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CALiBoRa1A WINEs AND BRANDIEs. Albeit we
have been strong advocates of water, and still ad-
voeate the introduction, of plentiful supply Of
water for the general uses of the citizens of Nor
folk still we are ,,ot much opposed, the impor
tation of fne wines and brandies; particularly
when these liquors are natives to the SOIL And
we have been induced to make this admission be-
cause many persons might suppose that we had
determined to go our length on water and never
crook our elbow for wine or brandy. We haze
crooked our elbow and taken >long-smeu OF
the native brandy furnished by Messrs. Henry p.
Worcester 4 Co., No. IL Campbell's wharf; and
we have smacked our lips over the cold Port"
which claims California for its maternal relative,
and the irresistible conclusion is, that it is as far
ahead of the pump-water, that the parochial bea-
dies of this city, introducing, as was the nee
tar of the gods above the receding tide that Tan
talus could never reach. .YAa 45uRa
But in sober earnestness, Messrs. Worcester Il
Co., have placed on our table bottle each of Cali
fornia wine and brandy, which as rich, as mel
low and ashighly with the juice Of the
grape, as ever the imported article was and our
Senior, who had tasted wine, and brandy too,
before yesterday, pronounces it all that the con-
noisssur could possibly desire.
The enterprising firm to whom We are indebted,
and to whom we make ouribest editorial bow, are
the agents of these wines and brandies, and keep
full supply Of them on hand at their store, From
them we learn that all over the country, the ad-
vent of these wines has been hailed with pleasure
by all thinking minds, as they recognized in them
another element of National strength. Califor-
mia has within her borders five millions of acres
well adapted for the vine culture. In this ares of
territory will be found variety of Kclimate and
soil sufficient to produce wines similar to the most
popular and best varieties Of Europe, besides some
brands peculiar only to California. To deYelope
these advantages and protect the trne interests Of
our common country, is the duty as we'll as the
pleasure Of all good men, and to them, We COM
mend these native liquors, s q ~ = .ka
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NOTICE TO GAS CoNsUMERs.

The GAS WORKS having been restored to the
Company on the 9Th instant, and final settlement
of accounts made this date, notice is hereby given
that the price will be the heretofore, viz:
So per Thousand Cubic Feet, or SIS per Thou
sand, if paid from the lst to the 9Th of each
month Consumers will please call at the Gas
Compsny's Office, No. Al Bank street, between
those dates, when their bills will be ready.
The military authorities having turned over to
the Company, in settlement all the uncoected
bills, parties owing back bills will please call and
pay the same promptly. l573l5.l @td
c. s. ALLMAND, President.
j. H. DAWSON, Secretary. @
Norfolk, Aug. "a, 1865 ''n au26-lw
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PKRsosAL. = We are. grati6ed to see that our for
mer young townsman W. W. Colwell, has been APP
pointed Purser of the steamship Abermale. Many
Of our readers will remember Mr. Colwell as
formerly connected with the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HoTEL-NoRFoLK, Va, Aug. rs.
Mrs. Buskely, Richmond; Jonathan Praeson
and family, Indiana; Thomas F. Owens, Virginia;
James A. Faltanka, Boston; T.. H. Sharp, N. G.;
j. Dilles. Penn; Mrs Cobb, Elizabeth City; Jos.
Addington, Norfolk, Va; Lieut. Robert Rilker,
Roanoke Island
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TaR PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We have the. best au-
thority for stating that the public Schools of the
City Of Norfolk, will be resumed between the
fifteenth of September and the first of October,
and we congratulate the good people of our City
on the fact. The School Commissioners have re-
Gently elected Ex-Mayor VIM. Lamb, President
Of their Board, and Hon. Thos. G. Tabb, Super
intendant The high position the Board, and the
Superintendent occupy, as gentlemen Of public
spirit and rare intelligence, give the very best as
surancs that these Schools are to be opened under
the most favorable. auspices. The worthy gen
tleman who has again been called to fill th impor-
tant position of Superintendent, is, and has ever
been, one of the warmest advocates of education,
and the members of that Board which has thus re-
called him. are not behind him in their desire to
diffuse knowledge. Under their auspices the Pub
lie Schools of this City are destined to be power
full levers in directing the futursof this City and
the rising generation Of Norfolk will ever have
cause to be thankful fol, ther, establishment and
successful management. " s5iH ~ 81
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. "a, 1865.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. "a, 1865.
To the Citizens of Portsmouth. Norfolk and vi-
entity 81 .,..s ..,,l5.,f,isg az a.. -.
The undersigned having procured the we'll
known and justly popular Institute formerly
occupied by Professor N. B. Webster, he purposes
opening MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL, in
which will be taught all the English Branches and
Latin and French. r .f.,t5 r s,a y
Special attention will be paid to Spelling,
Reading and Writing. No pupil will be allowed
to enter upon any study unless he or she be thor
oughly prepared. ftssnj;.sf saII;.5 r.st mar
TBRMs-From So to So per month, according to
the advancement of the pupil For Latin and
French extra charges will be made. No pupil
will be received for a less time than session Of
five months, payable monthly. 5I
He respectfully solicits the patronage of the
public. u.-I GEO. D. PARKER.
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name we could not learn, was slightly wounded
by one OF the Military Police in Portsmouth yes
terday, for resisting his arrest, the soldier was
reinforced and the negro went under. S}a
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HoME EMrRRpaIsE.-W have had our atten-
ton called to piece Of domestic cloth manufac-
tured by the Misses Bradbury, the charming
daughters Of Capt Bradbury of Norfolk County.
The fact, that the intelligent and refined daugh-
tiers OF Old Norfolk County, can with their own
hands produce such evidence of their skill in
domestic affairs, speaks volumes. i.93
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r CORDS SPECIFIC ll REMEDY
RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RIOORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.

The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, DISTINCTIONS
of Urine, Gravel Chronic and Acute Gonorrhea,
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
of the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FE-
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
mated, and no matter Of how long standing. ~
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, and by t.l.
NJ A. & C, A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
B. W. CONANT d CO., Portsmouth, Va,
Sole agents fer the u. States and Canadas
au28-ly so .t5fy .-r-.- s.,.5.-,.,t ,t.
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SEND THEM IN.-When one inaugurates bust
ness enterprise be the trade profession what it
may, the first step ofimportancet to himis to make
the fact known 70 the public. It is conceded that
the best and most direct form by which notoriety
may be obtained is through; the medium Of the
press, by advertising. Printers ink has made the
fortunes of more men, than any other agency I'M
der heaven. The DAY Book, with its large and
daily increasing circulation, now offers the best
and most favorable means Of reaching the mass Of
the people, Our circulation is now greater than
any other paper published inthis section Of coun-
try and in afew days more, viii, owing to the
reduced price, be greater than all Others combined
Send in your advertisements; You cannot thrive
if you do not advertise your business Every man
has as much as he can do oprosecute his business
calling and read the paper, We offer splendid
facilities to all who wish to advertise their busi-
ness or professional notices. Send them in.
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IKE CORPORATION CoURr will commence
regular session on Monday morning next. Is d.
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BY r. F. Ferguson.

A UCTION SALE.-Our regular SATUR-
~ DAYS SALE will take place, usual, at
81 O'Clock, in front of my store Among many
other articles, would name: a... .. i-t
Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs,
z Tables, Crockery, &C., &C.,
10000 Cigars, various brands.
b.. $50 pair Ladies' Caters.
20 &c Misses Boots Every SUPERIOR.
rs SO Brogans.
30 g Mems Uppers. t...a..,. ..
ALSO, .--r. .-... ~.
Several fine Horses, <aE I'm ...5...
2 Mules, b. ar t......
Mule Wagon (for Wood,
l very fine Buggy,
l four-wheel Carriage, -.
Several Jersey Wagons.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer
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NORFOLK BUILDING FUND AS
COLLEGIATE Institute
~ f POPfNYnOufh. Va 49,.

v le Portsmouth, Va. a5i5az @.ss.5 :
The Twelfth Scholastic Year of this Institute
will commence on MONDAY, September 4, 1865,
under the direction of G. d. PARKER, Esq, a
graduate of the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. From the well known abilities Of
Mr.. Parker, his excellent Scholastic attachments
and successful experience Teacher have
every confidence that he will sustain the reputa-
ton of the Collegiate Institute, and hope he will
receive the liberal patronage extended to me in
former years. f5 N. b. WEBSTER.
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MAYORS CoURT, Norfolk, Hon. T. G. Tabb pre-
siding. .ssSsiif,f y,ls''..,5..,
1.-Two cases for violation of the ordinaces came
up yesterday morning. One was dismissed, and
the other laid over until this morning.
The application for bail for VIM. Travers, who
had been committed for an assault with intent to
kill, was renewed b5sthe counsel for the accused
Able and interesting arguments were delivered on
both sides. The Mayor not only refused to bail
the prisoner, but sent him on to the Corporation
Court, to be examined for attempt to Kali This,
Of course, results in his discharge, since no evil
dence yet brought forward shows any attempt to
commit murder s9i go. fAd iis'aie'l aal ,5a. .
4, Sharp and Dufield for the defence; Buttz for
the prosecution. '''4 2 70. II t b"s sdj
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iCURE CURE FOR
A G UE AND FEfVl q Il

No one need suffer from this disease, now that
the cure can be had at comparatively small cost.
It is well known that Fever and Ague are the
foundation of many other diseased. Hence the
necessity of at once procuring FIrzaRRALD's valu-
able Fever and Ague Medicine btA
For sale, wholesale and retail, by sT'ssb
HENRY FITZGERALD, adj
No. II Campbell's Wharf, Norfolk, Va.
au21-1m* ''-s sfr1 aaus
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TINE CHEWING AND SMOKING
II ~ 5f.l,-y TOBACCO.
James Thomas, Jr.'s Rose Bud and other cele-
brated choice brands Chewing Tobacco Killicki-
Smoking Tobacco, on consignment and for sale
by GEORGE r. WILSON,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
au5-tf No. IL Campbelrs wharf.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AuctiOn.-The following property will be
sold, on the premises, at public auction, WE'D
NESDAY, August 80, 1865:
AT 101< O'CLOCK, A. NJ ...
The Brick House and Lot, on the Southeastern
seven rooms, out-kitchen, cistern of good water,
wood house, &C., &c.
q AT liz O'CLOCK, A. M.
The Frame House, and Lot No. 10, South Cum
berland street, fronting 2715 feet on Cumberland
street, and running back 144 feet.
AND AT 121x O'CLOCK, P. M. ss
Taht valuable Lot, fronting so feet on Union
street, and running up Reids lane 200 feet, i'm
proved by large Brick House, containing eight
rooms, hall, &C., &C., and further improved by
SOAP FACTORY, with its fixtures complete
stables. &c, &c, SHAW T. ROBERTS,
au22-tds Auctioneers
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MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth, Justice Tucker
presiding. -''a p ''Ss 3s' iAi2sa baa t'35'J
Application was made for warrant for the ar :
rest of Raney Reece, unbleached, who was
charged with providing against cold weather by
stealing cloak from Emma Dyson, also un-
bleached. The cloak was valued at twenty dol
lars, The warrant was issued, and it is presumed
that Raney will make his appearance to-day.
Harriet Ann Whiting, unbleached, was arrested
on aeharge of beating Malissa Jane Parmature,
bleached. Harriet was sent before the military.
Lewis Billups, unbleached, was arrested on a
charge of coming the "drop game" over l.. G.
Tyson, bleached, and Edward Wright, un-
bleached. It appears that Lewis has g done - the
parties out of eight dollars by some means in
which their cupidity was excited. [Moral--never
bet your money unless you are sure to win.
Lewis went upto the military. 4.l -eGi -
| One or two actions for debt closed the docket.
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DRICK TENEMENT AND
ON oA

II LOT at Auction.
I will sell at public auction on Tuesday, goth
instant at IL o'clock M, in front of the premises,
street, above Butte. . .,..-4,r ..t.
The Lot is l6xlO1 feet, and the House has four
Rooms, and will make a comfortable residence for
a small family. Terms cash. --.
F. F. FERGUSON,
au24 Auctioneer
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IWRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
I.yHl3His. Insurance.
II j. C. D f M N G, AGENT
New York Life Insurance Company,
ss,,sis i7sa'e1 NEW YORK. sGd.l-.f
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
t NEW HAVEN.
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance,
- = ,..sls Co., N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
3" BALTIMORE
Mutual Fire Assurance society,
VIRGINIA. w.
Gag- Life Policies, Fire Policies ON Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates. ---.-
A9s J.. C. DEFINING, Agent,
ea Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
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and one of them will leave Higgins Wharf, Nor
folk, every Wednesday and Saturday at IL NJ for
Philadelphia. t# ut
For freight or passage apply to
THOS. P. CROWELL Il CO.,
Higgins Wharf, or No. Campbell's Wharf,
au26-tf -Aa 81 Norfolk, Va.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-15

The termination Of a sanguinary contest which
foT he past tour years has presented an tnsszahe
barrier 70 al soeui OF commercial futercourse be
tween the tive great sections Of our country, hav.
irg a. iength happily cleared aWay an ohstscles 10
rer eFs % those relations Whicu fofp,eriV foIfna
rs together N y ireterna union, lake the esThest
opporiui 10y afforded me BY this ausp cious evepf.
Il erect my Southern friends. anu 10 sojicit nom
tuem 8 renewal OF that excessive business Gomez
ton which for uuartrroi acentury has been min
ter1upted ave ty TIE great ruhic calamity 70
M Il scarcely necessary, on the threshold Oh a I'm.
sfnaqs re uuion, should repeat the warning 80 o.
Ten gwen to my irieads~to oeWare OF al those spu
mon. and dettcrr as conpounus which. nnder the
er,o.,iors and false titles Of Imported Vines Rran.
,s,rs ssiard e;n, lhquois, A., have teen equaIly
sestructive the health o. our citizens pr iodi-
cal o. che Interests Of the legitin'ate Importer.
Nsov wears 81 my past hie have been expended
in a. omen ana csndhd nftempi % expose these
,rbriesiie fssudss no time nor expense has been
r,srss 20 accomplish tbs fauiary purTcse, and y
pact beio7e my tiena. and ne lulae seaeI,.ii y
p ne lowest possible lnarkst puce, and IN such
5000 tsee IS N rht sut their convenience, truly
Genuine irnpofte1 Srtlcie
I,-eriy i've years business trsusactions WITH th'
i--s.st e,a most respectable exporting houses u
t-s,,s end t;reai Rntain have afforded me unsur
,,ss-ed -iasihttes tor Supplying ouE home nlarkf
ifh wines. lsoaogs, ana Lidnures OF the best anc
,,,sf .5ylbratet brands 10 Eurupe. 10 add tlen u
my own dlsullsIy IN Hollasa Tor the n'anli'7''
oil she s-SchiedEn ecnappa-
Ire latter, 20 long tested and approved y ~
r,e5l-ai Faculties 81 TIE unitsd states. West indis
aad south AneTiea as 81 insaiqat-c lnetale...,e
i vTloIe~osre pleasant, ard periesty safe beyeIag
IN "a elnaies and during al seasons qilicky *
cited the cupidty q the home mar q aciitri- ~.
veuliprs OF spurious article under TIE same nae
trust THAI / ilsse, after much SOL sna e1peass
surrounded an my importaqons Nd seekl.i1
anl d'recaons uhi6h alih ordinary circlIll. l'ei
vii insure her delivery, ~ / feceive taen non
Europe, g. AZ my ca. tclrers-
souid however reccnlInsnd 2 ali 60. i -. -
pot = Beaver $ neet, New YORK. OF thst piifen-se
I T. made Of nay accredited agents.
Ia adaition 10 q large etcck 81 Wiues, hraneie'
a., IL weed, have considerable supply q ~
tired foreign wines, ernf Tracing T1taAee q ma
/ past years, hoitied up bsiora Tie oommeacsr .el
I 81 the var, shich I can especially recommend
/ al counoisseurs 81 these rare iuxuries.
/ IN conclusion, I Wouid specially call The early q
ienilcn q any southern eust neFs % abe - tantss
% he derived By transmitting their orders aliho.
I loEs 81 time, cr calling personally IS ne Depot
ordcf % insure t1e il1lment Of thsIr Gfe1a MOI
che Flesehi laTRs and vel selected aas1Ituene
- up0LPHo WOLFE,
e BssFsE Street, New ToFk.
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vs. do not profess 70 be ths only Physi-
elan in She city, " who may Be found At his
ofice at all bours, day Or night = nor do
We, in Offering our services - The invalid,
desire to recommend ouruolf Ia preferences
% other equally wen established sid ex-
pefieneed physieiana; nor DO No pre-
END 70 Be inisliibie, or the only nan ca
pablo Of curing The various diseases men
tionsd in our general advertisement. We
Do not claim the possession Of any t5ondcr-
ri sccrsf rcsisaics, Or Extraordinary dfrcs-
eble treatment o. P1lliafiues e. al sensible
men must know, shat success IN the prsc-
tee Of meiieine. does NOD depend 90 much
upon The discovery oi nee reascfies, o. ncss
usoies Of trcatncrf, re- upon he skiiliul use
Of thoso agencies Necessary 20 perfect cure
and this can BE acquired only b expo-
r.ence and patiolt appilcation. We res
pectfuliy refer the public % ear Esnszal ac-
se9tl1smsut, in another part Of the paper.
once h0uH from il she morning sd
q nisAt L. Z. CoLHsas, n D.
" EoTih ghsFFy ST. Nashville, Team.
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Mr.. James Simmons has opened in his
new and elegant store on the corner Of High
and Church streets, wen selected stock OF
family groceries, staple and faney,) confec-
tionary, &c. Connected with the grocery is
his bakery, which turns out every day &
very choice article of bread. Mr.. Simmons
has gone into his new house with the deter
mination TO make it a public favorite, and if
good articles and far prices can secure sue
cess, he will do it. Give him trial.
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REooEDFR's CovsF.-DePuty Marshal vii
kinsen presiding.
Gee. snisa isol.) got drunk and noi'y, Cor
which be paid the usual fine.
Martin Mulroy, drunk aud representing
himself as a policeman, fne5 SIC.
Sulius A. King, soldier, drunk and for
wardcd &c Provost Marshal.
George Anderson Jsmcs Johnson, James
Mc6aulrich, F. NJ. Donald, J. Reach, c.
Barney, Allen johnson, Lizzie Bisaop, an ola
offender, J. p. BanInsT, an went to the work
house Tor drunkenness and disorderly con
duet
Anthony More (eol.A drunk and abusing
his wife, fined So
Lynn Blummthsl was up on a charge OF
obtaining money on ialse pretenses from
Mrs. Line Davis. Il was case Of broken
financial and eonnubisl promise. The
whole question viii come up before the
Criminal Court next term. Tho smount OBJ
tanned vas $500, and the bail 81 900 which
was given.
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COMMERCIAL.
Danny UNION OFFIoE,
Nashville. July I4.P.m-


ALcoHoL-S6, so, 6,709S, 200 per gallo
APPLEs-NOne IN market.
BEANs-None in market.
BAGGiNG-30c per yard.
BALE RoPE-l2c per h.
BEEF-Dried zee per 70.
BUCEErs-Painted,S - per doc.
BAcON-Clea- sides, lTc l5c. for shoul
ders Sugar cured hams 25ca27c p pound
Country hams 20@22c.
BROONs-S4 50@.S5 per dozen.
BUTTER AVID EGGs-Butter sc. Eggs
/ s963Se per dozen By the barrel
! CANNED FRUIT Peaches, ab S. 90 pei
dozen, 3 n $500 per dozen.
CASDLEs-Tallow 10000 Star, &c per n.
CHEEsE-Hamburg. pc. per h.
C0FFEE-Prime Rio. S3c and 341<e per h.
Cow OTsFERs-2lb cans s., so per dozen in
b cans $3.50 per dozen in boxes.
CRAOKERs-Butter and Soda Sc round
Day GooDs-Brown Sheeting 40c. per
yard.
Calicoes, Nerimacs ". S3aS5c; other prints
ranging from IS to soc.
DRIED FRUIT.-APples &c u; peaches &c.
FLoUk-Superfine SI55, best brands Of
choice family SS1zaS9aSiI.
FED Corn in sacks in store 81 so I IS;
81 o. Oats 81; Bran 81 IS; Shorts 50
HnDEs.-Green sailed hides, &c per h
Flint hides, s@loc per n.
LEArHEK-Oak sole SOC; hemlock sole,
40; skirting 50960; harness, As; bride per
doz. S55a60; kip skins S6Oss0; cali SJaS55;
upper SS5(950.
LkRD-22923c per b, in fierce. Keg 24c.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,2e@Sl, 40 per
gallon.
MAcKEaEL-In = barrels Sll 90; In kits
No. 2. s. 25; No. I, IS so.
MEAL-Sl so per bushel.-Scarcs
MUsTARD-German, in Jars S20gS per doz.
Union do 81 90 per dozen.
EAILs-Ten pennies Sc 50 round per key.
Ou-Tanners 2,50aS2,75; Neat-foot, s., 80
ass 90 Lard S2,50aS,00; Castor, S5,51S; /
Linseed, S2a2, 80; Coal oil 81, 20 per gallon. |
PoTATOEs-Irish, So per barrel. Scarce |
PIcKLEs-Pint jars s., per dozen, quart
do s., per dozen, do in half barrels - 90, |
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black 40c per h.
RkIsINs-M. R. l. $6s6,5O per box.
SUGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds l61{@171<c,
IN bbls. l71z@iS}zc crushed, graduated,
and powdered 23@24e per b.
SYRUP-GOlden, 80 per gallon in = bbls
SkLT-Seven bUshel in barrel s. 90 by the 4
100 barrels, $500 in smaller lots.
WHIsKEY.-Bouroon p gal. 81 50G1S4 so;
Pure old r. c. s. 0a@S5 90. Wines vary
ng from Sl4 90 TO $50, owing 10 Vintage.
3randies SI2@S20.
White Lead, l5s25c.
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4 10 hANlAppAc eAN NH4 Ai1E atl'A W. So Il
ing with the First Baptist Church, are re-
quested to meet IN their old house Of wOr-
ship, OF Summer street, to morrow morn
tBg. for Divine service. The Sabbath
School win meet at The same place, at 81
o'clock, instead Of at The New Theatre, q.
heretofore.
The church and congregation beg US 70 70
turn thanks, fby the bushel," to Mr.. J. R.
Allen, Lessee and Manager Of the New
Theatre, for the free and uninterrupted use
Of their house on the Sabbath day, for 50
long period Of time. Such deeds of char
iiy viii not pass unnoieed by the recording
Asgel. The Rey. Dr.. Howell viii make
other announcements at the close Of tho
morning services, to mo rrow.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-15

Mike Powers, mentioned in the UNION
Of yesterday, as being arrested for acting
policeman, is not our old friend, so long en-
gagged in the clothing business, and now
selling such great bargains at the Clothing
Emporium Of Sam Hyman, corner Of Mar
ket street and the Public Square. The only
charge Likely 10 be brought against him
would be for selling clothing cheaper than
any body else.