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TEUE WHIG.
- EOGK AKD JCB PUKTIKa,
NKATLT AKD EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICH.
BIASES cfTLlTlHDB
HEATLT PS1NTLD AKD FOB BALE AT TUIfl OrriCt.
8. P. PARVTN, newspaper and advertising agent,
Cincinnati, ia authorised lo receive and receipt for tubscrip
U i and advertising for the True Whig.
tT" V. B. Palmck, Newspaper and Advertfting Aren't
Browu'a Iron Building, Philade pbia, la our only authorized
Agent Is that city.
RAIL ROAD KAIL.
' TIME FCH TIIE MAILS ON THE CHATTANOOGA B, R.
Lear Nashville at 7 A.M. an1 6 P. M.
ArrtYe at Nashville A. M. and IJi P. M.
The Mails for the Ktern and Southern Cities close at 4
P. M. and for Way Offices at 8 o'clock, P. M.
jy3l S. B. ANDERSON, P. M.
otoxdaybior.mng.sept.it.
The Weather. Saturday was another ex
cessively hot day. The way in which srniincr
lingers in the lap of autumn is more remarka
ble than agreeable.
Hi v eh News. The Cumberland was falling
" slowly on Saturday, with sufficient water on
the shoals for binall class boats.
There were bo arrivals np to 3 P. If.
The Monticello and Magnolia departed, tli
former for Puducali and the latter for Cincin
nati.
; The Louisville Courier of the 14th instant,
nays: "The hull of Capt. Shaw's new boat,
mentioned ia the Courier yesterday, arrived
from Paducab. yesterday in tow of the Midat.
The boat Las been brought here to receive her
machinery, whiJ was made by Roach & Long,
and has been all ready to go on board for sev
eral weeks. The cabin work will be made by
Logan & Co. Capt. Shaw is building the boat
for the trade between this city and Nashville.
The name given her is LltincJn) LetcU."
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 12th, an
nounces the D. A. Given and Brazil both up
for Nashville. '
Municipal AfEkirs.
In our report of the proceedings of the
'Council on Thursday evening, the following
paiagraph occurred:
AM. Davis, a bill to reduce the expenses of the
corporation. It imposes the responsibility of mak
ing contracts and spending money entirely upon the
Major. It parsed second reading, and was referred
to a eelcct committee of three to report at the next
' meeting of the Board. Capt. Davi, Anderson and
Coltart, were appointed said committee.
This is an important bill, and is entitled to a
more particular notice, in order that its pro
visions may be better understood. Those fa
miliar with the present system under which
our city afTairs are administered, are aware
that the heads of committees are authorized
to make contracls fur improvements find re
pairs in their respective departments, and in
cur liabilities as they msy deem proper or
necessary. The bill of Capt, Davis proposes
an entire change in this system. It provides
that whenever an apparent necessity arises for
the expenditure of any money in any depart
ment, the Mayor shall be called upon to en
quire into the matter; and it it is a 6treet im
provement, to secure the aid of the City En
gineer. Should they deem the proposed im
provement or outlay unnecessary, they will eo
report to the Board of Aldermen, whose judg
ment shall be final. Should they decide oth
erwise, they will ascertain the lowest figure at
which the work can be done, decide upon the
plan, kc, and eo report to the Board, whose
action shall be final as before. This imposes
the responsibility of expending money upon
the Mayor aud Aldermen, in Committee of the
whole, and must necessarily result in a salutary
reform. As we have before remarked, this is
an important bill, and though no doubt sus
ceptible of 60me auier.dmentsto perfect it, it
fchoold receive the attention of onr Aldermen.
Large Sale of Real Estate. Lin!sley &
Crockett advertise a large sale of lots in Edge
field, to come off on the 1 lib of October next.
Persons desirous of securing a home will hard
ly find a better opportunity. The terms are
unusually favorable, aud the property among
the most desirable in market. .
Optics. Mr. Summons will re-open his office
to-day, after spending several days in some of
the adjoining towns. If any of our readers
who wear spectacles have not examined his,
we advise them to do so at once.
Stonb Masons. The attention of Stone
Masons is directed to the advertisement of B.
F. Fostkb & Co., proprietors of Lauderdale
Factory, calling lor bids upon a heavy job of
work.
i 1
Races to-day. The Fall Races commence
to-day over the Nashville Course with a
sweetake. Four celebrated horses will
compete, and rare sport may be anticipated.
The 6tafe of negotiations at the Court
of St. Jamea are euch as to require the pres
ence of James Buchanan, D. S. Minister thero
beyond the 1st of October, the time appointed
for his return. It is presumed that his deten
tion has reference to the Central American
question. :
LTiHEEjriAX Eioucs. An immense number
of Irifeh are emigrat ing to California, Induced
alike by the low fare, $30 steerage passage by
the Nicaragua line, and the return of a few
lucky ones; and a few days nince, the cars bore
away a large number from Boston, to taka the
6tearaer at New York.
t- . t I . : .. . . 1 l o i
. ISKKit. me ii viiicu lururu out on Oafc- t
crday to pay the lust tribute of respect to one !
of their Dumber, A. W. Johkson, nephew cf f
lion. A. W. Joiixsojr, Senator tleot irom thisi
count'. 1 ue ueceasea was a young man oi
excellent promipe, and was greatly beloved by
his relatives and a large circle of friends. He
died suddeuly on Friday last at the warehouse
of Johnson, Home & Co., where lie was cm
ployed a a clerk, of congestive chill.
'' ' Vaei.i'U Immkv flf lfn4n
Prof. Hess and Wkbbeb beg lo ibforra their
patrons, and the puUia, that fur the pri-jeni, wit p I
to circumsUnces beyond their cotitruL thev i'l (
meet iheir classeif In tUe haetncnt of Mr I t -u-on's
Church, Cherry stmt, iusuucl f lud uouaeon Vine j
street, M advertised. Tuiila will please attend at'
their appointed hour ut that place. 2 2 1 r I
rois nam:.
IOFFfR for sale the reMdeocw attached lo the Brewery
property, fronting on Jc(Iren street tlX 't, and run
nine back on Cheers street T feet, to tea fee' allry. (the
short hne.) The house contains eh,'ht rooms above, with
U're and convenient ccl ai, lnk-ovrB apiwraiua, Ae.
Tut above prort wi'l be sold on fo4 terma ottt-fcaJf
cash and tht balaiiee In one and two rs.
lor lurthr In.'ormution apniy to
or uiruK " Uj If)wFj Gen. AtX
ang5j , No. II Dcadeitok si re I.
T W E
HAVANA PLA LOTTEIIY.
J ASTER COraiY ACAEEKY LOTTERY !
Py Authority o the Elate of Georgia.
To be Draws September 24, 1855.
$ 3 1 , 0 0 0, ;
CLASS E '-
t XT ILL be distributed according to tlie fcTlowfrg grand
v V and unpieeedected Scheme, In public, at CONCERT
HALL, Msnon, under the iwnm ranerintendence of
Col. iKO. BL LfKlAN and JA8. A. NISBtT, Esq.
The Manager announces his determination to rrake thie
the id nt popular Lottery In the world, aod challenge!
enmparisop M to the chances to draw Priiei with any other
Lotu-ry.
iatnember every Prise is drawn at each drawing, and
paid, when due, without any deduction.
Capital, .8,000.
. 1 Prize cf
1 lo
6 do of fVX)
2i do of 100
120 du of S5
fS.OiO
2. (XX)
8,ftlfl
1 Priie of f3,000
3 do off'.OfO ,(
ID do of 2n 8,(!0
78 do of 60 8,JM
18 Approx. Priaes, ' 600
250 Prizw, Amounting to S31,t00.
Only 10.000 Number.
Every Prixe drawu at each drawing, and paid, when due,
In full, without deduction. Orders strictly confidential.
Drawing sent to orders. Roistered letters at my risk.
Bills on all tolvent Banks at par.
Tickets 15, Halvei 2 60, Quarters $1.25.
Addieac, JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
eer id Macon, Ga,
E. N, CAItll CO. f
1S8 Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, XD.
A CIKE fOK MAUD TIMFS
AND the Rood to Wealth at E. V. CARR A CO'd, Ex
chr.ge and Lottery Broker's, the great Prise sellers uf
the Maryland Lotteries, who have, during; the last six
month, sold several Capital Prizes, besides a large number
of sm aller ones, amounting ia the aggregate to more than
one hundred thousand dollars. And convince yourtelf by a
single trial that the great road to wealth is to purchase a
ticket of the lucky and far-famed prise sellers,
E. N. CARR A CO.
Choice Si-lected Ecbemos for October, 1855."
fcel Air, Class 45, for Oclobjr 9,15';5. Scheme.
1 Priise of tiv,OH 1 Prise of JKy.OO 1 Priie of $8,000
1 do 4 SH3 10 do 1,000 Ac,, Ac.
Tickets 5-Sli(ires in proportion. Certifii-ate of a pack
ageof wholes 7u, hlves t35, quarters flT.tO.
PaUp'cn, Class 274, for Oct. 1 S, 1S55 Poheme.
1 Pi iieof t.0iH 1 Prise cf $1,(M 1 Prise of $50
1 do 160 1 uo 1374 ICO do 60
C4 do tO Ac, Ao.
Ti. kPts 1 -Shares in propor'aon. CertiCcate of package
cf wholes $16, halves $8, quarterr $4.
Washington County, Clans 83, for Oct. 22, 1 S.'5 Scheme.
1 Prizool $24,910 6 Frizes of $5,i'i0 1 Fr.aesof $,600
10 do 1,W!0 10 do 600 25 do 0
15 do V00 Ac, Ac.
Ticket! $9 Shares in proportion. Ortificate of package
of i6 wholes IZJ, halves i CJ, quarters fc0.
Claw W, for the benefit of the Consnlidated Lotteries, lo b
drawn In the oiy of flaltimore, M-l., on Saturduy, Oc'.
P7, Scheme 13 drawn ballots In each package of
20 i ickets.
1 Prise of f fil.rOrt 1 Prize of $20 930
do of in, 000 are 8o,"0 4 do rf 5,000 are 2n(n0
8 do of 2,500 are 2."i0 1(H) do of 1.0UO are lUO.OOO
!9 ilo or 8o0 are $101,700, Ac, c.
Tickets fi halves 10. qunrters $5, riglillis $2 50.
OrtiSinte of a packsg- of 2fi whules $US5, halves 132.50,
qunrters $Co,25, eint.thi $.'W 12
AH ordrrH are connueiitial, and the official drawings will
be scut to all who order tickets.
We receive the nou-s of all solvent Banks, or Checks of
Deposit, and we rem t in return for Prises, Bank Checks on
any pli.ee in the United i ta'cs. No rUk, no gain. A single
pai-kHge f tirkt-U may draw the four highest prises.
All letters dirrated to . N. CARR A CO. will come safely
to hand, and distant correspondents may feel sure tout 'heir
orders will be attended to the stime as if they were her
themselves.
'Chose at a dlitance will be particular in naming the poit
otBoe, county and State.
It has happened that we have made bur correspondents
rich before we had the pleasure of a personal interview. A
single trial may piace you in oeB;iion of a competency
for lite, i'lease show this to your friend. TKY I fc ! TRY
Vil Address, K. N. CARR A CO.,
aepl4 No. 1 S3 Pratt street, Baltimore, Mif.
To Wholesale Grocers.
v. iiKiti;iiTir
OFFEnS FOR S4LK, at li Tobacco Mannfrctory, No. '8
ColUire ffreet, FIPTEKN HUNDRED UOXtS TOBAC
CO of the following choice brands :
I'.M boxes NKCTAK LEAF, oo.lomp.
2.r0 do IX I, ,8 do
l.M do PKIDEOF TIfK F0UTIT, 8 do
150 do 11. E. liABBY'P SUN CURED, 8 do
2IKI do JOHN RANIiOU'U, 8 do
14 0 do H. WORtJAN. 8 do
20 do JOHN LYONS, 8 do ,
1h do KNOW NOTH1NO, C do
100 do J. C. UORN'8 FIVES.
ep5 tf
MOUNT OMVrT CE7IETEKY.
AT a meeting of the Stockholders of the Mount Olivet
Cemetery, held at the office of Lindsley A Crockett,
on this day, the following gentlemen were inanimously
elected Directors:
A. V. h Lindsley, J. H. Pu.ldtke,
It. W. Hall, K. A Ileruiau,
A. Nclscn, ' J. F. Morgan,
C. W. Nance.
After the election, the Board met and organised. A. T.
8. Undsley was elecU d President, and C. VV . Nance, Secre
tarv and Treahurer.
The Comfiany is now permanently organised, and active
steps will be taken immediately to lay ofl the grounds In
bandKme style and to bring the Iota It. to market. It is
the intention of the Board of inreetori to spare no enpense
or pains to m:tke it such a Cemetery as the wraith And
taate ot our community require.
A. V. B. LINDSLEY, President.
C. W. Nc, Secretary.
8ept. 1, 155; ' sep5 tf
A. J. FRANCISCO,
MAH UFACTTTEER AND TEALIS tH
HATS, CAPS & LADIES1 FURS,
IV o. 23 Public Squni-P.
MY AUTUMN PTYLE Of MOLR-
FKlv HAT Foil 1615 li now ready
for lHpectin at No. 23 Public
Square. 1ho wbo wish an el gant
DltLfS HAT are luvitel to call Slid leave ,
their orders early. Those who left tlmir I
or.lers during the week, will find their Hats ready for
ilelivery tWay. A. J. Fit ANi lSC'O,
sepl Mo. S3 Public 3quare.
T ONPON FMOKE, UROWN IIUXGARIAN, ANDrW
lU tUS. BHOVTN AND PEAKL ALU'i.MS UAT.-ljl
Thet are entirely new stvles of eoods worthv the at-sP
i Uon oi alt who demrs sjnieu.ing ta-ty in the lira 11. ,e.
sepl
A. J. FHANCDiCO.
CAVSl I Al'SM CAPM!!
TV IT EN'S AND 110YR' CU)TH AND PLUSH
Xi-L CAtf of every i!eicrii tiiin nd quality, lout
received an1 now ready at the FASHIONABLE'
HAT EMPORIUM, No. S3 Public Square.
Tl A. J. FRANCISCO.
or.Ty mi: it chants
RE rep,indet that I have the Ware-rooms
dde'GL
jui J be
JA. sto,k.- tth IVtnY TH1NC, NKW AM
IX ct
MKAI'.l.K in my line for the Fall Trade, and wouidl
pleaded to nil Uit ir orucra.
A. J. FRANCISCO,
sept No. It3 Public Square,
A. MORRISON. W. B. G RUBES.
A. MOKRISON & CO.,
In; porters and Wholesale Ce&len la
rcliih, Frencli. German & American
FANCY GOODS,
Corner of Square and XH-udrrick M.
Tl Tt are cow Ib receipt rf an extensive and well selected
t st.xk of VAlilKTY GOODS, to which We invite the
attention tf lbs City and Coonlrj Trade. W are prepared
to (!, r iudpcemenu to cash or shnrt time dealerx, and wt
solid' an examii.a'ion uf oar stock, which ent-U input
c4 the l llowuig Uooria : Combs, Cuib-ry, Jewelry, l:rohe,
Ptau-d are, itmi Irimmir.fra, lrl'h Linens, f.roiirotueries.
Laces, EdpinKS, l inen anohiia Hdki, U loves. Hosiery, Kit
bons, I mbreiiM, liesds, Tcys. Perfumery, and a sreat vari
ety f articlea too tctlioua to mention. W solicit call
from pui4J.cra. A. K10R&1&ON A CO.
auiiO Ira
i-t line nam: or
pna:.ix ruuNACE.
BY vlrtae of a Peed of Tmst execntrd to me by Jas
L. James and kob'l Hu btnsn, 1 will set at pub-JJ
be outcry, the V7;k f October next, oil the preiuisea, iht
i'ikemx i'i-umacu
And 4,0OO Acre of Land,
Aheat the half well timbered, situated about 'brte ;ile
from Palmyra, Tenn , cn the Cumlfrluad river. 1 he ,
Fartiare ta new'y built, ihe work well executed and bum ly
tf il reci .tn of Mr. J U James, a practical and well e.tu
""! b-o sn. It is b.i lufen. r to any tarnaoe Id tht
Male rf Trnnee, and U adapted to makine trua ty hot
er elJ llut, with ail ti e iti tnachoeiy fur tim pr-
pose In rnod repair. IT Ore lnks are within oix bu.w 0
tht Feruaoe, and are believed If fowl judges to l Umji.
kau-i!b;.
Ttaaa t f Ujs thotssanj 4' Cart j tysl le la ten
month (rutu 11. daw t f tl aiet n the ba i ce In out,
wo at.d three years, ooeunituf te the terms f tht deed. -PoaefUa
to be given as sot .a as tht terms if tht sj are
complied un.
Any iK'a who des'res tt the property, can be shown
It I y J. O. Kictl. loru CiatksvUit, or b Ihut. iitoson,
wbo lives ob the pretntir.
se itds J. O Ffl ACKLFF05D, Trwstet.
Nashville Ira Wble will puU.fch In tii Weekly IU1 iJ tf
tale. t"i Ik ul l itmu It.
OTAIIiU-800 Ksceeari trrh in Mor tod far
y 14JWJ W. 11. OOHDoM A tO.
El
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM LvMOESELL,
SEALER IX. ' ."
Dry and SparUing Catanba,
JS0. 25 EAST THT&3 ETEEET, .'
jyl6iy CIXCINKATlr OHIO. ,
Purlfr ! Blood.
With floan's Life Syrup, It Is decidedly He best and cheap.
est blood parillerlnuse. Ita life-giving propertiei Impart
healthy action to the v. hole system, end thereby ward off
summer diseaeet of every kind.
t3T" See Sloan's advertisement In another column,
seplj lw ,,-tr; - - ' ' ,
Weak, nervous, depressed in rpirfta, and I prey to Innu-
ineraHe mental as well as physical evils, the victim to dys
pepsia is indeed n ebject cf commUeration. Yet it Is ab
surd for lim to decpair.' We cart not how low, weak, ner
vous and irritable ht may be, the eordial properties of IJoof-
land German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Phil.
adelphin, are stronger than the mftny, headed monster
which is pre; ins npon his body and mind; and if he chooses
to try them , we will Insure a speedy cure. . .
Set advertisement. sepl lm
liver Disease.
- Carter's Fpanlth Mixture, as a Temedy tor liver disease,
and the number of formidable evils connected with a dis-
organ ised state of that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources, of per
sons living in the city of Richmond, Vs., might be given of
cures effected by Carter's Spanish Mixture. We have only
room to refer to the extraordinary cure of Samuel M. Drink
er, Esq., of the firm of Drinker A Morris, Booksellers, Rich
mend, Ya , who was cured by two bottles of Carter's Span
ish Mixture, after three years suffering from diseased liver.
He says its action on the blood ia wonderful, better than all
the medicine he bad ever taken, and cheerfully recommends
it to alt
See advertisement in another column.
sepl lm j ;
PROF. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. The testimony
of all who have thoroughly tested tht virtues of this cele
brated article, is, that it will restore the gray, and the bald,
eradicate diseases of the Scalp, preserve the hair from fall
ing, and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old . age r
It is now put up both wi:h and without sediment. See ad
vertisement, aitgt
To Conntry Merchants and Planters.
1200 CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WHOLESALE AXX RETAIL.
C.W.KOBERTSOiY&CO.
14 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE.
WTE are receiving our entire Fall stock of Gcntlemens',
w v Ladies'. Muses'. OhUrtrens'. rfetnro uroeans. sole leath
OTTTjr
er TravelingTrunks, Valises, Carpet
ilises, Carpet ,
s, Plantation gjv J
will beeom-r!ri
stock is large tiki
Kogs, Hoys' Cloth Caps,
Wool HaU, Ac., which w:
'plete ia ten days. Our stock is law
ami hs been selected expresnly for the Fall and Winter
trade, and embraces ail of the best styles of Philadelphia
and New Ergland Manufacti'rers.
ZT" PLANTKR3 and MEItC HANTS will find it to their
interest to call and examine our rtock; we are determined to
offer Goods at low prices. We have constnnth on hand a
large stock of the best DOUBLK POLKO BKOGANS for
riautatian use, which we will tell low by the case or tingle
pair. .
Gents Calf Waterproof and Stitched Boots;
' 44 Low quartered Calf and Patent Shoes; '
-' Mens' CaK nl Kip Pegged Boots;
. . , " Calf and Kip Bropaus;
" Metalie Rubber bhoe; '
Boys' Calf and Kip Boole; Youth' Cxtf and Rip Boots;
Ladies' super Plain and Tipped Lasting Gaiters;
heeled flaiters; -
M ' White Kid Gaiters;
u Kid snd Goat Welt lloot;
Ladies Lasting Gaiters ft .60. ' '
Also, a full assortment of Mioses' and Children' Pooteet
and Gaiters. C. W. ROBERTSON A CO.,
auji25 2m ( . No. 14 College street.
rremiumBoot k Shoe Manufactory.
EBEN jrULLER,
(Successor to Hamilton A Fuller,)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANTJFACTOBY,
Corner Harket and Spring or Churc& Eta. .
, i NASHVILLE, TESfT.
RATEFTJL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon this
T Manufactory since its establiohiaent, the Proprietor
feels determined to merit a continuation of the tame iu fu
ture. 1 bavt new on hand a good assortment of ready .
matle work, eonsistmg in part oi Men's, Boys' anilfC Jf 1
Youths' Calf, Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negrof f fl
Brogans, double Hole; house Servants Shoes, Ladies' t isi
and Misses Calf Morocco, and Kid Boots snd Uiocj, all maie
from good stock. In good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters, Iron Masters, luilroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solieited.
(TW All kinds of repairing done.
Cash paid for liiiiea. . EBEN FULLER. '
aug25 tf
EEDTJCTI0N 07 EREXQET3 .
rilOJI NEW YORK TO CIIAIILESTON'.
M'CREERY & KOOK
Cotton Factors, '
COMMISSION AND F02WAEUING MERCHANTS,
KUOWN'S WHAIiF,
Clturlcslou, S. C.
W1
U.L promptly attend to the sale of an kinds of PRO
DUCE, to the RECEIVING AND FORWARDING of
Goods, and to the filling of orders in this maiket.
, The Steam Ship Companies having re luted the freight tt
eight cents per foot, makes this the cheapext and quickest
route by which to eliip Goods to Tenncee, Alnbsina and
Kentucky from the Northern Cittea. All slitp and forward-
llig clmrges will follow the goods to Ustir destination.
Jel4 tf
CZNTLEMEN'S FINE SHOES AND QAITESS,
RECEIVED THIS DAY,
ENT3 super Brown top Congress Gaiters;
r u " Cloth do do plain A with tips;
" . liungnrisn Shoes;
" " . Patent Leather Drest Sloes;
With various other kit;ris; very sierior and of tht moat
fohhmubiaiuake. Just upen4 at 4i College street.
aug-i5 j JOHN RAM AG R.
roil SALE.
A VALUABLE DWELLING HOCPK on Summer
street, between Church and Union, fronting 85 -
fit! en Summer, au'l runninc b ck 17" feet to an aj- uJL
ley; at present occupied by Mr. W. P. Dortch. Said home
is one of the roost desirabto residences ia NaJiviile; newly
paired and painted, wi h gat throughout tht whole houe.
For further particulars as to terms, Ac, inquire of sis at
J no G. Ferguson's othce.
Posseasion given 1st January, 1S56. ' -
'f wm. c. yicnou
LI:AT1IEU IlLLTI.G-On band and tor sale
by V. D. DICKEY,
eb6 No. 5 Coth gt street, Nuhvii; . .
TtV IK1E1 l'E A CUES wanted bv
D. D. PICKET,
uglO CI No. S College Stieet, Naahville.
ADVANCE IN TOIVIIEK.
OWING to the advanced price in Satpetre, I fix the price
of Powder Irom tliU data at tht fulilowtns; mte :
FirDunfs fit Powdor, per keg, fe '.
" " . " half " S fxi
" " M quarter aS
- " Tenneesee ffssting, 4 StO
Kachvilie, Bept, 1, 1S5. , ; 1
GUN POWDER.
Ill AYR nw on hand, and will hereafter keep a constant
supply of tht MIosj ing articles:
1hikiiP celebrated Ilineond Sporting
A oudcri in caniMtrt and quarter, half and wLoie
sew. .
Tenuiiesset UIt(iMef, In kegs cf SIR and bar
re u u loo una. ...
Toy, liickford dc CeH Kafefr Int, war
ranted superior.
Raiirot Cootraetort, Miner an l the Tradt generaily.
tot plied at tht lowtat market prWa.
1 raaipt attanlloa given to all orders.
v ALTVR fCOTT,
Aitent to the Mannraeturer,
Office with IE. g, CUeatbara A I'o,
- er4 Comer of rpi lag and Coilrge ttet.
N i: W O O Ik 8 .
LATEST STYLES..
WF. hare received n arsertipeet rt ww ttrte FAtCT
FfcEXCM CAftMlRd, IANCT PLU.f'l YtLVtT
ami RICH M1K Ml.M.h, ft.r Fall and Winter ww
which w are pfeparcd to swtkt aw te trder In tht Ute.J
Itvle. Tht toapcctaonol ear ewatemers and the put.c Is
ul-cited. CUrVOW A ABtOTT,
Kpl " No. 18 Cedar str. el. .
DAM'INfi.
MR. C00DWTN, having rem reed from tht Kt with all
ail tht tit w and huhiuoaOtie Aancea, S gt jeavt rwpee.
rully to annmtriew to the citiaens of NLut, that h aiil
r-wraence a series of lasirtsrtiont in that pUtt art m SAf.
tttDAl, ri4ebe 8ih, at eVIock, If. It., la IU re-e
ever Beech's More en CWtefe streeC
Days of Tuition, Meed.,, Tbwr!ay r.d PafurUav." Hocr
of attrnJaace, boa 4 to lrCLlefaea) Class, frTiu t to
to ,, CmjK ttpl-tw
FOB A SH0ET TIME ONLY.
SIGHT PnESEJlVEDI
BLINDNESS PREVENTED II
JH. S EMMONS, English Optician, late oi the firm of
H. Semmon t Son, Manufacturer and Inventor of the
newly invented and improved Spectacles, from the improved
Spectacle Manufactory and Cornwall Optician establishment.
East Bridge Truro, resaectfully announces his arrival on a
professional visit, with a splendid assortment of his newly
indented and improved Spectacles, and may be consulted
at his office, on the Square, room over -
Berry'a Book Store, N&snville, Tenn.
These celebrated Spectacles are marfe cf Brazilian Sand,
And known under the name of Brazilian Pebbles, and con
structed in accordance with the philosophy of nature, in
the peculiar form of a concavo-convex mirror, admirably
adapted to the organ of sight, and can be used by the old
and the young to pursue the most minute employment, ei
their by day or candle light, with perfect ease, and never,
cause that giddiness of the head or unpleasant sensation to
the eyes that many experience from using the comn'onkind,
but tend to strengthen s!nd improve the sight, as will be seen
by the following testimonials from those using them.
Office hour from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
TESTIMONIALS.
From J. H. McMahon, Eq., Editor Memphis Bulletin.
Memphis, March SUh, 1855.
Ma. J. H. Fbmwoss Sir : the use I have made or the pair
of Glasses obtain. d from yon, satisfies me of the utility and
value of the form and material by which tbey are distin
guished. Without magnifying the object beyond the site
apoarent to the atural vision, they render it distinct and
clear without f itigue to the eye.
60 far as my limited experience extends, I am very much
pleased wUh them.
Very respectfully your ob't scrv't,
1 J. n. McMAHON.
From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice, Editor Louisville Journal.
Undoubtedly they are the best Spectacles lu the
world. The continuous use of them for any number of hours
does not fatigue the eyes in the least, and the vision of age
ia rendered by them in all respects lite that of youth.
Memphis, March 14th, 1S55.
' Ms. J. H. Pxmhosb Dear Sir: 1 have carefully examined
your Brsxilian Pebble Spectacles, and most cheerfully add
my testimony to their superiority over any other lenses I
have yet seen.
Besides the (.hilosopry of this form, shape, Ac, the re
markable transparency and hardness of the material ren
der them peculiarly adapted to the purposes of assisting
impaired vision, which, uniike otter Spectacles, do so with
out fatiguing the eye by their use.
I cau, my dear sir, cordially recommend your Brazilian
Pebbles to my friends as especially worthy of their confi
dence, and feel assure' I that a trial will in every case give
satisfaction. I am, my dear sir, truly yours, Ac.
A. K. TAYLOR, M. D.,
Prof. Anat. Memphis Med. College.
I have examined an l used myself Mr. J. H. Semmons'
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, and fully concur in the opinion
expressed above by I'rtt A. K. Taylor, as to their superior
ity, both in form and material, over tht; ordinary glasses,
and recommend them to all persons requirfnr the use of
Spectacles. L. SHANKS, M. D.,
Prof. Obst. Memphis Meu. College.
From the Hon. David Dale Owen, U. S. Geologist.
Nxw Hajimokt, March 23, 1S54.
Mr. J. IT. Sexmoss: Sir: Uaviog examined your Specta
cles constructnl of concavo convex Brazilian Pebbles, take
pleasure In testifying to their advantages over the ordinary
glass spectacles. Their superior hardness prevents them
being defected by scratches ; the peculittr manner in which
they are ground and polished, together wlt'u their transpar
ency, obviate the strain usually experienced in wearing
glasses, and their coolness especially, recommends them to
those having weak, irritable ey a.
D. D. OWEN.
From G. M. Fogg, Esq.
Nashville, July 26, ISM.
Mb. J. n. Srvwoss Sir : I have been us;ng fcr one week
the pair of Brazilian Spectacles 'hat I purchased from you,
and I do not hesitate to say that they are by far the bent
that I have ever used. I am enabled to read the finest print
at night by a dim light, without straining mv eyes, whereat
the spectacles thatl have used heretofore, hurt them, aud
I could not-read with any satisfaction. I consider your
spectacle a great improvement upon any that I have ever
seen. . . Yours, respectfully, G. M. FOGG.
From Egbert A. Ba worth, Epq., City Recorder.
-' NASHvnjjt, July 27, 1S55.
Ma. J. H. Sxmjioks; Sir: After ten days constant use of
the Soectichs obtained from you,l feel guarantied ia testi
fying to their efficiency in restoring or relieving impaired
vision. Previous to obtaining them my manuscript duties
were performed with much labor to the eye, and often with
pain; but since I have used your Brsailian Peblle I have
experienced nothing cf the kind, but feel perfectly rrjuvm
aUtd. Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form of
the glasses or the material, or both combined,' I cannot say.
I prefer them to any glasses I have ever used, and take
pleasure in recommending them to the public.
Respectfully, EGBERT A. RA WORTH.
From the Rev. Dr. J. T. Edgar.
Nashtiixj, Aug. 4, 1S55.
Mr. Skhmors Dear Sir : ITavtng used, for some time past,
a pair of your newly invented "Brazilian PebUe Spectacles,"
I feel no hesitation In testifying to their superiority over
any glasses heretofore known to me. In addition to their
unequalled purity of f urfuee, tbey impart, from their pecu
liar mechanism, a visual ease ami comfort, preserving alike
all sense f pain or uneasiness to the eye, however long at
an v one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. T. EDGAR.
From Hon. Cave Johnson, President Bank of Tennessee.
NiFitviLLK, Aug. 12, 1S35.
Drab Sir: I have for several weeks u&ed a pair of ynur
Brazilian Pebble Spectacle" and have no hesitation in statin?
that I consider them much superior to any other ever used
by me, and have taken pleasure in recommending the use
of them to my friends in preference to any others.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
C. JOHNSON. .
- J. H. Sinuous, Nashville.
From Col. G. C Torbelt
U10X A!TD AMIRICiS OrTtCB, I
NaihvUle, Aug. Id, 1S55. f
. I have been using classes fbr some lour or live years, and
duricg that time 1 have tried a number of different descrip
tion and manufacture, some of which! thought very good;
but a few duys since I obtained a pair of Mr. Semmons' Bra
zilian Pebble Spectacles, have given them a pretty fair trl.L
and have no hesitation in saying that they are tar superior
to any thing lhat 1 have ever tried in that line.
- G. C. T0RBETT.
From Hugh Erwin, Esq.
NasBviu.a, Auir. 16, 183.
Mb. Jas. H. Cemvom Dear Sir : The Brazilian pebble
Glasses that I purchased of you about two weeks since, have
proved fully equal to all you said respect in their rocd
a, lalitie. They ai t much superior to any I have ever used.
and I would earnestly advise all who are compelled to use
8iectaclea te call at your office and procure a pair without
delar.
1 would not be without them for more than five time what
tbey cust. Ketpectfully, yuuis,
HUGH ERWrN.
' " . Nisnvn-ut, Aug. 6, 1?55.
Mb. Pkmmojs: After buring nsed a pir of jour "Bra
lilian Pebble Spectacle," 1 have no hesitancy in stating,
and take pleasure in so doing, that they are superior to any .
1 bare ever um.4. Kespectfully, Ac ,
W.H.HAGAN3.
From B. D. Harris, Esq.
I agree with W. H. Ilagans, Esq., In the above certificate
and take pl-tsuie in recommending all persons who are in
want of superior spectacles to purchase of Mr. Semiaoss, as
1 couaider them superijr to any I have ever used.
B. U. UARBIS.
From A. W. Hunt, M. D.
Vrasos, Aug. 6, 1S."5
M The longer I use your glateee the mri Tilly am 1 con
vinced of tnelr superiority evtr a!l other I hart er .
used." ;
- From Rev. John W. Ogden. .
Wbitb Hall, Aug. 8,
Mr. J. n. Fxeiiom: Pear Sir: I have used a pair of your
Improved Spectacle, for about two weeks, ana find them
superior to any I bavt ever tried, and I have recommended
several of my friend to call and try them, and tbey are much
ideas eJ with them. I never felt tired while reading or writ
ing with them for hour together.
I oars, very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
From Dr. John Water. . ,t :. '
' NifwrviiXB, July 18, 18." 5.
Mr. J. H. F futons: Dear Bin After a careful exsmlna
tlon and trial tJ your Coocave-Oooves Spectacle. I cheer
fully add soy tetuoony to their superiority over all ether.
They enlargt tht sphere of torus, and Uterefcy greatly re- .
Iieve vuiua, without producing the unpleasantae created
ky Ui convex form. ' -
Very respectfully yoars, JOHN WATERS,
Fross Mr. D. C. Topp.
Mr. J. II. FrXM.oiK Sir I bav been e-ing tor several
zaonths, a pair of your -Brasiha Pebble Bi-eciadee," and
believing they art tht enly kio4 I have ever teen capable of
completely res tor log vision which be been impaired, to it
primitive perfection, I take pleasure is racoons noLcg thesa .
to the publi.
Vtr respectfuSy, . v X. C T0PP.
Itoa Dr. A. W. Bent. t' " '
V tajwit, Tenn, J uly 45, 1 S55.'
e " The glaaee yoa seal m tu t a, tyet wU .
much better lhn am t svut taw.
KasBvaon, July tlM.
We, the emdersfgrted", have need kit ton tint Mr. J. If.
emtu it s' Braaiiiaa Pebble Spectacles, aod havt found tbttn
far superior to any others we havt a.iel. Wt cheetftUly re-
Commend theta to the public. A.W. BUTLtR,
Ten. Iaurnce Co, .
, Jftnfp. WiNj-roN.M. D. '
. Boar, oifctoii,
' i .' ft. J. CARTER,
--.'" ' Projref .NashTOIe laa.
- Frma m Ffarrboa on C Ij-."
"Persnnt cannot be too eeutiiMt tf vhera tbey patref aa
Spwuclta, at they ire to be bought wbelaaale at a Btue
ntort th&a tee sL.ic per dvten, end such leferiur artadee
ra&mt be too nuch r(rotl4.M e e Utweeeaheeld
be large enough toeovef theend'eeye. Te boeef seaell
Iramee art but UtUe known to pveous natcf jU."
fff Mr. . wnn'd lefhrm the puL'Vo Hal ht taspkyt Be
tree to sell bit eclcbraud Spectacle ; and they can tniy
b otXaiDed at bis Oerccs, evaa Ma. BsaaTa Bocv-tv., and
all hi geaaiot gitet are ttaaped ea the name thus "J.
U. 8lauo," liyHj trvil-tl
BY TELEGRAPH.
Louisvills, Sept 15.
The committee appointed to raise means for the
relief of the Norfolk eufferera, have collected for
that purpose $3,000. ' "
Soles of choice bagging and rope at 9al7T. Flour
8.75. Wheat 1.00. Sugar, strictly fair and prime,
8a8g. Bacoii shoulders very firm at 10$.
- New Yobk, Sept. 14.
Cotton dull, with a declining tendency Sales of
1,000 bales; Middling at 10, Upland Middling 10T.
Savages of. tte Yellow Fever at Norfolk.
The Richmond ( Va.) Dispatch publishes the fol
lowing letter :
- Norfolk, Sept. C.
There have been up to this time, from ti e com
mencement of the epidemic, 800 deaths. O'Brien
& Quick buried within the la&i six days 1S5 1 Other
undertakers have had their share, and the greatest
proportion of deaths have occurred within the last
three weeks. Two or three days ihU week run up
the list fearfully 45 and SO burials a day does not
take long to amount up to hundreds.
The Howard Association is constantly receiving
letters from absentees abroad, requesting the offi
cers to look after their servant?, (the lazy blacks
whom they left behind,) and see that they do not
suffer lor want of provisions, medical attendance,
Lc.t but not a dime do these absentees many of
them rich in tbw world's goods send, as a contri
bution to our afflicted and destitute poor, and not
even to pay for the aid they expect from the Asso
ciation, for their negroes, whom they left at home
upon "the commons," totally unprovided for, to
"root pig, or die." One of those "whole-souled,"
liberal gents writes, that as the contributions to the
Howard Association are made for the benefit of the
people of Norfolk, he trusts that hia servant will be
allowed as much meal, bacon, &c, as will comfort
ably support her during hia absence ? And this
man is wealthy, and yet bas not contributed one mite
towards the relief of the destitute widows, orphans
and tick of his native city! The Association intend
to make a publie txpone of these- letters, with the
ur'Ueri names attached in full after the fatal scourge
will have passed away, when some highly unique
and interesting developments may be anticipated.
Gea. Scott's Back Pay Withheld.
Nkw York, Sept. 13 P. IT.
The Herald learns from creditable authority, that
Lieut. Gen. Scott yesterday received official notifi
cation from the Department at Washington, that
the back pay and allowances to which he is entitled
by an act of Congress creating tho rank of Lieuten
ant General, are withheld.
NEW UNITED STATES ITS A IE
STAGE LINE.
A NTWTRI-WEEKLY LINE OF FOCE
XX. lioltSK rOhT COACH r S is now in
cperation for the accommodation of the' traveling public
from 11UNTSVILLE and WHITESUCKtf, Ala., vi Blunt
gprtngs, istuntsvuie, t lyfin to Kootevllo,
This liae l. stocked with Une Concord, Trey and Albany
built CoHChei, good team', careful and experienced driver.
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee, will
find this the cheapest, best and most expedi'.iou. route to
Central ai.d South Alabama.
SCIIEDUES GCEG SOUTH. .
Leave Huntsville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrives at Monte valto on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa
turdays in time to connect with the Cars for rWltna, Ala
bama, arriving at f elraa at 5 o'clock, P. M., and then con
j "l"'A'l ' -e "ecting with adal'y line of Mail sti-am-
e" -T'"T?'lv'3 ers for Montgomery, Mo'uile and New
ffifi j' -v'.i'iiiBUBbOrieans. Abo with a doable daily line
of Mail Coa. hes tor Marion, Oreenob.rouh, Tuscalousa and
Demopolis, Alabama; Co,umbut, Jackmm and Vicksbuig,
Mississippi.
SCI2EDIEE GUI NO IIOIITII.
Leave Montevallo on the arrlvsl of the Car from Betma
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Hunts
ville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at & o'clock
A.M., in time to connect with a daily line of Conches fbr
Winchester on the Nashville and Chattanooga sjT "7" ,
Bailroad. Also, connecting at Whitesburg withjtTi'WVr "S
a daily line of Mail r-teamers for Decatur, and s--t.'''-
thenoe by Railroad and Stages to Tuscumbia, Florence and
Baily's Springs, A la.. Holly Fpring. Miss., and Memphis,
Tenn. Aluo, conceding al Whitesburg with the Steamer
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The Proprietors have, from the numerous solicitation of
the citizen of North and Pouth Alabama, establisded this
Line at a considerable expense and with but little aid from
the Government, they hope to receive su:h patronage ait
will enable them to keep it in encetsful operation.
HAKBINiiTON A BARNES,
aug94 8m Proprietors.
Nashville True Whig copy three m on t lis and forward ao
couht to this jHice.lfiintgeUi AJtovute.
The JEtna Insurance Company of Hartford.
Chartered 1819.
CASH CAPITAL 50n,(W.
TIIO. A ALEXANDER, Sec T1I0. K. BRACE, Prest.
State liutual F. ft M. Insurance Co. of Fa.
CAPITAL ;6i,im.
A. J. GILLKTT, Sec'y J. P. KCTHE?.F0BD,Pre1
New York Life Insurance Company. '
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL SSOCOtM.
PLINT FREEMAN, Actuary. .MOHRIJi FRANKLIN, Presl
Fire, Marine, Inland Hull and Life rinks taken at equiUbU
rates, jy-S JO&LU'U NAdli.Aeeat.
AN ADVEKTISE7IENT
THAT APPEALS TO TUB
SO I IV D SESSL OF THE COJI.ni'NITr.
STAND AUD MEDICINES.
The Mowing unequalled sttries of Family Medicine may be
depended upon with the utmost confluence. They have
the approbation of the best physician in the ooun
try, and are recommended by all wbo have
lined thera as superior to any family tried
iciues known. . THLY UAVai BEEN
BEFORE THE FTJBLIC FOR TEN YEARS,
Duricg which time more that 5,000 certificate have been
received from eminent public men and ethers, and are
now on file at the Company's Office. TUEY ARA;
COMPOCNOhlD with the ntmoet skill, nd the
ingredients are thoroughly tested by scieu
tifio chemists, so that medicine of a
' uniform and reliable quality are
guaranteed in all case.
THE GR2EFENBER0 VEGETABLE FILLS,
Are particularly valuable for the prevention and eure of
Fevers in general. Bilious and Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, General Iicbiiity, Common and nick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Costivenes. Griping,
Lririrv Diseases, ObstrnctioBM of the Men
ses, fnnuecxa, A.ithma, and tur a vari
ety of other t hronie Diseases; in
Doe for all ordinary family nse.
Full directions ior the vanoua Diseases accompanying each
box. Price 25 cent a twx.
THE CKEFENBEEO DTSENTESY SYETJP, '
A spdy and infallible remedy in Piarrhera, Dysentery,
Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, and
Uie aaittic Cholera, if taken with the Arstsymp. -terns,
vie: vomiting and dlirrhcea. It never
tills to cere the worst possible rases ef bow
el complaint generally in a few boors,
seldom beyond a day. It is pure
ly Vegetable, aud Uken in al
' meet any quantity i perfectly barmleat.
0BJEFENBITUO GSEXN MOTNTAIN OINTHENT
Invaiaebte for Barne, Wounds, pra!n, Cb3blaln, Corns,
Bores, Swelling of all kinds, Kneametisiu, Krysipelas,
BronctiHIs, i'crofii'a. Ulcer, Psiii in the Side and
Back, immediately te.ieved, Inaamationof the
- Bowela, and for all cases where there ia
- Intsmation.
KAESEALL'3 UTERINE CATH0LICON,
A certain cure for Prolapsn. Uteri, and for sBoet ef the di
treuing OAWipbunts InoHlcn .0 female.
Prepared by Dr.TllKO. roUAUUT, ol Luoa, solely Ibr
tht Orss etberg Cominy.
THE 0THXB GSXIENE2EG 2IEDICESXS ABTt,
CTE LOTION,
HEALTH BITTEE5, .
CON?rIPTIVs; BALM,
CUILDRK.N'ri PANvCKA,
FEVEK ANI AfiLK PITX.
.en-.'., LUlBV'S PILI OINTMFNT,
. cAUAPAKlLLA CUMPOUKO.
TITK CRJ.FE5BURO MANUAL OF HEALTTT,
A complete band-book ef mediae fcr families. Price te
ALU, the ftmous 6Kl BUO BANK, a certain cart for
Bugs. Price ase. far sale br
ALIX. MscKO. ZIR, rfaabvine,
aept I and by all DreygUu in town and conn try.
L1
II1K1AAL, AUVA.KtLS bad ia C A5U on Ship-
rent, to '
liiw yoai,
BALTIMORE,
CUARLK.-TON,
KAY ANN A If,
ALuUSTA,
. MAC11V, .
.COLO! BP.
ilUM t, an I
MiMtyrnT, Ala.
Jyt SCTMuUS, FANM0 A CO
mstxm ..v. t-ms.aiLt. w., eorut.
J. DOYLE ft CO.,
iNp aindl rt 11 d I e Manulat lit rrra. ttud
l'ackrrw t( Ftrk and tlecf.
No. li South Fiont street, NAStl VILLI, TENN.
H'ghcst frice paid incaah fc t',w. Krr, aud
ru.
HARDWARES
FALL & CUNNINGHAM,
. , No. 47 Public Square,
" NASHVILLE, TENNM
Dinner impoktehs and afxioee-
SALE DEALERS IX ' '
GUIVS, CUTLERY J
AND
DEC jOk. H. X Tl77"-k3EL33,
ABE now In receipt of their stock for the Fall Trade, and
would invite the particular attention of Merchant!
visiting Nashville to their assortment, believing that their
stock embraces as great variety, and their gcod are offered
at prices as reasonable, as can be found in any market in
the Union, when costs of purchasing and IraaspoiUiion are
taken into consideration.
They now devote their whole attention to the WHOLE
SALE business, and, in sdditirn, being DIRKCT IMPOR
TERS or aU ENGL15II ANB GERMAN HARDWARE, they
are enabled to offer facilities to the Retail Dealer equal to
any bouse in sny murket. They will take pleasure at all
times In showing through their esstabl&hment all who will
favor thera with a call.
C" Feather received at the highest market price,
sepl wetrwtf
JAMES 0. CRAIGHEAD.
DEALER IN
American, English & German
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
wkst aioa rcEUC sqtri s,
In5 ly NASHVILLE. TKNN.
FTTRJilSHIUCr AND FANCY GC0D3.
AM now receiving my Fall and
Winter Stock of Furnishing a Fan- P'J:''
ftnml. anil ln.ll. .11 l ...mln. II t. -.nlilR?
cy
It consists in part of Shirts oi every
variety, ana oi latest styles.
Cottars of every vaMety and style;
Gloves u
Stocks mm
Cravats, Ties, Napolecns, Ac Ao.
Underwear of Silk, Cshrnere, Meri
no, Saxony, Shaker kcitt. Shaker Flan
nel, Arnerian, Canton Flannel, Ac. Ac.
with a variety of other articles, aU of
which I am Selling at moderate price.
J. 11. MuUILL.
sept 8
UNDERWEAR FOR LADLE3,
OF Silk, Merino, Cashmere, Astoria, Ac. Ac., fir sale by
. II. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fornb-hing Store,
septS Corner College st aud Square.
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. U Vine Street, Nashville, Tunn.
raixciPALs,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WESER.
DEPARTMKNTS The System of Instruction adopted fcr
this Academy is the same a that pursued in the Royal
Academy in Paris, and comprise five Departments, via:
Primary, Fre.hman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior; to
which is added a Recttpitulrtion Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music a a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
ram art DrpARTMEXT, fio 00
Five leuons a week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
Fbsshsuji DtPAaTMB.iT.. 29 09
Four lessons a week, Monday, Tuesday, I bursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMOE DKPAaTXXXT 80 00
Thieelessous one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JlIMOB DKPAtTII EST 33 00
Leatons tame in number and in day aa in the
Sophomore Department.
?KStoa DlSPARTilBJiT 40 00
Two lespons a week, Monday and Thursday.
Ekcapitulatiok Dkpartmut 60 00
Le.oos daily, Saturday excepted.
tV In a'-l of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction on the Harp, S lesson a week, per session 4S 00
in Vocalisation, 80 (10
" Italian style, 45 00
to classe of gentlemen on the Tiolln, Flute,
Clarionet, Ac, two evenings a week, IS 00
r?T All tuition fee due on Uie entrance of the pupil.
Une lesson a week in Sacred Muilo given to all pupil free
of charge.
No charge will be made for the use of Instrument. Music
and Muslo Books furnished gratis to tht pupil, who will be
permitted to retain themaa their own property at the eloee
of the session.
Pupils will be received at any time, and charged from the
period they enter to the close of the session. The attend
ance ef pupils will be required during the learon only.
The Academia Tear will be divided into two sessions; the
one commencing on the 2d Monday in September, and cloe
I ns on the lat Friday in January, the other commencing on
the 1st Monday in February and closing on the first Friday
in June.
pry- Pupils fntrnsted to their rare shall receive close at
ention, and if unwearied assiduity on the part of the in
1 tractors can avail, they shall not full to attain the elevated
t andard of proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application to be made on or after the 1st day of Septenv
er, at the Academy. auglS -8m
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
ED I CAE DEPAHTJIEXT.
TITS Fifth Annual Course of Lectures la this Institution
will commence on MonJty, the SSth of October next,
aod continue till the first of the ensuine March.
PAI L F. IVK. M. O., Principle and Practice of forgery.
JOUN M. WATSON, M, D., Obstetric and tht Disease
of Women ana Children.
W. K. BOW LINO, M. D., Theory and Practice of Medi
cine. A. n. BUCHANAN, M. D Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
O. K. WINSTON, M. Dn Materia Medica anj Medical
Jurisprudence.
RUBaliX M. PORTER, M. Dn General and Special Anat
omy. J. BEEAIEN LINDSLET, M. D., Chemistry and Phar
suarv. . T1IOMA? R- JENNINGS, M. D., Institute or Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGG3, M. D .Pemonntratorof Anatomy.
The Anatonr.lc.il Room will be opened for Student On the
first Monday In October.
A full I'rrlimitoiry Vur of Lecture., free to all Stu
dent, will be given by the Proferturs, commencing also on
the first Monday of Ociooer.
A CUnique ba been established In connection with the
University, at which operations are performed, and eases
prescribed fur, and lectured cpnn, in pretence of the Clase.
Amt uot of Fees for Lectures fn the University Is $1t&
Matrirulaf jn Fee, (paid once only,) f 3. Practical Anatomy
1", Graduation Fee $i9.
ood Bsaeibng can be procured at about 1 per week.
7aa'uir fn formation can be obtained br altres-lng
J. BERRIEN LINDSLET,
J; 13 luivnr ' Chancellor of the Cuiversity.
I1XE IIGCKA WAY ICR SALE.
I IT AVE for sale a fine ROCKAWAT, snluble for one er
two horses, with a PORTABLK PARTITION ha been
toed about six mon'hs. Also, an excellent PURMTURX
CAJL Cheap for eai. Apply to L. MOSES,
No. 19 Cotlrgt Street,
myS tf Opposite tlie Sewanee House.
SKIRT COLLARS.
JC?T received a Jot of Shirt eolars of th cast eeallty
and aom of them entirely new style.
CLIFTON A AHBrTT,
ap99 No. 13 CedArtTwt.
COTTO.K YAnxs.
ItTB fhl day advaeed the pric of Cotton Tm,and are
V V Bing at 1 1, H, and S cents, for number 4,4, and
700-4 per cnt elf ea quantitiee above 10 bags, and Urn
related b, qu.nUty, a. g-flogo05t a CQ.
CRUTCHER HOUSE.
A few more Families can be supplied
Vixn CHOICE ROOMS AT THIS H0TXL.
Also, DAT BOARDERS and transient pertoai ea
reatonabl term. aug
XTEW DU1ED APPLES wanted by
tuglO No. S College Etreet, Nasbvllte. -
TEAKS AKD l.nSETS
XO bate atlcntaaa aisnuiaciarmg vompany s jemna,
W do do do da Lluaty.fcr
negvnee, in store and for sole ty
W. H. GORDO. CO.
FALL STOCK OF
Soots, Shoes and Iiats for 1S55.
IL S. IlOLUiNS & CO,
WHOLESALE DEALEIIS I.H BOOTS
- SIIOES AXlt HATS,
A BR now receiving their Fall tort tf -
fl if neeitt hre ttnit Ea
r i i 1 they rwwiet:d as one of th Uo
1 V"f eowiplete etuckt of licda Tr
a.vj wtJ
Tar itCtKil bv
Ibem tor the Fsn Trade.
Merchaau will ennrait their tBteretd by givicg oar stock
an txanuutioa befbrt bcylcg.
S. B. II0LXIN9 A CO..
Koe, it and SI corner ef CeiWge tad I'ntxi (.
ep3 lm NvLi,Tea.
FALL AXB WIMTEII COOIi.
I IT I hove jt rmlved er fuxk tt FALL AND
It witfii nmini 1 iieni ecxn v
CLOTHS, CAi.-lVIRjl, and tumud ef tb Uuwt
tdeLae aHll MeaIi' lj hjt' a would invito ia.
Wuw 111
te tae
aueuiiun ef out rrten-U e4 I. p"W. Aim. a tnM wj-
tl 1 I Ti i I
ft
A BKRMIVCHAM,
- Auw X O&ar awt.
tept las
.ii:r ilo in depot.
05 of tio JTaihTill City Uilla, wraer oi College
. And Hnrimm
HOLMES & STONE Y,
Commission Ulcrcliaiits, ;
, . Iloyce Be Co's Ubnrf,
C II A R LE STOIV; S. C-
. 1ST Will attend to the sale of COTTON. FLOCfi,
GRUN, Ac. or other Produce.
Agents Piiioetto Une New York Packets.
auglS triw3m
WM. F1. LAWTGN & CO.,
Ne. 1 3 .southern Wharf,
Cliarlcston, S. O-,
ComniissiGn- Merckn!?,
FOR THE SALE OF
Western aud Southern Produce.
WM. M. LAWT0N,
R. W. BACOT, f
uugl tri Bi
J J03. T. DILL,
1 WISB0RN LAWT0.V, Jr.
iasbvillc Surprised.
GISEAT EXCITEIET I. THE CITY !
E. C. l!cAI2Y & CO.
TKo. B3 ( OM.L fiE STREET,
HAVE lust r-ecived ier Expres and are now opening
tlieir Fail lmpc-rtations of the moat betutiful astiprt
ment of O00J3 ever brought to tl:is mark t. consiatinz ia
part ol
Loco Leeds and ErubroiJcrlew,
8oeh as Val!er.ctenn Lace fri,tvn.trettessed51tevr;
Val. Lace tdginrs Collar ami f eev-., separate and lo
settr Ladies Smhroidere': Robe.; Infants' Emhrnidored
Robes, colored and bordeied; Embroidered Iliunlkerchiela.
Ao. Ac Ae.
SILK f.COIJS!
Elegant Fl unced R ber Mnire Anti.iuc, ia all colore:
Giace and variou style of Pla4 and otnj.ej.
ShiiM-N nutl Scarfs.
A beauti'ul lot of Cashmere Ccarfj, and SteMi. Bordered
Shswls. . 4
All thee goods are excecdioglv hsad.wm. and In the
newest styles, beiug among the earliest purchase in the
Eastern Market. Ci'U eariy, befcre they are ail soee. '
augjo
iVlicat ! niic;:t!
UT E wi3 piy CASH for TTheat delivered in Na-hvillc.
fcXi furaLhed. Cll and see as before yon sell.
acg15-tf J.U Y LATH AN.
Mfceat! Vilicat!
TEN THOUSAND BCSI?I,t PRIMK REnj WTriTAT
wsnted. dellverat le t nr Warehouse by the 13th ins.
tr which we will pay 73 cents per bushel of CO lbs.
. W. II. CORDON A CO.
WHEAT! WHEAT!!
200,03 Ul'MIKL? AT II EAT
U7"ANTFD imnedHtery at thehiV'.est cash nric. Bag
furnished if desired. D. D. DICKKY.
Of?3 No. 6 College street.
WHEAT WANTED.
FIFTT TTT0r?AND BCSHFI.S WIIKAT WANTED, fer
which the highest price in CA?I! will be paid.
SFVM)CR. FANNINM A CO..
Corner .Murket sad Church street.
VIieat, Wheat !
TT7E hr on band std are daily receiving extra bear 7
4 4 and 7-3 IHiuaburr aud Pheetiims suitable for
heat and Corn fack l.ii.h we will sell !o for Ca.
MOIttl AN A CO ,
auCft tf No. 43 Public Souare.
cash rail WHEAT.
XT t re prepared to pay the IT I O II E S T UABKI T
V PRICK for )h-ttt and Corn, at the Nash
ville City MilLi, and desire a.21 the Wheat O rower to gve Be
call before fc!!it.g eleb."re. Likewise we shall be pre
pared to exchange- Flour for Wheat on such terms as will
be satisfactory. o. HAMMOND A CO.
S"r" N. B. We will pay 10 per cent above the market
price tor Wheat cleaned through
. CHILL'S GRAIN SEPARATORS.
Jell watrwtf u. U. A CO.
- EU HUM.
SEAGO &. LAWRENCE,
Grocers, f csiniission 3!crc!:aLts,
AD DKALtaa IS
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, n AT, FRUIT. FLOUR, Ae. Ae.
No. 72 and 71 Whitehall street, Atlanta, k.
CONSIGNMENTS respectfully solicited and prompt return t
promised. Cash advance given on Produce in .tore,
and cash orders ailed with prurjtnts and care,
apr triwawCm
EC0XS AJTD ETATIONERT.
WE Invifell.ea'tenticn of MerchanU and Trader gea.
eraily to our large stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS A.UD STATIONERY
AT WUOLES.VLE AND RETAIL,
At price which cannot fan to please.
OUR STOCK OF
"IISCELLA.'VEOl S HOOKS
I also large, and w will sell at very low
prices in thou who buy to sell avain.
m
wvu.uuo wen 10 ruuiiiiQODrer.
stock; we will make special arraneemenU uV'illM
t . 1 nu L fj 1 .1 . , A
supply eVhoola. 3f kt hide Public fquare, Nsshvilie.
aug'ii U bl LVANbON A OW IN, Agent.
PIIOIIIIUTON LAW.
Let them rave and exdaira they will pas it.
And declare we no drink shall get afttir;
M e give them, by way of reply,
' A shout of derision and laughter;
For ad who tajte Loh' Is A.m,
Po delicious and exqui-ite ft -:1 it.
That never could tyranny r-.r
The right to restrict ct nut tell if.
T'HE quality of these AROMATIC SCniIDAM.
DCllNAPPsisso well knewn that they do not need
the puffing U.st It appears others do. One trial is all thai la
required to convince a ro-rwn of their superior quality.-
told Whole! aiid retail by th sul. pruprtetors,
LYONtf A CO.,
Jyl 11) Cedar street.
LOUISVILLE ASS NASHVILLE EALLEOAD.
t nil. fV-J
-J lY-"
TO CO TUACAOUN.
SEALED PROP08AL9 will be ree. fved by the undersigned
antil MONDAT, Uie 15th day of October, for the Grad
uation, Bridge .ad Culvert Mascnry cf 73 miles of the Lou
i.vi.le and Nashville Railroad, between the town of Bowline;
dreen, Ky., sod th city of Nnnhville. Plans, specifications
and profile of tht work will be ready for ersmination on
and af er Ocwber luth at the Company' Offices at Bowling
Green and Gallatin, where full information relating to iteaa
be obtained from the Engineer in charge. Bidder unknown
loth, undersigned must produce testimonial from respon
sible person a to their ability, Ao.
By order ol the Board of Director. :
GKOUGE MacLEOD,
eogSS td Chief Eogineer.
Land for Sale.
I OFFER fjp tale (7Cl FEVEN nUNDEED ACRES -S
OF LANDlyir.gonthe Columbia Central Turnpike 2
Roao, seven aiiie from Columbia sn.t ft tir from Ut. Fia
ant, being a prtf the tract on w'kh I reside.
This Land is equal If aot superior to any in Maury ecuoty
It i well watered, (the eriebrated Dever Spring being ea
th part oflr red fbr sale) well tin bered and well improved.
There art ea the pr.onwr kiss beautiful bcilding site
fronting th Tuxupika and the contemplated Kail Road. It
will be divided tosu!tpurehcrsor.oid in a body.
For further information apply to meat Ahwood P. Office,
Maery county, Tccneasee,
ugii tf icnus J.POLK.
Niubviil Tnlon and Lcuirville J arnl please ecpy.
SOTICS EXTRAORDINARY.
I WILL beatClarkavlllooo MONDAT, TTESDAT
and 'EDNLSDAr,8d, Ath aod (th of gccteaiber.
AI TIarfrrwabortt'on FIUDAT, Septembet Tin, pot- .
Itlvely fcr that day ee:y.
At kbe I ty w II ! eo BATURDAT, September Stb, poe
Uively for that day only.
At Cwllimbla on MONDAT. TUTSDAT nd WlD
SE2DAY, luUt 11th and )2Ui ef Septeoiber.
- At Lebanon on SATURDAY, Be;Ken.ber 13th, peel-'
Bv.ly Ibr Utmt day ectly.
aug)t)-eeeld 1. H. SIMM CMS.
- BXXSERSOff ft XASRTILLZ RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SYOCKUOLDLKS.
Oruca or ntxotCM a A Nataviut I. R. Co. I
AlAVtocaviiAa, Ky Aaa lt, 1. f
XJ OTICI W hereby g've tu the EtuckbolJer ef the B
ll deraoa and Naivti: RaiimeU Ccmpsuy that th 1UA
instalment ea their stxrk I now due and mast be paid ta er
before the loth day cf rr-tT!br text.
By order t4 the BuarJ tt Pireetor .
auglA td AMBUSS 0. qoRaoN.?ey-
" " bamTbags : i
TBISIT bJ Rirh.rd T-S Oai jfcurf;
RisiJa-'M. - e
' li W I r ae Alia 4-4 a
t ulub iu avwuiog bas.
;- W. If. CORDON A CO.
till 8ZALIK0 rRISERVE CA53 A5D JARS, .
To Arriva.
I Fl! ALL be ia ferret fr; few Js tf a n-oiity ef very
epertor and lavklaubw rVlf-rt.:n fr n r. fans, ad
nitabiy adapted eutivciiieae aad afsfaiBcse to the
want U ib. ml-L t to wvvrie butt aaJ viea-le.
!.. . D. D. MC&aY.
MATTI1li-W. A. A J. O. M.-neiUod have jn4
received a Urge I t ef kri lltdi itsltili;.
wtarb Uey are Kiiu,f v.iy lew t r euli. apvM
rrii 1 iit riMii 1
3tt l-oie, J. Dvyl A Ce't
A fer J bf-t tn-iturtr T. Jew f.i.jie. ib k re aad k
he. ib i. re ae4 a-
I.USION A CO.
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