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!OEL CO., COUNTRY PRODUCE, CORKER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREET, A'asliTilleTenn., Sugar. 2 ) bil Havana do CoiTee. 600 ags RI CoTe 75 bags Laguyra Colree' 1 00 bags Java Coffee; . Llqnors. 800 do Dean's do 450 do Welshire do 10 da M'ag wine; 50 do Walker's super Ale; 150 foxes taper old E-andy: a DDIS 4jDD11Une'TTiiv . sse::,. dd MisrSso.-. 40 do Fiie Brandies; Tobacco ' 23 boxes I. S. Powell's To- SOOhnei Jack. FxTlstatr To bacco bscco; 50 boxes Southern Belle To- 80 bxs Oommeree 0' baoco; 15 bxs Industry Tabasco. Clgrr. lO.OfV) Nanoleon Cl-ars: T,KK Jonnr Wnd C5rr"; 3,000 Josephine Cigars; 8,000 Brands, assorted. Sundries v ...... . JA Ml hATRI DL af U1LU - 1.000 ,--v, fine coarse Salt; 2 dox. Bet '-o k eaera-s Hammocks ; 100 bbls Molses: 50 keg RoldenSvmp; 50 do. Cwn Dippers; 60 do. WhUlc Brooms and Hearth Brn'hes; 101 Vlts Mackerel; f0 bxs fove Ovsters; f,0 bxs Pickles, aisoited; 00 bag Phot; 200 kegs White Lead: 10 cases Pressrved Fruits; 75 boxes Lemon "yrnp: 10 bxs Brand v Cherries; 50 bxs Union Soup; 90 rears Soda; 20 bbls Almond; 200 Demijohns, assorted; 50 packages fine Teas; 1 50 don. paln'ed RucVets; BO dox. Cedar Bucxets. We srill also purchase at the bluest market pnees the following articles of country proauce. Cotton Yarns, Floor, Meal, Chewing Tobacco, Peach Brandy, A prle Brandy, Pinkroot, Coperage, Orchard Grass Seed Bine Grass 44 Timothy nerds Grass j llemn, Onions, Pen Nuts. Feathers, Tallow Beeswax, White Beans, Olnseng, Pe Flax S.-ed, Kgl, Wheat, Batter, Bye, Oat, Tar, Corn. Hay, Millet "eed, Hemn, Dried Peaches, Bagging, Dried Apples, Rope, Wool, Plow Lines, Rirnn ftpd Cord. Potatoes, c , Ae., ,htre for Country dealers and farmers having anv of the above ror ale, will do well to call on us when they visit the city. june2o tr. A, o. oiktkr nui. o. M'XAT. a. rinujosaa. CARTER, M'KAY & CO., (Successors to Davis. Pilcher A Co.l AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO CERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ASP PEAIKR8 IS TINE BRANDIES, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. If o. 73, Public Square, Imported Liquors. B casks United Vineyard Proprietors Brandy; 8 casks Sherry Wine; 5rE L"uor;iaweT.noought of the ce'ehra , ho use o J nil Bolter New York. Also In store 125 bbls Old Kve Whisk ' v"; 25bb's ofd Bourbon Whisky, and a good assortment of old liquors and Champagne. .mi- onr We invite the trade to give us. "mck7 CO? lock. 73 pllbnc pqnare. apr" . . Smith's Bitter East India Ale. JCST received per steamer Hastings, on consignment 6 hhds Bmlth's Bitter Al. 6 bbls do do do in j v V 1 J. )n aark This & is eo.ua. to A.pp's 0- t rr BBTfl Smith's Btock Ale, I I J I 55 V bbla do d do OK ..Jk. Vnnn.ra Pnl Ale. pintS. 65 casks Muier k Son's Pale Ale, pint On Jnprs-) a Brown Stout. Ki casks narciay. raMu m w. . , t. L rA 150 cases Champagne Cider s - FIIKSH PEACHES IN CANS. .f..m.r D. A. Given, on conslcn- .1 . i rfn.' Tan. Fresh Peaches. Wan snted good. CARTER McKAYAOO. Junel8. Vhk BKMRT HART, JB. W. MiCEAB, J. JOBS 8 BART- HART. MACRAE fc CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ADDIALK&3 1ST WINES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS, &C, Nos. 7 acd 9 Soutli Market Street, NA8HVILLE, TENN. Mvwrim AV41VTEI for S boxes containing () PlanJ' io . rnsrkei Mrs. Ellis Hampton, Nashville: for 15 vSi Br'andy, marked G., NashviUe; for 7 bale. Dry Hides, marked U. Brown. W. H. GORDON A CO. mayzl SUGAR1. 14S hhds commrn, lair, prime ana cao.oo Louisiana Sugar; 100 bblscrushed Sugar; 125 bhls loaf Wuzsr; 60 bbls clarified Pugai 60 boxes white Havana Puar. Tn store and ro ,ale by may21 W. H. GORDON A CO. STAK CAIVIf LI'.S, Ac 100 whole boxes Werk A Co.'s Star Caad'es; 200 -boxes Werk Co.'s Star Candles; 20 Y-boies do do do; 20" boaes Madison Starch; 100 boxes Fox's do; 1.000 boxes Prercott A Co 's No. 1 and extra Soap. In toresnd for sa'.eby Lmay2n W. li.OOKPoyCa, yynisKY Ac 1,000 bbU Julius H. Smith's WhU- 6mV bbls Chenowith's Whisky; 600 bbls Old Bourbon and Rve Whisky; 250 boxes fine Brandies, 1 doien each. In store and for sale by n.a 21 J W. II. GORDON ACO OSrf ARUIIRS A SIIEETIMUS.-100 bales 7-8 and -4 0nuaburfrs; 10 bales 21 inch Bagging 10 bales 7-8 Drilling; 60 bale-Sparta, Laura Hill, and Sumner Bheetlhajs; 1.00U bKS Cotton Yarns, all numbers. In ftore and for imleby W. H.OORDviN A CO.. may21 Agents for Tennessee Manufacturers. NAILS.-2,000 kegs Shoenherger's Nails, all siie; HI) kegs floor barrel Nail; lno kegs Finishing do; 100 kens Fencing do; tO kegs 4, 6, acd 8 In Spikes. In store and for sale by ma2l W. 11. GOROoNACO. . . . a if OCALENI SCALES!! SCALES!! I A nll stock cf Fairbabk'a celebrated fccalrs Dormant, Plat form, Gruers, Counter aud Beams. Also Hay and Coal tiCMles, in store, fur sale at Factory prices, by W. 1L GORDON A CO. Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee. may 81. aacmxaxL, l. a. lavish. . lamisx. R. LANIER &, CO (Successors to Hart A Hollingsworth,) IVo. 6 ITIiarket Street Kaakvllle, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors. 1V&. F. RILLIOD, c omectiom:iis atd pealeus in FINE FRUITS, NUTS, Fine Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c. n o.VI ITIurkct street, 2d door from Ilroud 1 XT E would respectfully Inform the cltixens of Nashvillt VT and the trade lu this and Uieailjoiuing counties, tfta wo have recentlv fitted up our esiablishmeul for the pure pose ol doing a Wholesale and Retail business, and would respectfully ask a share of public patronage. tr Order's for Candies, Fruits and other articles in o ur line attended to with promptness and dispatch. march6 6ra P. A t. H1LLIOD. . S. S1UICK. Q 0. B. MSAAV. QUICK & M1-A1, Commission and Forwarding Merctanti, WHOLESALE AND RtlAlL Flour and Feed Store, NO. 11 SOUTH COLLEGE BTRtEt. lirUTTB WHEAT FLOUR, Unboiled Flour, Buck Wheat I lour. Seconds, tutoru, Uran, Corn Meal, bye Meal, Oats. Corn, and liouilny. In store and fur sale. Wl I b delivered to any part of the city free o t charge. I4CICK A MEAD, aD) No. 11 Houih College st. South western Seed and Agricultural Warehouse. 'PITKIN BROTHERS, 16 MAIS STREET, LOUISVILLE, KIHTUCXYi OCR Stock of SeeJs Is now complete, oooauUug la part of ti.lHM) bushels Kentucky Blue Oraas Seed; 8,0m) Orctiard do do; " Ked Top or Herds Uraaa Seed; 600 " lluijth do; 600 , Clover do; 600 " Osage Orange do; fcX) Millet do; kfxH) Hemp do; 60 Canary .do. 800 Top Onions, GARDES SEEDS) GARDES SEEDS! We are prepared to furnish fresh and genuine Garde B Reeds, of the growth ofltKti.bj ihe pound, atugle paper, ot In boxes containing 100 or 4id patxrs. A liberal diacuun I Buvdc to deaiers. Orders respectfully solicited. janxi) CP'TsvlN b HOT lit It S. Cm Xi . sr o n a n t o 21 1 UANUrACTUBKK OF Condi and Watson ltarncHH, JTO. 14 JJEACERICX STREET, KASH7ILLE, TXJESSEE, HAVING withdrawn from the firm of Uowerton A Wilkin, son. baa looated at the above plaoe, where he wiil be (lad to see all bl olJ friends and others to waul of any thing fn the way ot Uualnoes. Keps-riug done at ihe shortest no Hoe. lanlw-ly Get the Best, plo (s'enulue AsulrirP-th Presa'em Pie A lure is beyond eoinparisoo Uie best style ot Ufceoea vet Introduced, and stands without a rivai lime cannot change then, ' Light eaunol lade ihem. laii:pne:s cannot suouid them. Dual o.a ucrer reach iheu. tlasicauaol corrode them. Made as heretofore by LAttCOMBa, 40 College tCaAd p t uo in Uftop st) la at Lasiara prices. Made at no oiUer ruotn us Kafcviil. my8-tfj CAUiiAur, bli:u, ruil" raiitvel e lot of fi-ni Vrumha4 u4 Flat Dulih U C (Uiah Heed. Oil aai gel Uteu. 1AY 87 TIIFSOI & CO SECOND IMPORTATION, NOW OPENING. filCII SILK ROBES, with three Volants. RICH SILK ROBES, with two Volants. Robes a la Disposition; MAGNIFICENT ROBES; Beautiful Orcrandie ftp 1QP -C1 5fe J RICH LACE GOODS; KICK WHITE SILK MANTLES flouace:o SEIET; HOOP SKIRTS, ETC., ETC. Itlnttiiitrs ! illnttinars IRISH LINENS. IQUSE-FURHISEIIHG GOODS 3Iainmotli Stock of EOSIBS? BA-.GAINS! BARQAINSI BARGAINS! Tiiomrsoiv & co., KO. 5l, CQLLSQE STIiEST. I) RAM BLACK LACE MANTLES NET REAL ESTATE SALES. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. I AM offering for sale, privatelv, a Honse and Lot, situated on Broad street, a few doors above Sum- ::jJ men frontins 81 VT ft-ft on Broad, rnnninf biek 165 ' fi fed to an alley. The house contains 7 rooms in the main building, with Kitchen, bath-hon-e. amolie. house. Ac We wiil give a bargain in the above rroperty, and our term ball be easy. E. K. GLASCOCK, Agent, junel6. No. 6T, Cherry at. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. I HAVE a beaut iful House and Lot on Crawford street, all in rood order, which I am instructed to sell positively. Those in want of a bonse, cheap,. would do well to eall on me soon. If not sold within a few days privately,it wiil be oJered at pnblic auction. . R.GLASCOCK, Agent, Junel2. No. 67 Cherry st. IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR - SALE. A "VALUABLE Honse and Lot on Church St., fronting 81 feet on said street, running back 150, ft. or 81 feet, and 165 deep, witb a front or 15 ft on Sprnce street. Thii is a valuable piece of prop ertv, and located In the finest nethborhoo1 in thj and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire of city E. E. GLASCOCK. Agent, )unel2. No. 67 Cherry st. ALSO, LOTS No. 81,8?, 89 and 100, in Preston Hay's sddl tion to Nashville, frosting 54 fet on Polk street, run ning back 160 feet. A bargain will be given in these lots. ALSO, A TWO ST0KT BRICK, containing 6 or 7 rooms. The lot fronting 99)$ fet, anl running back 107 feet to an alley. This is very desirable property, and situated a short distance from the residence of Mr. Bilbo. We will eive a barsain in this nrODertv. A beautiful lot on Crawford street, running back to McLemore street 150 feet Allof the above property Is located In thriving portions of the Citv, an d persons desirous or makins purchases at a bargain," will call on E. R. GLASCOCK, Agent, jnnel'2. No. 67, Cherry st. CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE. WE are anthorixed to sell the following lands on liberal terms: 50 aores on Brown's Creek, tltf miles from the corporation of Nashvil'e, adjacent to the lands of West H. Homphrevs.Gov. A. V. Brown, Georee Allen and Felix B. Riins. The late residence of sfrs. Ursula Rains. Soil excel'ent; 3 or 4 never failing Sprins-s; a good Orchard; two story Brick Dwelling, with 3 or 4 rooms, and many out houses. We will sell the entire tract or divide to suit pur chasers. ALSO, QQ3 ACRFS, lying on the east side of the NolensvWe .")04 Turnpike, 2 mi es out; lies verv well; about 10 acres timber, balance e'eared ; soil of the very best quality; cot tage bniUMng; part of the Ridley Tract; now owned by N. P Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. Joiner, Whitsett, and others. ALSO, Ci Q ACRFS on the aat side of the No'ensvllle Turn sJ pike; 8 miles from the Corporation: (the Goodwin, or Menifee pla-e, fronting on both the NoicsviMe. and Mill Creek Valley Tiirnpi'-es: lies very we'l; soil goad: a nun bfr of fruit trees; gnod Fpring, a large Frame Dwelling with 5 or 6 rooms, and all necessary out-house. ALSO, 1 A O ACRES, on both sides of the Nahvi!le k Chat'a 1 t1 nooga ' ai'road, IS miles from Nahville, at the first station west of Lavergne, 65 acres choice timber, ST cleared; lies level: good soil; trnod water; a good two story Frame Dwelling, with 8 rooms, st ibles, kitchen, smoke house, and all ether necessary cabins. The dwelling is about 3'JO yard" from the dpot or station, and 40 yards Noith of the railroad. Occupied at present by Mr. Brown. ALSO, ABOUT 820 Acres, on both side" of B;g Ilarpeth river, 13 miles West of Nashville, and 2 miles Fast or King ston's Springs; the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad crosses near the cen'er of the tract; about 130 acres clear ed; balance good timber: foil good; 4 or 5 never failing Springs; cood Orchard; neighborhood very rood, Cottage build ng; the late residence of Geo. P. Woodward, dee'd. A LSO, I Ctt ACRES on the Liberty road, one mile enst of the 1(J town of Franklin, in Williamson county, K mile East of theTenn. A Ala. Railroad, 110 acres cleared, soil mostly very good; 6 or 8 good hprings; Dwelliig a two story log-house, weaterborded and painted, with 6 good rooms, kitchen, smoke-house, Ac, the late re-idence of Mrs. Walker. All on most accommod itinr terms. Apply to NANCE A WOODWARD. May 28, IS". LINDSLEYJS ADVERTISEMENTS. Valuable Free-Soil Lot for Sale. I AM now odering for s ile a valuable BuiMing Lot on Spruce street, near the corner of Broad. The lot fronts sixty-six feet on Spruce, is one hundred and fifty feet deep, witn a convenient alley in the rear. This property is exempt from taxes ror 26 years from 1st Janu iry next. This exemption is of more val'ie than is usually accorded to it, as not only the ground has all im provements erected tereon, but free from taxes. The tavlng in the item of taxes will more than pay for the ground and all improvements. This lot is also situated in a part of the city that is now being rapidly filled np with fine dwellings and orivate residences. Terras reasonable. Apply to julySU. A. V. C. LlNUsLlLi. THE GREATEST Building Association OF THIS PROGRESSIVE AftE. AM now offering for sale at low figures, twenty Build ing Lots in the eighth Ward of Nathville, on such I terms that an y one can procure himself a complete and convenient home. The lots front the Murfreesboro Turn pike, on Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and are ad mirably situated for private residences. Claiborne s Omnibusses nave completely revolutionized this part of the city, which with other improvements now beiug made, such as the extension of Gas, and water in that direciion will add greatly to the value of this prop erty. The terms are such as will allow each purchaser Immedi ately to put up his build'ngs, as the purchase money will not be required until the 5th of January 1862, the interest only to be paid annually until that titre. Call soon on juiy a tr a. v. . LII)SL.ET. VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOi SALE. I AM now offering for sale, on reasonable terms, the House and Lot at the corner of Broad and High sts.. formerly owned by the late Martin New. AppW to A. V. 1". U.NU.LI!!. JulyS. 83 College street. For IVeut. I COMFORTABLE Dwelling on Lower Market Street, i- near the Square, for the balance of the year. contains rooms, besides kitchen and seivants' room. Possession given immediately. A portion of the Furniture will be sold if detired. House can be rented by a good tenant the nsuing year. Apply to JuneZO. A. V. B. L1NDSLEY. FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING AT LOW FIGURES. TAM offering for sale a most desirable residence on Sum mer street, in the 7th Ward. The Lot fronts 85 feet by 170. The House is new and neat, contains 5 ronms, kitchen, servants' room, smoke house, dairy and tahle. The eas has just been carried in front of this Lot. I know it to be a bargain. Apply to A. V. 8. LINDLEY, Junei'Q. 81 College street. A . EAT RESIDENCE IN EDfa E IT ELD 18 now offered for sa'e at a bargain. The Lot fronts 62 feet c n Woodland street and 170 on ( ,''! Minicx. TLe House contains four good rooms, good ijUJL ci-tern, Ac. ihe house id new, built of brick and the situation one of the best in Edgefield. Will be so id loa Apply to A. V. 8. L1NDSLKY, utelS. 88 College street. NOW IS THE TIME rpO purchase that valuable ETORE-nOCSE, on Market JL street corner of Clark, at present occupied by H. S. rrencn st boo. ine Lot fronts 4xw reel on Market and lim on Clark street. Every one knows tha ihiaisooe-of the iro-t prorolaent wholesale Grocery and Produce Stands in the city. It wiil be sold on most liberal terms. ror further particulars call on apr2 A. V. 8. LINDSLET. THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY. AND BEST BARGAIN. IAm Ppr m now offering at a great sacrifice, that valuable roperty, on College II ill. Immediately opposite the University, so long occupied bv the Ute Dr. Trooxt. The lot fronts sixty feet on Market street, with the same front on College. The House Is large and commodious, and the whole, at the price I offer it is a treat Hargain. Claibornes' t'mnibus has practically moved College FIII1 right in'o the Public fquare, and any one wanting a rest dence convenient to business would do well to loo at this propety. rallon A. V.8. LI.SDSLET. Apr. HO, 7 Bo. FOR SALE. A LOT In South Nashville on College street, beyond the Med'cal t oll. re. fronting: 60 feet. beiuE the Lot on which Hives' Carpenter Shop formerly stood. For sale cheap. Aiply to A. V. 8. LINDSLEV, roarch25 83 College street, FOR SALE. VABUABI.F. LOTinScuth Nashville, corner of Sum- -la- mer and Oak siree's, froniinc 120 feet on Pumnie r street and 170 on Oak street. Will be sold as a bargain The Gas is now being carried op in front of th s Lot. Adplyto A. V. 8. LINDSLKT, march'JO osa 83 College street Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs. 'I 'ui unierirnei are now ronnlnr a JL rex regular line of FoCR HORriE fOiT r.iiruii j M' . . ,... . t , -.... ............ "'iii',i i yj nuicn i'an cr&i.us, coauccliu- on cuo. lay, Wednesday and Friday, with the Morninr Train of Cars of the Tcooewe A Alabama Railroad, at Thnmp sou's deput. Fare from Nahvul to iiesrar Dam Springs five dollars. JuneJS-Vm. CARTER. THOMAS A 110UGU. SUMMER AND WINTER TURNIP SEED. JrST received, from D. Laudrcth'e Nursery, a supply of hummer and Winter Turnip Seed. For sale low by the pound. UnU J B. 8. WtLLt R, 5r. a. c AiDsasoa. . rroaxLAxa, E. C. ANDESS0N & CO., whoubaui aid amu. suuu ta Readjniadc Clothing, Uab, Cap?,&:c., No. 43, MiVrket St., yajbvUIa, Tenn. HAVING freatly enlarged oar estahiuhtitent, and added the brauh of TAlLoal.Nii, Ao.. to our business, we ars prepared to tU all orders with which we Bay b favor ed. Our Summer Stock, Is as large and varied as that of any other establishment In the rny.aud our etulosier may rely that they can gel as good artictca, and as good bare aioa, as can be had la this market. Country Itlerchaut Will Cad I', to their Interest to kit us a can before nor. chasing elseahcre. Their orders a ill be as trompur filled, and apem as aocommoUailcg terms, aatf they wr personal y presaet. our lisii and business Is permanent, and we sha keep afulieiuck emmlaoily ou band, the year round, varying aoDorJiuc lo the seasoos. All u our werk Is uuxie at bo.ne, under our mi suiiervuiiin. ail e.a aaf! .. It as buat fre frora Uie imi cbjccuoa of aAaUrs maOs Ciothtng Uuuell-an.l calr.! ScalB!! rI rs cUsj weigh from X is,,, to for tens, U pre at A lusa baa bees aardd theia vrr airt,abk'a and hers, and hare gl4 a reuataUoa. .. ..i -i i. " 1 af catrac44 as ka t.rer (.( out at ocuer. and are warrsnicd IsUHu totig as lt,m Umr lial tbry are art as, Fa ioere aai Iwumw aaa waiaur u a Utcaw frcaUts can do ao ay ca.noe at .. ,. M st. C. ItlDTf, Agent, JsmJO.. .WCtigeu,N-htjlue,TeaJi. DRUGS, ETC. T. J. BEECIT, - SUCCESSOR TO BEECH, BAKER & CO , Ho. 20 College Street, Sewanee Euilding, NASHVILLE, TENS. ft' WHOLITSALE AND RF.TATL BFALER IN Drnsrs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Tnrnoentine, X-j Puttv. Gl. (Glassware. Dve Stuffs. Perfnmeries. 4 Fancy Article, Pnnporters.Trusses, Brushes. Citrars, Seeds. Fishlns- Tackle,Instruments, Teeth, Medical Saddle Bags, Medicine Chests, Game Bags, Ac. ACiENCV FOR FITCMTS RR ACES and Family Medicines, and 1' the popular Patent Wedi einesftf the day. aprillg J. J. BEECH. CI A LVATVIC CFVAXIVES, for the -nre of T Rheumatics and Nervons diseases. Also, Galvanic Machines, for the cure of Rhertfiatism, Pavalvsi. General Nervous Debility, Ac. aprillO J.J. BEECH. BA?V!VI!VS instlv ee'ebrated BODY SrPPORTFR or BRACE, lonir and fa-riliarly known as the Best Prace, and admirably adapted to the phvsieal wants of delicate females afiieted with reneral debilitv, curvature or the spine. falllneof the womb,!os or appetite, dispepf'a o. For sale by aprillO J. J. BFECH. JT.'ST R ECE I IT O. 1 cask Potah and 1 case In cans assorted sizes, very convenient for Soap msklog. april 10 J. J. BFECn- Ml'ST.1 R Is in boxes aorted sixes and in bnlk. A rt superior artlc'e of Wheatlev's T ondon Mustard, Rice. Flonr, Geletine Ptsrch.Tart. Acid, Suner Carb. So da, Orevn Tartar. Pepper, Snice, Cinnaninn. Cloves, Mace. Votmegs. Fine Teas, Chocolate, Salad Oil, c. april in J. J. BEECH. ri'ST l!V MTORF. Several tierces superfine s Br Brandies: Old Port and Medeira Wines, pnt np In bottles or bv the callon. wLich is pronounced to be Ne Pl"s Frtra. april 10 J. J. BEECH. JO. G. BROWN, 43 Collego Street, nashville, tenn., DEALER DRUOS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, DTE STUFFS, PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES, "WTND0W GLASS. GLASSWARE, FFREU- MERT, TpTE S0A-PS. HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, nrf all the Popular Patent Medicine of the day. TN Fanrv Goods, the stock, as nsoal.ls very complete hsvine recently received larre additions, eonsisting partlv of Ltb'ns, and Bsin's Extracts: French, amencan and Cormsn PnWn..- Dcllur'i and Lnbln's Sachets; Hair Brnshe.; Metal, China and Paper Puff Boxes; Shell, Fino and Pressing Combs, &c. SEEVtS! SF.EDSR 8F.EDSS! BUSHELS Kentucky Blie Gras, stripped; IJ & do do do do clean; lo do Herds '!ra:, 10 barrels pure Timothy. T, S O LANT1RE TTT'S R4RDEN SEEDS. A generol as- Bort.it. eresned freh. CABTtAGE SEFD, 10 lb. large Drum-head Cabbage 10 1ts. via. ritnH r',he. ASPARAGUS ROOTS. Two yean old, grown by Mr STRAWBERKY PLANTS. Very One varieties from Mr. Menrv T'efer. WVAND0T PROLIFIC CORN Which vfelds rrom 15 to 2 barrels to theacre. At JO. rho'vn's, reh!7 48 Collere Street STOUE WARE or every febU Le9crirtion. JO. O. BROWN. ARTIST'S COLORS tion, at in tubes of everv descrip JO. G. BROWN'S. POSCRFSS iNR F.nPHIR WATERS 'ni.sv. nn hand whifK T rMf in ilire-t from thn Snrlnirs. feb17 JU. K"w POIt THE HAIR. Mrs. Allen's Reatorer; A. wood's Kestorer: Tmerson's Re'foren Barrf's Tricipherons: Clinhnph's Tr'conherons; Boole's Fluid. 'JO. G. BT?OWN. tebli I OMOO fOR'I'VIC.-A very Superior article X-t tr.i(ie by Barclay, Perkins A Co , in pints and quarts. feM7 J". G. BROWN. pOD LIVER OIL. S gross Just received, Pre- V ' pared by Hedgeman, Clark A Co. feh17 JO. O. BROWN. Moo(;kiila i rior article, guaranteed WHISK V. A verysupe- tobe pure. JO. G. BB0WN. febl7 BLFK Pint t LICK WATER. In half barrels and 1c Pint bottles, lor sale at Louisville prices feb!7 JO. G. BROWN. G. W. HENDERSHOTT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nnu i ai s sr, IS receiving a neneral assortment of Pure and Genuin IlRI7.'S AND MEDICINES, Warranted as pure as any sold in this city, or any other, fact it is only necessary to say none but the best Medicine are offered. Pure Chemicals various brands. Fresh Line Juice, " Cod Liver Oil, Congress Water, 8wedish Leeches,? Breast Putrpa a new and convenient article. Syringes some new kinds, Fancy Articles some of the most beautiful kinds, 100 ox. Pure Sulph. Quinine, bought for cash and will b sold very low. Oat Meal. Teas various kinds also a lot of Canton Teat, so much admired In this market. Very fine assorted Stock of Perfumery. Wines, Brandies, Gin, Ac, for Medical nses. For sale by G. W. HENDERSHOTT, apli Cor. Cedar st. and Square, Nashville. A. H. ROSCOE, WHoi.rsiLi ahd arrAH.rRit.KK isi DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS,' PERFUMERY. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, "WHITE LEAD &c, Corner of Ilroad and iIeirket St N1SIIVILLE, TENIt. rHAVEconstantlyonhsnd alarge and well selected stock oMthe above articles, together with a large asortment of Fancy articles all ot which la offered for aaie on the most tccomrrodaiini terms. Alum, 2,000 pounds; Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida; Brimstone, 500 pounds, refined; Castor Oil, 2ii0 gallons; Copperas, 20 barrels. Prime Green; Cream Tartar, 6 barrels; Gum Camphor, 100 pounds; Indigo, 500 pounds. Fine to Common; Madder, 1,000 pounds, first quality; Super Carb. Soda, 4,0u0 pounds Prime; Flour Sulphur, 500 pounds. All of which is offered at the lowest prioes. Ian2 A.H. ROSCOlt BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. Gentlemen's Fine Shoes. GENTLEMEN will find a sod a sortment of desirable Summer Slock at 42 College Street, buptr I.astirr Puirp pole Outers ai-d Tie Shoes; " French Call Kid Top Gaiters; u u i.ain " " " Oxford and two Tie Shoes: " Calf Kid Gaiters and Oxford Ties; " Pump Sole Foots; " Patent l eather Kid Top Gaiters, Ac. Ae. Just received by fjub25. J. RAVAGE. SUMMER SHOES. SNYDER FRIZZ ELL, No. 21 I'ubllc Square. ARE In receipt of a fine stock of Genls Oalf Congress Gaiters; 44 Ox fold Ties; 44 Fine Tatent Leather Congress Gaiter; 44 44 44 Oxford Tiea; 44 44 44 44 and Oair low-quarter Shoes; 44 44 Cair Pump bole Hoots, ALSO. A good assort" ent or Bovs and Youths'. evrry style aud quality, a l of which are offered low for cash at No. 21 Public Sqnare. JuneS. SNYDER A FRIZZELL. THE LADIES VILL find at SNVDER A FRIZZELL's a beautiful as- vv sortment of Gaiters, Slippers. Kid Boots and Bus kins. Also, for Misses and Children, a general assortment of bhoea, cheap ror cash. Call at No. SI Public Sqnaro. JuneS. SNYDER A FR1ZZF.LL. BOOTSNDSHOES. successors io uooertson a uashirilj NO. 14 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, SIC.X OV TUIJ MXUO. The only Cash Store lu Nashville. X7"E are now receiving our Spring assortment of Boots, V hhoes, Ae., and propose seiling f'etn at the lowest pnee tor catut. Ourstock con.ista in part of the follow" Dg articles: ' Ladiee Ueeled Last. Gaiters, plain and tlped; do do site and front Lace; do Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootee; do Welt do da; Misses' Last. GaiU-n. allstyles; do Morocco and Kid Pump Bootees; do do Welt do; Childrene Kid and Morocco Half Ties; do do Bootewa; Ladies Kid Re-etu-Slipnere; da Velvet and Laaiing Slippers; do Kid Buskins. Gentieoieo's Super Stitehed Calf Boots; do ao Pump do; do Calf Pegged Boots. Boy's and Youth's Calf and Kip Boot; dent's Cloth Congress Gaiters; do Last, do; do Low quartered Pat. Shoes; do Calf and Pat. Oxford Tlea. W have a larre asaortment of Trunks, Talis, Carpet Bags, hat and bonnet Boxes, averv a trie usual!, fuoad la this mriu Also, a larre assortment if H.t. tnr Plantation nm ftf) Casaituere tlata. Spring atyksu We are deUiroUaod lo ef- srr inuiK-emenis to Caoh purchasers. niaTVii BRADS'JAvF A RUTLAND. beard mach of the wonder lu I restorative and fcrahcg ejaahtie of prrpara'io madefrvea t-' A aft India Hestp, aal the thought cecurred to him that he migbt snake a remedy for hM ea 114. tie studied hard asd euc-dJ ia reaiiuog ta Wi.bi. ustchuj was ewrvd, and w aiive and veil, lie has sine ad rlBU;rd th wnaderfnlrwns dy lo thnasaads a suCerera tn ail parts of the werid, a&4 he has aevvr fUt ia snaking O tm conpkrtrly beai;by an 1 happy, V iihing i do as roeeh good as loiu, he ill md so tuch of til affUeitd (VUow fciOf aa r.jOejt it. Una reesp, w Its fuii aa tip. it stirvct cna f ria;(j u ap, aii J aucevasfu ly ating tu lis rvqalre each appiu-at so ibcitwe kia ana ahi ;hn tLr eves to tw returned a postags on ttis m-ijic, aud ik remainder I be aj j4 ki lis fajawul t)f LUa a4verUse!uerit. d Irt s AaU U. JAMf. Kt. l Graad St.. Jy U:y,K. J. N. . Dr. H. James ha anher e swr aeat l New lark, a mi it., bar ix.uuM as a,iert ct. Ti. lere?jns innl from xh rt-aca bit 3, l trial irt. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. Whoa sands of Lfe have scarry roa oat, dlscov- end while la the last Iade, a ewrlaJa ear far Coo I tuntpupg, A.itiqa, Broocii i s. Cough. CoM, and Gene I ral l-vbiiity. The remedy was et.srxHrersxf by cha when I his osly rhild, a daaifeter. was grtvea op to de. lie fc4 Jersey Uty, a, Jeey. ae'.u. CJi Untsilm. ClIIClHflATI ADVERTlSEFsENTS. CIBmArJISTILLERY. : PIKE'S - I WIIISKJ5Y i Ciiiciiiiiati J I S.y.PIKE'aS I C 12 Xi JRI3 RATE 13 jj 2fcujivvlia Jffaskey J O-OTXJST'! CAUTION TO PARTIES PURCHASING S. 1T. PIKE'S llafnoli a JWHl slcy CINCINNATI, OHIO. T'HE UNDERSIGNED, manufacturer and srle J. proprietor of the above brand or WH ISK Y, would respectfully inform his customers and pur -i chasers of this celebrated brand, thatthere bas appeared in the Charleston and other Southern markets a counterfeit of tie above Whisky, being a poisonous imitation, branded similar to his brand; it pastes under the name of 3. N. Dike's Magnolia Whisky, Cincinnati, Ohio, and other names simi lar to 8. N. Pike. As there is no party in this city of the name of 8. N. Dike, it is intended to impose and deceive those who would purchase the genuine brand. 1 make this statement to put parties on their guard, as there are several persons in the east and west making an imitation, and using my name with a slight alteration. I have analyzed several samples of this counterfeit brand, and found thatit contains a deadly poison; this fact alone impels me to cau tion the public, protect those who are liable to be tec.ived, and prevent the evil results attending the use of this poisonous imitation. I alio hereby caution the counter feiters of my brand that I will prosecute them to the fall extent of the law. The genuine S. N. Pike's Magnolia Whisky is distil. ed from the best quantities of Rye and Corn, and is warranted free from any deleterious or obnox ious compound, it being a pure and healthy beverage. Many parties have recently commenced makinga brand of Whisky called Magnolia, but they are an immitation of my trade brand, so be careful ai d get the only genuine Magnolia Whisky made in the United States, and distilled only by me. SAM'L N. PIKE, apr20 ly No. IS and 20 Sycamore-st. Cincinnati, Ohio. Cheap Casli Store. CORNER OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS, CLCINxATI, OHIO. Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage, Hoofing Material, &.C. WOOD WARE. 200 pkgscov'd Buckets; 125 dosBind Boxes; 850 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 " Hames; 200 nests Tubs, painted; 1,200 Zinc Wash Boards; 275 do Varnished and Three; 15,000 Plow Handles; Hoop Buckets; i 70 nests White Pine Tubs; 21,000 ass'ed Broom Handles;' 125,000 Cane Fishing Poles; 175 doa white Cedar Bucketa;,S00 asi'ted Liquor Kegs; 200dos Tar C-ns; 10 dox B B Cedar Cans; 800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures' 25 " Neet Boxes, varnish'd 75 dox Pine Churns, assorted 200 " Painted Tuba and 15" BB Cedar Keelers; 100 nests while Cedar Tubs; '125 dox Well Buckets, ass'ted. BASKET WARE. 200 Willow Wagons, common; !700 nests German Market do 150 " " extra; 80 " Clothes do; 800 " Carts, common; 400 dox Feed Baskets, in store 500 " " ex.failtops and to arrive; 75 Empire Cabs; 1200 dozen assorted Market 100 Willow Cradles; Baskets; 200 extra " 150 dozen Willow and Rattan 25 dox Children's Rattan and Willow Chairs; Pick Baskets: 5 dox ass'ted Office Chairf , Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer Also Clo. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit nd Flower Stand a. Also W illow Work made to ord e J. FANCY GOODS. 100 dox Feather Dusters; i100 bales Allcant Mats; 500 " aaa'led Shoe Brushes; l 50 Jute Hark and Skeleton 100 " ex. Scrub M Mat; 43 Rocking Horses; I 25 dox Toy Air Pistols. CORDAGE, TWINES, Ac. 100 coils 1 and 1 )i inch Manila Rope, 690 feet; 10 coils 1 to 8 inch do do 690 do; 150 colls i to inch do do, assorted; 25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manilla; 250 dox Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord; 100 dox Hemp Bed Cords; ,100 bales Carpet Chain; l,oou lbs Broom rwineuemp; 1 i.chmj ids wool Twine, 4,500 lbs Flax SOO lbs Seine Twine; 175 bales Batting; 160 reels Hemp Packing; 75 coils Tarred Rope; 150 " Jute Rope; 25 " Wicking; CO " Wrapping Twine; IA1 EH. 1,500 bundles (Frond) 1 angerman's Wrapping Paper; 1,600 " Mcgregor's do do; 2,000 reams Lockland do do; 150 reams Tea Paper; I 75 reams Shoe Paper; 175 " Ham " 70 " Batting do; 64,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; J 15,000 lbs Roofing do.satu'ted; CANDLES, Ac. Star Candles, Lard Oil. Opal Candies, Stearine Candles. Starch, German Soap, Ac. IRON IIOCND KEGS, A full stock, assorted sizes, for Druggists' and Liquor Deal ers' use, constantly on hand. CH17RNS. Pine Churns, 1 9. 20, 22, 24 inch Red Cedar do 1 6, 1 8, 20, 22 do Cerdar do 16,18,20,22 do (Painted do 20, 22, 24 do Brass Hoop do4 " 44 " do i Barrel do 16,13,20,23 do II A. TIES. Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do ; Steam Bent Top; PlankTop; For sale by 8. M. BARRETT. mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, O PITT'S PATENTED SMOKE EXPELLING HEAT RADIATOR. SIMPLICITY, neatness, utility, comfort, economy and durability are comlined ia this improvement. A siuele plate of cast iron of peculiar form, so placed with its low er edge resting against the back of the fire p lace, and the upper resting on the iniide of the arch, at an angle forming part of the back itself, without interfering with the fu' i Appertures are so arranged in the grate as to cesu a draft sufficient to correct a smoky chimney, and the inter mediate bars are so made that the beat that would other wise escape by the chimney, is arrested and reflected or thrown back into the room. No alteratiou in the mason ry of any ordinary fire-place or chimney is necessary. It can be put up In a few minutes by any person of coratg on sense. It has been fairly tried before competent witnesses, and proved successful. The length of the back of the fire place and the treadth of the Hue at the arch inside, regulate the price. The cost Is but a trille. The Right of the Patent for some of the best Slates Is for sale. An experienced gentleman In the Patent Office at Wash ington bought the kightofone Slate a soon as it was patented. My address I Nashville, Tennessee. aprl if F. K. P ITT8- LE0AL NOTICE. MANS ON M. BRIEN h M. M. BRIEN, JR. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. Cfflce, No. 47 West side of Cherry st.. Cooper's Building, formerly occupied by Id. Ewing. I HAVE taken in co-partnership my son, M. M. Bans, la the practice of Law in all the Csurt of Davidson coun ty. One or both can generally be found in the ottice. Prompt and especial attention alaays given to securing and collecting all daima. (Money ala ays ready when col lected ) I have been constantly and regularly engaged in my pro. fession. In the Mountain District, fur the last twenty years, and will continue to attend to securing and collecting ail claims Intrusted to my care In the counties of Cannon, DeKalb, VI hits, Fentress, Overton, Putnam and Jackson. I have a general acquaintance with the merchants and business men In those counties. The Merchant of Nashville, and of other places, might find it to their interest to eoulcr with me in relation there to. 1 refer to any and all persons who know tbility and prompt attention to bu.iness. me, ror soy march!7 ly MANfON M BRIEN. RARER V, CONFECTIONARY, Ac. CHA ELKS ROBERTSON, (late of the firm of J. G. A O. Kcberuon, broad s reel, (continues hs business al No. 17, Market street, (opporite Morris A Mratton's.) where he la prepared U execute and fill SU1 orders in all the breeches of llk.n. Confectionary, Ac, aiih which he may bs favored. His materials are fre.0 and of tie beat quali ty, and he Callers bunseif, that he can give the u.o.t per fect satitfacOcn. lie wUi sell by whole-ale or retail, and orders f mm a distance are rultcitd. He returns graief t thanks for the large patronage t has brretfi re received, and pledges biuaeif to sucrti a cootluuauce of the as me. June 1 -. Chaiupagne and Sweet Crab Cider A f best of the above la store; eJLSjubU F.acaa Kab; 20 bbls tsati fhell Almonds; 10 bbis tcglish Wainala, ail fresh; 10 bbls Pi.t.erw; 10 bbU Crca-n Nats; 1 doa New Vork Aic Patups; 19 boxes Lmuns; ltJ boxes K D. Cheese , la good order; loo boxes O. li. " -Foraslebv J. G. ROBERTSON, July 1, 1(CT. fcroasway. C. HI. STEWAET, Whulesulc uud li e t a 1 1 VROCER A tOUHISSlOt rflERCHANT, NO. 41 BROADWAY, NASUVIIXJt. 14" Ths hlhesl Market iru ta,d for Cuntrv Prat iuoe ml aU kiod. k3 laull d.ly NASHVILLE L0HBU TABS. J. C. DAUDO, aAAJU ta LC7IUCU, SIIINULES AND HOARDS. rHATE a band a larre lot of CJar, Yellow a4 Whlu Pts Flooring. Clear While t.an- fn:e flank. Juts la. aeaniiiac.f.iuar, Cdar, CeOar Piaak aaj foUr n,i;i(i. Bars Ce H-.il c-a!lis( Petrv ao-l COar, o-, drnD( Pul'lar, and o I'm Floonag. Us fftiK' Ma- suae, uiaiibj Na. PuUcoicic'a. Ail ia eoasta-1 tpt a lea. 1 eaa supply auy fn.nu of Lumteg or Msgia at he shiffieM vt and al kive.t brk-es k.r la caati. Leave yeur ex4era fur tros:pt siwduuh ut J. C. DiStEN, saarch! NaahvU'a Lersber Yard. No. lit BiaMay. stinaiLs. A IS-KS, SCTS, W A.-! IK Kg. BOILCCS, KIVrTS, DULLS. I'1 lUii, on LacJ i4 kit - tj X-JLiJJEl.Xs'SIM-'! INSURANCE. TENMESSJE F..ARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO Capital $150,000!! OFFICE North-West corner of the Public Square, over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office. They will take riskson Dwellings and other Houses, Goods In Store, aeainst Loss or Damage by Fire. Also, Marine and River hazards, from and to all ports. Also Negroes against the Dangers of the River, si iiofcis : JOHN M. HILL, JOSEPH VATJLX, JAMES CORREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON, G. M. FOGl, r. A. OWEN. ALEX. ALLI30N, JAME8 ELLI, R. H. GARDNER. N. K. ALLOWAY, W. g. KAKIN. JOSEPH VACLX, Pre'. A. W. BUTLER. Secretary. oct4 t NASHVILLE COTITiF.nCIAL INSURANOF COMPANY. Capital 100,OCO. (ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.) THIS COMPANY being; fun vorranixed, according to ehar ter, Is prepared to srrite Policies against LOSS or DAM AGE BV FIRE, on Buildinsrs, Goods, Waresand Merchandise ; generally. Also, on shipments against loss or damage by Seas, Rivers.or Inland Transportation, on the most favora i ble terms. Life and Nerro Policfes eranted at Currentratei. Oce, No.SOCo'Jegestreet.Eaatside. between Union st and Public Square. Diaaoroaa, ALEXANDER FALL. ANTHONY W. VANLEER, JOHN TURKMAN, HFNRY HART, Jr., TH08. W. EVAN. W. T. BERRY, JAME? WOODS. JOHN H. EWIN, R. C. McNAIRY, HUGH McCREA, WESLEY GREENFIELD. ALEXANDER FALL, President. Jahcs Walkkk, Secretary. mw NASHVILLE INSURANCE OFFICE. GTIVA INSURANCE COMPANY, CHARTERED 1S19, CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $1,300,000. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CHARTFRED 1S10, CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 1521,000. PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, J2C5.000. Farmer's and Mechanic's Insurance Co., PHILADELPHIA CAPITAL, 1 ,950.000 -PAID CP AND ASSETS, 1525,000 New York Life Insurance Company. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL f 1,100,000. Fire, Marine, Inland Hull and Life risks taken on equitable terms. JOSFPH NASH. No. 2! College street, opposite the Sewanee House. Nashville, Jan. 221.1c57. LIVERY STABLES. LIVERY STABLE. WM. T WRIGHT A CO. would respectfully Inform th citizens ol Nashville and the public generally, tha they have purchased the ae'l-known Livery Fiabie and at the stock and fixtures, forrrerlr occupied by Wrn. J. Phil lips, on Market street, just below the Square. We are prepared to board horses, by the day or week, In fine style. We have first-rate lots and box-stalls to accommodate Drovers, and all our friends who maylavorus with their patronage. We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction In all sases. We have a larire number of fine Saddle-Horses and One Buegies to hire at all times. The fact is, we do not intend being surpassed by any Stable in the southern country. Come alonir and see fur yourselves. WM. T. WRIGHT A CO. fcba ly AMERICAN SALE AND HACK STABLE flT$sl CHURCH STREET, NASHVILLE. III. S. COMBS, PROPRIETOR. IF vou wish to hire a fine HACK, a fine HORSK or BUG GY, a fine SADDLK-HrtR.-K, a FL'RN'ITPKK CAR, BAOiiAUE-WAGoN.or anything in the LIVEHY-STABLK LINE, eall at the above establishment and you can be ao commodnted. Horses boarded on reasonable terms, and the best care taken of them in sickness and in health. All I want is a lair trial, and I warrant satisfaction to all persons who may favor me with their cuttom, N. B, 1 have always on hand Horses to sell. JnnU a M. 8. COMBS. A. LAWRKSCX. J. CRAM. LIVERY STABLE! ON DEADERICK BETWEEN SUMMER AND CHERRY STREETS. REMEMBER the new two storv Stable, new Buggies, fine Hordes. In fact, here Uth place to get an A No. 1 turn-out. ALWAYS ON HAND, The best of Horse-feed, Hoetlers, and every thing in the line. PARTICULAR ATTENTION Paid to boarding transient and horses on sale. ALSO We have good Carriage room. Come one, come all, and we guarantee satisfaction All we k is a share of the public patronage, hich we are determined to merit. marchSO T.AWRINCR A CO . It. WKAUltttY WHOLESALE CROCER, PROnr'E PEALER, COMMISSION II KCIIAM, ASD PKALEB IB Foreign and Domestic Liquors, IRON CASTINGS, J-c, CORNKR OF FRONT AND BROAD ttTRKF.TS, Nashville, Tenn. TTAV1NG purchased the stork and taken the Stand o a A Church Anderson, the undersigned Is prepared to ac commodate his old customers, and such new ones as may give him call, with the very best Groceries that the mar' ket will afford. rjrHe will buy all kinds cf country prodnce. nsuall brought to this market. IJylt R. L. WEAKLEY. D. W. RUSSELL, MANUPACTURERS AND STEAM BOAT AGENT, OFFICE AND STORAGE AT 7? T. Tf 7.' A K T. F V J Corner of Broad and Front Sts., Nashville, Tenn aarsaascas: Drane A Hale, Cincinnati; Graff, Bennett A Co. Pittsburg ran e, Breed Lo., do; V. Irmiren t o., do; ?. M. l arr. tt, do; Smith, Guthrie A Co., La; II. G. Met 'omas, do; Houseman A c'mi'h, St Louis; and sierchanlsor Piasnviue generally. trT Orders handed me for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Louie. vine or bt. Louis manufactured articles will be piomptlv aespatcned. dec-.'a f TAlHr SHOP. ciiarli:s I lllXiUIN, HOUSE, SIGN, AND IX i .a 1 it t r as No. 52 College Street, np stairs, opposite Eewanee House, Nashville, Tenn. Janl SMITH, LOVIi & GO xv ii o l, k s a i n t; 11 c 1: us AND Va m Issl n M i-v c li a n t s. No. .'JS Market Street, JVashville Jl. T. fl,i;jiin(., ouso, Gisn. 62 Union St. NASHVILLE, (Between Cherry and hummer streets.! a-TT Orders from the Country promptly attended to. , fl tnavxi tr IMPORTANT ANKOUNCESIEST TO THE CLOTHES WEAMXO rUDLIC; Eovse & Elverson, Dealers in ilei-dv-Maile Clothing: W.D GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS fNO. 2G II KLICfsQI'ARE. II AVE ust received their large and varied assortment o) bPUING AND SUMMER GOODS eonristing of eviry variety of fabric esed In the most (a-hional le cire-e such a-Ca-hmemt, t rap D' te, A'paca. Uncus n.l Maraeulea, of every shade and variety, and all of thera cut an I ma te eip'essir fur t'.l. niamel. Their slock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Is now com plete, and In poiiil of richoaia, variety and dieapnesa has onlv to b saai-iUJCHi, to be sutmired. la addi'ion to theabove, Uiey hate a large and varied slock of lloihs, Cassiincrea, Vninra, and 1 iroo.ingi, just received from the importr wbsch thvv wi'i saake lo eru.ra. ta style to suit ihe taaiea of tns 0.01 lajlidiaua. aprto. C.otul Xcws for the Uoys! Eovse & Elverson; HAVCJUT RLCEIVE0, aaawaad well sl-tel as wrtmvnlof boy asd ChUOrva's Ctothiag suilaM lr Spring and Suiua;sr wear, aiao a chute lot of Bo)'- Pin it a, stui aad colored, wtuca iiey wij acU at ths very te( eaih price- aprsi. CLIFT0H tiTABBOYlT UJ OLLD riMpec-.futiy eall ths aUvatwsi ot their trwads and Iht pibl.e geaera Jy lo itctr preet sivck of Siirluv. anil Summer (iumls, eonxstuig of Mras and Boys4 Ck. thing ef all stjie aad prtoea. Also, Ftiriii)hln? Goodi la the grealral vartetv, aamof wtith ar Hrui-h Hajf-Has; a m! nor sriaw. Fancy and Cotloa lUlf tij.e, aicrias Ic.l Half Umm, Npeoo, D Joiaviiie, Loaloa, and a ral variety ut uOicf ec Ties; a ry mcft taonacui vl Vim ask M X Uai. iik, Bi4, Usl Thrai aot B.tr liiure. Marniss taacy aud hi: eturv; thirl Cuuara, ssrth !aay aud wtme; o.:i Drawers aaj shun; Mcnao, Lc. r&rc4 aoJ J.aa ttne and Draw.rs. YUw ar. al.a tama.i a tut f artu ca wo auMusta te toecuun, u( ir J. apl If a. a. W-uM. a a. aiAtii GOODE & IJLACK. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Na.V VSsa. SL3 KJs ?1'LI NNAN CO! ,T1, TLX.U. Cl (i J EAILROADS, STAGES & SHIPS. CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH FREIGHT LINES. 1857. Trtrosiers Rare from New YorK und I'liilarlelphiis lo Nulvflle, Irs "" uerlion wills Nw York nurt Pliil urielptiira Mramslilp Litlfa. Io continue without lerrtiou fremlslof Jure f 1st of rieceniotr, io. First Class, per 100 lbs,, Second " " Third 2 . 1 1 75 Boxes Hats, 3 95 Furniture nd Carriages boxer', and other light roods nut enumerated. Carbovs of Acids, or other Chemical', per 100 lbs.. 4 to FIRST CLASS. Piano Fortes. Pooks, Stationery, Foots, Shoe, Li'qDCT On, Ac, in bottles. Cainphine and Spirifs Turpentine, io barrels, Cr.n'eting. China, Gla. and Olasware, Cigars ia eases, ClocV-s, Ccrfectionaries. Cotton Cards, Trv Goods ia boxes or baler, L'rntrs, Frnits, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs, Garden .eeds Lookinc Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, fat owner's rl-k.) Oysters in cans and jars, Sad dlery, Tin and Brittania Ware, Teas and Spices, errnvn ' . a Hardware, except snch as specified In third clas. Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liqnprs in barrels and pipes, Tobsrco in boxes. Leather in rolls and boxes. Oils In bar rels and cast's. Crockery and Queersware In crates and casks, Rice, Whiting, P as'er. Sheet Bras and Op per. THIRD CLASS. Axes. Shovels. Prsdes, Sad Irons, Zino ard Tin In plrs. Tin Plate, A nvi's, Vices, casks of Chsins a"d Hoes, Manilla and Cotton Cor ape, Coffee. Heavy Ca'tines. Mill Gearlnc, Carrlsee Pprincs, and Axles, Pailrcad W heels and Axle Chairs aud Spikes, and Rosin in barrels. VPECIAL RATES. Boxes Hats, Furnit tre and Carriages boxed, and other light articles not enumerated; also. Carboys of Acids or other Chemicals, wiil be charged at double first da.- rates. re"" Have everv package plainly marked with name of eonriBTiee, rlestinatirn and depot rf delivery. Attention to this rraMer prevents delays and losses, and insures a speedy delivery. RiriECTIOXS. Goods shipped via Savannah, should he consigned to Agent of Central Railroad , avannab, and packages mark ed care Acert C R. R . Savannah. Ga. Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned to the Aeent of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston, and packages marked, care Aprnt S. C. R. K , Charleston, S. fl. The throach rates as above cover all expenses from New York to Ns-hvWe. .V -mmiw7n, dratnire, ur wharfage chartxf eitfitr at duirUston cr Sarantmh. Shippers reavrely upon uniform rates and prompt de'iv eries bv holh lines. Overcharges and damages bv either line, will be adludsed by the agents of the Nashville and Chattanooga Foad. In ca or lost or mllni? sroods, T will take charge of any correspondence n-vessary for their recovery, and if not found, will pay for the nie at the expiration of 0 dayi a'fer notice is given. notice of lout prxx, for Ktth- n'le or iJiitioiti on fie V;ie-iV" and t'hattanoogt Potif. must be addressed to II. I. Andtrmm, Sup't., XiiHjirUie. Merchants when In New York will receive every informa tion and assistance In shipping, by applying: to the Agent of the Charleston Line. No. l'J5 Broadway, and the Savan nah Line, No. 13 Broadway. CHA'S. W. ANDERSON, mavgo tf. Gen'l Agent. I'HCKiUTS iv XATIL VESSELS AND I'KOPLLI.L'IIS HIO.H New York, Philadelphia, Bos- ton and Baltimore. If ViANTS who may ship bv ti. e above versels ars 11. In' ed that by consigning their g oods to the agents of the Sou' arollna Railroad. Charleston, or agents of Central Railr d, Favannah, they will be fo warded free of ccmniiH ions, (draysge and wharfuge only chai gd.) and be sent through at the fallowing rates : From Charleston or Savannah to Nashville First Clas. per 100 lbs ' ..fl P5 Pecond Class "... . 1 00 Third Class K0 SecUl rates for light goods, per 100 Iba.'.V." .V.V.VJ a' 70 Bill si owing amount paid ves-els and amount chargx ' fordrajage and wharfage, will be mailed to consignees. CUsS. W. ANDEKSON, T-'f-tf. iira'1 Agent. NEW UOUTi: TO ITIK.-'II'IIIS. " FARE ONLY 12. TIME TIlROl'fJII 25 HOURS, rtl RAINS run throuch from Rievenson to Memphis and A make close connection with Trains on the Nahhville and Chattanooga Knilroad at ftevenaon. Through tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for 12. Time throuch 25 hours. NO STACINIJ. Passengers should leave Nashville on the 5 o'clock P. M. Train, wt i h arrives at Stevenson at 2:15 A. M.. and con nects with Trains for Memphis. No delay except in rhang- ing ears. C. L. ANDERSON. iprH Ticket Agent. TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROAD ON and after Wednesday, April 1st, 1S57, Trains will run as follows: GOING SOUTH. MAIL a PASSKilOia. Leave Nashville 6.00 a.m. Arrive at Thompson 7 55 a. m. raxiaHT a rAseuoca. 8.45 p.m. 5.40 44 GOING NORTH. Leave Thompson 8.80 a. m. 6.00 Arrive at Nashville 10.18 a.m. Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train, break? fast at Franklin. Stages cxinnect with the Trains at Thompson's. Through Tickets for Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson. Tuacumbia, Florence, Pulaski and Columbia, can bs pro cured at the General Stage 02ice. under the Verandah Hotel. Nashville. W. O'N. PERRIN8, marchgl if Superintendent. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN. DKrABTFaXS. ulf jm j mevTenng ir at 44 Chattanooga morning at 6:80. " 44 evening at :25. ARalVALS. Arrives at Chattanooga every evening at 5:80. 44 ' 44 morning at 6.-S0. 44 at Nashville 44 evening at 4:2(1. " at morning at 9:45. The Day-Trans meet at Tullahnma and both connect with the train for Manchester and McMinnville. Passen gers for Beersheba Springs and other points on and near the McMinnville Ktflroad should take the Day-Train, a the connection by it at Tullahnma is direct. march24 11. I. ANDKRSON, Superintendent. Kxir's TVotice. MEMPHT AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. fMlE "ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY" have made ar. X rangemeuts with the above Railroad for a Dailv Imrm Une, and are now prepared to receive and forward Freight, Packages, Ac, by Passenger Trains to UunUville, Decatur, ruscumbia, and intermediate stations on the M. A 0. and N. A C. Railroads. Small Packages at reduced rates. t"T Messengers leave Nashville daily at T o'clock, A. M. I. v"' Freights to be forwarded bv Express will be called or without extra charge. ol0-tf A. K. HOLT, Agent. CAIIIN tASAE From Charleston to IN'ew York, Twenty-Five Dollars. gmi $25. jsmf ENITEII STATES MAIL LINK. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM -PACKLT3 Through in 48 to 63 Hours. S K JI I - W E K K L Y. THE NEW STKAM rlllP COLUMBIA, ISOuO tons, M. Berry, NASHVILLE, 1WHI tons T. D. Ewan. JAMES AlKIEK, liOOtous S. O. Turner. MARION, 1.5(H) tons W.J. Foster. SOL'TIIT RNER, l,Ot0 ton I. M. MURRAY Lr. A V Adger-s Wharves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAT after (he arrival of the cars from the South and WcU Tables sLppliei with every luxury. Attentive and courteous commander, will insure travelers by this line every poasitile comfort and accommodation. Cabin Passage - ...f3 Steerage t Apply HENRY MISSR00N A CO, Agents, May 2. Chaslsotds, B. C. Cabin I'as.sage to New York 3 Weekly United States Hail Line. rXIiE NSW AND ti'LtSDllt C1BE-VM1EEL 8TEAU- X SHir Al 4.1 TA, 10 tons... l.inKi ton... l.SI'V tots.. .Capt. M. P. WoonarLL. .Capt. IsaaO Caowsu. . .1 apt. U. R. bcuaacK r T.R 1 1 A, A LA fl A. 'MA, WILL Kilrlilfl.lll E V E II Y ti A T U H D A T . These ships are among th largest on th coast, ansur. pa sard In speed, safety or comfort making their pas&ages io ho is l) hours, and ar commanded by skillful, careful and poll l oft re ra. Having elcantstave-room accommodation Ihey -ter a aioat de.irai.le conveyance to New York. CabtniaMage to New York. f 0 Steerage paaaage 10 New York 8 Agcula: rAurLFOEu, FAY A CO., bavaenaa, BAM'L L. Ml TClilLL. It Broadway. lact' Nw York SCALE OF Pltll'i:s rua raa PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES .I ACtoaaa v wtiiiaiAM nor.iiii,- 837 WsiaUliis to Mriet, I. atou, SIX MONTHS PRICX3. Boau's rirrouo Ft.rt, 'tic, "x.xj-. Toe., 1 10 atxes, at , It, 4, 11J per La BouLa's lii.si.-ra; tUialira, ('.irju.JJ 50., 1 H,t0 si sea at ai s-t. tii txt duasa. BooAa's llsaAKsA,oa x or CrruaaXA, retail 50c.,s:aei 1 1 per doaea. bJLmW Drug.-irts and other large dealers. a discount f 16 pr et, lrosa iic prices will be maJ, provided their parcha durin the t tnr-nihs ex eed v tOWLST CASH FRICiJS. Jt liecvnJir t'JjiwtJ te vmaejruut Litalote prieet Oa order aaoumlc t 1 13 or over, at ou tUse,a diaoount if ixr ci-t a ut b maJtt. Oa crovr asaoaaitb g to I ) or ovsr, at on time, a discount of It) pcrocat will b snad. 0a order asaotintiag ta 115 or aver, at on Uto,a diacoaat si 14 per cat am fc tuaie. Oa orders anoaauBc la tlior ovr,at one time, a discount Of 5ti pr cesl wiil b saade. Oa order aaaounticg w 3-Vcr over, at one tme,a discaaat 1 an pcreeai win o aua-te. Tl.es ar th lowest terms, aad from which no variation caa b tuaJ ia any caw. rrvct, of oihrr ariicw may b had en application. Boaioa. Aur. VMh.liia. WILLIAM HoOLK. lr to liao. t'i:, NaahviU. Tees. auiiJet ly LAir.t.VI5IUl,K, i T AM di I 1 tend ii ' . Juiit'.l. xilf xplii)g A p Iv cf St Cal bae'S SeeJ. a jour orucrt. n. a, wcuxa. E. S. WELLO, Sr.