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"-ce J (Bxcitxitsytffi lUI0le5flIf Jtrt) nebs. r a n s p 0 r t a 1 1 a n . i aw ii -MaasaMSassaawssaasasaas-- a i 4 m i i RECEIVED THIS DAT BYTSa -"1 flf". DOCS. Alexander's Ktiloves. . " leU XO dox. Extensa 8. 8. Blum, wbJU sal'd, 10 cartons Dncals, aew styles; 1 do. Moasiln de Chene: '. , ''. V ' IS do. . New style Stella Shawls, tor early Spring; 00 HqiM CbHars and sleeves, new styles; . I, - , i Crape Collars and Sleeves, .do;,-' , , Breakfast Caps,-- 'do.;- i -Illusion Capes and Bert ties, . do. ; , . Our br. MrNmry Is now io the Casters cities, aad we will ftfl getting-Wew Goods every rew days dm ing the season and solicit a call from our friends and the pub lic generally R- C. McNAlaY k CO. marjo-tr - r ETC.; McNairy & Co., "DJCOUVKDthis dsy an elegant jot or new and deslr JtV able goods adapted to the present and approach ing season, consisting in part of the following articles: Elegant Bay adew Silks; . Chene Silks, Flounced do; Doable skirt do; Bids stripe do; . Psnods Cloth "new. - " jTTtotmcM Grenadines. . - f Double skirt - do. . s. Side striped ' do;: . . . riai sl'lcr all color ' -.: agether with all qualities ff Plain Rlsek Silks, neaf Checks, Plaid, stripes, c., tc., vsry cheap. Elerant Laces aewstylesv We hare also an assortment of La dies' Under Garments, such ss Chemise, Night Gowds stuns, ip.sc.. au i wnicnwe offer on the most favoratoia -tarma. B. C. UcNAIRY CO. mar20-tr.., -V(' Cotton BlajiufactTirers'. Agency. AT areSole Agents for the sale of the Fabrics of v v tne --.J- - . . Richland Manufacturing Company. pntaskl. Tenn. Sparta do do HpartaT " Sumner do Franklin -Factory Laurel Hill do Roefcdale do Sheaf Mills, ' .' Crescent do Crowson do . ' . Hope do do Gallatin, " - Franklin. " Menryrille, " f Pleasant, " ' liiwrenceburg," ..... do . .' do Flnewnod do And hare always on hand a full stock of Sheetings, Oenaburgs,DrilliDgsBagging, Cotton Yarns and Bolt ag, which we Oder to the wholesale trade only in lots of not less than 6 bales Sheetings; S bales Osnabuxgs; S bags cotton Yarns, ax., etc. NaahTlUo, MarS. W. H. GORDON CO. jHtlUnert) (Booh. New Spring Bonnets, Millinery Goods, &c, dcs MRS. M. D. IIOWEIITON, TJnloa street, near market. TT A3 jnst received and is now opening one of the A. A. most elegant stocks or . mm BONNETS, MILLINERY GOODS, ic, that she has ever had the pleasure to exhibit to the Ladles of Nashville. She has the latest styles, sod the best quality of Goods, and pledges herself to give enure satisfaction lo all who may favor her with tneir patronage. - MEiL IIOWERTQN' returns her thanks to her nu serous patrons, and would be happy to make the ac quaintance of many otners. spru "Spring and Summer Bonnets, A N D Rich Paris Millinery, 5K Importations for 1S58. WE would respectftdly Inform onr Lady friends and the country trade that we will be prepared to how them, the Urgent and moat splendid itock of the above goed ever opened w.-t of the Alleghany Moun tains bythe 10th' to 15th March.- This -stock will be purchased exclusively with cash and at extremely low price; and will sell at short pronts for the cash only. We have a lame stock of desirable goods In store that we are bound to run out. at any price, by the 1st of March. tk call and get great bargains in KicQ Fancy tioaaets; ke Paris flowers; Head ltresacsj in-bruidei-MM, and any Fancy Goods at half prices, as we want to salt all this clans of goods out, for we are now g mg to deal exclusively in Rich Millinery Goods, and oinpete fully with Eastern liouses; Wholesale apd Retail, by E. WISE, Agent, Parisian Millinery Bazaar, No. 46, Union bl, next door to State Bank. feb!5 tf $tqots, Cin UJorc, clr. J.tw; WILSON, STOVES,-TIN-WARE KEEPS eonsUntly on bond for sale at the Lowest Prices, . '. . . " .- WOOD AND-CO AL - - COOKING STOVES, 17EATIXG AND OFFICE STOVES, COAIa UAXftES, ' Four alaes, and best make, put up and warranted. Wrought-Iron Cooking Stores, For wood, four sizes the best Cooking Stove now In use will last, with care, from fifteen to eighteen years and cook with greater convenience and in lest time than any Cast-trou Stove. I have also just received the following: One Hundred, Assorted Sixes, MASSER'S 5 MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZERS, the best that is now In use ' Water Coolers, all sizes and patterns. Refrigerators for keeping Ments and Bitter. Fine assortment of Chamber Toilet is-tts. Patent Knife Cleauers.' Fruit CauaoY my own make ."wlfrltabp good supply made in the boat manner either for sutUing or solder Old Dominion CofTee Pots; Best article for making Coif's now In use, will make with one-third leu material and purer and stroncer than any other, besides retaining all the aroma of the Coffee. For sale by - , J. W. .WIUV, mayft-tf No. 17 Cullrge st WM. STEWART, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, HO. 14 SOOTH MAE.KEX STSEXt, n l Naabwllle, Tun, - - - v HAVING succeeded the late Qrm f Stewart Owen, add retained tne ota nua, ir ,rpr Vi.r tne demands Ol CIS old cumnora aua public generally, lie has in sure, and will constantly be reoelvicg, aiu- nla sunnlias ot SiSMweia. IVarea. and Grate. Plain mnmoiiaeWd Mkauozss losrivrtW aad Cansst SKatcatH and- hv short, every, suing -usually kept la similar establishments. His assortment of Stoves challenges competition, ompriaing every style and variety, lie has the ' - - Wrougnt-lroa Cooldnr Storet, Among others an article which hi m great demand. Ha will manufacture foe the liwdo and for routs', ao4 aa okW, all kinds of Tut aad fcbeet-Iroa War, and keep constantly on hand a large assortment. . . , He invites the attutim of all in' his establishment, Biadcing himsolf lo enure astisfartloD. Jaa St -' No. 14 Huuth Market btreet. Kott'i Patent Agricultural Fnrnarfi.- TIIIS article was coostructeit lu coneequence of a augtlon froca the American Insututo,. that a sample, portable, and tow-pneed funuce, was much steaded by farmers for boiling and stvaming fucd, and far many mechanical and domesuo purposes. It took lb nremlum at the U. H. Agricultural Fair at Louia Z,V Justreceirsd. , w"M. bTKWAKT, " - 1 J N0. i4 Market btreet. Also Coal Cooking Banges, and stuaU Cooking Stoves for coal. w s tosl oniee. "'' NaioivutS, March 50, 15. rvjtOM and after ths lt of April, the Voel Office will H be -opened on Aiwf?yel half-past 7 A. M.,aud laUn at S A. M. Open .again at ft P. M. and clove at 1 .. .1 I I l1 . L K ih. I ifl k-l k IIIwAinI B w UB ill WIU"! v " , . - - . fcalf-Dsat O. O'clock A. U., and rkm at T,' e'cluck, P. iL t. B. AMltKSUN, Poet Master, Dissolution.. THK eo partnership heretofore exiaUng between lb midersigoed ts this day daivl by mutual son. snnt. Our not and accounts have been placed la tb basds of N. 0 Caoss for collecuoo aad to wbosn aiiblUaaWdbe preaenud .... .v " '.. J. w. rKUAlWCL : - M Tha iian'afaetnra aad sals rf tha tICELaOR' CYjR.H ANW COB MILL will be continued by the eader. TZ. sweet. - . JAMta C iU&i)Vi . SI CINCINNATI DISTILLERY. -PIKE'isX i:pVHISKEY . VCmeiiiiiati 4 i . VI V."- . S. N. PIKE, No. 18 and 20 Sycamore street, . . , CI3ICI.NATI, OHIO, SOLE MANCFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED Magnolia Whisky; ALSO, All KLXDS OF DOMESTIC HONORS, Cologne and Vvirc Spirits, .ALCOHOL, of all btreugtlis, And constantly a large supply of old and choice Bonrbon, Bye and Honongahela Whisky. apr23-tf " L. A. PH.TT, Late of Gall Haute, Louisville. CHARI.Tf N M. METCALF, Late of LouitnlU Hotel. Kentucky. SPENCER HOUSE, Corner Front and Broadway, CINCINNATI, OHIO. apr!2-3m PRATT k METCALF Proprietors. ROBT. MOORE, C 0 MM I S S I 0 N MEUCHAKT. No. 30, Front Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. PARTICULAR attention given to filling or- ilrt ders for CLOVER, TIMOTHY and other UkL seeds; CANDLES, SOAP, LARD fc IJN'SUi) r-rr--' OILS; CHEESE, BUTTER, CORDAGE, and articles of Cincinnati Manufacture and Produce generally. purchases made for cafih,and prompt custom ers, get all the advantages of discounts aud low prices which money commands. "fca . Jan. 14 WT. W. UME1 V CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Portable Grinding and Bolting FLOUR MILLS, Noa. 18 and 50, East Eighth Street, between Broad way and sycamore, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WE FURNISH A COMPLETE Mill AT $550. THIS comprises French Burrs 30 Inches (in iron Unit it. iv ritAat wa n.i.B nf r.vnri two sets of Elevators, with Belting and Gearing, all ready to run; Roe! S feet in diameter and 16 feet long, and tilt Uniting Cloth, (best Dutch Anker brand.) . we guaranty ID is Mill lo turn out , Fifty IJarrels of Flour per Day! Ws build farce sized Flour Mills, also Corn and Fed Mills, Fmut Machiuea, Flour Packers, tic, and furnish to order - " , ... -. . , .1 Itnglnes Boiler and Mill Gearing; of - 1. -all kinds. The best Dutch Anker brand Bolting Cloth and Belt- -" -lngof all sizes at lowest prices. Circulars, giving particulars, seut upon application with stamp euclosed. - fcbl7 dly W. W. HAMER & CO. Sundries. BUNDLES Window Sash; 00 sets Wagon Boxes; 18 I S boxes Kivets 3 kegs Wasburs, 20 boxes Wiudow Glass; ' 174 bars Iron; . ' OS bundles Iron Just received and for sale by P. I. PICKEY. foblS tf No. 6, College street A ppl il sale ea. 62 bbls Apples just received and for sale by (frbtt 1). It. DICKEY. "Wheelbarrows. 10 WHEFLBA RKO W3 Just received and for sale by feblS O D. OUKKY ltnilrial Nrrnncrt. -I f RAILROAD Scrapers iusl received and for salo 1U by (feblti) U. I DICKEY Ul7in-IIEL,TIKfJ. rfff FEET assorted Gum-Belting, on hand and tJVJXjyj for sale by )nSb II. Ii. DICKEY PeuuaylTaula lsueltwheat. K ( SACKS Buckwheat Hour, just received on con t)J signmeutand for sale by jan24 P. P. PICKEY . Holler Rivets. KEGS Boiler Riveis just received and for sale zvU tij (fublb) U. IK I'ltahi - Hydrant Hose, . o V hand and for sale by Kept. 2. . - 11. PllKll. ' HICKETS. 100 I)0:N Bl'CKETS jMst received and for sale by aprlO tf 111 u. l. 1'R Kr.t . Z?d Oata. on hand and fr sale by 5 ' 1. II. PICKEY. febA No. 6, College street. W. Ii. CUllittS ate CO.' PATENT Elastic Fire and Water Proof CEMENT ROOFING. t THE undersigned purchased the Sute Right for Tennessee of the above patent about one year atto and has since Introduced it extensively la various portions of the sute. asks now the attention of build, era, sad the public generally, lo examine its superior ity over other modes of Rooting. The material forms a hard aud smooth surface. ' It is -uupwrvtuua to aawx, alaauc and flexible; a will perfectly resist any ordinary expsure to Are; It Is cheaper than any roof of tha old style, aud I am sura it will give beltur satisfat Ua ,aa to its durability there is So question. It is the beat thing ever inveuled for pamtutc vt U leaky tin roois. - SXT ih Csawnt will be furnished lo those at a dis tance with directions for using. COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE, ajr Orders sent to the undersigned, through tha Poet Omce will be promptly atunded lo. ' 1 would respectfully refer the Allowing gentle man for whom 1 have covered buildings wiiu the Ce nt nut, and many others whose names are not her manuoned. Aarwrracnt siimn Mamajnca or saaavuLa. MJ. A. HKIMAN, Mows. UCGHES a SMITH, CuIJIMAN WAl-S . ' Wit. JTOVkELL, -- ' ' Mr. H, M. AkEROTD, . WARREN Jr MH)RE, HoCUH a McCCLLoUGH, J. H. McCANV, ; Cot. H I. ANPERON, aapt K iClIk Ca., Rev. C D. ELLIOTT. I). F, W1LKLV, R. J. MEIGS. ENOCH t.NSLEY. tLAL'GH fKK a HERRI F0RT, W. a hHAPAKO, J K. WIIJJtRH, A. V. . 1JM.I.FY, Uea. WiMI. MAKttitW, ' W. H- 4KIN k VO , . JAS. H. KKNPHlt'K, Rector F. U. hKITll. Columbia. - . Mai. A. J. Ui.sXij.slavidaossmaty I Cut. A- J. PuLK, Maury county. . svvTb Maabviile Chauaaaiwa Rallread Casspa- ay have adopanl tha vamcat fur Uw covering of taetr cars and aUww work. . . a sr CsrtiaraWS aad truuraiwlals imm ClncnnaU aad elaewberc, where tha Ceaaenl has bea (a ganrral aae rue atrvera years, can vm eanioiUMi. The andenbgiunl has bma augaged la vartooa madaa of Cemeat rwonag for many years, aad natters himself that be has gained autua xrvrieac and kaoaladga aunug tnat him. , . . , ' 1 have mads arraageaunU to recaiva a superior Imported articla of RuoStut Felt froia 1U aarutt Bao rasas. Now Vora. - -- anike uf ttovonf la M see at owei. . "i- J. T. iaTiiCRST, . . I Naasivuia, Tanw. 1. s. aacfa. . , ' . . r a. saowBj i - , , RAINS & BROWN, , ; 7 Druggists and Prcscriptionists, ,ri 19 Son Public Square, i C - IVashTllle enn. . A COMPLETE assortment of English and American Chemicals, pure and una dulterated Drngs, fresh aad genuine ex-: tracts, select Powders, sc., always on hand. - Flavoring Extracts, such as Lem on, Rose, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Strawber ry, Celery, Almond, Raspberry," Peach and Orange extracts for flavoring. Best Bermuda Arrow Root, Isinglass, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, sc. st : jan2 , , , , - RAINS ac BROWN'8. VARITISH. To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers, Cabi - net Maken and Fainter. THE undersigned have received the agency for the sale of the celebrated VARXISHES manufactured by the "Haywood Varnish Manufacturing Company,' which are universally acknowledged to be superior to any otner Varnishes in tne Lmted states, ana nave just received a large supply of the following different kinds which they will sell at a very small advance on alanu fsctarers' prices : Black Enameled Coach Bodr Varnish. . Elastic " " Im. English. Ira. English Wearing " . " " " Pale Coach . " Brown Japan " White " M Scraping " " ' Flowing ' Polishing ' " Black Iron White Copal ss Damar Mastic " Walnut Stain " -. Extra Fine Carriage RAUffl h BROWV, No. 19 Public Square, opposite Market House, aprt-tf - ' Tanner's Oil. 1 find GALLONS Tanner's Oil, best quality Just received and for sale low by Jan29 RAINS & BROWN. BRISTOL imiCK IH ST, and Mount Ea gle Tripoli, for polishing gold, silver, brass, glass, sc. ; a new article ; fur sale by Jan29 RAINS k BROWN. - FRESH SEEDS. " I PC BARREI& CLOVER SEED, - r " -1U 10 barrels TJinothy " ' . Blue Grass Seed, cleaned and stripped, Herds Grass Seed, Onion Cloves, Prolific Corn, " Chinese Sugar Cane, - Japan Peas, Ijindreth's Garden Seeds Flower Heed,, . Just received by RAIN? k BROWN, fobl3 No. 19, Public Square . JO. G.. BROWN, 43 College Street, '- Nashville, Tenn., Sealer in Drags, Medicines. Chemicals, Dye- Etufis, Faints, 0x1s, varnunes, window Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Hair and Tooth Brushes, And all Popular Patent Medicines of the day, IN Fancy Goods, the stock, as usual, ts very complete, having received large additions, consisting partly of Lu bins' and Bazins' Extracts; French, American and German Cologne; Ielluc's and Lu bin's Sachets: Hair Brushes: Metal, China and paper Puff Boxes; Shell, Pino, aud Dressing Combs, sc., for sale by JO. G. BROW N. Seeds! Seeds!! Seeds!!! L inn BUSHELS Kentucky Blue Grass, stripped; 1UU 60 " " " ' clean; . 150 " Herds Grass; . ' 10 barrels pure Timothy: also, ' ' ' randretli' Gsrdeu Seeds a general assort ment warranted fresh. Cabbage Seed 10 lbs. large Drum-head Cab- Dage; lu lbs. Mat PutcD cauoage. Asparagus Jtoota two years old, grown by Mr. E. l'rabue. Strawberry Plant Very One varieties from Mr. Henry lriver. AVyandott Prolific Corn, which yields from la to barrels to uie acre, at JO. G. BROWN'S, jan2 43 College street. s TONE IVAItE of every description for sale by - jo. u. bkuwj. A HTISTS' COLOItS in tubes of every de- XA senpuou, for sale by JO. U. BKOVSN. COKGKESNaud EnPIHE WATERS always on hand, which I receive direct from the Springs. JO. G. BROWN. T70K THE II A I It Mrs. Allen's Restorative; JU woou's Restorer: kmersou's Restorer Barry 's Trictipherous ; Cliiihugh's Tricopberous Bogle's Fluid. jan29 . JO. G. BROWN. LO!VnO!V POKTER-A very superior article made by Barclay, Perkins & Co., in pints and quarts. JO. G. BR(jWN. COD L1VEK OIL. & gross just received prepared by Hedguuiau, Clark k Co. jan29 JO. G. BROWN. MO.GGElIALA WHISKY. A very superior article, guarantied to be pure. Jan2 " JO. G. BROWN. BL1E MCK WATEU in hair barrels and in pint bottles, for sate at Louisville prices. jan29 JO. G. BROWN. A. II. R OSCOE, -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEE E51 Drugsi ITIedlclnea, Uye-StutTa, Ferlumery, Ialnta, Oils, Class, Ilrualiea, Wlilte Lead, See. Jcc. Corner of Broad and Market streets, IVaahvlIIe, Tenn. I HAVE constantly on hand a large and well selected Blin k of the above arti cles, together with a large assortment of Fancy articles : all of which is ollnrea for sale on the most accommodating terms. Alum. 2.000 pounds : Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida- Brimstone, 600 pounds, retlned; Castor Oil, 200 giillmis; Coperas, 20 barrels, prime green; Creum Tartar, 6 barrels; Gum Camphor, loo Hiuuds; Indigo, 500 pounds, Fine to Common; Madder, l,Oo0 pomiils, first quality ; iuper t'arb. Stxla, 4,ooO pounds prime; Hour Sulphur, 6oo pounds. All of which Is ouVred at the lowest prices Jan 20 A. H. ROSTOE. IHssolutlmi. THE partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Mel ERIIAN k ALEX A N 1 )KJt is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The buaiuess will her alter be carried on at the old staud by J. C MrFfcKaax, ho alone is empowered to settle up the buaiuess of the old Arm JArf. C. Mi-KEKRA.N, J. N. ALEXANDER. LIVERY ANDsJlE STABLE, Old Nashville Inn Stable, KOETH MARKET ST.. BELOW EVANS CO. rrUlE subscriber bus this day bought the inU-rest of X J. N. ALSXAsnsa in the above sluble, and is pre pared to furuteh.at short notice, fleet horses and neat Buggies and Hacks, for which only a twry moderate price will be charged. All ho wish to ride In stj le Lad belter give him a call. Tbiee w ishing to purchase Horses will also Ond It greatly tn llieir advantage t give him a call, as ha ia lu communication witb i-arues in Ohio, as well as else where, through whose agency he enabled to (uruish exact Im such Horses as may be wanted. He Is also prepared to Anick ami Dock, Break and Gait lo Saddle or Harnett, in which branch (as indeed In all) (Ac mott irjtrt talufactiim it warranted. , Re member, North Market street. J. C. M FERRAN, may 16-1 m late of Bowling Green, Ky. Kcgarst Scgavs! RIO HONDAS, lxndrea, Nabajus, Aralas, Ia Suisaa and other choice brands, Havana Cigars for sale by Ml J .ON k CO., Late J. Pkaoucs k Co., kpr28-tf 14 College sueeU JI A IS. "MVS cumii.EU REAPER AND MOWER, AVitli Wood' luiprorenient. Tllld celebrated Machine received the nrst premium or a GRAND GOLD MEDAL as the best combined ltosping aud Mowiug Machine at the great L ulled lau-e agricultural Fair, held at Louisville, Ky, in iSeptem ber. Ihi7. The trial cams oil near hyracuae. New "urk , in July, where all the principal machines m tha J nited Mates were UioroiigUly tested. The Commit m made their awards through Marshall P. Wilder, reshlent United tstatua Agricultural Society at Louav iile, ay. It also received the award as the best Reaper and as . . best Mower before two separate Committees, au ;oiited by the President of the Davidson County Ag ultural 6ocleiy, at NaaUvule, ia July, l&iJ, otar Kjet of the machines now lu use in Tennessee. ' Numerous other premiums and awards were give Machine during tha last season over every Ma , alna in America. . Tte above Mitcbinesare for sals by tha undersigned. B. F. CHEATHAM, - ; 4 Ueaeral Agent Iwr tha ttV. v- " w - -...! ,,, i t FIJiUER, W1KU5 a ca, M Naanville.Teca. The Superb 31organ Ilorae,. , "VERMONT BOY." PUIS Brst class American trcUar win make ' aT ' JL toe nrst aoaaoa in Tennessee, tt It H Jta of Mr. T. laaumg, aoar Naahvdle, lar- " 1 " ' . iKth la.sa .t 1 w ivn.nvl rwuL.aa . UUMU1 - - " , - " 1 1 seasua, wub tha privilege of returning suaras, tnat revs not w foal, the second aeasua. lie M, parnapa, aaoaty geauiae Murgaa borsa, bilh by sire aud data, i the Maw, w a rich bsy, of the tarsust aisa of ta reed, was never oa a recuUr course, but Uottad at vera! Fairs m tsoT, sutler 2:M,aad waa awarded v--y prise I rum she AtaUa Fair at Monlpeher to the la tjcut rtvar Vaiiey bttaw. We rater, with great oua leuca, tuall geutirmea m ha have easmmed him, aad tava we are enenag to tha brnOurs uf Teaansaua asrvaie cf aa good a raadater as eaa ba (ooad orihur buulh. Lvery atleauoo will be given tomaras out a aaaaaca at the toweat prieva. ' la oar abaence Mr. t.Uxvw or Mr. Etaaly, beta i, eS Uara tna car of laasoow sae Address, S. R. JENNINGS a W. 8. CARTER, ir crnl Mor;a mmt a uprtor ckaUM enit a a-a,k aa aa. m. aw.a Lt t II tea tf g AatlaMlUaa. W BW WW f sa-j waa w " ' - CHINESE. SUGAR. Wl are maaafactarmg and nave fr saia 10, ia, aad Sa gaUua aatbas fe katlMg Chinese rn ar-iia " - ' a..Co4s- w. 0. HAiuaa. r. a. aaKJua. HARRIS & CO.,?; Auction and Commision Merchants AND ; Wholesale Grocers. Office at W. GOBDOX k Co.'s Wharchonse, 3T0. 49 ULAEKET ST.. 'NashTille, Tennessee. IIAUUIS & CO. H AVE In store and orTer to the trade ihQ bhds. New Orleans Sngar all grades. 60 bbls. Powdered and Crushed Sugar. 2i0 bbls. and half bbls. Molasses. 1300 boxes Star Candles 20 cases Sardines half and quarter boxes. 20 bbls. Mackerel. . - 1C0 pkgs. Assorted Liquors.. 60 kegs 4 penny Nails. 25 bags Spice. 20 cases Matches. 125 bbls. Land Plaster. maylO-tf D ILLO N & C 0., (SUCCESSORS TO J. PEACOCK CO., V ' AND DEALERS IS Foreign and Domestic Liquors, HAVE on hand at their Store, No. 15 College street, a full supply of Liquors, Segars, &c, which are offering cheap for cash. We invite all the pat rons of the old firm, and as many of the new, as are in want of articles in our line, to give us a call. DILLON k CO., aprl9 ' 15, College Street. In retiring from the liquor Business, we take much pleasure m recommending to our old patrons the new firm of Dillon k Co., as gentlemen worthy of confidence, nd solicit for them a continuance of pat favors.- - aprl8-3m J. PEACOCK k CO. ...H IIaIaOIV CO., " (LATS J. PEACOCK k CO.,) K f BBLS Magnolia Whisky H JJ. 50 bbls Old Rye Whisky; 60 Fletcher's Neutral Whisky; 60 Old Bourbon 6o bbls Gin, (rood article; " 60 K casks Brandy; 10 .000 Choice Havana Cigars; apr27 . . DILLON k CO.. College street ALEX. WOXUMSOX. XEW FIRM. ARCUO CilUTHAM. WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM, - - IMPORTKRS OP Brandies, Wines and Liquors, AND DEALERS IK Havana Cigars, Tobacco, &c, JV'O. , COLLEGE STREET, JVASIIVILVe, TENNESSEE. THE nndersigoed would inform their friends and the public generally, that they have associated themselves under the Arm aud style of WILLIAMSON & CIIEATIIA9I, for the transaction of a wholesale Liquor and Wine, Havana Cigars and Tobacco Business. Having deter mined to keep nothing in their line, except articles of the purest ami bb-t O.CAUTV, and by Riving proper at tention to business, they respectfully solicit a portion of public patronage. ALEX. Wn.LIAMPON, mar31-tf ARCHER CHEATHAM. KIHKP ATKICK, JVEYIXS & CO., Receiving, Forwarding and Wholesale Grocery Merchants, Market 6treet, Nashville, Tenn. HAVE now in store a large and complete assortment of Groceries embracing New Orleans Sugars, or all grades; Molasses, io barrels and half barrels; Coffee, large and complete stock; Haisins, a full ptock, with Teas, Candles, Sardine, Glassware, assorted. Pecans, mackerel; Together witb all kinds of articles usually kept in the Grocery line. Our stock of Itrandlea, Wines, 'hlaky, Ac. We think cannot be surpassed in this or any other market. To our heavy stock of goods now in store we invite the attention of the trade. mar20-tf KIRKPATR1CK, KEVINS k CO. CONFECTICREES J. G. ROBERTSON, Broad way, 3TVashvflle, HAS Just received 50 boxes Cream Cheese:, 25 boxes English Dairy , " 60 " Western Reserve " 10 barrels Walker's Ale, fresh; 6 " Cran berries, " 15 " Orangi-s, in good order; , 6 " Lemons, " " A few more New York Ale Pumps lea, and will b sold cheap by J. G. ROBERTSON, Wholesale and Retail Confectioner, jan25 Broadway, Nashville. Itnckwlieat! Buckwheat!! JUST received, 200 bags extra-hulled Pennsylvania Buckwheat. In store and for sale by QUICK k MEAD. Delivered to any part of the city free of charge. au.7-tf j. ii. uoiim & co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gr R 0 C ERS, AND DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND PRODUCE, No. 51, College Street, ang25 ly WfaaUville, Tennessee. SPRING TRADE. HAVING anticiated the large demand that is soon to be made for C'wxl of all kinds this coming Spring, we are constantly receiving aud have now on hand an immense stock of Fine Wines, Erandies & Liquors, OF ALL KINDS Cigars, Xobacco and Sundries, which we are o tiering at the very lowest possible pri ces.. 9- Particular alteution paid to all orders.- LYONS A CO., Jnl4 No. 71 Public Square. CM 'STEWART, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AXD ITOIISSIO.f IUERCILLT, NO. 41, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, a A The highest Market nrice uaiJ fur Cmmtrv Pro duce of all kinds. "fca. Jan 17 dawly. JUST RECEIVED AT Charles lXobcrtsoii's CONFECTIONERY. JTo. 17, Market Street, ash v tile, Tennessee KA DOZEN Fresh Cove Oyslnrs; eJU 20 " ' Pplced and 1'K.kled in bottles; 6 cases Sardines; 10 " Pie fruits, assorted; 20 Freah I'whes; 20 " Straw berries; 26 ' Assorted Pk kls; 20 Brandy Peachrs; 10 " Extract of Coffee, excrllent articles trsvrliug purposes: 6 " SNtrkling Chamiau:na Cider; 46 boxes boxes Fire Crackers; . 2 bbls. Zante Currenu; 20 Assorted NuU; 6 " Oranges; A (resh lot of Raisies and Figs; A Urge lot of Fresh Confectioneries alwava konl an hand all to ba sold at low prn-s w mn the ttmea. CUAKIJt ROBKKlXlN, No. 17, Market street, aovtwly Opposite Morns k Stralton a. We are olTerin for Sale for Cash, CTGAB, COFFEE JtOLASSES, Y Oolden Syrup,; . ...... Star Candles, ... Tallow Candles, Shot, lead. Cigars, Tobacco, Crushed Sugar, . Powdered Sagar, Loaf Sugar ,1 Kailf assorted, Hatches, Soap, Cedar Backets, Soda, Pepper, Spice, ' Ginger, Bed Cords, "Wrapping Paper, ass' d. Tenn. Bagging, wide, India Bagging, ' ,.' Rope, Twine, - rWrrel Salt. Pack fall. 0r anl Flae. aad all other articles naaally kept in a Grocery heoea. Our frianaa, aad tha pvblw to general, ara respect fully reaaeatad to give us a call. J. T. MABTIJI a ., fVblO if Coraer Broad aad Market sta. Lard! Lartl!! THE higbast market price pud fur LARD pat up is shipping order. J. T. MARTIN a IT , feblO Corner Bread add Market streets. CHOICE LARD, rr VT Bxrmsau.1 sua L.V AMILY USK, roa aaia sr WOODS K CO. aprlA-tf MARKET T., NASUTTLLE. LARD OIL. Of the neat Quality, ' ataaataeturad and for aaW, W-w, by WOODS fc CO. T- O. HAKKJ8. ayrlVt KAJUlET ST.. KASUNOXC A. MORRISON & CO.; ., . x WHOLESALE DEaLEBS IN . FOREIGN. & D03IXSTIC FA1VCY GOODS, . - . A'O. T2, PUBLIC SQUARE, , KaaliTllle, Tennessee. WE are now recetvsig our Spring Stock of goods to which we call the attention of Merchants buy ing in this market. Our stock is large and desirable We will sell low for cash or to prompt men on time mar26-2m . . - A- MORRISON k CO. WHOLESALE. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Ladles' Dress Goods, ' Beady-made Clothing:, lists, Boots and Shoes, Straw Goods . . i . Hardware & Qneensware, BY TR ABLE & LUCUS. WE are now receiving our regular stock of every description of Goods as above, to which we re spectfully call the special attention of city and country merchants. Come and look before you purchase. We have also several large lots of almost every descrip tion of Goods consigned to ns, which can be bought at great sacrifice for cash. mar!3-tf TRABCE k LCCCS- Allison, Anderson & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Ho. 41 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee Spring Styles, 1S5S. "TITE are now receiving and opening, and shall, ny V V the 1st of next month, have ready, for sale, our usual stock of Foreign k Domestic Dry Goods, Tarieties and READY-MA DE CLOTHING, Adapted to the SPRING and SCMMER trade. We In vite those visiting onr Market to call and examine our stock, as we shall offer inducements to those purchas ing for cojA or to jmmjl merchants. - ALLISOM. AMERSO. & CO. Feb. 22 am. EVANS & CO., WHOLES ALU PEAIJCRS IN FOREIGN AJVD D03IESTIC Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BOWETS, VARIETIES, &C, X a s aw I I c, Tennessee, No, 1 Naahvllle Inn Block. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING OCR Spring Stock of Goods, To an examination of which we would call the atten tion of merchants buying in this city. luducemeuts will be ollered to Casn and prompt time buvers. . EVANS k CO. tcbO-lyd . ' T. & W. EAKIN & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in DRY GOODS, No. 48 Public Square. nashville, tennessee. we have Commenced receiving our Spring Stock, Which will be complete about the last of this month aud to which we willadd the LATEST SOTEITIES DUE1XG THE SEASOXl This stock will be found very extensive and will cm brace our usual variety of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, VARIETIES, AND Ready-Made Clothing. And having been purchased at great advantage, under the existing pressure, will be sold low for CASH, or to . Prompt Merchants on Time. ' X. Ac W. EAKIX &. CO. feblS-tf St. om$. JXO. T. CALUIBAX, W. H. BATDK.V, FERD. A. '", Late with Ilvuteman t Smith. J. P. CALLAHAN & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN . . Foreign and Domestic Liquors, AND RECTIFIED WHISKY, CIGARS, &C, No. 63 North Levee, between Washington Avenue and Vine streets," SAINT LOUIS, 3IO. may 1 5-1 y . P. & L. R. SIIRYOCK, COMMISSION AND Forwarding Merchants NO. 28 LEVEE AND COMMERCIAL STREET, SAINT LOUIS, MO. SsT" Solicit orders for the purchase of HEMP, BAG GlSii, ROI'E, BACON, LARIi, ELOL'R, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, Ac. If r Sell every dearription of Country Produce on Consignment, and Forward Merchandise promptly to all pomts from St. Ixiula. ITT Rfer to Fisher, Wuelesa & Co.; R. O'Kane. April 10 Cm. LATE Or HOl"8EMAN A SMITH, Commission und Forwarding 1 MEUCU.VXT, Na 9 NORTH SECOND STREET SAINT LOUIS, 0. Apr U 10 dawly. JOBS SCOTT. ' CUJGAJI SCOTT. WTIJJAM C. SCOTT. SCOTT & BltOTIIEnS, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, NO. 9 LOCUST fTREET, BET. MAIN AND LEVEE, st, i,ori, io. ATa"" rsrtienlar atten tion given to the tale of Produce and Ailing orders of every description, "aft RKrmmcw: Merchants and" Banks of Nashville. April 10 dutriwly. THE. Dadaraiyned, sola proprietors af tea abwva branda of Whwky, would respectfully cautioa thair friends and custumers agahist tha numerous ua itatKJoa of these well knowa brands. - Tna spuriotts article ia invariably a twfarioaa com poand, whereas we guaranty the genuine, manufac tured tmtf by aurselves, ta be (Tea iruta all vbttaaanis mgradienu. IIKUTIIOLD, STIIXII tic CXt ; - . v . . . ld and 13S North Secoad strart, -spr?2-tf . . . , -- w. Lows, Ma. COAL.! COAL.!! iQnnfl H-S Superior Ohio Elver Coal ta lOUUU at tha CuaJ Yard on Urftrx Mreet, ad futaing M. k L. CUeatUam's WarrhiMtse, carefully acraaned asd claed. at It 'JB cants per buahaL appiy to tha Coal-Yard. aa--af A. L. PATTS cirr THE BEST. TBI GEWINK AM RROTT ft the Premittai rVtar m Iwyestd comtiaransi Um tnt styla uf Ukaeeaa yet attradaoed, aad staa-ts wnaxwt a rival: Time casuaA ehaagw Uwss( Liht caaaot fade Utecu, - . . Iwmpaass cannot mould lh.a, - lauat ana aavar mrk thesa, - Ituat cann arraa Umsl Kada as haretWa by LARtXiMBlL, Coraev af Charry aad Um MrsvU.astd put as ta bp-tup sty ta at aaat ara pr- . sXsMMOttsf rnu)siNtavi . . copper distilled WHISKEY Sf. Louis, Mo. cELEBRATEI) (Old Reserve WHISKEY v St. Iouis, Mo. J Broadway House. 'TUK above Hoose having been thoroughly a. re-nuea ts now open for the reception of s travelers. The proprietor hones from his lr! long experience in the business, and bis de termination to spare no pains In supplying his table with tha best that the market affords, to'merit and re ceive a share of patronage. . .- ' Term. flay Boarders....".; $1 50 t n'eek 3 50 WM. M. WINBOURN, ; mar22 Proprietor , WATSON HOUSE. - Situated on Kaxket Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. And near the Public Sanare. "I S now open for the accommodation of the "JLujJ JL public. The boose has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished. The Proprietor is determiiied hv at;ntinn tn tK. .n.f.- ne his guests, to merit the patronage tt the public. "' Prices. Board per day $1 so Board per week $8 50 fcbll tf -. THOMAS 8. WATSON, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Corner ITIaln and Stxtn Sta., . LOUISVILLE, KY. TTIIS well known Hotel, having been thoroughly re paired and newly furnished, is now open for the accommodation of the traveling public. Situated ta the most central and business part of the city, and having superior accommodations, the Proprietor hopes by strict attention to business to merit a large portion of the public patronage. His charges will be to suit the present hard times. Dec. 2 wly J. COMB, Proprietor. "iaTtkcoiat liosir TCLLAIIO.wa, TESST.- JO. B.'. SMITH, Proprietor. HAVING taken charge of the above Hitel, I will en deavor to please all who may favor me with a call. Of my friends, and the citizens of Nashville and Davidson county, I would solicit patronage. My table will at all times be provided with the best the country affords, and every care will be taken to please all. - There is a good Livery Stable contiguous to this bouse, and the Fayeueville, Mulberry aud Lynchburg Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday for the above places, at 1 o'clock, V. M., and returning every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 11 o'clock, A. M., making connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and McMinnville and Manchester Mail Trains. Tullahoma, August 13, 1857. raa Metropolitan Eating House. ryiHIS fashionable and popular Eat- i-rt wmu JL ing House is Just in receipt of a -.Yt superior lot of f 'reall Oyatera, together .iii all kinds of Kamr, a Inch will be served up in splindid style at all hours of the day. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon our house, we trust by close attention to the wants of our customers, we shall coutinue to merit the same in the future. J. k W. 5IOOKE, Feb3 tf Corner of Cedar and Cherry sta. Riddlebergcr's Eating House. SAM RIPrLEBERCER takes occasion to announce to the public, that, the Summer season over, he has given up the enjoyment of "rural felicity" and return ed to town. His House is again oiened, and be hopes to see again the smiling faces of his old friends and customers, and to become acquainted with lots of new ones. His tables shall always be liberally supplied with the best our market affords, and a "little more." Sept. 1,1857. XASnVILLE INSURANCE OFFICE iCTXA INSURANCE C03IPANY CHARTERED 1819, Cash Capital and seis $1 600,000. HARTFORD FIRE LVSL'RAXCE COMPACT, CHARTERED 1810, Cash Capital and Assets $637,000. Phoenix Insurance Company. Cash Capital and Assets-$341,000. QUAKER CITY IXSURAXCE C0MPAXT, PHILADELPHIA, Cash Capital and Assets-f 277.66.85. Neiv-York Life Insurance Co, Accumulated Capital-$1,00,4000. Fire, Marine, Inland, Hull, and Life Risks taken on equitaoie terms. JOSEPH NASI I, No. 25 College Street, opposite the Sewanee House. Nashville, Jan. 25, 1858 TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $150,000!! OFFICE North-West Corner of the Public Square, over Dyer I'earl's Exchaiite Ottire. They will take risks on Dwellings V-imVl3n aud other Houses, Goods in Str, against w Loss or Damage by Fire. Also Mar in aud iUver has- ards, lrom and to all porta. ALPO Negroes against the Dangers of the Biver. D1KSCTOKS : JOHN M. HILI- JOSEPH VACXT. JAMES COKRtY. THOMPSON ANDERSON. U. M. FtHjlii. E. A. OWEN. ALPX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS. A. U. GARDNER. N. E. ALLOWAY. W. P. EAKIN. J0SESH VATJJLX, President A. W. BCTLER, Secretary an25 NASHVILLE CO.nnEHt'lAL Insurance Company. Capital $160,000:! (ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.) THIS COMPANY being fully organized , according to charw-r, ts preered to write Policies against lAXSS AND DAMAGE flV I'lUE1 tn tt...l.lit,rr. Ji.lc Wr-a a,A Mercliandise generally. Also, on shipments against loss or damage by Seas, Rivers, or Inland Transpor tation, on the most favorable terms. Life aud Negro Polices granted at Current rates. Office, No. 50 College, East Side, between Union Street aud the Public Square. buuccTua: ALEXANDER FALL. HUGH McCREA. ANTHONY W. VAN LEER. JAMES WOUHS. JOHN KIRKMAN. JOHN II. LWI.V. HENRY HART, Ja. R. C. McXAIRY. THOS. W. EVANS. ' HUGH McCKEA. W1LET GREENFILlJi. ALEXANDER FALL, President. JAMES WALKHt, Secretaiy. n25 CIGAR 3IANUFACT0RY. THE undersigned are now very extensively en gag ed In the manufacture of all kiuds of Cigars, and are enabled lo compete successfully with any of the Eastern cities. One of our firm, who has charge of this deiartinent of our business, being a practical Ci gar Maker, our customers nay rely upon getting such goods as sre sere to give satisfaction, and which we will guarantee ta every Instance. We caa assure our fra-uds and customers that ae are making as line Ci gars as ever came from Havana: we import from there the uuret louacno, thereby saving rocuuderablo duty, we are riitlilnl 10 wll our lisars when made at much lower raw, than anything like the same article could ba imported, then why not Lntoarage Home Industry. ( Call and examine for yourselvea at Jan 14 LY0N8 CO., Nu. "1 Public Squara. BcnJ. Fa Shields' Sales. REOl-LAR Aoctioa Sale of FTRNTTCRE, COOKING ITI-NsIIi, CAKPETINGS, Ac., every Saturday moraiiig at lu o'clock. REHCLAR Anrtion Sales nf iH-y floods, Clothing and Varieties, each Wednesday and Friday evening at early Gas Light, by Jan. 7 tf BENJ. T. EIIIKLDfl. AGENCIES SOLICITED, llcnj. V. NeUs, HATTNtt completed bis arraugemrpu I'H the trans action of all kinds of Agencies, to his own astis (actata feals confide at that ha caa meet tire npcria Uocs eg thoaa wbo may tatraet thaw gnads to his cara. Set euatlKtiag iatereat em ha part snail at any tuna ba allowed, aa astrKtly commsi.siB buadteas aiooe will ba aursopted. Jan. 7 tf "Wool! Wool! J T ri want 30,000 lbs. Ctaas Wassieb Wool, for V wbicb wa wUl pay cash. W. want It ta make J.sns and Iuis T awS. W H. GORDON k CO. PH(ENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY HAS ON n AND AN'D Manufacture all kinds CHEAP FURNITURE, ftTH AS " " Cwltaz nadsteatla, - ' . Crtt, -, . . Luse, lturrass, tt sthtltnda, 1 . . '. v - " aklaa, Ac. - . Also .vary dMcr!;HM X Matxrooo o o, Made of -COiTOjr, SttWK, COITGS' 4 XHCCtC , HA IH, tie. Alt u a luc a wui aSutd as cheap aa cat, a. had lit tha cdy fur cash. - W. R- tnt.N-Ul A. .7 1 t . ey,uiercs W.H.COIINEI-1US, Fiinilshlas Fcneral tcdrrtakrr, 49 Chareb trT WILL faratsh evvry fe "f at Funerals, as brretu fora. Will lfc rwl. Im u rm;bea or au gla gra la ail. CtilTt Ccsuet trj aw7-ly Chcaper than erer for Cash!! SPRING AND SUaMIEir BOOTS, SHOES, tlATS, AXD CAPS, lrcsli Arrivals.' B. R. CUTTER, No. S6 ft 59 Corner of College and Broadway, NASHVILLE, TENNM HAS received his stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, and TRUNKS, for the Sprln? and Summer trade, consisting in part as follows, vis : For Ladies, Misses and Children. Ladies' line Kid and Morocco Bootees, thin and thick sole, with heels; " fine kid and " " plain and trimmed ; " . " lasting Gaiters, aide and front laced, with heels. " M Congress " "kid " Buskins and Front Ties; Misses fine Kid and Morocco Slippers and Bootees; " and childrens' Lasting Gaiters and " Childreus' line Kid and Morocco thick and pump sole; " Fancy " 4. B,K.ts and SUppers; Womens' extra size Kid Boots. Bnskins, Ac M " " Morocco Boots and BnskinsJ Servants' heavy Calf, Kip and Morocco, extra For Gents and Boys. Gents' fine Pegged and Laced Boots . oira " " " " patent kid and buck-skin Congress Gaiters; !! kidand " Oxford Ties; ' " Broad strap Shoes, pump and welt; For sale by B. R. CUTTER, No. 80 and 69, cor. College and Freolwav, tntLT 13 Nashville, Tenn. LEATHER BELTING. linn '""n hand, of all sizes, from two to J.VJV'I twelve Inches wide. An extra lot of strong Lace Leather; to all of which I invite the at tention of all planters and marlnnest to the above articles, which will be sold on the best terms for cash, at Nos. 36 and 59, corner of Broad wav and College streets. B. B- CUTTER. Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children. I AM seeetvins; direct from the man ufa. tories, all the latest styles of Spring a- d Summer HATS and CAPS. consiFtmsr in part of the best CasKimere Soft Fur Ht or all qualities. Also, a full assortment of men's and boys' Wool Hats and Cat. Will be sold on the most reasonable terms for cash, or to punctual dealers. it P rTTTITD No. 8 and 59. cor. of Broad wav and Colwn . mar 13 Nashville. Tenn. SNYDER & FRIZZELL HAVE in store a fine stock of Boots snd Shoes of every description, which they are offering at low Prices. marl7-tf "Stitched-Down Shoes." SWBEIl Sc I-'ICIZZFLL, ARE in receipt of another lot of Genu Stitched IViwa Shoes, at No. 21 Public Square. Jail 25 SNYDER k FRIZZELL. Gents' Wear. GENTS' fine Calf Pump Sole Boots; " " Hitched " " Water-proof Boots; " " " Congress Gaiters; " " " " " double sole- " Cair Bropans: Also, pegged Congress Gaiters and Brogans of all descriptions. XltlTXKS, VALISES, See. Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trucks " " " Travelling " " " " French with Trays; Gents' fine Sole Lender Trunks; " " Valises; " Ruesett Valises. Together with Carpet Bags, Black Bacs, Satchels, Ac. All of which are ollered at low ratM for cash. jan- SXVIER k FREZFLL. At Cost Tor Cash. "f T7E have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and T V Valices which we will close out at Cost for Cash. Persons wanting any of the above have now an op. portcinity to purchaso at low down prices. Call at No. 21, Public Square. mar8-tf SNYDER A- FRIZZELL. J O 11 7a A M A in li. No 42, College Street. GENTS Calf "S11TCIIED DOH'X" D. S. Shoes; " English Laced Shoes; " " V. & Water -proof Stitched Boots; A large assortment at very low priceo bv febn tf JOHN RAMAGE. Fresh Amvals Of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Wear LAPIES' superior stitched calf kid Congress Gsiters " Italian cloth Laced Gaiters, with aud with out heels. Ladies' One kid Congress Boots. " " " thick sole " heels. " " " thin sole " heels. Misses' lasting plain and t.p'd Gaiters. " kid pump heet Boots. Children's goat, kid and French Morocco Boots, thick and thin soles. Children's Kid Boots, small sizes, a great variety. Received by JOHN RAMAGE, march24 if 42 College street . TRUNKS! TRUNKS! A PPITIONAL SUPPLIES. Just received a large j. Biota ui vueap irunaa. JOHN RAMAGE, marlO tf 42 College street. LADIES' BONNET IJOXES. A LARGE and surrlor assortment of plain Top aud Tray Top Hat (uses, various sizi-s, and of the best manufacture, just received bv JOHN RAMAGE, marlo-tf iz College street. Rrogans and 31nd Hoots, INI EN' uoulde Sole Brogaus; liouia: Men's Hxavr Kir Wokk or u. Kivns; For sale at very low prices FOR CASH. JOHN RAMAGE, fehrt , 42 llrg Street. GENTS' WINTi:R HOOTS. JOHN RAMAGE. 4? ColU-ge Street, is in receipt of Gents' super Calf Water-proof Stitchrd Boo la. " Congress I. S. Gaitors. " " I. S. Shoes. " ' " Pump Side Dress Boots. u Gaiters, etn lan IS f Jill KMii;K BOOTS AND SHOES. BR ADSH AW & RUTLAND, No, SO Cnlon street, II AVE just received a fresh sut.ly of mi IIOUTS and SHOKS, li ti will be sold at the very lowest prices. Ladies' Lasting Gaiters, wilu and witouut Heels ; Ladies' Lasting Congress Gsiters, with and without heels; " Thick aud Thin Sole Kid Bootees, heels aad do heels; " Front Laced Lasting Gaiters, " Freuch embroidered Slipiers, something nice; " While kid Slipwrs and Rueelts; " Kid llppers, plain and trimmed, heeled and no heel. For Misses and Children. Misses Thick and Thin Pole Kid and Goat bootees, heeled; " Black Lasting Gaiters; " kid SI. pers; 44 Thick ivile school Phoes; Childrens' kid and goat Ik tree, thick and thin Sols; " lllark Lasting Gaiters; Fancy heeled Shoes; " Ankle Ties and Mippera. For Gentlemen. Gentlemena' exua gl'ILl LU BOTTOM BOOTS; " Calf Water proof " u 4. puu,p " " " M-Uhed " ' " D. 6- Congress Gaitors; p. L. " Tump Calf Oxford Ties; " I. . " " " t loih Cotigress GaiU-rs; " Lasting liea. And all articles k4 ta a 5boe Store, lo wdkh Invite tha aUantiao of ail wanting articles in our hoe. Jan. BKAOsiiAW m RLTLaMi. Trunks and Valises. T A PIES' ExUs kixe Sole Leather Trunks; Ladies rxtrs sise Traveling Trnuks, Ueuta' hue auie Leather trunk: " Vaiukee; 4 " Ktsuwth Trunks; " Hog sViu troa frsma. For sale by BRAUMiAW k RUTLAND, janlS . No. 0 Union atrat-L Lawrtncfburs 31onef. WE ara taking LawTaticcburg Bask Notes at par in payment if all accounts due us and for anv rue Is we have lor sain. toba-tf W. H. CORION 4 CO. CI1CAP FOR CASH. TO make room fur new supplies, I w.ll sett my ra vainBig stwk of AU t f iHMjTS,SiljtJ( AXD bROGjtXJS,nX eut for Cash, 1 bat. eum various kinds of tAMi.1, MI.tsES and CtlJLVJ(, X wwr, at radacad wncaa. Call lr tasb bargains .1 41 tdWj strt, JUHS lUiUoi. apri-i ' - liold lens. JOHN TORE k tU- aava aa head tha bast Cold Pan aver oS-r.4 for a. w Ua market apra-tf ' llaltimore CoUee. BAGd I 'ruu. 8Uimnr. CnaVa jut rcivar 500 iakiuk., at aar tvi For Rent. S COM Ft"RT A Bl JC DWELLING HiHSE.No. S4 High 2. ateaet, hut tii par muoUt. Apply t SuavAl-tf W. L. hV0. Jr. rEI.NSlLVA.MA POTATOES. fS band aad for Sake by U l. I'ICKIT V aprio a. T(tiTi ?lesroa 1 1 I'sr kaUII! 4 NO. 1 MAX COOK, and Lis wtfe, he ts a t;.lendtd J. waahar aad U"er. Alau a f vud (araJy of Likely Stmm, arajcit WUl ba atad kw. aaJft 4f hOYT k CO WocV, City., Mills. ORDERS. AST on waaung rtoar, Rraa , Ma! . ke.. fmes Rerk City Mas aultktu OiU'AH M'X at taa r-jat Uf. Sue aa at M . J. WiIm k tWe w ar.tmuM. tha carkUa CaLs fuag Usaas ssary dav. ali-U J. L. EaIMaN ItCO FOR NEW YORK. FASTEST JLIIVE ! ! 'St ! "aV- CABIN PASSAGE $20!! j. FREIGHT lower than by any other Steamers 1 SIX O-nts per foot. FOR ALL KINDS OF MEASURE MENT GOODS. Light Barbxls STi cents each, and other article! in proportion! Theniendid ami ermmodious side wboel Steamers Al'GUSTA... .100 tons Capt M. S. Wooohall. FLORIDA 100 " " Isaac OroweU. ALABAMA, ... .1.300 " Geo.R.Schenck aw vtrkt class rsorsius STAR OF THE SOCTH. 1,100 tons,., .(apt. Tbos. Lyon. These Steamships belong to tne old established and favorit line, known as the "New York and Savannah Steam Navigation Company," and in comfort, accom modations and fare, cannot be excelled. They are commanded by experienced, skillful, careful and po hte officers. . PADELFORP, FAY CO., 4 Agents Savannah. SAM'L. L. MITCHILL i SON. tnay-stf 'Agents. New York. Change of Schedule. NASHVILLE A.D CHATTAACOCA RAILROAD. DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ELACII WAY OVER XI1E ROAD. ON and after THCR8DAY, April th, 1858, the Tas sencer Train will run as follows : Leave Nashville daily at 6 A. M. and 2 P. M. Arriving at Chattanooga at 2:20 P. M. and 12:55 A.M. Leave Chatunonf a at 10 JO A. M. and 0:'J5 p. M. Arriving at Nashville at 9:10 A. M. and 8:10 P. M. Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington, N. C, can leave Nashville on either train, and make close con nections throughout. Via. Knoxville, Tenn., and Lynchburg, Va., should leave Nashville on the morn ing train to make the connection. Passengers f Memphis leave Nashville on the t P. M. train, which connects at Stevenson with MAC Railroad. Those for McMinnville and Sparta will leave Nash, vil e on the 2 P. M. train, wfich connects directlv at Tullahoma with the train for McMinnville. -The train which leaves McMinnville at 12:30, connects with tha 80 P M Cnattanooga and arrives at Nashville at At Nashville there is a daily connection with boats Tor St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis New Or leans, Pittsburg, Ac. , Ax. ; also a daily hne of stages for Louisville. Through Tickets can be procured at the Depot before the starting of the trains. Tor McMinnville, Huntville Memphis, J unction .Atlanta, Macno. Montgomery Charl leston, Savannah, Augusta, Wilminctnn and Knoxville. C. L. AVDFiisnv apr6-tf. General Ticket Agent. Freights by Sail Vessels and Pro pellers from New York, Philadelphia, Boston and lialumore MERCHANTS who may ship by the above vessels are informed that by consiirnmn their coods u the apenu of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston, or agents of Central Railroad, Savannah, they will ba forwarded free of commissions, (drayage arid wharf age only charged,) and be sent through at the follow 111 ( rates: First Cla, per 100 lbs SI 85 Second Class 00 Third (lass go Special rau for lipht fjnnils, per 100 lbs 2 70' Bill showing amount paid vessels and amount charg ed for drayage and bar face, will be mailed to con signees. CHA3. W. ANDERSON, May 29 tf . General Agent. November 9, 1ST7. LiMie Miami and Columbus and XiyXV UAlliWOAl.. tm m Si,., i lV:i: lyivJ EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN EOUTE. Tliroult Xlckcla VIA. Wneellng1, Stenbensville, Pittsburg', Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls' To all the Eastern Cities. 6 A. M. lightning Express, through to Columbus, and Cleveland without change of cars. 8:30 P. M. Eve. ning Express, through to iiellair andl'itlsburg without change of car. Four Dally Trains. FIR.T TRAIN. Cleveland, Pitudturg, Stenbenville, and Wheeling Iightuing Express Leaves Cincinnati at o o'clock A. M., for all the Eastern cities' also, Spring field. This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at LnveUtnd. Morrow, Xepia. and Lon ion oulv. SEtXlND TRAIN. Cleveland Exiess Mail Leaves Cincinnati at 8:40 A. M.for Ihinklrk, Bunalo.New York Boston, Ac, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash in p ton City. llus train stops at all points between Cincinnati and Columbus. THIRD TRAIN. Accommodation Leaves Cincinnati at 4 -40 I. M. for Sprmgtleld aud Columbus. This train also makes connections for Wilmington, Lancarter and Zanrtvillr. This train sloie at all points between Cincinnati and Columbus. FOURTH TRAIN Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel. ing Night Fx prow Leaves Cinciunatl at 8 -iO o'clock 1. M , lor all the Eaxtern cities. This train uis at all poiuts between Cinclnnauand ColuuibiiK. s No tram on Sundays. Trams ruu by Columbus time seven minutes faster than Cincinnati time. I or Through Ticket And sll Information at Liiu.ionaii picue apply at tha Ijttle Miami and Oivinpton and Lexington olbce, No. 3 Iturnetl lloowi, or at Uie Old iKIice, nouih eatit corner llroartway and Front, opposite S(eucer House, or at the Eastern Depot. J. Dt'RAND, SnperiulendenL E. F. FULLER, General Ticket Ageul. THE OMNIBUS IJNE call fer pw'ncern at all tha principal hotels lor each and every train. By leaving directions at either of the above ollii en, ill call for riamrngers in all parts nf the mv, without fail. Nov. 15. H. B. RliiGl.KS, Conductor. " CAIIIN PASSAGE From Charleston to New-York, Twenty-Five Dollars. S25 00 l.MTEl) STATES 7IAIL. I IK, NEW-YOEK AND CHARLESTON STEAM PACKETS. Through ia 48 to S3 Honrs. Semi-YV cckly, I The new Steamship COLCMBIA, lbOO tons.. .M. Berry. I NASllVlLl-K.lMOmns T D. Ewan. I JAVKS AU.FJt, 1500 tons.. S. C. Turner MARION'. I .UNI ins W. J. Foster. NlTHERER,10i0tons L. M. Murray. LEAVES Adder's Wharves every Wednesday and Saturday, after the arrival of llie cai a lrom tha feoulb aud UuL Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and courteous commanders will insure travelers by this line every possible comfort aad ac commodation. Cabin Passage tZl bteerae t Apply to HENRY MLSSROON k CO., A rents, May 2S. ChrleKii.n, S. C cX CD ..Ui.lll't UAUDEK SEEDS. J CUT racalved aad ojieaed a large stock of Landnelh'S Garden deeds, marranlud frwh; cuusatuog m tha usual varietlea brought to thai market, to w Inch ha would call tha aUeuUun uf ramiliee aud t.ardeuers. JU. G. UkoWS, Jan30-tf Na. 44 Cfiiese iMreet Admiuistrator,s Sale. I WILL aeil to the highe.1 bidder for cash, on Friday i the tfOth iiMt-, toa ixKauiMU profiorty IxsiuugKig to tua MUlt of Nancy Laiigtord, deceaMMi . at her Ula reaKiema oa Cherry suoet. Soulh Nashvula. aim; tiie House and Lut, lurDMMly occupied by tha , da'..s.il , wdi be rcui.il lur the baUuce ol the preaaat tear on reaaouabka terms. aprla-U J MILLIRON. Adm r. Star Cautlles. - 100 i Stor Candies, sightly damaged, whica will ba acid rhoap by tumlii. IUXJ F. FHIELia. -r Notice of Dissolution. ... 'flit partnarsfeift MaUif betwaaa R. LAXIFJt at X GtiJ. atIO-1.1., uauvr Ui styia of U. LAK1AR St Lu. , lb say aitMulved. 11 Laatar Iwvtag parcnaa-m-i Gtu. MuwU s entire interest in lue Wta him, isaloea , autUurtaed to artlia ap tha tame. B. IJINIKR. ' Mar. l&it- GLO. af 11.1 X. aVsT aVfrrring to the above autice, I take great phMaure m rectunuiettdmg to my frteu.la my tat. aa aaiata In btuuue., Mr. U. Lauier, aa a g.ntletDaa every wsv rthy of Umht ouuUaaad patrub:.. March ii, M GEO. MiALL. . Vaxecutor's police. LLparanos kavmc chums axaMtst the aiae of 2. IsaxJunt, dot -4., are hruy aotiawl to pre sent tUem, irtperly prvvea, and aiUua tua Uate pra ecribad by laa , and thoa. oatbg wl Lwa ara ra- S.uaata ta aaaka uasswiati. p . . IklUi lilU'0, cierutora. saaja-dlm Swim . - uYtm - mM tTLSfl U1IL1IUAD sriKEt. TlUt tiaderngaed is the aelhortaed aweary for tba aela af rwter, KoHe gU Ksulroad fpikas; . I fjtM bat aad cbeaiet .pikes Uow la Uaa. A auft!v aaaataoily aa baad aad fur saia by aprla-tf CUItt atraat.Naanvula. - lAUtlleH Uat o : c s NEW STYLK! t Arnrit supply of siugi .aa Top u frt-tf ". UUusirsa. Dt six Ct- e 1 1 i ii Sfra-m --