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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED mas THIS DAY
l sold cut and conveyed to
BRADFORD NICHoL
Furniture, UphOlgtering Materials

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED OF B
III +. Nichol the large and complete assort
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is rising fast, with three and a
half feet on lHarpeth Shoals. The tribu-
taries are full from the recent foods.
Stones river is reported as having risen
seven feet Thursday morning. Weather
moderate; thermometer SO0. Trade dull
No arrivals or departures.
The Ella Hughes leaves for Cairo at 4
P. M. to-day Saturday. b
The Louisville Courier Of yesterday
says: -
The river continues to rise slowly at this
point. Last evening the marks indicated
feet inches water in the canal, and 2
feet inches in the chute. Portland bar
showed Al feet water in the channel. At
noon yesterday the river was stationary at
Pittsburg, and had fallen one inch at Gin
cinnati.
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REAL ESTATE TRArsFERs.-Thefo follow
ing is a complete list OF the real estate trans
fers from August 18th TO the 21st:
E. R. Glascock, United States Marshal
to John Jones, deed 10 land 10 Rutherford
county, $500.
G. NJ. Donaldson, Sheriff, TO A. P. Grim
stead, deed to 200 acres Of land, for $3.50.
Morton b. Howell, Clerk and Master,
and A Dunn 10 Sam. p. Ament, deed TO
land in 18th district, $1,000.
Henry Watterson to John Roberts, Albert
Roberts and Geo. E. Puryis deed TO interest
in Banner Office, $1,000.
o. F. Noel, surviving partner of Noel &
Co., to ]. w. Petwss3 deed to lot in Edge
field, $1,000.
T. Dixon 0verton TO Sarah Jane Cole,
deed to part of lot No. 10 Rock Castle
plan, 1862 so.
]. o. Griffith to Thos. s. Hays, deed to
lot No. is in Harding's addition 10 Nash
vile for one-sixth interest in UNION AND
DISPATCH printing establishment.
Thos. S. Hays to j. 0. Griffith, deed to
one-sixth interest in fixtures, etc, belonging
to UNION AHD DISPATCH printing COM
pany.
Thos. Daisey TO John Walden, deed to I'M
divided one-fourth interest in lot in city,
500. -....-.-
w. ]. Ross to ]. C. Draper, deed to lot
in Edgefeld, 500.
VIM. Coen to John 3. McFerrin, deed to
lot ia Edgefeld, 1888.
John Nichol, ST., to G. NJ Fogg, deed TO
land in county, $4,000.
II. q. Scovel to Henry Mathews, deed to
lot No. 3S2 in McGavock's addition, $1,000.
VIM. H. Evans to w. A. Landers, deed
to lot in Normandy, Tenn, $500.
Morton b. Howell, Clerk and Master TO
w. L. & T. B. Wilson, deed to store house
on the Public Square and lot formerly
owned by Alex. Fall, $l6,000. "a
G. NJ. Donaldson to Bank of Tennessee,
deed to lot on Maple street, in city, so by
$50 feet, $3.50. 10 IEY Ill
Morton B. Howell, CLERK and Master,
to James Davis, deed TO lots Nos. and
in the Josiah Nichol plan of lots, $l470 40
NJ. B. Howell, Clerk and Master, to
Adam G.. Adams, deed to lots Nos. /, 2
and 8 in Jos. L. Ewing's plan, $50 feet for
$3.50.
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BREAK o,nAY IoHNNlEs.


Anfumnai RObberIes Commenced
Two Daring Burgarlies this Week
Our city is now infested by a band O
daring burglars who have been playing
bold hands for the past few days. Nun.
erous instances Of petty thieving have
come under our notice and the minor
courts are cro-sded almost daily with the
culprits. The sixteen-string-Jack epoch
is about to be revived and a brilliant
business for the fall season is being inau-
gurated by the light-fngered gentry. Our
people should be on the alert for lthese
midnight prowlers, and il certainly be-
hoOves the police force 10 increase their
vigilance.
Last Wednesday night the money drawer
Of Messrs. McCann & Willard, grocery
merchants on Broad street, between Cherry
and Summer, was robbed Of considerable
sum Of fractional currency. II is not
known how the thief or thieves entered the
house, az the doors were securely locked
and barred at night. The young gentlemen
compFising the firm were sound asleep in
room on the upper story, and were not
aware Of their loss until the succeeding
morning, when they found the front door
unlocked and the money gone. 1t is graft
flying to know that in their hurry 10 de-
camp, the scoundrels overlooked aquantity
. of specie secured in bag, and in the
same drawer from which they had taken
the bank notes.
Another and still more daring burglary
occurred at No. 10, Broad street. The
warehouse Of Fred. Lsigntenberger, pro-
prietor of Springwaier brewry, on Thurs
day night or Friday morning. Mr.. G.. e.
Burton, merchant engaged in business in
the house adjoining that of Mr.. Laighten-
berger, had been in the habit of depositing
money in the latteF's safe. On Thursday
evening he placed roll Of greenbacks,
amounting TO $l75, in the drawer Of the
safe, locked it and also locked the safe
door. Yesterday when Mr.. Burton wished
10 pay for quantity of wheat which he
had just purchased, he went to the safe,
found it had been broken into and the
Sl75 distracted. No clue whatever of
the thieves is possessed by Mr.. Burton.
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Attempted outbreak as the work

AlttNattAcn DNt~DEeaA AZ Ahe A8E =
Some time during the past few days
the Workhonse prisoners have managed
to either steal from the shops attached to
the institution or had them handed into
them by some one of the hundreds of "visit-
ing friends" quantity of files, saws and
other tools with which they proposed to
saw their way out. Information by one of
the prisoners was communicated TO the
keeper, and guards we're at once posted to
watch the affair. During the forepart Of
the night the birds" managed to saw
several bars apart and for fear Of detection
at 80 early an hour retired to await the
nearer approach Of dawn. The prisoner
who had given the warning was on the
alert, and after everything was as still as
death in their cells he noiselessly glided
TO the bars at which they had been work
ing and put his head on the outside TO see
if the sentry was in his place. Down
beneath the river bluff the sentry was, half
hid in the bushes that skirt the banks.
He saw the cdput Of the African as it APP
peared at the aperture and drawing his
pistol he took deliberate aim, pulled the
trigger, down went the hammer. and
buTStod cap. Fortunate indeed il was
for that negro
The prisoners engaged in the move
ment are 20 be heavily ironed for the
next thirty days.
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ACCIDENT AT A BUmDNG.-Y esterday
morning, while the workmen under the
employ Of Sloan & Sons, contractors for the
stone masonry of the large warehouse being
erected on South Market street. near
Spring, we're engaged in eXcavating, an en-
bankment Of earth and brick gave way, and
two colored men, jesse Rhodes and Elisha
Lott, we're seriously injured. Both Of them
sustained fractures Of the leg Surgical
assistance was promptly called, aud the in
jured men were removed 10 their homes
sud cared for
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SANITARY LAws-A great many Of our
citizens are not aware that there is in ex-
istence a stringent municipal law relative
TO dePositing filth or ofial within the cor
porate limits. There are strict prOhibi-
tons against throwing watermelon and
other vegetable matter into the streets and
alleys. Several citizens have recently
been arrested and fined for this offense. A
word TO the wise, etc.
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HE CITY,
OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON. Of the Northern Bsnl
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent ct Clarks-
vile. Tennessee, to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the USIoE AM
DIsPAToH.
S. B. R0ZELL, Of Franklin, Is our author
izsd agent for Williamson and adjoining soun-
ties, 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UEIOE AND DISPATCH.
DR.. J. B. MATTHEWS. Druggist, Odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street II our
authorized Ascent 70 receive and receipt JOY al
vertisineapd subscriptions in Bdseheld- Oroeb
delivered 70 him vail be promptly attended TO-
He win also keep the Daily UEfoN AND Dis
On sale.
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ELDER PETER LowERT, President Of the
Tennessee Manual Labor school, left yes
terday evening for Humphreys, Carroll and
Weakley counties, TO collect subscriptions
made to his institution, and get new ones.
He hopes that the subscribers will be pre-
pared to pay as his desire is to make a
payment on the lands in Rutherford
county
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Southern Music Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. BIB UNION STREET.
NashvilIe, Tenn.

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES TO AN
81 nOunce to his Tennessee friends and the
general public. that his stock of Pianos Is now
complete Steinway, Knabe. Durham, Weber,
Kraashaar, Haines Bros. and A. H. Gale d
Co. are fully represented in his stock. and are
sold ut New York prices, thereby saving freight
and charges to the purchaser.
He is also Sole Agent for the celebrateh Bur
dett Organ, regarded by the profession to
be the best reed instrument now made, possess
ing the late improvements in stops, viz. Har-
monte, Celeste" and Yor Humdnd. that are
PROJECTIONS of mechanical genius. Churches,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges and Seminaries arc
furnished at very low rates. Circulars and price
lists will be forwarded on application.
In sheet Music, Q0r many years a spe-
ciality in his establishment he can offer great
inducements to the Trade, Schools and ANA
tours. His stock is the largest and most select
in the South, and will be always supplied with
the NEWEST and BEST productions Of home
and foreign composers.
In ViOIlns, Guitars, Flutes, Italian
ard other Strings. for all instruments, to-
gether with fine collection of small Musical
Goods, he defes competition.
p. S.-Pianos. Organs and other instruments
tuned and repaired by hrst-class wOrkmen.
Mr. D. s. Curle is now with shis house. and
will be glad to see his friends.
jy3l ly
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HouisviIIa NIarE.oa
LoUIsyuLF. Aug- 9I-S,Ie, 4

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 21.-Sales 63 hhds.
tobacco; Tugs to medium leaf $79I3 so /;
cuttings $l7 1924. Flour-superfne
SO 1901. Wheat aetive~-red 81 Is
az 90. Cora 90@93c Oats 45(94sc.
Mess pork $40. Lard 1s4@19c Bacon
shoulders 1S3c; clear rib sides 1880 (,
clear sides I74e. Balk meats--shoulders
l23o; clear sides l63e. Whisky raw, free,
81 27@1 80.
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HoNoRABLY DTsoHARGED.--In the court
Of EGG. Cassetty yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horn, living near Ash Barracks, were ar
raigned at the instance of James B. Stone
lake, Esq, upon most frivolous charge,
viz: That of receiving and concealing
stolen property to the amount Of $S5. The
''stolen property" turned out to be mock
ing bird which the defendants had pnr-
chased from a negro boy, who probably had
stolen it. The testimony adduced was in
sufficient to establish anything criminal, as
the purchase had evidently been made
without knowledge of the theft, where
upon the Justice honorably discharged the
defendants and taxed the prosecutor with
the costs.
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 North Cherry Street.
iulyl4 ID

BateAeIOr's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVe-harmless. reliable. instan-
taheous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects Of bad Dyes. Invigoratss the hair,
leaving it son and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. BafehslOr. All others are
mere limitations, and should beaFoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. lapr9ly.
Early and Happy MRrrsRge-The True
Principles which guido to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH


LryERPoor. Aug 2I--Eoon. Cotton j.
firm sales 10000 bales; uplands l0sd ;
Orleans 10Id.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.--Consois 93iC993s.
5-20s 71z.
LIvERPooI, August 21--5 p. M.--COtton
buoyant ;::sales $4,000 Uplands l0sd Or
LEAFS lid.
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St.IOnis marhet.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-TobaccO active,
lugs 7@10 so; medium to bright $1,000.
Flour-superfne So 25@6 rs. Wheat
81 1902 81 Corn 91@96c. Oats 49@
sac. Pork $29 25@30. Bacon new
shoulders lSl clear sides I7lc; clear rib
sides l73c. lard Isle. Whisky 81 gao
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Nav 0RLgANs, August 2l.--Cotton quiet
and steady middlings Soc. Sales 80 bales.
Receipts us bales. Exports, none. Re
ceipts Of the week 668 sales of the week
l6S; stock 1925 bales. Sugar and molas-
ses nominal.
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WE return our sincere thanks to r. r.
Plummer, 66l Church street, for an excel
lent watermelon received yesterday, and
where they are continually kept on ice
during The day. Try him.
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CincInnafI lfarket.

CNcINNATI, August 21.-FlOur dull /;
family SO 1000 %. Wheat$ 81 05. Corn
e39s4e. Oats 55C960c. Pork S2s 20.
Lard lSs. Bulk meats 124914lc. Bacon
shoulders &c; sides 163917tc. Hams 81
@22c. Butter 35c. Cheese 144c. Clover
seed S14. Whisky held at 60 Groceries
steady
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PoIIcE COURT, AUGUsE 2l,-Hepry
MeGregory, assault and battery aud using
abusive language, taxed with costs +
Green Carter, ASSEMBLING II. McGregUry,
taxed with costs.
ssllie Puckett, drunkenness, seventy-two
days in the Workhouse.
Fount. Dodd, asssulting and breaking
furniture of Sallie Harrison, $40 and costs.
Mike Glenn, drunk and making loud
noise, 50 and costs.
Frank johnson, assaulting with knife,
s. aud costs.
Dan Patterson, using abusive language,
$40 and costs.
George Davis, throwing rocks, $40 and
costs.
Ann Morton, assaulhng with stone, con-
tinued until Monday.
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PRICE FIVE CFNTs.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
at this price.
Paw oRTTy Ervr Hr-,rra
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THE LEGISLATURE Both houses of the
Legislature met yeste rday, but there was
not quorum in either branch. The
Senate adjourned to twelve o'clock to-day
and The Ionse 20 three this evening.
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GEO. DEscHAMFs No. 5 UOion and
American Block, ia in receipt of splendid
stock of fresh Cincinnati lager beer, the
best on draught in the city. Call down
and test II.
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New York, August 21.-Cotton firm (;
sales $50 bales uplands 2ekc. Flour dull
and l5@SoO lower. Whisky 67@674e in
bond. Wheat-new 81 80. Rice steady;
Carolina 919101c. Coffee dull. Sugar
Cuba 1l3@lSt. Molasses dull. Corn
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In this court yes
terdsy, the case Of the State rs. Jesse
Thompson, oOlored, charged with larceny,
was given to a colored jury, who returned
a verdict Of guilty, and fixed his term Of
imprisonment in the penitenliary at two
years.
la the case Of the State rs. John Patton,
oolored, charged with larceny, with plea
Of not guilty, the jury was respited until
this morning
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THE Franklin Rerielo compliments DR.
McFall, the Representative in the Legis.
lature from that county, for the course he
has pursued both in the Legislature aud
at home. That paper says
"He has displayed a spirit Of disinterest-
edness and self-sacrifce in denouncing the
lice and yillainies Of the extreme mem.
bers Of his party in his seat in the Deglsla-
ture, and ~ feTreting out Disturbance
which have occurred, that has called forth
the admiration and appreciation Of Cur en-.
tire community. We hope the Doctor
may be strengthened for the battle Of III,
right against error aud falsehoOd.n
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For COngraaa.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
&C the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON. E
July 6. 1868. alle'e ssses jy7tf
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For Mayor.

At the earnest solicitation of many Of our in
fuentiA citizens. hereby announce myself as
candidate for Mayor, at tho ensuing fall
election. Ii. II. TH0RNBERG.
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20at714. u 80
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at 4c premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 64l for the old, and CIT
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are held
at 92@93c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst. were as follows.
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MARRIAGE Licenses. The following is
a complete list Of the marriage licenses is
sued from August 18th to August 2lst:
Henry c. Judge and Julia L. Bourke.
John Ruh aud Margaret Wilk.
Robert Moore and Isabella Denning
Benjamin c. Seaborn and Mary f.
Evans.
George w. Coziah and Mary Sieppe.
In addition TO the above, seven col0red
licenses were issued
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Gold improved a shade in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tons: Opened at 14SI, was LA at 1925,
1444 at noon, and closed at 1888 at 3P. NJ.
Dealers here were paying 14S3 and hold
ing at 145.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows;
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The Marlborough Success and Nabob
Hats, jest received At r. II. Thompson's,
81 Cherry street. aug20 tf
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FALL style Silk Hats just received at Il.
II. Thompson's, Al Cherry street. aug22li
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Tar PEARLY GATEs--Pure white teeth
and a sweet breath, issuing like perfume
from the rose, through pair al lovely lips,
are, as Shakespeare says, San exceilent
thing in woman" To keep the 'pesrly
gates of the mouth always sPolless, and
the breath always fragrant, il is only neces-
sary TO use the Soz0DONT daily. Fs
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NEW YORK, August 2L-MoHey less
active. Call loans 1000. Sterling at go
y: Gold l43s. Old Tennessee "a J, new
631.
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@spALDmo's GLUE" always mp to The
sticking point.
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THE Mulberry and Black Pocket Hats,
Just received at r. II. Thompson's, Al
Cherry street. aug20 If
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MALT LIQUORS.

. Casks Younger's Ale.
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter
100000 Cigars, Imported and Domestic
Finest brands.l
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tbs Buckingham and Edinburgh Hat,
Just received at r. II. Thompson's, Al
Cherry street. aug20 II
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Nov York sEarket.

NEW YoRK, August 21.-Standard
prints lll@14sc. Brown sheetings 15@
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In bankruptcy.

Middle District of Tennessee 10 8pring
Held, July 20ths 1858.
pHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. assignee o.
w NJ. Pollock. r. +. Mathews, q. o. Cum o
mines james II. Cennen. VIM. A. 5owoil. DaVi
". Alien. X. II. lESr. Il. V. Harrison and Hen
II. Kirk. in the county % kohegtson an
ate OF Tonnessce. within said district. VII D
We been adjudged bankTupts upnn their 0W
etinOns. BY the District Court ~ SAID districr
y3l 0aWet A. Z. GARNER. Assignee.
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NUIsANcE.-We respectfully call the at
tention of the proper authorities to the
condition of the pavement on the east side
Of high street, just sonth of Church.
CITIZENS.
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Dangerous.

To the Editors of the Union and Dispatch.
wish to call the attention of the city
authorities, and the police, to a dangerous
practice that has been going on for several
months. The driver of the South Nash
vile Fire Department team is in the habit
of running his team through the streets at
a rate Of speed that is dangerous, and the
public safety requires that it should be
stopped. There is, also,. another evil that
| wish to call attention to. 1t is that,
when the horses are taken out for exercise,
they are very frequently a mile from the
engine house Would it not do as well to
drive them around square several times
at a moderate gate? Then the team would
always be near at hand in case Of fire.
7 A few minutes delay may often cause the
destruction of thousands of dollars worth
of property. SOUTH NASHVILLE.
NEW Fall styles Hats at r. n. Thomp-
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY To-NIGHT.-There
will be a meeting of the Davidson County
Seymour and Blair Club, over Hamilton
& Cunningham's store, College street.
Good speakers are invited to address the
Club.
BY order of the President
u T. G. CRUNK, Asst Sec'ry.
THE new style Derby Hats, at K. III.
Thompson's, Al Cherry street. aug2O If
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WINES.
BRANDIES

a. Casks J. Fauri's COgnao. (IsO5.)
do Renauit Brandy, 1880
do United Vineyard Propriators
Brandy. Us3S.l
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The Education of Young Ladies'
ny
Mr.. 7. AND MRS. G. FAEEING,
AT
Hope Institute,

LIVE MILES FROM NASHVILLE, TENN.
IT The next term % tvs mentks or twenty
Expenses per term. in advance. ft5 Music
lessons on the Pians and 6ailar, French. Draw
ing and Painting, extra Address
7. TANNING,
.ugls tfs Franklin College, Tenn.
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NEW Fall styles Hats at r. II. Thomp-
sons, Al Cherry street. anglo If
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GROCERIES,

Old Governments lava Coffee.
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF Canned ruI 9
Oysters, SRrsiines,
Pickles. SyFuPs, and sauees.