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.r WOW, ,,,inf,llv affecting, have been radically
.;lred IN such great numbers in almost ever! ~
ton Of the country, that the puDhc scaIceis hN
he informed OF its virtues or uses. .;o
S,.rofiIlous poison is of the most destr1'ctFe
enemies of our race. Often, tins unseen anu u.ilo
taaY,r If tbp orpal,isrl VnJermnes the sttGloh,
and invites the attack Of enleeblng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of its presence. AGAIN,
il seems to breed infection throughout the body anu
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly GeVei3p
INTO one or other OF its heOuS forms, either on the
surface or among the vtals. In tie latter, tuber-
les may be suddenly deposited III the lungs or
heart, Gr umUrs formed III the lNer, or II SHOWS
its presence ly crlptions on the skn or foul ulcer
atGns on some part of the body. Hence The occ9'
sional use of a bottle of this S"FSdpdFitt0 j. au-
visible even when no active symptoms of disease
appear Persons afflicted with the following com
plants generally find immediate Ielel, anG, at
/ 4: st. IHtHOAy'S Fire. Rose or LrystPetdS,
Trffe1.. Salt Rhetta, Scdid Head, RtHgtco'7n'
SoIc Eyes, Sore Ears, and other erupuons or
visible forms Of ScroJHious disease: Also IN me
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia DFoiSJ,
| Ec0rt Disease. Ijfs. EpilrPSD' NS"f"tgtd'
nao the various tfcCF0"s affections O. the iI'"S'
f.yaud nervous systems.
| NyJHiIis or Tpncrcal and E-CrcUrj0I Diseases
.,n "nred iv it, though 4 long time is required for
rIIire- n c. obstinate nlaladieS bv any medicine.
Iut long continued use Of this medicine VIII cure
| tic complaint IcfcOrTH1d or Whites, tterthe
| JircsafioHs. and Female Diseases, are com
| ...,iv relieved and ultimately cured ny lis
! r@tmg and invgoratinE effect Minute Direc-
| hey ID. each case found IN our Almanac, sup
| s.-l GRATIS. TIcum6tjsfH and Cont. when
| ..-.-e7 Iy account Lotions Of cNuaneous matters
| o.. 'l.a llan3. vicid quickly to it, as also LiceI
| '-.a.5 f<,i''tS. T"t}i'HH. CongcStiol or hiram
..fio3 OFF tln Eirrr. and JGlflid'cc, Wnen arising
| -f..r often 1o from tllc ranking poisoEs IN the
.aT This S1RS-fF-fEFLL1 is great re
| .-.~ lr fhr strength md vicor Of the system
.... By, mo are yoUv.,ig ard YfsfIcsS. DespoIi-
,,,,f.. a,-1 ,-l1.t5lai With Nervous 4 D.
f....-i,rs or F,or1'e. any Of the affections
..t .,..t-..ri,.. Evidence of its restorative
i..al-
TFFPHEED BY
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General Land Agency for Oregon
and Washington Territory.
ESTABLISHED July, 1868.

VIII attend TO the purchase and sale Of Real
Estate IN ali parts of this State and Washington
Territory.
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We have now a simple solution of two
main difficulties which have hitherto per-
picked all inquirers.
The first Of these is: How came Mount
Zion and the Temple mount to be 50 iden-
tilted as to be used anonymously in scrip
ture, if Mount Zion was, as the prevalent
theory holds, on thewest side of Jerusalem,
while the Temple mount is On the east,
and separated from it by a deep ravine p
Lieut.. Warren seems scarcely aware Of the
value Of his conclusions as a reply to this
difficulty. He dwells on what he places as
the title of his paper, THE comparative
holiness of Mount Zion and Moriah," and
considers that the earlier holiness ascribed
to Mount Zion from the presence OF the
ark, would still continue to attach it even
after the transferance of the ark to Mount
Moriah, and satisfactorily accounts for the
blending of the two names in the poetry OF
later times, while in prose they were kept
distinct.
But how account for the prose use Of
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4 Large amount Of Portland city Prop
erty for Sale

100000 Acres of Choice Farming Lands OF
every description for sale, situated in different
parts of this State.
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TONST
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Glass ant
tiOn. On
special at
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The lewis land, east of Browns
creek, containing $50 acres, uJJoirs
ing the city, divided into tracts OF
fronS 10 II - CrCS viii he sold TO the
hIxHC-; bidder, ora EUCsday. the 18th
int, by l. :. y. Lindsey a N0u%
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The Prize Conccr1

The gentleman who won the piano has
placed 500 in the hands Of A G. Morrow,
with the request that $50 Of the amount 90
to the Confederate Orphan ASYLUM. and
S2j each to the Protestant and Catholic
Orphan Asylums.
The hall yesterday morning was crowded
with applicants FOR their prizes, and the
very plain rings, smoking tobacco, etc,
etc, were carried of by those holding the
lucky numbers.
The two rocking chairs were won re-
spectiveiy by Mr.. Miller, President of the
Southern Carriage Mandatory and Jesse
Ely The table was carried off by John d.
Brien.
The holder of ticket d 500 lives in st.
George, Delaware, which drew a package
of smoking tobacco; b go at Edgeheid
Junction gets bottle of hair oil; 456 is
q nail knife, and goes to Hendersonville.
Gallatin holds twelve lucky numbers in
class B, As being the winner of the por-
trait of Andrew Jackson, and the fine tuck
ing comb going to 474 at that place. The
other prizes are small Huntsville gets
piece of music, the ticket being b 81.
Franklin gets two prizes. Columbia draws
seven prizes, all small Pulaski holds
eighteen lucky tickets, A $50 being entitled
to the mosquito bar, which is just in sea.
son. The other prizes are small.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

The river was still rising yesterday,
| with IL feet on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
| or clear and warm IN the morning. but
cloudy with heavy shower in the after
noon.
The only arrival yesterday up to dark
was the J II Gilmore from Pittsburg. She
had large tow of coal for GAINESVILLE, and
came up this far for her empty hargeS
clearing again for the Ohio river in the
afternoon.
The TaliEman passed GAINESVILLE At half.
past 3 o'clock with large cargo She
viii be found in port this morning, and
departs again for Cairo ON Monday at 10 A.
NJ, Capt. Strong commanding, with Hsr-
per and Wilkinson in the Office
Tho Armada is again in the field . a
departs for Psducah Monday porn. oo, :,
10 o'clock, in command of Cspt. Eo~tbt,,'
with Leriah NJ Cobb o, the desk .
The Alpha, Capt. Tom Ryman, takes The
place OF TIE Tyrone, leaving Monday 81 4
P. NJ. Capt w. Il. Grseey il clerk.
The huntsville, OSpt. Lowell, departs
for all points on TIE Upper Cumberland.
Monday at 2. N. >
LOUISVILLE, June 3, 1S70.-Capt WIN.
BOYD, Nashville: The Emma FLOYD will
.eave here to-day at noon, will arrive ut
Nashville Tuesday morning, and will prol,-
ably leave Tuesday eysning. Inclosed fnd
a list Of consignees- Il. W. WISE
LOUISVILLE, June 3, I870.-List of con
signees of steamer Emma Floyd from Cin-
cinnati to Nashville;
Antony q Herbert, Arnistead L Co,
Byrne Brothers 4 Co, II Buddeke i Co,
Black Il Argo, Burgess, Hughes * Fraley,
j Brunness, Capt William Boyd, Craig
head, Breast IL Gibson, A w Cady, Ewing
* Co; Il p Jenkins, I II Jones Il Co, Il s
Jones, Litterer d Cabler, John Morrow Il
Son, S Murphy, Mclaughlin & Butler
r II Marburg, Macy h B,own,
McKoin & 90, l. Meis & Co, E W EldIides,
Twin, Pendleton & Co, Ewing, Nc
Claugherty & Co, French Bros, Gray. x
Kirkman, N L Greenfield, Hicks, Houston
& Co, Alex Hemphill, w Holmes. Ham
ilton & Cunningham, Hughes Il Anderson,
Henderson Il Bro, Southern Wheel and
Handle Works, S d Spurloek 4 Go,
Slime 81 Birmingham, Smith II Gnf
fifth, Tennessee Manufacturing Com
pany, Terrass d Yarbgongh, Robert
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NAsmyILLE QUOTATIONS.

East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds.
endOfsed --...................... GO
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad bonds,
HohtAOESt0 IS
Tennessee coupons, fundable - e5
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1859 . 81
City Nashville bonds, old ........-........g3
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown MAYOR Is
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden Mayor As
Nashville corporation checks. ............ SO
Nashville corporation coupons ..... rs
Davidson county bonds issued TO Tennessee
Dayidson county bonds, issued to Louisville
= fOel- ....... .-......-...... 70
Davidson county bonds, issued TO other roads SO
Davidson county coupons. .................. "a
Davidson county warrants. ............95
Montgomery county bonds e0
Murfreesboro coupons .. ~
Louisville and Nashville railroad stock -. 10
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad stock 81
Nashville aud Decatur railroad stock 10
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad stock 20
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad stock %
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock -. as
South Nashville Street railroad stock 60
North Nashville Street railroad stock -. :
spruce Street railroad stock
Suspension Bridge stock.
Planters Bank stock ! (
z
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and arc always acces-
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, ll:15-Cotton market dull.
Sales 5000 bales; uplands 1c3@1O}d; Or
leans lid
NEW YORK, 1925 Cotton tending down
ward June and July delivery 2l!c.
LIVERPOOL, 3-Uqttoa dab. Uplands
1924; Orleans l0s@lld
NEw YoRK, 1225-Market dull and prices
lower. Ordinary lSc; good ordinary 2OIc;
low middling 2ltc; uplands 224c; good
middling 23kc; Mobile 22t; Orleans s23.
June and July delivery sold at SOLE.
NEw YcRK, 1:1O-Msrket quiet and weak;
June and July delivery sold at 2O5@9Ic;
October, at laic,
NEW YORK, 9-Marltot quiet and weak.
Sales 800 bales for export; 200 forspinnine.
September delivery sold at 19lc; October,
at Igc
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This institution was crowded with ska
tiers and spectators last night, including a
large number of ladies', and to all appear
ancos, the sport is verr enjoyable. We
notice that many of the new,beginners are
making rapid progress, and in very shoIt
time will be proficient in the art On
the floor last evening were the Misses O.,
Misses H., Miss c., Miss f., and others
who are graceful skaters and promise at
an early day to he an Jat IN the new
amusement. Last night Dir. Barwise,
proprietor Of the Piimpton Roller Skates,
delighted the assenlblage with his beautiful
evolutions and displays of Kinks skating
He goes over the floor with as much ease
as the most expert skater would on ice.
The skating rinkis the amusement of the
period, and it will continue to grow in
popular favor.
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The Convention met at 10 o'clock, In the
Conyention-room of the Court House, TO
compsete the balloting for candidate for
County Register. E. A. Mathis was in the
chair. and Thomas Calender and L, 0.
Morris acted as Secretaries. There were
l24 delegates present. The President re-
marked that it was important to have good
order. and requested all who were not
delegates to retire beyond the bar.
On motion the order to drop the hind
most candidate after the first ballot was re-
considered, and it was agreed to drop the
| hindmost candidate after the fourth ballot
The following gentlemen being in nomi-
nation, the balloting was proceeded with
Arthur NJ Fulghum, Josiah Shaffer, J T
| Hide, John McClelland, B F Binkley, H c
!. Lucas, B + Woodward, J y Mckay, Ed
Hickman, Il S Patterson, Jesse Bledsoe,
Geo S Hobson. Ess3 tFaG fws- -
The first ballot was had on the Saturday
preceding, and the Convention proceeded
to the second ballot as follows :sE -
SECOND BALLoT-Fulghum, .; Shafer
l.; Hide, Z; McClelland, II; Binkley, %
Lucas, .; Mckay, 10; Hickman, %; Pat
terson, Is; Bledsoe, 2;Woodward, 81.
THIRD BALLOT Woodward, SO; Fulgham
8; Shaffer, -; Hide, z; McClelland, II
Binkley, 81; Lucas, II; Mckay, 10; Kick
man, 20; Patterson, II; Bledsoe, 3.
FOURTH BALLoT-Fu lgham, $; Shaffer
IL, Hide, 2; MeClelland, IL; Binkley, %
Lucas, 10; Mckay, 16;, Hickman, %; Pat
terson, 20; Woodward, 26: Bledsoe, 2.
The name of Mr.. Bledsee was with
drawn.
FIFTH BAILoT-Fu lghum, q; Shaffer, II
Hide, 6; McClelland, Is; Binkley, %
Lucus, Z; Mckay, 2l Hickman, 26 Pat
terson; III Woodward, 30; scattering, I.
THE name of Mr.. Hide was dropped ]
SIXTH BALIoT-Fulghum, 6; Shaffer, 1;
McClelland, 16; Binkley, 26; Lucas, /;
Mckay, u; Hickman, %; Patterson, q
Woodward, %. SO
SEVENTH BALLOT. -Shaffer, IL; Mckay
80; Binkley, %; McClelland, II; Wood
ward, 49, Hickman, %; Lucas, IL; Pattel
son u. The name of Mr. Shaffer we
then withdrawn. |
EIGHTH BALLOT. Mckay, AZ; Binkley
J 81; McClelland, IA; Woodward, 30; Hicf
man, 81; Lucas, Is; Patterson, 20. TT
? name of Mr.. Lucas was withdrawn.
+ NINTH BAILoT.-AlcKay, 81; Binkle,
33; Woodward, 40; Hickman, rs; Pate
son, 49, MIR. Hickman withdrew from tn
contest in favor of Capt Binkley.
TENTH BALLoT.-McKsy, 76; Binkley
| IS; Woodward, IS.
! ELEVENTH BALIoT-McKay, 70, Binkle.
96.
II Capt. Binkley was declared elected. Z
: was called to the rostrum and thanked II
Convention for the honor it had conferre
upon him.
q The following resolution was offered |
III. G. Cotton and adopted:
: Resolved, That the thanks of this Coz
vention are hereby rendered TO {. !
> Mathis, President Of this Convention, Fl
his untiring efforts to preserve order az
decorum during the two trying days of th
Convention, and that we also tender OF
thanks TO Thomas Calender, the eficiel
Secretary, for his untiring lRbors.
Adjourned.
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New Advertisements.
Morton B. Howell, Clerk and Master O
the Davidson County Chancery Court
makes an important announcement to the
creditors of the Planters Bank.
Eight hundred acres Of Obed River bot
tom lands in Overton county, are to bC
sold on the 22d inst, by decree of tlst
ChRncery Court of Livingston.
Several splendid Steinwsy pianos have
Just been received at McClure's Temple u
Music, Union street.
Grand Sire z. d. FarnswOrth and P. G..
Rep. Thos. T. Smiley will address the
members of Smiley Lodge No. 20, l. o. o.
F., at the Central Baptist Church next
Tuesday night
An extensive sale Of South Nashville lots
is to be made on the 9th inst, by Chancery
DEGREES.
The Nashville Roller Skating Association
are increasing the alterations at the Rink.
AIR. Eugene st. Clair, distinguished by his
skill as skatist, appears this week.
YeatmRn, Shields & Co. sell dry goods
next Tuesday morning.
Mishler's Herb Bitters are good TO cure
nervous disorders.
LIZARDS Flucade, sold by all druggists,
is sure death to flies.
The Hibernisn Society are actively
preparing for the grand picnic on Monday,
June 10, The various committees having
the affair will meet at their Hall at , P. NJ
to-day.
Those wishing TO invest in dirt will
attend the sale of the Lewis lands on Tues
day.
Tomorrow the Armada and Talisman go
down the tide; on Wednesday, the Emma
Floyd sails for Porkopolis.
Those that can appreciate good thing
should read the city notices of Sandy
Carter
L. Il ]. Northman soil cheap for the
coming thirty days.
Edgefelders can keep cool, thanks to A.
Montana.
Draft horses wanted on Broad street
Gro to McKoin & Co.'S, No. &c College
street.
Magic Arnica Liniment is good for !
animals, biped or quadrupod.
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II Ii q H:
Nashville, Tenn.
To Aspirants and their Friend

To AspirRntS and their Friends.
We find that opening our columns to al
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before tho pub
lie. will be so burdensome tax and con-
sumo so much of our space, that we are
compelled to charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communications
in relation to actual or prospective candi.
dacies will be thirty cents per line in our
respective papers from this date.
J. o. GRIFFITH 4 Co.,
Union and American.
RoBERTs d PUByIs,
Republican Banner.
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The Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial attacks
the radio or root of every disorder Of the
bowels and digestive organs 1t will also
assuredly restrain the ravages of disease,
renovate the internal vessels, brace up and
invigorate the dilapidated system, restore
the appetite, and, as q consequence, give
buoyance to the animal spirits, as the dew
and rain refresh the withered flower. Sold
by the Sole PROJECTORS, Mansfield Il Hig-
bee, Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
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To One! To Each f! To All!

Ask your neighbor If he knows anything
as to the virtues of the Magic Arnica Lini-
ment in relieving pain? The answer is
uniformly, Yes. One says it cures neural
gia; another, rheumatism; another, pain
in the back; another, paralysis; and so on
with headache, toothache, bruises, burns,
swellings, ETC., etc No wonder the pro-
prietors warrant it the chest in the world
Sold by I'll respectable dealers every
where 1t
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London advices Of yesterday quote 5-20s
of 1862 at S94 1868 at s85; 1S67's at
902, and 10-4Os at S64.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at d3 for the old, and ISL for tho
ew.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1913; Scrip 96t; Erie 23!t; Reading
100; Southern 991; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1901; Rock Island 1919; Northwest
ern Common S4t; Preferred Oh; Western
Unicn Telegraph 81 !; Fort Wayne 9GS.
Bank of Tennessee notes are rather dull
and in but little demand, and rates aEs IN
CHANGED.
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The Magic Arnioa Liniment is doing
wonders, not only upon human beings, but
it has made its way among stock owners.
Chalbone, pole-eyil, ring bone, big head,
lameness, sife, founders, and most of the
diseases peculiar to horses and mules, are
rapidly cured by this Herculean Remedy.
Mansfield & Higbee, Sole Projectors,
Memphis. Sold by dealers generally 1t
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Thompson & Co, Treppard & Co, Weak
ley & Warren, Walsh 4 McGoyern, Mem
phis and Nashville packet, Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, Moore, Collins &
Co, Mclean & Co., Murray & Regan, b.
Nichols, Orr Bros. OShaughnessy Il Co,
Phillips, Buttorf & Co, O. r. Parsons &
Co, J. Ruggles,i H. @. Shafer. James Sim
mons, Southern Manufacturing Company.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
f. & J. Northman, 90 Public squar,

Preparatory to our annual stock taking,
July l, We will close out during the month
of June, all kinds Of domestic and foreign
dry goods at less than their actual value.
Positive bargains can be had in best table
linens, Irish linens, white and buff piques,
birds eye diapers, Victoria lawns, Main
socks, satin, striped jaconets, striped and
checked Swisses, silks and lace points, at
greatly reduced prices. This sale to con-
tinue for thirty days only.
E. & j. NoRTHMAN,
No. 90 Public Square.
iun5 sun ve1&fri
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beautiful building sites, market
gardens, dairy farms and sites for
vineyards will be sold by A. v. =.
LindsIcy & Sons, No. 40 North Col
Icge street, for account of Executors
OF Maj. WIN. e. Lewis, on Tuesday,
The E3fH inst.
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CITY NOTICES.
Zine champagne.

Widow Chquot at 81 per bottle; Louis
Roederer at 81 per bottle; st. Marceau at
So bottle; Heidsick at 81 per bottle
quarts. Ten cases of California Musca-
tel. Angelica and Sonora Wines, at 81 per
bottle, at ju5 3t] A. C. Carriers.
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California Champagne, Catawba, Rhine
Wine, French Cordials, Cdracoa, Maraschi-
no, Table Claret, Boxers Bitters, Yer
mouth, in quantities to suit purchasers, at
the lowest cash prices, at Slime & Biz
mingham's, corner of Cedar street and
Public Square. ~ jun4 3t
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2Au
eide by shooting Himself Through
the Head.
The dead body of Michael Dyer, who
resided and kept saloon on South Mar
ket street, was yesterday found in his
house, which bad been closed up for the
two preceding days, his family being alb
sent from home As soon "a, the dis.
coycry was made, information was sent
10 Coroner Bricn, who visited the fatal
scene, and proceeded to hold an inquest
The testimony and circumstances of the
affair brought to the attention OF the jury
of inquest, made it apparent that The de
seased had committed suicide and their
verdict so reports. On the floor, near
the body of Mr.. Dyer was found his
pistol with one chamber discharged, the
bah from which had penetrated his brain
from the left temple, and passed entirely
through the head. The deceased had been
in an intoxicated condition for several
days past, AMI it is presumed that in fit
OF desperation, either Friday night or
early yesterday morning, be pmposely
committed the fatal decd
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Body Of n Drowned Man Recovered.

Body OF n Drowned Man Recovered.
During heavy shower of rain yesterday
TO the surface Of the water near tho Sus-
pension Bridge, and foated towards the
opposite shore. Before the jury of inquest
the dead man was recognized as Richard
Hill, colored, who was drowned few days
since while engaged in preventing sawlogs
from floating of from the opposite bank
of the river between the bridges.
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The Skating rsnx

viii be open every afternoon from to 6
o'clock, exclusively for ladies and children.
No admittance fee, but those desiring to
take lessons in skating will be charged %
cents per afternoon for the use of the
skates. 1t requires this amount to keep
the skates repaired and in order. jun1 If
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Horses Wanted.

We wish to hire six or eight good
draught horses or mules for one month or
longer, 10 be wen fed and cared for, and
returned in as good condition as received,
disease and unavoidable casualties eE-
eepied. Apply to Gilroy i Pillow, No,
tle Broad street. jhn5 If
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NASHVILLE Provision MARKER.

The market is very quiet, as follows:
BULK MEATs-Sides 1GIc; clear rib
sides lGic; shoulders 12ic. Stocks light.
BACoN-Clear sides l7tc; shoulders 1910;
country hams IGlG!1c.
CHo!GE HAAa,-Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured c. Q. c., canyased, 20tc; plain c. q.
c., hams, 19lc.
LAED-CLoice, IL tierces, ITtc; kegs,
Lyci 20 pound ealdies I9ic, AID 5
pOnEd oJlidics, l9tc
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Concentrated Essence of jamaica Ginger
Sugar should be kept in every family; is
most convenient for travellers and pleasure
seekers. Sold at Slime Il Birmingham
Public Square, corner Cedar street,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-05

Having the most extensive apparatus in
this city for manufacturing Soda Water,
Kissengen, Settler, and other spring wa
tiers, we propose to charge. and deliver to
any part of the city, fountains and syphons
Of any of the above waters. Natural spring
waters fresh in bottles area eaa1ag- :
t csi JOHN W. MoRrox & Co,
iun4 lw No. II Public SQUARE.