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EXTENDING THEIR Business. Messrs.
Gamble & Co., stationers and booksellers,
Cherry street, have purchased the estab-
lshment Of +. p. Cone, Union street, and
will carry on the business at both places.
BY reference to advertisement il will he
seen that Messrs. Gamble q Co., have a
very large stock Of books and stationery,
and printers stock of all kinds on hand.
which they are determined 10 sell at prices
70 compete with those Of the Eastern mar
kets. We hope that Messrs. Gamble &
Wheeler will meet with the encouragement
and success which their business tact and in.
dnstrv deserve.
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Af-rERnAY while strolling along
Church street. We dropped into the Office oi
Elder ?. S. Fall, which a. situated in the
rear Of his church. The clean brick WALL,
overshadowed by the high walls, was Dor
iercd with two rows Of flowers Of almost
every description. How appropriate that
the pathway leading 20 ministers studio
should he radiant with Aowers, pointing,
with perlumed hands, 'from Nature up to
Natures God" As flowers, though unseen
by the eye OF man, cling their perfume en-
every pa7sing breeze, 50 the good deeds aud
holy minisirations OF the good man dlEuse
q fragrance over the Lives Of those around
them. IN such 4 quiet seclusion, how the
aoul-aspirings rise, like the incense OF how
ers. 10 Heaven How the sPlrit-LnEers
love to pluck the Rose of sharon ana Lazy
q the Valley from the garden Of Lite e
swine around the brow OF the great Here
after A kind Providence has strewn All
OF our pathways with flowers Of sweeies'
fragrance. plant the deadly Night shad'
there
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New York Market.

NFw YORK. MAY 3--Cotton less active. at 70
unlands Flonr market I59o7c better and iS
more demand Sales of 400 bbls. at $40 goo II p
for supertine state and western So 2e@l3 IS for
common to medium extra; Sc S5Gl5 . choice
extra X. II. o.. and Sl45O@l5 50 for trade brands,
market closing frme. Rye -four Grmer at S. Goa
9 %. Whisky quiet and unchanged. and the
market 2d3e better Corn hrmer, at 81 391 "a
| 4nf0r mixed western in store; 81 a. do ahOat !;
| SAL S5l5 for mixed western. 0ats-S0@SSc
for western; $50 Sic for Ohio, the latter price
ahOat. aud 86dSSc in store. Sugar active. ut
Rico. MOlaSses quiet. at 4Sc for Cuba. Pork
steady and quiet, at 50 25t62s s. for new mess.
closing at $23 . cash; SO 00@22 2 for old
mess: $40 0Qsle 50 For prime $50 l2@2 2 for
prirne mAee
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yesterday a negro man, VIM.
Nanlove employed in blasting at the cul-
vert on North Cherry street, was blown up
by the accidental discharge Of charge Of
powder which he was ramming in rock.
Ills face was badly burnt, and his hands
and arms much iaceraied. Willis Oglesby,
another negro who was standing near, had
one Of his arms bruised. Neither Of them
was dangerously hurt. Medical aid was
promptly supplied them.
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MEMPHIS RAcEs.--A dispatch from
Memphis, dated the "a, says
The races we're largely attended to-day.
Many turfmen from abroad were present.
The frat race, a dash Of two miles, purse Of
500, was won by Fannie Brown; time, four
minutes, seven seconds. The second, for
$500, best two in three, was won by Mollie
Austin time, 2:03f, l:57l. The next
meeting will take place on Saturday.
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TIE Court Of Impeachment meets in
this city on Monday next, the 9th inst,
for the trial of Hon. T. N. Frazier Judge
Of the Criminal Court Of Davidson county.
John Trimble, Horace Maynard and W.
A. Patterson, are counsel for the common
wealth. John 8. Brien, +. Ii. East and
Edwin II. Ewing, for the defense
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uNroRrUNATE.-W We regret to learn
that the steamer |, y. Phillips, which left
here couple Of weeks ago for Rowena,
having in tow four barges loaded with rail
road iron Tor the Poplar Mountain Coal
Company, Of which Col VIM. A. Hoskins
ia President. sunk ont Of them At Eakerton,
EIGHT miles above Burksville. Capt. Goad,
Of the j. l.. Graham, is of the opinion that
iheiron can all he gotten of the barge when
The water falls, a. when he passed down one
.ideaf Il was above water. We hope this may
he ihe case ~ the loss Of the iron might
seriously delay an enterprise OF moment
la Nashville. Two Of the harges OF her
first tow remain AT n point twelve miles
above Gainshoro, where they were lett on
the frat trip of the Phillips. They have
douhtlezs been taken MP GA the present
rise Ina that case. all Of the eight haIges
which she brought from Pittshurg are safe
except one.
Col Hoskins was al the mine when the
Graham passed down
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THF ladies Of Rutherford county have
organized an auxiliary society Of the Ten
nessee Orphan Asylum, and appointed
agents in each Of the civil districts The
following are the officers:
President Mrs David H. C.. Spence
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Il. +. Ridley
Mrs. John w. Childress, Mrs W Watkins
Mrs. Thomas Darragh, Mrs. q. W. Smith,
Mrs. c. w. Smith, Mrs. Prim.
Treasurer-Mrs. Benton Miles
Secretary G. Alice Ready.
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SINGLETON, at The postofiice, has the
Wayerly Magazine, Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Literary Album, Harpers
Weekly, Frank Leslies Illustrated News-
paper, ana the latest dailies from the lead
ing Cities
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Adminisfrator,s NofIoe

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE PERSONAL
Il estate OF Felix Staubs deceased, ha gins been
sugseated Ia the County Court CieFk's cAes u
DavfdsSn eSunGy. and petition having baeu
aied in the ChaacsTy Court Il Nashrfils T. al
minister SAID estate IN the chancery Court. all
claims asRinst said estate win be hied with the
Clerk and Master Of said Court By the May
Rules. PETER JECks Admir-.
a. Ii. HARRTsoy, Soir. naE24 W4t
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As one case Of hydrophobia has occurred
ia the city, We would suggest TO our city
authorities taht they select as a suitable
spring costume for our dogs. mlE--'iag.
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Meeting Of the chamber of Commerce,

A meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
took place yesterday, the only bnsiness OF
importance coming up being the instrne-
lions Of the Kanawha and Ohio River Salt
Companies TO their agents. The action
taken will he fonnd in The subioined re-
port Was
CHAMBER or COMMERCE, NASHVILLE,
TFNsFssFF, MAY Sd, 1867-At special
meeting Of the Chamber this morning the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted, and copy of same ordered to be
served on Messrs. Geo. c. Allen & Co. and
Messrs. Rhea, Smith Il Co, agents.
Resolved, That we, in the name OF the
whole body of merchants in this city, do
most positively protest against the new
order issued by the kanawha and Ohio
River Salt Company to their agents in this
city, and in Justice TO ourselves demand
the same 10 be reseinded and the salt trade
be placed upon the basis it was before the
order was passed.
Resolved, That a committee Of three be
appointed to ascertain where and at what
price full supply Of salt (sack or harrel)
can be obtained.
Committee -Penehaker, Ewing and Car
sew.
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MedIcaI.-Not only in this city. but this
entire country has become familiar with the
reputation of DR.. Coleman, as the most reliasle
and successful practitioner, ia his speciality. in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to, and applied himself more
earnestly and assiduously to discover the most
speedy and positive cure Of Diseases Of Re
males. Dfseases of private nature.
ManhOOd's DebiIaties, self abuse, NeF-
vOus Debility, sexual IRfirmities, ETC..
than he has. Patients who reside in the country
can have the remedies applicable to their sew
eral disorders forwarded to any part. carefully
secured in a portable compass. and in every
respect Of convenient nse. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. personal in.
teryiew is not ALWAYS necessary. Medicines.
with instructions. can be administered through
the Medium Of correspondence.
DIR. Coleman may always be found in his
0RIep. in the rear ofhis Drug Store, on Nc
LeInore street. His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded by educated and accom-
plished phaTmareutists. Address.
L. L. COLEMAN. NJ D.,
april Il 2l0Chureh ST., Nashville. Tenn.
italian Awnings made at short notirs.
Beech. MANLoyE & Co.
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The following dispatches we're received
during the day
INV YORK, May 3, ll:S0 A. M-Gold
1863. Cotton quiet but steady.
12.3O.-Gold 1865, Cotton dali and
prices nominal; 274@28.
M,-Gold 1861 Cotton dull and
heavy.
Ar. M.-Goid closed at 1861. Cotton
inactive and prices dropping; &c. Re
ceipts 1852 Sales 1000 bales.
LoSDoS, May 3-Noou. 81;
SOS rs.
LIVERPOOL MAY 2-Noon.-Cotton quiet
but frn. Sales to-day 5000 bsles; 1l19
l13d. Sales Of the week to spectators
es 900 bales; to exporters 10000 balea.
Stock e23, GOO; Of which 4o3, COO are AmsTi-
can Bullion in Pant Ct England de-
creased 223,0OO.
100 P. x-Co;ton dall and prices have
declined "a
P. M-Cotton quiet but frn II tie
lied. Sales to-day 10000 bales,
CoRE.--Not quite as much demand to-
| day. Small sales at : p.
HAY-S23(a30 per ton.
| FLouR-$l2 50fa,S17 90 per bbi-, and
supply limited.
| bacon Sales at 134 Tor clear sides, and
/ 15c for hams
GRocERIEs--Market quiet without any
change in prices.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRE. May dry goods market rather
quiet, and but little change to note in prices.
Standard sheetings steady at Zoe; seconds, 1917 !;
common makes like Rexhurg. unbleached l712c.
Brown sheetings steady at l2Gl7lsc. Blesehed
muslins in steady request. and NJ full prices for
popular makes. but fine low makes are slightly
lower: Langdon. ~ &; Washington. l455e, and
Constitution he. Prints less active. but firm.
except Worragan. which Is reduced 10 1875.
Ginghams steady except Cameron. which is
down to Toe.
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NASHVILLE, May 3, P. N.
CorroN.-The cotton market was doll
again to-day, under the effect Of advices
from abroad. There was but little offered,
and only a few small lots sold, amount
ing in all to So bales, az follows: l at Is ;
at 10; 3 al %; 80 st 2O@ and Il at 29c
per H..
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TO STONE MAS0NS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed hy me, ut my Office in Fayetteville.
tin the first Monday in Jnne next,
for building at Fayetteville, Lincoln county,
Tennessee. a STONE JAIL HOUSE. tive stories
high, 10 contain six cells below. iron doors,
tin or other metallic roof sewers. eistern air fur
mace for warming, etc, according to plan and
specifications 10 be seen at my office.
Also a BRICK HOUSE for Jailors residence.
With four rooms. eighteen by twenty feet.
Payments will be made in cash as the work
worcestershire whole 10 be completed in twelve
months. r. FARQUHARS0N,
Chairman Board OF Commissioners.
mays 4W
UxIox AND DIePArCH publish four weeks daily
and forward bill to this ce.-tdyeteDiHc
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New.York sIoney Market.

NEW YORK, May 3.-Money market nm
changed. Call loans sac on stock collateral.
Sterling irmer but active. Last gold price l56 :
bid, and 137 asked There is growing fear that
we have to export specie to iquidste foreign in
debtedneSs on fallf bonds in London, which
strengthens gold shere. Government secuii-
ties firm. and the closing rates were for
coupons ~. n0 a@llO24; SOS registered 80.
l051a@ leo; go coupons go. ! 0laGl &C s;
do o. l059sd1 053s; do '6i, 1890 los; do
January and July, 715@ 1925 l0-i0s registered.
9Sl s@9915; 1910 coupons. g9G99!< August
I-s1S llsil "a lN5lL. Innn I-alS lnIl.a lMl..I
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ST. Louis ngarssat.

ST.. LoUIs. May 6.-Tobacco IS firm Int M
for middIing Flour frmer fer better grades
but market inactive. at unchanged prices. W heat
frmer. al 81 SAP 81 for choice spring s. 5tS9
3 50 for choice fail. Proyisions-Mess pork held
but business small. Mess pork sold at So fpgr'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SaIII Hoase-A Good Chance fOr Dis
tiIIers.-Seven Thousand C0o0 bushels Of Malt,
Barley and Rye for sale at very low 6gHres Call
soon al No aj North Market street
-
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THT ProPLE's RANK, corner Union and
Cherry streets, will pay ninety-five cents
for Tennessee Coupons due July /, 1867.
mavS II
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REMEMBER the great auction sale Of resl
estate at the courthouse this day at Ten and
a half o'clock, hy J. L. & r. W. Brown,
auctioneeTs.
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Snow SroEM--CaPtain Goad, Of the
aieamer J. l.. Graham, informs us that
about II O'Clock the night Of the 3Oth Of
April. whilst he was making landing At
Carthsge Tenn, there came up a snow
storm which lasted about half an hour.
The wind blew fnriously and irigidly, and
the snow was thick and large fakes, uch
"a would have been Creditable To the dead
pl winter The night was very cold and
unpleasant. At that hour in Nashville the
rain was pouring down in torrents, bat
before dav the weather was cold and clear
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Col john 8. CLAYBROOKT, OF William,
son. has declined the nomination as q can
didate Cor the Legislature from the district
composed Of the counties Of Williamson
MAury and Lewis. He SAYS
"On account of my private and domes.
tic affairs, / am prevented from accepting
the nomination, and therefore respectfully
decline being a candidate for Floater
Hoping, however, that the praiseworthy
conduct and noble efforts OF the people Il
restore their country TO its former harnony
and prosperity will be crowned with sue
cess, they have my sircere wish that they
may select a candidate better suited and
qualified than myself 10 represent them.
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THE Chanoery Court Of Davidson county,
Hon. II. II. Harrison, Chancellor meets
on Monday next.

RELIGIOUS SERy1CE-Diyine service
will be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Church and Summer
streets, to-day at ten anda hslfA. NJ, and
at eight P. NJ, preparatory TO the comInu-
MON on tomorrow The Rev. r. ID. Fin
ney, Of the Hermitage" will preach.
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at6ea6c for call Sterling a shade easier, at g19
1890 Gold firm. opening at 1875, and De
clining TO lS54. and closing At 1857. Govern
ment stocks firm and active. FreightS 10 Liver
pool dull and dropping. tess
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MARRIAGE LICFNsTs.-The following is
the marriage licenses issued by the County
Court Clerk of Davidson county from
April goth, May Sd, 1867:
WHITE
Charlie A. Thompson and Emily L.
Compton.
Frank Vierkant and Ohilie Fox.
Michael Cosgrove and Sarah Costalloe
coIoRED.l
David Seward and Clara Mallory.
Glenn. Hickman and Narcissa Brown,
BOYD HYDE and Polly Boeley.
Silaa Elliot and Silva Burton.
Samuel Payne and Mary Roberts.
BURIAIsATTHFC CITY CEMETERY N TIE
MoETH Or APkIb.-The interments in the
City Cemetery, during the past month,
amounted to forty-four eighteen white and
twenty-fiK colored-as follows:
lat April-Colored infant, still born.
I'd Dolly Rullge, pneumonia.
2d Elizabeth Pentroose, white,
consumption.
Isaac w Deekers, white
cancer.
9th Infant, spasms.
9Th Lucinda Cain, dropsy
9Th Infant, white, still born.
9TH
eth unknown.
eth whooping-oOugh.
Sth white teething.
9Th typhoid fever.
10Th hemorrhage lungs.
10th D. Williams, white, disease Of
heart. ..H
10th " Infant, white, iRAam. brain.
nth disease OF lungs.
18th lock jaw
18th white, spasm.
18th Elizabeth Winston, consump-
ton.
18th " John Daniel, unknown.
10th 4" Infant, white, brain fever.
10th Mrs Mary Washington, white,
cancer.
10th Infant, pneumonia.
18th Andrew Anderson, white, dis
ease of the heart.
10Th " Infant, white, disease of the
lungs.
10Th Harriet Myers, consumption.
10Th Mary Reid, white, scTofnla.
2lst Infant, teething.
plat bilious fever.
Dist Lewis Stewart, consumption.
2lst 4" Infant, spasm.
Dist whooping cough.
22nd white, pneumonia.
path " Elizabeth Taylor, brain fever.
oath Infant, still born.
oath Betsy Smith, consumption.
26th Mary Childress, consumption.
9th Infant, whooping-cough.
2Sth " 4" pneumonia.
29th " Mack Noil, old age.
both " Infant, white, pneumonia.
Doth i" Rem Reeves. apoplexy.
29th " Infant, white, jaundice.
2Olh " Samuel Wells, consumption.
GREAT ExCITEMENri-lt has At last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only he got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street.
INCH 26-3m. NJ. MoReANsTERN.
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a uilr copy.
". IL. GORDON, Secretary.
The shirt TrRde-ThOmpsOn's RTsi-
meas House.

RrSs HOUSE.
No merchant in the Southern country
has given greater attention TO the shirt
trade than r. H. Thompson, No. Al Cherry
street Having dealt in gentlemen's fnrR-
ishing goods many years, he has made IL
his business to become familiar with the
sources of supply, snd to know where the
best shirts can always be had. And he has
made it point TO keep 4 stock, comprising
the best styles, made of the best materials,
and warranted to fit If among the articles
in store, the dealer cannot find any TO suit,
by leaving his measure he can be supplied
in short while, with any style he may
prefer. To this branch Of the business
making shirts from measurement-Mr. T.
pays especial attention, and has given en-
tire satisfaction, as the hundreds of persons
for wi HON he has filled orders will testify.
This shirt department is as COM
Plete as a mandatory which employs
1900 operatives, and turns out
the enormous amount of hitg-siT
hundred shirts per doy, can make it; and we
assume that it cannot be surpassed any
where, for he has the pick and choice Of
this vast mandatory, the largest and most
thorough in the United States. In this de-
partment may be found full line of French
dress shirts, embroidered and plain bosoms,
Of collars in paper and linen, together with
all the novelties known in Europe, either
English or French.
Mr.. Thompson does an extensive bust
ness in all descriptions of gentlemen's fur
nishing goods, and has, in addition, one of
the largest assortments of hats, embracing
all the latest and most fashionable styles
ever brought to this city. He is, besides,
an old resident of Nashville, completely
identified with the city, all his interests
lying here, and the profits of his trade as
sist in building up and widening the gen.
eral prosperity. Citizens and strangers
visiting Nashville, may always rely upon
him; and we commend his house particu
larry to private citizens in all the country
trading with Nashville, who may want any
thing in his line. They can order supplies
with entire confidence in the result,
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Upper Cumberland Independent Line
For Carthage, Rome and Burksyille.

TIME SPLENDID PASSENGER s
i Packet J. L. GRAHAM, BEv. l.. 1850
GOAp. Master, S. WATERS. Clerk. N<s2szssssssEts
will leave as above on SATURDAY. the Oh
inst. at 4 O'Clock P. N.
For freight OF passage apply on board. OF 10
". A. PEBBLES, Agent,
may3 Ct Cor. Broad and Front SIS.
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ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room It il generally the custom. as every
one knows to have several champions present 10
entertain the public ToR A FEW HOURS; but on
account of 20 much suffering among our people.
we thought proper 10 give the orphans of this
city and poor Of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again, as il is sometimes the custom of giving
proof Of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts 20
help the needy, we have therefore concluded TO
give ten per cent. Of our profit to the poor of
Nashville. from the LIST day Of April 1857, up TO
October LIST. 1867. (six monthsl which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain 1t.
CAUVIN & BERTHEOL.
mar30 If COlonnade Billiard Hall.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is shade higher, having opened
in New York yesterday at 1855, was
1865 at 1l:sO. 1863 at 1880, 1881 at ? p.
NJ, and closed at 1861 at P. NJ. Brokers
here were giving 1S4 and holding at 1861.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday rs follows.
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UNION BANK NOTES.

ALL UNI0N BASR NOTES AND CERT
"A 6csfes al Deposit fsf registered Notes paid
IN fuli on presentation 10 the uuasrslsnsd At
lie Bank. No. St College street Nashville.
jos. ". ALLEN. Cashier.
aprl2 lmd42mws
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CAUVIN & BERTHEOL.
mar20 IL COlonnade Billiard HALL

o. BOhme, Trimmings and Variety
Store, l39 Church Street, Kirkman
Bloek.l- latest Novelties in staple and
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring THEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street will.
for the present. be kept up, in first rate style,
too. mar3l If
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Jas. G.. OGDEN, Prest. Chs. T. VINO. Cashier
PEG PLEs' han
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WING. TOBEY q CO.,
Corner Union and Cherry S., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals iH alOId.
silver, Government Stocks. Com
pound Interest Notes, Lind W arrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Nour at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, of custom-made Boots
and Shoes, At the Nashville shoe Store,
"A North College street
inch. o6-Sm. NJ. MoRGANsTFRN.
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EW NC & CO.,
WHOLES4LE GERS.
FLOUR AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

OFFER TO THE TRADE, AT THE VERY
~ lowest market prizes
rs hoTshsada \. o. and Island Sugar,
soc barrels Refined Sugar
500 bags Coffee.
200 packages n. o. ana Northern Syraps-
Resides all other articles usually cold in our
line They also offer at Low Err PRICES than
ST. Louis CT Cincinnati markets. 1900 barrels ali
Erades Flour. may 4"
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R. I. KIRKPATRICK,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET.

rs NOW IN RECEIPT OF HIS USUAL
i supply of SsRs0aaBIe DTygSO1ss aud
every thins in this line may be found at his
establishment Of the best quality, newest
desirns and at the lowest possible prices lie
beg to refer particularly 20 MS stock Of
Spring end Summer Dress GScaSs
sink and Lace Wrapping,
F0zaesffCs. Linens,
House Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves,
AMI a9ODs FOR BOYS WAR.