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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-29


Liverpool adviees. of 18th, quote 5-20's at p
We hear Of no change in uncurrent money.
Bank Of Tennessee is bought at IS cents, and is
held by dealers at 4O945. Planters Bank is in but
limited demand at 65@7Oc. Union Bank notes are
firm 7O973 buying and IS selling.
Southern Bank notes are in but little demand
and rates are unchanged.
Tennessee State Bonds were worth, in New
York. on the oath. as follows: Old Bonds 7O@7l:
New Bonds GO.
GRocERIEs.-A fair degree Of activity prevail
ed in this department, and tie trade in new Flour
continues quite heavy at full prices while old is
neglected We quote Superinenew at SI050GI1 90;
extra sIi 5O6l2 so: family. SI3@14. and fancy,
Sl4 500 IS 90; superfne old, 81 50G9 O0; extra
S9al0; family, $40 O09ll so. aad fancy Sll SOC
Is %.
WHEAT-The receipts have not been quite as
large this week as last. but the market continues
firm with good demand at 81 l592 20 for red;
9O@2 10 for Mediterranean; 50 1902 20for amber
and golden club, andS 25g2 80 for white.
BACoN-Stock on the market very light, with an
improving demand. Prices rules very firm at
2O9201Zc for ribbed sides; 2l1z9221sc for clear
sides hams, plain, 29221z; shoulders der llglSc;
at firm prices. Cuba, l3l9Gl41zc; Porto Rico, $50
1916; Demarar, 179181ze; New Orleans. lSglS15i
extra 17zgiSc; z yellow i614slS s coffee Zee
COFFEE-Continues in fair demand, with liberal
sales. Stock on markes good. We quote
Common to good, 2617@2714c; good to yair, III
g2o1ze; tair to prime z9S5Oc; ana strictly choice'
&c.
SALT-Quiet with fair local demand. and sew
en- bushel barrels are held at 81 80.
NAMs-COntinue TO improve, with moderate
sales, and full market. We quote S. 90 for 10
DIS TO 40 DIS. with IS cents additional on each
smaller grade.
CANDLEs-Active demand. with fair transac-
tions Stock on market quite large. We quote
Star light weight dc; summer mould 151z9l612c
and parafne 40@45c.
BALE-ROPE ANG b GGTNG, --Bale-rOpe, q yard,
Csc; Bagging 2 yard Size.
LIQUoRs-Dull, with light demand. Sales limi-
ted to the local trade. We quote Whisky, Bour-
500: Common 81 2592 so; Brandy French. S. coo
S; Catawba Brandy $685. Ginger Brandy sos
50: Apple Brandy $495; Peach Brandy 81 100
81 Wine, Malaga, 81 5O9$5; Wine, Sherry,
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The University. before the war. numbered about
five hundred students on its Annual Catalogue.
Good Buildings for all Departments have been
secured and the new buildings will be erected
next year.
THE PAIL TERM
Opens first Monday in September. closes last
Thursday in January. Spring Term opens first
Monday in February; and closes last Thursday
IN June. iy3l-tO janl
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CORONA.
A FEMALE SCHOOL OF THE HIGH.
EST GRADE.
LEBANON, TENNESSEE.

A THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
n giate Course in Belles-LettFes Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics. Physical Sci
ences. Music and Ornamental Branches.
Faculty experienced and Southern born, except
cept the Professor Of Modern Languages, who Is
q German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department from So %
81. Music So Vocal Lessons, separately so
Boarding s. per week. One-half Of al expenses
Orphan children Of worthy and neeessitous Con-
federate soldiers VIII be taken az two-thirds the
above rates,
Any daily newspaper publishing the above adj
Feriisement for SIX months. E.ll be entitled 70
send an orphan child Of any necessit0us COnfed
crate soldier, who died in the service. upon GER
tificate Of a commissioned officer Of his company
or regiment 20 the fact, AZ half the usual rates.
Papers containing advertisements. and all com
munications desiring Information. % be directed
70 ID. Q. KELLEY,
june26-Sm Lebanon. Tenn.
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New YORK Money MARKET.
TBy Telegraph.l

NEW YORK, August 2S.--The Post notes the
fact of receiving the report of the London cotton
market up to noon to-day, before IL received that
of our own markets mp to the same hour. The
Posts money article says money continues album
dant at 4 and per cent. in certain cases. The
stock market is dull and irregular. Government
securities firm, and commanding investors, some
of whom are replacing 5-20s Of '62 az 1857. with
those of 65 Railroad shares are dull and mac
tive After the Board Erie Central was lSt9; N
Y lOl: Reading ll5H N S So: l231S.
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THE MONITOR.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
n in MurfreesborO at 50 90 per annum. Ii
contains more reading matter than any country
paper in the state.
The publisher would be pleased to fill few
columns with substantial Nashville Advertise
mentS.
Send for a specimen copy and rates Of adver-
tising r. ID. REED. Publisher.
2. 5. Refer to Union and American Office.
aug2l-lm
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LAX SEED.

WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE
w for Flax Seed at our OIL MILL, on
Broad near the corner of MeLemoTe street;
J. PLUNKET 4 co.
au14-9nr
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Petition for Dover and 10
Sell Land.

joel p. Morrison and Others ~. VIVA. Russell and
others.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
/ Of The Clerk and Master in this cause that the
defendants VIM. L. Russell and wife, Pamela j
Russell Margaret A. Russell. and the unknown
heir of Mesly II. Morrison. deceased. are nom
rrsidents Of the State OF Tennessee so that the
orsinary process Of laW cannot be served amen
them IL Is therefore ordered By the Clerk and
Master that publication be made IN the UNf0N
4xn AMERICAS, q newspaper Published in the city
ne ~ isfepannts 20 appear before the County
csurf Of Hickman county, 70 be holden AZ the
Courthouse il the town Of Centreville. on the kre
Monday In September next and plead answer OF
81 ~ he gar5e will be taken for confessed a. 10
fheu and SET for hearing ~ part, &c.
N. II. PICKETT, G. M.
July 10. 1850. iyl5-wlt
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TuE general health of NnshyiIle is having

THE general health of Nashville is having
its fleets upon the fall trade. Principally
owing to its healthy location, partly TO the
efforts of the Board of Health, not one
single case of cholera has originated in this
city. This fact is known to the dealers in
our neighboring States, and we are glad to
learn that our merchants are selling heavy
bills of goods to purchasers who formerly
visited Louisville and Cincinnati. We are
pleased that our neighbors have ascertained
that goods can be furnished at Nashville on
quite as good terms as in larger cities. En-
courage home trade and prosperity follows.
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Firth WARD-A CAIL.-If Messrs. r.
b. CHEATHAN, Alderman, and A. J. Dun
CAN and JOHN LELLYETT, COuncilmen, the
present capable aud faithful representatives
Of the Fifth Ward in the City Council, will
consent to serve again, they will be support
ed, and we will endeavor to prevent any
opposing candidates to their re-eiection.
They have become proficient in their duties,
and have discharged them aoceptably. The
people wish to return them. 1t is hoped
they will respond, at the proper time, to
this call. VOTERS.
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Cincinnati Market

CNcIyNATI. August 2S.-Flour unchanged and
steady and there is good demand for fresh made
at sl0@l4 for trade to fancy brands. Wheat firm
and in good demand for old at 81 1902 50. Corn
and oats unchanged. Whisky steady. Mess pork
in demand. Cleveland and Boston dealers took
1900 hbls to-day at $32 IS for country and 33 for
city. Bacon and bulk meats steady at full prices.
Lard dull; nothing doing. Groceries steady at
full prices. Gold l48.
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OK last Friday band of thirty despera-
does, armed with revolyers, entered Lebanon,
Tennessee, and committed several acts of
violence, defying the civil authorities, and
holding possession Of the town for the greater
portion Of the day.
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OUR business men and all interested will
please note that a meeting for the purpose OF
taking action in regard to the reduction Of
rents will assemble at the Chamber Of Com
merce, at three o'clock this afternoon. The
landlords have been invited, and il Is ex-
pccted they will be present and have con-
ference with the tenants. Let all interested
be- promptly on hand.
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NEW THEATRE-A well filed house.
composed Of some Of our first citizens, and
many ladies, witnessed last night the iasci
mating drama of East Lynne" This truly
touching story was portrayed to life. Miss
PRICE, in her rendition of the character Of
Lady Isabel Carlyle, was graceful, easy and
I enchanting. She looked and truly acted
the young, loving wife, and when the demon
Of jealousy seized her, it was indeed won
derful to witness the sudden change from
perfect happiness to despair. The incubation
Of voice, the change of feature, the nobility
Of action, stamp her as a rare delineator Of
life and passion. The sudden change from
the lovely and beautiful girl to the aged and
deformed Madame VINE, was, indeed, very
surprising. When her boy was brought in,
and the feelings Of the mother broke through
all disguise to clasp the little suffering one
to arms, then did the true woman shine out,
proving that nature is better than art. And
this is Miss PRICES superiority. She is a
nataral actress, and will always stand high
among the lovers of the drama.
Mr.. HANCHErT, as Archibald, the loving
patient husband, was exceedingly happy in
his delineation.
Miss KATE FLETCHER was charming in
her simplicity. She possesses that pleasing
manner which always takes before any an
dience.
Mr.. HUBBARD performed the part Of Sir
Francis Levison with that excellent tact
which has given him reputation.
The company entered into the spirit of
the play, and have made East Lynne"
household story in our city. 1t is rarely we
have been better satisfied to see a good
drama well played
Tonight the thrilling drama of "MA-
RIAN, the Wrecker's Daughter" will be per-
formed. 1t is filed with startling incidents,
and should bring a crowded house. The
laughable farce of "Turn Him Out" fol-
lows.
To the lovers of good music we would say
that it is really a treat to listen to the fine
orchestra, under the leadership of Mr..
FRANK ANGELO.
The New Theatre is pleasant place to
spend an evening at Attentive ushers meet
one at the entrance, and good seats are
quickly furnished. We hope our citizens
will give Messrs. WIGHT and ELIAS the
hearty support they deserve for establishing
a really good place of amusement in our city.
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THIEvEs.-Night providers entered the
sleeping room of Mr.. FOSTER, in the UNION
AND American Block, Monday night, and
stole from Mr. MCKNIGHT, the coal dealer,
who was sleeping there, his watch and mo-
ney. With singular humor they put back
in his poke; 25 cents, that he might get
some refreshment in the morning
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RE-oPENING OF PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The
Public Schools will be re-opened on Monday
next. Tickets Of admission may be OBJ
tanned at the Hume, Hynes and Howard
school buildings on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week, from o'clock, P N.
to 10 o'clock, P. NJ. Of each day. Those
who reside North Of Cedar Street may OBJ
tain tickets at the Hynes building; those
residing in the 10th Ward, and between
Cedar and Demumbrane streets, will go to
the Hume building for their tickets. All
other residents Of the city will apply for
tickets at the Howard building.
Pupils, unaccompanied by their parents
or guardians, cannot obtain tickets; and the
residence Of each scholar must be clearly
defined by reference to the proper street and
ward If the residence has . number this
should also be given.
The written examination of pnpils for
entrance into the High Schools will take
place at the Hume building on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week. Il
is very desirable that all who intend to seek
for admission 10 this school, should present
themselves for ex animation.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
c. d. LAWRENCE, Sup't.
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FULLER-OSB0RNE-O Wednesday morn
ing. August p, by the Rev. Mr.. KRAMER. at the
brides father. Mr.. FELIX D. FULLER, of Nashville
to Miss MARY II. OSBORNE, of Augusta, Georgia.
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N Il w
N Z w
Wood Working Establishment,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE IN FULL
L operation their shop for Manufacturing Sash
Doors Blinds. inside and out, both stationary
and pivot stats; holdings, Cornices. Brackets
Washboards and CRseingS. Door and Window
Frames, ornamental and plain Mantle Pieces
Misunderstanding and Flooring, dressed ready foI
use and every description of woodwork con-
nected with building. We are also, prepared IA
contract for Buildings entire, or in part. w have
been at heavy expense in procuring and putting up
Machinery. and hope by punctuality and dispatch,
70 merit and receive the custom Of 4 generous
public.
Orders from any section Of the Southern eoun-
try will be punctually filed.
Our Shop Is in immediate connection with the
Locomotive Shops of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company. near the SewAnee Coal
Yard, on Cedar Street, Nashville. Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE * FULCHER.
aurG5-tO Ist ian '67
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Louisville Market.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.-Sales 1874 hhds leaf to
bacco. Common Tugs lower. Flour dull at 81 for
extra; family $40. Wheat firm at 50 IS for prime
red. Corn dull at Coo for mixed in bulk Oats 33c
in bulk. Shoulders 15e; bacon shoulders l994c;
clear sides 2lAc. Lard DC. Mess pork $3.50.
Raw whisky 80 49,
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SELECT CLASSICAL school,

IRE NEXT SESSION OF MY SCHOOL for
y boys and young men. will commence on
obtained at the Book Stores of Mr.. YORK and Mr..
COLLIER, on Union street. will also, in the eve
nIngs, teach private pupils in the Classics, or
Mathematics, etc. W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
auIZ-lm y. o. Boy 6Sl.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-0n account of the
state of the weather, which, though good for
corn, was bad for outdoor exposure, the at
tendance at this temple of fees and justice
was slim. Not even the eagle-eyed police
could gather a sufficient number to make
good town meeting.
The first case that appeared was a bowld
Dragon, Capt. SHIRTLY, who in mad career
along our streets, had run his horse over
citizen. For this furious cavalry charge, in
a time Of profound peace, the bOwld soldier
boy vas assessed S54 by the Court, which
will be duly taken from his pay roll the next
pay day, and the next, until the whole
amount is safely deposited in the Golfers of
the city.
A negro woman, and three Of her chill
dren, were charged with disorderly conduct.
The Court fined the mother 81 and the big
gest boy So.
PETER BosLEY called another darkey
hard names This constituted Gisorderly
conduct in one of its many phrases Hence
the offender had to pay 81.
Several cases Of less note appeared, were
duly fined, and confined in stdtu quo, which
means she workhouse, and then the Court
adjourned sine de, which means till the next
day.
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TIM General Railroad Gilioe has been re-
moved from No. % North Cherry street, to
Northeast corner Of Spring and Summer
streets, where tickets can be had to al points
East, West. North or South.
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r. II. SINGLETON has received Halls
Journal of Health, Spare Hours and Eclectic
Magazine for September, also Police Gazette
Scientific American, Waverly Magazine,
Flag of Our Union, True Flag, Blade,
Weekly Magazine Every Saturday, New
Yorl, Mercury, Sunday Mercury, Army and
Navy Journal, and all the leading dailies.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-29

MEL ZACHARY and Al SLENMoNs were
arrested Yesterday on a charge Of commit
ting the burglary on Mrs. PAINS store on
Monday night and, AFTER an examination
before Esquire MEAcHAN, committed for
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The burning Of a small frame shan.y OPP
posiie the Cumberland hospital, west Of the
Penitentiary, occasioned the alarm Of fire at
halfpast eight o'clock last night Los 500.
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A oorRr.NARTiAL for the trial Of sandry
military offenders is in session in the blue
huildiug, on Market street. smith Of the
Louisville Depot The case Of Major How
l.ASp is now ON trial.
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they
attentiOn
lin thi embrac t dOesa
diseFpt
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C. d. LAWRENCE, SUPP

TENNESSEE PACIFIC OR CENTRAL Rail-
RoAD.--Atteniion is called In another col
umn to the advertisement Of J. d. b. DE
Bow, recently elected President Of this road,
and JOHN KIRKMAS, Chairman of the Ex-
eculive Committee, for proposals TO survey
the section between Nashville and Knox
vile, Tenn.
IL gives ms pleasure TO state that measures
will now be taken 10 commence at an early
day operations upon this most important
State enterprise. and MIR. DE Bow, who has
been unanimously placed at the head of it,
promised in his inaugural, untiring energies
and active exertions. For many years con-
nected with the great public Improvements
Of the country, he brings a store of informa-
ton and much administrative capacity TO
the work
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Notice TO shippers.

FRTlGHr OFFicE n. &C. r. R..
NASHVILLE. Aug. q. 1856.
THE MONTGOMERY AND WEST P0IST
4 Railroad being now open, We are prepared
to receive and forward all freight for Stations on
that road. through 20 Montg0mery. Alabama.
Also freight for Columbus Ca. Will be foru arded
by the usual route u. b. JONES'
augZ2-lW Freight Agent
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S! Jackson 81 I eSSnty. Attachment.
N ~ m I'M n.f-

J. II. Huff rs. The Louisville Petroleum Cem-
pany.
ON MOTION OF THE plaintiff BY HIS
" attorney. and It appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the court. from the affidavit OF the plaintiff
that the defendants are residents Of the state
Of Tennessee. Il Is therefore ordered BY the
court that publication be made for four c0nsecu-
tive weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashville.
The Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Jackson county,
TENNESSEE at the courthouse in Gainesboru, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next
and then and there enter their defence 70 plain
tits action. which Is an attachment sued out by
plaintiff against the property Of defendants and
levied by the sheriff Of jackson county. Tennes-
see. upon one portable steam engine and all the
tools belonging g the tame, and ether property
70 secure plaintiffs debt against said company.
iV94-4W T. III. BUTLER clerk
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ADAMS Express Company are doing a
very heavy business in transportation. Their
wagons pass through our streets hourly,
loaded % their utmost capacity.
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We are gratifed to learn that the Church
and Spruce street line of horse railroad is
progressing rapidly, and will be put under
contract in a short time, and will be in full
operation ON or before the LIST of December.
Many of our citizens will alss be glad to
learn that the Commissioners have adopted
the Tram rail, instead Of the Crescent, which
is now in use in the city, as it is supposed to
be less trying on vehicles and the nerves Of
drivers
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-29

BREvET MAJOR GENERAL CLINTON B.
FISK has received information from the War
Department that he will be mustered out on
the FIRST Of September.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
TRAINS.

Nashville and Deeafur Railroad
Huntsville and l4arzinsyille Mail-Daily, except
Sunday
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Nashville and Decatur Railway.

Oal one Change betlreen Nashville and Mobile. and
6H' heo Chan0es betoeea RashBills and Nelo
Orleans
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st. Cecilia's Academy,
Mt. Vernon, near Nashville. Tenn.
Civn and Mining Engineering,

At the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy.
New York
VNHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
i SEPTEMBER 18th. For the new Annual
Register, containing foil iniormsti0n. apply 10
PROF. CHARLES BROWNE, Director
auS-lm Troy, New YOrk
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4 GENERAL washing cut Of the cutters on
Cedar street was done yesterday, by the aid
OF hose aud mud scrapers
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THE season far chills and fever is now
upon rs. Il therefore becomes our duty and
interest also, to get the best cnre in use and
the only one We can with truth rely upon As
certain, is Hurleys Ague Tonic, as thou
sands Of well attesied cases can testify. Il
is fast superceding all other remedies for
ague and fever or chill fever Everybody
should Try it when they have the chilis
Can be had at any drug store, as our friends
HURLEY, RIDDLE a Co. are selling large
quantities throughout the West and South.
Every store should have a supply on hand
to meet the coming demand siddw
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PUT UP YOUR FRUIr. bay your Fruit
Cans and Glass Jar IN any quantity, at the
lowest Wholesale prices.
J. w. WusoS & Co,
anls-lm No. II College st.
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So. louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. August 2S.-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
dull at 81 25@2 q for prime 81 S0G2 50 for chOie.
Corn slow ranging from 5000. Oats, prime I'M
changed. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey ad
vanced: 50 256o2 Is.
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FOR RENT.

A TWO STORY PRAME HOUSE rs FOR
a RENT situstsd on Payne street. near the
Chattanooga Railroad Depot Apply 70
JAS. SLOAN.
At the Herlnitage Saloon. Church street.
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READ our advertising columns and benefit
thereby. They contain valuable informa-
ton. On the 4th of September, next Tues
day, the rare opportunity is offered of buy
ing, at auction, four frame business houses,
with the lots on which they stand, on Dead
erick street. The Hawkins Institute, a
school for young ladies, in Nashville, will
be ready to receive scholars on Monday next.
A Business Directory for Western and South
ern cities will soon be published, and may
be had at No. 30 Public Square. PARA
MORE, Sewers and WILDER, claim agents,
have removed 10 No. % North College
street. A house and lot near the Peniten-
tiary, will be sold at auction, on the 3Oth
inst Several Chancery sales Of valuable
lands take place. See what you can learn
by reading advertisements. Judge how
profitable it is to advertise. Thousands read
the printed sign in a newspaper, where a
score would not sec it on the street Con-
suit your interest and advertise in good
newspaper.