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SEA 1ELAED CorToN.-t:. week has psssed without
arrivals and In the absence OF supplies the 1nsfto con.
tnues without transactions and nominal ::
RIcE-Thp weather has been good for harvesting this
grain during the week. but stn without receIpts
In somo cases opartons hnve brcn dcforrsd In
queuee Of tho high state Of the rivers but hsy were re-
ceding at last accounts, and with n proIongaton Of
ayorable weather. may look for arrivals before our
next issue Tho market has been without Transaction,
NAVAL STORRs-Thore has been received about sOO
hbls nosn, 400 bbls. spirs and 100 bbls Crude Tpr
penane The Rosn was p rtly sold OF ssoo@s7s q
Dbl for No. 80 p bbl for No. O. md $2.7bG2ss for
No 8. The Spirits mostly Id at Gle gallon and
tho Crude Turpentnc al s9 bbL for Virgin and Yellow
Dip.
HAY.-Thore have been received about 2so balea q,
North River during tho weok which were sold from tho
wharf at sl.26 q hundred. No arrivals or rales OF
Eastern.
coRN.-There have boon arrivals OF this grain
anfing the week. and the stock on hand ia dscre.sjnu
aunnB holders TO ssk hrmer prices; and although wa
eno wholesale transactions to mention. limited lots
eooo Corn aro selling At Sl.4n9lIb p bushol veIpht
bags Included, with some seller, asking n,,.e
oAts.-Thsro have been received about 1900 buabo,.
oi 'nn grain eontlsned to jobbers We learn az M
sales. " VI no
11ooH'-hoaerate supplies of New Southern CON-
tnue to arrive and prccs havo been arm M
~tn ih e'ty and local demand. We quote new soptb.
AZ an
bbl; snd new Southern Family at s1aa1a so 8, ~,
Northern and Western brands, of the ordinary made,
are in light demand for bafers' use.
BACoN-Iho stock OF meat In the hands OF dealer. .,
quite Light With very moderate demand and prcss
Arm during most Of tho weok but closed with an ca,c,
feeling. Holders selling primo Shoulders at lsalsc
II; primo Ribbed Sides at 1sc. p b. and prime Ces,
Ribbed Sides at lsK@1sc. fb. Clear sides arc sono
what nominal.
sALT-There Is hut limited stock Of this article
and The inquiry continues moderate. We renew oul
previous rates for jobbipg lots say TO $7 rs ssct
INDIA BAadlNd.-Tho market 70 amply supplied
With aunny Cloth which in consequence Of ieht de-
mand 10 dull We note salsa. during tho wock Al 25,o
rnd. Dundee sassnR. a. inches. 1Xfbs to tho yard,
hhsh soSsso. Boa Inland Begging. Is inches vida.
ne 70 tho ysrd is held a eo@eSc.
HoPh--Thsro moderate supply On The m,si.t
ana We quote Hemp la@14c. Ii; aroenle,f At 11@
leo. and Juts at l2o q fs. "
hoS BANDS AND TIEs for Cotton are coming into ss
aud "Dillon's Universal TO-" ". Roach, agent tho nAr
row I'll" AuaF Co, agents. the "peard Tie f,,o
y. WHiS.s Co., sgsnts and "wsils5's Buckle Tts. !"
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

ron TuE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY 10TH
CoTTOH.-The very limited supplies Of the staple or
the market during the past wecs hns very much re-
duced thu operations OF purchasers but The generous
weather now prevailing, will Il Ia hoped enablo planter,
to secure md send forward portions Of their CROPS
an early period The staple during much Of the TINT
ance our last report was sold basis Of Il X@22c
p ID for Low Middlipg and 22Xc. p 10 for Middlins
Upland, but on Wednesday, became wonk and lower
uew York having rcoeded from 2sH@2tH for Now YORK
Addhng AMI prices here In consequence fell of from
y to Hc p lb. aud even moro; Low Middling beInu
quoted at elc. and MidllIng Upland at 22@o2Ec a H.
the marfoi yesterday closng steady at these rates
Liverpool has remained without essential change al
9hd y. b. for Mfddlng Upland.
Tho receipts at this point has been - bales of Sos
Island and 80 bales Upland Cotton against bales OF
Sea leland and 673 bales Upland Cotton week before
staple here for tho past week.
On Friday. September 49, moderate inquiry prevailed
at the prices of the day &C bales low Mid
ding being quoted at HG22 hfidng Upland st a2y,c
r IN.
On Saturday the Light supply on the market and the
hrm views Of selera, brought business to stand and
there shlos
On Monday there continued TO but little Cotton for
sale, and purchases confined very small trsnsac
tons-sslea 20 bales. Low Mddlng being quoted at 2I
92o, and hiddllng Up!and at 22Hc. q ib.
On Tuesday tao mArkOt continued almost nominal for
want OF aiock-sales II bacs. quotations unchanged
On Wednesday, prices g.rerally recelcd Nc. to Ec
b, and In somp transactions Tie decline wns moro do
cidsd prices boing quito rreguar-sslc, 28 bales Coco
Ordinary being quoted at lsx@2o. Low Mtddlng at a.
and Midding Upland at :2@12Hc. q b.
Yesterday the market was more .ctye and steady.
With very light stock-ssles GO bales and le the day
before, not reported say at 1sJs at 2o at Ill IS at
ny; ~ at ak; q at q; 7 at 23h. We quote:
Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary. ............. .lo@2o
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wiImiurtnn Market,

WILMINGTON. Sou 'eniber lS.-TunrrRTISE-Saie
OF l63 bbls So 80 for virgin and yellow Dip aud 81 rs
for hard, per ISL pounds.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures unchanged. Snl0s Of
;D9 bbls nt o. conB per gallon.
Boslk-ls IN fair inquiry and nurkt steady. Snlus Of
1919 bbiR al 81 20e3 25 fUr strained 36a 37 for No g
se2ai SO tor No rs for aic nnd 81 Tor window glass,
as in quality.
consA cargo of 3277 bnshels from YnGiris sold a,
81 rs per buBhri.
HAf-2so bales Northern sold IRON wharf al 90 cents
per 100 pounds
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COMMERCIAL
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday
September 10.


NEW YORE-Per steamship Granada-4a9 bales Cotton
SO bales DOmeetics 2SS bbls Rosn. 1s casks Clay 20
coils Wire, "A coils Guta Percha, n sacks Flour "a
sacks Wheat, 167 empty Barrels % PackASes. -.
Per steamship Champion-26l bales Cotton, SCI bbls
Rosh, % bushels Wheat, bundles Leathcr. % hays
Roots, 1852 eupty Barrels bbls Fruit bales Yarn,
bales wnste, 100 bundles Paper baIo Wool. ii
Packages. -. Per steamship 1Ionokn-20o bales
Cotton, 80 toms Pig Iron, bacs MoHz. bba Fruit,
bbls Wax, 70 baea DoUestics. 90 bales Yarn, 20
bales Waste. 6G bushels Wheat, lao sacks Flour 25
Packages.
BALTIM. RE-Per steamship Facon-l3 bales Cotton.
IS eacts Wheat, 81 boxes Candles5 bsgs Feathers
bblo Fruit. bundles Leather 20 tons Old Irou no
900 feet Lumber, 20 hhds Bones, baloa skins. &c.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet nar
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending September 10, 1867.
PREPARED nr
ANDREW M. MORELAND, (.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, g. G.,
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tE,om ,b, .sbippi,,, J;,,,

BOSTON Door AND SHOE MAEkRT-For tie week end
ing September 13To demand for Boots aud shoes has
been brisk during the past wcek The Western jobbng
houses selling greet many goods TO retailers who
appear to feel confident Of g3ed trade at homc ON &C.
count OF the promising State Of the crops The New Eng
lsnd trade Is commenting to stir u aud buyers wb,is
complaining the high prices, taking about the
quantity OF goods The only noticeable feature in the
market s thc hDavy dcinpd FIR lrogans thin time Of
year. caused hy tho south buying mnIc g: this kind
than expected The stock OF irst qnlts is yer.
email, nnd dealers hl with great difficulty Tho
Sontn not yet buying many Epa goods hut Il Hoped
that In the course Of they will bc enabled work
off highor class OF goods than heretofore.
At prcsent IL ~ best they should buy what they can
pay for rather than cripple Themselves nurc their
credit by purchasing goods heyond their means Tho
manufacturers while readily lispasins Of the goods they
have made, nre cautious about making nead OF orders
ard buy stock only as t!ey 6cd This will prevent
overstock at the close OF tho Tie Icather mar
kes are quite dull but prices firm. In the princlai
hide markets no movement Of any inportan q. For
California tls demand continues moderate. No ship.
ments ro this poll tho past week, but fron New York
l2t cases have been forwsdsd The quantity cleared at
the Custom House has been follows:
6oF tne week. cahes.. o,5Ss <.425
olHce JanuarSl l25S3O 101,03
Showing an increase compared with year of 1870
cases;
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OAR ID.

with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
oeen received by recenuJ: ~ "A's
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6oTTSCEIALR.

IN tho world. " ~
They unriyslisd far their singing qualities and for
me harmonious round dness OF their tona Thero fs
Pefieot nonogenety throughout all the rogtstsrs Ths
uppor noes arc remarkable clearuoEs and purify
which DO not ind IN any other tumsnt willis ths
10. mignlhoen sorority.
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LONDON. July 20, 1863.

Keffrf E.icke-inp d Som: ' ''
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have no hesitation In endorsing opinion OF INV Old
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believe mo. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
J. l. HATTOH.
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EUROPEAN TEsT1moHfAIs.
Rsosiusd during the month OF Auqn, 1868.

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possuro In enclosing document sisnsd BY Tho arst
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Jopes n. Wthli, ktq.: 80 Aoo'.
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-, l f2S l05.46S
showing an increase compared with last Of 970
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10000 PIANOS,

IN the construction Of which thoy have eysr,
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JameI g. Rfhii kso: 40 -'oos
ME- DEAN sm; have grent pleasure In asking youto
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London.
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THALBERo,

ieonsider Ohiot ering Cons Pianos beyond cam.
partlon, tho best hsye ever econ In Amsrica.
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i.iST ss:s SHIPPING
In the Port OF Chnrlrstau, Sept. 10, 1867.
SEssszLs UNDER 100 TONS. Ayp BrEAMERs coAsrrso
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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LIST or VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR In,s poHr.

EOREIuS.
LIVERPOOL
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Notice to InyalidE.

LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
n nor place where they can receive the atten'
tlon necessary to their comfort, when III. cah
hnd at the Comfy Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they will be attended upon By kind
and experienced nurses, and viii be supplied
with everything necessary TO their comfort. L.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by tho indisentslek. 9 -.-...
The Hospital IL under tho care Of DIR, BRON-
SON, who can be found at his Office. No. 47South
q Cstreet, every, day between the hours Of IL 4.
N. apd lP. ". Arrangements can also be made
with Mr.. Cronch. Superlntendentofth OF the Hospital,
who can always be found at the Hospital Build-
ipRs Charges moderate IylS-H
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Wholesale Drug Store.

N4WIN a PENDLET0N, HAVING SOLD
EJ their retail stock ct No. - south side Of the
Public Square 10 Mr.. II. ". Hassloek, have re-
moved to the Store formerly occupied by kHln,
Pendlet0n & Co., No. Inn Block. northeast
corner of the Public Square.
10 their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. Hassioek as
a gentleman faVOrably known as a Druggist OF
this city. and worthy Of their patronage as
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner, WIN. ii. EW1N, and pro-
pose, under the firm style Of Ewin. Pendletsn
Co, to carry on a general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of thei= former
friends. and all others looking to Nashville as
market in which to make their purchases.
Mr.. c. DUPRE. who was formerly with Ewln,
Pendleton i Co, and lstterly with US. will
remain in the house..
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Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square.
early advertisers will be entitled 10 a dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertise nents will
BE charged tEo-fhirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the Tri-Weekly will
be charged one dollar q square for first insertion,
and nfty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly, one dollar a square for ench
insertion.
Special or City Item Notices. twenty cents a
lino, first, and ten cents a line every additional
Insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at
the rate Of fifty cents a square.
All advertisements are due from date Of FIRST
insertion. Hereafter the cash system will be
adhered 10, and no transient advertisements will
be taken unless accompanied by the money.
JONES' WALLACE * Co.
Union and Dispatch.
ROBERTs, WATTERsON < PURyW,
Banner.
Travis W:EHAM.
For Press and Times Co.
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. p 1867.
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saturday. April M, iso7,

All the Lots in the plan Of the n. A. McNairy
West Nashville Lots, owned BY the Estate Of
Frank N. MeNairy, deceased. a. f0llOWE:
ON PORTER sTREET-Lot No. 2O5. front
ing lou feet and running baca 20 0rundy street .
Lot No. ~, fronting 50 feet aud running back
along McNairy street l75 feet to an alley.
ON BROAD STIR ET--Lots Nos. and 8.
feet 20 an alley; Lot n. 81. fronting 100 feet
aud running back Us fsst b Az allsyi Lot No.
s. fronting 80 feet and runniug back III feet %
an alley; Lot No. IS, fronting 100 feet and run
ming back ls9 feet % an alley.
ON McGAvOCK sTREET-Lots Nos. 81 and
"a. fronting together 100 feet and ming back
lG9 feet % an alley; Lots Nos. VI and %. front
ing together 100 feet and running back ln3 feet
70 alley; Lot No. III fronting 100 feet and run
ming back l69 feet 10 an alley; Lot No. lis.
fronting 100 feet and running back l65 feet 10 ar
alley: Lot No. i22 fronting 100 feet and running
back l69 feet 10 an alley.
ON DEMUMBRANE STREET-Lots Nos
I5s and 80 fronting together 100 feet and run
ming back iG6 feet 20 an alley; Lot No 49,
fronting 90 feet and running back lIJ feet b an
alley; Lot No. ls8. frOntiug 10 feet and running
back l76 feet 70 an alley.
ON LOCUST STREET-Lots Nos. Z5s and
80. fronting together loo feet and running back
40 feet 70 an alley Lots Noe. Us. Z78 and Z77.
fronting together 80 feet and running back i70
feet % an alley.
ON GRUMPY STREET-Lots Nos 20 ami
90 fronting together 100 feet and running back
b an alley. And on
MIDDLE FRANKLIN TURNPIKE-Lots
Nos. 3ls go, 81 and 80 forming triangle.
with mont Of about $50 feet.
TERMS OF SALR-Credits Of sir. twelve.
eighteen and tHenty-fOur months. with interest
from the day Of sale Notes required with ap-
proved security and lien retained. Sale free
MORTON p. HOWELL.
mar2i ii Clerk and Mater
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PLANTERS' Rank NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
/ Legislature OF Tennessee. passed December
18th, 1866, entitled an act TO expedite the dis
tributiOn Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditOrs.
notice il hereby given to the holders Of the notes
Of THE PLANTERS BANK OF TESNEssEE 90 Gle
them with the undersigned at the Bank IL Nash
Vile, between now dnd the LIST day Of January.
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, Q86g.l and re-
eeive certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets Of
the Bank. The certificates will De received
AT PAR in payment Of debts due tbs Bank,
whether rendered before or after the Isl Uf Janu-
AIRY, 1859. ID. WEAVER, Trustee.
1e025-3m
Memphis AValancho and Knoxville Wing copy
three months and send bill 10 Mr.. WEAvER
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DY DECREE IN CHAECERY, IN THE CASE
ID o. JnO. w. Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
cOnnty and others, am directed 20 rent for the
yeFr 1851 the following property. viz:
The Store House now occupied BY Messrs. X.
y. Chsatham 4 Co.
The Store House on Church street occupied BY
Measrs. Hamilton K Green. And a Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned
Those wishing 10 rent will call on me at r. B.
Cheatham Col corner Of Church and College.
dec8-tf GB.I r. r. WOODS Trustea
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Administrators NotIce.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE PERSONAL,
estate Of Felix Staub. deceased. hav ing been
sugrested in the County Court Clerks oEiee Or
Davidson county. and q petition having been
hled Ia the Chancery Court AZ Nashville % al u
minister said estate In the ChanoeTy Court an
claims asainst said estate will be fled with the
Clsrk and Master Of sid Court BY the NAY
Rules. PETER JEIk, Adm'r. Il
a. II. HARKFsoE. Sol'r. maE2i wff 4
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Tilman H. Atkieson and others VS.. w. L.
Murfree, Trustee.
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Il Chancery Court in this case, viii offer at
public sale at the Courthouse, at Il o'clock on
Saturday, April ~, 1867,
That part Of the subdivision of Judge Thomas
Maney's property which fronts on McLemore
street. This lot fronts 165 feet on McLemOre
divided into three lots two Of 50 feet each and
one Of IS feet.
This property is free from taxation, in an
admirable neighbOrhoOd, and will be sold on
the following
TERMS.-Credits Of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, with interest. Notes re-
CURED with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
apr6 I'd Clerk and Master
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
Merchants and MRnufaturers' &
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
1913 and IO5 broadway,
I93 and IO5 BrOaC
NEW YORK CITY.

~ deons Fine Oil Paintings, Engrayings, Sill
yer Ware, Gold and Silver Watches and elegant
Jeweiry, consisting Of Diamond Pins, Diamond
Rings Gold Bracelets, Coral Florentine, Mo-
sale, Jet, Lava and Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders, Sleeve But
tons. sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains. etc..
etc yaluad at
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Until further notice. trains will run TO Chat
tanoOga by making transfer over Tennessee
river at Bridgeport Extra charge for forraRe.
seventy-fve cents. Ferry Tickets can be pur
chased at ticket Offices. or on ferry bUat.
Night Trains will be abandoned.
Shelbyville Accommodation will leave Nash
Vile daily at3P.M W. p. INNES,
mario General Superintendent.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, STU
"a ated in the neigh5orhood Of TriuRe, Viii
the subscriber. The soil is rich. and is we'll
ADAPTED to the production Of cotton, wheat, corn
and other cereal crops. II is near the Nashville
and Nolensville Turnpike, and very convenient
% two academies and several churches, and is
surrounded by excellent society. IL Is finely
watered with creek Of running water entirely
through the land, and several never-failinz
springs. It Is well adapted 10 blue grass, and
the bottom land % meadows An excellent
stock farm might be made Of i, on acoOunt Of
the water and the hill land. being suited for
grass. The tract contains 80 acres. and II the
purchaser should desire IT, adjoining lands can
be purchased. A bargain can be bought BY apply
ing to the undersigned. or TO John S. Claybrook
who Il authorized 20 sell IL
Rpr2 M WILLIAM b. REAsLFY
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81, o o, o O o >
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San Francisco, Cal, gold lined silver Tea Set,
value. $500; Edward J.. Rice, st. Louis Mo-.
MelOdeon, value. $3.50; Miss Helen f. Sinclair,
Detroit Mich, diamond cluster Ring, value,
SOS; Horatio G. Frost, Chicago, H., large Oil
Painting. value, $500; Mrs. Charlotte f. eWins,
Doniphan, Kansas, Chiekering Grand Piano.
value, 500. and Music Box, value, SIS.
Many names could be placed on the list, but
we publish no names without permission. Our
patrons are desired to send US United States cur
rency when convenient.