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V JUORNLG, JVIX 13, 4S54. --est: dnrinsr Laveea"prmle(3 -iit an'extra' fetieet. and copiSa will be cfrfiCTolfi who 'feel n interest in the 9riuhjecLT)n.ap'plication at 'our countiilg'.rcoHi.ooks'. TUESDAY fl'liiirti,..a vM.fc n't,"X-f.('' this tDer . IPS Hulet- r - Y " V-- .. . --- - . i.-fcJ.fc3L O ' n m--T.rfV. T nccu uu ajuhujuk jfjrciai -s:v.u. ...... tj nnn nn l "W'?-.1?:'.'' .V.'. , - i tngTassoaatioiyvviue openea ncxrcMuru. ' JLrT -. ' .,-"' . A" :Kfir ThreeriiotedHroUincr Tiorses'gwerir'aold at puunc oucuou in ujoiviuir.-, i3Liuc3uy jHtwi Taconey,ih?- rival and&raipgteT,3,700, and i rank Forrester, oz.daU. isarnum, .another noted troifr,ljroogHt. $2,350.. "Two Fastmares fell under the hammer at $17150, Snd.. some prelvs other horee3 were sold-at prices 'xafying from $200 to $550 each. EST" The busines-portion of Cbxsackie Tillage, New York, nn3 entirely destroyed by fire on Mon day night "Forty buddings were totally de3trojea, including three hotels and-postroEce. iiOSS esti mated at from 50,000 to so.uiw. 5F" The stock of porktand beef in tho packing yards of New York and .3rooklyh on .the 1st of July was as follows: Pork, 113,398; beef, 18,572. Thplock of pork on tho 1st of June was G7,000 bbls., and on the 1st of May 22,000. - Sales last week at Cinninnati of 106 shares of Covingtontead Lexingtou railroad' stock at 50 to 52, and $11,000 of Maysville and Lexington bonds at 50. Little Miami 100. .'.g5?r-p. T. Barnum Las resigned .the. Presidency ot the Crystal Palace Association. Cause, ill health and other business. The stock is quoted ot in the i ew York papers. E3T The Detroit Tribune, ofFriday, says," "We jaI5y? Jady in "Windsor died yesterday'morn- lnSrj-4.jCoffioaTid shroud we're, procured, and the - body was' prepared' for interment. The arrange ments forsthe funeral were completed, and as the undertaker was placing the bqdy in the coffin, last evening, slip revived, and thismorning shows evi entsymptpms of convalescence?'' ' -r At a meeting of an agricultural society in Jones county, Iowa, a resolution; was unanimously passed tnat tne inability of a wife mio- make good yflbread ehepld be considered good ground for 'a.- di ttvorcc.. Sensible societyf that 1 wife -of the author of the " Reverits -iof a Bachelor," has cot a baby. If he don't get woke up now from his "rcvpries" by the "mid night cry," it will be because "there never was 6uch,a baby before." . -Dr. Dorrmii?, a chemist, is 'startling the New Yorkers with some' new dangers to their health., II analyzes the soda-water gathered from a large numDcr. ofi'foimtain?,' and finds copper or lead, or both, in specimens taken from some of the largest dealers, at this senn in .K tv, The j rf'.ult of his ipvestipaljon he publishes in the American atedical ilonthly for July. Tl)8 Hartford Times says immense quanti ties of liquors are being sold in that city, prepara tory to the first of Aijgust, when the "new law against its sale goes into operation. Host of the familie3 are laying in stock for one yearl The number of taxables in Philadelphia is 90,033; according to a recent enumeration. This ought to give a voting population of sixty-five or seventy thousand. .HEALTH OF CITIES. The'f&llowSng' statement comprises the deaths in some of the Atlantic cities for the -week ending July th, and their proportion to the population Deaths. - 137 Population. 23B.78S 17,648 Proportion. 1 in 1 ,01 3 Has too, Near York, 1 in 1 m i-ia 1 ia 1 in cso Fhil, iil&deltjhifi. .868 204 2 951 823 1,870 '762 JjSfimore,. . Cl'isrlaston, Savannah, 1$9,"025 S.Ql-l 6,000 In Boston, there were 24 death3 by cholera, and 8 of other bowel diseases, in New York, 98 by cholerai an'd H& by-other boweL diseases; and'in Philadelphia, 22 by cholera, and 86 by other bowel diseases.' CUBA AND THE ADMINISTRATION. The following is irom a leading article in the Washington Union. But whilst the administration unavoidably labors under this disadvantage on the Cuba question, these who are not disposed to. be captious and il llberd rtilLsee the injustice dotje to it, and will be prepared" to await such developments a' shall en able the wjiole country to' judge understandmgly of its Cuban policy. With the facts already de veloped, it would be exceedingly unreasonable to suppose that our relations with fepain were not en gaging the utmost vigilance and energy on the part of the executive brancli of the government. With out assuming to spenk authoritatively on the sub ject, we hazard nothing in saying that there is no just foundation either lor the charge that the President is duposed to work at fillibusterisra, or ihat he is not 'doing all tbxt would be consistent ,ritb our national honor to' bring our difficulties with Spain to a satisfactory and speedy adjust ment, including in such adjustment the fullest in demnity fcr pan injuries by the Cuban authorities as the surest guarantee f.gaiqst sinjilar injuries in future. If this adjustment can be effected peace ably and amicably, we are bound by every conside ration of nationsl honor to nttain to it in that way. Sarely this must be the sentiment of all just men. That the administration U exerting all its energies ibtt-itrdg'thc accomplishment of thisnd we feel no hesitatienin declaring; nnd whilst these exertions arclk'ing made, it becomes those .who prefer to see Cuba acquired by violence, and through means ihat would compromit our national character, to be Indulging fietful or ra s'onale censures. -They had belter nurse their patriotic desires for annex ation, and husband their physical and moral strength until it becomes rnaujf'est tjiat Cuba cannot be' peacefully acquired by an act of the Government which oil mankind will approve. If tbqt shall fail, and resort-must be liad to physical force, it wijl ffien time for exhibitions oi patriotiicourege; and we fire sure that in that event such exhibitions will be appreciated by' none' more highly than the President His course'Will not Be altered by the Unjust cen sures of either cliiss of assailants; his policy isadopt ed wiih'jfoliberation. and is being executed with ell the energy within his power. "Whilst he will I . .. 1. . . . . .- ...U 'nn r trro If tr Vila fi lidnot Ari n er nnN oneutf , vflll relax none of his exertions so as to obtain. tlicapprovtil z his qpponenta b? other extreme "Wc .venture to predict that the sequel will show that President Pierce's "policy was wise ly adopted, and has .been firmly- and vigorously prosecute.!' avoiding with equal care4be.- opposite extremes of rashness and timidity: The p:iii -f t'-.e matteris "peaceably ifTve can, forcibly if we trt'i-t." " ' 5?" Rm.-.'u d.-atljs fiqm cljqierajare ."reported by" order of the Duflalo boikrd of health) for the eight days .ending July Stru s' i At Toktio O , thre were four cholera deiths,on Sunday and Muiid, at LaQrange four deaths last week. The Cleveland Leader says : The Asiatic cholera is producing great conster nation in (Jtucapo. People are fleeing into the country" bf- thousands, terror-'tneken.- Several of the roobt promlnerit njcrchants and bup'me?5j men'oi tht'i (!ityJ)ava".been.suddeny stricken "dowp"i Bsinosajsrfin.s great.measure suspended. The gaisnrrive empty, and leave fulhof 'passengers ' going out of the city. 'The .cool 'weather of the la;t lew days has caused a declfpe in thetnortality. TiieBuffalo BspuWc says . t .i aii r A large uu.u v..y v. k..- ...uu. . Chicig; been ii licaffO arrived in tins cuy iasi. evening, naving , en driven from home by the great mortality (mm rlmlpra in that citv. A friend informs us that lie-met a frcntlcman from Cliicago, last evening, who burst into tears on taKingins nana, lttquinng. iiv.'M the cause of the gcntlerasa's .emotion; he re "j iied: "I have buried ray Avholo family, wife, chil dren, oil, and have barclr escaped with my own Hie."' The epidemic, wc ar$ glad to learn, Jjad jopeyhat abated At tot accopni. " PniunELrnu,July 11. The death of Dr. Bibighans, of cholera, "vrasTei ported to the Board of Health to-day. -" It was only ye3terday thathn reported a case of that dUease to the board. ' Dr. Corr and Robert!. Pittfield, presi dent of tne Northern Liberties Banl'"aiso died to drv said to be of cholera. .cVulS evraiDg.Stocks dull and lower: nioner incood demand:, call loans at 7: sterl- 1 T -f .7 ... i " JAMAHJ. j? lour advanced riazoc, Bcuveut.-uiuu, Ohio 7 7asuu; lYJieatfirmJoreooa, marnec . dull for" common; Vhit6PeBnsyIvinia 2 05; Red L Hiasounl 57i. " Corn-finaA-westcrn mixed 67aG9: .southern yellow 7476; "southern, wuue iuaoo. -Wirisky "firiri-fcObio 2Bk, .Porta trjfle lttvyerfor me, prime J.UOUrces3 xi ou.siruu vuk.u pig & mon'tEst 40a4l! Cotton .firm, with an upward tendencr-active! Rio Coffee in good demand, i , ,nY sJlv.!:- t,,i c.m i Boston. J uir io. ioe wranajuryoi jntsxauni- tion relative to the riot 'and 'attempted, fescue of Burns They presented a "bill cTfri3PfiCC0unt3 against "Walter Bishop, Thos. Jackson, Martin Tor rcll. John Morrison. Sam'l Proudman. "Walter Phenix, John Wesley, and Rev. Thos. WJ Hig gins. The counts are, first, for riot; second, for .dis turbing the peace and committing assault on Sul livan W. Cutting; third, for making an; attack on me court-couse; and fourth, :or an attemptto de molish the court-house. Deaths in Boston durinir the week 111. including oi oy cnoicra. JNearly all the cnolera deaths by far were of foreien birth. Cwcwkati, July 15. The river has fallen four inches. Slarketa very quiet and devoid of interest. Flour 7.00; Whisky 22 Cheese Si. Nothing do ing in provisions. rirrsBUKG, July 15 . River falling with two feet water in the channel. "Weather warm and clear. Wasdinotos. July 15. IIocsr On morion of Qerret Smith the memorial of tne New York tem perance alliance" praying Congress to clothe" the . r m i . . ... . . - uuiiuruuon oi v asningion wun lull power ot pro hibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks, was" referred . 1 :i . . . . T ' - ' iu uic (,-uuiiuiiiee on ine juaiciary. Mr.-Davis, of Rhode Island, presented a resolu tion of that State reversing and annulling the deci- sjoai me oupreme uourt oi unode island against uorrioT treason also a resolution against the If e brasKa and fnritive' slave bilL otMATt. xne resolution irem tne iiousa giving thanks and a medal to Capt, Ingraham, was taken up ana amended so as to simply provide for giving mm a lutuui ior ma eanant ano incieious conduct in .defending Koszta, &c; it was then passed.: ine wgni iiouse ano iiarbor bill was jeceived and referred. The Homestead bill was taken un. Debate on the proposition of Mr. Stewart to brim? in a new bill uniting the homestead and graduation plan of me oenaior irom v irginia. rjenate adjourned. ClKCruKATi. July 17 noon. River fallen six in ches. Weather verv warm. Fionr ouiet atS7 0(1 "Whisky 23: Nothing doing in Provisions. Sales ot 50 hhds. Sugar U 4a4J. Market continues very quiet FlTrsBUBG. Jul 17 noon. River ftllinn- tvilli 23 inches water in the channel. Weather warm. -I'HiLADELPnu. July lo. Deaths for the week ending.to-day, 413, including" 6D of cholera.' Boston, July 17. Edward Crane. President nf the Vermont Central Railroad, has resigned.. Pre vious to hi3 resienation it was discovered tint V had over-issued 8,000 shares of the Vermont Cen tral Railroad. It caused considerable excitement in the money market. This i3 the second R-e of fence by him within about a month in the first case complaint was made to the Grand Jury, but uo bciioh was iai:en in tne matter: Urane nsed the ov,er-lssuf to raise money upon pledging them as col'atterals to P. Latimer, who, supposing them bona fide, sold them in the market! 0?e I'AC.VGES Brttih ami Ocnutr,? DRUGS, O i O MEDICIfYES, CHEMICALS, &c. ic. Received and to be sold at the lowest prices bv T. W'KLia, At the Man and Mortar, on Market, oppoite Union street, yaahville, Tennessee. jyl3 dtrw. QAIjAU OIL 50 dor lo cejyed end oered low fcy Fresh fine Salad Oi) Ke T. WELLS. SOUA. 20 Barrels pure English Sup. Carb. Soda. Received by T. WELLS. CHOLERA REMEDIES. Fresh supplies of JACOU3' CHOLERA, DYSENTERY nnd U1CBR RHEA CORDIAL, and Dr. Kohertton't Spff.s forChil era Morbus, Bloody Flux and Asiatic Cholera received and for sale onlgly T. WEl.LS. T3AIX KILLER, 12D dozen I, 12D dozen DAVIS' PAIN K.IL For.a cheao by T. WELIA JL LER, all si:es. OARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS 110 Uoi-n O BULL'S, Guizclfs, Tovvxaoin's. Girvent'rs' and Shaeeb fresh Suid Extracts of Sarsaparilla. Received by T. WELLS. LEtX'HES, Rrcoived by Fresh suiiplicj of superior Leeches T. WELLS. A IITISTS" COLORS. SS draen ireih assorted XX. Colors in fleiiblo tubes. Ueceited by T. WELUS. jvlS. Market 8tret. Nashville. TMDIUO AftO HAUUliit, tlMM Hit. Dutch JL Madder; 85 lbs. best Indigo receirei) l)V SI'ICES; 1500 LlJi. pepper; 87o Ib I'imeuto; 'Cloves, Cfnnaciorf, Mace, 'Ginger, Ground Spices; Vcr micclla; Sparkling Gelietine; Bitter Almonns; Preserved Gineer. Received By T. WELLS. INSTRUMENTS; Lythtivmr, ToimI Cultinn; Mid tciftry' Vrabumnt; Uoischin$; Violins and Accordians, assarted. Received bj 'f. Vt'E L.S. jy!3. Market street, Nashville. CHOLERA REJIEUIE.S.-Jacoh's, Kobehtso.v's, Thoupsox's, 8nd other SPECIFICS 'or Itiarrkaa, DuunUry, Bloody Fhrc, Ciolna-itorius, and ASIATIC CHOLERA. Received by je27 T- WELLS. BRANDIES, WINES, VtC-47 Bbls. and half pipfs Cogniae, Otard Duprey, Signrti', and Cham pagnt Jirandtts: Maderia. Port, Sherry, Mnscatel, and Claret WINES. Received and for sale by je27 T. WELLS. CANDLES. 55 boxes btar, Operin, and colored Wax Candles of Superior quality, offered cheap by je27 . T. WELUS. Ty rATCIIES. e5 pro. Partridge's best round wod J.M- Dox.'uaienes. iteceivea tr je'27 T- WELL9. T7JfETEAS. C10 Lbs. sup; J?' Ifyioh, Gnripotvdcr, and Black jc27' ' rior Imperial, our.g Tea;. Received br T- WELLS. AROMATIC SCIIIEDIIAH SCHNAPPS. A popular remedy for diseases of the Kidneys. Just received by je27 T. WELLS, Market street, .Nashville. WhereTnay be had all articles in the Drug and Medical line at the lowest prices. ERFILHERY. 1 1)9 DOZEN French, Utrman and American- COLOGNES, finest qualities. EXTRACTS of Upper Ten, Mapnolia, Sweet Briar, Muk, Sweet Pa, Tuberosa, ioletts. Verbena, Patchauly, lltnotrope, Jocky Cinb, Millerlower, Mignonette, Rose, DeOritws, Spring Flowers, ic- SHATUiG SOAPS AND CREA3IS. A large assortment TOILETTE SOAPS AND COSMETICS. Evert "variety. PREPARATIONS forirfjrrin, Uautifying and ccltniting the II AIR'. - Fresh supplies," comprising all the useful articles-in this linpN,Received and for sals cheap bv iZl " ' y-YWJfarket stfegt, Naihyjlle. Q'DKqiCAL INSTRIOIKNTS.-A large and va- KJ ried assortment ollsred very Iok b v T. WELLS. SURVIVING COJIl'ASSES AiD CHAINS, Plotting and Drawinglnstruments, by v je27 M H1'1-8- FiNE POCKET CUTLERY, well assorted. .GUMS; - PISTOLS, SirorJ-CjMei, DIRK. ; .I.UAS, - risiULS, wora-ujuei, lfiiiit. jVIVES, Hydrntnttr Uezmorntttrf, M,eroscvpt$, TeU vot-et, Glaziers IIiamo.nhs, Ac. Rjccived by 0r ' T- WELLS. ICS Utcopei J'- cTSlOT -HS'HaqtatvitM SM. O Riqe," Blasting; and. Pistol Powder. Pfrcusshn Caps and Otfein ui. Received sndjfor sale, at a small ad vacct,b,r uJer -T. WELIA OEUAfiSi -10,000 Ueuli i, Cardnrej, U, Aapoleou, O I.eon Dora, Brnas. and Jtuny lAadPrzirs. Received Je2? 1- w tbM torge-upplt&Xflhiptt?,litet Aiaccabeau, O Scutch, Frtrtch fapr',andiJrtnty Dew Snvfft. ite- eeived and t be sold Uw bv- . T. WELLS, jn.a7-triw. v llarkef street Nashville- - - 1 r - JUISICAL ACCOMPLIsnJIEATS. TJKOlrXsou HE CUvNIEL has "the pleasure to an X liiiuucr t the Musical Public of Nashville and its vi emit?, ttmt In-ho come to reside j ermaat ntl v, and will be ittppr to nirrt the engagements of private individuals, Ndiooli and Semiuaiics, lopivc practical and classical in struction on the Harp, Piano Forte, Guitar, Organ, and hinging.-(or advanced Pupils, fimthing 7jj0 ,Also,' -chars conducted, taaehl,trainedandiirr?niied " Card'of tctriis mal? had hjapplvinj! to " iv ''"-I'ECtEXlEL,- v Prnn A.,Mr?;,T,crra? 2s hammer street . N. a-Pror. DeCreuiel will be pleased to fill the situa 4ionsOrzanwt. inln9im NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the State Penitentiary are re quested to come forward and make payment by the lt of May next, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of n officer Tor collection. RICHARD WHITE ap.18. tf. b. ii w. Agent. 3 IMP0BTES3 OF GESTOtE XAYAJTA CIOABS, SMOKINQ'.'At) CHBhyiNdTOBACCOsE FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, BITTERS, JWi uu AL-zs, x. UNO ujx A a If V UMLIN PORTER, SOluTlALfi, f KtPSP- c. 21 Cedar Streeii opposite. "the.VeraBdah. AVO OEEMAH- CiaAKA-i-Tho;iaivc aad best assorted stock in KaAyille, comprising all kind, qual ities, aapcs tad giies, most if which are the, richest Ba- Torea, ana cosuiesi ugarsinat come lroia -Havana. Also, '10 barrels Uivana Smotin? Tobacco, lilrtrt imnr.T. tation.) nith.the choicest assortment' of Virginia Smoking' an-i Chewing-Tobacco in the market. .Dealers and users .f.the above are respectfully invited to gire.us a "call, (an'dS examine our'siock and prices before" baying elsewhere, as we arc selling wholesile and retail as low as such, can be. una in gaj mar&ei ib me union. ;A. attift a UU.ft majl8 ' ' No. 21 Cedarstfeer, TTIRENCH BRANDIES, WINES. CORDIALS X' FRUITS, 4c. 27 . Octovea fine FreoctisBrandics, Ber 5 qra. OtardSignettanj London Dock; 2 pipes HoIIaDdjQemiine Gin; . 1 0 dozen pure Jamaica Rum, (imparted in glass-y '6 " " Champacne Brandr. , " -., is oarreis.jYua unerrr Bounce; 10 dozen Brandy Cherries, (French;) 60 cases superior Claret; . , ' Xr 4 " Pure old Sherry; ,4 m 4 ' Madeira: 'TL.V 100 baskets Champagne, Clicqnoi,-vCharle (Hiedsick. and T J 1 T..U1T- T 15 dozen Sparkling Hock; - .,''iVit.' 5 " MalriaaWine delicious and nouriahingJIgbt Wine, for ladies. A. KERR & CO, naylS-ditwtf No.'27 Cedar st. , LYONS & CO. Importers andDcalers in Havana Cigars', To bacco, rtrid all kinds of Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc, Y " No.'J9 Cxdab Sibict, Nashville. - Conntry orders respectfully solicited end pcnctuallr at tended to. J LATE ARRIVAL.-CIGARI CIGARS-Received thisaaya large lot of superior Regalia Cigars, "which tor flavor, and quality will surpass any ever , brought to Nashvilte.; t We keep constantly on hand a very large as soriment cf all descriptions or Cigars, which we will sell either at Wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. Country and City dealers are respectfnlly invited to examine our Btock betore purchasing olse where. P7- LYONS 4 CO., 19 Cedar st LIQUORS. We keep constantly on band a full sup ply of Brandies. Wine, and all othr I.innnm r.r . rious qualities, for either wholesale or retail by ' "i" . uiujijaiu., is ueaarsireei. pHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO. V J The lovers of thp xztA Ar. aii . ... we naTing lust received an article of Tohacm nf a superior quality. LYONS A CO., 0l" 1SI Cedar street LTQSS & CO. TTtT0? m03t rwpeoifully call the attention of the V citv and countrv Merchants o-enorollr stock of r. reign and Domestic Liquors, all of which we guarantee genuine. Amongst which will be found the following, viz: B pipes MaIony Brandy, vintage 1845; 5 M pipes Star Proprietor Brandy, vintage 1843; i H pipes Otard Dupee Brand v. vinta! iaa; 5 i pipes J. llenncsiey Brandy, vintage 1850; pipes assorted lirand v( vintage from '43 to '51; 1 P 1 punchenn Jamaica Rum: 1 punchoon Santa Cruz; 2 X casks Pure Juice Port Wi'ne; 10 casks L'Durand do do; 5 hbls Cherry Bounce; 5 butts Cherry Wine; 5 do Maderia do; 10 bbls Extra Qld Uourbpq; ...dn uq 'MonQnEanali; Also, a full aSwrtmcBlof .I),inicf!i. T.innnni ranmllr too numerous to mention. ' 50 baskets assorted Champaign Wine, just received bv 3J LYONS A CO. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. JUST received this day one of the finest and most beau, tifullv selected stock of Meerschaum Pines ever hmncrht to this cty. Also, a very beautiful lot of Stems, some of which are ot Cherry. Ali, Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches Rnd Bags. All of which we most respectfully invite the attention of the public to call and examine, as it is no trouble for us to shoiv our Goods. LYONS 4 CO.. jv" 19 Cedar alreet JUST RECEIVED 300 pounds superior French Rappee Snuli; DM) ids JiaccaDov nun; 100 Lundy foot Snuff; 1 Lot nne Havana Leaf Tobacc; Also On hand Lanehorne's Chewine Tobacco. The Fie Leaf: the El Divan: Bore's A Co't: Anderson's, and a general variety of the finest Tobacco. mi dozen I'ipe btem, wun or witnout awoer mouth pie ces. 1 hare a tew of those pipes on band yet, which I warrant owni If mmchauu. Gentlemen will ao well in calling here befoie purchasing elsewhere, a each pipe is tested before sale. J. MOORE, Tobacconist. ap!6 Little Indian,, cor. Cedar and Cherry sti rpHOSE BEAUTIFUL" PIPES I have just re. JL ceired alotottbemostbeautifulMEERSClIAUM PIPES ever broucht to the western countrv. I invite centlemen to call and examine them, at the sign of the little INDIAN, corner or i;nerry ana v;eaar sireeis. let)7 Oi II J. A1UUKK. JUST RECEIVED. One case of Dill's fine.Fijr Leaf To bacco. Persons using this Tobacco will find it to their advantage to call at the sign cf the Little Indian, Cherry and Cedar streets. For salt! wholesale cr retail "by' je2i. ' " " " ' " ' ' J. MOORE. ANEG1JO Roy, 13 "years" old, very likely and smart, country raited, ana two little Girls, extra likely and smwrt, for sale by DAUBS A PORTER. NOTICE. HAVING sold the ground on which my Iron Foundry is situited, College street, Nashvile, I now oSer for sale the lluilding, it being a frame of the following dimes sions: 42 feet front, running back 57 feet, L 66 feet, by 40 feet all two stories high. A good portion of the building is new, the timbers are all good, and can be "easily moved. Also my entire stock of paterns, which are very 'numerous, consisting of Engines, Mill gearing of almost every descrip tion and latest styles, MillSnieelsof 'almost every descrip tion, a rlrst-rate Engine and Boiler, and all the fixtures to make the same complete; a lilast Fan of the most approved Ian; a Mill for grinding Blacking, two Cppnioes in good or er, three large Stacks, weU'braced withirbn rods, and kegs from bottom to top; Flasks suitable for moulding almost any description of casting; all the stock on hand finished and unfinished, with everything else pertaining to the Foundry. The abqve can. ho got on very liberal terms if desired, on a credit of from one to ton years. Possession can be given in September, 1854. may7 dtrwiwto SAMUEL P. AMENT. RAGS ! $250 In Premiums, I IV ILL pay the above premiums ia sums of $100, SCO, 40, $30, $20 and (10, to any six merchants or pedlars who will deliver me, from this date to the 1st July, thelargect amount ofRACjS. -The same to be bought cut side'of, and by men doing business outside of Nashville or Vicinity.' I WILL ATAI.LT1ME9 PA THE HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE IN CASU FQR'RAQS ON. DELIVERY, and issqe a certificate to, tlja owner of the amount received and Said for. These certificates must be kept and cent in next uly so that three disinterested merchants ot Nashville can make the awards. The largest amount beicgentitled to the 100, the next largest to S0, and so on down. Merchants sending me rags will please writ? that I may know in whose name to issue the certificate. Combina tions will cot ba allowed. Woollen, Liusay, Silk and Worsted rags are not wanted, and will not be included in the abovo. I earnestly solicit greater attention to Raring and buy ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn. jyti lydtnwAw W. S. WHITEMAN, North East comer of the Square. Vt'E-iTEHE" irl I LIT Alt V llN8 TITUTE. TTREE SPRINGS, SUMNER COUNTY, TENNESSEE. THE First Term of the next Annual Session ofAjjX this College commences on the FIRST MON-yO DAY' in September, 1S54, and the second term onaESjl the FOURTH MONDAY in the following January. Charges for tuition, ssiy ant?' 'attendance, tjeld-music, and use of arni3, iSO.'and Brgeoo s fee fc3 per. term of twenty weeks. Tne boarding, washing, fuel, rooms, and use of furniture, towels and bedding, each cadet furnish ing his own blankets," have been contracted for, payable b; cadet to contractor, at j ti7 per term, or ISO when the ca det provides bis own furniture; making a total in the for mer case of $100, and in the latter of $93 per term. Pay ments must be made for each term in advance. No deduc tion will be made for absence, except in case of protracted illness or death. Students are received at any time during the term, and charged proportionally for tns unexpired the term, an part. 1 s Haofcj uni furnished'at unifirm, and other necessary articles will be at the Institute at Nashville nrices ior cash, but no credit will be allowed. For Krther information, address . H.'R 40H"3UN,Superinteridant,or X P.ICHAR0 OWEN, Commandant, jBly5 4f N Ttree Springs, Tenn. 1'UESII AltKIVALS. TOS. F. DUNTON, iJq. 51 Publio Square, ha just re-. rj ceivea b large Tar.eiy new style uress uooas, i.m broideries. Trimmings, Drape$; Muslins, Ginghams; and' Robes, with a general assortmex". of French, British, and Domestic Goods, miking the stockg-compUte. " ''' To Merchants replenishing their stock, my inducement will be offered in tha shape of low pricevty """" je4t JOS. F..D&NTON, . " - No. 61 Public cjqiia re FOll 1IUA"1"SV1LLE. THE Stage will run from, dale, three B T?jtt3 times a week from "lecherc Depot io rffifTiMvL Hunts ville, and rcssengers leave Jahville. by Railroad for Huntsrille, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8 A. M. For seats apply at the Nashville Depot jnlyO-ditri-w. 1 mo. h. SWS" 4 BROTHERS. NEVE LIKELY NEGROES FOH SALE. Consisting of WOMEN, G1RLS.AND.KLOW BOYS. We -also wish to purchase SIX OR SEVEX steut yonng MEN. Call at our Old Stand, No. 88, Cedar street iy9 d3t daubs & porter. "T70R SALE. A No. 1 MAN, 2Syeara old, a first rate JL iiiacunutn. Apply to june4 WSL U B0TD,p-u G;B,OCJEBlES. - -WliKale Grocer, ooumsffoy; "AimFdRWAiiDixo meiichaut r "Cotton aadrToB"accoractcr. dtrnef of diititqe and Cltvrdt ttreett, AdshviU. COFFEE 00 bags Riof SO bags Havana; --50 " do Laguyara; Zff 'do- Javar CIGARS 20,000 Imp. Havana,' 13,000 American: 1 00,0000 Ciiba 6s an "Melee Cigars; CANDLES 200 ooxes.Spenn.and Star, . . &tVfhnT Stpnno an Tallowf COTTON" YARNS A lofbf'assbrled Nos. Osnalmrs, su perioi quality at manufacturers prices: ' FRUITS 100 bxs Raisins, assorted sizes; 5u drum Fie3: rr. r IT- J An lA1ti l- ' " ' . . .a' u tins AimoQas: zo uois rec&aa; FISH-50barreU and half barrels Mackerel; " V(V!t. i . ,-. a i ' LOURi-.SOObblsGaUigo; 175 Cincinnati;" GLASS 00 boxes Window , all sizes; " 123 do Qt, Pt, and "Pt Fla'Oa; 75 do .Flint Tumb-crs-and Goblets; I 60 ddSqruitt and Cap Jars,- ' . - ' fc90 De'miions) fireand three irallonsr IROJf Tennessee "and'Pittsbntv. assorted aizta. "? LIQUORS 15 cases London Porter quarts and pints; 10 cass' Scotch' Ala S2J 73 barrels American and French Brandy; si.j uu hippie ana j eca ' - - 400 de Whisky' various Brands; 50 do Holland Gin;- 25 do N.E. Rnia; j- 25-do Wine, various kinds; . 100 do Cider "Vlneann MOLASSES 150 bbls and bbls recoiled and S. Home; i U uuis ob uouis ana a u lioiaen nvrnn: NAlIiS 150 kegs Pittsburgh, assorted Bizes; 150 do Wheelrair. " " PICKLES 15 cases choice asserted Picklea; 10 cases Tomatoe Catsuu: SUGAR 100 hhds Louisiana Suran iw ddis sr. ixiuisand Philadelphia Crushed and Pulverised; 25 do Loaf tLoverinrt:! SPICES 10 bags AlUpice: K.do-Pepperr 10 do Ginger, Race and ground; SALT 200 bbls Kanawha; 250 sacks tine and co&se; 185 sacks Dairy and 75 boxes table salt: SOAP 100 boxes bar; 50 do Fancy Soap; SEEDS 45 barrels Millet Seed; TEAS 20 cases various brands; TOBACCO 50 boxes Chewing, assortecl brands; 25 boxes Jenny Lind, sunerici ticler SUNDRIES Indigo, Copperas,' Madder, Olive Oil, Lead, rowaer, nni,saia!raius, aooa, Axes, Chains, . Painted Buckets, Ac, Ac. 'Tot sale low for cash by T.J. CLACK. E"""""Liberal advances on consignments. WANTED 100,000 lbs of clean washed Wool; 100,000 lbs Bacon and Iard; , Dried Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow and Ginseng. For which we will pay liberal prices in cash or Groceries. janlS. -T. J. CLACK. GROCERIES. &c FRESH ARRIVALS. 200 SAU&3 PKlitti itiu JUi!f .r new crop; 25 sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbls Mackerel,- fish of '58; 20 do good Java do; 50 hhds new Sugar; 50 bbls Molasses; 80 do "do, 25 do Golden Syrup; 20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 do Powdered do; 80 do Loaf do; jtiis ao; 2(5 boxes Cod Fish? 20 " Smoked Herrings; 200 " Sardines; 20 " K gal-qt jar Pickles; 20 " Ijemon Syrup; 10 Pepper tftince; 6 " Ha. Bitters; ... 20 4oz painted Bucketar. 10 tierces tresh Rice; 50 boxes and half boxes M.lOnests " Tubs; R. Raisins; 5 caks London Porter: 100 drams Smyrna Figs; lOljags Alapice; 10 Dags a a Aiinonas; 20 repper; 2 casks Pecan Nuts; U " Race Ginger. 2 bbls Brazil do; With numerous other articles iu the gr.icerv line, iust received and for sale low for CASH b v decll L. S. CHEATHAM &C4. CHAMPAGNE. fA BASKETSand boxes" fine. Champagne; a superior ar DU tide of the best brands. Justreceivcdaud for sUe by decll E. S. CHEATHAM A CO. FLNE WINES, lilt AW illliS, Ac. 105 CASKS OLD MADEIRA; ti " " Sherry; 6 " Port; 10J pipes pure Cogoae Brandy, old and fine; i04 casks " " " " 2 pipes " Holland Gin; 2 puncheons Irish Malf "Whisky; ; . 10 boxes assorted Cordials; For sale by decll E. S. CHEATHAM A CO. RECTIFIED WHISKY. 50 If RARRKUi RECTIFIED WHLSKY"; For sale low I decll I H. UHKATUAJt 4. UO. BCOH M'CRIA FRIO. TKBOA.'M. aicCREA & TERRASS, Wholesale Grocers, Commission ."t"erch,ant5, ANO DEAC'iHS IS Liquor, Iron, Castings, 1'ails, Flour and Salt, 2a. 35 Broad St., XashviUt, Tsnn. SUNDRIES. 100 hhds. prime N.O. Sugar, 20 bags spice, 150 bbIs.Molases, ou " ginger. 200 X " da, 25 kegs golden syrup, 850 bags Baltimore Coffee, 75 " Hayauna da, 127 " Laguyra do, 50 pockets old Java du., 150 bbls. loaf and powdered Sugar, 5 tierces Rice, 50 bnx lAcghorn A Arm stead's Tobacco, 100 boxes other brands, 10,000 lbs. bar lead, 400 bags shot, assorted, 900,000 G. D. per'sion-cap3, 800 kegs powder, 50 boxes starch, 800 demijohns, 300 bags tine salt, 1000 bbls. Kan. do., 800 boxes W. R, cheese, 150 " E.D. ": 75 doz. ploiigQ lines and hed cords. 4 bbls. putty, 5 " alum, 5 " brinxitone, -' 40 casks soda, 150 keg white lead,' 800 boxes pint and quatt flasks, 100,000 Havana segari, 50,000 melee and Cuba six, segars, " 100 gross matches, 125 boxes and X boxes star candles, 175 boxes tallow candles, 75 " bar soap, 100 coses gunpowder and imperial tea, C bbls. Epsom salts, 75 boxes 8 oy 10, 10 by 12, and IS by IS glass. 1C0 boxes anil bxs raisins, 80 lemon3, 2 CAses indigo, 1 caik madder, 25 bags pepper, 150 bucitau. The above will be sold very low at 3o "Broad st.. by McCREA A TERRASS. To Railroad and TurupiWe Contractors. 5 DOZ. picks, 12 dozen shovels, 10" m&ttocks, 40 drills, 10 " spades, 75 steel pointed erow bars, 5 " sledge hammers, 50 crow bars, unfinished; In store and for sale iow by McCP.EA 4; TERRASS. LIQ.UORS. 5)4 PIPES fine brandies, ' 200 bbls. 1 " Holland gin, 1 puncheon Irish whisky, 800 " 40 bbls. port wine, &n& Very 75 " .fine, 50 5 bbU. sherry vrine, 25 " 5 "' Madeira, do. 40 " 40 " sweet Jlalaga Ifi " 15 boxes Muscat win, f,tt " Pike's magnolia ' whisky, Tean. ree'd da, Bowers' do., magnolia rye do, old Uonrbsn do., American brandy, N. E. mm, capper D. whisky. 25 " dWt ca, 25 new loric gin, 30 " br4ndy oherriea, 2Vf nines cherrv brandr: 40 baskets champaign wine, Tne above will be sold very tow and on liberal time, at 25 Broad St.. by McCREA A TERRASS. BRANDIES AND WINES. 16 casks superior Brandy, (warranted pure,) 5 quart casks old Port Wine; 5 " " "Madeira do 2 half pipes very fine Brindy. For sale fcy mchlO '54 K. ?. BELL, DOMESTIC LIQUaT.S. 25 clJlj New York Br.ndv, io " Qn. Jorsaieby mch.lQ'54 R F. BELL, No- 38 Cdivg iU opposite Sewanee House. CjUGAK CuO hh.ls lMiisiaua Sugar all grades, in O Store and for ssle by W. 11. GORDON A CO. MOLASSES 200 barrels Craighead's Molasses, for sale by mar22 AV. U. GORDON A CO. AILS 500 kegs Shoeaberger' Nails all sizes.for sale KiariS 11. GORDON A CO. C" ACK SALT 1400 bag Hue Sack Suit, for sale toar KJ rive per iroquoisoy W. ILGORDdN A CO. mar2254 OAR SOAP 100 boxes Prescott A Co. Rosin Soap. JL for sale by mar22 W. H. GORDON A CO. OTAR CANDLES 125 packages Werk A .Co, Star kJ Uandles, in whole, halves ana quarters, irr sale Dy mar22 W.U.GORDON A CO. CLOVER SEED 15 barrels Pennsylvania Clover Seed for'sale"o-arriveper'AmericG3'by mar-22 r W. ll.GOI'DON A CO. EIO COrFEE 0 bags Rio. CollVe lor sale to arrive per E. "toward, by W- H. GORDON A CO. mar22'54. " TVT AILS. 1 OOO KEGS SHOENUERGER'S CELEBRATED NAILS! all sizes. For sale by jan5 W. H. GORDON A CO. LASSWARE.-afHJ BOXES ASSORTED T Tumblers. Jars. Lantherns. Ac For sale bv jan5 W. H. r-pOBACCO. "100 BOXES BARTLETT JONES' X Extra Virginia Tobacco; 100 boxes Ferguson's Ejitra Virginia Tobacco; 100 " Stnublefield's' do; 100 "J Gw'n'i do; 100 t Boaz do; ith various other brands, for sule br ian5 W. II. GORDON A CO i.""-IE PROOF SAFES. WE HAVE. ON L hand a general Assortment of Rich A Co.'s celebrated ire Proof Safes, acknowledged by all wherover they have been tested, to be the best article of the kind, manufactured in this or any other country. We sell at, Manufacturers' prices, freight added. VV. H. GORDON A CO. j an5 IGARS. 10 CASES LANAFOLEON RE GALIA CIUARS; - ' ' 10 cases I Waternal Regalia Cigars; 10 " WanderingJew " do;' 6 " Las Tres Marias " dc; 5 " La Es.telia . df; With variocs fctlier brands, (or sale by the case only, jiV W. II. GORDON A CO. "TXT" RAP PING TAPER.-IOO BUNDLES 'V Y East Tennessee Wrapping Paper, for sale by jan5 EECEIVED PER STEAMER RESCUE : 50 bbls. CloverSeed; 100 bbls Flour; 200 bags Buck Wheat Flour. For sale low for cash by feb24 CHAS. J. CLACtv. GAS FITTING". T M. SEABERRY 4 CO., respectfully inform the citi tf , zens of Nashville that' they are prepared to execute any ftark entrutedTto them' in the best manner, and on the shortest notice; and on lsWer terms than any work of the kind has ever been docj in the city. Call and see. nyl8 lm. J. M. SEABERRY 4 CO. GilOGERIES. KiqnoL, -J. PEAUOCl, JWO. r. SANDERSON". MICH0LPJ5 ACOCK & CO. J WHOLESALE GROCERS, Forwarfling and Commission Merchants, CORNER OF MARKET CHURCH ST3, t N AS II V I LLC. TEXJfESEE. ' FRESH ARRIVALS. JUST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati "and Pitfcw bdrg steamers, the fiJlowing urticles, vtliicb." we ore of. feringlaw-forcash. Country Merchants and dealer gene jally will do well to call and examine for themselves: 750 bgs prime Rio Coffee; 5ft dra Hmiinu:; 60 do Ignyra do:alvili'rj kegi Pure Lead; 200 bbls nriraa N O Molasses:S)OifC.do No I W - - 150 14 bbl " ' doik-io: "" 150 casks bent EnalUh StdJ 't &l.ku n ' 10 tierces freAh Rice: - fiOjdoiButter do: 100 boxes M HsisThs; gteX'CoUon Yarns: assortssl; 50 boxes CoiFish;'- gross Wash Boards; 50 do Herring-, - ?y nests Tubs; 20 bbls Mackerel; ig, '5 caiks Brandy; luO kits, "Ssortcdjliumbers; 8 do- Signette Brandy; 10 cases frcsli"5irdinei: S do do; 25 boxes Pieties, assorted; 5 do Madeira Wine; 5 bbls Brimstone: 6 do Sherry do; 10 do Alnm; 10 do Port do; 25 bbls SM Wine; 40 K bbls SM Wine; 25 bbls Holland Gin; 50 do American Brandy; 50 do Old" Bour 'Whisky; 50 do Old Monong do; 250 bags fine Salt; 150 Demijohnsi""assd sizes; 10 frails Almonds; 100,000 Cigars, var brands; 800' boxes prime Cheese; 150 do" Quart Flasks; 150 "do Pint do: 25 do Old ltye ao; 5 0 do Fluted Tumblers. as:200 Jo Rectified do; 200 kces Nails, assorted: 50 do Old Peach Brandv: Together with all other article usually kept in our line. Call at N IOHOl PEACOCK A CO.'S, feb3 Corner of Church and Market st. EX. U. NOIL, THOS. CBDROK..... A. TTLXB BEN. Iff, NOEL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, College Street. WINES AND LIQUORS. 200 bbls Pike's M'a Whisky; 1 pipe Irish Whisky; iuu an rate s.necttnea ao; 2 do Holland Gin; 50 do Brown's D D do: 20 bbU Old Port Wine; 20 do pure Peach Brandy; 25 do Apple do: 50 bk's Champagne, B B; 40 boxes assorted Cordial?; 20 do Hock Wine; 20 do assorted Bmuies; 25 do Claret Wine; 20 do Muscat do; 20 do Brandy Cherries; 10 Jj casks Madeira Wine; BEN. M. NOEL A CO. 50 do OldMonong'la do; 50 do Old Bourbon do; 100 do American Brandy; ou uu .1 . nuui; 80 do Gin; 40 do SMWine; 15 do Walker's Ale; 2 f pipes Madeira Yi me; Sherry Wines; 8 pipes Old Brandy; In store and for sale by TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 0 boxes Gus Jones' Tobacco;20 boxes Missouri Tobacco; 50 do BoazA Goodwin do 20 do lventucKy ao; 25 do Boaz's Gold Leaf do; 20 do Mussulman's nectar 15 do Phi-nix do; Ieat Tobacco; 10 do Creole lbs Tobacco; 10 do Albretl's " do; 10 do Wetherington'ij do; 50 do Terry Meltc Cigars; SO do Johnson s do; 40 do Cuba Six du; 10.000 Napoleon Regalia do; 15 do Sam Woods' 10 do E S White's do; do; do; do; du; do Reed A Nash a 10 do Allison's 25 do Feunell's 10 do Daily's do; do; 10 ao uiaiis 10 dq Young A Burnett's do;10,000 Jenny Lind do; In store and for sale bv llt;.. il. autLi s uu. G-RESH ARRIVALS. 200 HHDS. SUGAR, - all grades; 1UO barrets ot Molasses; 100 half barrels of Molasses; 5 tierces bf Rice; 5 packageof Mackerel; 20 packages of Cranberries; 150 ackages of Rauins; 10 bags ot Almonds; 20 casks of Porter and Ale; 20 colls of Manilla Rope; 50 packages "Market, Ulolliea and Covered Baskets; 100 packages Buckets, Tuba, Pails, 4c; , 20 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream'Nnts";" - lit packages Cogniac Brandy; lOpackagss Maderii and Cherry Wines; 40 packages Port and Malaga Wines: 70.000 superior Havana Cigars; 500 Demijohns; 5J,000 Corks. Tor sale by fjanl2 EDWARDS A HARRIS. BOOTS, SHOES, &0. JAMES W. UAMILIOS tit FOLLCR. IIAJIILTON & FULLER, TENNESSEE BOOT AND SH0K MANUFACTORY, Corner of Market and Sprinsr -st.x., NASHVILLE, TENN. WE hare in store, and are daily manufacturing work of the following kinds, from the best material, the worKmansnip ot which we warrant; MEN'S superfine Calf Boots, sewed and pegged; " and boyV fine " Shoes, " " " " " Kip Boots, double front and sola; 'i " single " " ' " " " " Thick-Boats, daablawle; NEGRO BRPANS, double-soied; Women's Plantation Sioes; Houe Servants' Shoes; Youth' and children's coarse and fine shoes; ALSO LADIES Calf Boots, sewed and pegged; " Morocco " " -Rid " " " " " Lasting Gaiters; Also, a general assortment of Stock; All of which wc sell nearly as cheap as the Eastern article can can now be bought, and of a superior quality. HAMILTON A FULLER. N. 11. We have engaged the services of an experienced Foreman, and are now prepared to make all kinds of work to order. , 1ST Repairing neatly done with all possible dispatch. ap!7 '5t tljan. 1851. SUMMER STOCK. IS54. Boot'', Shoes and Gaiters. RAMAGE CHURCH, 45 COLLEGE STREET. RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that they have now received their full suppplies and have now on hand one of the largest and best selected stocks they have ever offered of WALKING AND DRESS BOOTS AND SHOES, of every description and latest styles, from the best makers, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys, Mi ses and Children, which they w'l" sell at the very lowest prices. maySO fine sllppersi hoots and gaiters 'for ladies. SU?. Black Frenchand Cloth Gaiters, plain and tip'd; ' " Glove Kid Slippers, Rozettes; " Embroidered Toilet Slinners. new styles: French Moro and Kid Walking Boots and Shoe?; Coloredd Lasting and Linen Gaiters; Ac., Ac. Just received by niay20 RAM AGE A CHURCH. 42 College st FIXE RAZORS AND STROPS 200 dozen Wade A Blutcher's celebrated Razor, among which a tine as sortment of WARRANTED RAZORS, in cases of one pair each for private use; also a further additional stock of Bar bers' Itazors; also, Wade A Belcher's RazorStrops, a -new and very superior article. FALL A CUNNINGHAM, mart tf Colleze street. CHEMICAL LABORATORY. The under signed continues to give his attention to the analysis ol Minerals, Ores, Soils, Mixxbai. Water, A,5- He will also undertake, for individuals or companies, the geological examination of tninera lands, farms, and routes for roads, rendering faithful and correct reoprts of their en tire physical character, togethorwith geological sections or maps, and analyses, as may be necessary. Laboratory and residence oa the comer of Vine and Demumbrane streets pl3 tf ndAw RICHARD O.CCRRKY. J. II. Cl'JtitEV, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER. BEGS LEAVE to inform bis friends and the cssw " public generally, that be keeps constantly S""-" on hand Collins of every description, from the plainest servants to the fine Metalic air-tight and air-exhausted Cof fin, the best now in use for preserving the Corps; together with good Hearses and Horses, and ererjthintf necessary for burials: All orders left at mv ware-room. No. 51 Cooper's Building, Cherry street, will be promptly attended to, both day or night. mvai tf J, H. CURREY. ORUER OF LONE STAR Nab viHo Division No. 2. The regular meet lugs of this Division are held on the SECOND and FOURTH THURSDAY EVENINGS or every month, at 8 o'clock. Degree meetings on the FIRST and THIRD THURSDAYS, at the SONS OF TEMPERANCE HALL, Cherry Street. t-fj-Members of the OrderYisiting the city are invited to our Division room. . H. C. MCLAUGHLIN, Secretary JO. C. NEWNAN. Preside" 8; DR. J, Y. GRAY'. HAS removed to. No. Cherry street, next door to Dr. B. W. HalL Residance Sewanee. jan2i) '54 tf. NOTICE. X HAVE this day associated with me in business mv X sons, U H. A J. C. FRENCH. The busine.s of the' firm 'will hereafter be conducted m the style and snderthb firm of H. S. FRENCH A SONS. july2'54 tf II. R. FRENCH. ADAMS AFlt,OfT, FACTORS AND C0MMIS3I0N MERCHANTS. Auger's North Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, OFFER their services to the Planters and "Merchants of Tennessee for the sale of Cotton, Tobacco, Corn," Ba con and other produce, and beg leave to refer to the follow ing gentlemen of Nashville : V K. Steven sox, 1 Joirxsox A Wsavsb. N.E. AllowatA Co., fJ-A. MoAtLUTna A Co., S. P. Alluo.. Junel4 tf. NUMBER OF GOOD B LACKSM1T US can obtain situations st the Agricultur al Manufacturing Company. " D9?- 7 JMEDIOINE, &e. CHOLERA ! BLOODV VLVXJ I - - A CERTAIN1 REMEDY.. rplIE GRAFENBEBG DVSINTERY SYRUP wea iU .iT ?rSC?Te1 'V ,ot;p re,ideDC tropical climates and the West, where bowel complaint prevail so extensirelv and where they ore- attended with such feaiful fatality These. diseases, especially the Cholera,"have their iiririi'm Iheexisteneec-t. acrid iimd, which nature refnxes- to re tain, and which by their forcible expulsion, cause a sevn-B vpwmt, iiuciirtjiuicijr aui tuutc wui reuujTeail caiu ft lei, uftbe ease. most Invariably iutir fb,agaia,jvilh increased Tiolence Uio nature sometime nrprnmM ih pril n.h;ia .. dy alone bearsoffthe pnise. Not so with the araefenbere tCTintei7SyriipjriU ingredients, are the natural antidoU w Bimpiauii, u cnange me nature or the fluids and causes their exnut.ian in t nA'nmt r. . L leave the,inalme1he- surface, of the stomach and .T V ' '"''mg me canse. k neutralizes them, and tne duese immediately .iuide. It is a great mistake m tarred- Li ,lie morbil1 4 health is preserved, .and when. the contrarj Is the casa thns remedies most nearlr jdutl ,i"B f. to be threefold; It immediately reaches the seat of SisW and arresU its course, it instantly soothe pain; and restoS the system to peifect quiet: the ImmJ;c5.8?;0s, stomach and intetinei are guarded against further viblenca by the neutralization or their acrid contenu, and thus the body resumes iu naluaral laid healthful functions. This medicine is warranted to effect a complete cure and has been thoroughly tested in this Slate, where thous ands of bottles are sold nnnually. In bottles at 60 and 23 cents. Sold by every Druggist june21 tf Nashville. SMARSRALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON. T. P0MEROY, H. D., Inventor and Proprietor. None Genuine tciiumt Aw Aignaturf and the Seal and iy- ruzture of ih (frajTcnburg Gnnpany. IT is well known that Dr. Pomeroy, the discoverer of the justly celebrated Marshall's Uterine Catholicou, is one ot tne oldest and most skilllul physicians in this country. The medicine, as prepared by him. has attained a reputa tion far beyond that ever awarded to any other medical pre paration, ana wnerever it has been used it has needed no recommendation, save its own beneficial effects. But one thing has retarded its universal adoption and use in every case of uterine disease, and that U its price, which has been three dollars per bottle. It is well known that five out of every six wemen in the couutry, overl3 yetrs of age, are afflicted with the com plaints incident to their formation and attendant upon the function of menstruation. We con assure all sufferers that Marshall' Uterine Catholicou will cure them if no vital part is injured or ruptured, and it has toDg been our en deavor to sell tbeniediciiie at a price which will enable all tr purchase it This has finally become practicable, and we now announce that) lie price of this estimable medicine is reaccea to one dollak a.d rirrr ckxts (l,-0) per bottle. It i an invaluable remedy fur diseases of the Womb and its appendage", Urinary Organs, (as the Kidneys and Bladder,) and diseases or Pr guancy Prolapsus Uton, or Falling of the Womb Leucorrhxra, or Whites, Flour Albus all irregularities of the monthly or period'ea" turns especially lmintul Menstruation, or uppre-ua and flowing incontinence of Urine, and scalding of the water disea;-ed action of the Kidney, a d Bloating or Dropsi cal Swellings. AI.-hi. Spinal Complaint, go called, ore ?eo- erally the result of this class of complaints and will disap pear wheie they exist, in the eaiue ratio as the Uterine, are removed Diea$d of Pregnancy, such as Acidity, Nadsia, Vomiting, ludigestiou and Fainticgs, ALSO- Thc Grxireiibur? Dysentery Syruji. r An infallible remedy fur all bowel complaints. In Asia tic Cholera, and Cholera-Morbus. it las wonderful Dower. It cures Dysentery, Diarrho5j.'Bktody Fux. GnDinir.'and Straining, Crampi, ic Ac In bottles at 50 and 25 cents. The Children's Pauuctta Is known to every mother who Jias used it, as a most invaluable medicine for the removal of worn f, and for all diseases that children raiier from 12 months old ia 5 years. Wherever this medicine has once been used, no Mother will ever consent to be without it, in her family. For sale by all Druggists in lown or country, from whom may be obtained pamphlets giving full accounts of .the Graffenburg Medicines. apiD'54 . ALEX. MACKENZIE. HOUSE BURNISHING LIST. The following lutufaxHelr, of good quality, which are all requisite in going to House Keeping,' may. WW. delireredin any part of the city, for thirty dollars, or any part at propor- 1 kitchen table. 1 sett kitchen fire irons, I " fire dogs, 1 pepperbox, 1 nnur dredger, 3 pie plates, 5 mnnin rings, 1 tine wah pan , S cup pan, 1 block tin coffee pot, 1 do do do, 1 butter bucket, 1 funnel, 1 waiter, 1 water bucket, cedar, 1 cocoa dipper, 1 tin do, 1 colander, 1 basting spoon, 1 skimmer, 1 meat fork. 1 market bosket, 1 clothes horsey 1 barrel cover, 1 flower scoop, 1 sugar do, 1 spice do, 1 chopping knife A bowl, 1 jappanea lamp, 6 pair knirei ami fork, 1 do carvers, 2 washing tubs, 1 zinc wosnboard, 2 doz cloth pins, 1 clothesline, 1 clothes basket, 1 corkscrew, 1 scrubbing brush, 6 smoothing irons, 1 iron table spoons, 1 da do, 1 cook's knife 9 japanned chamber bucket, 1 scrubbing brush,. 1 biscuit cutter, 1 cake cutter, 1 dustpan, 1 coffee mill, J 1 flour seive, 1 knife box, 1 potatoe masher, 1 da cleaner. 1 rolling pin, 1 pastry board. 1 wooden apooa, 1 cake turner, 1 towel roller, 1 nest spice boxes, 1 doormat, 1 match safe, " 2 japanned candlestiaku, 1 pint measure, 1 tea cup mop, 1 egg whip. 1 paper grate atove polish, SNOW, MACKENZIE A CO No. 17, College st, Nashville We have also a full assortment of Conkinghtoves,.Ovens, Skillets, Fry Pans, Sance and Stew Pans, and othsr arti cles suitable for house-keepers, which we warrant to be of the best quality, and will be sold on the lowest and most accommodating terms. marl 5 '54 SEASONABLE ARTICLES. TTTATER COOLERS, with or without filterers, of New V V York, Cincinnati and Nashville manufacture, at very reduced prices. PRESERVING CANS, suitable for putting np' in" their own juice tha various fruits and vegetables of this and tb approaching sea-ons. - PRESERVING KETTLES, Brass, Copper and" Iron, enameled with porcelain. SAUCE HANS. Iron. Tin and Copper. " WASH BASINS, Copper, Zoic Iron and Tin, Japanned' or plain. BATH TUBS, of all kinds and sizes. THERMOMETERS, at alt prices, .- FRENCH, ENGLISH and HOMEMADE Jellrlink and Gravv Strainers. - " EGO CHURNS. WHIPS and BEATERS. PATE PANS, the greatest variety ever offered in Hub marEer. NUT CRACKERS. Steel and Silver Plated and Patent. JULAP TUMBLERS, PORCELAIN MUDLERS. At DOOR MATS, Manilla, Calcutta, Hemp, Jute Grass, Ac Our stock of Door Mats being greater than the wants of our House Keeper, we will furnish those persons who can' appreciate tha best article in this line, much chiaper than they have ever before been sold in Nashville. HOUSE KEEPING OOOD.--We receive weekly Irom New York additions to our stock of House Keeping Good, and propose to keep on bind, at nil times, a full assortment of all articles requisita for the. wants of House Keepers. majSO'ot SNOW. MACKENZIE A CO. BURNET'S WATER COOLERS.- WITU tWs elegant article lamilies of ordinary size can he supplied with water as, cool s ice itself, by an outlay of Sets, per day for ice. BURNET'S FILTERING APPARATUS, for removing impurities, from water, rendering it perfectly clsar.and wliulrsome. ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND TUBS. We have a large assortment which we will selLlow tor cosh or to punc tual customers. Also, ICE MALLETS, ICE. PICS, Ac., 4c PLUNGE, SPONGE,. AND SUOWEIt BATHSU-We bare all varieties of Bath Tubs, made, of-an ex'ra heavy article of line, importeit expressly for the purpns Also, TOILET' SETTS FOR CHAMBERS, oi the best. New York patterns. i. BRI1TANIA. WARE. We liavr this day received from New York and will sell at a small advance on the nuuxr' facturer's prises, the most elegaut stock of -BRITTANIA WARK that has been ever offered in this city. price so low as to induce' even those in the most moderate circum stance to combine elegance with coaftrt. Brittania Candlesticks, Pitchcr, Cupi, Lamps, Ac , ft, all at equally low rates. BLOCK TIN COYKKED DISHES; of all sizes: Coffee Urns. f3oup Tureens. Biggins, Ac, 4c, Ac. maj334 SNOW, MACKENZIE A CO. GOODS FOR THE SEASON". THE CALIFORNIA SELF-11 EATING SAD IRON". With this admirable invention, with two cents worth of charcoal, the ironing for a large family con. be done un der the shade of trees, or in retired apartment, thus sav ing great injury to the health of valuable si r rants, and the heavy expense and inconvenience of large tires; We have ' told over SuO of these Irons in this city, and wa warrant them to give satisfaction. IRONING FURNACES AND PRESERVING FUR NACES BRASS AND jORNAMMNTAL PRESERVING KETLLEST' FRUIT CANS, lor puttingup lruit.for winter nse J, A 3 and 4 quarts. - , NURSE 1AMPS, ETNAS, and TsriouHC3nrmyance fiir heating water, or other tloids, by a spirit lamp,, m three minutes. Many or these I'yerylpw priees. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, Water l Jf. Hip .iind Sponge Baths. Night LigbU, Faathec Dusters. OLVABlSHycri'locSing glass and picture frames can be rgUded with a common camel hair "McCOMBlE'S POLISH, for varnishing furnittrre, car riages, brass and plated wares. Thw ailicle in "ra valuable, aswi'tb yerylittle labor, an old piece of furniture or car, riage can be made to look "as good, as new. Traveling It Aets nf various kinds, Britannia Ware of all styles and patterns'. Wire Dish and Plate Covers, most important fr prelecting delicate viands from fl'.es and very cheap. , Over Too diOfrent articles belonging to our Hcosekeepi ing Department, which will be sold at tne lowest prices. jy7:tf KNOW. MACKENZ1E-A CO WAGONS-AND UI.UWS la variety ana quan tity, and of the best quality may be had at the Ag ricultural Manufactory, No. 78 Market street, Nashville, Tenn. ' my27 tri-w FOR HIRE. A WOMAN and CHILD fair coor, washer and ironer, lor the balance of theyear. Apply to june4 WM.L,fi0YP,J8. NASHTflLLE AND CHATTANOOGA-KAIL-ROAD. DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER THAIW. Expre. Mail Train leaves daily for Chattansog a; 8 o- Accnnunodation Train leaves daily for ShelbyviH at g o'clock P. M. ' Throng': TicEeti to Charleston, S. C , $15 60 " " " Savannah, Oa, St5 00 - " " Wilminirfon V f? . v Tobe-hfii.at the Railroad and General Sfage OfSce ondr the-" ertulail Hotel, and r the Tirkst fltfti. P. Depot. ILI.ANDEESO.Y, july4-:ir anpr. iransportation. SOUTHERN EOUTE. THE fplloning aassification and rates or Transportation have been established by the Roads ejecting Charleston and Savannah with Nashville , FIRST CLASS. Book and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hat: Bottled iiiqaors and OiU. lamphine and Spirits Turpentine, in casks and barrel! Carpeting. ' China,' Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases. Clocks. Confectionery. Cntlerr. in boxes and cs rii- nj. in boxes and bales. ' Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seed. AAokinar Glasses and Lookincr Glass PIuLssl -nl n-n risk." ' Oysters, in a . - ' r- --j -4iv i a ii uTia9(UU Spices, perlOO Ea. SI 2u SECOND CLASS, cbineryr"8' JCCept CnU"n' Heavy Casting, and Ma- in telZt?"' !? Cordage. Tobacco, MdboSn!?e y"" and I-eather in rolla . SPECIAL RATES Jtllrtcll1 emM UU chargedatrote.4of Kerclua- shippinj from the Eastern citiM win find Si-5f c't? M te most expeditious routes Freights from Nw York and Philadelphia to Charleston and Savannah, ranges from u to 12 cents per cubic foot according to class and character nf vessels. ' As the, Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savan nah hove discontinued tne Receiving and Eorwaxdlng of Merchandise, it will be Jlerchuit st those points. Shippers may rely upon a strict adhereme to tha above ""- H. L ANDERSfl.V H.,St NashvUle,JuJy4-tf N.A.CVr.R. SPECIAL NOTICE. rosbinmen entitled to the ab,i mto linloaamAah nr1 everf p-ick-iM ha.- tbe name of the Depot ofdelireir. and - o ... km. xw iw uiuiuir marEfNi unnn it - c. -"7 - JJ. I. A. rKEIGHT ON PKOUUClTTO CHAKEES-' TON AMI KlVivviir On and after thU date, the Articles as enumerated fcslow. will be sent through to Charleston oc Savannah, at the prices affixed to each article: inron, per 100 lbs-, 8n Tobacco, hhds., per IW lbs, so? PorlcJnbbU., tl Xr JJagging and Rope, ?l u. u A.Ui.KMJ., Sup't . Supt.J"ri8porion. T0vrHF--?nDLv-' FALLS, BOSTON, and f. J,'-?0IPV-." Cinonaiti, Hamilton, and Dartoo, and Madrid and Lake Ene Raiilroads. FAKE REDUCED I ONLY FOUR DOLLARS FROM CINCINNATI TO BUFFALO. 3Sf Baggage checked to Biulale. Depot on tho west end of the city, on Sixth street. Cheapest and most pleasant route between Cincinnati and the Eastern cities. Passengers leaving Cincinnati by a 20 Morning Train oT Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton "Railroad, arrive at the Lake Shore at 4 o'clock, P. AL, and go Immediately ca board tbe tine steamers, ST. LAWRENCE, Capt, Mead;. MISSLSSIPPI...7. ."...CaHarird; and arrive in Buffalo the next morning, after a rfshin night's leep, in time for early train to Nugara Falls, New York, Boston,AcarriTing.atNewYort:rorsapper. ' Tho roads composing this route from Cincinnati to the Lake are laid throughout with heavy T railnd ia construc tion of track, roIlingTOachicery, comfort oflcars, and gn--"""' management. U not surpassed by any road in the west pasfclLlhe densely populated and highly culti vated vall.vaoi the Great MiamrSid nrersf also, run ning through the large and beautiful town or llamilton Dayton, Springfield, Urbona, Bellefohtiise, Kenton. Corey, and Sandusky. " The Boats of this line were built expressly for comfort, wrety and speed ; and no efforts will be spared to rendjr comfortable those who may patronize them. fare: ?'"-"" Jnrs trill bear in mind that the following ratej orFare include both meals and state nxuis oa lt steamers. From Cincinnati toTJuIlilo...... 4 or: do do N.York fRailroad from Buffalo!) H "a do via Hudson nver sieamcrj, IV M. do 'do Boston, j$ i. For Through tickets and information, please apply at Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Office, noith west corner of Broadway and front stieet, under the Spen cer House, or to J W. SHIPLEY, Railroad OtSce, on Walnnt street, between Fourth nnd Finh tr.t r.n Annr- south of Gibson Honse, or Sixth treet Depot iA-UUAJItiS, Hup't. julyl3 tang!5 W. A IiTUAM; Agent. PITTSBURG, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and new York railroad. a PARE REDUCED! . CiT New route opened to New York all the war by Railroad, via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. The quickeit, cheapest and most pleasant route to Pitts burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York. Depot in the west end of the city. . Only route via Pittsburg and Philadelphia bv which through tickets can be obtained from CineisnatT to New YotIc. One less change of cars than any other route. Passenger leaving Cincinnati on 8 o'clock Morning Train of Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dajtoa Railroad i tbrougtUo Cnstlice without change of cars, and, after thir ty minutes for dinner, proceed by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad arriving at Pittsburg at 8 o'clock, P. M, Leave Pittsbnre via Pennsylvania Central Railroad, at 9 o'clock P.M.aadarrifein Baltimore and Philadelphia at 12 o' clock and 0 minutes (noon) next day, and from thence, vja Kensington and Jersey CUr, or Camden and AahVy Railroads, arriving in New York at 4 P. M. Second Train Leaves. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton . Railroad, at 3 o'clock and 20 minutes every morning; ar riving at Crestline at 4 i P. M, and Pittsburg 12 o'clock and St minute, midnight; and aflera comfortable night's rest, resnme by 7 o'cloctA. M. Train, arriving in Philadel phia and Baltimore at 12. o'clock and 30 minutes, midnight The only offices in Cincinnati by which Through TickeU can be purchased from. Cincinnati -to New 1 orZ. via Pittv burgand Philadelphia, is under the Spencer House, and one door below the Gibson House, on olnut street. FARE. Fare from. Cincinnati to Pittsburg;.... 7 CO Front Car, ........4 5 00 Fare from, Cincinnati to Philadelphia, .14 00 do do Baltimore....... ......14 00 do do New York, via Pittsburg and Philadelphia all the way by Railroad 18 CO 33?" For Through TickeU and information, please apply at Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Office, north west comer of Bnudwayand Front street, under the Spen cer House, or to J. W. SHIPLEY, at Railroad Office, on Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, one door south of tho Gibson House, or at theSixlh street Depot. II. O. AM ES, Superintendent. julyl8-tf W. A. LATHAM. Agent. "TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH. United States Mail JLine Thronsh in 48 to 50 Hours. 27EW YORK AND CHARLESTON SEMI WEEKLY STEA2C SI1I1 LINK LEAVES Adger" Wharves, every Wednee- uay auu oaiuruay auwr 1110 arrival 01 uie cars front the South and West. ON SATURDAY. Nah ville, 1500 tons, M-Berry Commander. "3rarioH, J,200tonj,W.Fuster, Commander. ON WEDNESDAY. Ja$. AdgcrJl.SOO tons, T.E. Turner, Commander. Southerner, 1,000 tons, Thos, Ewan, Commander. These steamers are unrivalled on the coast for safety, Seed-aad comfort, experienced and courteous Common as, and- tables" supplied with" every luxury. Traveller by this, line will beinsured every posaibls comfort and ac commodation. , For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac commodation, apply at the office of the Agent. Cabio'liassage,.... - ........25. , Steerage parage; U&hxiiiikA. r "-'"r''CornerEaiBayaad Adger"s Wharves. HmIod, Juni 14, 1654". tf. Chirh NASHVILLE, LEBANON AND SPARTA "MAIL STAGE. FOUR HORSE COACHES. iil. i. FSICE, Contractor. TTiOR LEBANON. Leave Nashville dai- m JC ly, except Sundays, at 2 o'clodc, P. M.3 Amren at Iebonon at 114 0'clockE.M. FOR SPARTA. Leaves Nashville Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays it 2 o'clock, P. M. Arriving at Sparta-,' 10 o'clock, A, iL, next dUy. STAGE OFFICES. "MlTaiELL-S HOTEL Sparta, DRAKE'S HOTEL Lebanon, NASHVILLE INX-NaahviUe. Lebanon, July 1, 1854. Iv8 lis awAo cXKTER, TH03IAS At HOUGH'S HiiTrXD STATES Itaui uxat vm Sl"LENDLO HORSE COACHES, FOUB FOR JACKSON AND MEMPHIS, VIA COLUMBIA, LEXINGTON AND WAYNESBORO, nn- iriwdre-. -tiles To"PlJte ai thebalaae- beantifnl High Hidee Road. tTATKS Naahvilla Mondays, Wednesdaya and Fri ,vil Sb'doO, F. M. Apply at Oanerol Stajp TT j 1 j days otsce, jufy4 tf iWj' IWfl iflfcft