other
heavy expen-e, enabled 70 sell a. pr es that
defy Gem petition. Try US and see
G. q JONES q Co.
No So BIoad St, between college ana Cherry.
feb2l-iWe
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RITTERs.
NUNDRTns.


Is Kegs Soda, Bb. BlEestone,
Cask Maccaboy SNUFF l a Cudbear,
Bids. EPSON saita, 100 Lhe. cocsineal,
Dutch Madder, Bhis- Cream Tartar,
go I.ls best Indigo. Birthstone,
Blls. C,cpppras. 2 q Flour sulphur
For sale low, BY EWlN PESDL-EIOE.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort OF Com
nnercial transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negodated aud faithfully attended to.
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M0RsE is the first 70 introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every boey that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery Of the Gambler
land" and Judge for yourself oi4.tt
sHyAgTED-AGEaT8 FOH TIE 81 RISE AID
" spH-lhs moss interesting and eze az
fcax ever Batliss ed sultraeirg The aiEeafaraa ~
q woua1 10 tDo pnl0n army a. Nnfsa, rc1ul aasl
suv Giving meet rifId inner p-eflra Cl tae aar.
~. nfsled and disaEied taneerf aad eellefs ta
want 81 pFDhtatls smrioyuert vi hfa 3 peru-
harry adaptefi 70 their e6natloa. JIEEs Eho8
a 90 ~ Nan street, Clnfzanti-, Ono.
.angl-5udEHe
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this ofiee State, County,
and Railroad Bonds !; Bank, Bridge, and Reilrosd
Stocks sold as per order from customers.
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ouartermsster's Vouchers.

MELON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase Quartermasters Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Eashville City officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
willie City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
POst Master, Nashville, Tennsssee.
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OILS.
vARNIsHEs.

BIDS. oopsl Varnish, ! Btl Japan ysrnish,
Coach Flowing
One barrel Flowing vsrnish,
One baarti Black Lesther.
For sale low, by EwIN 4 PENDLETON.
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Green + Green have purchased OF Jss.
A. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and viii close IL out at cost 10 make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. 43 CoLtFgE Sraerr.
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co.

ONg Or BOTH OF Us TO Pc FOUND on
Z business at the UNIJN BANK, on College st.
WRi. S. EAKIN,
fsb22-3m SAML KINKADE
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Partnership Notice.

THE TERM OF BENJAMIN CHANDLER's Co
partnership having expired with Cameron,
e}rier Co., he rstires, the hrm having purchased
his interest The business viii be earned On under
the same style as heretofore, us. Cameron, GTier
sflo feb2-tf
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FOR sAIE--A Farm Of 1s51< acres. mica from
Eashyilie near the Gsllstin pike, 3 large 2-story
stone bcuse IN good repair, splenaid cellar nnaef
the whole house, new frsfne kitchen Rnd -cabins
good smoke, slable and buoy houses, corn CRIB
never falling spring covered with good rock
sprina houae; 90 acres IN clover, the htst cutting
land Is All good. 1imueF enough Tor hre-woods
Terms
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HAYING PURCHASED THE ABOVE WELL
II known establishment, we would say to its old
customers, and the public generally, that we have
one of the
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Eor satr-A Brick House. having two nice rooms
antl good eelisr. Lot sixlz9. Ca Sutnmcr street
corner Of Mulberry, ocpcsite Or C. X. Winsfon's
This - very eligible Lot, and worthy of stlen-
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fOR ssLE~T'he tEo exceedingly desirable Store
Lsmsden's, running through Ia Front street.
commanding Fronts pp two important street,
These Ene stores are Eorthy the atteaEon Of men
Of barge business capacity.
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Il. g. SCoVEL,

cornsr capital Avenue and PARK Street, opposiie
East front o. State CApitei.
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Fer R4nt. "A sxery desirable Farm of - Acres Of
p f1ch sfsnd all ltllatAe, good or gsrden or tie
growth al grasses fne spring eoee % the hotlse,
aud harm. Taree miles nom Nashville, near Jos
Nsul1's, the Frankln.Pke. high, healthy
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F. COMMERCIAL.
vrw t,ars.sg, tuesday morning, August .

NEw ORLEANS, Tuesday Morning, August %.
CorroN--Market quiet and demand limited and
we now quote ordinary at 30ls3c.. good ordi-
nary at 3tG137c., low midding at 3914Ic., snd
midaliag at 42a44c. The stock On band and on
shipbeard, not cleared, IL ,l56 bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssgs-The market is we'll sup.
piled, but there ia only limited retail demand
at previous prices few hhds. Louisiana Sugar
sold at lie. per % for common, 10 for fair, and
Ice. for prime, and 80 bbls. ordinary Louisiana,
old MoIasses, at II 19c Yer gallon.
WEgrERE PBcDUCE-The market is quiet and rn-
changed. There is fair business doing in store
in retail way, but very few sales Of round lots
are being made on the landing. The sales com.
prise 1900 bills Flour, of which 100 low extra at
SO Is, 100, 100 and 100 good 10 choice extra at
Oil so, $50 very choice extra at Si9. and 800 bills
in retail lots from store at 50 for superne so 50
for medium extra and $ll so for choice do: 10
bales prime Western Hay at $50, - do. at $3l per
ton, 600 sacks prime Bran at 81 per 100 IDS. 100
sacks inferior new Oats at 45c 200 do. good new
Oats at Soc, and 175 prime old do. at 6Oc. per
hushsl.
BALSG STUEFs-Indis Bagging In rolls is retail
ing Mt 2356. ard in bales Csc. % yard Bale Rope
st 15ADlbe, and Irvine ut 2Sc. p b. Iron Ties
are retailing at l2a. % %.
CoFPEE-Rio Is retailing at 3i@3l1Sc. ~ d.. AS
In quality.