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l! ", paws - i 'Jrp elf. JflffctruL: pools, Sdots, JL Cranspnrtation, Ibtferifii, V J MORGAN' & CO., KtV 0 PUBLIC SQUARE, " Nashville, Tennessee. 4 fiS aosa reoTiag aal opening an unosally da a. afxaM bto. r . - SPRING GOODS KafraaeiB rail .Trtr f Articles, Sfylee. Jm., vcib th?yar pffiared la offer 10 tbe Retail Tri,n tr as that own not be otherwise tbansatia faotary to tmrehaaora. . . . ... - . P. vah r marenaaaa larae naantity-of WOOL, for wac the higaee market pn-ta r easfr- Ul nw paM. .i. reoa-nw-"- 'SPRING STOCK FOR 18GO, 3COVT COMPLETE AND IN ST0R2. WM. a EAKIN.& CO. Sorti -t caraar P-ibLe Sqasre, jpTAinVILLE, TENNESSEE. , g1 L-r-j; Birsalas for Casn or f'T short time ptojijA piir. mail-iif I 1 SI O V ,V lx. . File, Shepherd & Co., fiaossauia te ll I?. fc T. T1TE, II TK p-norfd t No. 3, Hicks' Build er. North po&ri.: ijra.aad have received their sraixo stock of DRY G 00 D S And Clotulng, T whl :h they invite the attention of Merchacta bnj .lig u. ius market, mar 1-1 y EVA N 3 & CO., WHOLESALE DKALXK8 IX Foreign uud Domestic 3 3? ?T .Tl sT tf. SH AX 3L T. w .HjT Varieties and Clothing ii.u fs,S2sies. lIats,Eonnets,&,c. it o.l BKhrille (nu Itlock N AS 1 1 V 1 L L K , T E XX EhSEE. R nw a rrccirtof their SPRING STOCK, to I. wUoii tiiCj Utiu the altaiuu of the trade. IcbSl-Hly . I860. 1860. 1860. . xew : Spring Importations. Imports and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Hoincstic E o ots.Sho es,Kats,B on : nets & Straw Goods, No. 2 Inn Block, SasUvllle, Tennessee. "ITB are eow in ric1r nfonr Tery large stuck of - I V 81'EISO AND fcVilSIZS ."rn ft TrTi:t clw rises' a!', tho ne styles of importations, with (buc-h rT:n ri-;r sliiciion, and w; are deter ;o cflH-vr oittioruiTS ad tue tra in (teller aiiy, tfr zo-cj si jlcea lUtt will CialStTige coinpe tjiio utila&nr'Biark-.t la lh U:iil-i tat-s. We iu Tfo tr ta to giro ocr ?t'ca a close and early ex airtBaOuD. GARDNER & CO. CabS-lm - ' v- ITew Spring Goods, FOR I860. Allison Anderson & Co .... . iMTOSTEilS AND XVIioleaaJe Sealers In -Fcreigs autl Dcjaeslic Drj Goods AND -Eeady-made Clothin rr O 9 No. 41 Public Square, !fA!HVILLE; TE1SESHEE. TT7K are now : rci?i;'t of oar tprin? CJiols,and r!r!ir. to invite the atR3ti'; of our friends a4 Ua tra!"' ifn-mliy to an examination of our t i lNri,h.iCi!su nd select stock, which we oQr o acorn mo '.ati.it: icrma. Al.LLO.V , AXDERSOX t CO. , 1908 PACKAGES. ik). b. raaTva, BYCO DOL'ULAU. -..- - Dealers at Wnolesale in ' .' Foreign aud. Domestic1 . ; BEY GOODS, . nothing-, Carpels, Boots, Shoes, ; Hals, Bianets, Ucibrellas, &c9 Ho. 13 Ptftso Square aad Xo. 59 North Market si. JS asliville, 'I emiessee. tf --- . . . - 'TJ'E invite tbe attention of Merchants to an ex r I tunsive and bnllianl .Stock of Goods uow ojiened and urrjtrini Cr tbe prin Tl aile Weaolicit the patronajo of DeilerF, feeling assured 1 that we wra neve"!: better prepared fci servo their ruuTt ,as rozards maicntude of stock, be.niiy of atykn and lib.-T'aUly of terms. We acknow ledge no sxiprrior abiitty in any city of the Tniou. mrl-2in DOUGLAS & CO. Just Received. ... ... Thompson' & Co, . T1 lartoCn the attention of their friends and -O 0-?tJDir3 i U3 t)a .l asorl.n!:ilof v: -Wliite Goods ... wvw brhtio tijis market. Consisting of njuaufSNji, . i - - ; . U.VEX NAPKINS, LINEN DtriJE3 Asd,ln fact, reYyfUing coming nuJer tli heaj of WHITE GOODS. They bava ats'o j ut received au exleniive assort - moo t or Carpets aad Carpet Rugs. JA LiLr, A.D SEE- TH EM. IS G O. Fresh Garden Seeds; TITil ire aow to roce.pt f a ciupleta stock ol . V V i.A.VD.tSTH'd (terd.B tweeds, of the growth of tjrf, including alt the diflerent varieties of - A bfk,- Iuone, Beets, : t.t.v.j, . Par-dey, Nasturtium, ' Cuiio-'ur j , Pepiwr. - .Pepper Grass, Hfry, Eulive, ' Carrot, Let T - Beaes,' - ' -Mustard,; Bjrcco'o, :ion. ' Peas.-'- - - - ra-! Oir, . RUoarb, - Epg Plant, ' Fw.ht' ' ' KohllUbbi,' ' Aipuragus, , Hi-loss. - -;r'Mill -Okra. - i irio..a, '-, -Turnip, Celery, ad:sh, ' ' C'icumber, Spinach, Kale. - ' - "' ' v Bine GraiV, Timothy Clever, Herds Grass, Millet, Bd ailatatsr ktu'i of Fiald ged on band daring th .usn. .- -, . ' -' - - " 'r-t?irj akauts api'lied witk Garden 8.ed o QmrMpt. ; . v.- t . w.-t.if "l p-iirv rr II. C. M'NAIRY & CO, CATALOGUE IN PART or i - I'll lili! . 18S. Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS (kept by as) in tbehr respective departments. Toour friends and patrons we beg to say.Uiat our stock will be equal, if not superior to any we bavn heretofore offered; and we most respectfully invite a examination of It-, assuring all who may favor us with a call, that they will find our prices uniform lyfc low, and our terms moat liberal, allowing a band, soma DUCOUXT for all cash bills. We are now re ceiving our atxk daily. . S ILK S, DRESS GOODS AND STUFF GOODS. Black Italian Silks, all wictbs. . Gros DeKhir.es Lyons, every width aad quality. Lyons Gros D'Nap3,bl'k and co)M. . Black TaiTeUs, medium aud heavy. Black Armure Koyale. ' Hjch Fonlt De Siio. Rich Poult Da ? tie, Bayadere and Plain. Gros DeParis, full boiled. Rich Chene, ex'.ra rich. Bich Bobes, tvo to ten volants. ' - Black Velve', Lyons. Black Satius, " White Silk Serges and Oil Silks Black and colored Challies. Poplins, Bayadere, Cbene and Broche. Crapes, English and Julian, all colors. Crape Lcisse. - ' Oriental Bareges and Tissues. Grenadines and Leons Cloths. DeLaiues.riaid and Printed. DeLaioes, rich chintz colors Merinos, bl'k, white sod col'd. Alpaccas, blk , col'd and Brocade. Black Bombazines, Wiuter and Summer fabric lloreens for SkirU. Grass Cloth for Skirts. Hair " Claa Tartan Fiaide, Scotch. Ribbons aud Trimmings French Bonnet Ribbons, every stylo. Paris ash RibboLs, elegant. Velvet Ribbons, full selvages. Cap Ribbons. Full Mourning Ribbons. Fringes lor ManliUus aud Dresses. Ladies' Promenade Suits. We open this day a eecond Invoice cf full Suits for Ladies. Made up. Vrapping Department. Id tbi3 dt-partmcnt will be found a very large and well selected stock of Black Silk Mantillas., Black Lace Mantillas. Black Lace Points. Handsome Grenadine Shawls. Handsome Grenadine Scarfs. Hen's & Boys' Furnishing Goods. In tliis department may be found every kind and quality of goods necessary to a Gentle man's complete outfit, consisting in part of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AXD TESTING S. To be made up SHIRTS AND COLLARS. All sizes and qualities. GLOVES. Kid. Silk and Lisle. HOSIERY. . . Every size and price. Silk, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs. Suspenders, Cravats and Ties. Underwear of every variety. WHITE GOODS, Consisting of a" large Stock of Irish Lluens of good width, aud manuiactt red expresily for R. C. McNAIRY & CO. Also, MUow I.inen, Linen Sheeting, Table Damask, Table Cloths, all s zes. A complete assortment ol Towelr, Nai'kius.aud Doilies, ali sizes and prices. Cotton and . Linen. Diaj-ers. White and. Colored Toilet guilts. . . . ;s . . Jaconet to Cambric, Linen Jaconei Muslin. Franr " Book N-iia- ok " Mull " . . Swiss.' . Fr. and Figured Swiss. White and Colored Tarleton. 'Bishop lawn. l Linen " ' India Dimity. -. Corded " " ' ; BARGAIN COUNTER. This is quite a feature in oar (tore. Upon this Counter are i.Hi a great many goods at less than half their cvt. All past styles of any goods are sacrificed here, M well as tuauy other very desira ble goods. H. C. McNairy & Co marjl-tf . ' i I Co; Oil! Coal Oil! I J. K. Vlli LAY & CO.'S 1 " Premium Coal Oil, Manufactured In Louis, Mo. ' I .' ' a'uost colorless clear as the purest J. Spring Water oeord.rixcddoej not Croat the wick or smoke the ch.mi.ey the best 141 mads in the East or Wcai.ard took the first premium at tha last tit. Louis Pair.- One trial in all H nee is to re commend It togererat use. We have received u supply of this uirior Oil, which we are ottering Pi the trade by the b -rrel only at manufacturers' price . . MJZELL, HOOPER CO. I Coal Oil Lamps. DOZEN Coal Of Lamp, of variooa stylaa, fllte J wilh 9 rlb ad CoM'ns Burner, for .i !.- J n-f, -.. t: t u A - BLOODLESS VICTORY ! ! ! 1,000,000 Boxes Sold of ; MAGNETIC PLASTER THISanormousqnantity oftbieTavaluable Reme dy has been purchased by citizensof tbe United Stales "daring the shorttime it has been before the public. Tbe reaeoa for thisextraordinary snccessis simply in th3 actual troth and valneof the article. No one buy 6 til o MAGNKTIC PLASTtR withont be coming its friend. It performs all that is promised and carries with it its own recommendation . Truly tbisisa victory peacefuland bloodless but we be. iieve notlessglorioosthan thetriumphs of war. with its fain of caroaee and desolation Tbe MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly tbe Greatest Streugtbener and Pain Destroyer that Set uce ba yetdidcovered . If ycffputthisPlasterany wuere, il Painis there, tbe Planter wil lstick there anttltbePainhasranisbed . InePlasteimagnetizet be Pain a way .an d PaincannoteiisiwntrtthtsPlasterisapplie Khtumatiem , Lameness .Stiffness , Weakness .De Dility , Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough and Colds, Pains and Acbesol every kmd,downeve to Corns ,are I M UEDIATKLY REUKVkii.anQ , with tUepatieuce, PERMANENTLY CURED , by the mag calinfluenceotthe MAGNETIC PLASTER. It is tiif iraulest.surestaaftfct.'leasantesanicheapestrem edyin existence. Itsappiicatictiisanivcrsal equal ly tothenrong man .the delicate woman , and tnt feebleinfant. To each and al lit winprovea BalB nd a Blessing. I te aseisagreeableand witlioutac noyanceor trouble . I ts price t s within reach of all rich or poor;allmT havei t, ana allshould ha veil whoareick,and so'iTeriDrin any way. FARMERS and PUN I ERS should always be sup plied withthe MAGNETIC PIASTER. It will be th Good Pbysiciauin any household , ready at all imes and at install I nxice . Putapin iir-tiKbttin boxes. Each box wil.maki lx to eight plasters, and any child can spread tbem Priee25oentsabox,witbfall anoplain llrections. - ' D. C. 3IOUEHEAD, JI. Inrentorand Propria r,19 Walker tlrett.XeioYorl MOREHRAb't MAGNETIC PLASTER IS SOLD Ali DRCGGIST AND IiEALERS IX GENUINE MEDICINES EVERYWHERE. . joly29-deodaweowlyin zm MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW BT9 Junt rMtshid, in a Sealed Envthpe. ON THE NATURE, TRKATMKNT AND SAOICl CUKE OF SPERMATORKHOEA, or Semia.l Weakne"?, Sexual lebility, Nervousness and Iuvol untarv Emissions, inducing Impoteucy and Mental aud Physical Incapacity. Bt ROB. J. CULVER WELL, M. D., Author of "The Green Book," c, ' The world-reuowrred ooth'or.in this admirablelc ture, clearly proves Irora bis' own experience that awlul consequences o' sif abuse may beetfcctually emoved without Mediciae aud without dangerous -urgical operations, bougies, instruments, riiiRS or .oruials, poiiKing out a mode of cure at once certain tod efte tual.by which every suQerer.no matter hat lug condition mav be, may core himself cheap. In, privately and radwMjf. This Lecture will prove 4 boon to thousands and thousands. Sent under seal to any address, postpaid, on the -eceiptof two postage ptamps, by aodrersiug Dr. .H J. C.KMNE,M.O.,4S0tirst Avenue, New York, 'ost Kox,45S6. apr5-dwly CLARK, GREG OUT & CO ., - SOLE PROPRIETORS OF CLAKK& FULLER'S AMBROSIAL OIL, To whom all orders must be addressed. Agency of all the Standard Patent Medicines .. Ladies' Oil Toilet Cream, Cceeannt and Walnut Candy. ' DEPOT, 21 College Street, Opposite Sewanec House. IVasIrville, Term. mar-23-tf Prince Imperial Champ gnc FROM A, . FPFRMY. DETEXCCEiCo FRANCE. Sold by all reppectable Dealtfrs throughout the Country. THl fine brar.d of Chaminrne, whieh unlil the past year was confined exclusively to the best ta ble of the Continent of Europe, hits now obtained the most unboun-Jed success and popularity in this country. It is recommended by Feme of the flrst Physicians of the city of New York, over all other wines, on account of its extreme purity and delica cy, and those wio once try it rarely use any other brand. Although only one year has elapsed since its introduction into this country, the dtmand is enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange ments are such as to ensure the quality of the Wine being maintained at its present high standard. The Prince Imperial is imported solely by as, we being the sole Agents of M-.-ssrs. Dh Vexoob ft Co., in this couuiry. E. V. HAU'-'HWGUT fc CO. Nos. 4S8 ,490 end 492 Broailway , New York. Sold ir Nashville by JI.lt E. F. CHEATHAM. CoriiiT of Church aud College sts. mar9-5md CBXHCH AXDKKSOX JOIl H. AJiDSBSAW CHURCH ANDERSON & CO., AVIIOL.ESALK OIIOCEKS AND Commission lerci;nts, IV o. 50 4'olleee street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. mar9-tf Oats! Oats! 1 fCf BCPHEI.S ol A No. 1 Oats, just received 1UUO aud for t-ale by mar2T-tf CHLROI ANDERSON CO. lluirgariaii Grass Seed. WE have on hand a larpe 'quantity of the best llungaiian Grass Seed, liicii we are selliug low. CUU1XH ANDERSON & CO. mar29-tf Tar! Tar! E have juet received a Urge lot of TAR, and mar29-tf CD.UKCH AA1IIKSUN S CO. AVIiisky! Vbisky! Wliisliy! TtTE have in store a larso quantitv of the best of VV all kinds of the purest WHISK Y. Ail ye lov ers of tlie essence of corn give us a rnssinc call. mar29-tf CHURCH AN'DEIUSON & CO. . Simtlrics! Sundries! ! "70U can find, at all timef.ut our ttore, all kinds 1. ' of Groceries, such as Sugars, CotTec, Molasses, vrups, c., AiC, A:c. 'mar-U-tr CHURCH ANDERSON k CO. PURE TABLE WINES. E. LAMBERT & CO., ! COLONNADE BUILDING. ' 53 Clierry fet., 53 Ciierry st., B Ei to call the attenUaa of their friends and of the public to the fuel that they have lor salo Wines unequalled in fineness and parity; A Larger Variety than can be fonnd auy where else; A Variety of fine Wines that can be fonnd nswhere else, at prices that defy compe tition; ' ; As we deal ouly in Wines we are DETER MINED to undersell all others in the trade. Parties desiring to purchase willconsult their interest by giving ns a call and COMPARE our Wines and Prices before purchasing else where. , . , , Every article Imported and sold by ns war C' V 't J 'ranted genuine. i J. I N. B. For list of Wioes call and, get a circular, Bent free by mail. - , E. LAMBERT & CO., . Office and Sample Room, No. 53, Cherry tU . mar27-tf.. - '--' - - yiCK! lClt lCV.!!! WE have opened oar Ie Depot in the rear of tbe State Back, and will sell as cheap as any in the market that is as good. Ocr ic is from Para, dise Hill, thirteen mile uorth of Nashville, and made exclusively of tbe best Spring Water in the tate, from four to eight Inches thick. We will open a depot on South Cborry street a .C. McCrary's grocery store aboatihe IV f A B)arl6- B K.&J.J OARRETf : ,,,.rVobacco Sale Ways AT Ar HAMILTON'S WAREHOUSE,' On Mondays, Wednesdays and Pridayi, , . - v ar o'clock a. m - -j - jt This arrangement is mad for tbe pnroposeof both aocommodating buyers aad planters,aiid I hops wUl bo Baistaar i . - ' ' ..t7.i . . ' mr-J,- 1 8 6 0 SPUING STOCK! - John ramage; ; ; No. 42 College street, . ' NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, : i WOULD call attention to his large and hand some stock of . - . . - s Boots and Shoes, Of every description and fctvle; selected with great ' care trom the best makers, all made of the best ma , terial, and woikmauship unsurpassed. Tbe variety and quality of my Stock is inch tha: the taste of all can he suited, and I am prepared t -offer them at tbe most satisfactory prices. Fop Gentlemen: Super French Calf Pump and Ptitcbed Boots; Congress Gaiters of French Calf, Morocco, Patent Leather, Clf, Kid, Lastingand Cloth. ' Oxfords of Irench Caif, Lastu g, Calf, Kid and Mo rocco; ' ' Walking Dress Shoes of every description, Ac, & l76r luadles. French lasting. Italian Cloth, Glove Kid Gaiters, Bodkins and Slippers; French and fcng i6h Kid Congress and Lace Boots. Misses aud Children's Boots and Shoes, Congress and Lace Gaiters, Slip pers, ic, ic , Sc. Boys and Youth's ; Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of every style, both foi ! drcbs and service. My supply of Peeped Work, for Men Women ant ' Children, is very large; and will be sold at the low- ett price. JOHN RAMAGE r mar31-tf 42tollegert. r ii ii i v c m i n tt - ' BOOTS, SHOES,: AM U 1TEIIS. A. V. RUTLAND, Xo. 30 X-iiioii btrcet, . (SUCCESSOR TO J. 13. & A. V. RL'ILAXD,) IS now receiving one of the most complete assort ments of Bi'OTS ANl bllOKS ever brought to this m irket, which has been selected with greatcare from the bkiT Manufacturers, expressly tor the Re tail Trade, comprising in pai t as loliowo: l'or the LiuVics. Indies black an brown French Lasting Congress Gaiters, with he.els; Ladies black and brown Cloth Laced G iters, heel and no heels; Ladies bl-ick and brown Buttoned Lasting Gaiters; beelsand no heels; Ladies Glove Kid Congress Gaiters, wilh and with out heels; Ladies Kxtra Fine Kid Bootees, with and without heels; Ladies Extra Fine Kid Slippers, heel and no heels Lared Rosens, Ladies Extra Fine EDg. Kid Slippers, with heels Laced Rosette; Ladies while Kid and Satin Slippers, heel and no Lee.s; I adies Velvet SI ppors; Fnglieh Lasting Slippers; Kid Buskins auu Toilet clippers. lJor iienllemcii. Gentlemen's Super French Cair Pump Boots, best styles; Super French Calf Stitched Boots, best styles; S upor French Call 1'ump Congress Gaiters; Glove Kid and P. L. Congress Gaiters; Calf Pump and Stitched Oxford Ties; Huckskiu Congress Gaiters. Bjy 's, Mi.-Sesaud Children's Shoes of all kinds and qualities. Servants Shoes of every kind All of which we will sell very cheap for Cash. Call at No. 30 Union street. inar-2-tr A. T. RUTLAND. 1S60 Spring Supplies. 1860 Blackmail & Gillespie, Boots anil Shoes, COR. SQl'ABE A.M 9IAUKKT ST., Nashville, Tennessee, TTAYEjutt received their large ami elegant as- XX sortmeut of fcprii.g Goods, cousisiiug ol everj variety and sty le of ' " f BOOTS AND SHOES, (among which are uiauy articles that, for elegance of design aud beauty of nuisu,canuot be surp-tesec by any In the market ,) TRUSKS, VALISES, BONNET BOXES, Sc all of which are offered on the most favorable term. The public are invited to call and examine this stock. mart-azm BOOTS AND SHOES. Farrar, Oismukes & Co. Are receiving their SPRING STOCK of BOOTS, . SHOES, GAITERS, TltUMfS, .-VALISES, Carpet Bags, &c. "VURstock this Spring is very large and beautiful, J aud gotten up with the greatest care, as to tlie latest and best styles by the beet manufacturers. We are well prepared to furnish PLANTATION AN'U ,i,viia uon suor.s, Ail in want of SHCI'-S will do well to call on ns as we wi lbcllthemat li)W PHIt KS. F ARKAR. PISMUKFS CO., marlO-3'n "o. 45 College Street, Nashville. " MASS flu tt. S ' i Slinute . ICE CREA il FREEZERS, rAs Itssproved for 1859. ' WlTHSTallHRD IROXCOVKRS AND BOTTOMS TlNITBT). TTIHE only Freezer known which is constructed on J, trueientilic principles. ; - The Cheapest, Best and most Economical ; requiring lets ;ce aud Iee3 labor than any other, being at the same time the most durable in structure, aud must ecriain in i's operations. Sole Agent for the Unitod Sttes. . E. KKTCHAM ft CO., ' Manufacturers of Japanned and Planished Tin Ware. febi8-3m 289 Pearl street. New York.' J. C. HARVEY & CO., aiEKCMANT TAILOKS, NO. S4 UNION STREET, . , ARE selling 20 per cent lower for cash thn any. bona iu Aafihville. We have on hand tl;e vc: v" best French and Kntlish (Joortp, consisiiug 01" CU)THS, CASiUIKRES AHP YESflNGS, which w will make up 'iu the niest fitli.onuble st le,and war rant iu all cases to fit auu give salj?larti n or no sale. J. C. HARVEY fc C. AIo, on hand a large asFortment of Geut?s Fur nishing Goods which we ill sail low. apr7-lm : J. C. HARVEY & CO. The BarUiolf Sewing Machines ARE warranted for four, years; by a responsiWe Company, No 15, College ' street, opiiosite Sewanee House. - ; r - . aprill7 ' Umbrellas. f.ECEIVEP a supply of Umbrellas of Silk, Alpnc AVca, Gingham and plain Cotton some extra larg and uil others small for Summer use apr.-tf , , J. H. McGILL. Uaderwear. ' Z ANOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear o-' I.kuio Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen, Usle Thread, Jauconetand Cottou,' receiveit-anJ for tale by J. II. MoGlLL. , . apr5-if . '- ' , Burning Fluid - TANKER'S OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil Uuteed Oil, for sale at - ..... feb-2-tf . . , i RiIM3 B.ROWM & CO.S , Fresh Corn Meal. '; THE subscriber has made arrangements wth one of thd most extensive mills, in Kentucky for r gular weekly supplies of Family Meal, and is now r ceiving 3(X)0 bushels which he offers to the City Trade at slight advance over costand carriage , - . , . . . ... .A. JENKINS, ; "myl2 " v ' ' 15 JLvrketi.' coL Hide, Oil & Leather Store. DKIRKPATR1CK ft SONS, No 31 Sotrra Thtri- Stbicict. between Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, have for sale ' - , ' DKT 4 SALTED SPAX1SIT I1IDES, Pry and Green Salted Patna Kip?, Tanner's Oil, Tan ner's aud Currier's Tools at tbe lowest prices,aud upon the best terms. . . - y All kinds of Leather lathe rough wanted,! or which tbe highest market price will be given in cash or taken ia exobange for hides. Leatherstore iree of charge and sold ou commission. ' ; i septl 3mdw . - -: , The Invisible Hearing Apparatus DR. DAVIS, Ocnlist and Aurist, 12T Carondelet St. i New Orli-ans, La., has a newly-invented Instru; ment. for extreme cases of Ieafness. With iu as sistance a person is enabled to hear with the great est ease to enjoy ordinary conversation and to hear at public assemblies. It rests completely within tbe Ear and can be worn without tbe siightest inconve nience. ' One object of this Instrument is to keep tha organ 4b a constant state of activity, and by so do ing, in time to enable a person to dispense with it use. -Call and ex.mina or aead for a circular. i r. - ; . (LATE.OF KXOXTILLKjTEXir.,)- ""I. t TEKDERShieprofessionalservicesto the citizen, of Nashvilleand vicinity. Be has been actively engagoa in the practiceof his Profession la all its branchesfor tbe last sixteen years, and hopes by strictattentionto beabletorendersatisfactionto all who mar favor him with acall. Office No. 4234 Cherrv8treet,near Capt. Stockell'e new residence. Residence Pear lstfeetouth Nash. ville. - - . , . " apraa-cu . DR. JOHN W. MORTON,1 Sexidence.Cor- College and WatkinV Avenue (roRaiKLY wnt street,) . j " ; Office No. G3 Kortlk ClierryStreet. ; a. j. iTLXs. geo. w. HrrcaiKGZ LYLES & KITCHEN GS, SLAVE DEALERS, no. 33 ieaar aireei, . Xasnville, Tennessee, WILL at all times bay Negroes suitable for the New Orleaus market. Ail persons baring Ne groes to sell will please give us a call. july21-tf LYLES & HITCniXGS Snellen's Marble Works! uhnrcb3treet,nextdoor to CorneliuB'eCabinet-rht X asliville, I'enu, IHEuadersignecwouluinform hisfriends X and ttie publivgeuerally thatUe willcon -inuethe MARBLE BLSIXLSS in thiscity, at hisjhop, next door to Cornelius' Cabinet- hop, on Churcuaircet Jtna caiuatention to ae slock of Marble monuments, Tombs, etc. Thichhe has on exhibition and for sale, embracing ;reat variety ,tiuisheU in tbo most superb manner tfeispreparedtomanufactureon the shortest notice larble .llautels; and every description o tlarble orLi,ofthe nuest American and Ital in Marble. His work will, as heretofore, be war auted,and hUpricettosuiUbctimes ian9 tJ M.L. SHELTON WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. Hats, Bottt Sf Shoes, Beady Made Clolhing . Hardware, Queenstcarc,, Sfe &c E. TliABlE & W. II. LICAS. IVo. 73 Public Square. IT E will sell every description of Winter Goods V at low figures to close out as near as possible before receiving our Spring stock. Ourllr. LUCAS ia now in the Eastern cities soliciting consignments and purcl using )ob h-ts for cash and short time pa per, aud we promise our customers and Merchants, making their purchases in this market, that our block ill be large aud attractive, and we pledge our selves that our haute shall be bead quarters for good bargains for cash and short, prompt lK.per. jauie u TRAliUk & LUCAS. Auction and Commission Card. TO SCUTIIEKX MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. fl HE subscribers have oiened a large and exten X Si ve house for the transaction of a strictly COM MISSION EU.-lNi S.S ANil GFNFRAL AGENCY , wilh arrangements for the constant reception of all kinds ol Goods, Wares, Merchandize and Manufactures in the various dojiartmetits of Trade. It is with confidence aud pleasure that we call the atteution of those visiting Nashville to our varied and constantly changing stock, as the larger portion of our cousigumeniB are from mauulacturcra ,f-rst hands, or iliose forced to sell to raise funds. Keep iu view that "the money is made in the purchuse." OrdciS faithfully attended to when accompanied by the cash. BENJ. F. SHIIXIiS & CO., ' Central Stores, No. 17 hud 2D College St., feb8-tf Nashville, Tenn. G oil's Patent Knitting Machine, For Family and Tlantation Use, "Jl f" AKES all kinds of H-.siery, Tappets, Uudersleaves XiX and many other articles of wearing apparel, from Woolen. Cotton aud Silk Yarn. verv Family aud Planter should haeone. H. C. LEA, General Agent, 575 Broadway, New York. AGENTS WANTED. marl3-o3m Ties, Stocks and Cravats. T7VERY variety of these articles received and for J1sjloby '. J. 11. JIcGlLI., apr5-tf Cherry street, one door from Union ; Fresh Ohio Corn Meal. TUST received and for sale, bv nd for sale, bv JEXJ. F. MilELHS ft CO., Cvtitral Rooms, '11 College street. J. REX J. F. MilELHS ft CO nay 10 COOKING STOVES. AN invoice of R ack Eagle, Aligator and Oakland, Kuiuhlo for sm.ill laniiiies, ju.st received aud for Bale by BENJ. V. SUIr.LDS ft CO., miyl7 Central Rooms, College St. VESPER GAS LIGHT. The Cheapest, Most Brilliant, AND . - ;..' MOST C0SVE.lE.T ARTIFICIAL LIGHT IN THE WOULD!! TniSGASis generated from Pure Coal Oil, and for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity cannot be surpassed. The fixtures are in tbu same stvlo as tlio ordinary g is fixtures. t3m l'riucipal Agency at 47 Cooper's BuiMiug, Cherry Street, where be light cau be seen at any time. TUOS. 11. TAYLOR, jaulj ly Coal ! Coal Coal ! ALL persons desiring a scfkhiok article of Coa entirely free froiu Slats or CiNnsRand making only Seven per cent, ashes, should send an order to the .Etna Coal Yard, w here they cau obtain the most ecouomioal Coal ia tte city at the following low pri ces : - - . Large Selecte-i Lun.p, 21 cents per EuehnI: Screened or Round, 19 " " ' Blacksmith's or Fine, 15 " " Orders can be left iu Box 94, P. O.. or at the Yard back of the N. & C. R, R. Depot. de22-tl . SAME. J AG NEW. M. A. PABBKH & CO., Produce, Comiuissiou AND F0RWARDIXG MERCHANTS, Froulins on College aud ."Market ala.. So ti tli of Itroad, X nsh vi lc, ' V ennesssee. mar27-tf - " ' : : HAY. tOO bales Prime Timothy Hay; 100 bales Kuco Horse Hay . -- CORN. -3000 bushels Shelled Corn; 100 Seed .-,. 600 ' far " BALED 0AT3. ' ' 100 bales Oats; ' . : 100 . Straw. . . . SHINGLES. ' 600 uu8 Trime Shingles; ' ' WAGON SPOKES. ' 25,000 Wagon Spokes. .:-:.-.- ' SEED OATS. ; 10Q0 bushels Penus lvauia Oats. . . ... . MEAL. 100 bushels Family Meal. " POTATO. : . " ' ; 50 barrels Northern Potatoes. . ; The above articles are on consignment and will be sold cheap to close. ' inar27-tf M. A. PARRTSH O. 50 Bcles Hungarian Grass just received and for aale by - MA PARRYS3 CO. ARMSTRONG & CO., No. 69 Market Str , . , ,.- '; . iNasliville, Tennessee. ; . 1TTE have now on hand a full and complete as T V sortmcnt of MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c. which we oiler at the very lowest prices: ' - -iroular Saw Stills, double and single ; v Male' Cider Kill and Corn Sheller; Sinclair's Straw Cuttert; Wheat Drills; . ; ; , Miller's Steel Plows; ....... Tield Kellers, &e sepl4-tf4 ' "' ' x ARMSTRONG ft CO. BLACKSMTHING IN. ALL' ITS 1111 AN i ll ES. Shopon Church between Cherry aud CoIIcgesU., . .- , NasliTille, Tenu. ' ; THE onderslgned respectfully informs the public , that be has recently takeu the above stand aud is prepared to do Blackso it lung in all its branches, such as Herse-Shoeing, Buggy-Repairing, ic, c, in the be?t manner and at short notice. - Ue solicits a share of public patronage. -. - JAS. TARPLEY,. " i Jan24-tf - - Agent. : ' jo.' aowaaxis. J. a. gilkeso. a. r. aowARr. ED WARDS, vGILHESOjf & CO. (8CCCZ8SOB TO JO.IDrA D8,) . .... i Corner of College and Church sts..' Wbclcsale Grocers and Commission ! ME R C H A N T S V AND DKALXRS IN . ' Fine Brandies, "Wines', Cisars.TobaciB Jit .octll-tf ,-.,. A Xetfnpply of Ohio Eole Butter. ; 1 RQT POUNDS of rrsh BuaerJustrejelT.dpe? Poland, and for aale bv cuj. jr. &citA.LJi3 m w., No. 87 College trt prf-rf 1-3 - - o 0 to o O ' c zn w trr- a , o o S -.g ' " 1 -. O - - e-r- 2 " " . l-t - i -S : 1 1- - o o -. '-O Y-M C-t- ' 3 I I p . . t t- S - o rt- LP I: . . - o ; C3 ; O o trt- 2 o--- 5.: 3. PI S3 cr im CD t o o o .on - SMSSIHB Errs 0 THE BARNES HOUSE, J. T. BARNES & CO. P iietor IVo. 43, TJiuion Streat, FURNISHES Meals at all hours, day and night, am has extensive arrangements tor regular supply of Game of every description, Fish, Oysters, tin very best Wines, aud every other article of 1 rj which can possibly be obtained in Nashville. hi house is provided with tte best of Cooks, and tin best apparatus for cooking. Eating Hall fitted up H handsome, Comfortable style. jau6 tf " METROPOLITAN" EATING HOUSE. CORN Kit CKDaaKD CHSRRTSTS. , Nasliviile . - - - Tenneaaer 3. HOOlWv Vi-opvlelor. 1 HATE made extensive arrangements for there ceiving of all the delicacies of the coming seagon of Fish, Flesh and Fowi; our Oysters will he fron the most ceieurated bc!i. Pickles and condiment Irom the celebratedeplablishments 01 Cross Black well and Lea & Perriu,w;th a large and weilselecte stock of Wines, Brandies, &c, &c. ExcellenfCOOKSand attentive Waiters tbe whol. u der the superintendence of that well-known Epi cnre.Mr. CUARlJiS PICKLES. On aud after the loth ofSeptembcr we will be pre pared to wait upon our customer?, DAY AND NIGHT Railway travelers will find this arrangemeutto thei advantage REMEMBER TUE ME1R0P0L1TAX."&. sepl5-tf : UNION RESTAURANT A. A, J. Union st., opposite State Bank. TAKE pleasure in informing the public that they have recently fitted up a hue Eating and Drinking Saloon, as above. The..' wil keep constantly on hand agooc supply of CAME, OYSTERS, FISH, ic.ic. They so licit a share of patronagu. Good cooks and attentive waiters. sep7-tf M'FERRAN'S LEVIATIIAx LIVERY STABLE, - NORTU MARKET STREET. - rrHE undersigned bees leave to inform hisfnend: JL and the public thai he has still on hand a nun. ber of haiulsome vehicles of all kinds, and asplei. did stud of bugity aud saddle horses, for the use o rast young gem on COCKTIXG EXI'EItlTIOXS.orfo Uieacboiumodatiou of Young America and Youn; America's Sweetheart. Whnt man living, of any sort of progreisivespirli would beconteut to sn.til it behind a SLOW HORS; when he knows that au ANIMAL OF SPIRIT coul be obtained IT THE LEVLITII1X STABLES. Parties desiring CoacheFfor "PIC-NlCS'and sal nd careful iJriverH, should not forget what the pi pors said about Tun New Coach, from the LEVtAia LivBKY Stables, on North Market street.- J. C. McfERRAN, sep20-tf - . Proprietor LIVE II V STABLE. tTJM.T. WRIGHT & CO., woulclrespect- V f uliyi ulorui thee .tizensof Nashville and tbe pnblirrenera.lv that thev havo purchase-tithe wel Iknown Livery Stableand luestor ' anu uxtures.iorn erl -occupied by Win. J. philips a; MarketStreet .us tbelowth Square . We Uav: Jrtit-ratclolF and box-stull to accnmmf dateilroveis.and a 1 io jr friends who may favor u with their patronage. We pledge jursclvetoi vcsatisfactioninalloase-' Wehavea largeuumbero IdneSaddle Horsesat i ne Baggietto hire at all times Thefacti s .wedonot ntcndbeiiicsurpafsedbvan' jtablein tbeouthertioountry . Cumealoug and sc , lor yourselves. : feb3-ly WM .T. WRIGHT 4 CO. R. C. I'lYATBY & CO HAT13 ON IIAND OAE IIIXDRED ROLLS BES. COLORED AXD "tt'DITE CANTON MATTING. . ALSO, An Unusually Large Stock PLAIN, PLAID AND STRIPED C O T T 0 N R. For Servants, wbi:li they will ecll rcry It by the piece. ! . ' Jgf Persons not yet pupplied will consi ; their interest by cxaming these goods, as -are determined to date them ouU : c ' - V C. 3I'NAIUY & CO. ; . aprl6-tf ; ; - t - r .. : ; ; . -. . ; n : . V Extra -Fine Teas, j OF all the favorrt. brands Net Plus CItra.G , Powder, Silver Leaf, Young' Hyson, Uo-i Mixtures, Imperial and Black. ...-, . , Tor sale 'y ,. . i apr21-tf RAINS, BR0Wf FLOWER POTS' 1 rv f IK7.EN Flower IU W, sale by , .' aw2l-lf Potn,' assorted sizes, f RAINS, BROWN 4s i Ground Feed for Stock A N aidllional Bufply jiit received and for sa ly - IJliXJ, eui.i.ia V"-, i maylO " 2T College street. ; , . i 1 1 . ' -..I.- ' 1 j f t Coal Oil. S BBrS.COAI. OIL a very saperlor article, J: J receive and for iial. by -, - . . fbz5-tf . ' RAIN'S, KOWN ft CO. HMVIiOVHKXT.'i (fSprpj A MOXTH :ilNT ALL. EXPENSES PATD. 1 eJU As agent is iranted in ever town and coo ' ty ia the Unitod States, to engage ia respaeiab : and easy business b;r which the above profits ta I b. certainly realised. -For farther partieubtrs a ' dress Dr. i. Hkxht WAaaag, corner 12th street a- Broadway. K.w Yoix City, encwa'a oae Yr- stamp. - - . . -y .d--: t Nashville and Chattanooga it.lU Change of Schedule. - vr; ON AND AFTER - - Sunday next, April 29, 1SGO, Passenger Trains, will run asloliows: - , - . GOING AST. Leave Nashville at 4 a. . and S, r. a. Arrive at Chart inooa 1:30 p. a., and 1.45a. a. CflMINO WEST. " Leave Chattanooga at 7:70 a. a. and 7:S0 r. a. Arrive at Nashville at 5 r. a. and Si.x. ALL rail connection, and shortest route to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing ion City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lyuchbnrg, Kuox ville, Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis, New Orleans, 4c Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanoo ga with Trains on Eaei Tennessee aud Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads. Through Tickets may he bad at any bonr on appli cation to Ticket Agent, at office at Lwpot. to the fol lowing places, and at tbe following prices, viz: Nashville to New Yoik, via CbarJet-ton.S. C $27 75 " " E. T. 4: Ya. route. SO 35 " ' tafaunaU Philadelphia, " Baltimore, " u " Washingtoa, " ; u " Richmond, " 75 " " 25 75 " " 25 50 25 00 " ' 25 00 23 75 21 50 20 75 Virginia Springs, 2o 75 20 76 10 50 1 00 - - w 21 00 15 00 16 50 11 00 Jo 60 18 00 7 00 11 00 li 00 5 00 Petersburg, Lynchburg, Salem , Big Tunnel, Christansburg nawsvIIle J Knoxville, Charleffton, Sivannah, Macon, Augnsta, Atlanta, Colunbus iIcnigom?ry, Hunisville, Grand Junction, Memphis, New Orleans, Holly Springs, Miss. Canton F veiteville, 13 00 It 50 4 90 MciliunviHe, 30 apr30-tf E. W. COLE, Superintendent. EXPRESS FREIGHT. THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa ny, in connection with trie Roads below, are running anExpes Freight Train from Charleston and Savannah to fcashville, at slower Epeed, but wilh he same certainty as their passenger trains. Node lay to freights by this route. E. W. COI E, an27-tl. . SupU Louisville a nil Xaslwillc RAILROAD. CHAN OH OP TIME. TWO through Express Passenger Trains between . Ndblivilie and Louisviile, making close eonnec- ions at Louisville lor New York, Boston, 'u latlel !h:a, Baltimore, Washington City, 11 u Halo Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Su Loinis, and the Far vv est. On and after Suxdat, Mat tub 6tb,lS60, traia wiil ruu as follows: First train leaves Nashville at 5. "00 A-lt.dily,EUp-.ihg at Gallatin. Bowlu.g Grceu, Glasgow Junction, .'Uizabellitown, and ail regular stations vvi.eu signal ed by a Hag, and arriving in Louisville at 2a.O P J. Keturuit'g, leaves Louisville at 6:-0 P. V!.,stop linn as above, aud arriving in Nashville at 3i0 Second train leaves Nashville at 720 P.M. daily, Sundays excepted ,) stopping as first train, and ar iving iu Iiuivillu ai 2:00 A.M. Returning leaves uisvilleat 5:10 A. M., stopping as above, aud ar .-iving iu Nashvilleat 2:20 P. M. Gallatiu Accomuioduiiou Train leaves Nashville iaily (Sundays excepteulal 5:00 P. il., andarnv ng in Gallatin at6u2 P. M. Returuiug leaves (ia I la in at 7.00 A.M., aud arrives ia Nashville at 9:10 A. M. Through tickets on sale at the D. pot for all points North, East aud West, with a choice of the many dif ferent routes. ; JNO. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent. A.J. Field, General licketAgenL may7-dtf Charleston and Savannah p n it. ii rv lixi:s. Eaies E educed and Speed Increased. EXPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads On and after the4th of I'eceinber,l)s59l through rales trom New York to Nashville: FirFt Chits, per 100 pounds. .........SI 64 . Second Class, " 4 1 35 Third Class, " " 1 16 Fourth Class, " Hats, t'4ips aud Bonnet?.... 2 25 Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashv llle three three and a half and four days. Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and a half, eight and Line da) s. Intervening S bbaihs caufethe above variations in time, au no lreight trains are run ou Sunday over three lines. No detentions by ice or snow. Overcharges and damages (except cainugcs occurring at sea) prompt ly adjusted by the Nashville and haltunooga Rad roao ou delivery. C. W. 4NDERSON dec2a-tf Freight to Aew lork and fhilapclpliia ON Cotton and .V lour, VIA. CHARLESTON AND SA VANNAIL ' Cotton per bale of not mere than 500 lbs weight 4 25 ;Flour per barrel 1 45 No insurance necessary except from Charleston aud Savannah to New Yoikand Philadelphia. Cotton compressed at the option aud expense ot steamers when compressed, it can be freighted from New York to foreign ports at 'a to 3 16 lesthan cot tou not compressed. Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent of the Nashville d Chaibiuooga Railroad. G W. ANfER?ON, dcc2fi-tf General Agent. Uveal -National Woulc. To Baltimore, Philadelphia, JXEW YORK AND B0ST0JV, AND ONLY ROAD TO Washington City. CENTRAL OHIO AIVD BALTIMORE ASD OHIO RA1LK OADS ri "ERMINATE at Baltimore and Washington City on L the K.ist, and Columbus on the West, at which places it connects with Railroads for aid from ail points in -. Tiis West, JontliV'Cit aid Xortlnmt. Passengers by this route can visit the cities of Bal timore, Philadelphia, New York and Bost- naltbecost of a ticket to New York or Boston alone by othet lines.' - -Through tickets can be procured via. Washington City to the Extern Cities -tau additional charge of twodoliars only. Sleeping Carsattached to all trams. . TICKETS GOOD UNTIL VSED, - With the privilege of stopping off at all principal points. BuaioessMen or Travelers, for Pleasure or Infor-: mation, can visit all the Eastern Cities at a compara tively small expeuse. The Scenery is celebrated for lis wondeilul bea.lf and sublimity ; it is un equalled in the world. Its system of Day and igbt Track Police ; its splendid equipment ; Its exclusive Telegraph L'nes : it large amount or double track ; its hue Hotels, (under the surveillance of the Com pany, ensures to the pas cnger, . SrEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT. Through tickets and ba?g;ige checks can be ob tained at all the principal Railroad aud Steamboat olSccs in the West Ark for Tickets via. Baltimore and Ohio - ,. , Railroad. v .7 ; W. P. SMITH, Mastmr of Transposition. L. M. 0)LK,General Ticket Agent. K FCU ER.tieneral Western Arent. J. W. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Agent, C. O R- R. . apn1 ! - - - - - ' ' - Etlg fivld & Kentucky Ilailroad. Nashville to Claik&ville, Hop kmsTille, Russellville, &c.; J; - .1 ON AND AFTER : : Saturday, April 7th, 1SGO, ; Two Trains to and from TxrkSTili daily. GOING NORTH. Leave Tf ashville ai 6 "0 A. M. and 2 45 P. V. : l .Arriveal.CiaitsvilIe U 25 A-.M,and7 15 P. M.' " going sornii. . SlMvi Clarksville at 8 A. M. and 2 45 P. M. 1 . v Arrive at Nashville 10 A. M. aud 1 P. M. . The morning train front Nashville connects at Eprtugtield wilh a liailj liue ! stages to Rusolu-ilie, aid at Tail's Stilion, near State line, with Macghwr a Co.'s daily line or four horse couches to Hopkius vil W, Ky., via. Trenton, Pembrake, c. . - v From ilnpkmswille suges leave for Colambut.Ky,, Paducab,SmiUilaal, Eikij viilc and lienilergoo. i Fare from a.tlVllIe lu HenierHi II W. , i . 1 ..... . . A. A-NDr-RcoN, " t apr7-tf - v ' . thief Engineer. Notice to Shippers.: r'beingolthe ntmoatimportancefor the proper protection of the Track, and to keep out of the way of gra-reliBd other trair.s,thatf reighttraina be run at regular uniform rate of ipeed.wbichcan only beaccomphsheilby ruunlngon scbe"iaietime;there lore, in orderthattUeTrciguttraiusmay.be run ou the time laid down in tbe schedule, it is oriereu that after thirty days from lh:8 date. freight will be re eeived by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company tScheduleStatioufeoBly . ,.: Rates, on - Flour Reduced.! rriHENashvilh n ChattanoogaRaUroad wilir-X-ceive at Nashville ,'Wartrace , Sbeiby ville and Stations on N.4 C.R. R.between Nashvilleand War trace ,and give through receplf for Flour by Carload to Charlest'jn oxSavannah at One Dollar per bar re through... - a. w.t-oui., 1.-. . ' 'Snp't of Transportation If . C. R.'R.I Jaa22-tf . V ood, Eddy Ai to.'s Delaware and JMissouri State LOTTERIES, G U A N II Capital lrize SlOO,ooo o Wood, Eddy Co., 3Ianagers. The Mauagrrs' Offices are located at Wilmington, Del aware, and St. Louis, Missouri. - - .The fully wing ' ' Alagnlllccnt Schemes Will be drawn in public under the superintendence cf Morn Commissioners, appointed by the Gover nor. ...... WOOD, EDDY & CO'S LOTTERY Class No. 31, Draws on Saturday, June 30th, I860. "S Numbers 13 Drawn Ballot. One urand Prize of 100,000! 1 Prireof 1 44 3 S 8 3 3 - 100 .. ....50,000 1 163Priaesof... ......21,500 1 65 .. 12JJJ0 j 65 " 6,000 I 35 . , 8,000 j 65 " 2.500 4.810 ,Jt.'0 27,040 .. fiOO . 125 . loo . J ...50 40 . 20 i,000 J 32 S96 Prizes amounting to SI ,186,75 NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY S TICKEIS1 Wiole Tickets $20;Halvet $10; Quartert $5 Certificates of Tackage m the above Scheme, will be sold at the loiloa ing rates, which is the risk : Cerliucate ol Package ot 2o whole 1 iclrtg, 299 00 26 half 149 50 2o quarter " 26 eighth 74 T5 ST ST -c Splendid Scheme I TO BE DRAWN .;. Each Wednesday in June! Cla8 270 Draw "Wednesday, June 6, ISfiO. Class 282 Draw Wednesday, June 13. IbCO. Cluss 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20, 1C0. Class 306 Draws Wednesday, Juue 27, 1&00. NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EYERY TWO TICKtXS. 78 Numlert 13 Dravn Ballots. One Capital krlze of $37,500! 1 Prizeof $15,639 16 Prises St 00 2 " 10.000 27 " ...... So0 7,500 65 " 100 2 " 5,000 6a 70 2 3,IHK 65 40 4 " 1.500 lo0 SO 15 " I,0o0 4,745 2H 15 " 6t0 1 27,040 10 I2.39tj Prizes amoontipg to $5S3,:9 Wholelickets $10;EalYes$5;Q.narter $2 50 Certificates of packages in the above Scheme, to be drawn e;ich Wednesday, will be sold at the following rates, which the 'irk. Certificate of Package of 26 Whole Tickets. $149 50 " " 26 Ha'f " . 74 75 " 26 Quarter . 37 87 IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCESTIFICATIS Euclosethe amouut of money toour address, for what you with to purchase; nam tbe Lottery in which you mish it invested, and whether ynu wish Wholes, Halves, or Ouarter, on receipt of which we send what is ordered, by first mail, to gether with the scheme. Immediately after the drawing, a Printed Drawing certified to by theCommisaiouers,willbe sent, with au Explanation. Purchasers will please write their signature plain, aud give the name i i their Post OUice, county and SiatA AlloommunicationFstrictlyconfl'lenti. 1 A II prizes of sl.OoO nd under, paid itnmediat yafterthedrawing otiiei pnzet-atthe ui-ua iiiiuto forty days. Our Single Number Eortcries, Capital lvl'Ae SrO.O00! DRAW EVERY SATURDAY. Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters S2 5'i ftw. Orders for Tickets or Certificates In any of the above Schemes to be directed to WOOD, EDDY CO., W ilmington . Delaware, or, WOO'i, EDDY & CO., St. l.ouis, Missouri. y-Circuinrs containing Schemes for the mo! th will be sent free of expense by adurvssmg as ahove. The drawings of Voti, Eiidy & Co.'s lotteries are published in tho New Y'ork ll-raid, .New Y'uric Timi s and New Yorker Staats Zeitucg. inayia-td U0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY. THE next ordinary e rawing of the Royal Havana Lottery ,-cotidnc led by the Spanish Government under the FuperviEiin of the Captain General of Cuba a il" take place at Havana, on Tljursdaj-, June 2StIt, 1S60. 3 0, oiTo LAUS Sorteo Snmeio 638 Ordinario. Capital Prize 100,000 Dollars. 1 Prizeof 100 OoO 50 tf ....... 1,000 1 60. OOO 60 " " ....... 600 1 30:00G 153 " 400 1 " ' 2u,u00 . 20 Approximations. .600 1 10,000 4 Appro "imatior.s to the 100,0ti0,of $600 each ;4 of 4o to 50,000 ; 4 of 400 to uO.OOO; 4 of AvO to 20, 300; 4 of 400 to $10,VO0. Whole Tickets ?20; Halves $1U t uartera $5. - Prizes cashed at si?bl at 5 per cent discount. . BillsoHill solvent Lauks taken at par. A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result becomes itnown. JTfp All orders for Schemes or Ticket!" to be id d rested to loN RoDKlULLZ, (care ol City Pett.) Charleton, So. Ca. raay3-td WALTON FE31ALE. COLLEGE LOTTERY! JF GEORGIA. . CHARCilED BY TUE STATE IN 1856. Y. C. Dawson & Co., manager MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GA., - " i ' X O V li tx M'. 11 li 1 li POLICY PE AN LOTTERY!: By this scheme purchasers cau select their own Nan-l-era.and pay any auiountfora ticket they may desire Extra Claaa 2,' Draw Oct. 3, 1859. -' Aud on every succeeding Jay (Suuday excepted) at 5 o'clock, P. V. - - 4arlotbiSeheine,thereare 75 Numbers placed in tue Wheel from 1 up to 75 and twelve of these Numbers are drawn fro-n the Wheel. If a person selects one Number out of the 75, and that Numtx-r is among the Nuiubcrsnrawa , he getsd'e limes the amount iuvesie-1. If two schfted ni'aibvrs ara drawn.be gets thirty for not; if three sekcurd Num bers are drawn, he gels two huudred for one; if four selected Nuuibcrsare draa a , he gets a thoU-tnd lor oue;il Ore se'ected Number; are urawn, five thous and for one; if 4ix selected N.mbersar. drawn, tf teen thousand to one Remeatler, if two, or toore, selected Numbers are taken , aiid all of llioe Num bers soBelerted are not drawn among tue Twe.ve Drawn Numbers, the Ticket is a Ul-uik. Our Havana Plan Lotteries Draw Four (4)Twes a Month. And are the most liberal of any Scheme ever offered For particulars , addres, W C DAWSON Jt CO ,llanagera, oct 31 Haroa. and Samt.nah, House-keeping JJIade Easj. rfHE WHEAT HIElR YEST CAKES aiil.lfiyi I insure good wholesome bread, ior 16 renin yoa can gnoue dozta Yeai-t Cakes, whic4i wiilnue 60 iare k.ve. of the bet bread. . 5 CO CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected b express Almost every family in town h. b&-4 it For pring cle.nicg it is nivaioable for w.sbitg Paint, Lo kmg Glasses, Giklcd Work, iiarble.fciiver orPUted Wre. RRFRIGERAIORS. We have sold a large lot ot those rainoor Philadelphia Relngeratora. We have a large lot coming . 1 bey are warranted to give sat isfaction, as tbey are not ouiy tbe beat box are tho cheapen known. aprlt-tf MACKENZIE a MINCHIN. WATER COOLERS, &,c. Jr;sT received direct from the manufacturer, and for aile at lower prices than ever beiure solo ta this market. . ' . ' 't ' ' 25 pljin Water Coolers, - ---' -. 26 Poroelain lined do. r , 10 MclonaWs Kcirigeratorm . . - tScbuoley'a Paioitdo. . . . 60 Masecr'a ruinule t recacis. . 3 freamore s PU Erees-srs. I also make plaiu Ice Cream Freezers to order of any z:x. . 60 Doz. UasoB'aPat. Screw Top Fruit Cans, 1 and 2 quarts. 30 doz. Plain Fruit Cans for seahc. 40 doz. 1 quart Glass If rult Tars. Ice Picks and Hatchets. .... Sherry -ilixers nd Mudiilers.. 10 Uo. Plated Dipiwrs. . 6 doa. Pat. Egg H hii. ; ; - - . J.W. WILSOV, ', aprUlT . - 17 College a weeU , Sit Lnx et Liu Fuit COAL OIL LAMPS AT""hiveju8t received another sepply of Coal Oil IV lnip.-", amCf which are some very baadsnuia patierns lor parlors, all fitted with th.Cilins bnraer which is the last improvement and ia iinmrab!y superior to any other Lamp now befor U.a pubhe for softness and steadiness or fiarae, freedom from smoke, simplicttT la eonFirnctivn, bauy and elo Kanc i a finish, cleanliness aad economy. One lamp will Kive the lighof four candles and does notcokt asmuchasoue- The Oil we have ie ported to burn in these I mpsis a clear , beaul-f ul article, free from any off.nSve odor, leave, nog ease ap-H when Spdt npon "V''?til-CO, Wholesale a Retail DruggUu, No.l Public f quara yashville Tenn mar.lbtf . Floor! Flour! errt BBLS. Extra Famdy FVor; 100 bag. ltra OU Family Flour, and 50 bbla Superiaa Flour, justreceivad and for aale by 4 f JJ at N auS, 1 mar30tf ' No. 14 South auUl H I ii si I I I i