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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31
MONETARY And GOHHERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE UNION Avn A,fpprc.v

M.
TUESDAY. July 81, 1856.
MoNErARY.-Gold closed on Saturday At $50
but on the receipt Of the foreign news. the ten
deney was decidedly downward. having opened
yesterday at l47 and at P. NJ had rallied 10 1872
and closed at P. N. at l472<. Dealers here were
indisposed to give over As, and were Offering to
cell at i4S.
The news was decidedly favorable to Govern
ment securities. The following are the quota
tons; 5-2Os lo5]49lO5; I0-lO's 9sgsssz: 7-s0,s
lOf1z@I0Hz.
Our brokers are doing very little in uneurrent
money and rates are unchanged. Union Bank
Of Tennessee is in some demand at 7O972c, while
Planters is very weak at GOe Bank Of Tennessee
is still taken at 3O@S2c. though the demand has
somewhat slackened.
Southern money generally is duh and Eat
Only few banks are in any demand at the ad-
vertised rates
CoTToS.-Thore is nothing doing in the cotton
trade. We hear Of no sales. nor any disposition
to sell or buy.
GRocERIEs.--We have nothing to note in the
way Of change in prices or trade in groceries, and
our quotations Of Sunday will apply equally to
yesterday.
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Education for the South.
A Rudimental and Finishing School.
w. H. Wards
Seminary for Young Ladies'
No. 10 SPRUCE STREET,
NO. 10 SPRUCE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee,

Nashville, Tennessee,
MILL OPEN ITS NEXT SESSION ON
w MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD.
This School has received most liberal patron
age, and as many new pupils are now engaged as
the School numbered the last year.
The design from the beginning, and which is
now attained, has been to give as good facilities
Tor solid and ornamental Education as can be
found In the United States. To make good spell
lers, readers, writers, grammarians and mathemG-
t1clans, are fundamental ideas with US. The
classics are given free Of charge to La great
advantage to the pupil.
The Buildings, by the new addition which will
sOsn be completed, will be the finest in the State
and will compare tavOrably with the celebrated
city schools Of the North, in fact surprising many
Of them. The new Chapel will seat 80 young
ladies. The Music and Practising Department
viii en- Jrace entire floor and the large parOr,
last term used as a Chapel, Will be devoted to
Painting and Drawing. We use no worn out
Pianos, calculated only to degrade music in the
eye of the learner, but all are and beautiful.
From the moment pupil enters this Seminary,
her manners, carriage and language viii be care
FULLY looked atter-tOr good manners cannot be
put on like garment, but must be interviewer
daily with the texture of Education.
a Faculty has been selected, which for expert
ence industry, patience, and dignity of character
could not well be eXcelled,
A Word to Parents.-Put your daughter in
School the first day, and never allow her to re-
all she can employ in this great work. DO net
waste her time and energies on trivial demands
Of the hour.
For any information apply at the Seminary, or
address,
july 2s-lw W E. WARD, Principal.
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TIE AMEET CAsE-This case was re-
sumed yesterday evening, Esquires MEcHAM,
MATHEWS and PATTERSON presiding. Col.
S. w. CHnDREss, Gen. DUNLAP, Gov.
Blows and Judge BAXTER appeared as
counsel for the defense, CHAPLAIN LAW
RENEE, for the prosecution.
On consultation Of the counsel on both
sides, it was agreed 10 submit the case to the
Grand Jury, which would be in session in a
few days. Judge LAWRENCE made some re-
marks before the Court which indicated
that the accused should not be admitted TO
bail in a less sum than $4,000. Col. Chill
DRF.ss objected to such an exhorbitant bail
that the case merited no such a sum. Gov.
BRowN said that from the very fact Of Mr..
AnIESTs surrendering himself to the officers
Of the law, and a subsequent appearance
on a bond Of s., 600, rendered an increase Of
the present bond unnecessary. He said
that Mr.. A8IENT was known to the people as
a man distinguished for his piety and chris
tan character, and would scorn the idea Of
evading the law, let its penalty be what it
might He hoped that the court would
take these things into consideration in fixing
the bail Chaplain LAWRENCE said that he
would be governed by whatever the court
decided Judge BAXTER made some re-
marks os to the high moral standing Of the
accused. After a few moments consultation
by the court, Esquire MEACHAM said that
since the present bail had secured his at
tendance once, and in the first place he sur
rendered himselfto the officers Of the law,
that the court deemed it unnecessary to in
crease the bond Mr.. ANIENT was then
bound over in the snug little sum of $4,000
for his appearance at the next term Of the
Criminal Court. S. P. AMENT, Jr., ISAAC
PAUL, Judge BAXTER and A. c. TUCKER
went on his bond.
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New York Cotton Market.
New York Market.

New YORK, July 30.-Cotton has advanced full
lc-37639c for middling uplands.
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Tm AUTHORSHIP OF JUNIUS-Amoug
the many singular revelations made during
the recent trial Of the royal scandal case in
London is one which, If it be true, clears up
the long disputed point as 10 the authorship
of the letters Of Junins. They were written
by DR.. WuNor his granddaughter asserts,
TO obtain redress from GEORGE III, who,
writhing under their sharp lash, was Undue
ed 70 sign certain certificates testifying TO
the marriage Of OLIVE WuMOT and the
birth Of her child The youthful OLIVE
made the discovery accidentally, when she
was bat fourteen years old. She CHANGED to
take from her grandfather's library some
loose sheets Of old manuscripts to seribble
and draw upon, and they were found to be
some Of the letters of JUNIUs.
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New York stock Market.
[By Telegraph.

NEW York, July 30-Stocks heavy; w & 1928;
CAR lO2II; c * L HE'S; G az n W S615; do pref
co.; c Us; NJ S S4355; N q III; Reading HES;
W p 80; n Y Telegraph 5614 Skies of 81 coupons
10, U Skies '6S IA; 5-20s reg '62 lO51s; 1910
coupons 9S34 L-3O LIST series 1919; do. ID series
1917; do. Sd 1915.
At the o'clock open board to-day sales were
made at the following prices: Miraposa preferred
263I Erie CO.'S: NJ. S. Si4. /. G. 1886; z. z. 2.
Z; G. i. l16 Gold closed at l47Z. The money
market remains firm.
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Foreign Markets.
IBv Telegrapb.l

LIVERPOOL July 2l.-Manchester markets are
dull with a declining tendency. Breadstuffs very
dull Richardson, Spence 4 Co., report Flour
dull and nominal. Wheat inactive with a down
ward tendency.
LIvERP0oL, July % Cotton sales to-day 1000
bales iecludng 10000 to spectators. market
buoyant at Ha1I higher midding uplands about
l4alP4.
Pork steady Bacon small sales and prices nOmi-
nal. Lard heavy and nominal BROKERS circu-
lar reports coffee steady, and rice steady. The
London BlRNEY's circular reports breadstuhs
dun and quotations barely maintained. Sugar
firm and a trife higher. Coffee tends upward and
prices higher Tea firm. Petroleum quiet and
steady az 1c advance. BARNEY's circular reports
business fair. Continental demand had rose from
52s to 20, but subsequently suffered a decline and
closed with sellers 693+. Money market cOnsols
closed on Friday at SSI4aSS3s for money. L. 5.
5-20s 6yi 5a60. I. c. 7Sa7Sl&, Erie 42a423<.
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TENNEssEE COLONIAL AND IMAuGHATIoN
CoSPANv.-We are informed that the citi-
zens in and around Tullahoma have deter
mined TO have the first colony Of this COM
pany located near that place, and have
accordingly subscribed ten thousand acres
Of land which eucircle the town as stock in
the company. Il is 10 be laid out shortly,
and Immigrants secured at once for its occu-
patton
This speaks much for the enterprise and
spirit Of the people Of that section. We also
understand that large quantities Of land at
other points have likewise been subscribed.
We are gradded to learn that the people
throughout the country are taking a great
interest in this great enterprise; one which
will not only give strength, but wealth to
our State There is no enterprise that will
contribute so much a. this to such an end.
Took FRENCH FURLOUGH.-A peniten-
tiary convict, by the name of JOHN Raglan,
made his escape yesterday morning under
the following circumstances: lie was sent
from Franklin on the charge Of murder for
ten years, and had served one year. In con-
sequence of his general good behavior, he
was permitted 10 go about the city at plea
sure without that strict suryeillan ex-
ercised over him that was over other con-
victs BY this means he was enabled to
learn that his several petitions for pardon
had proved Of no avail, and especially the
last one which had just been rejected
Hence he took advantage Of the privileges
accorded to him TO eyade the full execution
or the sentence. He has not been heard OF
since his dodge Of the penitentiary officers
In the city.
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ATLANTIC CABLE.
Il GREAT SUCCESS!
Direct Dispatch to Nashville.
on BOARD STEAMER GREAT EASTERN
july 30, 1866. !
GENTLEMEN: Ny hearty congratulations
on the successful working Of your
:. FOunt and Washer. :,

Continue as you commenced, to sell at
SHORT PROFITS" and you will be as
successful as ourselves. Your customers will
soon learn that yours is the cheapest, and
as reliable as any in the city.
Withmany kind wishes, l am yours &c.
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PAY ATE vIoE.-Read DIR. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. jan23- 6m
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LBy Iclegrapn.I
New York, July 30.-FlOur dull aud declininl
SO 75@S y for extra State; s. 1909 S. for r. II
O.; s. 60Gll IS for trade brands; closing dull
Whisky dull and nominal. Wheat rates 81 So
dull. heavy and nominal Rye heavy a S2gS5c for
Western. Corn lc higher-S2@ for unsOund; SCI
for sound mixed Western; and s. for Western vel
low. Oats dull and lc lower at 45@47c for Chea-
90; 4SG5Oc for Milwaukee; 54957c for Iowa. Su-
gar steady-Cuba 11@12c. MOlasses firm. Petro-
leum dull at 221lg23c for crude, and 3Td39c for
refined in bond, Pork opened dull and closed
S3l 50 cash $50 for old do, and $27@27 Is for
prime Cut meats l49l612 for shoulders, and Is
@2le for hams. Bacon dull and heavy. Lard
frmer but quiet at 1920. Butter quiet at 20G33;
Cheese dull at 6Gl7c.
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STARE OF TENNEsSEE.-TieEm,n :

). Gray, ps. II. Fits
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING To NE.
dent debtor, 50 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot Be served upon him. and Il appra-inr 10
me that the attachment has been levied anon re
defendants property; Il i therefore ordered bv
me- that publication be made for four weeks n
the Union and American, paper published h
the city Of Nashville, notifying said deFeTdsrt ~
appear before ne, On the d day Of July nexs, AZ
on the same Will be proceeded with with - ,,.ysS
E. W. NuNNELEE. J, n,
iune3-WiF Tor Hickman county.
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE,
WINCHESTER, TENN,
COMMENCES SEPTEMBER 1sr. 1866.

TTHE TRUSTEES OF THIS NOTED INSTI-
1 tuition take pleasure in announcing % IT'S
friends and the public generally, thai the Col
leee Buildings have been thoroughly repaired
and that the past collegiate year closed une l4th
with ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PuPHs IN con-
THE PRESIDENCY Of the Institution is still
in charge Of Y. G.. GRAVES. so widely and favor
ably known as an unrivalled educator.
THE MATH EMATICAL DEPARTMENT., SO
long and ably conducted BY Prof. SPENCER, has
been placed in the charge Of Professor " r
MARKS. one Of the first Professors Of the Instr
tuition and under whom this department became
80 Justly celebrated in the South.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES-Pr0iessO T.. ID.
JONES, a graduate Of Union University, and for
several years successful Teacher, has been
elected to the Chair Of Ancient Languages.
UNRIVALLED FACILITIES viii be afforded
fer the acquisition Of both Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, under the superintendance and IN
gfruction Of the most accomplished and Thorough
musicians Of the South, assisted BY as many com
uetenf teachers as the number Of pupils may re-
quire. No pains will be spared In this Depart
mont- 81,
be devoted to the Primary and Preparatory De
partmeIts. \, ~.
W p MAHEs A. NJ, Prof Of Mathematics; Rev.
n d. JOEEs. A. NJ, Prof. Of Ancient Languages;
Mr. A. G. GRAvEs, Prof. Of Rhctorics Prof v.
KyERINGER, Prof. Of Music; --s Principal Of
Preparatary Department; -. Principal OF
Primary Department; Prof GUEfTA, Drawing
TUITION. Primary Glasses. per year. $50 90;
Preparat0ry Glasses per year, so 90; Collegiate
Glasses. per year $50 D0f Piano, with use OF M
strument, 5000. Board, from sl6 % 70 SD W per
month.
iAo'''''' VI '''' nj. B. CLEMENT.
iy22-lms President Board Of Trustees.
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To Messrs. w. J. PARKEs & Co., Druggists,
Corner Church and Summer Nashville.
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On and after Sunday. July sth. ls66. and until
further notice, trains viii run As lollows.
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Colsu-
bia at7;20, a n. Arrives az Nashville 1000 RI.
turning leaves Nashville at 2.2. p. u. Arrive M
Columbia. 8. Pm.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville al $50. An
Arrives az Decatur at Sis. Pm Arrives at Hunts
vile az 7:S7, p. "a. Leaves-Hunrsvine s.55. A. v.
Leaves Decatur az Cos, A. u. Arrives at Nasbs
vile At ls35 p. Connects az Nashville with
Nashville * ChaItanoos.l and Nashville & North
western and L. 4 X. X. Rs for an points on
those lines. With Louisville & Nashville r. r.
for all points North and East
Memphis. Mobile ana New Orleans Express
leaves Nashville at $40. IN. Arrives al Deco
tur at 4saI A. N. Arrives al Memphis at5.l Pm.
Leaves Memphis at $50. A.. ~. Leaves Decatur
at 6.25, P. n. Arrives at Nashville at POS. A.. NJ.
Connecting at Corinth and Grand Junction with
trains on the N. to. and Miss. Central R. s. for
Selma, Mobile. Vicksburg. New Orleans, and an
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
Nashville Chattaneoga. Nashville & North
western and Edgefclj & Kentucky r. RS. for an
points on those lines, and with Louisville i
Nashville Il. r. for all points North and East
Through Tickets can be procured az the Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company. No. 8
North Cherry street, and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville. Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
,. d. VAN DYNE.
iy20 tIeneral SuperinfprIeDt
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Retail Depot North End MarkethOuse

Particular attention given 10 collections and
business connected with sales Of Real Estate,
Leases. &c.. in the States ef Tennessee. Georgia,
and Florida y. D. Box 1876 np6-3m
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HERMITAGBI HRRMITAaRIl
LunehI Lunehil

A MAGNIFICENT LUNCH Is SERVED UP
"A even dag nc my House.
.. SLOAN.
jyli-H Hermitage Saloon, Church a.
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THE Colonial immigration Company have
moved into their new Office, No. q, on Cher
ny street, between Union and Church They
are now pHepared to give the proper atten-
ton to the great enterprise they have pro-
jected. There is no doubt as to the success
OF their scheme.
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RErURNED.-Major WIN. =. LEWIS ar
rived at home few days since from his re-
cent visit TO Washington. Our venerable
fellow-citizen is improved in health by his
tour, and confident in the success Of the con-
servatiye policy Of lhed'resident
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BASE BALL MATCH GA8IE.-A match
game will be played this evening at one
o'clock, near FORT GILLENI, between the
Cumberland Base Ball Club Of this city and
the Louisville Club, of Louisville, Ky. The
latter was challenged by the former several
days since, and accepted-the game Of this
evening being the test for the championship,
and promises TO be one Of the most exciting
and interesting entertainments Of the season,
Of the kind. A large attendance isexpected.
At the conclusion Of the game the Louisville
Club partake of a complimentary dinner at
the st. Cloud Hotel, given by the Cumber-
land Club Of this city.
NASHVILLE AND EDGEFIELD STREET X.
R.-The Directors Of this railroad have Il
meeting on Monday next They request
all members holding books containing sub
scriptions to have them present that day in
order that they may advertise for bids for
the construction Of the road.
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weekly Rank statement

lBy telegraph
New York, July 30-Loans S256,6l2,01; in
crease 1851 $50: specie $970i5l0; decrease $780,
COZ; currency ST. ,2ii,9Sl; decrease S34 GZ9; de-
posts 81 45l O26 increase Sl533,o4 legal tender
sSi 7O5.8l4: increase 81, lS0,S22.
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The Great Southern Piano
Mandatory.
W1I. KN1BE e. CO.,
NAUTFACTUEERs OF
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL. GRAND.
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
p I A N O s.

i a N - d
mWEgE instruments HAVING BEEN
Kbsfore the public for the past thirty year,.
have upon their excellence alone, attained an
-yPURcHAsKD rEE-KlIsEyCE that prOn0unces
them unequailed- Their
TONE
combines great power. richness. sweetness, and
fine singing quality. well ~ great purity OF IN
touati0n and harmoni0usness throughout the en-
tire scale. Their
Il plant and elastic and Is entirely free from the
effnnegs found IN % many pianos, which causes
the performer 10 90 easily tire, In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be cxcellcd Their action i con-
structoi with . care add attention 30 every part
therein that charscteriHes The finest mechanism.
None but thc best seasoned material b. usfd in
their manufacture, and they VIII accept the hard
uEageg 81 the concert room with that Of the parlor
on an quaity-unndected IN their melody. IN
fact. they are constructed
mot FOR A KEAR-BUT FOR EVER
An our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale aud AETudc Treble.
Every Piano ielly warranted for FIVE YEARS
JOHN LUCK, Agent.
iyi3-3m Nashville, Tennessee,
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New York Money Market.
[By Telegraph.l

10y IUICbIupH'J
New YORK, July 30.-Money quiet and steady
at per cent. Sterling dull and heavy at l0o54g
1857 Gold lower-Opening at l47, advancing 70
l4S and closing at l4715 Government securities
active and 3s@l5s better. Freights to Liverpool
LnaA-I
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THE Board Of Health will hold its regu-
lar meeting tonight in their rooms in the
Colonnade Building, Cherry street. A
prompt attendance Of members is desired.
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Valuable Piece Of City
Property for Sale.

rTyIIE ZINE LOT NOW OCCUPIED BY GOV
eminent buildings. on the corner 81 Broad
and Vine streets, but viii soon be vacated q now
offered for sale. Said lot, known and desirnated
D. Lot No. 49, fronting s. feet u inches on Broad
street running back 10 feet north Of said Broad
street Unencumbered by either debt or mort
sage. Possession given Immediately. The local
~ Is one geil suited for business. or a. 4 rcri-
deuee uncqualsd. being situated Ia one III The
finest neiEhborh0ods IN the city. For further
particulars and i1r perlscgQn 81 TIDE, etc apply
to SAN. DONELS0N.
Att1rnnT ur LsW,
iuncA-im Ae, u Cherry EtFssi,
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TO BUILDERS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the underirned until July zlth, fgr the re-
modelling Of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Plans and Epscilcaiipus can b zen 40 theo aice
0f the Architects. WILLEII. hlDDELL Z CO..
corner 81 Church and High streets.
The rirhs 81 reject any Or an BIDS + reserved
JAMES THOMAS,
iyIT-lw Chm Building Committee.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling with six feet on the Shoals
The steamer 4. Baker, with Capt J. n. CoRBETT
in command. will depart for Cairo to-day at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. Our young friend, EUGENE CoRBETT
son Of the Captain) will have charge Of the Office
lie is only nine years old"
The steamer Gen. iSi0el came in port yesterday
from Cairo.
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BUY YOUR WOOD WHILE
1T Is CHEAP.

DELIvERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
II limits az the following rates..
From enc to ten cords. per cord, S. %
Ten cords and over 3 50
Sold at yard 500
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L w a Y
CHANGE OF TIME

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. < G. AND n. & n, ". RAlLwAY.
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ACQUITTFD-BoB PAGr, whowas assested
some days since charged with inducing the
son Of JoHS y. WooD to leave his paternal
roof was acquitted before Esquire MATHEWS
yesterday. lhe plainliT paving The cost
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st. Louis Market.
IBy Telegraph

10y ItItBTdIu.I
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-FlOur very unsettled; eX-
ira XN 50 50@l3, Wheat heavy; 81 1902 20 for
good TO choice. Corn lower at 70g75 for mixed
yellow. Whisky unchangedN
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Cincinnati Market.

| CINCINNATI July 3O.-No change in -four or
| wheat Corn steady. Oats higher 37g44 for No.
! / and No 2. Whisky unchanged and firm at full
ribbed sides 49, clear 1917. Groceries unchanged.
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CHEAP HOMES.

Extensive Sale of Lots at Auction.
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST ID, 1866. WE
" will sell at auction from forty to fifty lots be-
tween the Corporation and Franklin shops, con-
venient 70 the DepOts Of the Railroads, and close
to the city. On several Of the lots are
GOOD FRAME BUILDINGS,
which, with but little expense, can be made very
neat tenements. We would particularly invite
all desiring CHEAP HOMES or GOOD INVEST
MENTS, to attend the sale as the owners are de-
terminedsto sell, and bargains may be expected.
Terms liberal
For further particulars see bills in day or
two. J. L. q r. W. BROWN, Agents
3S15 Union street.
T. W. BARNES, AuetiOneer. iy25-tds
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AUCTION SALE.

ON. MONDAY, AUGUST SIXTH. AT II
" o'clock, on the premises, we viii sell to the
highest bidder, TWO BUILDING LOTS, 50 feet
front each, on Jackson Street, near Cherry, in
North Nashville. They will be sold for what they
will bring, let it be much or little.
CALENDER & GARRETT.
july29-td [BI
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Louisville Market

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Sales Of So hhds. leaf to-
baccO at full prices. Superfne flour S. 70. New
wheat 81 10. Corn re Cats 40c. Mess pork
S32 So Bacon. shoulders l63[c clear sides 2llI
Whisky d